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In the latest Suite Spot: Spotlight series episode, we travel to Atlanta, Georgia, to showcase the one-of-a-kind, AAA Four Diamond Hilton hotel - The Signia by Hilton Atlanta! Director of Sales at the property, Julia Austin, sits down with the Suite Spot to give travelers a keen look at why this newly built hotel not only broke new ground, but is also breaking records and setting the bar for guest experiences, being hospitality forward, and incorporating excellence in every square foot of the property.  Ryan Embree: Welcome to Suite Spot, where hoteliers check in, and we check out what's trending in hotel marketing. I'm your host, Ryan Embree. Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of The Suite Spot. This is your host, Ryan Embree, and we are here on our Suite Spot Spotlight series at the beautiful Signia by Hilton Atlanta. I'm so excited to be here. We just got a tour of this incredible property. I'm here with the Director of Sales, Julia Austin. Thank you so much for having us here and hosting us at the Signia by Hilton Atlanta. Julia Austin : Absolutely. Thank you so much for being here. Ryan Embree: So before we get into this amazing property, and there's so much to cover, by the way, it is a history lesson just walking in, I love the term that was used during the tour of this is a love letter to the city. We're gonna talk all about this amazing property, but in hospitality, we know it's a big small world, right? We typically work for sometimes different brands. Sometimes we work for the same brand. I love hearing hospitality leaders and their journeys through their experience, and what led them to a new property like this. Julia Austin : Yeah, absolutely. So it is, it is such a small world and hospitality and, you know, I kind of came into the world by a dear friend of mine from college. I graduated and was trying to figure out what exactly to do next, and she introduced me to the world of hotels and I fell in love. And 15 years later, here I am miles away from home. I'm born and raised in Arizona, living in Atlanta, Georgia, and getting to be a part of this amazing signature hotel within the Hilton brand. It's been a wild journey, but I can now, looking back, can't imagine the last 15 years doing anything else other than working in such an amazing industry that the hospitality industry really is. Ryan Embree: Yeah. So many pieces of your stories echoed with industry leaders. I talked to first, sometimes a lot of hospitality industry people don't know what they're gonna do right outta college, fall into it, but fall in love to it and also heard that wild journey, to get you here at this incredible Signia by Hilton Atlanta. Let's talk about this for those, audience members that might not be familiar with Signia, because this is the first new build Signia, and for this brand. Talk to us a little bit about the characteristics, that make up what a Signia by Hilton is. Julia Austin : Yeah. You know, so when Hilton was really looking on how to expand the company and what we were going to do next, we really kind of reached out to the people, you know, what are you looking for when you travel? What are you looking for when you're planning meetings and events, when you're hosting galas or social events? And the resounding, you know, feedback that we as a company received was, we want something that is elevated, yet still approachable. So, you know, we wanna have these beautiful views, floor to ceiling, glass windows, you know, state-of-the-art meeting space and high level guest rooms. But we still wanna be able to feel like when we come to this hotel, even with just under a thousand rooms that we're family and that, you know, we belong here and, and we are really embracing ourselves not only in the brand and the hotel, but the community and the city that we're in at the time as well. So, and that's really kind of how Signia became to be. Ryan Embree: I mean, it again,

In this episode, I'm joined by comedian and writer Julia Austin. We dive into why comedians became so intrenched in politics, avoiding meaningless fights, fart etiquette, our trip to EDC Las Vegas, marriage advice, and much more. To learn more about Julia, you can find her on IG  @juliaaustinwastaken and follow her there for information on upcoming shows. For more on your host, Galina Rivina is on IG  @thumbgalina. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. It goes a long way to help the show!

Two comedians Julia Austin and Betsy Cox delve into the hilarious intricacies of married life. 

Julia Austin is a strong advocate for feedback never stopping, whether she is pushing her students to get out and talk with customers or talking with business leaders.  “I'll get this question, especially from founders early on, of ‘when do I stop talking to my customers and getting feedback and start building my product?,'” said Austin, Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School's Rock Center for Entrepreneurship where she currently teaches Startup Operations. “And I'm like, ‘Never ... You need to be talking to them all the time.” In this episode of the Human Insight Podcast, Austin joins UserTesting's CEO Andy MacMillan and Chief Insights Officer Janelle Estes to discuss the importance of customer feedback, as well as:  What makes a great product manager? How do you know when you have product market fit? Her advice to legacy companies making the digital transition and developing new products or reinventing how their current products are offered in the marketplace?

Julia Austin is a strong advocate for feedback never stopping, whether she is pushing her students to get out and talk with customers or talking with business leaders. “I'll get this question, especially from founders early on, of ‘when do I stop talking to my customers and getting feedback and start building my product?,'” said Austin, Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School's Rock Center for Entrepreneurship where she currently teaches Startup Operations. “And I'm like, ‘Never ... You need to be talking to them all the time.”In this episode of the Human Insight Podcast, Austin joins UserTesting's CEO Andy MacMillan and Chief Insights Officer Janelle Estes to discuss the importance of customer feedback, as well as: What makes a great product manager?How do you know when you have product market fit?Her advice to legacy companies making the digital transition and developing new products or reinventing how their current products are offered in the marketplace?Links in the show: Julia on LinkedInJulia on TwitterJulia's page at the Harvard Business SchoolCourse description for her class, StartupOperationsGood for HerFollow us on LinkedIn or Twitter Co-host Janelle Estes | @janelle_estes Co-host Andy MacMillan | @apmacmillan Producer Nathan Isaacs | @isaacsnd UserTesting | @usertesting Have an episode suggestion or guest recommendation? Share on social with the tag #HumanInsights Get a free video of a real person reviewing your website

Comedian Julia Austin became a teenage detective when she caught her dad having a provocative phone call with someone other than her mom. That's when she was determined to catch him in the act.  Julia talks about the lengths she went to, to get encourage her parents to get a divorce and the impact her Dad's affair had on her physical health. Now that her dad is with the "other woman", Julia and her siblings are a second thought compared to the pretty pretty princess that broke up her family.  But that didn't stop Julia from having such a healthy and grounded outlook on the situation. Julia should write a self help book about how to look past your parents flaws.  This girl is smart as F***.

Another week of exciting Stacks news in the build market we're in. Thank you to the sponsor of this episode - The Stacks Foundation If you want to help bring Bitcoin to life and build on Stacks. Consider applying for a grant at https://stacks.org/grants Topics this week: [0:00] Intro [1:26] Julia Austin joins Hiro Board [2:15] State of STX Mining Report [3:35] Clarity Smart Contract of the Month (June) [4:40] New Podcast Episodes around ecosystem [5:18] New Gamma Creator Portal [6:01] DLC.Link [7:45] Byzantion NFT Marketplace News [8:25] StackerDAO Labs

Julia Austin is a comedian and podcaster who was featured in Vulture's comedians to watch.

This week they invade October 1968 with Julia Austion and run down Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, Night of the Living Dead, and chocolatey ham. Join the invasion! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Miller & Son BBQ Sauce: https://www.millsauceco.com/ PURE YogaTV: https://pureyogatv.com/ Site Altitude: https://sitealtitude.com/  Music Credits: "Fife and Drum" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode  "Exhilarate" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode  "Glitter Blast" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode 

Jared brings on comedian Julia Austin to discuss all the mainstream cancel culture that's happened since the new year. From Hilaria's fake accent to the German Heiress' fake life, they begin to ponder if cancel culture itself is about to be canceled. Jared & Julia also pinpoint the exact location of where pop culture goes to die.

Julia Austin is an executive coach with a focus on the engineering process, staffing, and functional operations. Along with being an Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School, she’s a board member, advisor, and angel investor. Prior to her current endeavors, Julia was the CTO at DigitalOcean, VP of Innovation for VMware, Inc., the VP of Engineering at Akamai Technologies, and has held technical management and consulting positions at several other startups and mature companies.Links to learn more about Julia Austin:Julia’s Twitter Julia’s LinkedInFollow us:twitter.com/wistia Subscribe:wistia.com/series/talking-too-loudLove what you heard? Leave us a review! We want to hear from you!Write in and let us know what you think about the show, who you’d want us to interview on future episodes, and any feedback you have for our team.Relevant LinksGood For Her

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Welcome back! In this episode, comedian and friend Julia Austin joins me on my balcony (pardon the wilderness) to discuss the challenges of identifying as a moderate. We delve into the chaos of extreme left and right twitter posts, society's ineptness at finding unbiased information, and how to set boundaries with people looking to argue about politics.  I really enjoyed my talk with her and hope you will too. For more info on Julia, you can find her @caninesandcoupons on Instagram. For more on your host, I'm @thumbgalina. 

Harvard Business School's Julia Austin, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers' Eric Feng, Khosla Ventures' Benjamin Ling and CNN's Dylan Byers at Collision Conf 2018. What are the factors that determine whether a startup will launch and then flounder versus soar into a huge, game-changing endeavor? What separates those entrepreneurs who will set the tech world on fire? Hear from a group of experts who have helped build Facebook, Google, DigitalOcean and others and are taking bets on companies that want to change the world.Support the show (https://websummit.com/)

On this episode, we have comedian/producer extraordinaires Steph Clark and Julia Austin. They tell us what they expect out of a show, how to not bug them for spots, and the constant grind of promoting quality shows and advocating for females in comedy.Video Versions of the podcast available at https://tinyurl.com/y4eb3f99https://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts for more information about upcoming shows and our podcast network. www.ComedyPopUpLA.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComedyPopUpLA/WANT TO ASK COMEDY POP-UP A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: comedypopup@gmail.com

On this episode, we have comedian/producer extraordinaires Steph Clark and Julia Austin. They tell us what they expect out of a show, how to not bug them for spots, and the constant grind of promoting quality shows and advocating for females in comedy.Video Versions of the podcast available at https://tinyurl.com/y4eb3f99https://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts for more information about upcoming shows and our podcast network. www.ComedyPopUpLA.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComedyPopUpLA/WANT TO ASK COMEDY POP-UP A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: comedypopup@gmail.com

Julia Austin and Jeff performed together recently and her hilarious and cutting whimsy impressed him so much he wanted to learn more about this kooky character. So the LA-based comic joined Jeff at Savage HQ to talk about her boyfriend's herpes, how shower sh**s kill the romance, her secret life as a Mafia princess and they delve deep into the science of problems with a p**sy's pH. Insta/Twitter: @jaustin327 ------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC487HjN3m6dpCb1YAa6VpWQ?view_as=subscriber?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT US: https://www.patreon.com/savagesnowflake SAVAGE MERCH: https://www.bit.ly/2FdmgUU LINKS FOR ALL PLATFORMS: https://www.linktr.ee/jeffleach JEFF'S TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/jeffleach JEFF'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/jeffleach BOOK JEFF ON CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/jeffleach ------------------------------------------- Check our Savage sponsors and get mad savings on their Leach 'tried-and-tested' products: Our buddies over at Manscaped.com want to keep your family jewels looking fresh to death with their precision tools. SkinSafe Technology will get that ballsack smoother than Jeff Goldblum playing jazz piano in a silk nightie. Use code: SAVAGE for 20% off their amazing products. Our friends at bndlstech.com want YOU to be able to vape flower, oils and concentrate using the most innovative technology in existence, ensuring ALL the flavours, no burnt tastes and a multitude of different heats to suit your palate. Give follow them on @bndlstech across social media! Use code: SAVAGE for 25% discount on all their vape tech.

On this episode of #Build, board advisor and Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School, Julia Austin, shares her point of view on what makes a truly great product manager. How does she know? Well years of experience spent as CTO at Digital Ocean and VP of Engineering at VMWare and Akamai.Julia also opens up about her time as a lecturer at Harvard Business School and experience serving as a board advisor to startups including Drift, Wistia, Help Scout, ZappRx and others.Before you go leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share the pod with your friends! Be sure to check out more insights on the Drift blog at drift.com/blog and find us on Twitter @maggiecrowley, @drift, @seekingwisdomio and @austinfish.In This Episode:0:09 – Maggie introduces Julia Austin0:40 – Introduction of the two big topics of today’s show: 1. What is a great product manager, 2. How one builds a carrier in production management0:57 – Julia shares how she went from production itself to teaching about it4:23 – Product manager is not a cool CEO position, but it turns ideas into made products and can be very gratifying5:48 – The process of idea to realization in project management that she teaches in Julia’s class8:32 – By taking a product management class one can walk through and gain knowledge about the whole process9:05 – Kinds of people customarily being most successful in product management16:29 – Julia explains what a ‘typical’ product manager looks like20:24 – You don’t have to build the most fancy things all the time21:57 – Sometimes you have to take scary risks23:20 – What makes a great PM is someone who says ‘I know this is the right thing to do,’ and can make the call23:28 – Julia shares advice on how one can get their first PM job26:46 – Advice on how to evaluate the next carrier steps as a PM, and whether to go / remain in a big or a start-up company35:32 – Julia shares some final pieces of advice37:21 – Be willing to take risks38:03 – Don’t be focused on titles, but on what you will actually do

On this episode of #Build, board advisor and Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School, Julia Austin, shares her point of view on what makes a truly great product manager. How does she know? Well years of experience spent as CTO at Digital Ocean and VP of Engineering at VMWare and Akamai.Julia also opens up about her time as a lecturer at Harvard Business School and experience serving as a board advisor to startups including Drift, Wistia, Help Scout, ZappRx and others.Before you go leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share the pod with your friends! Be sure to check out more insights on the Drift blog at drift.com/blog and find us on Twitter @maggiecrowley, @drift, @seekingwisdomio and @austinfish.In this episode:0:09 – Maggie introduces Julia Austin0:40 – Introduction of the two big topics of today’s show: 1. What is a great product manager, 2. How one builds a carrier in production management0:57 – Julia shares how she went from production itself to teaching about it4:23 – Product manager is not a cool CEO position, but it turns ideas into made products and can be very gratifying5:48 – The process of idea to realization in project management that she teaches in Julia’s class8:32 – By taking a product management class one can walk through and gain knowledge about the whole process9:05 – Kinds of people customarily being most successful in product management16:29 – Julia explains what a ‘typical’ product manager looks like20:24 – You don’t have to build the most fancy things all the time21:57 – Sometimes you have to take scary risks23:20 – What makes a great PM is someone who says ‘I know this is the right thing to do,’ and can make the call23:28 – Julia shares advice on how one can get their first PM job26:46 – Advice on how to evaluate the next carrier steps as a PM, and whether to go / remain in a big or a start-up company35:32 – Julia shares some final pieces of advice37:21 – Be willing to take risks38:03 – Don’t be focused on titles, but on what you will actually do

On this episode of Protect the Hustle, Patrick takes a closer look at the crucial topic of diversity, including why diversity is so important, why as a sector we're pretty bad at creating truly diverse teams, and ultimately how we can make sure we're holding the line when it comes to diversity to make sure we're creating the best environment for our teams. Our journey exploring and learning about diversity includes interviews from David Cancel (CEO and Founder of Drift), Julia Austin (Senior Lecturer, Harvard Business School), Rand Fishkin (Founder of Moz and Sparktoro), Sarah Hodges (Partner at Pillar VC), and returning commentary from Patty McCord, former Chief Talent Officer of Netflix. This episode also contains a preview to two studies conducted by ProfitWell - one on resume bias and the other on the different work preferences amongst different demographics.

Welcome to Episode 30 of The VentureFizz Podcast, the flagship podcast of Boston's most trusted source for startup and tech jobs, news, and insights! For this episode, I interviewed Julia Austin, who wears many different hats these days. She is a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School, Board Member, angel investor, and advisor to several emerging tech companies. Julia saw her career skyrocket upon joining Akamai in the early days of the company, where she eventually became VP of Engineering. From there, she went on to hold leadership roles at VMware and was recently the CTO at DigitalOcean. Julia is the definition of someone who knows how to pay-it-forward in terms of her involvement in the Boston tech ecosystem. In this episode, we cover lots of topi: -Julia's background and the evolution of her career. -What it takes to become a great product manager. -Best practices around hiring and how the first employees define your culture. -The criteria she looks for when she is making investments. -Plus, a lot more. Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!

This week Jim welcomes comics Julia Austin and Nick Taravella and recording artists Darlene and Devon!

Our episode today is from the archives.  Julia Austin is the CTO of DigitalOcean and a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School of Entrepreneurial Management.  Hear about her experiences scaling at rocket ship speed leading DigitalOcean’s engineering and product teams.Find Julia on Twitter at @austinfish and find DigitalOcean at DigitalOcean.com

This week Jim welcomes comic Julia Austin and real estate expert Elle Cooper!

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Julia Austin is the CTO of DigitalOcean and a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School of Entrepreneurial Management.  Hear about her experiences scaling at rocket ship speed leading DigitalOcean’s engineering and product teams.Find Julia on Twitter at @austinfish and find DigitalOcean at DigitalOcean.com

Julia Austin is currently the CTO of Digital Ocean and Senior Lecturer of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. Her journey to get to where she is today is, in a word, inspiring. On this latest episode of our podcast, we sat down with Julia to hear her story, as well as her thoughts on the startup space, women in tech and clouds. Yep, clouds! We are fortunate enough to count Julia as not only a mentor, but also a friend. We are huge fans, and are continuously inspired by her success and kindness to others. You can follow her on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/austinfish. Visit us at InclusionGeeks.com to stay up to date on all the ways you can make the workplace work for everyone! Check out Inclusion Geeks Academy and InclusionGeeks.com/podcast for the code to get a free mini course.

Julia Austin is currently the CTO of Digital Ocean and Lecturer at Harvard Business School. Her journey to get to where she is today is inspiring and she shares her story with us as well as her thoughts on the startup space, women in tech and clouds. Yep, clouds! We are fortunate enough to count Julia as not only a mentor, but also a friend. We are huge fans, and are continuously inspired by her success and kindness to others. You can follow her on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/austinfish. For more awesome stuff, visit www.shegeeksout.com.  

In this episode, Juliet and Clinton discuss whether it is worth marketing on Facebook, whether an online course or an ebook can get more sales, and how to make videos for an online course private. In this episode we answered the following questions: 1. Jonathan – New Orleans “Hi guys. I've been listening to your podcast for a while now and wondering about whether it's really worth using Facebook at all for marketing. I have a page that is only 6 months old with 50 fans. It seems like nobody sees my posts anyway and I've heard you both say that it's harder than ever to get your fans to see your posts. I'm thinking of ditching my page and putting my efforts elsewhere. What do you think?” 2. Julia – Austin, Texas “I have a wellness business where I practice acupuncture. My specialty is working with women's health issues (PMS, menopause, infertility, etc). I want to create a product to sell online. Can you tell me if it's better to create an ebook or offer a course? Does one get more sales than the other?” 3. Sally-Ann Connecticut, MA “I am creating a video course on relaxation and stress-reduction which I plan to release a short version for free as an opt-in and then offer the fuller paid version for sale. How do I share private videos that can only been seen by people who subscribe or pay? Also, do you recommend YouTube for such a course?” Get the show notes with all the links and resources mentioned in this episode at http://askjulietandclinton.com/53

Julia Austin comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how she manages to stay positive no matter what is going on her life, allowing herself to be more of a "diva," making a life changing discovery as a teenager that changed her family dynamic permanantly, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Dr. Karen Kan will interview special guest, Julia Austin, the author of the new relationship book, "It Starts With You!" Endorsed by John Gray, Ph.D., author of “Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,” Austin's book is geared toward women looking for love, those who are in a relationship and those who are married. She examines the importance of being a whole person before entering into a long-term relationship and challenges readers to first self-evaluate. The book then discusses how to find the right person, how to determine if he is really compatible with you and, finally, how to make the marriage relationship last a lifetime.

On this episode of #Build, board advisor and Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School, Julia Austin, shares her point of view on what makes a truly great product manager. How does she know? Well years of experience spent as CTO at Digital Ocean and VP of Engineering at VMWare and Akamai. Julia also opens up about her time as a lecturer at Harvard Business School and experience serving as a board advisor to startups including Drift, Wistia, Help Scout, ZappRx and others. Before you go leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share the pod with your friends! Be sure to check out more insights on the Drift blog at drift.com/blog and find us on Twitter @maggiecrowley, @drift, @seekingwisdomio and @austinfish. In This Episode: 0:09 – Maggie introduces Julia Austin 0:40 – Introduction of the two big topics of today’s show: 1. What is a great product manager, 2. How one builds a carrier in production management 0:57 – Julia shares how she went from production itself to teaching about it 4:23 – Product manager is not a cool CEO position, but it turns ideas into made products and can be very gratifying 5:48 – The process of idea to realization in project management that she teaches in Julia’s class 8:32 – By taking a product management class one can walk through and gain knowledge about the whole process 9:05 – Kinds of people customarily being most successful in product management 16:29 – Julia explains what a ‘typical’ product manager looks like 20:24 – You don’t have to build the most fancy things all the time 21:57 – Sometimes you have to take scary risks 23:20 – What makes a great PM is someone who says ‘I know this is the right thing to do,’ and can make the call 23:28 – Julia shares advice on how one can get their first PM job 26:46 – Advice on how to evaluate the next carrier steps as a PM, and whether to go / remain in a big or a start-up company 35:32 – Julia shares some final pieces of advice 37:21 – Be willing to take risks 38:03 – Don’t be focused on titles, but on what you will actually do