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Kamber Parker Bowden, Founder and CEO of Generational Performance Solutions, explains how leadership must evolve to integrate a multigenerational workforce in modern work environments. Kamber shares research insights and her personal journey that sparked her focus on closing workforce gaps and fostering cross-generational collaboration. To bridge differences, Kamber emphasizes clear communication, setting expectations, and empathy. She explores how different generations value flexibility, entrepreneurship trends, and side hustles' appeal for younger workers. Kamber recommends building trust and supporting internal growth pathways to engage and retain younger talent. KEY TAKEAWAYS [01:42] Kamber shares her early dream of becoming a broadcast journalist before shifting paths. [03:32] Kamber's first job in corporate insurance proves to be a poor fit and she doesn't stay long. [04:24] Many of Kamber's friends also leave their jobs after 18 months or less—why? [05:41] Common narratives of starting work after college and climbing the corporate ladder. [06:33] Lack of clear expectations and poor communication emerge as key reasons for early exits. [07:16] Despite good salary and benefits, Kamber leaves because of poor mental, physical and emotional health. [08:03] Taking a pay cut at a nonprofit which offers flexibility, Kamber develops her business on the side. [09:30] Companies often focus heavily on recruitment while neglecting retention and development. [13:48] Check which generational research to trust. [14:39] The issues of skills gaps as skills not being transferred sufficiently from experienced workers. [15:14] A feature of modern work is Gen Zs' interest in side hustles and the Creator Economy. [17:31] The current lack of trust in the establishment and younger employees' desire for fulfilling work. [18:24] Job satisfaction and career growth outweigh stability and recruiters become more aggressive. [19:36] How can organizations cultivate opportunities to entice younger employees to stay? [23:08] Millennials have a unique position understanding both older generations and Gen Zers. [23:51] Millennials reject being grouped with Generation Z. [24:23] Micro-generational differences shape unique experiences and perspectives. [25:01] “Entitlement” is best understood through generational context and upbringing. [26:45] Gen Z seeks in-person connection; Millennials look for flexibility and remote work. [28:06] Communication breakdowns arise when expectations go unspoken or unmet. [30:46] Data helps leaders understand generational change, trends, and frustrations. [31:56] Kamber asks leaders to consider the risks of falling behind if they resist adapting to change. [32:57] The importance of understanding senior professionals as well as younger workers. [34:38] Helping young and emerging leaders build bidirectional communication skills. [35:45] Recognizing people as individuals with different communication styles. [36:10] Kamber trains on respectful tech mentoring and basic professionalism. [37:42] Trust starts with understanding each team member's communication preferences. [38:24] Asking about preferred communication methods can transform team dynamics. [40:03] Generation Z's ideas of professional dress vary widely, so clarity is essential. [41:10] Kamber suggests sharing dress codes during hiring to avoid judgments and misunderstandings. [44:10] IMMEDIATE ACTION TIP: “To improve how you lead a multi-generational team, build trust, set clear expectations, and ask your team their top communication style.” RESOURCES Kamber Parker Bowden on LinkedIn Generational Performance Solutions website QUOTES “So many companies put so much effort into the recruiting and not as much on the growth, the development, the retention, the activation of talent.” “We rarely talk to any young professionals that either don't have a side hustle or don't have that interest.” “Trust is broken or never even begun. When there is a lack of clear expectations, when there is a misunderstanding, that typically leads to some type of disconnect. How you bridge that is truly through understanding how people communicate.” “If somebody is not fulfilled, even if they're getting paid what they want to get paid, but they're not fulfilled in other ways and there aren't growth opportunities, they will leave.” “We have to be what I like to call ‘generationally curious' and I think that's a true leadership skillset.” “And I always ask [leaders] ‘what happens if you don't?' Things are not changing, they've already changed. And so are you going to be ahead of the curve? Are you going to be ahead of your peers or are you going to kind of sit back and see what happens and then risk being farther behind in 10 years? And usually that snaps them into attention.”
If you're constantly hiring but still coming up short, the issue might not be the labour market. It might be something deeper—a generational disconnect that's quietly eroding trust, productivity, and retention. In today's trades workplaces, it's common to see four generations working side by side. You've got veteran employees who've built the company's foundation and younger workers who bring new skills and expectations to the table. When leaders don't know how to bridge those differences, communication suffers, accountability slips, and your best people start walking out the door. We see this play out all the time—especially in companies that promote top performers into leadership roles without giving them the tools to lead a multi-generational team. That's where culture either grows stronger or starts to fracture. In this episode of The People Strategy Podcast, Traci Austin sits with Kamber Parker Bowden, founder of Generational Performance Solutions, to talk about what trade organizations can do differently. Kamber brings hard-earned insight from over 5,000 interviews across 65+ industries—offering clear, actionable steps for creating a workplace where every generation feels seen, respected, and committed to the work. This is a conversation about leadership in the real world—messy, human, and worth getting right.
Gost u ovoj epizodi je čovjek koji za sebe ne voli reći da je multimedijalni umjetnik, nego da je umjetnik bez karijere. On je fotograf, videograf, crtač i skupljač umjetnina, nadasve avanturista i putoholičar, Alija Kamber. Kako ga je bard suvremene umejtnosti u BiH i regiji, Jusuf Hadžifejzović, nazvao otvarajući njegovu psoljednju izložbu, on je Evlija Ćelebija modernog doba.Saznaćete sve o Alijinim putešestvijama na Karibima, njegovom višemjesečnom životu u Havani, na Kubi, otkrivanju Puta svile u Samarkandu i Afganistanu i zašto smatra Indiju svojom nepresušnom inspiracijom.Svoje umjetničke instalacije, fotografije i artefakte s raznih putiovanja Alija je izlagao u svojoj putujućoj galeriji Grundilo od Bihaća, Mostara, Zenice, Sarajeva, Tuzle i drugih gradova BiH do Kube, New Yorka, Indije, a izlagao je i u galerijama u Berlinu. Učestvovao je i kao jedan od performera na posljednjoj izložbi Selme Selman "Sleeping guards" 30.1.2025. u Stedejlik muzeju u Amsterdamu. https://www.alijakamber.com/page/4IG: https://www.instagram.com/furaun/____________U ovoj epizodi smo razgovarali o:00:00:00 Teaser I najava00:05:11 Moja putovanja započinju najprije u Bosni00:09:02 Kako sam se počeo baviti fotografijom?00:15:50 Izložba "Random" u Charlami u Skenderiji u decembru '24.00:19:49 Moje iskustvo s Kariba i otkrivanje svijeta van "dijamantne zone"00:24:30 Radio sam kao fotograf na cruiseru i upoznao čaroliju Kariba00:26:50 Od djetinjstva sam lud za Kubom i sanjao sam da živim u Havani00:30:08 Živeći s kubanskom familijom upoznao sam svaki kutak Havane00:39:21 Moja avantura u Samarkandu00:45:20 Zašto svi u Uzbekistanu voze američka Chevrolet auta?00:52:08 Indija je čudesna zemlja u kojoj je nema kraju iznenađenjima00:58:30 Moje iskustvo obilazaka buvljaka po svijetu01:01:02 Razmjena umjetničkih artefakata sa Sicilije i sa Kube01:06:46 Godinama skupljam komadiće ruševina spomenika Partizanskog groblja u Mostaru Bogdana Bogdanovića01:12:09 Dio sam performanca na izložbi Selme Selman u Stedejlik muzeju u Amsterdamu 01:17:09 Kako sam izlagao u galerijama u Berlinu?01:21:44 S prijateljima nije lako napraviti podcaste01:27:38 Umjetnik sam bez karijere i CVa i volim svoju putujuću galeriju01:30:42 Otvorili smo galeriju Raskosh u Sarajevu 01:35:00 Brinem se kome ću ostaviti svoj "muzejski" profil na Instagramu______________
On this MADM, Tom Kamber is sharing about older people utilizing technology for travel experiences. Listen & share. Sponsor: Bob Sykes Bar B Q BobSykes.com
On tonight's show, I'll have Senior Planet & AARP Executive Director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) Tom Kamber and William Lee Golden of The Oak Ridge Boys & William Lee Golden and The Goldens! Tom will be sharing survey findings and the top tech tips on how to use digital travel tools to save time and money for older adults. After that, William will be sharing about The Oak Ridge Boys upcoming concert at The Saenger Theatre in Pensacola this weekend! That's just over an hour away from William Lee's home in Brewton, Alabama!
MW Mod Driver #15, MaKenna Romuld, Crew Chief/Team Manager, Joe Breidenbach, Jr. Wing Kart Driver #15, Kamber Obregon & Guest Host, MW Mod Driver #B0, Jory Berg joins Jon Roberts today to discuss the ML Motorsports' season thus far, and update us on what to expect for the remainder of the season! Keep up with ML Motorsports on Facebook - https://bit.ly/3R7UgVd To access to past Dirty Thursday episodes visit https://dirtythursday.podbean.com/ - Help support GFBS at this donation link - https://bit.ly/3vjvzgX - Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com or message us at bit.ly/44meos1 #grandforksbestsource #GFBS #NOSA #dirtythursday #dirtracing #sprints #midwestmodifieds #purestock #streetstock #lightningsprints #latemodels #NLRA
Už jen šest týdnů budou vycházet v tištěné podobě Lidové noviny. Pak jeden ze symbolů porevoluční éry končí. Ikonický deník má za sebou mnoho krizí a taky 10 let, kdy jej vlastnil Andrej Babiš, a i díky němu si vystavěl svoji politickou kariéru.„Když někdo řekne, byli jsme užiteční idioti, kteří mu dělali krytí, to se vlastně jako nedá vyvrátit,“ říká zpětně šéf komentářového oddělení Lidových novin a šéf přílohy Orientace Petr Kamberský v nejnovějším díle podcastu Mediální cirkus a zdůrazňuje: „Já jenom můžu říct, že do mé práce, dokonce myslím do práce komentářového oddělení, nám opravdu nikdo nekecal.“Kamberský se novinařině věnuje od 90. let. Prošel deníkem MF Dnes, řadu let strávil v Hospodářských novinách, poslední roky pak v Lidovkách. Tam nastoupil nejprve v roce 2010, o dva roky později z nich ale odešel na protest proti tomu, že mu tehdejší šéfredaktor Dalibor Balšínek údajně zasahoval do textů, které názorově neladily s Václavem Klausem. Už v lednu 2014 se ale Kamberský do Lidových novin vrátil, a to na pozici šéfkomentátora. Přišel půl roku poté, co Babiš koupil vydavatelství Mafra a s ním i Lidové noviny. A poté, kdy řada renomovaných novinářů z vydavatelství na protest proti Babišovi odešla.„Samotný Babišův nákup Lidovým novinám neublížil, protože ty noviny se pak opravdu strašně zlepšily, když si najdete tehdejší komentáře, třeba i pana Švehly z Respektu, tak všichni uznávali, že ty noviny, které byly úplně vybydlené předchozím vlastníkem, tak jim Andrej Babiš bezpochyby prospěl. Je mi jasné, že spousta čtenářů dostane psotník a řekne si, že Kamberák je ‚úplnej debil‘. Ale tohleto, si myslím, že vám řeknou skoro všichni, i ti, co z těch novin posléze odešli,“ popisuje Petr Kamberský první roky LN v holdingu Agrofert.Kdo jsou dnes čtenáři Lidových novin? Proč si myslí, že Babiš není velká hrozba pro českou demokracii? A co bude podle něj s dalšími tištěnými médii?
In this episode of the Digital Marketing Master Archive Edition, host Sarah Morse sits down with Aida Kamber, current CMO and previous VP of Growth Marketing at Code42. Aida shares her expertise on protecting data from insiders, highlighting the importance of empathy and innovation in security marketing. She discusses the challenges of outdated technology, the significance of tech consolidation, and the strategies Code42 employs to build trust and community within the security industry. Tune in to learn valuable insights about the evolving landscape of digital security and effective growth marketing tactics.
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Today, I'm talking to Dr. Tom Kamber. Tom is the founder and executive director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) and Senior Planet. He is a leading expert on aging and technology and has provided award-winning programs for older adults across America. Jim has taught courses on technology, urban studies, and philanthropy at Columbia University, is widely published in professional and academic journals, and is a co-founder of the Afro-Latin Jazz Alliance which has won multiple Grammy awards. In our conversation, Tom and I dig into common questions retirees have about technology, how to leverage technology like AI to get more out of retirement, and some best practices to protect yourself from fraud and identity theft. In this podcast interview, you'll learn: Why people are so tired of talking about legacy–and why it's making an impact that really matters. The encounter with an 80-year-old woman who fell in love with dance later in life that radically shifted Tom's perspective and practice. How to address older people's anxieties, resistance, or discomfort around new technology–and how Tom gets people over the age of 50 to participate in the Senior Planet community. Why Tom believes AI has huge potential to empower seniors. How to deal with common scams including identity theft, gift card fraud, stolen passwords, and relatives who are supposedly in trouble. Our Market Outlook Webinar is live! Visit https://bit.ly/4bmHkUb to register. Show Notes: RetireWithPurpose.com/435 Rate & Review the Podcast: RetireWithPurpose.com/review
Fetö'cüler rezil oldu! - Şiir / Kerem Önder 01.04.2014 Cebrail'e oy vermeyen, Tornacılar rezil oldu ! Şantaj - montaj; koyvermeyen, Pornocular rezil oldu ! Ne yüzsüzlük, bu ne sülük? Çakma Mesih, nûru silik. Doymuyor da, cebi delik, Çantacılar rezil oldu ! Ağaç, çimen; ne kabulsüz ! Işık istiyor ampulsüz. Müslümana tahammülsüz, Cuntacılar rezil oldu ! Üç kuruşa etek giyen, Helal yoldan faiz yiyen ! "Aç başını, câiz!" diyen, Tangocular rezil oldu ! Siyah yüzlü biri döndü, Gözlerinin feri döndü, Beddualar geri döndü, Zurnacılar rezil oldu ! Diyalogmuş, kim bu Kamber? İçki, Kur'an, haç ve peder ! Kamyona bindi Peygamber! Fitneciler rezil oldu ! Bir ihanet ağı vurdu, Burdan çok uzağı vurdu. Allah'ın tuzağı vurdu, Darbeciler rezil oldu !... Kerem Önder 1 Nisan 2014
Super Bowl In Vegas: The Super Bowl is in our city and we are not taking advantage of it! We should be at the Cheetos Chapel! Super Bowl Parody Songs: It is our yearly tradition! The people have made their generic Super Bowl songs, their 49ers songs and of course KC Chiefs. We got it all. YOU GOT TO BELIEVE: Did we find this year's Christmas BANGER already!? YOU GOT TO BELIEVE! LET'S JUST TALK!, BOOGIE NIGHTS!, DON CHEADLE!, SUPER BOWL WEEKEND!, THE BIG GAME!, LAS VEGAS!, LOCAL!, TRAFFIC!, LITTLE MERMAID!, DALLAS!, ORLANDO!, WRESTLEMANIA!, MGM!, WHATABURGER!, CHEETOS CHAPEL!, MARRIED!, HOLOGRAM!, CHAPEL!, GAY MARRIAGE!, CBS!, PARAMOUNT PLUS!, MOTION RIDE!, SOUTH PARK!, TOM CRUISE!, PEPSI!, APPLE VISION PRO!, JULIAN EDELMAN!, RANDY MOSS!, VOICE!, NFL EXPERIENCE!, LUXOR!, DORITOS!, JOHN LYNDSEY!, CHARCUTERIE!, SHARKCUTERIE!, CHEESE!, BASED FREESTYLE!, AI!, UBER DRIVE!, FIRED!, I WANNA GROK!, DRESS!, SKIRT!, HUMILIATION!, QUIET PART OUT LOUD!, BASED DEPARTMENT!, RED PILL!, WIG!, DRESSED AS A GIRL!, BOODLES!, SINGSTAGRAM!, BETTY WHITE!, BIRTHDAY!, ELVIS!, TAROT CARD READING!, PATREON!, CUPS!, NEVADA!, PITCH PERFECT!, DUMPY!, HUNK!, DISNEY ADULT!, TIKTOK!, TAYLOR SWIFT!, AI GENERATED!, SAMPLE!, COUNTRY ROADS!, PATRICK MAHOMES!, KAMBER!, JAMES!, DON'T WANNA CRY AGAIN!, MITZKI!, BAY AREA!, DO IT FOR THE BAY!, KREAYSHAWN!, BLANE HOWARD!, SHAKE IT OFF!, LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO!, YOU GOT TO BELIEVE!, FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S!, MR STINKY FEET!, PAT RIOT!, RIP! You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!
It's amazing how much we can learn from the younger generation! In this episode of the HR Mixtape podcast, host Shari Simpson interviews Kamber Parker, founder of the YoPro Know. They discuss the gap between young professionals and employers and debunk some common misconceptions about Gen Z and Millennials in the workplace. Three key takeaways from this episode are: The importance of embracing intergenerational communication to bridge the gap between different generations in the workplace. The impact of AI on young professionals' roles and the need to train them in AI to ensure future success. The significance of understanding young professionals' communication preferences and incorporating them into workplace communication strategies. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights for HR professionals on how to better engage and empower young professionals in the workplace. Guest(s): Kamber Parker, Founder & CEO, The YoPro Know
Have you ever wondered what your organization could do better to attract more candidates? In today's episode, Kamber Parker and I discuss best practices on how companies can integrate and recruit more Millennials and Gen Z into their workplace. Speaker and consultant, Kamber Parker started her company The YoPro Know in 2018, a platform designed to be the bridge between ambitious young professionals and the companies that wish to hire them and most importantly, retain them. Kamber has spent the last 5 years interviewing thousands of young professionals identifying their key struggles, successes, and ultimately, ways to make them more successful in the workplace. Her business offers consulting services for companies looking to increase young professional recruitment, retention, and engagement, and she is passionate about supporting workforce development efforts. More on Yo Pro Know HERE You can find Kamber HERE Support the show HERE for exclusive access and bonus episodes!This is an episode that you do not want to miss!Also, if you haven't already done so already, follow the podcast on LinkedIn HERE. I'm adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the feed and, if you're not following, there's a good chance you'll miss out.Join 1K+ women receiving my weekly newsletter where I help YOU level up your recruiting skills, share market insights also with all the tips on how to recruit your next Rockstar HEREThanks for listening! Support the show
In this episode: Angela and Christi speak with Kamber Parker - speaker, consultant, and founder of YoProKnow, a consulting group that actually started as a blog back in 2018. Parker started her company as a means to help young professionals (“YoPros”) figure out what career opportunities were out there for them when she found gaps in her own first career. Several years later, what started as a side hustle has turned into an innovative consulting group that is changing the way businesses look at young professionals. We hear how young professionals and experienced professionals (those who have been in their careers for quite some time) are learning to communicate, find common ground, and work together to support workforce development efforts. Thanks for listening!Support the show
Below is a link to my youtube https://linktr.ee/storystormaker In this episode of Cuadros Corner I talked to Karen Lopez & Amber Rodriguez, two best friends - together named "KAMBER". Yvette Aviles, owner of Backdoor Modern Vintage considers herself their Godmother. Having been in the modeling industry she has taken "KAMBER" under her wing and hopes to help any person who wishes to chase their passion - whether fashion, style, photography or art. You can visit the vintage shop at 907 W Business 83, Weslaco TX 78596. Karen Lopez Instagram: @its.simply.alva Amber Rodriguez Instagram: @am_berrrr_ Karen's Bio: "Hi I'm Karen Lopez, I am a model for Back Door Modern Vintage, I reside in the Rio Grande Valley, I haven't seen much of the world, therefore I aspire to become successful. To fulfill my dream. To see the scenic landscapes. I'm a peaceful person, I keep to myself. I'm also an Inquisitive person and that's all you need to know! " Amber's Bio: "Hello my name is Amber Rodriguez I'm a designer & love being photogenic. I actually have a sketchbook to design certain clothes etc.. Fashion really inspires me because I can put anything together that really doesn't go & I make it work. I've been in the fashion industry since I was a little girl. My mom always would wear name brand clothes & wear alot of nice funky outfits as well which she would design her own stuff & which she would sell. I want to be an entrepreneur with having my own business with sneakers & vintage clothing." Set Design by Yvette Aviles from Backdoor Modern Vintage Instagram https://www.instagram.com/backdoor_mo... Facebook https://www.facebook.com/backdooratbu... . . support this podcast . https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... . . #vintage #fashion #bestfriends --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cuadroscorner/support
In honor of Women's History Month, we talked with Kamber Parker '17, about how she started her own company, The YoYoPro Know, to help businesses inspire young professionals as they enter and navigate their way through the workforce. Tune in to understand the importance of finding the factors that influence individuals to stay or leave a company. This episode will help all level managers understand their young employees better. Guest: Kamber Parker '17 Website: https://yoproknow.com/ Host: Mary Sturgill Producer: Kayla Patterson
Tartu Ülikooli muuseumi püsinäitus „Toomkiriku saladuste kamber“ pälvis toimunud muuseumide aastaauhindade jagamisel parima püsinäituse tiitli ja Suure Muuseumiroti auhinna.
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.21.521156v1?rss=1 Authors: Rogenmoser, L., Mouthon, M., Etter, F., Kamber, J., Annoni, J.-M., Schwab, S. Abstract: Lexical stress is an essential element of prosody. Mastering this prosodic feature is challenging, especially in a stress-free foreign language for individuals native to a stress-fixed language, a phenomenon referred to as stress deafness. By using functional magnetic resonance imaging, we elucidated the neuronal underpinnings of stress processing in a stress-free foreign language, and determined the underlying mechanism of stress deafness. Here, we contrasted behavioral and hemodynamic responses revealed by native speakers of a stress-free (German; N = 38) and a stress-fixed (French; N = 47) language while discriminating pairs of words in a stress-free foreign language (Spanish). Consistent with the stress deafness phenomenon, French speakers performed worse than German speakers in discriminating Spanish words based on cues of stress but not of vowel. Whole-brain analyses revealed widespread bilateral networks (cerebral regions including frontal, temporal and parietal areas as well as insular, subcortical and cerebellar structures), overlapping with the ones previously associated with stress processing within native languages. Moreover, our results provide evidence that the structures pertaining to a right-lateralized attention system (i.e., middle frontal gyrus, anterior insula) and the Default Mode Network modulate stress processing as a function of the proficiency level. In comparison to the German speakers, the French speakers activated the attention system and deactivated the Default Mode Network to a stronger degree, reflecting attentive engagement, likely a compensatory mechanism underlying the stress-deaf brain. The mechanism modulating stress processing argues for a rightward lateralization, indeed overlapping with the location covered by the dorsal stream but remaining unspecific to speech. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC
Digital procurement is no longer a ‘next level' approach to spend and supplier management. Digitized procurement processes have fast become the table stakes for any procurement team that hopes to become a true business partner. And yet, procurement often still struggles to ‘connect the dots' between multiple strategic and technical considerations - a business-wide effort. In a recent LinkedIn Snap Poll, Art of Procurement community members told us that alignment with the business is the most important input to digital transformation. That in and of itself is an important indication of procurement maturity. This episode features a recent AOP Live session where Philip Ideson was joined by Alpar Kamber, Julie Brignac, and Chris Eyerman from WNS Denali. They took the opportunity to dig deeper into the connection between alignment with the business and procurement's digital transformation goals. They discussed: What the concept of a digital ecosystem really means - to procurement and to the rest of the company How procurement should perceive the connections between digital transformation and their own maturity journey The important role that experienced and objective third parties can play in accelerating both transformation and maturation
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This episode (S6:E98) we talk about Kamber Cain and her show 8.4.22 at Brick wall Bistro in nevada, MO. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lunchwithdoug/message
Kamber Parker, the Interim Executive Director of the Greenville Area Parkinson's Society joins us to discuss her role, the journey that lead her there, and the needs facing the greater upstate area.
The Testament sat down with Kamber Kirchmeier to hear of all that the Lord has done in her life. She was saved at a young age and God continued to draw her into a deeper and deeper relationship with Him as she got older. She shares of how the Lord has healed her from feeling broken in singleness to embracing where He has her. God has brought sweet friendships into her life that have challenged her, informed her, and given her the opportunity to see people the way that He does. It is a sweet and fun story that she shared with us. Give it a listen today. Share it with someone who could be encouraged by it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetestament/support
Schon lange haben wir mit dem Gedanken gespielt einen echten Experten zum Thema Doping in diesen Podcast einzuladen. Nun, kurz nachdem wieder Einiges zu besagtem Thema in der Leichtathletik aufgekocht wird und die Saison langsam aber sicher ins Rollen kommt, haben Mr. Antidoping zu uns geholt. Matthias Kamber, über 30 Jahre im Kampf gegen Doping engagiert, hat sich Zeit für uns genommen und unsere zahlreichen Fragen beantwortet. Dabei hat er viele spannende Geschichten aus seiner Karriere erzählt und tiefe Einblicke in die Materie gewährt. Wir haben über die grossen Probleme der Dopingbekämpfung gesprochen, über den Russland Skandal und wie die Leichtathletik als eine der wenigen Sportarten konsequent eine Nation gesperrt haben, übber die technischen und formalen Hürden, aber auch über die Fälle Wilson und Hussein, die die Schweizer Leichtathletik stark beschäftigt haben. Viele spannende und lehrreiche Informationen in etwas mehr als einer Stunde. Viel Spass beim Reinhören!
Als im März 2020 der Bundesrat die «ausserordentliche Lage» ausruft, ändert sich schlagartig alles für die Veranstaltungsbranche. Alles steht still und reibt sich verwundert die Augen. Was damals noch niemand einordnen konnte, ist erst heute fassbar: Eine epochale Krise von über zwei Jahren und noch ist nichts, wie es vorher mal war. Unzählige Projekte mussten annulliert oder verschoben werden. Zahlreiche Fachkräfte haben die Branche verlassen. Der wirtschaftliche Schaden ist immens und mitten drin, die Leute, die in der Krise versucht haben die Interessen der Branche zu vertreten.Einer davon ist Christoph Kamber, Präsident des EXPO EVENT Verbandes. Er erzählt, wie er den Stillstand der Branche erlebt hat, warum Verbände in der Eventbranche in dieser Zeit an Bedeutung gewonnen haben und warum sie auch künftig wichtig bleiben werden. Christoph Kamber zeigt zudem auf, welche Vorteile ein Beitritt in einen Verband hat und wie Verbände die politischen Prozesse für die Branche positiv beeinflussen können.Über Christoph Kamber:Christoph Kamber ist seit 1998 in der Schweizer Messe und Event-Welt unterwegs und leitete während 10 Jahren das Messe-Portfolio der Messe Zürich. Der Experte für Live Kommunikation weiss, wie sich Firmen erfolgreich präsentieren können. Christoph Kamber ist zudem Präsident der EXPO EVENT Swiss Livecom Association sowie Gründer & Mitinhaber des Veranstaltungsdienstleisters SPECTRUM und Managing Partner von RedSpark, einer Agentur für Events und Live Kommunikation.Fragen oder Anregungen dürft ihr jederzeit an info@unplugged-podcast.ch senden.Hier findest du uns:Webseite UnpluggedWebseite SVTBInstagram UnpluggedLinkedIn UnpluggedFacebook UnpluggedWir freuen uns sehr über eine Bewertung auf Apple Podcasts. UNPLUGGED – Der Schweizer Podcast der Livecom-Branche ist ein Projekt von Ferris Bühler Communications, JED Events und RedSpark.
Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Kamber moved to Greenville, South Carolina after attending Furman University. In addition to her full-time work in the nonprofit sector as a Development Director, she started her company The YoPro Know in 2018, a platform designed to be the bridge between ambitious young professionals and the companies that wish to hire them and most importantly, retain them. Kamber is the author of the Ebook "The Young Professional Guide: 7 Smart Career Decisions To Make Now To Maximize Your Young Professional Years" and offers consulting services for companies looking to increase young professional retention and engagement. In her free time, she volunteers for the Association of Fundraising Professionals Board, Meals on Wheels, and is involved in the Greenville Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals group. You can find her at The Commons, on the Swamp Rabbit Trail running, or Soul Yoga
On this episode of My Greenville Home Radio, Dan is speaking with Kamber Parker, a small business owner and coaching expert in Greenville. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Kamber moved to Greenville, South Carolina after attending Furman University. In addition to her full-time work in the nonprofit sector as a Development Director, she started her company The YoPro Know in 2018, a platform designed to be the bridge between ambitious young professionals and the companies that wish to hire them and most importantly, retain them. Kamber is the author of the Ebook "The Young Professional Guide: 7 Smart Career Decisions To Make Now To Maximize Your Young Professional Years" and offers consulting services for companies looking to increase young professional retention and engagement. In her free time, she volunteers for the Association of Fundraising Professionals Board, Meals on Wheels, and is involved in the Greenville Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals group. You can find her at The Commons, on the Swamp Rabbit Trail running, or Soul Yoga!
Als Advertiser und Marketer sind wir tagtäglich dran, die richtigen Personen auf unsere Seiten und Shops zu bringen, damit diese die Produkte kaufen. Wir optimieren Werbemittel, Platzierungen, Gebotsstrategien, Zielgruppen und unzählige weitere Punkte. Wir messen den Traffic, die Conversion und Leads. Doch, wie ist die Nutzererfahrung deiner Zielgruppen auf deinem Shop oder deiner Website? Haben die Besucherinnen und Besucher ein gutes Gefühl auf der Seite? Oder werden Sie mit Popups, Chat-Fenster, Benachrichtigungseinstellung und mehr vom eigentlichen Ziel abgelenkt? Mit Jonas Kamber, Founder von Solid User Text und ausgewiesener User Experience Experte, sprechen wir über zehn Tipps, wie die Nutzererfahrung auf der Website und in Apps verbessert werden kann. Dabei zeigt Jonas zehn UX-Mistakes und wie dies verhindert werden können. Und Jonas weiss, wovon er spricht, den er hat die Nutzererlebnisse bei Ricardo, der CSS Versicherung, der Schweizerischen Post und weiteren optimiert.
Kamber Ateş nasıl olabilir ki! [Bülent Korucu]
Bülent Korucu | Kamber Ateş nasıl olabilir ki! | 12.02.2022 by Tr724
Kamber and Laurine are good partners. One makes blood and... well, that's what we care about most. We're happy to get some goading going on as long as it means creatures are dying, but Laurine takes a back seat for sure in this brew.Here's this week's deck link from TCGPlayer!https://bit.ly/324KamberIf you're looking for cards from the new set, one of our decks, or anything, really, please use this link. It helps a lot!On top of American listeners getting our decks from TCGplayer, our Canadian listeners are better off using MTGCanada and the Wizard's Tower exclusive coupon code BREWCRIMSON to get 5% off your order and FREE Canadian shipping as long as you order $15 or more! Check it all out at www.mtgcanada.com/commandersbrew!You can always help the show directly through www.patreon.com/commandersbrew and get access to our discord to help us brew our decks as well as other perks!Visit www.commandersbrew.com for direct downloads and a streaming version of the podcast.Follow us on twitter at @commandersbrew and individually we are @seantabares and @andyhullbone."There It Is"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
Official Hot Country Podcast Website: http://www.hotcountrypodcast.com Chris McKay interviews Kamber Cain as first guest of the Horizon Series; spotlighting up and coming artists. Kamber speaks of her humble beginnings and the new direction her career is going. Songwriting with Rich McCready and new music videos. Sining My Own Song Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDFwqCPFZyw Kamber Cain YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/KamberCain Kamber Cain Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1oUbPMfghujKXGuehwboFK?si=If8PQQFnT5GmQ8ww2NL8QQ Website: https://www.kambercain.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KamberCainMusic Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kambercain Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kambercain Kamber Cain from El Dorado Springs, Missouri is no stranger to the stage. She currently splits her time between Missouri and Nashville, Tennessee. She has been singing on stages since the age of four and has won numerous talent contests over the years in many area venues. Kamber has been a State/Regional/Semi-Finals Finalist for 13 years in the Colgate/Texaco Country Showdown. She has opened shows for Billy Dean, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Jamie O'Neal and LONESTAR. She has claimed the title of "2014 Missouri State Fair Idol", "Pittsburg Idol" and "Route 66 Idol”, among many more. In May 2016, Kamber won Indie Ville TV's “Country Artist of the Year” Award in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2015 and 2016, Kamber performed shows at the CMA Fest in Nashville, including The Tin Roof on Demonbreun after a Chase Rice Concert. In September of 2016, Kamber performed for over 2,500 in attendance at The Josie Awards held at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in downtown Nashville and went home with the award “Modern Country Female Vocalist Song of the Year” up against 18 other artists and songs for one of her songs called “I Don't Think Of You.” In September 2017, Kamber won “Modern Country Female Vocalist of the Year” at The Josie Music Awards held at the Nissan Stadium in Nashville and she also was selected to perform out of a field of over 700 submissions. In May 2018, Kamber won “Indie Song of the Year” at the 4th Annual Indie Ville TV Awards and in September 2018, The Josie Music Award for “Modern Country Female Artist of the Year”! In September 2019, Kamber won “EP of the Year” for her “Singin' My Own Song EP” at The Josie Music Awards. In 2020, Kamber won “Modern Country Female Song of the Year” for “Singin' My Own Song” at The Josie Music Awards. Falling in love with songwriting, Kamber has co-written several songs. Some of her co-writes are with Rich McCready and Brian Maher. Brian writes for many known artists including Justin Moore. Kamber has also co-wrote with Don Quinn of Mississippi and Mark Alan Peters of Nashville. Kamber has 3 music videos out for her songs “Ain't Nothin Like A Night Like This”, “Maybe I Just Might”, and“I Don't Think Of You.” “Ain't Nothin Like A Night Like This” was featured on the VisitMO Facebook page to promote Missouri Tourism and part of the song was placed on an episode of the hit Netflix series “House of Cards”. In 2016, NASCAR played a portion of “Ain't Nothin Like A Night This” on one of their NBC commercials promoting their Charlotte 500 Race. Other websites that have featured Kamber are: "Today's Best Country Music Videos" and "Country Rise." Be sure and check out her videos on YouTube, Yallwire and The Country Network. Her music videos have been #1 and #2 on Yallwire for many consecutive weeks in a row. While in Nashville, Kamber has been an Extra for the TV Show “Nashville” and also a Featured Extra for the New Sitcom on CMT called “Still The King”. In 2019, Kamber was cast for the lead role of “Cassie” for Episode 9 – A Song of Solomon, in the hit Pure Flix and Amazon Prime Video TV Series called “The Dream Motel.” One of her singles, “Love Story That I've Already Read” was released in July 2017. In August, the song was distributed to radio stations all over the U.S. The song reached #93 on the Music Row Country Break-out Chart! Kamber's second single, "Your Love Is Like A Sunday", off the award winning EP was released on February 14, 2018. It was sent out to radio at the end of March 2018. Kamber's New “Singin' My Own Song EP” was released on July 18, 2018. “Singin' My Own Song” was released as Kamber's third single on May 1, 2020. The music video was released on August 5, 2020. Kamber's 4th Single, "Without A Little Rain" was released on April 21, 2021. Kamber plans to continue pursuing music and pushing to make her dreams come true. Her motto is: “Striving to make a positive difference in this world…One song at a time!” Keep updated with her and any upcoming events on Kamber's Music Facebook: www.facebook.com/KamberCainMusic. You can also find her on Instagram and Twitter under “KamberCain”. ````````````````````````````````````````````` https://www.facebook.com/hotcountrypodcast https://www.hotcountrypodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/OfficialChrisMcKay
Tom Kamber talks about harnessing the power of technology to change how we age. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37606]
Tom Kamber talks about harnessing the power of technology to change how we age. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37606]
Tom Kamber talks about harnessing the power of technology to change how we age. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37606]
Tom Kamber talks about harnessing the power of technology to change how we age. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37606]
Tom Kamber talks about harnessing the power of technology to change how we age. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37606]
The Ravishing Renata co-hosts in this episode. Segment I - I broke down down my top choices in Crimson Vow giving you three honorable mentions in Top 5. I give full detailed explanation why I like these cards. Announcement - MTG Ectoplasm Episode 75 we will have a Modern Master join the show. Details to come later. Segment II - MTG News - WotC screwed up. Kamber, the Plunderer with two different abilities printed on two different cards. Alliance Game Distributors got nailed with Ransomware attack and what does it mean to Magic players. Special thanks to Magic Historian for bringing this to my attention. Don't forget to hit like, subscribe or place a donation to keep the content coming! Yea Yea by Skrxlla License owner - Dwight farias-rios License Number 227717 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mtgectoplasm/support
Kamber runs the YoPro Know, an AWESOME network for young professionals in any industry. As a young professional herself, Kamber really understands the pain points and opportunities that many like her are faced with, and she helps make those decisions easier with tons of great resources. Although this episode doesn't feature a Datastream alum, Kamber's insights are excellent for younger folks about to jump into the workforce. Follow John on social media: Instagram: instagram.com/johnsterling_ Facebook: facebook.com/johnsterlingsales Twitter: twitter.com/johnsterling_ TikTok: tiktok.com/@johnsterling_
Can Kamber alias Kyuubii und Lukas Brill alias Hydro sind heute Frodos Podcast-Gäste. Beide sind CSGO Spieler und beide werden von der esports player foundation gefördert. Welche Unterstützung sie da bekommen, wie der Alltag eines CSGO Spielers aussieht und wie sie sich ihre Zukunft vorstellen, das und noch viel mehr, will Frodo von den Talenten wissen. Außerdem sprechen sie über Bootcamp-Erfahrungen, Dehnübungen und Hunde. Wenn ihr einen Einblick in das Leben von Can und Lukas haben wollt, hört euch die neue Folge an – viel Spaß dabei!
CHOPFSTARK - Der Schweizer Sport Podcast mit Tiefgang und Hochgefühlen
Matthias Kamber ist der bekannteste Dopingjäger der Schweiz. Drei Jahrzehnte lang hat er alles unternommen für einen sauberen Sport. In dieser Folge nimmt er uns mit, auf eine Reise durch die Entwicklungen im Kampf gegen Doping. Matthias Kamber erzählt von Momenten, an denen er dachte, dass es nicht mehr weiter geht und erklärt, was für Massnahmen nötig sind, um Dopingsündern das Handwerk zu legen. Das ist der Sport-Podcast «Chopfstark». Aufgezeichnet am 07.07.2021.
Big thank you to Scottsdale Desert Highlands, Fix Body Group Guru Shawn Robek, Nathan Mayer, Phoenix Prowlers football coach Joe Ramirez, Canyon View Tennis Coach Colleen Whalen, State Champion duo Kamber & Maddy, Basketball Hall of Famer Coach Doug Collins, Mike Beale, and YOU!
Do you own a company and ever worry about whether our practices are meeting new privacy laws. You are not alone. There are 142 + countries with data protection laws around the globe. US is one of the most litigious countries around the world. Here David and Dominique speak to famed US privacy lawyer Scott Kamber about how privacy litigation has evolved over the past 30 years and what we can learn about the future with so much of our lives dependent on technology.
Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Kamber moved to Greenville after attending Furman ('17) and currently serves as the Development Director for the Greenville Area Parkinson Society, where she has been building relationships with partners in her community since 2018. In addition to her work in the nonprofit sector, she started her company The YoPro Know in 2018 as well, which allows her to share stories through weekly interviews with young professionals across the country and help young professionals find the careers they want and need to succeed. Kamber is the author of the workbook "The Young Professional Guide: 7 Smart Career Decisions To Make Now To Maximize Your Young Professional Years". In her free time, she volunteers for the Greenville Chamber Young Professionals Advisory Council, Chairs the Pacesetters Program, loves running and is currently training for a marathon in April. Kamber Parker Owner, The YoPro Know 410-967-8809 | kamberparker1@gmail.com https://www.yoproknow.com/
2021 - 03 - 15 Tom Kamber OATS From AARP by KGMI News/Talk 790
My Journey To Coaching - International Coaching Federation, Zurich Chapter
Kurt J. Kamber studierte Umweltwissenschaften und hat einen PhD in Klimaforschung. Er arbeitete als Projektleiter sowie Berater. Zudem war er Manager für europäische Forschungs- und Innovationsprogramme und engagiert sich ehrenamtlich. Kurt ist Mitglied der International Coaching Federation und strebt aktuell die Zertifizierung zum Associate Certified Coach (ACC) an. Weitere Informationen: https://opener.ch und https://www.linkedin.com/in/opener - Wie ist Kurt zum Coaching gekommen? - Was fasziniert ihn am meisten im Coaching? - Was lernte Kurt auf dem Weg zum Coaching über sich selber? - Was musste er überwinden auf dem Weg vom Experten zum Coach? - Was bedeutet die "Kunst des Nichtwissens" für ihn? - Was sind typische Kunden? Was sind ihre Themen? - Was ist seine Vision, die er in den nächsten 10 Jahren verfolgt? - Welchen Beitrag könnte Coaching im Forschungsumfeld leisten? - Warum ist er Mitglied der International Coaching Federation? Interview März 2021, Matthias Läubli
80: How to Attract Young Professional Talent to Your Nonprofit (Kamber Parker) SUMMARYAs more young professionals look to the nonprofit sector as an attractive option for their career path, Executive Directors and other senior leaders are eager to recruit and retain the best and brightest to join their organizations. In episode #80 of the Path Podcast, I had a great conversation with Kamber Parker, who not only serves as the Development Director for the nonprofit Greenville Area Parkinson Society, but she has also created a platform for young professionals called The YoPro Know. She’s interviewed dozens of other young professionals and offers clear insights as to what attracts them to nonprofit organizations, and perhaps more importantly, what keeps them there. Key advice for nonprofit leaders looking to maximize the talents of the Millennial and GenZ talent pool!ABOUT KAMBERKamber serves as the Development Director for the Greenville Area Parkinson Society, where she has been building relationships with partners in her community since 2018. In addition to her work in the nonprofit sector, she started her company The YoPro Know in 2018 as well, which allows her to share stories through weekly interviews with young professionals across the country. She initiated a women's business group called Six Degrees, named for the idea that we are all six degrees of separation from each other and spent an entire year in a mentorship program through her local chamber, ultimately serving as its chair in 2020. Kamber earned a B.A. from Furman University, with a double major in Communication & Media Studies and Political Science.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESLearn more about The YoPro KnowLearn more about the Greenville Area Parkinson SocietyKamber’s book recommendation by Kevin Leman The Way of the ShepherdReady to move along your path to nonprofit leadership? Check out episode #72 What Can a Mastermind Do for Your Nonprofit Leadership?Like this episode? Check out Karen Geiger’s episode #9 Do You Have A Nonprofit Talent Strategy?
Für diesen Advent präsentiere ich Euch jeden Tag einen Neuen Gast, welcher Euch ein Buch welches Ihr oder Ihm wichtig ist. Heute für den 26. Dezember ist es Fränze Kamber welcher Euch "Einen Scheiss muss ich" von Tommy Jaud präsentiert. Höre den Podcast “The Oliver Schirach Show” und diese Episode auf Eurem bevorzugtem Podcast player: Anchor.fm/schirach Apple Podcast Spotify Sticher, Podbean und viele mehr. Auch auf YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schirach/message
Til the end of the year, we will be recapping our favorite interviews. Kamber really helped us nail down how to be an artist and where the source comes from. Follow Kamber here: Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2Oi3b... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kambermusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/kambermusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kambermusic/ -------------------------------------------------------------- Checkout more content from Music Blueprint HERE: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/music_bluep... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YourMusicBlu...
“YOU CAN HAVE EVERYTHING IN LIFE YOU WANT IF YOU WILL JUST HELP ENOUGH OTHER PEOPLE GET WHAT THEY WANT” Zig Ziglar I truly believe that who you know can take you farther than simply what you know. The people we build relationships with and positively impact in this world are the ones who help us grow. When they say, “It takes a village,” it applies to so much more than just raising children. It applies to raising your business or career. Whether it’s seeking guidance, learning from others, finding people to serve, or helping someone else with a problem you once had, networks make the world go round. Luckily for us, today’s guest, Kamber Parker, is opening her network to you. What started out as a simple question; “HOW DID YOU GET TO WHERE YOU ARE TODAY?” Has become a collection of discussions, interviews, and insights into how young professionals can choose the career path that’s right for them and tips on how they can best excel in their chosen field. Some of the best ideas are born from personal experiences. Kamber shares her journey of leaving her job, starting over, and creating The YoPro Know. Join us as we discuss false expectations, building connections, and taking the leap of faith. You’ll want to Follow Kamber and The YouPRo Know Below: Website: https://www.yoproknow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theyoproknow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theyoproknow/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-yopro-know/?viewAsMember=true Kamber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamberparker/ If you enjoyed this episode, I encourage you to join our Patreon Page and help us continue to bring you more great content. If you are unable, no worries! You can show your support by sharing this with a friend or leaving us a review on iTunes. Every little bit helps! This Podcast was filmed in the studio at ComRADery: A collaborative Work Space in Greenville, SC. If you live in the Greenville area, connect with ComRADery, and find out how you can try the space for FREE! Be sure to mention you found them through the No Rain… No Rainbows Podcast! I hope you enjoy this episode of No Rain… No Rainbows. #LetsGrow
Meet Lindsey McMillion Stemann, a mentor, and friend of YoPro Know founder, Kamber. Lindsey started McMillion Consulting four years ago with the goal of helping professionals enhance their profiles and now she has something BIG coming. She is launching a 4-week Complete LinkedIn Profile Course to help individuals craft a strong profile that truly showcases their abilities. If you have ever felt like your LinkedIn needs some fine-tuning but you haven't had the time or money to make it happen, now is your time to act!
Wes sits down with Kamber of Raviner (www.raviner.com) We talk 2020, new music and live shows. Tracklist: Highfront, Jinjer, Lord Sonny the Unifier, March in Arms Independent, Napalm, Clawhammer
Kamber Kigin (Raviner, KAMBER) stops by for a much needed conversation. Schweezy and Kamber get into it with spirituality, music you like verses what's good, and much more. Kamber: http://kambermusic.com Raviner: http://raviner.com Sponsors GameFly: https://www.gamefly.com/ad/track/cmju043 FNX Fitness: https://fnx.grsm.io/schwegcast Beer and Bourbon Box: https://dukecannon.com/products/the-beer-and-bourbon-box?cjevent=494033edecc711ea83b101680a24060b Josh's Book: https://www.gofundme.com/f/joshsbook
Join the YoPro Know this week as we interview Jordan Montgomery, a 33-year-old Coach and Keynote Speaker, and owner of Montgomery Companies, living in Iowa City, Iowa. Jordan and Kamber spend this interview discussing Jordan's career path, and why he decided to transition from a financial advisor to a coach and keynote speaker. With this, Jordan also shares an important message to Young Professionals who are trying to find their identity, and how to continue to grow as a person and professional during their career journey.
Chime in as we hold an informative discussion with Greenville favorite Kamber Parker, as she discusses her journey from the Northeast to Furman University and onto her current endeavors as as a female business owner, non-profit organizer, and community leader.
Come hear Kamber's story! We have known Kamber for many years now and excited to have her on our show! We have watched her grow into her own through the years! Lets get up close & personal with her!
Hey Podcast, today I sit down with the Marko Kamber from Caroline Fisheries Corporation and Eric Thomas from the FSM Open Forum. We talk about fisheries, philanthropy and a little about Marko. We find out about a new passion that he and his wife, Michelle, have started called Eco-Friendly Options - making eco-friendly and certified compostable products here in Pohnpei. Check it out facebook.com/EFO96941/ 50% off Dell Latitude E5470 Laptops (excludes Clearance items) plus free ground ship. Coupon Code: SAVE50E5470. Valid 12/11/2019, 9:00 AM CST to 12/18/2019, 9:00 AM CST
Konuklar: İsmail Kılıçarslan, Mehmet Acet, Kamber Çal, Pınar Hacıbektaşoğlu, Cavit Tatlı ◼ Başörtüsüne yapılan saldırıların arka planında ne yatıyor? ◼ Türkiye'nin toplumsal barışını kimler, neden hedef alıyor? #İçHatlar her Çarşamba 21.00'da #TVNET'te.
Kamber Kigin is a Nashville-based pianist, vocalist, and songwriter. Born and raised in central Florida, she started playing piano at the age of five and studied Classical music for many years. As a teenager she began writing songs and was influenced by rock and alternative music. Her love of many styles of music gives her a unique sound as lead vocalist and songwriter for the band Raviner. Kamber also performs as a solo artist and is releasing “Edge to Edge,” a five-song EP before the end of 2019.
Kris chats with Kamber Parker, Associate Director at Greenville AreaParkinson’s Society and creator of the young professional blog the YoProKnow. From Kamber we will learn what it’s like to confidently join the corporate world only to discover very quickly into your new life that’s it’s just not for you! How can you use a negative experience to catapult you into self-discovery and self-awareness to find your passions? What about starting a blog to build a community of people going through similar life challenges?! Kamber shares the ins and outs of working in the non-profit world—why you have to be organized and flexible as well as have a driving force for the greater good. Along the way, she tells her story which will inspire you not to give up, to learn as much as you can about yourself, and to have the courage to move on when you know it’s not the right fit. https://www.gapsonline.org/ https://www.yoproknow.com/
Kris chats with Kamber Parker, Associate Director at Greenville Area Parkinson’s Society and creator of the young professional blog the YoProKnow. From Kamber we will learn what it’s like to confidently join the corporate world only to discover very quickly into your new life that’s it’s just not for you! How can you use a negative experience to catapult you into self-discovery and self-awareness to find your passions? What about starting a blog to build a community of people going through similar life challenges?! Kamber shares the ins and outs of working in the non-profit world—why you have to be organized and flexible as well as have a driving force for the greater good. Along the way, she tells her story which will inspire you not to give up, to learn as much as you can about yourself, and to have the courage to move on when you know it’s not the right fit. https://www.gapsonline.org/ https://www.yoproknow.com/
In our second podcast episode, Daniel and Kamber weight the merits of our new Eversewn machines. You’ll hear from an adventurous beginner as well as a seasoned sewist as they talk features. In our second segment, Hannah sits down with our photography studio manager, Amy to talk about how Connecting Thread's lovely photography is made. Every catalog is a new challenge and adventure! For important links and show notes, visit our website www.ConnectingThreads.com Segment One starts at :54 Segment Two starts at 18:17
Michael Kamber has worked as a journalist for more than 25 years. Between 2002 and 2012 he worked for The New York Times covering conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, Liberia, the Sudan, Somalia, the Congo and other countries. He has also worked as a writer and videographer for the Times. His photos have been published in nearly every major news magazine in the United States and Europe, as well as in many newspapers. In 2011, Kamber founded the Bronx Documentary Center, an educational space dedicated to positive social change through photography and film. Kamber is an adjunct professor at Columbia University. He is the winner of a World Press Photo award, the Mike Berger Award, the Society of Professional Journalists Deadline Club Award, American Photo Images of the Year and is a member of The New York Times team that won the 2003 Overseas Press Club award. The New York Times has twice nominated Kamber’s work for the Pulitzer Prize. Resources: Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort. You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .
With Kilauea erupting, we look at the science of volcanoes and how we can keep better tabs on these rumbling giants of geology. From infra-sound monitoring, to tracking disappearing lava lakes. References: K. J. Stephens, C. Wauthier. Satellite Geodesy Captures Offset Magma Supply Associated With Lava Lake Appearance at Masaya Volcano, Nicaragua. Geophysical Research Letters, 2018; DOI: 10.1002/2017GL076769 Robin S. Matoza, David Fee, David Green, Alexis Le Pichon, Julien Vergoz, Matthew M. Haney, T. Dylan Mikesell, Luis Franco, O. Alberto Valderrama, Megan R. Kelley, Kathleen McKee, Lars Ceranna. Local, regional, and remote seismo-acoustic observations of the April 2015 VEI 4 eruption of Calbuco volcano, Chile. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2018; DOI: 10.1002/2017JB015182 Teresa Ubide, Balz S. Kamber. Volcanic crystals as time capsules of eruption history. Nature Communications, 2018; 9 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41467-017-02274-w
Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Indie Country Radio on Weekdays with Murph. Today on the show, we have all brand new music from Kamber Cain, Shelby Lee Lowe and Josh Gallagher. We’ll also be discussing the times I met Shelby, Kamber and Josh in person. This should be a fun show
Today we talk about the Whigs, the Catholics, and the Instagram thots
Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Weekdays with Murph. On the show today, we've got super talented singer/songwriter Kamber Cain joining us. I met Kamber in person in Nashville during CMA Fest. We'll talk with her about her career, music and anything she's working on that she can talk about. This will be so much fun
Today we discuss the the slaughter of the seminole tribes in Florida as well as men's fashion with our guest Kamber Fishbein! Don't forget to rate us on iTunes and gives this episode a Like on Soundcloud.
"Photography is magic…it has incredible and really unparalleled power to represent and define people, communities, and individuals...kids see that and they want to do that and they want to be part of that." Former conflict photographer Michael Kamber founded the Bronx Documentary Center. The BDC is dedicated to providing free photographic education to Bronx middle and high schoolers, as well as education for adult Bronx photographers. Michael believes in the value of photography to educate and inform and he also believes that anyone willing to put in the work should have a place to learn the craft and share their work with their peers and that money should not be a barrier to learning. Opening the BDC was the fulfillment of an idea that he and his fellow photojournalist and friend, Tim Hetherington, had talked about and they had even picked the site before Hetherington was killed by artillery fire in Libya in 2011. The first show honored Hetherington's work. LINKS https://www.bronxdoc.org/ https://www.facebook.com/bronxdocumentary/ https://twitter.com/followbdc/ https://www.instagram.com/bronxdocumentarycenter/ https://www.facebook.com/mike.kamber Visit www.thephotoshow.org We are realphotoshow on Twitter/IG/FB Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/realphotoshow and on Instagram instagram.com/realphotoshow/ Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/realphotoshow Music by Giancarlo T. Roma and Kai McBride
Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Indie Country Radio on Weekdays with Murph. On the show today, we've got music from the Josh Abbott Band, Kelleigh Bannen and Kamber Cain! We'll also talk about the time I met Kamber in Nashville during CMA Fest! This is gonna be a great one, folks!
Tom Kamber (@thomaskamber) is the founder and executive director of OATS, where he has helped over 20,000 senior citizens get online, built more than 30 free technology centers, created the seniorplanet.org digital community, and launched the Senior Planet Exploration Center—the country's first technology-themed community center for older adults. His work has been covered in major national media, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Washington Post, National Public Radio, Univision, MSNBC, and the TODAY Show. Tom is active in shaping technology policy and serves on the City of New York's Broadband Task Force, and on the State of New York's Broadband Adoption Task Force. Tom teaches courses on social entrepreneurship and philanthropy at Columbia University and has published widely in academic journals on topics including housing policy, crime and geography, advertising strategy, broadband technology, and technology adoption by senior citizens. Prior to founding OATS, Tom worked as a tenant organizer working with low-income residents in Harlem and the South Bronx. He has a B.A. in Latin from Columbia College and a PhD in Political Science from the City University of New York. In this episode, we discussed: key challenges older adults face getting online. how OATS helps older adults use technology to stay engaged and enhance their overall quality of life. specific policy recommendations for ensuring older adults are both connected and actively using technology. Resources OATS Senior Planet This Chair Rocks by Ashton Applewhite SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome by Mary Beard NEWS ROUNDUP Missy Ryan, Ellen Nakashima and Karen DeYoung of the Washington Post report that the Obama administration has announced sanctions against Russia for executing cyberattacks on American institutions, including the Democratic National Committee, and releasing sensitive material to the public, in an effort to sway the November presidential election in favor of Donald Trump. The sanctions include the shutting down of two Russian facilities in Maryland and on Long Island which U.S. officials believe were used to collect intelligence. President Obama also expelled 35 Russian agents believed to be involved in the hacks. The President also said the U.S. may undertake covert activity to undermine Russia. But the Kremlin has vigorously denied the hacks, with Russsian President Vladimir Putin calling President Obama's response "irresponsible diplomacy". Yet, Putin has said Russia will hold off on a tit-for-tat response and not expel U.S. agents working in Russia or close American facilities there, until they see how Trump will respond following the inauguration on January 20th. Camila Domonoske has the story for NPR. Here's the link to the DHS and FBI report on the Russian intrusion, which has been dubbed Grizzly Steppe. Andrew Kramer has a nice piece in the New York Times describing how Russians recruited hackers for its cyberwar against the United States. -- Ellen Nakashima also reported in the Washington Post that President Obama has signed a bill that would work to split U.S. Cybercommand from the National Security Administration in order to promote administrative efficiency. But the split can't happen unless it is approved by the defense secretary and the chair of the Joint Chiefs of staff, which may or may not happen under the Trump administration. -- House Speaker Paul Ryan wants to stop sit-ins by members of Congress on the House floor. Speaker Ryan introduced a rules package last week which would attempt to curtail live streaming on the house floor by imposing sanctions of $500 for the first livestreaming offense and $2,500 for each subsequent offense, with ethical citations also a possibility. Back in June, Democrats had live-streamed a sit-in on the House floor to protest Republicans' failure to introduce gun control legislation. The livestream was organized in response to the fact that Republican leaders had turned off tv cameras in the chamber, preventing the public from viewing the sit-in on C-Span.
MCS 21 Kamber (7/18/16) by Music City Spotlight
The gang gets furious. This week's featured artist was Kamber. www.kambermusic.com
In this episode, the Navigators bring on our Number 1 listener, Charles. He was our first listener and we talk about his love of Disney and hear something about a honeymoon at Walt Disney World. He and his lovely wife-to-be, Kamber, will be spending 10 nights on & off property for their honeymoon. We discuss "must-dos", FastPass+ , park hopping, 4 parks in 1 day (#4P1D) and give him some of our personal secret tips, tricks and hidden items. Charles gives us the full rundown on their itinerary and we help fine tune some smaller details, as well as make suggestions on some add-ons. Thanks to Charles for coming on and being a part of Navigator Nation. Also, a big thank you to all of our listeners, followers (@wdwnavigators on Twitter) and commenters (WDW Navigators podcast on Facebook). Rob
E313: Tennessee Line Band, Darkhorse, Wynston Presley, Kamber Cain, Brittany Marie, Truck Patch Revival, Kaylyn Pace
En este capítulo seguimos contándoles sobre la historia de Carlos Mario Betancur, más conocido como "Kamber". En la entrega anterior hablamos de su encuentro con el teatro, el proceso de su grupo de teatro 'Tespys' y la complicidad de sus padres. Para esta entrega, Carlos Mario Betancur nos habla sobre cómo lo recibió su municipio, ubicado en la ruralidad, una experiencia con el teatro y, además, desde su trabajo en el proyecto 'Antioquia Vive el Teatro', nos habla del estado actual de este quehacer artístico en Antioquia.
Encuentren aquí la séptima entrega dedicada a la historia del teatro en Medellín y Antioquia. En este capítulo les contaremos la historia de Carlos Mario Betancur, más conocido en el sector teatral del departamento como "Kamber". Él es director y fundador del teatro 'Tespys' del municipio del Carmen de Viboral, una región ubicada en la ruralidad, en el Oriente del departamento. Nos cuenta sobre su encuentro con el teatro, la complicidad de sus padres, cómo funda su grupo teatral y qué le ha dejado el teatro a su vida.
Kamber Cain grew up in El Dorado Springs, a small rural town in Missouri, but that has not kept her from having big city dreams about singing Country Music. No stranger to the stage, Kamber, born in 1990, has been quite the performer for the majority of her life. Influenced by artists such as Shania Twain, Faith Hill, Martina McBride Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift, she has always strived for a piece of the limelight.At the ripe old age of 3, her first stage appearance was with Brian Black. By age 4, Kamber started her singing career and hasn't looked back. She is known for her strong vocals and stage performance. Winning a local competition in Kansas at a Colgate Country Showdown at the age of 14 gave her the opportunity to open at a Country Round-Up Show for Jamie O'Neal, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Billy Dean and headliner LONESTAR. This was only the beginning. She has gone on to qualify ten more years for the Colgate/Texaco Showdown State Competitions held in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. She has held various titles over the years, including Route 66 Idol, Pittsburg Idol and most recently was named the 2014 Missouri State Fair Idol. She has also performed at the American Royal in Kansas City, MO, the American Idol Experience in Orlando, FL and at numerous other contests and venues. All this, plus continuing her education after high school by attending Belmont University and MSSU, obtaining a Marketing Business Degree. The true goal in life, however, is pursuing music!Kamber was blessed with the awesome opportunity to co-write and record 4 original songs with the mentoring of singer/songwriter/producer Rich McCready, (Co-Owner of McCready Recording Studio) and Nashville's own producer/songwriter, Brian Maher, (Hit Co-Writer for Justin Moore's "Small Town USA" and "Til My Last Day".) Tracks were perfected at Benchmark Sound Studio in Nashville and 4 amazing songs were born! Kamber has also started co-writing songs with Don Quinn and Elise Thornton out of Mississippi. These songs can be found on sites such as iTunes, CD Baby, Amazon, Reverbnation, Google Music, among others.Kamber was also blessed with doing her very first music video in the Summer of 2013 for her song "Ain't Nothin Like A Night Like This," with the help of Mark Alan Peters, Mike Stryker (Casting Life Films) and Darren Williams (Blue Conduit Films) from Nashville, TN. The video turned out amazing and really captivates who Kamber is as a person. Kamber has also finished up with the filming of another music video for her song called "Maybe I Just Might." It was filmed in Nashville, TN by the same video crew. The music video was released online on September 30, 2014. Be sure and check it out!Kamber has recently been featured on such websites as "Today's Best Country Music Videos", "Country Rise" and "Visit MO". She has also had one of her songs, "Ain't Nothin Like A Night Like This", placed in Season 2, Episode 7 of the Hit Show "House of Cards." In March 2014, Kamber was one of Reverbnation's Featured Artist's of the Week! She is also frequently played on some Missouri radio stations, along with some online radio stations, such as "Music Road Radio" and "The Iceman's Cavern".Kamber's plans for the future include writing and recording more songs while pursuing her lifelong dream of a Country Music Career.
Every now and then I enjoy getting together with Melbourne-based blogger Adam Vincenzini, the founder of agency Kamber, to chat all things social media and content marketing. Adam is one of the brightest minds in this space. Prior to launching Kamber he held senior agency and in-house PR roles in both the UK and Australia, including Mango Australia and Paratus Communications. In this episode of The Connected Brand podcast, Adam and I take a sweep across the new media landscape, riffing on all manner of topics associated with PR and communications, with a skew towards social media and content marketing. What happened in 2013 and where are things going in 2014 and beyond?
Workers of every age have to keep their tech smarts up to date to stay relevant in today's workplace. This week on New Tech City, inside tips from three experts on how to upgrade and hone your skills in a constantly changing and increasingly tech-dependent job market. Larry Harris, Chief Marketing Officer of ad-tech company PubMatic, does a lot of hiring of recent grads. He offers tough truths, interview tactics and a brash tale for younger workers looking to make an impression with potential bosses. Carmen Scheidel, Vice President of Learning + Development at Time, Inc., give tips for mid-career workers. (Hint: She's a big fan of the tutorials at Lynda.com). She also has an idea or two for how not to be the one to be laid off, if it comes to that. Tom Kamber, Founding Executive Director of Older Adults Technology Services, talks to a few guests on how to reboot their outlook on technology and working for people a generation older. It gets a little touchy at parts. Harris, Scheidel and Kamber were panelists at Tech + Today's Worker, a recent Greene Space event hosted by New Tech City's Manoush Zomorodi. Click on the listen button to hear this week's podcast with the best excerpts from the event as well as interviews with additional experts, audience members and a few surprises too, naturally. There's also a short visit to graduation day at General Assembly's web development immersive course to show you the brimming optimism newly minted coders feel as they head into the workforce. You can watch the full event here. The talk Manoush mentions in the podcast by Zach Lieberman of the School for Poetic Computation begins at 57:05. Also, check out the slides from the event below. Tech + Today's Worker: Upgrading Your Skills at Every Stage of Life from Manoush Zomorodi
Ex. director Tom Kamber of OATS (Older Adults Technology Services) and Senior Planet admires seniors "aging with attitude." Host Ronnie Eldridge says these organizations have married the Longevity Revolution to the Digital Revolution, benefiting seniors.
En este capítulo seguimos contándoles sobre la historia de Carlos Mario Betancur, más conocido como "Kamber". En la entrega anterior hablamos de su encuentro con el teatro, el proceso de su grupo de teatro 'Tespys' y la complicidad de sus padres. Para esta entrega, Carlos Mario Betancur nos habla sobre cómo lo recibió su municipio, ubicado en la ruralidad, una experiencia con el teatro y, además, desde su trabajo en el proyecto 'Antioquia Vive el Teatro', nos habla del estado actual de este quehacer artístico en Antioquia.
Encuentren aquí la séptima entrega dedicada a la historia del teatro en Medellín y Antioquia. En este capítulo les contaremos la historia de Carlos Mario Betancur, más conocido en el sector teatral del departamento como "Kamber". Él es director y fundador del teatro 'Tespys' del municipio del Carmen de Viboral, una región ubicada en la ruralidad, en el Oriente del departamento. Nos cuenta sobre su encuentro con el teatro, la complicidad de sus padres, cómo funda su grupo teatral y qué le ha dejado el teatro a su vida.
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