Podcasts about kammok

After years of speculation, Fairfield Lake SP officially announces its closure. Listen to learn more about the circumstances behind the closure, and the official press release from Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. In the second segment, I'm talking to you about the Kammok Swiflet. Easy to set up, lightweight, and durable. This hammock stand is perfect for your next adventure where you don't have trees, or you're not allowed to hang anything on them.

Grady Powell and Haley Robison Dake, collaborators on an innovative learning experience called Metatrack and leaders with distinguished careers as innovators shares their point of view on innovation as a way of viewing the world. More about our guests: Grady Powell is a future-oriented strategist, executive, and entrepreneur. The founder and CEO of Openfields, a research, strategy, and design firm committed to helping leaders imagine and implement a more creative and just future. He is also co-founder and trustee of Capita, a creative think tank for harnessing the power of big ideas to ensure a future in which all young children and their families flourish. Haley Robison Dake advises early-stage companies and teaches at the University of Texas Austin. Previously the CEO at Kammok, an outdoor brand based in Austin, Texas, that designs performance gear to elevate time outside. Haley's most inspired at the intersection of design, business, and education. ------------------------------------------------------------Episode Guide:2:10 - What is Innovation3:07 - Innovation as a skill4:53 - Engaging in the creative process with Jim Gilmore5:51 - 2 Types of Innovators6:46 - Incremental innovation value  7:34 - Act of courage and stamina8:12 - Relative value: Incremental vs Revolutionary innovations10:10 - Work Collaboration  11:46 - MetaTrack  14:21 - Equipping People to be lifelong learners15:41 - If MetaTrack existed years ago...18:01 - Beauty of Hindsight at work22:05 - Domain expertise  23:16 - Hiring 'T-shaped' people25:46 - Experience, Hobbies, Views, and Innovation29:40 - Haley's 90 days in Wyoming Wilderness32:28 - Os Guinness: Contrast is the mother of clarity35:04 - Advice for Innovators--------------------------OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management. 

In this episode Beth talks with Andy and how his high resilience and creativity lead to a career of photography rather than one in nursing. Andy Austin is an award-winning landscape and adventure photographer based out of Montana. He graduated with degree in psychology from Montana State University, where he also played football for three-time Big Sky Conference champions Montana State Bobcats. He has photographed on four different continents and 25 countries. Currently, Andy is living out of a converted 2006 sprinter van and traveling the country and sharing his adventures with his more than 30,000 social media followers. Andy has been published in magazines such as World Wildlife Fund, National Geographic Traveler, Sky Magazine, Cowboys and Indians, and more. His clients include Reebok, Kelty Backpacks, Montana Office of Tourism, Atlas Snowshoes, Kammok, Garmin, and FotoPro Tripods. - Taken from Andy's website: https://www.andyaustinphoto.com/about.html To learn if you have behaviors similar or directly opposite of Andy, log onto LoveTrades.org and click Start Your Journey.

This week I'm speaking with Grey McEvilly, founder of Kammok out of Austin, TX. While hammocks put them on the map, they are responsible for making some of the best outdoor gear on the market that focuses on three core pillars: Adventure-Community-Love. We'll discuss the beginnings of the company, and current initiatives they have in place for being a responsible company for the environment, and the outdoors. This week is also special for Kammok because March 27th, 2021 is the 2nd annual National Camp at Home Day! This is a really fun way to get people to enjoy the outdoors without leaving the house, and there are a ton of fun ways you can interact with fellow fans of the outdoor spaces. Learn how you can participate here: https://kammok.com/pages/national-camp-at-home-day Up to 20% off select gear with code CAMPATHOME at checkout. Deals end 3/28.

Today we’re talking all about what it’s like to have a career in Graphic Design with Alex Bartlett, a graphic designer working with an amazing sporting goods company here in Austin called Kammok. Alex has held a variety of graphic design positions in his career and shares loads of valuable insights such as: 1) What it’s like to work as a freelance graphic designer vs. an in-house designer for a corporation vs. a design agency 2) What you can do if you want to get your foot in the door and build up a career in graphic design without having to go back to school 3) Alex’s personal stories of taking unlikely jobs and how that got him to the rewarding career he has now I absolutely LOVED this conversation with Alex and know you will too. Enjoy and don’t forget to leave a quick rating and review as you’re listening! ------------------------------------------------------ ⚡️Get Career Coaching: Schedule a free, 30 min consultation with me to assess how career coaching can help you identify your true calling and land the exact job that will pay you to fulfill it: Learn more at www.kelseykemp.com/coaching ------------------------------------------------------

Haley Robison Dake is a Praxis Venture Partner. She was previously the CEO of Kammok, a company in Austin, Texas, that designs outdoor performance gear. She holds a BA in Business and Finance from UT Austin and a joint MBA and MEd from Stanford University. She is a National Outdoor Leadership School graduate and worked as a field instructor in Wyoming, leading outdoor expeditions focused on personal leadership. Haley comes as a guest of JBU's Center of Faith and Flourishing.

A conversation with Greg McEvilly, Founder of Kammok discussing the value a storefront brings to an otherwise digital brand and the ways Kammok uses the physical to drive connections. [...] Read More... The post From Online to Storefront appeared first on It's Worth Doing Right.

September 11, 2018 MBR& Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Neil Beltchenko needed a place to stay in Salida so Matt and Andrea said sure . . . as long as we can put a mic in your face. Tune in to hear Neil give you the quick and dirty (bikepacker) on the upcoming Bikepacking Summit in Crested Butte, Colorado. They talk bout what to expect and what kind of fun will be had at the 2nd Annual Bikepacking Summit. Do you have a person or company you want to hear on Mountain Bike Radio? If so, let us know at info@mountainbikeradio.com. ----------- RELATED SHOW LINKS You can support this content by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mtnbikeradio Support Mountain Bike Radio by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Bikepacking Summit Homepage - https://www.bikepackingsummit.com/ Salsa Cycles - http://salsacycles.com/ Rockgeist - https://rockgeist.com/ Adidas - https://www.adidas.com/us Five Ten Shoes - https://www.adidasoutdoor.com/fiveten-men-bike-shoes J.Paks Bags - http://www.jpaks.com/ Kate's Real Food - https://katesrealfood.com/ Wolf Tooth Components - https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/ KLite USA - https://www.kliteusa.net/ Siren Bicycles - https://www.sirenbicycles.com/ Big Agnes - https://www.bigagnes.com/ Kammok - https://kammok.com/ CEP Compression Sportswear - https://cepcompression.com/ Honey Stinger - https://www.honeystinger.com/ Tailwind Nutrition - https://www.tailwindnutrition.com/ Mountain Bike Radio Links: Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svCGo to the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q

Haley Robison is the chief executive officer at Kammok, an outdoor gear company based in Austin, Texas. Kammok designs performance gear for elevated camping, and their team is on mission to get people outside! Prior to joining the Kammok team, Haley worked as a curriculum designer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where she designed and implemented “Career Design,” a new career methodology to help incoming MBAs assess their personal and professional priorities. She also spent three years as a consultant at Bain & Company, a global management consulting firm, advising clients on a wide range of strategic issues. An outdoor enthusiast, Haley completed the three-month National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) in 2011 and has also led climbing and backpacking expeditions focused on personal leadership for high school students. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business and Finance from the University of Texas at Austin and a joint master’s degree in Business Administration and Education from Stanford University.

We all know that there are certain things you can only learn through experience. And if you don t buy that, how about this one? At the very least, there are certain aspects, certain levels of depth that only come from being immersed in a topic. Haley Robison has learned that truth THROUGH experience and she s done so intentionally. She recognized at various junctures in her educational and career path that she needed to get outside what she calls her air conditioned box and experience things first-hand. It led her to the nation s premier outdoor leadership school and eventually to become CEO of Kammok, a world-class company that s not only selling products but making a difference in communities around the world. You ll enjoy hearing the learning and leadership lessons Haley has to share on this episode of Converge. A non-intuitive approach: Experiencing freedom through commitment. When you first hear Haley Robison s story, it feels like it was perfectly scripted beforehand to land her where it did, as CEO of Kammok – but of course, that wasn t the case. Like all of us, Haley experienced it step by step, making decisions as she went along, and it all combined to bring about her current success. Haley says that part of what she s learned is that committing herself to something with a mind to get everything out of it that she can, has enabled her to experience a kind of freedom she didn t expect. It s the freedom to grow, to try new things, even to take risks. It s the kind of freedom most of us need to experience, too. You can hear Haley s story by listening to this episode. Haley Robison tries to walk a careful line as a woman CEO these days. We are in midst of a transformative time in terms of equality and increased opportunity for women. Haley Robison is acutely aware of that fact since she experiences the benefits and blessings of many of those changes herself on a daily basis. She s very excited about the opportunities that are becoming more and more available for women but realizes at the same time that the men who work on her team should not suffer at the expense of those opportunities. She believes that the world needs BOTH strong men and strong women in leadership and she does her best to walk the careful balance of supporting both in the company she leads. Find out how she attempts to walk that balance, on this episode. Getting past the mindset games when it comes to learning new skills. The experience of learning new things presents different challenges for different people. Some of us find it difficult to get past the beliefs that learning is hard, we aren t good students, or we are incapable of picking up new skills or bodies of knowledge. Haley Robison knows that challenge herself and decided that the best way for her to learn was to learn through experience, so she went all-in. She intentionally put herself into structured environments that would teach her in the areas where she felt she needed to learn most. Would it be helpful for YOU to go all-in? Haley’s story might inspire you, so don’t miss listening to it. Why experiential learning is often the best kind of learning. There is something powerful that happens in the mind when we learn through experience. Perhaps it s the combination of senses involved in the event – touch, smell, sight, hearing, etc. – or maybe it s that facts ABOUT the subject are being integrated with experiences OF the subject. Either way, it adds up to deeper, richer, more fulfilling learning. Haley Robison is leading a company that encourages life-changing adventure. They believe in living life to the fullest – and a big part of that is enabling people to get into the outdoors, enjoy it, and learn experientially as they do. Haley s words in this conversation will resonate with anyone who s seeking that kind of life, so be sure you listen. Outline of this great episode [0:22] Why Dane is convinced Kammok is one of the coolest upstart companies that fuels adventure. [1:48] How Kammok came to be – and how Haley s story led to the birth of an amazing company. [11:34] The balance Haley attempts as a woman leader who supports both men and women. [17:44] Advice about experiential learning for those who need to grow. [21:23] Why this conversation is important for creatives – and how to get a special offer. Resources & Links mentioned in this episode Patagonia SummerSearch NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) John Muir REI Outdoor Magazine GUESTS RESOURCES Kammok website – Get 25% off your order with the code “converge25” Haley on LinkedIn Haley on Twitter Connect with the Converge team: Website: www.Fastermind.co Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/followdane/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danesanders Twitter: https://twitter.com/danesanders Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK The post S.3 Ep. 002 – Why Learning Through Experience Leads to Greater Knowledge with Haley Robison appeared first on Fastermind.co.

Maria Goff is my guest for The Happy Hour #145. Maria has made a career out of loving her family and neighbors, raising her children, and turning houses into homes. She is married to national bestselling author of “Love Does” Bob Goff. Together, they operate Love Does, an organization dedicated to helping kids in conflict areas around the world including Uganda, Nepal, India, Iraq, and Somalia. The Goffs have three adult kids who are starting families of their own. They live in San Diego, where they continue to dream about and plan new adventures yet to be had with their growing family. Maria’s first book, Love Lives Here, was published in earlier this year. In our conversation, we chat about raising children and how fast the little years fly. Maria shares about her book and how she works to make her home comfortable, inviting and a place of peace. She talks about how she views her role in supporting her husband, Bob, in his very successful career. And finally, Maria shares about the fire that consumed their property in Canada and how they are moving forward. I know many of you are probably familiar with Bob Goff, but I just know you're going to fall in love with Maria. She was such a joy to chat with and I was so encouraged by her and her wisdom in being a helper to her husband, parenting and taking on new challenges. {You can listen to the showHERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Maria's Book: Love Lives Here The Puppy Primer by Patricia McConnell + The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron + Spark Joy by Marie Kondó What Maria is loving: Petsmart's Puppy Toys, living her pins from Pinterest and gardening Happy Hour Summer Book Club Music from Jason Poe Connect with Maria Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Sponsors:  Kammok Located in sunny Austin TX, Kammok is an outdoor company focused on high performance gear for hammock camping. Texas tough and featherlight, Kammok gear is designed for backpackers, campers, and travelers who want comfort without the weight. From hammocks to sleeping bags, tents to trail quilts, Kammok gear is built to outlast your wildest endeavors and covered by a lifetime guarantee. As a 1% for the Planet company, Kammok gives one percent of annual revenue to Explore Austin, a nonprofit providing outdoor education, leadership training, and mentorship to youth. Use the code HAPPYHOUR25 for 25% off all orders through the end of June. Sock Club Sock Club is delivering the perfect gift experience. Quality American-made socks are sent straight to your loved-one’s door, featuring different designs and a personal note every month, making it the gift that keeps giving all year long. These socks are premium quality, American-made socks, and use cotton sourced from the Southeastern United States. They’re designed in Austin, Texas and knit in North Carolina. (You can tell the difference when you put ‘em on). Go to sockclub.com and get 15% off subscriptions using discount code “HAPPY” at checkout.

Haley Robison, CEO of the hammock and tent company Kammok, believes in the power of play, type 2 fun, and most importantly: showing up. We interview her about how her twenties took her from being a consultant at Bain to a wilderness guide to getting her masters. Now a CEO at an outdoor startup, Haley shares her insights on breaking into a new industry and finding comfort in the uncomfortable. Learn more at www.she-explores.com/podcast Sponsored by Oru Kayak Music by Lee Rosevere, Soft & Furious, Chris Zabriskie, and Little Glass Men via freemusicarchive.org

My guest for The Happy Hour #131 is Haley Robison. Haley Robison is the CEO at Kammok, a outdoor gear company that designs technical, performance gear for the everyday adventurer. Haley believes in the power of well-designed product to enable life changing experiences, and she aspires to increase outdoor engagement by building a brand that encourages a city-to-trail lifestyle and makes the outdoor experience accessible for everyone. In today's conversation, Haley and I talk about what it's like to be a 31-year-old CEO of a very popular and successful company.  Haley shares a bit about the pressures of being a young female executive. We share about our very similar (insert eye roll) experiences camping and brushes with death. She explains the differences between Type 1, Type 2 and the dreaded Type 3 fun. Haley also opens up about singleness and her contentment in this life stage. Finally, you'll hear about the newest Kammok gear that you're going to want to get your hands on! Kammok is offering 20% off using the code HAPPYHOUR for listeners. So, make sure to hurry over and grab some gear! Offer is good until March 31. {You can listen to the showHERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Kammok Kammok: The Roo Kammok: The Sunda Green Acres Video: Sam Allberry on Jesus's message about marriage We Shall Have Spring Again by Andrée Seu + Shoe Dog by Phil Knight How I Built This What Haley is loving: googly eye stickers, trail running and cast iron skillet Music from Jason Poe Connect with Haley Instagram // Twitter Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Sponsors: Easter Story Egg The Easter Story Egg™ is a family activity that explores the story of Holy week from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. This new tradition includes a hardcover book and 7 wooden nesting Eggs. Each Egg in the set has a story within the book that relates to a particular day in Holy Week. As the children open each Egg they will discover the story of Easter. Finally, on Easter Sunday they will find the smallest Egg empty and they will be reminded of the true meaning of this special holiday! Noonday Collection Noonday Collection is a fair trade jewelry and accessories company that provides meaningful opportunities around the world. To create a marketplace for the Artisan Partners they work with, they invite women in the United States to launch their own businesses through the Ambassador Opportunity.  For the month of March only, Noonday is offering you exclusively some of my personal favorite products when you join.  Just click here to see exactly what those products are and how you can join the Ambassador Community today!

Topic: It's our annual Valentine's Day gift list for 2017! These items because they are unique, fun, mostly from small businesses, use organic ingredients, and/or help a good cause. The 20 products featured in this episode are listed in no particular order. The companies/products on our list include the following: Kisses 4 Us, Globein, To Whom It May Chocolates, Ninja, McCreas Caramels, Spank The Yeti, Petal Fresh, Farmacy Beauty, Raaka Chocolates, Umie, Beer Gifts, Thoughtfully, Godiva, Chatbooks, Original Grain Watches, BV and Co Jewelry, Jelly Belly, Wet Nuru Massage Kit, Datebox, Lego, Grip 6 Belts, and Kammok.