Podcast appearances and mentions of kerry adams

Jennifer Didier interviews Kerry Adams, Founder and Managing Director at Velvet Badger. Kerry shares about her journey to start Velvet Badger and how she has juggled the fields of broadcast, brand design, digital experience as well as content production. Listen as they highlight some of the challenges of the constant necessary learning of new software including AI and VR. About Kerry Adams: Kerry Adams is a seasoned professional with nearly two decades of experience in the fields of broadcast, brand design, digital experience and creative content production. Born with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for visual aesthetics, Kerry's journey in the industry has been nothing short of remarkable. Kerry's educational foundation was laid at the prestigious University of Lincoln in 2001, studying ‘Television & Film Design'. She honed her skills and developed a deep understanding of the principles that underpin creative work. With a thirst for knowledge and a strong academic background, Kerry set out on a career path that would see them become a trailblazer in the world of media and design. From crafting stunning visual identities for brands to producing captivating stories for a diverse range of media platforms, Kerry's work has consistently captivated and resonated with audiences. In a constantly evolving media landscape, Kerry Adams continues to be a beacon of innovation and a trusted expert, leaving an enduring legacy of creativity and impact. Her journey from University graduate to agency founder in 2017 and peaking her Career aspirations in leadership today. A testament to her unwavering passion, dedication, and talent growth in the world of design. Beyond their professional achievements, Kerry Adams is known for her commitment to excellence, her relentless pursuit of creative perfection, and her ability to inspire and lead teams towards success. Kerry remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in broadcast, brand design, and creative content production.

The Midwifery Council is pleased the Government is putting a strong focus on the midwifery workforce in its plan to plug shortages in the health sector. Te Whatu Ora estimates New Zealand is short by more than 1000 midwives and another 250 midwives would be needed to make up shortfalls out to 2033. Midwifery Council co-chair Kerry Adams spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

In this episode of Appelboom Bites with David Parker AKA Figboot on Pens as co-host we have the honor to chat with Kerry Adams, also known from her Youtube channel Pens and Tea. We discuss how it is to be a famous Youtuber, how Figboot came up with his name,  what is important for the videos and how they decide which pens to review.------About the Appelboom Bites Podcast:Tune in to Appelboom Bites - a podcast that shares nibbles of news from the fountain pen world, from artists to makers, upcoming releases, and more, we'll chat about it all! Come hungry, leave happy!

In today's BA Brew, our Crew talk with Sarah Gale about developing core business analysis skills, and how to use BA tools and techniques with confidence. Topics covered include softer skills including communication, relationship building and listening skills; business architecture; customer experience analysis and design thinking; mentoring and coaching; the need for BAs to sell their services; skills frameworks such as the Business Analysis Competency Model®; how to develop BA skills and which skills are transferable. During the chat, Jonathan mentions the book ‘Mindset' by Carol Dweck. Participants: AssistKD's Jonathan Hunsley and Kerry Adams with Sarah Gale, Software Asset Management Lead at SSE plc. Sarah was a 2018 finalist of the IIBA (UK) Business Analyst of the Year Award, was the second person to complete the BCS Advanced International Diploma in Business Analysis and is a member of the Business Analyst Manager's Forum.   AssistKD provides training, apprenticeships and consultancy services throughout the UK and internationally. Click here to view AssistKD's extensive choice of classroom (virtual and in house) and online courses.

In this installment of the Detroit Worldwide Podcast, Marquis connects with businessman and entrepreneur, Kerry Adams about the rise and inspiration behind his company, Detroit Flava Pack which is an online store that sells and distributes Detroit-based snacks including Better Made Potato Chips and Faygo pop.    Kerry also discusses his upbringing in Detroit and how he's been able to spread his love for the city to people across the globe.   About Kerry:   Kerry Adams is the CEO and founder of the Detroit Flava Pack, an online retailer that sells Detroit-based snacks including Better Made Potato Chips, Faygo, Vernors, and Sanders' chocolate.    Launched in 2015,  Detroit Flava Pack ships to all 50 US states  and more than 20 countries.    Raised in Detroit and currently residing in Southern California, he is a graduate of Renaissance HS as well as Michigan State University where he completed a degree in Advertising.    Connect with Kerry:    Website: www.detroitflava.com Instagram: @detroitflavapack Twitter: @detroitflava313 Facebook: Detroit Flava Pack   Enter Promo Code: DETWW to save on next order 

Its storytime!! For this episode, Dr. Amulya das,post-graduate from Sankara nethralaya is going to narrate "Kerry Adams and the telephone song. I hope you enjoy it. Feedback form: https://forms.gle/RWDh82M4xuq9NiBM6 question of the week: https://forms.gle/Y5DVJYtTwCf7SE4N9 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sankara-nethralaya/message

Welcome to Alberta Health Services’ COVID-19 podcast. It’s Speech and Hearing Month. In this episode, AHS speech pathologist Kerry Adams answers question about the impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on Albertans living with speech, language and hearing needs and what they can do to stay safe and healthy.

Featuring Matty Jones, Kerry Adams & Simon Plush

Kerry Adams Hapner has been the director of the Office of Cultural Affairs for the City of San Jose for the last 12 years. She oversees the department and staff that helps shape the City’s artistic and cultural vibrancy, resources, and vision. The arts and culture are essential elements in the character and quality of life in any vibrant community. Kerry helps create that the city public Art, Grants, and cultural facilities as well as the City places a vital role in the sustainability of local artists and Arts Organizations. Find out more about the OCA on the City of San Jose's Website. Also, follow them IG: @sjculture (https://instagram.com/sjculture) Read our interview with Kerry in issue 8.4 "Profiles." (http://bit.ly/KerryAH) Episode Music: “Muddy Water” by Socorra on her 2020 EP Coming Home Soon (https://bit.ly/MuddyWaterSocorra) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/content-magazine/support

Kerry joins me from Lock down in New Zealand. We chat how he got started in shooting, his various experiences shooting in NZ and some of the comps run over there.

Today on Boston Public Radio: Bob Kraft's high-profile arrest has kicked off a statewide conversation about sex trafficking, including a debate over legalizing prostitution. We opened up the lines and asked listeners for their take. Ryan Landry shared his thoughts on "Happy Place," a pop-up museum designed with social media in mind. Landry is a playwright, lyricist, actor, and founder of the Gold Dust Orphans theatrical company. Emily Rooney, host of "Beat the Press," regaled us with her famous list of observations and frustrations. Cannabis Control Commission Chairman Steven Hoffman went over the latest developments with the recreational marijuana industry. Another admissions scandal has surfaced — this time at Harvard — and it involves a suspect property investment and the university's fencing coach. Shirley Leung, The Boston Globe’s interim editorial page editor, weighed in. Callie Crossley, host of "Under the Radar with Callie Crossley," discussed the citizenship question on the 2020 census. Two certified KonMari consultants, Kerry Adams and Phoebe Cusack, brought the life-changing magic of tidying up to the Friday News Quiz.

This week, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas. Larry Horwitz, Executive Director of the Historic Hotels of America explains the significance of Statler Dallas in the travel industry as well as the importance of the hotels across the country in the historic hotels portfolio. In addition, curator for the Dallas Historical Society, Alan Olsen, highlights its “Dallas in the Time of MLK” exhibit, which focuses on the time Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent in Dallas. Then, Vice President of Community & School Engagement of the Perot Museum, Teresa Lenling, discusses the stand-out exhibits at the museum and how they cover a multitude of interests, from paleontology to space. Robert Wilonsky, a columnist at the Dallas Morning News stops by to discuss the importance of journalism in the city and his experience as a seasoned columnist. Kerry Adams, Collections & Exhibits Director at the Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture stops by to explain that there's much more to Dallas than tourists from out of town expect. Lastly, Michael VanHuss, Director of Development & Operations at The Statler Dallas explains the importance of the hotel to the city and how the hotel has continued to evolve as a historical landmark in Dallas. There’s all of this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

This week, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas. Larry Horwitz, Executive Director of the Historic Hotels of America explains the significance of Statler Dallas in the travel industry as well as the importance of the hotels across the country in the historic hotels portfolio. In addition, curator for the Dallas Historical Society, Alan Olsen, highlights its “Dallas in the Time of MLK” exhibit, which focuses on the time Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent in Dallas. Then, Vice President of Community & School Engagement of the Perot Museum, Teresa Lenling, discusses the stand-out exhibits at the museum and how they cover a multitude of interests, from paleontology to space. Robert Wilonsky, a columnist at the Dallas Morning News stops by to discuss the importance of journalism in the city and his experience as a seasoned columnist. Kerry Adams, Collections & Exhibits Director at the Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture stops by to explain that there's much more to Dallas than tourists from out of town expect. Lastly, Michael VanHuss, Director of Development & Operations at The Statler Dallas explains the importance of the hotel to the city and how the hotel has continued to evolve as a historical landmark in Dallas. There’s all of this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Statler Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

Welcome to The Triggernometry Show - your weekly update on all things Practical and Precision Shooting in New Zealand. My name is Kerry Adams, and thanks for tuning in! Full show details over here - precisionshooter.info/triggernometry-show-47/ Follow Us Thanks for checking out this update - if you enjoyed it - please - like and share - if you are on the site - subscribe! The bigger this gets the more we can share and promote the shooting sports in NZ. But we need your help! The best thing you can do is tell anyone that might be interested in the show about it - that way, we can get the info out to more people, get more people aware of all the events and competitions going on, and hopefully, ultimately, get more people into shooting, in whatever disciple tickles their fancy. • facebook.com/precisionshooter/ • instagram.com/shooternz • psnz.info

This Week Welcome to The Triggernometry Show - your weekly update on all things Practical and Precision Shooting in New Zealand. My name is Kerry Adams, and thanks for tuning in! Full show details over here - https://precisionshooter.info/triggernometry-show-46/ Follow Us Thanks for checking out this update - if you enjoyed it - please - like and share - if you are on the site - subscribe! The bigger this gets the more we can share and promote the shooting sports in NZ. But we need your help! The best thing you can do is tell anyone that might be interested in the show about it - that way, we can get the info out to more people, get more people aware of all the events and competitions going on, and hopefully, ultimately, get more people into shooting, in whatever disciple tickles their fancy. • http://facebook.com/precisionshooter/ • http://instagram.com/shooternz • https://psnz.info

The Bloke is about getting you up and away from your electronic device and into the great outdoors. However, before you do so, we hope to also impart some knowledge and skills that we have learnt during our travels. Getting out is great. Getting out with the proper skillset to be safe and have fun, is even better. While the older bushmen needed to do it the hard way, modern technology fused with time-tested knowledge allows for a much more comfortable and productive experience.      http://gearlocker.nz

This week find out What The Bloke is about, Stephen Also talks about his roar and whats comming up in NZ outdoor mag this month. Fundamentally, the bloke  is a place for me to document Kerrys outdoor adventures and share a little about how, why and where.   Kerry is a quality Dynamic Implementation Orchestrator (yes, he makes up his own job titles) for Allproof Industries, a plumbing & drainage company. On the weekend, he tends to go bush, with a specific interest in bushcraft and survival.  When not back country – you will likely find him on the range – either shooting a rifle, trying to figure out how to shoot accurately offhand, or with a pistol, running and gunning during IPSC competitions. http://thebloke.co.nz https://www.facebook.com/blokenz