Podcast appearances and mentions of kim powell

Kim Powell with Maricopa Animal Care and Control joined the show to talk about the "Empty the Shelters" campaign currently running across the Valley. She talks about what Maricopa County shelters are doing for the Bissell Pet Foundation campaign. 

On New Year's Eve, one Paradise family was forced to cope with the sudden loss of their otherwise healthy 8-year-old Greyhound, Sonny, after she died from heart failure brought on by the stress of fireworks. Kim Powell is the president of Greyhound Pets NL., a local group that finds homes for rescued greyhounds. She joined us in studio with her Greyhound, Jack, and spoke on behalf of Sonny's family.

Listen in as Kim Powell owner of Woodhouse Day Spa in downtown Charleston and Mount Pleasant talks with host Erin Kienzle about her book, the mentoring work she's done and a little about the businesses she's helped bring to life. Kim and Erin talk about Powell's book The Passion and Purpose Project: Your 7-Step Future Funnel to Design the Life You Were Meant to Live. Powell talks about how embracing change can help you move forward to do what you're passionate about, figuring out how or if you can move ahead to make that life happen, details about the 7-step future funnel, some of the stumbling blocks that stop women from meeting their goals, clarifying what you really want to do with more accuracy to be more successful in the long run. Listen through the entire podcast so you don't miss any great information like where you can buy the book!

The Lori Vallow case is back in motion now that a judge says her competency has been restored. Kim Powell breaks down the latest on the case in this special episode.

On Scene First Ep. 32 David Odom, 9-1-1 Director & Kim Powell, Wellness Coordinator at the Consolidated Dispatch Agency in Tallahassee, FL. I am wicked excited to share the amazing people-driven programs they have put in place. Our conversation includes addressing human needs first, implementing a Wellness program with a full-time on-staff clinician, and double time on mandatory overtime. Check it out! Special thanks to our Premier sponsor, NGA 911. For more information on all your NextGen 9-1-1 needs head on over to NGA 911 and tell them Tracy sent you.

Kim Powell is a multitalented visual artist currently living in Atlanta. We talk about her time in Miami, going into school pursuing journalism and switching to film, questioning her faith, working with creative like Deun Ivory and Tobe Nwigwe, entry into directing and how she managed to go fully freelance. www.instagram.com/powitskim https://www.powitskim.com

Welcome to The College Parent Podcast! On today's episode RDs Kat Roshong Texidor and Mattison Chase  interview Belmont University's Valerie Nichols, Program Advisor for Adult Degree Programs and Kim Powell, Adult Degree and Transfer Admissions Counselor and discussing the ins and outs of how to be a successful non-traditional college student.  

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your own favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

In this episode, Kim Powell and Morgan Loew discuss the recent release of thousands of pages of police reports, emails and other evidence in the Lori Vallow case. They include a never-before-released letter from Charles Vallow to Lori, as well as new evidence that Alex Cox left the country three days after he shot and killed Charles.

Joined by newlywed Kim Powell, Father Bob and Liz take on the idea of relationships (friendship or romantic) centered around Christ. We discuss how these relationships are different and how can we cultivate more of them in our lives.

In this first episode, Kim Powell and Morgan Loew discuss the murder charges filed against Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell. What new evidence was revealed when prosecutors made their announcement? And they set the stage for the episodes to come, which will detail what led a dedicated wife and mother down the path to become a defendant in a notorious murder case.

The first in a new season on Faith and Art. This week, Kim Powell interviews Holden Richards and he tells us about photography, his deep love of nature, and how his faith connects to his artistic practice. Holden also talks about his forthcoming book River Walk, a compilation of his photographs of the Eno River over the course of 12 years. You can see more of his work on his website darkroomprint.com. Many thanks to Holden and to Mary Rocap for contributing music for this week's episode.

JennRene Owens “mentormysister & Kim Powell with @bliss.creator on Instagram Live speaking to Friendships with women.

Amy interviews Director of Christian Formation Kim Powell about ways families can pray together at home, focusing on forms of prayer that work well with children.Links to resources discussed in this episode:Praying in Color by Sybil MacbethSeeds Family WorshipRain for RootsGetty Kids Hymnalthe Examen

David interviews St. Matthew's Director of Christian Formation Kim Powell about prayer with icons. We discuss what makes an icon an icon, what it means to venerate an icon, and how icons can draw us deeper into a life of prayer and connection with the communion of saints.Weblinks mentioned in the episode:https://legacyicons.com/https://www.holycross.org/collectionshttps://www.monasteryicons.com/

This week in Part 2 with Tyrone & Kim we discuss their experiences with race and racism as an interracial couple. Listen in as they share with us how they overcame these issues as a team. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marriagematters/support

Challenges and Triumphs in Marriage: Join us for part 1 of our conversation with Tyrone and Kim Powell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marriagematters/support

You would think that a woman who runs a couple of peaceful spas would exude peace and calm, right? Except Kim Powell, who owns the Woodhouse Day Spa and Boutiques in Charleston, calls herself a wellness fraud because she’s always on the go and the spa isn’t even her only business. We talk self-care, beef jerky and husband legs with the juicy Kim Powell on Keep it Juicy!

This is a situation that has been unraveling for months.  The nation has been talking about two missing children, Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow.  It has been months since anyone has seen or heard from them and their mother, Lori Vallow-Daybell seems to know exactly where they are, but she isn't saying.  There are a lot of components to this story and we do our very best to accurately put it all together into one big picture.   Interactive Timeline of Events: Missing Idaho Children JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan. KTVB Staff. Updated February 16th, 2020. https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/crime/missing-rexburg-kids/missing-rexburg-idaho-kids-timeline/277-e7f59780-ecb3-4445-ad58-135c28f076a7 Police Seeking Couple for Questioning in Rexburg Children’s Disappearance and Deaths of Former Spouses https://fox13now.com/2019/12/20/rexburg-police-fbi-searching-for-missing-children-possibly-connected-to-suspicious-death/ Timeline of Events Involving Disappearance of Rexburg Children. Kaitlin Miklos. January 7th, 2020. 6:42 pm. Local News 8. https://localnews8.com/news/breaking-news/2020/01/07/timeline-of-events-leading-up-to-disappearance-of-rexburg-children/ Lori Vallow’s Niece May Have Information Regarding Missing Kids. Feb 24th, 2020. ABC15 Arizona. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtEV5rYOAXw Lori Vallow, Mother of Two Missing Rexburg Kids, Appears in Court for the First Time. KTVB. February 21st, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAbLceWMVkI Mother of Missing Rexburg Children JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan is Facing Felony Charges in Connection to their Disappearance. Katie Terhune. February 22, 2020. KTVB7. https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/crime/missing-rexburg-kids/court-documents-lori-vallow-got-rid-of-boys-service-dog-called-herself-empty-nester/277-2556db97-d6c6-4a03-a9bc-5c4a6aad7f5f CBS 5 Investigates Exclusive: Charles Vallow had Substantial Life Insurance Policy. Morgan Loew. Gilbert Zermeno, Edward Alyala, Kim Powell. February 4th, 2020. AZ FAMILY. https://www.azfamily.com/news/investigations/cbs_5_investigates/cbs-investigates-exclusive-charles-vallow-had-substantial-life-insurance-policy/article_77ab7d38-4785-11ea-ac3e-2753b0ed413a.html Inside the mysterious case of 3 deaths, 2 missing children and a terrified husband. Ella Torres. John Capell. February 21, 2020. https://abcnews.go.com/US/inside-mysterious-case-deaths-missing-children-terrified-husband/story?id=68170107 JJ Vallow’s Grandparents: No Chance that Lori Vallow will Bond Out. KTVB. February 24th, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05O_yFtceO8 JJ Vallow, Mother of Two Missing Rexburg Kids, Appears in Court for the First Time. KTVB. February 21, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAbLceWMVkI Preparing a People. Statement on Recent News Events. December 26th, 2019. Michael and Nancy James. Color My Media Inc. and Preparing a People Events. https://www.preparingapeople.com/ Lori Vallow: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know. Heavy. Jessica McBride. February 21st, 2020. https://heavy.com/news/2019/12/lori-vallow/ Colby Ryan Message to His Mother Lori Vallow. January 8th, 2020. https://www.postregister.com/colby-ryan-message-to-his-mother-lori-vallow/youtube_bdba7976-5415-53ae-aa6d-be2e0c0292c7.html New Police Recording Linked to Death of Tammy Daybell. February 8th, 2020. AZFAMILY powered by 3TV and CBS5AZ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9QxhDCthJY 911 Audio of Lori Vallow’s Brother’s Sudden Death. February 16th, 2020. KTVB. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vi0YzlutaqQ 911 Call Recording of Alex Cox Reporting the Death of Charles Vallow, Husband of Lori Vallow. February 14th, 2020. KTVB. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2e1-Ne6eKXY Dateline. Where are the Children. S2020 E21420. February 14th, 2020. Kieth Morrison. https://www.nbc.com/dateline/video/where-are-the-children/4114704

Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she’s learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO’s across the country.

Every leader is motivated by a compelling vision for the future. There's something you want to achieve. You know where you're headed. The problem is that it's hard to keep that vision real for your team. They're busy and easily distracted. Before long, another quarter has slipped by and you haven't made real progress on the big outcome you're after. How discouraging!  But there's hope! We've got a compelling formula for communicating your vision to every single member of your team.  Based on decades of corporate experience, we've distilled vision casting into a series of four steps. Follow them, and you'll see your team transformed. They'll go from being mired in the busy work of Monday to Friday and become motivated partners in helping make your vision a reality. This really works! Shout-out! Here's a shout-out to listeners BenJoeM2, who left this review of the podcast on iTunes: “Been listening since day one and have loved it! Really is great advice for any leader in work, home, or church." Thanks friend. We really appreciate the feedback.  And we'd love to hear from the rest of you too. If you're enjoying the program, lease rate and review us on iTunes. If you're not sure how to do that, check out this simple tutorial.  And don't forget to subscribe. We don't want you to miss a single episode, bonus episode, or free content that we make available only in this channel. Subscribe today on your favorite device.  Resources from this episode Lead with a Story, Paul Smith The Book of Mistakes, Skip Prichard The CEO Next Door by Elena L. Botelho, Kim R. Powell, Tahl Raz  “What Sets Successful CEOs Apart” by Elena Botelho, Kim Powell, Stephen Kincaid, and Dina Wang     See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Every leader is motivated by a compelling vision for the future. There’s something you want to achieve. You know where you’re headed. The problem is that it’s hard to keep that vision real for your team. They’re busy and easily distracted. Before long, another quarter has slipped by and you haven’t made real progress on the big outcome you’re after. How discouraging!  But there’s hope! We’ve got a compelling formula for communicating your vision to every single member of your team.  Based on decades of corporate experience, we’ve distilled vision casting into a series of four steps. Follow them, and you’ll see your team transformed. They’ll go from being mired in the busy work of Monday to Friday and become motivated partners in helping make your vision a reality. This really works! Shout-out! Here’s a shout-out to listeners BenJoeM2, who left this review of the podcast on iTunes: “Been listening since day one and have loved it! Really is great advice for any leader in work, home, or church." Thanks friend. We really appreciate the feedback.  And we’d love to hear from the rest of you too. If you’re enjoying the program, lease rate and review us on iTunes. If you’re not sure how to do that, check out this simple tutorial.  And don’t forget to subscribe. We don’t want you to miss a single episode, bonus episode, or free content that we make available only in this channel. Subscribe today on your favorite device.  Resources from this episode Lead with a Story, Paul Smith The Book of Mistakes, Skip Prichard The CEO Next Door by Elena L. Botelho, Kim R. Powell, Tahl Raz  “What Sets Successful CEOs Apart” by Elena Botelho, Kim Powell, Stephen Kincaid, and Dina Wang    

Kim Powell is back and she’s changing the perspective about who can be a successful CEO! Podcast veteran Kim Powell returns to the podcast to discuss key takeaways from her latest book, The CEO Next Door. Kim explains the traits of successful executive directors and debunks CEO myths.   Links: Kim’s website: www.ghSMART.com Buy the book: The CEO Next Door: www.ceonextdoorbook.com Kim’s debut, Episode 27: https://www.successfulnonprofits.com/archive/creating-a-100-day-launch-plan-for-your-new-ceo-with-kim-powell-episode-27   *****Timestamped Highlights***** (4:19) Myth #1: Successful CEOs have Ivy League degrees. (5:07) Myth #2: Successful CEOs began pursuing the top seat early in their careers. (6:16) Myth #3: The CEO is a superhero who saves the day. (7:29) Myth #4: Successful CEOs are extroverts. (8:05) Myth #5: Successful CEOs have swung from success to success throughout their careers. (9:30) Career blowups are an opportunity to learn (11:30) Step “broad” (15:10) Kim discusses four behaviors that can propel someone to the CEO position (15:44) Behavior 1: Being decisive (18:20) Behavior 2: Delivering reliably (20:56) Behavior 3: Engaging for impact (21:43) Behavior 4: Adapting proactively (25:01) Kim’s shares the most interesting interview conducted for her book (28:55) Kim shares the most diplomatic ways interviewees turned down her interviews for her book

Hosted by: Del Harrison and Travis Bond Special Guests: Ashima Franklin, Tacarra WilliamsFeaturing: Jasmin Leigh, Kim Powell, Christine King, Mike Mizzel, Tata Sherise, & Break Jamison.It was ladies night on the Crack'Em Up Comedy Podcast! Ashima Franklin lets loose, Tacarra Williams laughs at life & surprises us with her amazing singing voice! Funny ladies bring the humor, our "male" rising stars shine as well... and the "wine down" with Nichelle Murdock, Buttah Man, Max Goldman & farewell to Roxy Brooks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Podcast 008: Kim Powell Many of us have it in our mind that very few people (including ourselves) have what it takes to become a CEO. We conjure up images of oversized personalities like Steve Jobs & Jack Welch and assume that's what a successful CEO looks like. But in her new best-selling book (and […] The post Kim Powell: Master Just Four Leadership Behaviors And You Could Be CEO Material appeared first on Mark C. Crowley.

Podcast 008: Kim Powell Many of us have it in our mind that very few people (including ourselves) have what it takes to become a CEO. We conjure up images of oversized personalities like Steve Jobs & Jack Welch and assume that’s what a successful CEO looks like. But in her new best-selling book (and […] The post Kim Powell: Master Just Four Leadership Behaviors And You Could Be CEO Material appeared first on Mark C. Crowley.

Many of us have it in our mind that very few people (including us) have what it takes to become a CEO.  We conjure up images of oversized personalities like Steve Jobs & Jack Welch and assume that’s what a successful CEO looks like.   But in her new best-selling book,“The CEO Next Door,”Kim Powell shows us that CEOs like these are really outliers. And not only don’t you need to be a charismatic, extroverted visionary like Jobs & Welch to become a successful CEO, you don’t need an Ivy League degree or an impeccable resumé either.   Leveraging state-of-the-art analytical tools, Powell and her co-author, Elena Botelho, processed the performance of 2,600 executive leaders before concluding that what truly characterizes high-performing chief executives isn’t at all related to their pedigrees or intellect.  Instead, what they all had in common was a mastery of four specific leadership behaviors. Whether it’s your dream to one day run your own company – or if you just want to greatly elevate your own leadership effectiveness, this podcast introduces all four of these important behaviors, and helps you understand how to immediately apply them in your own career. 

Previous podcast guests share the most important career lessons they learned.  This episode is a compilation of all new content from our recent guests. Visit our guest’s websites at: Rachel’s website: www.rachelmuir.com Kim Powell’s Firm: www.ghsmart.com Website of Crouch and Associates: www.thecrouchway.com Otis’ Website: www.turnkeyp2p.com Sandy’s website: http://www.nonprofitlaw.com

Kim Powell of ghSMART shares research insights from her book, The CEO Next Door, and misconceptions, patterns, and best practices in improving your odds of ascent.   You'll Learn: Where likability can help you--and hurt you. The 4 critical behaviors linked to successful CEOs Brilliant CEO tactics to accelerate your decision-making   About Kim: Kim Powell is a Principal at ghSMART. She serves leading Fortune 500 senior executives, private equity firms and non-profit leaders in the areas of management assessment, leadership coaching and organizational change. She co-leads ghSMART’s research on first time CEOs and is passionate about supporting leaders in accelerating their effectiveness in new roles.   View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep280

Kim Powell of ghSMART shares research insights from her book, The CEO Next Door, and misconceptions, patterns, and best practices in improving your odds of ascent.You'll Learn:1) Where likability can help you–and hurt you.2) The 4 critical behaviors linked to successful CEOs3) Brilliant CEO tactics to accelerate your decision-makingAbout KimKim Powell is a Principal at ghSMART. She serves leading Fortune 500 senior executives, private equity firms and non-profit leaders in the areas of management assessment, leadership coaching and organizational change. She co-leads ghSMART's research on first time CEOs and is passionate about supporting leaders in accelerating their effectiveness in new roles.Items Mentioned in this Show:Sponsored message: Document Standard Operating Procedures with SweetProcessKim's firm: ghSMARTKim's Book: The CEO Next Door with Elena L. BotelhoBook: NurtureShock by Po Bronson and Ashley MerrymanBook: Untangled by Lisa DamourBook: Mindset by Carol S. DweckApp: StridesPrior episode: 030: Optimal Practices for Prioritizing, Hiring, and Relating with ghSMART's Randy StreetView transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep280. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she’s learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO’s across the country.

Kim Powell is a beautiful human who has opened something special in Charleston, SC. After just three years in business, her affordable luxury spa, Woodhouse Day Spa, has a staff of 50 and more than 14,000 clients on its books. Having grown up with an entrepreneurial father, and then having built and run a construction […]

Some of us shy away from the pursuing a CEO position because we think we don’t have the personality, experience, or savvy to be a successful. We typically assume there is only one personality type for being a successful CEO, and this is misleading. Today we speak with Kim Powell who shares insight from over 100 interviews with successful CEOs in her latest book, The CEO Next Door. This conversation: Debunks CEO Myths Explains how to achieve the CEO mindset Shares the importance of acting decisively and proactively     Links: Kim’s website: Buy The CEO Next Door: www.ceonextdoorbook.com Episode 27: https://www.successfulnonprofits.com/archive/creating-a-100-day-launch-plan-for-your-new-ceo-with-kim-powell-episode-27    *****Time Stamped Highlights***** (2:30) Myth busters: Successful CEOs have Ivy League degrees (5:45) Myth #2: Successful CEOs began pursuing the top-seat early in their careers (7:00) Myth #3: The CEO is a superhero who saves the day (8:00) Myth #4: Successful CEOs are extroverts (8:35) Myth #5: Successful CEOs have swung from success to success throughout their careers (11:15) Career blowups are an opportunity to learn (15:50) Kim discusses four behaviors that can propel someone to the CEO position (17:00) Behavior 1: Being accurately decisive (18:00) Behavior 2: Reliability (20:25) Behavior 3: Engaging for impact (21:23) Behavior 4: Adapting proactively (24:45) Kim’s shares her most interesting interview conducted for her book (28:15) Kim shares the most diplomatic ways interviewees turned down her interviews for her book

In this fascinating segment, our guests walk us through several currently active projects being used to connect students from around the world in collaborative learning assignments. Follow:@coolcatteacher @B_Berns @powell4thgrade @bamradionetwork Bev Berns is currently a Technology Integration Specialist for Keystone Area Education Agency in Elkader, IA providing professional development to Northeast Iowa schools. Kim Powell is an educational technology consultant with Bedford Public Schools in Temperance, MI where she provides training and professional development to teachers on the integration of educational technology.