Podcasts about kjt

Dive into the intersection of market research, healthcare, and AI with Michaela Gascon, President & CEO of KJT. Discover how her team informs life sciences strategies, tackles complex healthcare challenges, and leverages AI. From focus group dynamics to the future of decision-making, Michaela shares insightful stories and expert perspectives.

Two-time World Champion heptathlete, British record holder and Olympic medallist Katarina Johnson-Thompson, known affectionately as KJT, first came to international prominence at the 2012 London Olympics, where she competed as a teenager. She grew up in Liverpool with an English mother who was a dancer and a TV production assistant father from The Bahamas - and music was always part of her life...alongside a clear affinity for athletics. So what then will she choose for her Inheritance Tracks?Inherited: Little Ole Wine Drinker by Dean Martin Passed on: Proud Mary by Tina turnerProducers: Ben Mitchell and Minnie Harrop

This week on Timeout with Leaders Tyler White and Kevyn Rustici host Michaela Gascon, President & CEO of KJT, shares her journey to leadership, insights on building a culture of belonging, and the power of action to drive innovation in life sciences. With 17 years of experience at KJT, Michaela has worked in every department, bringing unparalleled insight to her leadership role. We dive deep into how her hands-on experience shaped her unique leadership style and how KJT's core value of being "Ever Better" fuels its continuous growth. Tune in now!

Send us a Text Message.The season is in full swing and the first outdoor champs of the year is about to begin. Rome 2024 is likely to be a sensational feast of athletics and who better to get on to discuss it with us than Double World and Commonwealth Gold medallist, Olympics Silver medallist, long time World Record holder and FOUR TIME European 100h Champion Mr Colin Jackson!!!!We take it in turns to discuss all of our most anticipated events taking place at the European Athletics Championship which start on Friday, including Britain's super strong team, fascinating head to heads and some of the biggest stars in the sport like Mondo, Femke, Karsten, KJT, Jacob, Keely, Miltiadis, Yaroslava, Dina and Gianmarco.  Please enjoy, please subscribe and please let us know what you think on all our socials. Thanks for listening and follow us on Social Media at Twitter - (@BackstraightB) Insta - (@BackstraightBoysPodcast).

It's not every episode that you get to say that ass eating viruses and LGBTQ dinosaurs were a thing, but tonight we got to explore those points of news worthy interest. Lots was covered besides that. Russia was subject to a horrible terrorist attack, we work through what may or may not have happened. At the time of recording, little was known, but there were obviously some front runners who might have cued it up. Apple was taken on by the DOJ in an anti-trust suit. Don Lemon got slapped around by Elon. We talk about some serious solar flares that were coming at the earth and a very strange happening on the 8th of April. Government entities are making a lot out of the ecplipse coming next month, and we try to make sense of it. Jefe gave us a movie review for the new Ghostbusters and we talk happy countries.  Think Critically Act Accordingly.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/whiskey-hell-podcast--5683729/support.

Did you think we'd forgotten about you??? We took our time but it was worth it cos we couldn't do the end of year review without the First Ladies of Backstraight. Jeanette Kwakye and OG Backstraight Girl Claire Thomas made room in their very busy broadcasting schedules to join us and discuss an action packed 2023.From Josh Kerr and KJT snatching Gold, Sha'carri  coming good, Faith having a season for the ages and Budapest maybe being THE GOAT, this year had EVERYTHING.We sat down to reminisce about our the memorable moments and discuss our Bests and Worst of 2023 and look forward to 2024 Please enjoy, please subscribe and please let us know what you think on all our socials. Thanks for listening and follow us on Social Media at Twitter - (@BackstraightB) Insta - (@BackstraightBoysPodcast).

On this episode of Now that's Significant, a market research podcast, host, Michael Howard, the head of marketing at Infotools is joined by Dan Wasserman, Chief Operating Officer at KJT. KJT is a full-service, strategic market research and consulting firm that is focused on the healthcare industry. Dan has worn many hats at KJT for the past 13 years. He has run a research team, focused on both market research as well as health outcomes research, and has served as an operations leader, overseeing KJT's information security management, research compliance, research operations, analytics, and general business operations. He has led the implementation for professional services automation, and more recently has gotten deep into the rise of generative AI. He's presented at IIEX.AI and also developed a prompt engineering course available to anyone in the insights industry. In this episode, we talked about Dan's experience with generative AI in market research, with a focus on prompting. Themes that arose in the conversation included: > How different prompting generative AI tools is to your standard Google searches. > Advice on how to prompt well, in order to get the best out of the large language models. > Why prompt 'engineering' sounds technical and over many people's heads, but why it actually is relatively straight forward when you know the ins and outs. > The need for high-quality data with LLMs as well as having a good combination of primary and secondary data. > Confidence levels with what is presented by generative AI platforms and having a level of explainability - understanding how the AI arrived at its output. > Some insight into Dan's 2-hour, asynchronous prompt course that he wrote. Click here for the link to the prompt course. We trust you enjoy this episode. Please feel free to leave a review or share this with others. *** Infotools Harmoni is a fit-for-purpose market research analysis, visualization, and reporting platform that gives the world's leading brands the tools they need to better understand their consumers, customers, organization, and market. Established in 1990, we work with some of the world's top brands around the world, including Coca-Cola, Orange, Samsung, and Mondelēz. Our powerful cloud-based platform, Harmoni, is purpose-built for market research. From data processing to investigation, dashboards to collaboration, Harmoni is a true "data-to-decision-making" solution for in-house corporate insights teams and agencies. While we don't facilitate market research surveys, we make it easy for to find and share compelling insights that go over-and-above what stakeholders want, inspiring them to act decisively. One of the most powerful features of Harmoni is Discover is a time-tested, time-saving, and investigative approach to data analysis. Using automated analyses to reveal patterns and trends, Discover minimizes potential research bias by removing the need for requesting and manually analyzing scores of cumbersome crosstabs – often seeing what you can't. Discover helps you easily find what differentiates groups that matter to you, uncover what makes them unique, and deliver data points that are interesting, relevant, and statistically significant, plus see things others can't. Add to all this an impending GenAI feature, and you have an extremely powerful, future-proofed tool. Feel free to check out our platform and services at www.infotools.com

A Golden night for the Brits as KJT becomes a double World Champion and Zharnel Hughes lives up to his potential with a sensational 100m Bronze medal.With the wLJ another highlight we invited Long Jump Queen Jade Johnson on to chat with us about a sweltering hot night if Track and Field.  Please enjoy, please subscribe and please let us know what you think on all our socials. Thanks for listening and follow us on Social Media at Twitter - (@BackstraightB) Insta - (@BackstraightBoysPodcast).

Satu orang jemaah haji asal Kabupaten Majalengka Jawa Barat kloter 10 KJT hingga hari ini dinyatakan belum bergabung dengan rombongan. Kementrian Agama Kabupaten Majalengka menyebut jemaah tersebut dalam kondisi demensia dan berpisah dengan rombongan saat wukuf 15 hari yang lalu.

Jemaah haji kloter 01 KJT asal Majalengka, Jawa Barat akan tiba di tanah air tanggal 9 Juli 2023. Kementrian Agama Kabupaten Majalengka menyebut kondisi jemaah yang terbagi dalam 7 kloter semua dalam kondisi sehat, usai mengikuti semua rangkaian kegiatan ibadah haji. Ikuti Media Sosial Radio Elshinta untuk selalu update informasi: Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/radioelshinta90fm Twitter: https://twitter.com/RadioElshinta Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ElshintaNewsAndTalk Web: https://elshinta.com/

KJT (Kanner-Jugendtelefon) is a counselling service for children, young people and parents in Luxembourg. They provide telephone counselling and online counselling via email and messaging, anonymously and free of charge, thanks to the work of trained volunteers. Carmen Weyer and Linn Frank from KJT joined Tom on The Breakfast Show this morning to talk about the work that the organization does and to share an open call for new volunteers KJT are currently recruiting new volunteers for the english language online help service. New volunteers will undergo a 70 hour training course that will begin in May. Suitable volunteers include anybody that is interested in helping children, adolescents and young adults as well as in psychological or pedagogical topics. Future volunteer counsellors should be psychologically resilient, be flexible in their thoughts and open-minded. KJT ask that if you have the ambition to learn something new, without being afraid of personal development, please contact them. KJT will be holding an information evening for prospective volunteers on Thursday, 30th march at 6:30 pm. Here, they will be provide an overview of the services of KJT and details about the training, followed by a question and answer session related to every possible question about being a volunteer counsellor at the Online Help of KJT. To register for the information evening, volunteers can fill out this form: https://www.kjt.lu/en/volunteer-work-at-kjt/ Find out more about KJT at https://www.kjt.lu/

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Die zweite Staffel "Frei und Engagiert" geht zu ende und wir bedanken uns bei allen, die uns regelmäßig hören, die mit dabei sind, wenn wir wütend, schwärmen, denken.... Heute reden wir noch einmal über die strukturelle Benachteiligung des KJTs im deutschen Theatersystem, über die Frage eigen Sparte, ja oder nein, und warum viele auf das KJT herabschauen, oder es zumindest nicht in dem Maße würdigen, wie es verdient wäre. Nun gehen wir in eine längere Sommerpause um am Format und unseren Ideen weiterzuarbeiten, um euch danach einen noch besseren Podcast präsentieren zu können. Ihr habt Anregungen für den Prozess? Fragen, Kritik, Ideen oder Themenvorschläge? Dann schreibt und gerne via Facebook, Instagram oder unter freiundengagiert@gmx.de Einen schönen Sommer euch allen!

On reçoit le rappeur KJT, grand gagnant de la 2e saison de "La Fin des Faibles" à Télé-Québec, une compétition/télé-réalité de rap.  KJT est aussi "Motion Designer", on s'est alors permis de mélanger Hip-Hop et création de contenu. Abonnez-vous à la chaîne Youtube pour encourager le podcast! KJT: https://www.facebook.com/EmceeKJT/  À Vos Kodaks: Youtube: https://bit.ly/3lDmxCX  Facebook: https://bit.ly/32vhPAM Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avoskodak/

On reçoit la comédienne Eve Landry, le ministre caquiste Christian Dubé, la cheffe d'antenne à Radio-Canada Céline Galipeau, l'ex-entraîneur et analyste de hockey Michel Bergeron et le gagnant de «La fin des faibles», le rappeur KJT.

Chris, Kyle and Dana recap Day 7 of track and field at the Olympics which was highlighted by Katie Nageotte's gold medal in the women's pole vault, where she became just the third woman to win gold in the event at the Games. This was a true moment of redemption as she missed the 2016 Olympics, switched coaches and took a leap of faith to continue within the sport. She gets the Magical Performance of the Day honors. The men's 400 meter final was not as delightful for U.S. fans as Michael Cherry ran a personal best for fourth place and Michael Norman took fifth but Team USA was shut out of the medals for just the third time in history. We beg the question: Is the United States (particularly the men) having a bad Olympics and what's the possible cause. Also discussed in this episode: – If you're Damian Warner and you finally win gold in the decathlon after three Olympic cycles, do you keep going? – We still need a healthy and full-on KJT vs. Thiam heptathlon rivalry – Cole Hocker looked really good in the men's semifinals of the 1,500 meters; Reigning Olympic champion Matthew Centrowitz gets eliminated – Gutsiest performance of the day: Nick Willis runs his fastest time in four years in the semifinals of his fifth Olympics at 38 years old – A brief women's marathon preview + Much More TUNE IN AND LISTEN TO TORCH TALK WITH CHRIS, KYLE AND DANA. Our daily podcast covering the Olympics is presented by Hayward Magic. Hayward Magic is a really unique and fresh editorial channel on IG that captures the magic and intensity of track & field. Their mantra is #makeittohayward because Hayward is not just a place. It's a state of mind. It's where guts meet magic. All athletes, fans and feats of guts welcome! @HaywardMagic on Instagram. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST

22 Voices is a new podcast series brought to you by the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, telling the stories of sporting stars and cultural trailblazers as the countdown to the Games continues.Our guest today needs just three letters by way of introduction – KJT. Katarina Johnson-Thompson has become a household name as a world-beating heptathlete, continuing a golden legacy started by Denise Lewis and Jessica Ennis Hill. In this episode, KJT talks about recovering well from injury, her hopes for the Tokyo Olympics, how many more years she plans to compete for, why she moved to France, her fond memories of competing in Birmingham (and the night out she had there after winning world indoor gold in 2018!), and looking forward to competing in front of home crowds - and a full stadium - at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

KJT is the No.1 ranked heptathlete in the world! In 2019 she won Gold at the World Championships, breaking the British record previously held by Jess Ennis. We talk all about her up and down career and how drastic changes after the Rio Olympics in 2016 led her to reach her very best. We recorded this episode while Kat was between training sessions in Loughborough, preparing for the Olympics in Tokyo this summer. Enjoy the story and advice from one of Britains greatest athletes. ----------------- This episode is brought to you by Pro Plus Ultra. NEW Pro Plus® Ultra is the UK’s first energy supplement to contain a unique blend of vitamins and botanicals plus slow-release caffeine to help increase alertness and improve concentration throughout the day. https://www.proplus.co.uk/

Slam Poésie, le PodCast, imaginé et présenté par LEM à sortir le 5 de chaque mois Mars 2021 : Acide Ludique Un homme à la fois tendre et drôle Retrouve-le directement sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/acide.ludique Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/acideludique/ Le coup de coeur de mon invité : KJT https://www.facebook.com/EmceeKJT Et pour en savoir plus sur mon univers, visite mon site www.lemofficiel.com

On this episode of Make It Reign, Josh talks to Olympic athlete and World Champion, Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Katarina - or KJT as she is known to her fans - talks candidly about how she was, “very close” to quitting athletics after what was deemed a “public failure” at the Rio 2016 Olympics where she finished sixth, whilst others tipped her for a gold medal. Having struggled with self-confidence, public pressure and injuries Katarina completely changed her life - including working with a psychologist - in order to change her mindset and put her into winning form. Now the reigning World Champion in the Heptathlon - making her the world’s best all round female athletics athlete - Katarina opens up about the Tokyo Olympics, how body image affected her early career and the racist microaggressions she has faced throughout her life. Open and honest conversations are key to making it reign and Katarina’s chat is a powerful account of how we need to define success and failure on our own terms and how we all have the power to switch up our mindset and achieve our dreams - whatever they may be. If you are lacking motivation right now - let’s face it, we all are - then this is the conversation you NEED to listen to. You can follow Josh on social media across @joshsmithhosts and don't forget to subscribe, follow, rate and comment if you loved the episode as we love to hear from you, queens! Josh will be back to Make it Reign with another Queen next time!

Jane went out to New York for what Nike were calling its 'Olympic Summit' but it turned out to be the global alphafly launch, so armed with her microphone she recorded this special episode, interviewing Tony Bignell, VP of footwear innovation and finding out what the latest ruling from World Athletics really means in relation to this shoe, what Nike are doing to meet the new rules and the greater implications to the sport. She then caught up with KJT and Dina Asher-Smith to discuss their preparation for Tokyo 2020.This was recorded at a live event so the audio in places is patchy. This special has not been sponsored by Nike. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which Stefan and Tom are joined by Simon Matthews to talk about the big sporting events of 2019 including, England winning the cricket World Cup, South Africa winning the rugby World Cup, Dina Asher-Smith and KJT winning at the World Championships, and Doddie Weir being an utter inspiration. Also, is darts or F1 really a sport? Apparently not...

Gold again for Great Britain as Katerina Johnson-Thompson breaks Jess Ennis-Hill's British record to win World Championship Hepthalon title!

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Being a heptathlete (we imagine; we’re hardly speaking from experience here at Backstraight HQ…) requires not only explosiveness, endurance, technical finesse, and sublime co ordination, but nerves of absolute steel. The psychological challenges of the event have proven a stumbling block for many physically-gifted athletes, and to be able to reach into your bag of tricks and deliver a third round clearance, lifetime best, or gutsy 800 metres at the end of two gruelling days of competition requires the mentality of a supreme competitor. Niamh Emerson, from what we’ve seen so far, is one of those. Bronze at her first major senior championships, gold in Tampere after the most dramatic of 800 metres, and silver behind KJT with the best pentathlon performance ever executed by a teenager: we have grown accustomed to this athlete bringing her A-game every time. Great Britain’s heptathlon heritage is as rich as they come - Mary Rand, Mary Peters, Judy Simpson, Denise Lewis, Kelly Sotherton, Jess Ennis-Hill, and Katarina Johnson Thompson - and it seems increasingly evident that Emerson’s name is destined to join that illustrious roster. A knee tendon tear in Gotzis might have brought her season to an abrupt halt, but her outlook is remarkably positive, with Tokyo drawing ever-closer, and this pause in her meteoric ascent the perfect opportunity to reflect upon her career so far. Friendships with Jess and Kat, working on her explosive power whilst maintaining that fantastic 800 metres of hers, and how on earth she always manages to find that extra centimetre when the pressure’s on: we hope you enjoy this latest interview special.Here’s a seven-event challenge of your own, should you choose: listen to this episode, give it a share to spread the Emerson love, review the Backstraight Boys (& Girl) podcast, let us know your thoughts (@BackstraightB & @Claire_GThomas), follow us on Instagram (@BackstraightBoysPodcast), join our Fantasy DL League (PIN: 5533292), and - finally - just keep being the awesome listeners that you already are x

The 2nd edition of the European Games is just weeks away. Team GB has named its team for the event in Minsk. Over 100 athletes from these shores will take part. The biggest name in the team is Jason Kenny, whilst Olympic medallists including Katy Marchant and Sally Conway will also take part. In total over 4000 athletes will take part from 50 countries across 10 days in 200 different medal events. But, where does the event stand as far as the British public is concerned?2018 was a fantastic breakthrough year for Katarina Johnson-Thompson with World, European and Commonwealth medals. 2019 has started well with a personal best points total in Gotzis. We ask if KJT is now the best hope of a gold medal in Doha at the World Championship later this year. We compare her chances with those of Laura Muir and Dina Asher-Smith and examine Johnson-Thompson's challenge from Nafi Thiam - the reigning World and Olympic Champion.The World Cup is also imminent and the Lionesses will travel to France with high hopes of success after reaching the semi-finals four years ago. We look at the debate around equal pay for men and women footballers and equal opportunities for female coaches and managers. Anything but Footy will be talking footy this summer as we track England's progress.Boxing will take its place at Tokyo 2020 but who will organise the competition? The IOC has serious concerns about the AIBA over many and varied issues and now needs to find anew body to take over the running of the Olympic programme.In our round up, there is news of sailing, rowing, canoeing, modern pentathlon, ice hockey, skiing, golf and rugby sevens. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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All sort's been going on at Backstraight HQ the last few days: Bayo's been kicking himself, out in Rio for the Carnival, getting his time zones muddled up and missing the Glaswegian athletics action he's so desperate to live stream; Jody's been catching up with Nicola Sanders, she of indoor 400m royalty, and utterly bonkers splits; Claire's been having a quarter-life crisis, having spent 15 minutes with some of Team GB's brightest young talents, and realising - after hearing Amber Anning discussing her revision timetabling - that she's actually getting on these days; and Gabby and Will, along for the journalising ride, have been wondering just how this podcast landed media accreditation, given that at least 30% of athletes' names aren't anywhere to be found, come recording time. If Jody managed to correctly pronounce 'Sidorova' once over the course of the Championships, Claire will get a gorilla tattoo, a la Captain Fantastic, Guy Learmonth...We spoke to KJT about how she's finally getting to grips with the heptathlon (rather than just being exceptional at a few events). We heard from the dramatic, slow-mo falling horse's mouth about Niamh Emerson's desperate lunge for the line. We savoured Jakob's audacious brilliance, Laura's electric turn of pace, and Tamberi's mesmeric charisma. We took a selfie with Naomi Ogbeta, Jemma Reekie, Amber, and Niamh. We marvelled at Karsten's raw ability. We played a round of 'Aye or Gonnae No' (doesn't quite work in Claire's accent, in case you were wondering).Gracious - it's been fun. To keep you from overindulging, we've split our weekend up North into two parts. Here's the first.Enjoy it? Let us know: @BackstraightB & @Claire_GThomas

2018 was a doozy. A vintage year. Mondo, Dina, Eliud, Kevin, Laura, Abderrahman, Nafi, Niamh: we could list athletes until 2020 rolls around, but we've just received our accreditation for European Indoors in March, and are rather excited to crack on with covering that for you instead. It was a year in which 6.69 didn't even get you on the women's long jump podium at the British Championships; in which we saw KJT beam - yes, beam! - after a shot put in a major heptathlon; in which you could win double European gold and then be unable to purchase yourself a celebratory beer, because you're an underage, 17-year-old prodigy. How to tackle such a sumptuous 12 months of athletics? With Tom Bosworth, pastries, and mimosas, of course. We sat down with the Commonwealth silver medallist to discuss everything: from the highs of Birmingham and Berlin, to the lows of the Diamond League scheduling and Callum Hawkins' Gold Coast collapse; why Caster is our female athlete of the year; and to whom we would give this year's Wooden Spoon Award. It was lots of fun, and we hope it prompts a fond look back over a seriously good year of track and field your end. Leave us a review, share this episode with all your friends and family, and get in touch: @BackstraightB, @Claire_GThomas, and @TomBosworth.

Imagine being a teenager and becoming a double European Champion in 24 hours. Contemplate how it would feel to vault 6.05 just a year after being legally able to buy glue in the UK. For a second, ponder reaching a continental final in your Senior GB debut. Berlin was brilliant, but it didn't half leave us pondering our comparatively useless adolescents. Jakob, Mondo, Imani, Naomi, Laviai: the future of the sport is bright. Smile at Beth Dobbin's incredulity at her own, mesmerising, breakthrough year; celebrate Nathan Douglas' bold medal challenge; and rejoice at Meghan Beesley's hugely-deserved bronze. Feel warm inside at KJT beaming after a 13-metre shot put - laying ghosts to rest and pushing Nafi all the way - and try not to well up as you remember Abele's raw emotion at the end of that 1500 - a race nothing like as gruelling as the preceding years of injury. Sure - you might curse quietly to yourself at reflecting upon the ridiculous scheduling, but don't do that before chuckling at Matt Hudson-Smith's bonkers pacing in that 400m final, applauding Jaz Sawyers' unhesitating generosity towards the athlete who had just knocked her from the podium, and feeling more patriotic than you have in some time upon reliving Dina's imperious, sumptuous, beaming treble. There are all sorts of things you can do to reflect upon Berlin. Us? We recorded a podcast episode, and we hope you enjoy it (and rate, review, and subscribe, as per).

For the first time in thirty episodes, all three of us were at the same meet, with nothing to do but soak up the atmosphere, interview some international stars, and discuss the world of athletics. And, if we do say so ourselves, we've delivered. Morgan Lake, KJT, Laura Muir, Sifan Hassan, Guy Learmonth, Sandra Perkovic, Maria Lasitskene (feat. interpreter), Adam Gemili, and - of course - the man who has catapulted himself into the hearts of British athletics fans, and onto more podiums than you could shake an airline-mislaid bag of pole vault sticks at: Greg Rutherford. We also look back at the Monaco Diamond League, reminisce about some of Millicent Fawcett's finest mile races, and ponder the impending European selections. There have been some lovely reviews recently: thank you ever so much. Prizes to follow in our next, Euro preview, pod. Please keep listening, rating, and tweeting (@BackstraightB & @Claire_GThomas). Enjoy!