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Live95's Nigel Dugdale speaks to Liam Brown, Senior Engineer with the Council's Roads and Traffic Department, and Traffic Warden, James, about the decision for Limerick traffic wardens to start wearing body cameras Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The bells are out, it can only mean one thing… it's the Christmas episode! Jen's fresh off a photoshoot, Allyson's goated up for a change and Maureen keeps getting chatted up in kebab shops. Also, snogging, Law and Order and hairdresser break ups.We're going on a little break but we'll be back with more bollocks on 17th January!Consider sending money to Jen's Gaza fundraiser.Cultural Corner's top book club books: The Book of Beginnings - Sally Page, Lessons in Chemistry - Bonnie Garmus, Excellent Women - Barbara Pym, Evergreens - Liam Brown.Send your problems to womentalkingbollocks@gmail.com with the subject 'Ask Allyson'.Buy Maureen's new book, Prisms of My Life, here.Get your next dose of Allyson live here.Keep up with everything Jen's doing here.Produced by Impatient Productions, edited by Ralph Foster.Artwork by Haiminh Le. Follow WTB on Twitter @wtb_podcast and on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram @wtbpodcast. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 6 Episode 32: In this episode, Pete Codella, managing director of business services at the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, talks with Liam Brown, president of STEMheads, and Josh Brown, co-founder of STEMheads. Liam co-founded the nonprofit STEMheads with his parents when he was 10 years old. They emphasize the importance of STEM education and their mission to inspire young people to pursue STEM scholarships and educational content through STEMheads. Liam also reflects on discussions with Utah business leaders, the importance of entrepreneurship, and how their nonprofit is helping the next generation.  Liam and Josh share how the company's recognition in schools, with teachers using his videos, has brought pride to their family and community. They highlight how the project promotes STEM careers with livable wages and exciting opportunities. Liam addresses students' challenges and how STEMheads inspires them to explore diverse career paths. They also highlight the importance of encouraging young women to pursue STEM and their plans to continue the project through Liam's high school years and beyond. 

Episode NotesIn this episode, Hannah Randolph is joined by Chirsty McFadyen who leads on our learning disabilities employment research. Hannah and Chirsty discuss the Equality Act and its implementation issues, as well as some of our latest findings from speaking to employers.We are also joined by Liam Brown, Entrepreneurial Executive at Young Enterprise Scotland, who discussed his neurodivergent condition and how language has impacted his experiences of employment.Learning disabilities research by the Fraser of Allander Institute can be found at the following link: https://fraserofallander.org/research/adults-with-learning-disabilities-in-scotland/Our report prepared for the Scottish Parliament on the disability employment gap can be found at: https://digitalpublications.parliament.scot/ResearchBriefings/Report/2024/1/12/434f4dc4-caa1-4971-b5f3-7699e70ec1ffParticipantsChirsty McFadyen, Economics Associate, Fraser of Allander Institute, University of StrathclydeHannah Randolph, Economics Fellow, Fraser of Allander Institute, University of StrathclydeLiam Brown, Entrepreneurial Executive, Young Enterprise ScotlandTimestamps(0:00) Introduction(00:14) What is the equality act and how does it define disability? (02:04) What was the reason for having the legislation? (03:46) What have been some of the issues with it? Interview with Liam Brown (06:45)(14:26) Learning disabilities and employers research findings (24:14) What advice works for employers hiring people with learning disabilities? 

Liam Brown is over corporate sponsorships for the Knights group, a gamer and competitive bodybuilder. More Liam : https://linktr.ee/theonlyliam More Gaming Memories : https://linktr.ee/gamingmemories

On this round table discussion,Kiaun is joined by The Knights Esports Group Corporate Partnerships Manager, Liam Brown to discuss the competitve Esports scene and get an inside listen as to what it takes to be successful in the professional gaming space.

This week's theme: Gaming Leadership In the competitive world of esports, gaming leadership entails guiding and managing a team. It necessitates a unique combination of traditional […] The post Gaming Leadership with Liam Brown appeared first on Heather Hansen Oneill.

Join Feyaza Khan and Robert Hillier in a special 2023 roundup of the South West Tech Daily podcast, where we reflect on another year of brilliant conversations We're looking at our top interviews of 2023, with some previously unheard bits, so lucky you! Garry Hunt from Software Cornwall's Agile on the Beach is looking for some tech speakers - is that you? Find him on LinkedIn! Liam Brown is an esports executive at the Pittsburgh Knights and told us what kids need to get into esports as a profession. We explored sustainable farming with Sarra Mander of Lettus Grow and delved into gut health with Dr. Jenny Bailey of FerryX (both excellent technologies - go look them up!) We also uncovered the heartwarming innovation of smart socks for dementia patients by Dr. Zeke Steer and Jacqui Arnold from Milbotix.

Elissia Roberts, Certified Cacoaista and Head of Yoga at Digme Studios in London, joins  us to talk about the transformational power of ceremonial grade cacao and cacao ceremonies on your mental, physical and spiritual health. Having experienced the amazing benefits of a cacao ceremony myself, under Elissia guidance, I knew I had to invite her on the podcast to discuss everything cacao with the EnvisionAirs!A long time yogi and practitioner of asana, Elissia has long understood the connection between mind, body and spirit, however, she first experienced a cacao ceremony in 2019 in the Meadows in the Mountains festival, in Bulgaria; and then gradually became more exposed to cacao for spiritual experiences at ecstatic dance events in London where cacao is offered to participants (these events are dry events where no alcohol or drugs are permitted and people are invited to connect with their spiritual selves and express this connection through dancing). She felt such an incredible energy and an ability to connect deeply with herself and understood how powerful cacao was during these experiences. She subsequently travelled to Brazil in 2023 to learn more about cacao ceremonies from local experienced cacao farmers and connect further with the cacao. Upon her return to the UK, she became a certified Cacaoista, certified through cacao expert Liam Brown's Cacao Ceremony Facilitator Training Course.In this episode, Elissia and I start the episode with a mini cacao ceremony you can use on a daily basis with your cacao, and shares with us some of the amazing benefits of using ceremonial grade cacao on a regular basis, including it being a high source of antioxidants (even higher than blueberries and red wine); it can help detox the liver and the kidneys; it's great for your skin; it's high in magnesium and maganese, which is why people report it to be so relaxing for the nervous system. This plant medicine is also said to stimulate not only the neurotransmitters in the brain (including helping with clarity of mind and focus), but also help with depression and anxiety given the serotonin and dopamine releases it provides when ingested. Cacao can also help stimulate one's heart centre, as it contains the chemical called theobromine, which Elissia says can strengthen and naturally repair heart health, given it's propensity to act as a vasodilator.Another fascinating discovery Elissia shares with us is the fact that inside the human body, there is a molecule called anadomide, also known as the 'bliss' molecule, which is why we can create a euphoric blissful feeling from within us. Interestingly, the only other plant that also contains tiny molecules of anandomide is ceremonial grade cacao! By drinking the ceremonial grade cacao as a daily practice or in ceremony, Elissia says we can enhance this molecule within us and enjoy the blissful feeling we already have the natural ability to tap into.This episode was SUCH good vibes and I loved having Elissia on the pod so much! I hope you learn about the beauty cacao offers! Please let me know what you think!To connect with Elissia and learn more about her one-to-one and group yoga classes and cacao ceremonies in London and the retreats she has planned for the near future, please follow her IG: @elissiarobertsyoga.Thanks again EnvisionAirs!Lots of love,Nicole xxxSupport the show

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When I grew up, I wanted to be an astronaut. But kids of today want to become professional gamers and influencers. But are these legitimate career paths? In this episode we explore valuable insights into the eSports industry, showcasing how it has transformed from a pastime into a legitimate career path with potential benefits for players beyond the gaming world. It encourages listeners to consider the broader impact of gaming and eSports in today's evolving landscape.

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, I sit down to talk with Liam Brown. Liam Brown is a seasoned esports executive who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to any podcast. With a background in player recruitment, management, sponsorships, and brand building, Liam has a deep understanding of the competitive esports landscape. His insights and strategies are invaluable to both fans and commercial professionals looking to break into the rapidly growing esports market. As a podcast guest, Liam is engaging and insightful, and is sure to take your show to the next level. As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. Liam joined the Knights immediately after graduation, bringing a unique perspective on the future of gaming, including its potential impact on education, health, and artificial intelligence. He excels at building bridges between brands, gamers, fans, and influencers, and is available to share his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society. To find out more about Liam, The Knights, or what they do, check out his website at https://knights.gg/.

As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. Liam joined the Knights immediately after graduation, bringing a unique perspective on the future of gaming, including its potential impact on education, health, and artificial intelligence. He excels at building bridges between brands, gamers, fans, and influencers, and is available to share his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society.

And as an industry, esports is experiencing significant growth, and that growth is not expected to subside any time soon.  In the U.S. market alone, 2022 saw esports grow to almost 30 million spectators, with that number expected to reach 34 million by 2026; and, globally, the esports market value is expected reach as high as $6.75 billion by 2030, which would be almost five times what it was in 2022.     Because of such growth, and because I admittedly know very little about the esports industry, I am excited to welcome as today's guest an esports industry leader.  Mr. Liam Brown is a seasoned esports executive who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the topic. With a background in player recruitment, management, sponsorships, and brand building, Liam has a deep understanding of the competitive esports landscape. His insights and strategies are invaluable to both fans and commercial professionals looking to break into the rapidly growing esports market, and, more generally, to general leadership buffs like us, who are always excited to hear how leadership and management plays out across various industries.  LINKSThe Knights Arena WebsiteLiam's Linked InLiam's InstagramTo help support our show, visit:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2017272/supportFor additional management resources and information, please visit us at:  https://managementworksmedia.com You can email us at:  managementworks@managementworksmedia.com Support the show

This week we have a guest who was on a few weeks ago but with the hard drive catastrophe had to be delayed.The newly touted "Lounge E-sports Expert," Liam Brown is a member of the Pittsburgh Knights e-sports team, and joined Sam & Richey in the Lounge!Liam started playing video games at a very young age, but when is it he realized that he could make it in the world of video games? There are a LOT of people who Liam has been able to meet through the jobs and events of his life, thus far, and he talks about some of the events that brought him to these meetings. How has the evolution of video games changed the landscape of how people view them? How about the gaming events? What game does Sam talk about being the best ever?How has Liam helped changed how people view the "prototypical" gamer? Are there things he does differently to try and make people take e-sports in a more serious manner?There are a lot of topics, pertaining to the world of video games, that the guys talk about, and Liam covers all of them at TOP-level!It's a great conversation with a young dude who has done a lot, already, and is heading towards more!Enjoy our hangout with Pittsburgh Knights e-sports member, Liam Brown!See what Liam and the Knights are up to by going to https://knights.gg/

As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. For more, go to https://nacl.knightsarena.com/

It's expected the appointment of TUS as the coordinator of RUN EU will create an employment pipeline in the Midwest region. Regional University Network-European University is beginning its next phase, with funding of €14.4 million approved for four more years and two new partners from Spain and Belgium joining the alliance. The Technological University of the Shannon will now coordinate the project, becoming the first Irish third level institution to be appointed as lead of a European University. TUS Vice President for Research Development and Innovation, Dr Liam Brown says this plan will bring more highly qualified workers to the region.

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT How to Meet Anybody with Steve Buzogany Episode: https://apple.co/3zuud1y As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. Liam joined the Knights immediately after graduation, bringing a unique perspective on the future of gaming, including its potential impact on education, health, and artificial intelligence. He excels at building bridges between brands, gamers, fans, and influencers, and is available to share his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society. Dreams: Be one of the best connectors in the eSports Space Telling the story for this ever-changing audience in Esports well. Help his parents fix up the house Beach House and Solar Yacht or small modular nuclear reactor yacht Merge Health & Wellness with Esports Introduce Them to: Jeff Bezos - Innovation side of things. Travis Kalanick - Original CEO of Uber Contact them at: https://nacl.knightsarena.com/ https://www.instagram.com/knights/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamesports/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT How to Meet Anybody with Steve Buzogany Episode: https://apple.co/3zuud1y As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. Liam joined the Knights immediately after graduation, bringing a unique perspective on the future of gaming, including its potential impact on education, health, and artificial intelligence. He excels at building bridges between brands, gamers, fans, and influencers, and is available to share his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society. Dreams: Be one of the best connectors in the eSports Space Telling the story for this ever-changing audience in Esports well. Help his parents fix up the house Beach House and Solar Yacht or small modular nuclear reactor yacht Merge Health & Wellness with Esports Introduce Them to: Jeff Bezos - Innovation side of things. Travis Kalanick - Original CEO of Uber Contact them at: https://nacl.knightsarena.com/ https://www.instagram.com/knights/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamesports/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

As a Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, Liam is a leading authority on competitive gaming, event management, league organization, and technology development. Unlike many in the gaming industry, Liam chose the traditional path of pursuing higher education, attending the University of Pittsburgh straight out of high school. During his senior year, he discovered his passion for leveraging gaming as a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. Liam joined the Knights immediately after graduation, bringing a unique perspective on the future of gaming, including its potential impact on education, health, and artificial intelligence. He excels at building bridges between brands, gamers, fans, and influencers, and is available to share his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society. https://pks.gg/nacl https://www.facebook.com/Knightsgg/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamesports/ https://www.instagram.com/knights/ https://twitter.com/KnightsGG https://www.youtube.com/PittsburghKnights https://www.tiktok.com/@knightspk

On this episode, Liam Brown, Founder, Chairman and CEO at Elevate, joins Mary to talk about the evolving legal ecosystem, the importance of mentoring, the ways technology continues to help legal department professionals and much more. Liam talks about how his way of thinking about the legal ecosystem has changed over the years. He says the days are gone when business and law were completely separate, and they now work together in many different ways. He makes the argument that having a working understanding of legal issues is enough to solve many business problems and to make decisions without needing the advice of a lawyer. He likens it to having a working knowledge of data issues or technology functions. They talk about the next generation coming up in the legal system. Liam points out that everyone stands on the shoulders of the ones who come before them, and they should do everything they can to help the new generation thrive. They take a deep dive into technology and how it can help professionals in the legal department with their day-to-day operations. They also talk about the importance of collaboration and working together through good and bad times. Liam Brown - https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamjmbrown/ Elevate - https://www.linkedin.com/company/elevate-services/   If you enjoyed today's show, please leave a 5-star review. You can find more information, as well as the resources mentioned in this episode, at ironcladapp.com. #LegalOps #LegalCareer

Liam and I are meeting for the first time but we're like old buddies talking about video games and the 'good ol days.' If you think the only thing we can talk about is video games you're mistaken. Leadership and recruiting talent are a huge part of the conversation as well. We can leave the episode without talking about Liam's Pittsburgh roots and how he's worked with the likes of Wiz Khulifa, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pirates and the great work they've done in the community together. Click the links below to follow his journey and mine. Thank you for listening. Liam Brown - https://pks.gg/nacl Podcast links - https://linktr.ee/tonyrambles 1:31 Introducing Liam Brown 3:25 How We Started Gaming, Memorable Games & Consoles 28:53 Leadership Origins, Leadership Do's & Don'ts 51:46 Hired By The Pittsburgh Knights, Being The "Overhype New Guy," Scouting Talent (In Gaming & In Business) 1:23:24 Mental & Physical Health In Esports 1:29:44 3 Whats: Unpopular Opinions, Alternate Reality & Sound Advice 1:36:01 Where To Find Liam Brown --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelivingnumberspodcast/message

Before The Show Working out Starting your day Students and phones After The Show What are you playing? Life in VR Favorite parts (more leadership) What we missed The Pittsburgh Knight are more than Esports, --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelivingnumberspodcast/message

SUBSCRIBE NOW!!!! on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher & Audible. On This Episode: DJ, Sean & Avery have the distinct pleasure of interviewing the corporate partnership manager from The Pittsburgh Knights, Liam Brown about the future of Esports. Interview Start - Time code: 1:27 Esports Exec Talk - Time code: 20:09 The Current State Of Esports - Time code: 34:56 Efforts In Diversity, Equity & Inclusion - Time code: 46:25 The Mark Liam Wants To Leave On The Industry - Time code: 57:01 If you're enjoying the show, please take a moment to rate/review it on whatever service you're using. Every little bit helps!  Want to ask a question, ask us at PressX2start.com/Questions Join/Follow Us: Youtube: Press X To Start TV Twitch: pressxtostarttv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pressx2start Twitter: @PressX2S  Instagram: @PressX2Start TikTok: @pressx2start You can find more info about the Press X and who we are at www.PressX2start.com. If you have any questions or just want to tell us how great (or just slightly okay) we're doing or how we can be better, be a friend and reach out and email us at pressxtostartpodcast@gmail.com Be good to each other, Peace!

TIME STAMP INFO: 00:00:00 Intros 00:06:00 IF Microsoft Acquires Activision, They WIll Gain Control of Major League Gaming, Could This and Call Of Duty Turn Players Towards The Xbox Platform? 00:28:00 Halo Is A Brand That Is Slowing Turning Around With An AMAZING Season 3 Of Halo Infinite, but Fans Are Still Turning Away From The Game, Could The "Rumored" Battle Royale By Certain Affinity Bring Players BACK? 01:10:00 Panel Outros and Special Message to the community! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/craig-ravitch/support

In this video, Liam Brown, Corporate Partnerships Manager for Knights Esports Group, shares his expert insights on the ways in which gaming and esports will shape the future of industry and society. Liam discusses the impact of technology development on the gaming industry, including the potential of artificial intelligence, and how esports has become a means of bringing people together, particularly during the pandemic. He also highlights the significance of the Valorant North American Challengers League as a resource for both professionals and fans alike. Don't miss out on this informative and exciting discussion on the future of gaming with Liam Brown.

Today's guest is Kunoor Chopra, a true pioneer in the legal industry and vice president of Legal Services at Elevate, a law company providing software and services for the intersection of business and law. A litigator by training at Am Law 50 firms, she made the transition into legal services outsourcing when she founded LawScribe, one of the pioneer alternative legal service providers in the industry. She made the leap to founder in 2004—before the term ALSP was even born. Kunoor's move from Am Law 50 to founder is not unusual now, but it was unheard of 19 years ago. After selling the company to UnitedLex, she co-founded Elevate with entrepreneur Liam Brown. As a lesbian South Asian woman, Kunoor wanted to create a place where people can bring their authentic selves to work, and she fulfilled this vision by co-founding Elevate. For more than a decade, Elevate's legal, business, and technology professionals have offered practical ways for global law departments and law firms to improve efficiency, quality, and business outcomes. Additionally, she is a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, focusing on innovation and transformation in legal services delivery. In our conversation, Kunoor tells us about her transition from law to sales, finding acceptance as a diverse attorney, and her thoughts on the future of the legal services industry.

Plenty of people on social media do it - use filters to change their appearance - but there's growing anger over the use of moko, mataora and other sacred Māori styles. It's also highlighted concerns at the slow pace to protect Māori identity and intellectual property. And as Liam Brown reports, that concern is growing with control over things like ta moko filters increasingly concentrated offshore.

On this episode, Heather and Mel interview Liam Brown, one of the contestants on Snowflake Mountain! Topics include a time when Liam wanted to leave camp, his favorite unseen moment, and Liam's first thoughts about his fellow campers! Follow @liambr3wn on Instagram to see what he has been up to since the show! 

Join us as we speak with Liam Brown, a breakout star from the Netflix series Snowflake Mountain. He twerked his way into our hearts and worked his way from being co-dependant to depending on himself hun-naaayyyy. Listen as he gives us some BTS tea from the show as well as what he took away from it, and some relationship gossip. FYI- he really did think they blew up his suitcase!Find Liam Brown on Instagram:@liambr3wnFind us:@girlgetyourhelmet

A blizzard is in the forecast today y'all! Snowflake Mountain follows a group of spoiled 20-somethings as they get they get tricked by their families into going on a survival retreat in the great outdoors to compete for a $50,000 cash prize. We have two reformed snowflakes with us today: self described "chaos queen" Deandra Joseph and Liam Brown, a so-called diva who lives by the words "I'm here for a good time, not a long time." These two were hilarious on the show and just as hilarious chatting with Chris and Lauren Bay-bee!!  Send all of your burning questions, either as an email or selfie video to receipts@kastmedia.com. Or, leave us a voicemail at https://www.speakpipe.com/receipts. You can also slide into our DMs with your questions! Lauren Speed-Hamilton - https://www.instagram.com/need4lspeed/ Chris Burns - https://www.instagram.com/fatcarriebradshaw/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crowds of people gathered at Takaparawhau Bastion Point this morning to observe Matariki and welcome the Māori New Year. Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei held an umu kohukohu whetū - a traditional ceremonial offering to mark the rise of Matariki Matariki is the first public holiday steeped in matauranga Māori to be recognised in Aotearoa. Our reporter Liam Brown was there.

Liam aka Atarangi has a kōrero about moving up to Tāmaki and playing b2b with bbyfacekilla this Saturday at WHAMMY2ORANGE 

I interview Lucy Diamond about her latest book “Anything Could Happen” and also review “Still Life” by Sarah Winman, “We Sang Across The Sea” by Benjamin Zephaniah and illustrated by Onyinye Iwu, “Skin” by Liam Brown & “The Choice” by Claire Wade. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Creating a Simplified Customer ExperienceLate in 2021, Elevate was the first law company to be granted an Alternative Business Structure license in the US by the Arizona Supreme Court. This Expert podcast features Elevate's CEO Liam Brown, our General Counsel, Steve Harmon and the Co-founders and Partners in Elevate's law firm, Nicole Auerbach and Pat Lamb. Crispin Passmore hosts this podcast episode. Crispin has been a resource to Elevate, consulting on our SRA ABS license in the UK and our ABS in Arizona.[00:49] What is an ABS - and why did Elevate want one.[03:34] 80% of the work done in corporate law departments does not require a licensed lawyer[05:14] How did it work? Did Elevate face any challenges with the application process?[07:05] The ABS license allows us to better service our customers. We can seamlesslysolve a customer's problem without any elaborate explanation.[11:36] The most successful lawyers in this model can see the solution from the customer's perspective; they value the multi-disciplinary approach.[14:17] The ABS license allows for properly integrating the restricted practice of law into our broader law company deliverables. [16:13] Today Elevate is an expert-led, technology-powered law company.[18:02] As an ABS, is Elevate competing with the traditional law firms of our customers?[20:42] As law firms exit their ALSPs, their focus will be competing with other law firms and the Big Four for core advice of law business.[23:24] The emergence of ABS in the US is an important step; it's great for customers, it's great for lawyers, and it's excellent for those that innovate.Enjoy!

Get To the Point of Peak Value, Then Move OnPlease enjoy this Next Normal Leadership series episode featuring Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Senior Director, Associate General Counsel, Head of Legal Operations at Intel and the president of CLOC, Mike Haven. Liam and Mike discuss the different areas of life that require leadership, the value in followership, and balancing proactive strategic work with reactive tactical work.[00:44] Say hello to Mike Haven and hear how he's balancing personal, team, company, and CLOC ecosystem leadership.[05:21] Eliminate time burning cycles that create marginal improvement.[07:58] Let's attack legal waste, start by systematically asking what we should do differently.[11:04] Focus on your big goals, while completing small ones.[13:43] Yes, communication is key.[15:42] Legal operations is bringing corporate law departments and law firms to the table.[18:00] A tremendous amount of business success is based on the tools, methodologies, and information sharing.[20:07] Change is hard, be okay with less than perfection.[22:49] OKRs - Objectives and Key Results[24:37] Followership defined, learning important lessons from others.[26:09] The responsibility of professional leadership. People watch, listen, observe, and look at the results you achieve.Enjoy!

Another week, another podcast! This week we have a special guest, our childhood friend Liam. We dive into the realm of service industry jobs other than food and beverage while reliving some good memories. Another exciting announcement is we have recorded and posted our first podcast Youtube video, check it out at www.youtube.com/customersnotalwaysright.com! And as per usual, sit back, grab a snack, and enjoy this week's fix of CNAR -Andrew and Banks

Innovation is a sum of steps and tweaks. Part of our Next Normal leadership series, this episode features Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Reena SenGupta, CEO and creator of FT Innovative Lawyers. Reena and Liam talk about leadership, innovation, and becoming digital. Reena leads RSG consulting, the FT Innovative Lawyers Programme, and is a special membership advisor to the Digital Legal Exchange.[01:24] In 2004, innovation and lawyers did not ever go together. [03:46] Moving a market. [05:24] It's okay to try new things, to talk about new things.[07:23] An invention, innovation, and improvement are they different? [10:46] A knowledge business is democratic and requires phenomenal leadership. [12:50] CEOs are asking their business functions, including legal, to operate digitally and innovate at the speed of the rest of the business.[15:46] Only two out of 10 legal departments are digitally enabled enough to support their companies. [17:08] Until that data can flow back and forth between other functions and other digital workflows, these pools of data lose their value.[21:53] It's important to know when something isn't working anymore – and when to get out.

Celebrating A New Decade.In celebration of our tenth anniversary, Elevate brought 9 of our co-founders together for a conversation. This 15 min podcast episode includes highlights from that discussion. [00:27] Listen in as Kunoor Chopra reflects on early discussions to join Elevate and the essential and immediate support of those first customers[02:09] Pratik Patel, VP of Innovation, comments on an immediately shared vision, a humble beginning, and our mission to move the industry forward[03:56] Tariq Hassan, VP of Procurement Services, reflects on a customer's reaction to Elevate entering the market - and the impact Elevate has had on the lives of many[05:08] Vijoyata Lama, Project Lead, talks about her decision to join Elevate and our willingness as an organization to address complex topics and build a culture of acceptance[07:08] Mark Redmayne, VP of Business Development, talks about outcome predictability and jointly improving the businesses of our customers, never losing focus on our values[08:45] Elevate's President, John Croft, talks about structuring the business for the future, having unquestionable faith Elevate would grow into that structure and the impact of Elevate on creating the law company market[10:31] Joyce Thorne, VP, Head of People, reflects on establishing an organization focused on its people [11:28] Lokendra Tomar, Chief of Staff and Chief Corporate Development Manager, talks about growing faster than we thought we would grow[11:59] Liam Brown, Chairman, and CEO talks about the speed of growth, reflects on the state of the market in 2011, how the market has and is responding, and the opportunity ahead

This Next Normal series podcast features Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Eric Laughlin, the CEO of Agiloft, a contract lifecycle management software company. Liam and Eric cover change management, keeping up with technology, and adopting both within legal.[00:55] “I've been in legal and legal tech for most of my career. I feel fortunate to have ended up as the CEO of Agiloft."[02:27] Agiloft is a no-code platform solely focused on CLM with 700 customers.[06:45] Giving tools to the frontline, democratizing flow and decision-making.[07:32] Contracting processes and contracts as a shield - a defensive weapon, its armor.[10:54] Connecting contracts to commercial processes. [12:06] Risk profiling, AI tells us what's in a contract and how that compares to standards.[13:34] Being CEO for the first time.[16:00] Value creation for the business, cash, and how fast ARR is growing[17:50] Our customers' want us to be better at partnerships[20:29] I read Designing Your Life which is about taking a prototype approach to life.[22:32] "Leadership in tough times requires …”

This Next Normal leadership series podcast features the Chairman and CEO of Elevate, Liam Brown, and Varun Mehta, the CEO of FACTOR. FACTOR is a managed legal service provider. A real and engaging exchange between two law company CEOs on leadership. [00:44] Varun's journey[03:18] Taking the CEO seat[07:01] The Pandemic CEO[09:40] The opportunity for law companies[11:55] Factor … an authentic brand[14:41] There is no reason Law Companies can't be billion-dollar businesses[15:57] Mentorship[17:30] The CEO role in ensuring an effective board[19:00] Highly effective questions

This Next Normal leadership series podcast features the Chairman and CEO of Elevate, Liam Brown, and Bill Horne, the CEO of Quovant. Quovant is a legal spend management and data analytics solution provider, clearly a competitor of Elevate. It's refreshing to hear this exchange between two experienced CEOs talking about leadership in these challenging times.[01:46] A career fixer, Bill enlightens us to his process and the path to becoming a fixer – not a role you see advertised[03:54] A surprising learning, understanding the relationship between a corporate GC and law firms – specifically the sensitivity around the relationship[09:32] In nine months, this is going to be great – trust me, and the data[13:36] Being a CEO in 2020…[16:44] Empathy and running a business… we're still capitalists[18:54] Leading through economic cycles requires bringing new tools to the table[22:26] New - or want to be - CEOs - Tune in to Inside Bill's Brain: Decoding Bill Gate on Netflix

Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talks with Carolyn Herzog, EVP and General Counsel of ARM Limited, the worlds leading semiconductor and IP company. During this episode, Carolyn shares her career journey, a focus on culture and ethics. Why meeting people where they're at is essential. Listen closely to the section on the value of feedback. Once again, we're hearing a legal leader focused on business and enterprise thinking.[01:15] Speaking French and playing the violin…[03:36] The World Bank, law school, and cybersecurity[07:28] People need to feel they are developing[12:13] Helping the business understand the value of the law department[12:44] Perception is reality, feedback is a gift[14:41] Authoring an AI ethics framework[16:57] A strong and unique culture [19:31] When you lead, you're asking people to trust you[21:08] Leadership in tough times requires…ENJOY

This episode is part of our Next Normal leadership series featuring Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Nick Humphrey, the Managing Partner at Hamilton Locke.Hamilton Locke is an agile corporate law firm - with offices in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. A firm established as an evolution of the legal industry focused on aligning its people with clients. Skeptical? 27 minutes from now – you won't be. [01:40] Right place, right time[02:25] Nick interviews 100s of people on leadership and building teams[05:50] Dusting off a tested response plan[11:17] Ideas and problem-solving – work completed by early-stage team members[12:56] Wellness and mental health – a study and report that lead to change and having an impact[14:37] Layers of complexity and creating a culture of trust[16:19] Smart, passionate people doing good work[18:10] How to help people work digitally[19:10] Dealing with every aspen of your life[19:30] A different MP approach, a mentor, a friend[20:44] Gratitude, mindfulness, and a positive mindset[23:05] How to find balance[25:57] 20 years from now, I will look back and 2020 and be proud of ...ENJOY!

This Next Normal Leadership series podcast features Elevate'sElevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Jason Boehmig, CEO of Ironclad, a digital contracting platform for legal teams. During this episode, we learn why the Ironclad solution is not just another CLM and how Jason and his team are leading the transition from start-up to a thriving law company.Episode highlights include: 1. [01:44] – Ironclad traces back to Jason's early career on Wall Street2. [02:38] – Legal professionals making better decisions through software and code3. [05:14] – The adaptation of contracts to the digital world4. [08:35] – Hype cycle hiring5. [11:25] – A contract management system people enjoy using6. [16:10] – Curiosity and a growth mindset7. [19:25] – Fewer fires, but they burn hotter8. [22:05] – The Score Takes Care of Itself by Bill Walsh9. [23:13] – Honeybee Democracy – how bees make decisions10. [24:36] - Leadership in tough times requires …

This Next Normal Leadership series podcast features Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Esther Cho, Shareholder and Chair of the Executive Committee at Keesal, Young & Logan. KYL is doing innovative work in financial services, maritime, environmental, employment, and complex business litigation.Esther took on her role as the Chair of the Executive Committee at KYL immediately before COVID and the need for a WFH directive. Esther has engaged in several firm initiatives in the ten months following while continuing to practice law. KY Labs, diversity and inclusion, and the Community of Legal Innovators, to name a few. ‘We've done a lot of great work in our diversity and inclusion space. Clients are asking us to do better, which I love because when clients ask us to do better, then we stop everything and we figure out how to do it better.'– Esther Cho‘I believe that many clients, they're looking for evidence, tangible evidence of what are you doing about improving all of our organization's participation and representation of the societies and the communities that we're part of.' - Liam BrownEpisode highlights include:1. [01:15] - Esther's KYL journey2. [03:42] - Let's make it official… a new leadership for the firm3. [05:49] - KP Labs – an innovation experiment4. [07:04] - Lawyers as innovators5. [09:50] - An important and distinct firm culture6. [15:38] - The real diversity problem - retention7. [17:43] - Planting trees for diversity and inclusion, ‘putting in the hard yards'8. [18:46] - Taking real action with the Community of Legal Innovators9. [21:00] - Leadership in tough times requires …10. [22:13] - A culture of support during an important personal time

This Next Normal Leadership series podcast features Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talking with Danny Gilbert, the Managing Partner of Gilbert + Tobin. Gilbert + Tobin is a firm of over 830 persons with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. During this surprising episode, Liam and Danny cover BIG topics in a quick 20 minutes. Including leading during challenging and changing times, the need to embrace change - specifically technology, and meeting and exceeding expectations – as a leader with a viewpoint, a provider of solutions - and a contributing member of the greater community. 'You have to be on top of the technological changes and the new software systems that are going to become available across everything we do, and there's probably very little we do that can't be automated' - Danny Gilbert. Episode highlights include: [01:01] – The beginning, the middle, and G+T today… one of Australia's leading corporate law firms[02:47] – A firm that matters, an influencer firm…[06:35] - For a society to work, all of the constituent elements of that society need to step up…[10:15] – As a leader, you have to have a view that is carefully thought about and expressed[13:41] - Danny is feeling both prepared and optimistic[14:28] - Technology enables complex work - and increases expectations around capacity and delivery[18:15] - You need to be on top of technological changes… if automation is going to take expense out of the business, then clients expect you do that[19:15] - Meeting the expectations of colleagues and clients while running a business … profitability and financial strength are incredibly importantEnjoy

In this Next Normal podcast episode, Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talks with Elevate's General Counsel and Secretary, Steve Harmon. A Co-founder of CLOC, Steve joined Elevate from Cisco in November of 2018. In this episode you'll learn of Steve's journey to Cisco and Elevate. His mission to push simplification and the importance of simplification in the business of law. Steve will elaborate on his non-legal duties as an executive leader - and offer insight into the CEO, General Counsel relationship.Episode highlights include:1. [01:43] – The road to Elevate2. [04:07] – Make room for T-Shaped professionals3. [06:52] - Supporting the CEO – goes beyond legal advice4. [11:45] – Leadership beyond legal5. [17:13] - Pushing simplification6. [23:39] - Supporting digital from the inside7. [25:41] - Balancing improvement and risk8. [31:12] - Leadership in tough times requires…Enjoy

In this Next Normal podcast episode, Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talks with Monica Risam, Group General Counsel and Company Secretary of Lombard International, a global leader in wealth structuring solutions.Monica describes her career journey, the mentorship she received, and the leadership approach she embraced in this thoughtful conversation. Balancing kindness with getting things done - and a quote from Maya Angelou - this 25-minute episode is a must-listen for the lawyer transitioning to a General Counsel or Associate General Counsel role. “People will forget what you did and what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya AngelouEpisode highlights include:1. [01:20] – Monica makes a move - from Weil Gotshal to GE Capital2. [06:13] – To be successful in-house, be interested, excited, and focused on the business3. [08:54] - Making decisions and offering judgments as a GC, you need to understand the business problem4. [11:10] – To listen and incorporate others' viewpoints, we need to slow down…5. [16:45] - Getting things done - is a combination of floating above and diving deep – communication is key6. [19:53] - 'People will forget what you did… they will never forget how you made them feel.'7. [24:13] – We're looking to digitize…8. [26:01] - Leadership in tough times requires…Enjoy