Podcast appearances and mentions of liz griffin

In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of deep listening and how it can elevate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategies beyond surface-level intent. Liz Griffin, a seasoned DEI leader with experience at Qantas, Commonwealth Bank, EY and Minderoo Foundation, explores the nuances of building inclusive cultures, navigating DEI maturity and crafting strategies that resonate with business objectives. Listeners will gain real-world examples and practical advice to help HR leaders make impactful, systemic change in their organisations.

In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of deep listening and how it can elevate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategies beyond surface-level intent. Liz Griffin, a seasoned DEI leader with experience at Qantas, Commonwealth Bank, EY and Minderoo Foundation, explores the nuances of building inclusive cultures, navigating DEI maturity and crafting strategies that resonate with business objectives. Listeners will gain real-world examples and practical advice to help HR leaders make impactful, systemic change in their organisations.

In the newest episode of The Influence Factor, Alessandro Bogliari, CEO & Co-Founder of The Influencer Marketing Factory, engages in a conversation with Liz Griffin, Global Vice President of Social Commerce at Bazaarvoice, delving into the critical significance of user-generated content (UGC) in fostering transparent shopping experiences. Bazaarvoice collaborates closely with brands, integrating customer UGC onto their websites to furnish transparency and validation for consumers. Griffin underscores the necessity for brands to seamlessly incorporate social content into their paid advertisements, thereby simplifying the consumer journey to purchase. Additionally, she underscores the profound impact of UGC, particularly through the utilization of images and videos for authentic product evaluations.

Listen as guest speaker, Liz Griffin, asks a hard question and invites us to take a kingdom perspective, looking to Jesus for a powerful answer.

Wondering what to expect after delivering your baby? Listen to the second episode of our "What to expect" series as host Christy Moore discusses postpartum tips, tricks and issues with nurse manager Gentry Hunt and nurse educator Liz Griffin.

Our second season of ‘Wellness for Life' podcast opens with an exciting topic about big career changes. At the beginning of the year many of us reflect and assess our life accomplishments and set new goals. For a lot of people that comes with a realization that they would like to do something else in life, so the beginning of the year often marks a major shift in a career path. Today we will be speaking with Liz Griffin, a social justice leadership coach and mentor, honorary professor, and consultant to non-profit organizations. Liz spent 25 years as a leader working in social justice spaces in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe in tough conditions, including emergencies and war. She worked for the UN, NGOs as an academic, rising to the level of full professor of international humas rights law. Liz is an International Coaching Federation accredited Professional Certified Coach with over 3000 coaching hours under her belt. Together with Kamalaya's Chief Wellness Officer, Karina Stewart, they will cover various steps to a successful career change, including: ·       Decision making process to change career ·       Burnout & breakdown because you don't belong ·       The biggest challenges in changing careers ·       The healing processes ·       The reasons why people should change careers ·       Finding perfect life balance (ikigai)For more information about Liz Griffin, you can visit her website www.liz-griffin.com  To learn more about Kamalaya's wellness programs and retreats, please click here or for our online recourses, please visit www.kamalayaconnect.com 

Join me as I talk with Liz Griffin about her unexpected medical journey.

We speak with the chairperson of AOTA’s Mental Health Special Interest Section about the OT Practice Guidelines for Adults Living with Serious Mental Illness and a recent AOTA member appreciation webinar titled “Applying Evidence for Best Practices in Mental Health Settings”. We cover OT's enlarging role in working with this population, best practices supported by evidence, and recommendations for your practice. Help AOTA improve podcasts and the translation of research to practice by completing our 1 minute survey: https://forms.aota.org/forms/everyday_evidence Additional resources discussed on this episode: OT Practice Guidelines for Adults Living with Serious Mental Ilness: https://myaota.aota.org/shop_aota/product/900594U?_ga=2.224359707.1492642368.1620367219-2097165767.1609778166  Applying Evidence for Best Practices in Mental Health Settings Webinar: https://www.aota.org/Conference-Events/member-appreciation/webinar-library/Practice.aspx Text recommendations: https://www.amazon.com/Evidence-Based-Practitioner-Applying-Research-Client/dp/0803643667 https://www.amazon.com/Occupational-Therapy-Community-Population-Practice/dp/0803675623

January 31, 2021

Suffering...It's one of those things we all want to avoid but inevitably finds its way into our lives. So how do we suffer well? Can we endure more than we think? Few people have as much to share in this area than our guest Liz Griffin.  After suffering through a complicated six year adoption process, Liz and her husband finally brought their two children home. Two years later, at the age of 33, Liz suffered a stroke. This led to the discovery of brain aneurysms, a thyroid tumor, a heart defect, and a long road to recovery. But with incredible suffering comes incredible wisdom, and Liz is gracious enough to share it with us. 

Suffering...It's one of those things we all want to avoid but inevitably finds its way into our lives. So how do we suffer well? Can we endure more than we think? Few people have as much to share in this area than our guest Liz Griffin.  After suffering through a complicated six year adoption process, Liz and her husband finally brought their two children home. Two years later, at the age of 33, Liz suffered a stroke. This led to the discovery of brain aneurysms, a thyroid tumor, a heart defect, and a long road to recovery. But with incredible suffering comes incredible wisdom, and Liz is gracious enough to share it with us. 

Have you ever heard about someone receiving professional coaching and thought, I wonder if I could use a coach? In today’s episode, professional coach and academic Liz Griffin explains all about coaching in the humanitarian context, how it can be used and what may result from it, including improving your wellbeing, helping provide strategic guidance in your work or moving closer to realizing your full potential. If you want to reach Liz, you can do so here: https://liz-griffin.com/.  For links to the resources mentioned in this episode, please go to www.aidforaidworkers.com/podcast/80. 

She was 36 when she had a stroke.  And she survived. But not without marks from the battle. What followed was a year of unimaginable struggles, challenges and losses that left her feeling like she was approaching the same life, just with less. Less energy, less skills, her capacity for writing, a love of hers, sapped as just remembering the words took a level of mental energy that left her completely drained.  Liz's story will remind you that God can do abundantly more than we ask or imagine, even when we literally or figuratively have less. Sometimes that's when we see Him most clearly.  Check out the shownotes at www.kindledpodcast.com https://haleywilliams.co/product/ebook-launch-what-you-love-roadmap/

Listen in as your friend Jeanette chats with her new friend Liz Griffin. 2018 was year that she will never forget from a stroke, to surgeries, relearning to walk and growing her faith in a whole new way. This conversation was so much fun and I hope you love it!   Complete show notes are available at itstimeforcoffeepod.com

Jady and Liz describe the amazing journey that has led them to have a passion to reach the lost in Austin. They also shared their vision for the upcoming transition, and announce Chris Padgett as our new Campus Pastor. The post Jady & Liz Griffin’s journey to Austin appeared first on Hope in the City.

Liz Griffin and her husband are pastors of a church in Texas, with four children, and the journey she’s been walking through over the past 6 months has been anything but easy. She had a stoke, two brain aneurysms, and a tumor on her thyroid (some are still being treated with surgeries) and she had none of risk factors as a 36-year old healthy woman. It's pretty incredible that she is even hear with us today sharing her story. She said "the biggest emotion I've felt through all of this is gratitude." How in the world can someone going through so much hardship feel so much gratitude amidst challenging circumstances? We unpack this question as well as: How do I minister to others facing difficult circumstances that I don’t have experience with? How does one stay hopeful when facing your own major challenges? Join me by listening to this conversation today! Key Verse Shared: "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world." (John 16:33, NIV) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rachelcswanson/support

What's Broken Can't Fix You - Pastor Liz Griffin

Like mothers, like daughters. Meet two moms who are teaching their kids that they can change the world. Liz Griffin and Luci Hoppe have a passion for social justice and so do their kids. Their second grade daughters started an organization called the Glow Campaign and have raised money for medical supplies for kids in Africa and money to fight human trafficking. Today, Liz and Luci share their stories and give us plenty of ideas on how we can find time to make a difference in the midst of motherhood. In This Episode You'll Hear... What God does when you feel the "parade is passing you by..." Simple steps to get our kids involved in helping others How the faithful action of a teacher launched an organization How your kids can make a difference by joining the Glow Crew Your Summer Help Let PlanToEat.com simplify your summer meal planning. Use their online service to organize your meal plans, automatically create shopping lists and generally dominate the kitchen. Get your free 30 day trial at PlanToEat.com. And use my new resource - mealplanningbootcamp.com - to get all your recipes and meal plans in order in less than a week! Click here to get started. Click the play button in the post or grab your favorite podcast app and join us for a chat! A Glow Campaign meeting. Quick Links The Glow Campaign Website Donate to the Haiti Project TheLizGriffin.com ITA15 - Interview with Liz Griffin Love the song in the outro? It's called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. Connect with The Glow Campaign Blog: The Glow Campaign Social media:TwitterInstagram How to Listen to This Podcast Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher and get the latest episodes as soon as they are available. If you're new to podcasts, click here learn more about them!

Like mothers, like daughters. Meet two moms who are teaching their kids that they can change the world. Liz Griffin and Luci Hoppe have a passion for social justice and so do their kids. Their second grade daughters started an organization called the Glow Campaign and have raised money for... Read more

How can moms with limited resources and limited time impact children in need? That's the question we are discussing today on the Inspired To Action Podcast. My friend Liz Griffin is the Director of Strategic Growth for an international anti-trafficking organization called UnboundNow.org. She is also a full time stay at home mom. How does she balance both her desire to be a present mom and a world changer? Listen and find out. Because this is called the "Inspired To Action" Podcast and not the "Inspired To Think About It" Podcast, Liz also shares super practical and simple ways you can step into the gap for children who have no defender. Links Mentioned in this Episode Unboundnow.orgLarkandbloom.com Article about UK Prime Minister's Internet Filtering proposal. Inspired? Click here to take action. How to Listen to This Podcast If you're new to podcasts, think of them like little radio shows that you can listen to at your convenience. They are perfect to listen to and learn from as you workout, fold laundry, wash dishes or conquer the world. 1. Listen right here on the blog. Click through to the site and click the little play button at the beginning of this post.2. Listen on your smartphone, iPad or iPod Touch - There are a lot of great podcasting apps. Apple has a free one in the app store, but I like one called Downcast. It allows me to search for shows, subscribe to them and even speed up the audio.3. Subscribe to the Podcast - just click here to access the podcast in iTunes. You can also search for it on your smartphone app (like the ones listed above) and subscribe.

How can moms with limited resources and limited time impact children in need? That’s the question we are discussing today on the Inspired To Action Podcast. My friend Liz Griffin is the Director of Strategic Growth for an international anti-trafficking organization called UnboundNow.org. She is also a full time stay... Read more

Honestly? I thought it was a prank. I got an email saying Andy Andrews (I loved his book The Noticer) would like to be on the Inspired To Action podcast and could we arrange it? Um. Yes... He is a New York Times best selling author, he speaks internationally to huge organizations like GE, Coca-Cola, Chickfila and The US Department of Defense. Zig Ziglar said, "Andy Andrews is the best speaker I have ever seen." He is praised by everyone from Paul Harvey, Dave Ramsey, NFL star Kurt Wariner, PGA Hall of Famer Nancy Lopez to Kenny Rogers. And despite all of his success, in today's podcast you'll find him to be warm, wise, humble and filled with a heart to encourage moms as we parent the next generation. Friends, you are in for a treat today. Andy shares some fantastic parenting wisdom, including stories about his own boys, and his inspiring life story. Andy calls parenting the fulcrum of our culture and his new book The Noticer Returns (click here to preorder it now - releases Oct. 1) wraps timeless parenting truths into a story you'll find hard to put down. (Well, if you're like me anyway. I have no self control when it comes to great fiction.) What you'll learn in this podcast: The tragedy that occurred when Andy was only 19 years old. How he spiraled out of control and what (or who) got him on his feel again. Why, as a young man, he read over 200 biographies of great people and how it impacted his life. How moms can have a huge impact on our culture. The "proof of hope" that the best is yet to come for YOU. A tip to help your child make great choices. A Great Deal for Moms Each of Andy's previous books on a massive sale right now on Amazon. The Kindle version of The Noticer is just $2.99 and The Traveler's Gift is only $.99. If you want to grow in character and learn timeless principles, but have a hard time plowing through dry non-fiction books, you'll love Andy's storytelling style. And of course, you can preorder his new book here, or download or listen to a free chapter by clicking here. How to Be on the Podcast I'd love to feature a listener each week on the podcast, so if you have a question (upcoming shows will feature Emily P. Freeman, Liz Griffin (talking about how we as moms can be naptime abolitionists), and I'll be recording a solo session about motherhood and fitness. Click here to record your question (it's easy peasy) so I can include you on the next show! How to Listen to This Podcast If you're new to podcasts, think of them like little radio shows that you can listen to at your convenience. They are perfect to listen to and learn from as you workout, fold laundry, wash dishes or conquer the world. 1. Listen right here on the blog. Click through to the site and click the little play button at the beginning of this post.2. Listen on your smartphone, iPad or iPod Touch - There are a lot of great podcasting apps. Apple has a free one in the app store, but I like one called Downcast. It allows me to search for shows, subscribe to them and even speed up the audio.3. Subscribe to the Podcast - just click here to access the podcast in iTunes. You can also search for it on your smartphone app (like the ones listed above) and subscribe. Note for bloggers: If you are a blogging, my friend Mandi is featuring my Blog Planning Kit in her bundle of the week sale. This week it is 5 ebooks to help you grow your blog and it's only $7.40 for all 5 (which is half the price of just my Kit alone!) It's a great deal if you have a blog or are thinking of starting one. Click here for all the info. The sale ends Monday morning at 8:30 EST.