Podcast appearances and mentions of liz matthews

New episode out now! This episode explores the journey of Liz Matthews, Senior Vice President of Dell Technologies Global Brand and Creative. Navigating through roles at Johnson & Johnson, Sun Microsystems, and now Dell Technologies, Liz shares how each experience shaped her leadership style and approach to personal branding. With insights gleaned from navigating both the startup scene and global corporations, she emphasizes the importance of vision, adaptability, and fostering collaboration along the way.

This week, we're going to be talking about some outliers. During the first half of earnings season, we have an idea of what the industry looks like and the results are not great. Most companies are seeing positive same-store sales in the low single digits. Except for Texas Roadhouse and Wingstop. The two brands on very different ends of the spectrum both saw higher than average sales growth with Wingstop seeing over 20% same-store sales growth. And Texas Roadhouse? It's expected to surpass Olive Garden and Applebee's very soon.Also, we're going to be talking about the new Focus Brands which this week rebranded as GoTo Foods. The new name is based on the company's reputation as the “go-to choice” in the restaurant industry. The company said that this is meant to signal a new stage of growth which is saying something after the brand's past few years. While signing over 1,000 franchisees last year, executives said they're not done growing the portfolio.Finally, we're going to be talking about the future of technology. Apple made waves when it introduced the Apple Vision Pro and now some restaurant companies are investing in technology to join in on the trend. Crumbl has already worked on a way to allow customers to order via the headsets. Will this investment in the technology fizzle out for restaurants the same way the metaverse did?This week's guest is Liz Matthews, chief food innovation officer at Taco Bell.

It's no secret Taco Bell is known for twists on food classics. From tacos to burritos to breakfast, we're always looking for new ways to provide fans with a menu they want to keep coming back to. Our latest innovation? The Cantina Chicken Menu. In Kelly's first episode as podcast host, she'll sit down with Liz Matthews, Global Chief Food Innovation Officer, to dive into the spiciest details of this new menu, outline what fans can expect in the months to come and share insights from leading the Food Innovation Team. Watch Live Más Live 2024 here. Cantina Chicken Menu will be available at participating U.S. Taco Bell locations, while supplies last.

Liz Matthews is the Senior Vice President of Global Brand, Creative and Experiential Marketing at Dell Technologies. She oversee's all brand at Dell, which is a 100 billion dollar company. Liz has around 700 people who report up to her. Her leadership style is unmatched. It has to be. In this episode, recorded live at the 2022 Cannes Lions Festival in France, Amy Jo and Liz discuss what it means to be a leader today. They explore what teams need now versus what they may have needed in a leader a few years ago. You'll learn the two traits that drive the highest engagement within teams at Dell, and how Liz is encouraging her people leaders to show up at work as their full selves by focusing on the whole person, not just the work persona. Liz talks through the future of work and what she'd like to see more of in this work from anywhere age. You'll also learn why confidence and physiological safety are needed in order to experiment and drive innovation in the workplace. When people don't feel safe, they don't take risks and innovation cannot happen. Lastly, Liz shares her experience in the Renegade Accelerator as well as her teams experience in the Renegade Corporate Accelerator. She explains that retention was at the forefront of her choice to bring the program into Dell. The takeaways from this conversation are relevant to everyone, not just corporate employees or people leaders. Whether you are an entrepreneur, active in your company or even a parent, you are a leader. A big thanks to Teads for hosting Amy Jo and Liz in Cannes on the Teads Yacht.   Applications for the next Renegade Accelerator are now open. To learn more and apply visit renegade.global/accelerator. Get Amy Jo's newsletter: https://amyjomartin.activehosted.com/f/21 Follow Amy Jo… Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyjomartin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/amyjomartin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmyJoMartin/ Why Not Now? Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whynotnow/ Buy Amy Jo's book: https://amyjomartin.com/book Follow Renegade Global: https://www.instagram.com/renegade_global

Liz Matthews is the Senior Vice President of Global Brand, Creative & Experiential Marketing at Dell. Her Why Not Now? moment involves saying yes to joining the Renegade Accelerator program. Liz has found that, the higher up the corporate ladder you go, the less you invest in learning. She says joining a group of women from all different industries sparked her own innovation and entrepreneurial spirit.   On this episode of Why Not Now?, Liz talks to Amy Jo about how important a company's culture is to attracting talent. During this period of remote work, Liz and her team have seen the importance of creating a culture of connection. Liz shares a quick but impactful exercise she uses in meetings to create this connection.   Liz also talks about her experience leading the work stream for Dell when they acquired EMC, a $67 billion acquisition.   Liz and Amy Jo chat about how to be your truest self in any work environment, ego getting in the way of decision making, and overcoming imposter syndrome. They also connect over Austin, as Amy Jo just moved there and Liz has been there for over 20 years! Learn more about Liz Follow Liz on Twitter   To learn more about the Renegade Accelerator, click here. Get Amy Jo's newsletter.   Follow Amy Jo… Instagram Twitter Facebook Why Not Now? Instagram Buy Amy Jo's Book

Liz Matthews, founder of global communications and brand building agency LMPR, which represents some of the most well-known faces and lifestyle brands around talks about her blended family.Liz has four children and a stepson. She speaks about getting divorced, rebuilding her single life, meeting her new partner and about blending their families. Podcast music:Carefree by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3476-carefreeLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seahawks reporter Liz Matthews joined the show.

Trail Runner of the Year We've talked about a lot of races and trails this year and many of the races were in the Trail Runner of the Year Series. So only fitting that we should be On The Scene with coverage of the #TrailsRoc TROY awards. Episode LinksTrailsRoc TROY SeriesMedved TROY Series WinnersFemale3rd place - Laura Rekkerth2nd place - Robin Lorenzo1st place - Liz MatthewsMale3rd place - Alan Hatch2nd place - Jeff Polino1st place - Mike WeldenTrailsRoc ScholarshipsGary Steeves - 0 SPFChris O'Brien, Mike Welden - Cayuga Trails 50Dylan Jennings - Javelina Jundred Photo: Ron Heerkens Jr. (rhjr.me)

Write Club can't always be about comics, right? Right! So in this episode Tim & Kurt take the podcast out into the streets of Brooklyn to cover a Slice Magazine reading event.The event, coordinated by Slice's resident blog czar and online editor, C.A.B Fredricks was your basic head-to-head reading competition featuring the best and the brightest up & comers of the indie publishing world!photo courtesy of Amy SlyPIETHOS! A Reading, works like this: Five independent literary organizations were chosen, each selected a champion, and presented a challenge for an opposing organization. Each reader had about one week to compose a story in answer of their challenge. The prize? A FRESH BAKED APPLE PIE!The event was held at LEGION bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.Listen to the event here: And now, THE READERS, with visual aids and in order of appearance:Liz Matthews (Slice Magazine)photo courtesy of Amy SlyLiz's story involved some visual aids. To get the whole experience, click on each link as she prompts the picture in her story.WindowBreakfastLeavesCorey Eastwood (Book Thug Nation)photo courtesy of Amy SlyKate Axelrod (Featherproof Books)photo courtesy of Amy SlyMartha Raoli (Canteen Magazine)photo courtesy of Amy SlyThe Prize:photo courtesy of Amy SlyNow Dear Write Clubbers, after listening to the event, who would YOU have chosen to win the nommy pie?

The Java Store's John Muhlner returns to JavaOne Radio to recap the events of the week with Liz Matthews.

The Java Store's John Muhlner returns to JavaOne Radio to recap the events of the week with Liz Matthews.