Podcast appearances and mentions of luis vuitton

Text us for a shout out! David and Justine Goubert are the special guests on The Florida Business Forum Podcast as we simulstream an interview from the Gold Coast Builders Association , Builders Spotlight. Join host Sam Yates us as we welcome the Gold Coast Builders Association's newest Members - We Set The Stage Broward.We Set The Stage Broward specializes in all phases of staging properties For Sale, Open Houses, Show Homes, Commercial Properties and much more. And, they have extras that makes them especially unique.Thanks to David's 30 years as an executive for Luis Vuitton and Neiman Marcus, a "White Glove" approach means adding furniture sales and other products to the mix. Justine Goubert, David's daughter, who is Set The Stage Broward's General Manager, has extensive experience in not only staging but special events such as high-performance racing F1 Miami and many other ultra events.We Set The Stage Broward is a family venture!Check out this special episode of the Gold Coast Builders Association's Builders Spotlight Podcast shared here on The Florida Business Forum Podcast, Florida's Number One Rated Business Forum Podcast. Support the showThe Florida Business Forum Podcast is now Florida's Number One Business Forum Podcast based on an independent survey of more than 400 Florida businesses and not-for-profit organizations. Produced by Yates & Associates, Public Relations & Marketing, and hosted by Emmy Award winning reporter and television anchor Sam Yates, The Florida Business Forum Podcast is your source for detailed Florida business and not-for-profit news. If you or your business or not-for-profit organization would like to share your news with our Florida, national, and international audience please contact Sam Yates, Sam@YatesPRO.com. The Florida Business Forum Podcast is the only business forum of its kind dedicated to Florida news, business, and not-for-profit organizations. When Florida business minds need to know, they turn to The Florida Business Forum Podcast first!Program Sponsorships are available starting at $500/monthly with a minimum six-month sponsorship. The Florida Business Forum Podcast is affiliated with the Pod National News Network USA providing business news podcasts to every State in the U.S.A. The Florida Business Forum Podcast is heard throughout Florida, the United States, and 32 countries and territories. Direct Media Inquiries to Sam Yates, Sam@Yatespro.com. Or via text to 7725285185.

Stuff''s America's Cup correspondent Todd Niall checks in from Barcelona as the Luis Vuitton cup gets up on its foils amid high drama for Team NZ.

We live in an age of hyper-marketing, when the marketing of events like Taylor Swift and the “Barbie” movie overwhelm the offering itself and takes on a life of its own. Here, Natasha Degen, marketing and cultural analyst extraordinaire, dissects how marketing is blurring the lines between movies, music, art and fashion and reveals the secrets behind today's most talked about cultural events and personalities.

In our first episode of the year, we take a trip to the United Kingdom where Jonathan Chippindale leverages tech and data to shape consumer perception and adoption of our favorite fashion brands. With a fascinating childhood rooted in adventure and curiosity, Johnathan turned a fascination with style and culture into a valuable asset in the world of business that has helped brands like Luis Vuitton, Richemont and Tommy Hilfiger to win the hearts and minds of an entire generation of consumers. In this episode, we discuss key lessons that he has learned from working closely with creative directors such as Virgil Abloh, incredible events such as the New York Fashion Week and insights from his conversations with colleagues in the industry. Join us for a mind-blowing exploration of consumer psychology and a radical approach to innovation in digital retail! If you are interested in engaging more with Jonathan and his work, check out his LinkedIn here or check out their website here. --- Diversify your income and learn how to make smart investments with APEX through our affiliate link here: https://pro.apex.exchange/trade/BTCUSD/register?affiliate_id=6167&group_id=7307 Join us in creating social impact through a cup of tea by visiting www.nepalteacollective.com Support our podcast further by pledging your support through our Substack Channel: https://boardroombanterpodcast.substack.com?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web&r=2myauy

- Comedian Natasha Leggero exposes her boobs during set in LA - Pharrell Williams and Luis Vuitton introduces a Lunch Bag that cost $3000 - Updates on the 2024 Presidential Race

¿Sabías que una empresa tan importante como Luis Vuitton está haciendo ya pasarelas virtuales en el metaverso y esto se puede replicar a otros campos como el diseño o la arquitectura? Descubre más en palabras de Ana Peña, directora de Comunicación para las Américas en Intel.

This week the girls recap RHONY Episode 8 & 9 We are sick of all the apologies in both RHONY and RHOSLC.  Wendy mentions that it is Fashion Week in NYC and how she loves watching the fashion and would love to go next year. We talk about how touching it was when Sai shared the story of her Mom's passing and Kelli talks about how she has first hand experience with losing loved ones to addiction. It is really important that people are remembered for who they were, not the addiction that took their lives. If you or someone you love is suffering with addiction they are resources available. See link below for New Jersey Resources. Saturday, September 23, 2023 in Seaside Heights is a huge fundraiser for recovery, tickets are still available.  https://www.rockthefarmnj.com/https://relevancerecovery.com/ https://healingus.org/RHOSLC Episode 8The discussion about going for a walk with Meredith and Lisa and how they are not wearing walking clothes. Lisa mentioning about the NDA and the only people she trusts are those that sign these and her attorneys. Kelli, Wendy and Lori frequently go for walks in leggings, t-shirts and new balance sneakers. Lori mentions she sometimes goes for a walk with her curlers in her hair. Heather and Whitney in the hot spring and Heather talking about the taste of the water. It was disgusting and then Wendy brought up when Emily from RHOC drank out of the dog bowl while she was on a walk. We talk about the Mormon undergarment and how we knew nothing about this. It once again comes back to underwear Lori said she is going to read Heather's book Bad Mormon, which is good since not even her cast has read it. Monica open up about her insecurities of not having enough money to keep up with the other girls so she goes in the Luis Vuitton store and buys a bag so she can feel more comfortable.We learned that Heather and Angie K went to high school together and Heather doesn't trust her.  Angie ranks her child, business and then husband who we all agree is hot. We are loving everything about the Trixie Motel  https://www.trixiemotel.com/ and are looking forward to next week when see more of the drama unfold. 

We check out the economic impact of TSwift's tour stop in the Twin Cities, a teeny tiny Luis Vuitton bag just sold for a big amount of money. Plus, an online retailer is about to rebrand as Bed Bath and Beyond. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We check out the economic impact of TSwift's tour stop in the Twin Cities, a teeny tiny Luis Vuitton bag just sold for a big amount of money. Plus, an online retailer is about to rebrand as Bed Bath and Beyond. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's pod begins with talk of Nate turning 30 followed by an update to the Vinyl Haul segment followed by reviews of Across the Spiderverse (00:07:03), Black Mirror S6 (00:22:02), Dave S3 (00:32:19), Gunna - gift and the curse (00:37:58) & Youngs Teflon x Tiny Boost - Purple Hearts (00:44:46). The recaps section covers the latest in the world of Football (00:46:01) & The Idol (01:09:46). The topics section begins with talk of the latest XXL Freshman cover (01:11:47) followed by this week's What's Your Five? list covering their 5 favourite Ted Lasso characters (01:15:33). Plus catch discussion on Taxtstone being sentenced to 35 years (01:23:57), Casanova being attacked in prison(01:25:52), the Luis Vuitton show/New Clipse snippets (01:26:24), the Music Industry vs streaming fraud (01:33:29), the lack of a Hip Hop #1 in 2023 thus far, Yk Osiris x Sukihana (01:29:53), Zion vs Moriah (01:41:53) & the Titanic (01:46:04). Plus catch the weekly ‘Put ons' segment. (01:49:14) FT DUB BT DUB COMBINEDAGEOFSIXTY.

El experto de Apta Negocios analiza los títulos de Luis Vuitton, Netflix, Adidas, Phillips, Mapfre, Teleperformance y Charter Communication

De la espantosa serie SUCESSION, a la moda, a la perversión entre la familia, a poder encontrar dónde está tu gema. Una pista: lo que más viste y aprendiste de niño, lo que más hiciste e imitaste en esa época. Te ayudo.

Noonas T, V and Jaxy discuss Paris Fashion Week, the OT7 Tannie posts, Dior, Luis Vuitton, Valentino, Jackson Wang and Taeyang.

I was writing about third gravitating bodies and I needed to know the year that Henri Poincaré wrote The Third Body Problem and won that huge cash prize from King Oscar II of Sweden. I typed “third gravitating bodies” into the Google search block. At the top of the results page was a featured snippet and something about it looked familiar. When I glanced at the source link, I saw that it was a Monday Morning Memo I had written recently. Evidently, Google thinks I know far more about third gravitating bodies than I actually do, because they seem to be under the mistaken impression that I am an expert in the field of theoretical physics, and I can assure you that I am not. But that's not what freaked me out. When I clicked the source link, it took me to a Monday Morning Memo I wrote a few months ago. I had a clear memory of writing that memo, and for some strange reason I have a particularly clear memory of creating the image at the top of the page. I created that image by selecting three different magazine covers over which I overlaid an image of the Broadway cast of Hamilton. My memory of writing that memo and creating that artwork felt like it was only four or five weeks ago, but I knew that it was more likely four or five months. What freaked me out was when I looked at the date of https://www.mondaymorningmemo.com/newsletters/paired-opposites-and-third-gravitating-bodies/ (that memo.) I has been almost 6 years since I wrote it. I felt like Rip Van Winkle. I looked up at the door in the room where I was sitting, and waited for Rod Serling to step into that open doorframe. I could already hear his voice. “Consider if you will, the man who stared so deeply into the void of his computer, that when he looked up, he was 6 years older. There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area we call The Twilight Zone.” My friend and business partner Ray Seggern spent yesterday afternoon with me. Ray is old enough to have an adult daughter who has completed college and worked for companies like Luis Vuitton and Rolls Royce and who will soon be married. Ray is 9 years younger than me. Shortly after he arrived for our meeting, he said, “You know how time seems to pass more quickly as you get older?” I nodded, so he continued, “What's the word for that? Everyone says that a year seems like a long time to a 5-year-old because it's 20 percent of his lifetime, but that same year goes by 10 times faster for a 50-year old man because it's only 2 percent of his lifetime. What's the word for that?” Ray and I sat and thought and scratched our heads and looked at each other for a long while. Here's why I'm writing to you today: What's the word for that? If you know – or even if you just made up a good word for it and are willing to share ­– send the word to indy@wizardofads.com Your name will appear in the dictionary we are compiling. More about that in the rabbit hole. Indy says Aroo. Roy H. Williams

Welcome home to the Byron and Pace show!Fresh off the back of attending the Game of Thrones: House Of The Dragon premiere, the boys are back with an absolute barnstormer of an episode.Featuring ‘Fact or Cap' with:The disgusting sex lives of penguinsLuis Vuitton burns all their excess stock?Game of Thrones inspired by European historyJurassic Park is happening in real lifeALL THAT AND MORE!Thanks for playing along at home and much love,B&P xSubmit your stories here: https://linkin.bio/byronandpaceListen to us here: - Spotify - Apple Follow us here: - Instagram - TikTok - Subscribe to the YouTube channel! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does your prices say about your services? Are you the expensive professional or the cheap solution?There's a general belief that “Expensive = Quality.” So whether you believe it or not, your prices reflect the quality of your services to your audience. This is in line with an experience I had in a Luis Vuitton store in Paris. In this episode, I share with you the powerful pricing lessons I learnt from this experience. Enjoy! Find what you hear interesting and want to learn more on how to build a successful firm? Join our open Facebook community of 1000+ accountants where we share ideas, seek help and collaborate to build more profitable, successful and impactful accounting firms: https://bit.ly/3tQJG6M Watch my FREE brand new Masterclass training and find out how you can build a profitable accounting firm – without making the mistakes I did. Access it here https://www.rezahooda.com/4-pillar-masterclass

What do the names Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, DuPont, Dell, and Disney all have in common? They are companies named after the last name of their founder. These companies have provided their heir's generational wealth for multiple generations. The question is are you creating generational wealth for your last name, or somebody else's? Join Jay on today's Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast episode # 395 as he discusses what we need to do to create generational wealth. GET YOUR ENTREPRENEURIAL RESOURCES AT https://blackentrepreneurblueprint.com/

Der Adidas Foam Runner wird geboren, H&M macht einen Umsatzverlust von bis zu 100 Mio. $, die App Clubhouse erreicht den höchsten Hype, Yeezy x GAP wird releaset, AboutYou arbeitet mit Cro und 6PM zusammen, Virgil Abloh ist verstorben, Off White Dunks "the 50" kommt in die Welt, Reels erobern Instagram, Human Made x Luis Vuitton, und vieles mehr beschreibt das Jahr 2021. Was waren die besten Sneakerreleases? Ist EdHardy wieder tragbar? Das Jahr neigt sich dem Ende und für viele war dieses sehr erfolgreich, für andere eher weniger. Hört gerne rein wie Chris von C2B und ich von Monat zu Monat durch das Jahr gehen und die interessantesten Ereignisse schildern. Gefällt dir der Podcast? Ich würde mich freuen wenn du dir die Zeit nimmst und den Podcast bewertest. Wandschrankvibes gibt es auch auf Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wandschrankvibes/

Seine letzten Jahre auf dieser Erde widmete er, indem er auf Dinge und Menschen hinwies, von denen er glaubte, dass sie die nächsten wären oder die Möglichkeiten haben sollten, die er selbst hatte. Er stolperte nie über sein Ego und sagte zu sich selber "Ich bin der Beste". Die Leute und der Hype wählten ihn. Virgil Abloh ist am 28.11.21 an den Folgen seiner Krebskrankheit gestorben und hat viele Menschen um sich herum zurück gelassen. Als Nachfolger von Kim Jones bei Luis Vuitton und als Inspiration von vielen jungen Designern unserer heutigen Zeit hat uns Virgil Abloh einiges gelehrt.

With great sadness I am bringing you this podcast about the late Virgil Abloh's fashion and style influence on our contemporary culture. The renown Luis Vuitton's menswear creative director was a major force for change in our culture for almost 20 years affecting and inspiring the style and visions of an entire generation. The streetwear look that is so happening today, the mixing of high and low fashion, the cool graphics... the merging classical styles with the contemporary, the awakening of youth with his inspirations that everything is possible and everyone can be whatever they dream of... it was all Him! The legendary Virgil Abloh. Here, I am going to introduce you to him, his culture altering work and some of his wisdom... however, we are going to revisit because there is much to talk about... more episodes on him to come... xxxSusanna

We discuss the coordinated flash mob ("that's not a flash mob" - Manny) robbery of Luis Vuitton and other luxury retailers in downtown SF, a new initiative to legalize fourplexes everywhere, and a possible fun idea for San Francisco.

Your earbuds will smash the gavel when Trigger joins Big Luck's, Ol' Blue Eyes, Schwartz and Chumahan to make sense of the Rittenhouse Verdict, Young Dolph Murder and Flash Mob Smash and Grabs. This Ep is better than stolen Luis Vuitton bags. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

These are exciting days for me as Halloween gets closer. It has always been my favorite holiday, even more than Christmas, even more than my own birthday. Unfortunately, as I haven't worked a single Halloween my entire life, I haven't had any first-hand experiences at the emergency room from this holiday. However, I do have to share some of my childhood memories "trick or treating" and a fascinating piece of research on how Hollywood horrors had depicted nurses through the years. In this episode, we travel back to some happy Halloween memories from my childhood, my father's sweet tooth, and his planned chocolate shopping miscalculations. We also analyze in-depth the three types in which nurses were represented in Hollywood horrors throughout cinema history. Finally, we look at the evolution of nurses' uniforms and costumes, from our friend Florence Nightingale's original design to the 2008's designed by Luis Vuitton in Fashion Week. In This Episode, You Will Learn:The doctor said I can't go trick or treating this year. Going anyways (1:45)About my father's planned miscalculations (3:39)How Hollywood depicted nurses over the years (5:38)The evolution of the nurses' uniform through the years (8:31)Resources: Nurse Advisor MagazineNurse BuffScreen RantAmeritech College of HealthcareLet's Connect!Overnight Observations website Email: OvernightObservations@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello my beautiful woman inc. listeners. How is everyone doing? I don't know if it's because we've just entered the forth quarter of the year, but I've been feeling so motivated to just go out and create all of the things I want to do. You know, just that “what do I have to lose energy?” It's a very freeing feeling. Before I introduce my guest this week, I just wanted to say that I watch the listenership for this podcast grow every single day and it's not lost on me that those numbers are real people out there lives and I really want to get to know you guys. I really want to do something live. Are we all burnt out from zoom? I just want to see you all and chat because this community is really powerful. And there are VC investors who listen to woman inc, there are entrepreneurs, and so many amazing powerful women on the other end of this recording, AND I just want to be part of some entrepreneurial love stories, like “we were both part of the woman inc community, I invested in her business and we made millions. I just want it to all start at woman inc. SO if you're listening and we haven't met, please message me. Please say hi. And tell me if you'd be into some type of live woman inc event. Ok let's get into introducing my incredible guest this week. Andrea Lisbona is the founder and CEO of Touchland, the revolutionary brand of hand sanitizers that combine sleek, functional packaging with non-sticky, moisturizing, luxurious-feeling formulas that come in eight amazing scents. Setting out to disrupt the commoditized hand sanitizer industry, Andrea ran a Kickstarter campaign in 2018, which resulted in the brand reaching 450% of its initial fundraising goal and more than 1,500 pre-orders for the product in just one month. In Touchland's first year of business, the brand enjoyed success largely driven by their community of social media followers (until recently, this community was grown and fostered directly by Andrea herself!). In that year, Touchland surpassed over $2M in sales and landed retail distribution with ULTA, Urban Outfitters, Revolve, Liberty London, Sephora Mexico & many more. Touchland was instantly embraced by celebrities and influencers alike; the brand now counts Kris Jenner, Kesha, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Tyra Banks, and many more!  Now, Touchland has been expanding into new retail partnerships with Target, Bloomingdales, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and many more. Additionally, the brand's KUB Hand Sanitizer Dispenser--which is the first internet-connected solution of its kind--has exploded to represent 50% of their business, with strategic partners like Equinox, Louis Vuitton, Sweetgreen, Marriott and dozens more. All the while, Touchland has been donating their hand sanitizers to hospitals and teachers to assist those working on the frontlines during the pandemic. Andrea is originally from Barcelona and relocated to the US in 2018 in order to manage the growth of Touchland from the US. I can't wait for your guys to hear just her fire, you can feel her passion and she is a quintessential entrepreneur and I love to bring women like this onto the show because that energy is contagious. Alright, let's get over to my conversation with Andrea. 

YouTube, TikTok, and Amazon are all in different stages of their live ecommerce journeys, but one thing's for sure. If Asia is any indicator, this sector is going to be BIG. And it's going to be here sooner than you think. Meanwhile the future of gaming and LVMH (Louis Vuitton, et al) + Kering (Gucci, et al) + fashion houses at large are all intertwined. Both sectors like to contemplate the future and push the limits of what's possible in popular culture. It's a natural fit. Rhett & Link are also using their Daddys of YouTube status - and incredibly successful careers and business building acumen - to invest $5 million in creators. And TikTok may soon crown a new king in Khaby Lame.

Hoy en Encontraste México nos acompaña Rafael Bejarano Vidal. El es mexicano de Guadalajara y baila ballet clásico y contemporáneo. El empezó a entrenarse en la danza a los 11 a;os en la Real Academia de Danza en Mexico con Ana Torquemada. El ha estudiado en diferentes partes del mundo incluyendo en el Miami Arts Ballet Theatre así como en Dinamarca, Alemania y Nueva York en programas afiliados con la Real Academia de Danza. A los 13 años recibió un honores en la Competencia Nacional de Danza en Mexico y bailó en el Festival Internacional de Danza en Veracruz. Rafael Bejarano Vidal recibió el premio como uno de los tres mejores danzantes varoniles de su edad en todo Mexico en el Youth American Grand Prix. Recibió la beca por un verano en 2014 en The Washington School of Ballet y después se le otorgó el premio de una beca completa por tres anos en un programa de entrenamiento profesional. En 2016 recibió el primer lugar en la semifinal de Youth American Grand Prix en Pittsburg Estados Unidos como Top Bailarin Masculino. También ha ganado la beca Luis Vuitton y la beca Rory Schwarts. Actualmente esta en The Washington Studio Company y desde que se unió ha estado en innumerables producciones en las que se nos iria el programa mencionado toda

This weeks the fellas talk about the significance of age, and your 30s being considered "old" (11:00), the struggles of not having sex for long periods of time, and having trouble dating (45:00), discuss the latest rumors/conspiracies around Armie Hammer and Jack Ma (1:00:00), and review the latest Louis Vuitton fashion show (1:11:00).Three Scoops - (1:24:00)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/neapolitanicecream)

They totally did some "religious appropriation" BS again. This Fashion houses are not doing their homework. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For this new episode of our Unlimited Groundbreaking series, I'm thrilled to welcome award-winning celebrity stylist, business mentor, author and TEDx speaker, Kelly Lundberg! Upon arriving in Dubai as an Emirates Crew member in 2003, Kelly quickly decided to hang up her wings and swap Emirates pillar red box heels for stylish stilettos, taking a car loan and investing every dirham to launch the first ever styling service in the Middle East: StyleMeDivine. Fast forward 15 years and Kelly is one of the most diverse business entrepreneurs to have emerged from the styling world to date. Under her belt (branded of course!) she has a styling workshop series for Harvey Nichols as well as collaborations with Luis Vuitton and Gucci, not to mention 1.5 million views on her YouTube channel and over 50k followers on Instagram. From styling a Saudi Royal to walking the red carpet at the BAFTA's, Kelly was poised to sell her agency and to launch The S.Academy, a program that mentors aspiring stylists and lifestyle business owners on how to launch and grow independent businesses and personal brands. I couldn't be more excited to have Kelly as my special guest today to wrap up our podcast series for 2020. Stay tuned to discover how she was able to maintain and grow her business' success through every recession whilst also overcoming a divorce and even testing positive for Covid! For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities!

For this new episode of our Unlimited Groundbreaking series, we’re thrilled to welcome award-winning celebrity stylist, business mentor, author and TEDx speaker, Kelly Lundberg! Upon arriving in Dubai as an Emirates Crew member in 2003, Kelly quickly decided to hang up her wings and swap Emirates pillar red box heels for stylish stilettos, taking a car loan and investing every dirham to launch the first ever styling service in the Middle East: StyleMeDivine. Fast forward 15 years and Kelly is one of the most diverse business entrepreneurs to have emerged from the styling world to date. Under her belt (branded of course!) she has a styling workshop series for Harvey Nichols as well as collaborations with Luis Vuitton and Gucci, not to mention 1.5 million views on her YouTube channel and over 50k followers on Instagram. From styling a Saudi Royal to walking the red carpet at the BAFTA’s, Kelly was poised to sell her agency and to launch The S.Academy, a program that mentors aspiring stylists and lifestyle business owners on how to launch and grow independent businesses and personal brands. We couldn’t be more excited to have Kelly as our special guest today to wrap up our podcast series for 2020. Stay tuned to discover how she was able to maintain and grow her business’ success through every recession whilst also overcoming a divorce and even testing positive for Covid!

Neste episódio o Pimenta recebe a designer de moda Julia Brito @jufbto traz para nós @andrereys e eu @anderson_rodriguesjj muita informação sobre a moda e suas experiências, como a moda fala com o público e o público fala com o mundo da moda, saiba como é interessante o que a sua roupa diz sobre você e mesmo sem se importar com a moda você faz parte dela. Bate papo interessante para todo tipo de público, falamos sobre Ives Saint Laurant, Christian Dior, Luis Vuitton, Chanel, também perguntamos a ela se o diabo veste mesmo Prada

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When most of us think of a Lifestyle Brand, we think about Apple or Nike or maybe at the higher end, Luis Vuitton or even Chanel. But ultimately every brand is a Lifestyle Brand on some level, according to branding/marketing/content guru Steve Babcock. And I think that makes a lot of sense. Every brand that you have in life represents some element of your lifestyle on some level. Where this gets super exciting is that we often chose different brands depending on which specific phase of our lifestyle we're in at the time. In our 'Home Lifestyle' we might use a Bic Ballpoint Pen, whilst in our 'Work Lifestyle' we might prefer the Mont Blanc brand. So when it comes to your marketing message, make sure it connects at the Lifestyle level. #lifestylebrand #marketing #branding

Jím navržené tenisky Prestige strhly pozornost světa. Oslovil módní dům Luis Vuitton a získal ocenění Czech Grand Design za módní design roku. Moderuje Naděžda Hávová

Joshua Scott Onysko is the founder and CEO of Pangea Organics, a skin, and body care company he began in 2001 out of his garage. Since then, Pangea has become an international brand, recognized for its leadership in creating premium-quality formulations born from the marriage of pure ingredients and high integrity sourcing.   Most recently, Joshua launched Alpine Provisions and is on a very real mission of going completely plastic-free. As an entrepreneur, Joshua has proven his mantra many times over that “the fringe predicts the future.” Each brand he creates stewards the fringe by leading with cutting-edge formulations that honor purity, people, and the planet. He knows that fair, forward-thinking business practices will positively shape the lives of his stakeholders – from employees to farmers – and those practices require a vision that stretches beyond the comfort of the mainstream.   Joshua has an unending curiosity about the world and a belief that opportunity is everywhere. As a kid, this made him resourceful; as an adult it allowed him to flourish. By age six he landed his first job delivering newspapers. At 14 he had a thriving fake ID business. By 16 he dropped out of school and began to work and travel his way around the world. Before he turned 21, he spent time in over 42 countries taking almost any job opportunity that arose. This included selling peaches in India and slinging knock-off Rolex watches and Luis Vuitton handbags in the red light district of Tokyo.   Joshua has been featured in Vogue, Vanity Fair, and The Wall Street Journal. He is a plant-based chef, self-taught perfumer, visual artist, and a sought-after public speaker. His speaking credentials include TedX, UCLA, and Cosmoprof.

Nancy and William talk about Vanda Pharmceuticals, Luis Vuitton’s crocodile factory, and moreOur special guest: Pat Kendall talks about her campaign to end animal testing at a Vancouver hospitalrezoningforanimlals.com

Luxury Retail company Luis Vuitton is partnering with League of Legends to make digital items to wear in game. This is a low risk experiment that can open up new revenue streams for both companies. Video Games are starting to become social platform, where people want to express themselves and this phenomenon will be a great opportunity for brands to participate in

This weekend will play host to Twitchcon 2019 and the Overwatch League Grand Finals. Norris and Nate are flying out to San Diego for Twitchcon while Robbie heads to Philly for the Grand Finals. Everyone talks about their plans while Joe has to stay at home and hold down the office. We also play a game of Spot the Fake where we compare traditional sports headlines to esports one and there’s always a fake. Plus, Luis Vuitton has inked a three year deal with Riot Games and League of Legends, could designer cosmetics be coming to gaming?

00:00:00 – Intro/Chit-chat 00:01:30 – Rainbow 6 DDoS Attacks 00:07:08 – League of Legends New Logo + LV Partnership 00:13:00 – Dota 2 Bans 00:19:45 – New OWWC Jerseys suck 00:25:20 – Kroenke Sports & Entertainment to split with Sentinels 00:35:30– Esports TV Network 00:55:00 – Wrap Up This week’s episode of Project Esports, Andrew and Dylan take on the news as a duo. They go into the Rainbow 6 DDoS attacks, League of Legends' new logo, Luis Vuitton partnership, Dota 2 Bans, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment to split with Sentinels, and what that means for Spylce Follow Project Esports on Twitter! Twitter Follow us on Twitter: Popped Off! Andrew James Dylan Visit our website

Jean-Claude Biver ist ein Phänomen. Kaum ein Unternehmer ist so charismatisch und energiegeladen wie er, der während vier Jahrzehnten die Schweizer Luxusuhrenindustrie massgeblich geprägt hat. Hublot oder Blancpain sind Beispiele führender Manufakturen und Marken, die Biver zu ihrer heutigen Stärke gebracht hat. Auch Marketing-Coups für Firmen wie Omega mit James Bond oder der berühmten "Moon Watch", mit der NASA Astronauten den Mond betreten haben, gehen auf Biver zurück. Zeitlebens hat er es verstanden, in der Uhrenindustrie Tradition und Innovation unter einen Hut zu bringen, starke Geschichten zu kreieren und umsatzstarke Firmen aufzubauen. Seine Leidenschaft hört aber nicht bei Uhren auf: Aus der Milch seiner Kühe, die auf einer Schweizer Alm leben, lässt er Käse-Delikatessen produzieren. Er ist ein unermüdlicher Schaffer und Bonvivant zugleich. Heute ist Jean-Claude Biver Chairman of the Board von Hublot und Zenith sowie nicht-exekutiver Präsident des Geschäftsbereich Uhren vom weltweiten Branchenführer der Luxusgüterindustrie LVMH, zu dem Marken wie Luis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon und viele mehr gehören. Mit seinen 70 Jahren (geb. 20.09.1949) übergibt Biver das Zepter und inspiriert die nächste Generation. In dieser Episode des Sparkr Podcasts schaut er auf 40 Jahre in der Schweizer Uhrenindustrie und auf sein spannendes Leben zurück und reflektiert, was wahrer Erfolg ist, echter Luxus, wie er seine Leidenschaft gefunden hat und wie ihn seine Lebensprinzipien aus seiner Zeit als Hippie bis heute prägen. Lassen Sie sich von Jean-Claude Biver Begeisterung für das Leben beim Hören dieser Sparkr Podcast Episode anstecken. Mehr Episoden des Sparkr Podcasts finden Sie auf www.sparkr.ch/podcast

In dieser Episode, diesmal aus Singapur, lernst du, was du von absoluten Profis wie Luis Vuitton über branding und Markenaufbau lernen kannst

Transcript:How Much Money Can an ALTs Make in Japan?Moving to Japan can be a fantastic experience as we have learned from my guests in episodes 14, 16, 23 and 29. However, I am sure many of you are asking how much money can I make in Japan? Answer: As much as you are willing to work for.The truth is money can be a mystery and it is the same in Japan. Let me explain this some more. If you have never wondered why some people have money and others don’t kudos to you. But industries are built around teaching people about how to make money so I have no shame in admitting that I am curious about money.But I do not want to stray too much from the point. What I am saying is that if you know how to make money you will make money in Japan and if you don’t well you will get the salary that you sign up for.The law in Japan states that companies must pay you at least minimum wage so you will not be working for free. As we speak today the low rate is 230,000 yen (if a company is hiring you for less than this please reconsider your position) this works out to about 2,050 US dollars a month. but this, however, is not always the same; I will talk about this later.On the high side some companies might pay 280,000 yen and if you are really lucky you can get 300,000 yen each month. The company that hires you will state this as your monthly salary however in most cases you will be working per diem, therefore you get paid daily, so if you don’t work you don’t get paid. This can get very interesting when school is on break in summer, winter, and spring. During these months you get a percentage of your regular pay (By the way this is not a hidden thing, companies explain this in your contract).Factors to consider Two factors to consider, because they can change your pay grade, are, where will you live and who will you work for. If you live in a rural area you are likely to get less than a person who is in the city. But the biggest factor that affects your pay rate is most certainly the organization that you are working for. If you are a direct hire by the city education board you will usually be paid a higher salary than if you are working with a dispatch company. The only problem is city education boards do not hire from outside of Japan. You will have to get to Japan via a dispatch/recruiting company before you can consider working with a city education board.But if you are considering a move to Japan don’t let the above deter you. Japan has a dwindling population and the Japanese are constantly looking into ways to improve immigration. I have met all types of foreigners in Japan. People who make 230,000 yen and are quite happy and those who make 230,000 yen and can’t wait to leave.In between those persons are people who have started their own private lessons and make an extra 10 to 50,000 yen each month.Or persons who work a second job that brings in an extra 100,000 yen each month. And you have some persons who do all three; regular job, second job and private classes with their own students.What about living expenses?Well, this too will vary greatly from person to person. Japan is a country that has a vast disparity between rich and poor lifestyles. You can see a Luis Vuitton store a stone throw away from a convenience store that sells a filling meal for less than $5 dollars. For a deeper look at living expenses in Japan go over to www.expatistan.com. If you have even more questions about what the lifestyle in Japan is like feel free to email me at ryan@globalinsidersgroup.com.So in concluding I will reiterate that the amount of money that you make really depends on you and the specific goals that you have. If you enjoyed this episode feel free to check out the other episodes I have interviewed people about life in Canada, France, the United States and Japan. You may also find further information about working in Japan as an ALT at globalinsidersgroup.com. Thank you and continue striving towards your goals.

Transcript:How Much Money Can an ALTs Make in Japan?Moving to Japan can be a fantastic experience as we have learned from my guests in episodes 14, 16, 23 and 29. However, I am sure many of you are asking how much money can I make in Japan? Answer: As much as you are willing to work for.The truth is money can be a mystery and it is the same in Japan. Let me explain this some more. If you have never wondered why some people have money and others don’t kudos to you. But industries are built around teaching people about how to make money so I have no shame in admitting that I am curious about money.But I do not want to stray too much from the point. What I am saying is that if you know how to make money you will make money in Japan and if you don’t well you will get the salary that you sign up for.The law in Japan states that companies must pay you at least minimum wage so you will not be working for free. As we speak today the low rate is 230,000 yen (if a company is hiring you for less than this please reconsider your position) this works out to about 2,050 US dollars a month. but this, however, is not always the same; I will talk about this later.On the high side some companies might pay 280,000 yen and if you are really lucky you can get 300,000 yen each month. The company that hires you will state this as your monthly salary however in most cases you will be working per diem, therefore you get paid daily, so if you don’t work you don’t get paid. This can get very interesting when school is on break in summer, winter, and spring. During these months you get a percentage of your regular pay (By the way this is not a hidden thing, companies explain this in your contract).Factors to consider Two factors to consider, because they can change your pay grade, are, where will you live and who will you work for. If you live in a rural area you are likely to get less than a person who is in the city. But the biggest factor that affects your pay rate is most certainly the organization that you are working for. If you are a direct hire by the city education board you will usually be paid a higher salary than if you are working with a dispatch company. The only problem is city education boards do not hire from outside of Japan. You will have to get to Japan via a dispatch/recruiting company before you can consider working with a city education board.But if you are considering a move to Japan don’t let the above deter you. Japan has a dwindling population and the Japanese are constantly looking into ways to improve immigration. I have met all types of foreigners in Japan. People who make 230,000 yen and are quite happy and those who make 230,000 yen and can’t wait to leave.In between those persons are people who have started their own private lessons and make an extra 10 to 50,000 yen each month.Or persons who work a second job that brings in an extra 100,000 yen each month. And you have some persons who do all three; regular job, second job and private classes with their own students.What about living expenses?Well, this too will vary greatly from person to person. Japan is a country that has a vast disparity between rich and poor lifestyles. You can see a Luis Vuitton store a stone throw away from a convenience store that sells a filling meal for less than $5 dollars. For a deeper look at living expenses in Japan go over to www.expatistan.com. If you have even more questions about what the lifestyle in Japan is like feel free to email me at ryan@globalinsidersgroup.com.So in concluding I will reiterate that the amount of money that you make really depends on you and the specific goals that you have. If you enjoyed this episode feel free to check out the other episodes I have interviewed people about life in Canada, France, the United States and Japan. You may also find further information about working in Japan as an ALT at globalinsidersgroup.com. Thank you and continue striving towards your goals.

Are you a creative intellectual looking for a solution to boring art and technology talk? Look no further, this week Good Point will thrill and entertain your senses with an improvised and rambling conversation on marketing and advertising. Casper mattress https://casper.com/ Glossier https://www.glossier.com/ Deciem store.deciem.com The Pitchman, Malcom Gladwell on Ron Popeil and the importance of the Demo to marketing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20uLEtHSGi8 Casper ads with bunnies https://www.google.com/search?q=casper+ads&rlz=1C5CHFA_enCA727CA728&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwim8KauoKfbAhXl7YMKHek8BeIQsAQINw&biw=1713&bih=1176 Product Channel Fit https://www.coursera.org/learn/corporate-entrepreneurs-business-model/lecture/0SQPW/product-channel-fit 7up fancy-sparkling lemonade https://www.gustotv.com/food/7up-just-debuted-fancy-pants-sparkling-lemonade/ Pierre Huyghe https://art21.org/artist/pierre-huyghe/ Oprah refused service at Luis Vuitton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGbfJv1ia7c Rock around the clock in intro to Blackboard Jungle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnN_zSApOiw The Beatle ad that changed advertising https://medium.com/theagency/the-ad-that-changed-advertising-18291a67488c Key Influencer, Casey Neistat https://www.youtube.com/user/caseyneistat Seth Godin, Tribes https://www.ted.com/talks/seth_godin_on_the_tribes_we_lead Zag https://www.slideshare.net/johnecooper/zag-brand-strategy Self Control app https://selfcontrolapp.com/ Lion Cafe http://blog.uchujin.co.uk/2010/09/lion-cafe-%E2%80%93-tokyo%E2%80%99s-worst-%E2%80%9Cbest-kept%E2%80%9D-secret/

Margaret Bonfiglioli has lived in Oxford all her life. A few years ago, Margaret discovered that a Luis Vuitton trunk on her landing contained hundreds of family letters, most dating back to The First World War. The letters were published in book form as ‘Full of Hope and Fear- The Great War Letters of an Oxford Family’ (OUP).  Here Margaret talks about the process of putting the book together with editor James Munson, her life in Oxford, and touches on late husband, Kyril, creator of the Mortdecai novels.

In this episode of the Vast Difference podcast, Charity (in South Korea) learnedly discuss high fashion and velociraptors.This episode is sponsored by Lois Vuitton.Thanks for listening :)********Note: Vast Differences podcast has officially crashed into a volcano filled with hot magma. (In episode #33, Charity and ThugLife randomly picked the *exact same topic* and are on forced hiatus until the show has 10,000 true fans.) Want us to rise-of-the-pheonix this b? Let us know at vastdifferencespodcast@gmail.comSubscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vast-differences/id1307816658?mt=2Share on your professional LinkedIn network: www.vdpod.com

In this episode of the Vast Difference podcast, Charity (in South Korea) learnedly discuss high fashion and velociraptors.This episode is sponsored by Lois Vuitton.Thanks for listening :)********Note: Vast Differences podcast has officially crashed into a volcano filled with hot magma. (In episode #33, Charity and ThugLife randomly picked the *exact same topic* and are on forced hiatus until the show has 10,000 true fans.) Want us to rise-of-the-pheonix this b? Let us know at vastdifferencespodcast@gmail.comSubscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vast-differences/id1307816658?mt=2Share on your professional LinkedIn network: www.vdpod.com

On this episode of O.T.C. podcast we introduce a long time supporter of the show Jay "The Truth" in absence of Mr.Cool.We express our love for Black Panther, congratulate Virgil Abloh the appointed creative director of Luis Vuitton, share our views of Cardi B new Single and discuss The Weeknd new EP.We also show love to an up and coming artist SoSo and his new single S.V.B (Strippers vs Bartenders)which is available on iTunes now.REMEMBER SUPPORT IS FREE !*PLEASE RATE/COMMENT/SUBSCRIBE. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Loyola Chicago means business, reaching first Final Four appearance in school history. Michigan survived against Florida State, ready to take on Loyola Chicago in Final Four. Kansas edge out Duke in OT. Who’s the Favorite to win it all now? Villanova looking to repeat what they did two tournaments ago! NFL scouts and GM’s racially bias towards Lamar Jackson! Virgil Abloh, Luis Vuitton new men’s designer. Tune in to the Athletes Club to hear our views on these topics.

Chase and Savannah brunch with mimosas and fashion designer Leah Kirsch. Leah shares how a break-up kicked off a career that seems to have no limits. A self-described millennial, Leah chronicles her time in a series of internships at PR Consulting, Luis Vuitton, and Chanel, being brave enough to quit, the very real quarter-life crisis, and is kind enough to offer you some advice! Check out Leah's clothing line at www.millioneiress.com and follow her on Instagram @leahkirsch

Dove si parla dell'Aquila Minore presa a fucilate in Calabria, della Peta che compra azioni di Luis Vuitton e Prada per difendere i Coccodrilli, si fanno gli auguri a Mohammad Alaa Aljaleel, Il Gattaro d'Aleppo, del Primo corso di gestione dagli alberi e degli arbusti da giardino ad Osnago, con MARCO COLOMBO, naturalista e fotografo wildlife, di Vipera, di elicotteri, di veleno, di Sardegna, di serpenti

Dove si parla dell'Aquila Minore presa a fucilate in Calabria, della Peta che compra azioni di Luis Vuitton e Prada per difendere i Coccodrilli, si fanno gli auguri a Mohammad Alaa Aljaleel, Il Gattaro d'Aleppo, del Primo corso di gestione dagli alberi e degli arbusti da giardino ad Osnago, con MARCO COLOMBO, naturalista e fotografo wildlife, di Vipera, di elicotteri, di veleno, di Sardegna, di serpenti

Dove si parla dell'Aquila Minore presa a fucilate in Calabria, della Peta che compra azioni di Luis Vuitton e Prada per difendere i Coccodrilli, si fanno gli auguri a Mohammad Alaa Aljaleel, Il Gattaro d'Aleppo, del Primo corso di gestione dagli alberi e degli arbusti da giardino ad Osnago, con MARCO COLOMBO, naturalista e fotografo wildlife, di Vipera, di elicotteri, di veleno, di Sardegna, di serpenti

– Verizon anunciou a compra do Yahoo – Luis Vuitton está vendendo pela 2 vez. – AB Inbev aumenta proposta pela SABMiller – McDonalds vai vender franquia na Malasia e Singapura – GlaxoSmithKline irá investir pesado na UK – Volks pode passar a Toyota – Facebook agora é a quinta maior E muitos resultados publicados! […] The post Papo de Dividendo #20: VZ – LVMH – BUD – MCD – GSK – VLKAY – FB appeared first on Viver de Dividendos.

It's not a secret that Chelsea likes to talk about herself. No matter the topic, there's always a funny story to accompany it. In this episode, Chelsea answers random questions about random topics. Email Chelsea: chelseadisgrace@gmail.com Twitter: ChelseaDisgrace Instagram: ChelseaDisgrace Podcast recorded & produced by: Zack Berjawi www.zackberjawi.com

This week’s episode of RadioRadar+ ponders the agelessness of video game characters. Should they live forever? Should they be allowed to retire with dignity? Should they flaunt Luis Vuitton goods? (Yes, also yes, and … absolutely.) After that, stay a while and hear about Sophia Tong’s epic history as a former MUD overlord – that’s […]