Podcasts about LuminAID

Cristina Pinzón convirtió su preocupación por la crisis eléctrica de su país en una oportunidad para hacer el bien. Como fundadora de LuminAid en Venezuela y Colombia, ha creado un modelo de negocio social que combina la innovación tecnológica con la solidaridad. A través de sus linternas solares portátiles y donaciones a comunidades rurales, Cristina está demostrando que el emprendimiento puede ser una fuerza transformadora.  Suscribete y Visitanos en: www.RecetaDelExito.com Apple Podcast (iTunes): https://apple.co/2Igcnoh Listo para Crear tu Podcast?  www.CursoDePodcastGratis.com Twitter Handle:  @alexdalirizo Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/recetadelexito/ RDExito:  http://recetadelexito.com  Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/recetadelexito/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexdalirizo/ Spotify:  https://spoti.fi/3cmJqVs  

In this episode we list some stocking stuffer ideas for the upcoming holiday season.

A list of amazing women that invented something medicalish related.  We have quite the list of women!  Hope you enjoy!It is rated e because I through in a couple of bad words. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Dissecting)

“You can’t take offense at everything. If you do, you aren’t going to get along and getting along is important, but you do have to stand up for your rights. You have to take a seat at the table and you have to speak up.’”  Jill Wine-Banks on Green Connections Radio podcast We’re all navigating tough things, tough crises and tough people right now – and do it in a country led by a president whose modus operandi more often resembles a tough guy character in a mob movie than a world leader.  So, we spoke with a woman who has a long history of finessing world-changing tough situations and “tough guys” – successfully. Listen to Jill Wine-Banks, legal analyst and former Watergate prosecutor (the only woman) after years prosecuting organized crime, former U.S Army General Counsel, and author of the new best-seller, “The Watergate Girl,” for remarkable stories and solid tips for how women can finesse these tough jobs and tough men with Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson.  You'll hear (take notes!): How to walk the fine line between maintaining your femininity and integrity, and being taken seriously by “tough guy” men while doing a great job. Vivid stories of being on the frontlines as President Nixon’s criminality unfolded into public view during the Watergate hearings and prosecution – and the only woman there. How to manage sexism – intended or not – with men in powerful positions. Blunt career advice for advancing in male-dominated fields, and making career transitions… and much more! “List the things in past jobs that you loved and hated…and what jobs you could have using your skills in a different way…Don’t be dissuaded by not having certain skills, but focus on the things you can do instead.” Jill Wine-Banks on Green Connections Radio podcast You may also like: Angela Duckworth, Author of “Grit” on how passion and perseverance are more valuable than talent, whose TED Talk has been viewed over 21 million times. Joni Carswell, CEO of Texan by Nature, on changing careers and working with mostly-male oil and gas executives. Diana Lee, Founder/CEO of Constellation Agency, automotive digital advertising and former automotive executive. Rainia Washington, Global Diversity Officer at Lockheed Martin, global defense contractor Andrea Sreshta, CoFounder of Luminaid, who won $200K from Mark Cuban, and him as an advisor, on “Shark Tank” Thanks for subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts and leaving us a review! Also, join our Facebook Page  and share your insights! Join our mailing list to stay up to date on the top podcasts and special coaching offers! Follow/DM us @joanmichelson

“People aren’t looking for the perfect you, they’re looking for you and what you can do for their company – and your ‘why.’”  Colleen Biggs on Green Connections Radio podcast We are all having to find new ways to generate revenue, be seen and heard, conduct business, stay connected to our audiences and make a difference in this pandemic economy. Some are thriving while others are struggling, and we wanted to know what the thrivers are doing, so we sat down with a serial entrepreneur who has mastered the art of reinvention in both business and as a person.   Listen to Colleen Biggs, Founder and CEO of Lead Up for Women, discuss tips for how women in her network are thriving in these uncertain upside down times with Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson.  Biggs founded and runs a community of women leaders and business owners focused on advancement and doing good, is a leadership coach and hosts her own podcast. You'll hear (take notes!): What women business owners are doing specifically to succeed in this crisis – and how they are developing systems to juggle it all. Why Biggs says “the quickest way to success is speed,” and changing with the market (not later) How women get in their own way – and what you can do to avoid it. What the key is to closing a sale – and it’s not the price. Insightful career advice too, from this woman who worked her way up the corporate ladder before she jumped off it … and much more! “We only have one life and you only have one chance to be you… and live the life of your dreams…find something you feel passionate about… (and) believe in yourself.” Colleen Biggs on Green Connections Radio podcast You may also like: Shelly Porges, CoFounder/Managing Partner of the Billion Dollar Fund for Women Julie Lenzer, Chief Innovation & Entrepreneurship Officer at University of Maryland and a serial entrepreneur Andrea Sreshta, CoFounder of Luminaid, who won $200K from Mark Cuban, and him as an advisor, on “Shark Tank” Angela Duckworth, Author of “Grit” on how passion and perseverance are more valuable than talent, whose TED Talk has been viewed over 21 million times. Thanks for subscribing on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts and leaving us a review! Also, join our Facebook Page  and share your insights! Join our mailing list to stay up to date on the top podcasts and special coaching offers! Follow/DM us @joanmichelson  

RadioRotary interviewers discovered some great projects at the 2019 Rotary International Convention in Hamburg, Germany. Rotarians and other humanitarian groups are doing good around the world, improving hearing and sight, providing light and shelter, and preventing polio and other communicable diseases. Rotarians for Hearing work in Nigeria, South Africa, and even the United States, concentrating on ways to provide aids to the hearing impaired, while the Eye Foundation of American helps solve vision problems in newborn children. ShelterBox tents include not only the supplies needed after for a whole family a disaster but also a LuminAID solar cube that lights the night (and in some cases charges the phone). Vaccination is succeeding in eliminating polio, but simple hand washing is one of the best ways to prevent communicable diseases. Learn more: Rotarians for Hearing RAG: https://www.ifrahl.org/ End Polio: https://www.endpolio.org/ LuminAID: https://luminaid.com/ ShelterBox: https://www.shelterbox.org/ Eye Foundation of America: http://aprildobrien.wixsite.com/eyefoundation Hand Hygiene for Health: https://handhygieneforhealth.org/ CATEGORIES Disaster Relief Global Polio Initiative Health International Programs PolioPlus Quality of Life --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Join us as we speak with Anna Stork, co-inventor of LuminAID, the world’s first solar-powered inflatable light developed to provide disaster relief aid after the Haiti earthquake in 2010. Hear how two college friends crowdfunded the development and manufacturing of the technology and had the opportunity to pitch their invention for funding on Shark Tank. Through all this, the LuminAID light has become the new favorite product of outdoor adventurists while also providing aid to disaster-stricken communities around the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week David talks about products that helps improve your camping experience. Journey through these camping items from a stove that charges your phone to a water filter that you can put in a stream and drink right out of. Make sure to subscribe and follow us on social media. Facebook: Camp Kids Family Instagram: @campkidsfamily Website: www.campkidsblog.com Facebook Group: Camp Kids Family: Camping Group

On this week's episode of The Adventure Podcast we sit down with triathlete and outdoor adventurer Joel Einhorn to talk about nutirion, training, and how a freak accident changed his life forever. But first we share adventure news from the Himalaya and the Pacific Ocean, as well as an update on the return of EcoChallenge. As usual, we wrap up the show with our weekly gear picks, this time recommending a pair of trail running shoes from Salomon and a camp lantern from LuminAid.

Join Pierce Marrs and Steve Hayes as they recap Shark Tank Season 9 Episode 13. Lori, Mark, Robert, Barbara, and Kevin were in The Tank to hear pitches from: -Rokblok -The Original Comfy -The Christmas Tree Hugger -Modern Christmas Tree -Update of LuminAID

Shallow Research Episode 1: Leisurely Television in a Post-Sitcom America Act 1: Deep Dive Into the Television Arts Christina leads a closer look into the best ways to spend time in front of your flat screen - featuring shallow & smart reasons to watch Barry, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, & Good Bones. Act 2: A Guest Knows Best - Sports Edition This week's guest is friends with Christina, and also happens to be Laura's husband, Harold. Listen to Coach Gut talk sports watching and reveal his favorite fruit in a surprise twist ending! Act 3: Round-Up of Random Things We Love Laura gives the run-down as we share a few of our favorite things, including the TV Time and Detour apps, Luminaid, Causebox, and Quinn popcorn. Join us next time for more deep exploration of shallow topics - and let us know if you'd like to be a featured guest (shallowresearch@gmail.com). Music credits on the intro go to Matthew DiGiovanni.

After inventing LuminAID with Co-Founder Andrea Sreshta, Anna & Andrea took their project to ABC’s Shark Tank where the feeding frenzy began! Now with Shark Tank host Mark Cuban’s backing, LuminAID is lighting up the world! https://luminaid.com/Called by many the “Quantum Success Coach” Lisa Winston’s core work involves inner alignment, energy management, authenticity and creating conscious, sustainable businesses. Her spot-on intuitive advice, vision and ability to hold a space for others to rise to their greatness is what causes people to instantaneously shift their being. www.lisawinstonauthenticitycoach.comFor more show information visitwww.MomentsWithMarianne.com #MomentswithMarianne #inspiration #luminaid

Months after Hurricane Maria crashed through Puerto Rico, some people are still without power. How two graduate students, crowdfunding, and a reality tv show helped bring light to people in their darkest moments. Shark Tank audio from ABC. Sounds of the Haiti earthquake from The New York Times.  Audio of the team in Mumbai from Shelterbox.

Anna Stork, co-founder of LuminAID, explains how they are helping victims of natural disasters by supplying portable, inflatable solar lights. Chicago Alderman Scott Waguespack talks about why Chicago still can't recycle.

The ReddyYeti Crew sits down to chat about our ever expanding membership program, upcoming giveaways, and a special promotion Luminaid is doing to help support Hurricane Harvey. We're even introducing a way to win a FREE YEAR of our ReddyYeti Membership!

After inventing LuminAID with Co-Founder Andrea Sreshta, Anna & Andrea took their project to ABC’s Shark Tank where the feeding frenzy began! Now with Shark Tank host Mark Cuban’s backing, LuminAID is lighting up the world! Anna Stork is a co-founder of LuminAID Lab. She was a 2012 Kauffman Global Scholar at the Kauffman Foundation for Entrepreneurship. As a Kauffman Fellow, she was an Operations Intern for the retail start-up Warby Parker. Anna has also worked in product development at the Department of Defense with a focus on developing new technologies for the military in remote locations. She completed her Master's in Architecture at Columbia University and earned her B.A. in Engineering and Studio Art from Dartmouth College. https://luminaid.com/Called by many the “Quantum Success Coach” Lisa Winston’s core work involves inner alignment, energy management, authenticity and creating conscious, sustainable businesses. Her spot-on intuitive advice, vision and ability to hold a space for others to rise to their greatness is what causes people to instantaneously shift their being. Founder of the Awaken Your Core Fire Coaching Programs & Authentic Leadership Business Academy, Lisa offers trainings and summits, which highlight internationally recognized key-note speakers, leaders, visionaries on various conscious, leading edge and life-changing topics. Lisa is noted for teaching alignment, authenticity and sustainable business building skills which will propel people into their passion and purpose with a powerful presence. www.lisawinstonauthenticitycoach.com

Anna Stork is the co-founder of Shark Tank featured startup LuminAID, an innovative new solar company that makes a solar-rechargeable, inflatable lantern that packs flat and inflates to create a lightweight, waterproof light that’s safe, sustainable, and portable.    Their mission to make light more sustainable and affordable for everyone with their roots focused on disaster relief. LuminAID has currently been used in more than 70 countries after disasters including Hurricane Sandy and the devastating earthquakes in Nepal.   On this episode we chat with Anna on how she was a problem solver from a young age, where the idea for LuminAID came from and how they were able to start and build the company.   Links mentioned in episode: LuminAID This podcast is sponsored by Vestigo and produced by Force Media.

Josh sits down with LuminAID co-founder Andrea Sreshta. LuminAID is a compactable, inflatable, box shaped lantern that was created by...well...thinking outside the box. Founded in 2011 After the Haiti Earthquake, design students Anna and Andrea came up with an idea for an inflatable solar light that packs flat. Now LuminAID is a go to option for NGO's to help aid in disaster relief. Safe, sustainable, and portable, the LuminAID light provides up to 50 hours of LED light, ideal for emergency situations, recreational use outdoors, or in the home as an extra light source.

The Inc. team weighs the merits of a building a social mission into a company. Is it really best for the world—and especially for shareholders? They also discuss the origin and growth of one company that’s recently been lauded for giving back to the world: LuminAid, the maker of a solar-powered inflatable lantern useful in disaster-recovery. Also, the team talks with Ryan Frankel, the co-founder of VerbalizeIt, about how he executed the company’s sale to Smartling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two young entrepreneurs, Andrea Shreshta and her cofounder Anna Stork, won $200,000 from Mark Cuban, along with his mentorship, on “Shark Tank” for their solar powered inflatable light, LuminAID. And they have grown in leaps and bounds since. How did they do it? Developed in response to the massive earthquake in Haiti, LuminAID was born out of the need they saw for one of life's basic necessities – light. Hear about their process, their funding and how they won “Shark Tank” in this engaging discussion with host Joan Michelson from the ARPA-E 2015 Innovation Summit. (This was recorded when our show was called Green Connections Radio.) What can you learn from their process? Thanks for subscribing to Electric Ladies Podcast on Apple Podcasts and for leaving us a review.

Buying a home? Click here to perform a full home searchSelling a home? Click here for a FREE Home Value ReportToday I’m here with Stephen Bay of Eco Consulting. Eco Consulting is an energy assessment company, and Stephen ensures that homes are energy efficient and educates people on ways to make their homes energy efficient. They don’t sell any products, and there is zero cost for using their services. All of their revenue comes out of the utility companies. Stephen is here to help you save money on your utility bill!Eco Consulting has been popular because they can come into your home and install free light bulbs because they use utility rebates to cover the cost. In fact, they have installed more than 90,000 LED bulbs for free! Their goal is to make residential energy use go down in Seattle. They do not sell any products, although there are a variety of companies that do sell products. However, Eco Consulting should not try to sell you anything, and they have won awards for their services in the Seattle area. When Stephen comes into your home he will perform a visual inspection and let you know what you qualify for when it comes to utility rebates. You can get up to $1,200 for a new heating system, depending on the type of unit you have. If utility companies can reduce usage, they no longer need to build more infrastructure to provide power to people. In the long run, this will save the utility companies a lot of money. An energy audit will usually take anywhere from 45 minutes to a few hours. It depends on the size of the home, and it also depends on whether or not the customer has questions or concerns. Part of Stephen’s goal is to educate his customers about how to become more energy efficient.There are a lot of different things that you can do yourself if you’d like to improve the overall efficiency of your home. Stephen finds a lot of good tips here. We also encourage you to reach out to Stephen if you have questions.Please spread the word about this service, because Eco Consulting doesn’t spend any money on marketing or advertising. They are also looking for Energy Ambassadors to help spread the word. If you educate ten people and they sign up for their free services, you can get a free lantern from LuminAID, and you will be also be entered to win eco-friendly upgrades for your home. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me!

May 21, 2015 - Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://onforb.es/1AdTKKq. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Andrea Sreshta and Anna Stork, founders of LuminAID, were offered deals from all five of the investors on ABC’s Shark Tank earlier this year; they successfully closed a deal with Mark Cuban. Perhaps what made them both different and successful on the show, was a focus on social entrepreneurship, a double bottom-line that balances making a profit with having an impact for good. Their solar lights are not only terrific for camping, but perfect for long-term use in areas without power and great for use when power can’t be relied upon for evening studies. One of their largest customers is ShelterBox, featured here a few weeks ago. Sreshta explains, “LuminAID’s core technology–solar lights that pack flat for ease of distribution– was created to address both the need in an emergency and to make it easier for aid workers to distribute supplies on the ground.” She adds, “We have learned a lot from working with our NGO customers and partners like Shelterbox. They put out our lights into some of the toughest areas and situations in the world, so we like hearing from them about what worked, what worked less well, and how we can continue to support their efforts.” Please consider whether a friend or colleague might benefit from this piece and, if so, share it.