Podcasts about management school

Dr. Paul Davis, Head of the Management School in Faculty of Business in DCU

Talking about money remains one of the most challenging topics for many, often shrouded in silence and taboo.  Why do we hesitate to engage in money conversations, and how can financial advisors help break this cycle? Join Brendan Frazier as he chats with Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, the mastermind behind KBK Wealth Connection and author of "Breaking Money Silence."  Together, they delve into why we're so reluctant to talk about money and offer actionable steps to conquer these barriers. You'll Learn:  The generational silence around money and how it's perpetuated. Real-life stories of breaking money silence and their impact. Risks of avoiding money conversations and unrecognized consequences. Tactical steps for advisors to build trust and facilitate meaningful financial discussions. *To sign up for Brendan's newsletter packed with resources to master the human side of advice → Click Here Connect with Brendan Frazier:  RFG Advisory LinkedIn: Brendan Frazier Connect with Kathleen Burns Kingsbury:  KBK Wealth Connection LinkedIn: Kathleen Burns Kingsbury About Our Guest:  Kathleen Burns Kingsbury isn't your average money mindset coach; she's a pioneering force in the realm of women and money, setting her apart from conventional counterparts. With over 18 years of specialized experience, she's dedicated herself to empowering women across finance, business, and entrepreneurship. As a mentor to female entrepreneurs, Kathleen offers invaluable guidance, drawing from her extensive background in wealth psychology and client communication. Her expertise extends to working with financial advisors, helping them navigate the complexities of wealth management while fostering stronger client relationships. Her signature program, “Unleash Your True Value™: How to Shift Your Negotiation Mindset, Boost Your Confidence, and Close More Sales,” is the culmination of her expertise, honed through years of helping women executives, financial advisors, and entrepreneurs break free from money silence. A graduate of Harvard Law School's Program On Negotiation, Kathleen served as an adjunct faculty member at the McCallum Graduate School at Bentley University from 2009 to 2019, where she taught the Psychology of Financial Planning in the CFP® program. She currently teaches Strategic Negotiations in the Business and Management School at Champlain College. She is certified Co-Active Coach with a Masters Degree in Psychology and Bachelors Degree in Finance. – Content here is for illustrative purposes and general information only. It is not legal, tax, or individualized financial advice; nor is it a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any specific security, or engage in any specific trading strategy. Information here may be provided, in part, by third-party sources. These sources are generally deemed to be reliable; however, neither our guest nor RFG Advisory guarantee the accuracy of third-party sources. The views expressed here are those of our guest. They do not necessarily represent those of RFG Advisory, its employees, or its clients. This commentary should not be regarded as a description of advisory services provided by RFG Advisory, or performance returns of any client. The views reflected in the commentary are subject to change at any time without notice. Securities offered by Registered Representatives of Private Client Services. Member FINRA / SIPC. Advisory services offered by Investment Advisory Representatives of RFG Advisory, LLC (“RFG Advisory or “RFG”), a registered investment advisor. Private Client Services and RFG Advisory are unaffiliated entities. Advisory services are only offered to clients or prospective clients where RFG Advisory and its representatives are properly licensed or exempt from licensure. No advisory services may be rendered by RFG Advisory unless a client agreement is in place. RFG Advisory is an SEC-registered investment adviser.

Brian Turner, Health Economist, Cork University Business School, UCC and Dr. Paul Davis, Head of the Management School in Faculty of Business in DCU

March 6, 2025 ~ Michael Greiner, Associated Professor of Management School of Business at Oakland University discusses the latest in tariffs and which ones are being paused.

Hoe kijken medewerkers naar hun baas? 15 jaar geleden probeerde Vlerick Business School dat een eerste keer te achterhalen in hun Big Boss Survey. En afgelopen jaar hebben ze die survey in samenwerking met Trustmedia in licht aangepaste vorm herhaald. Daarvoor werden van maart tot juni 2024 556 medewerkers tussen 21 en 65 jaar bevraagd, het merendeel daarvan professionals en middle managers van middelgrote tot grote bedrijven in Vlaanderen en Brussel en in iets mindere mate in Wallonië. De resultaten zijn ondertussen beschikbaar en die bespreek ik in deze podcast met Prof Dr Koen Dewettinck, die samen met Prof Dr Dirk Buyens,  Jana Machtelinckx en Laura Cardinaels het onderzoek heeft uitgevoerd. Veel kijk- en luisterplezier!MEER INFO & WHITEPAPERSWHITEPAPER Impact of leader & team on Employee ExperienceWHITEPAPER Optimizing Performance Management EffectivenessMEER INFO +++Honger naar meer? SCHRIJF JE IN VOOR DE NIEUWSBRIEF BLIJF OP DE HOOGTE VAN ALLE HR-ACTUA ABONNEER JE OP HET #ZIGZAGHR BOOKAZINE It's a great time to be in HR!+++Opgenomen bij Vlerick Business School - Reep Gent, met dank aan Koen Dewettinck

I'm delighted today to be joined by Professor Jo Meehan. Jo is the Director for the Centre of Sustainable Business and is also Professor of Responsible Procurement at the University of Liverpool's Management School. Jo previously worked for a chemical company and developed a keen interest in the power of organisations, sustainability and the environment, which has guided her career and her home life. Jo talks about the idea of power and social inequalities within the natural world, living by the principles of sustainability and circularity, and the paradoxical need to slow down in order to address the climate emergency. 

After our fourth collection of six great guests, it's a wrap for Season Four of Data Malarkey – the podcast about using data smarter. Your host, master data storyteller Dr Sam Knowles, picks out common themes and chooses his highlights from a lively series of conversations – recorded remotely, via the medium of Riverside.fm, between July and December 2023.   Thanks as ever to Joe Hickey for production support.   Podcast artwork by Shatter Media.   Voice over by Samantha Boffin.   In Season Four, our guests included:   Tracey Brown, director of the charity, Sense About Science.   Mark Montgomery, Vice President and International Head of Integrated Insights at Novartis.   John McFall, military and civvy street logistics expert, and the founder of Supply Chain Wise.   Kieran Maguire, leading football finance academic from the University of Liverpool's Management School, and co-host of The Price of Football podcast.   Ian Makgill, founder of Spend Network, a database keeping tabs on the worlds' Governments' $13tn spend.   And Mike Bell, data visualiser extraordinaire, who uses the iconography of the London Underground to tell the stories of bands, albums, films, and political careers at his eponymous business, Mike Bell Maps.   Data Malarkey will have its usual, between-season break for a couple of weeks. We'll be back with Season Five on 8 May 2024, and there's another glittering array of guests from an increasingly diverse set of professions. We'll be hearing from women and men at the top of their game from the worlds of statistics, risk management, consumer goods, academic publishing, financial analysis, and autism research. Their common approaches to using data smarter have lessons for us all. And we start with the blockbuster guest, Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter, a man who had perhaps the best pandemic of any data storyteller in the public domain.   To find out how you rank as a data storyteller, complete our data storytelling scorecard at https://data-storytelling.scoreapp.com. It takes just two minutes to answer 12 questions, and we'll send you your own personalised scorecard which tells you what kind of data storyteller you are.

In this episode of the Data Malarkey podcast, data storyteller Sam Knowles welcomes Kieran Maguire, an acclaimed expert in football finance. Kieran's a chartered accountant, academic, author, and podcaster. For the past decade, he's been a lecturer in football finance at the University of Liverpool's Management School. He often appears in print and particularly broadcast media, making sense of the often bewildering and often chaotic world of football finance. He has a reputation for his “clear-headed and rigorous analysis of the financial imperatives and challenges facing football”.   Kieran's the author of the critically-acclaimed, award-winning book The Price of Football, the second edition of which was published in 2021. The Price of Football is also the name of his twice-weekly podcast which – since 2019 – has clocked up more than 400 episodes. Kieran presents the podcast alongside the comedian, Kevin Day. He truly is a multi-media expert in football finance.   Our conversation was recorded remotely, via the medium of Riverside.fm, on Transfer Deadline Day at the start of the 2023-24 football season, 1 September 2023.   Thanks to Joe Hickey for production support.   Podcast artwork by Shatter Media.   Voice over by Samantha Boffin.   A Brighton & Hove Albion fan, chartered account Kieran argues that he doesn't have the communications and networking skills required to pursue a career in finance. He spends his days obsessively updating spreadsheets of football clubs' finances, ably assisted by more than 250 alerts from the Companies House website. As well as teaching.   The most egregious act of data malarkey Kieran's observed in the many years he's been following football finance was the attempted (and still not-dead) breakaway European Super League; “an attempt to steal the heart and soul of football”.   For Kieran, the three biggest myths in football finance are: 1. Spending other people's money – recklessly – is a good thing 2. Footballers' wages are too high 3. Tickets for the Premiership are too expensive   The Premier League's broadcast deals generate 60% of the 20 top flight clubs' revenues, and the league is the world's most popular, with live broadcasts and highlights packages sold in 190 countries. And while women's football is enjoying its highest profile and a surge in popularity thanks to the Lionesses' ongoing success, Kieran doesn't think that there will be wage or playing budget parity at elite men's and women's clubs (outside of Lewes FC) any time soon.   Manchester City's men's team generated £610m in revenue in the 2022-23 season; its women's team generated £6m. That 100:1 ratio is reflected in the £20m its (injury-prone) midfielder, Kevin de Bruyne, trousers as an annual salary, compared with the highest-paid England women's player, Leah Williamson, currently on £200,000 a year (or about half of what Harry Kane receives each week from Bayern Munich).   EXTERNAL LINKS The Price of Football – podcast, books, merch – https://priceoffootball.com Kieran on Twitter (X) - https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire Kieran's LinkedIn profile – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieran-maguire-a085033/ A Memorable Gov.uk blog on how Kieran uses Companies House data to keep track of football finance     To find out what kind of data storyteller you are, complete our data storytelling scorecard at https://data-storytelling.scoreapp.com. It takes just a couple of minutes, and we'll send you your own personalised scorecard which tells you what kind of data storyteller you are.  

Al twee edities zijn PWC en Antwerp Management School trouwe partners van de Trends Impact Awards. Samen met Jochen Vincke (PWC) en Steven De Haes (AMS) nemen we een blik achter de schermen en gaan we in dialoog over de methodiek van de jury en de evoluties in duurzaam ondernemerschap in de awardshow en daarbuiten. 

Al twee edities zijn PWC en Antwerp Managementschool trouwe partners van de Trends Impact Awards. Samen met Jochen Vincke (PWC) en Steven De Haes (AMS) nemen we een blik achter de schermen en gaan we in dialoog over de methodiek van de jury en de evoluties in duurzaam ondernemerschap in de awardshow en daarbuiten. 

Are you concerned about finances but dislike talking about money?If so, you are not alone. Almost half of Americans say that the most difficult topic to discuss with loved ones is their personal financial situation, so much so that they would rather discuss death, politics, or religion. . But, in a world where money can grant love, respect, self-worth, freedom, and power, there is a very real price to pay for money silence.But what price do you pay for staying quiet? Money silence may be costing you a fortune.In this program, you'll discover:The toll of money silence on relationships How to change unhealthy money mindsetsThe myths about gender and moneyPractical advice for money conversations·A new vision for how we understand, communicate about, and plan for moneyAbout Kathleen Kingsbury:Wealth psychology expert and coach Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, founder of KBK Wealth Connection and host of the Breaking Money Silence® podcast, is an internationally published author and speaker. Breaking Money Silence®: How to Shatter Money Taboos, Talk More Openly about Finances, and Live a Richer Life is Kathleen's fifth book. Named one of nine amazing conference speakers by InvestmentNews, Kathleen is a sought-after keynote speaker, consultant, and coach on the topic of women and wealth and couples and money. Her mission is to empower women, couples, and families (and the advisors who serve them) to shatter money taboos and communicate more effectively about financial matters.As an expert on financial psychology, Kathleen has appeared on television and written for consumer and trade publications. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, PBS News Hour, Money Magazine, TODAY Money, Forbes, and CNBC. Kathleen served as an adjunct faculty member at the McCallum Graduate School at Bentley University from 2009 to 2019, where she taught the Psychology of Financial Planning in the CFP® program. She currently teaches in the Business and Management School at Champlain College. When she is not working, Kathleen is an avid alpine skier who lives for the next powder day. In the off-season, she enjoys mountain biking, kayaking, and laughing with her friends. She lives with her husband and in the beautiful Mad River Valley of Vermont.Get in touch with Kathleen Kingsbury:Visit Kathleen's website: https://www.breakingmoneysilence.com/ Buy Kathleen's Book: https://revolutionizeretirement.com/kingsbury Download Kathleen's Handout: https://revolutionizeretirement.com/kingsburyhandout What to do next: Click to grab our free guide, 10 Key Issues to Consider as You Explore Your Retirement Transition Please leave a review at Apple Podcasts. Join our Revolutionize Your Retirement group on Facebook.

Here at NRPA, we are big proponents of continuous learning and professional development. On today's episode, we discuss a comprehensive and unique professional development program focusing on proven revenue management and development techniques for park and recreation professionals. Revenue Development and Management School is an annual program taking place at the Oglebay Resort in Wheeling, West Virginia, in partnership with the National Training Center at Oglebay, and it is targeted towards agencies that rely on generating revenues, such as organizations associated with state or local parks, recreation, leisure services, military recreation and other nonprofits. This year's school takes place March 12-17, and registration is now open. I'm thrilled to welcome three individuals to the show today who play integral roles in this Revenue Development and Management School. Joining me today are: Bill Tschirhart, the Chief of Administration for Five Rivers MetroParks (Ohio) and Chair of the 2023 Revenue Development and Management School Debbie Woodbury, the Regional Program Director with the City of Alexandria (Virginia), and the Founder of The Meritology Institute, who is serving as this year's Revenue Development and Management School Extern Matt Carusona, this year's Revenue Development and Management School director Tune in to the full episode below to learn more about Revenue Development and Management School and all the benefits it provides park and recreation professionals. You'll also learn: The importance of revenue development and management in moving the field of parks and recreation forward Advice for first-time attendees or professionals considering attending Revenue Development and Management School Strategies for creating more sustainable funding The importance of continuing education, networking and collaboration How partnerships play a role in the funding and revenue conversation Why you should attend Revenue Development and Management School, and much more!

Welcome to this week's episode of In Relation To! Coming up, Maria and this week's guest host, Faizaan Firoz, sit down with Ambassador Mark Storella to discuss his long and storied career as a United States Foreign Service Officer for over three decades serving as Ambassador to Zambia, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, and Dean of the Leadership and Management School of the Foreign Service Institute. He shares his thoughts on climbing the ranks of the world of diplomacy, the importance of empathy in negotiations, understanding preventive diplomacy in a world of constant disruption, comparing diplomacy to the work of a salesman as well as sharing his best stories from his previous international assignments.

Federico Mioni Direttore di Federmanager Academy, la management school di Federmanager, da anni si occupa di formazione manageriale. Laureatosi in Giurisprudenza e in Scienze politiche, e con un Dottorato di ricerca a Pisa, ha insegnato come docente a contratto presso le Università di Macerata e Parma, con varie pubblicazioni. Nel '90 ha vinto il Premio Roberto Ruffilli per giovani studiosi e il primo premio del Centro di Studi Americani di Roma ('92 e '95), con esperienze di ricerca presso le Università della Virginia e di Princeton e presso la Library of Congress di Washington. Dal 2001 al 2004 è stato Responsabile della Formazione permanente dell'Università Cattolica di Milano, Coordinatore nazionale dei Centri di cultura per lo sviluppo e Coordinatore amministrativo del Cepad, e responsabile organizzativo di 4 corsi di laurea erogati via satellite o in banda larga. Fino al 2011 è stato il Direttore del CIS, la Scuola per la Gestione d'Impresa di Industriali Reggio Emilia. È stato membro dal 2012 al 2015 del CdA di IFEL e fa parte del Board di Centrimark, il Centro di ricerche di Marketing presso l'Università Cattolica. Ora è Direttore di Federmanager Academy, la Management School di Federmanager. È docente presso i Master dello IULM di Milano e dell'Università Cattolica, e ha curato l'edizione italiana di Democrazia in declino. Capire gli USA per capire l'Italia, di Philip Kotler (Il Mulino, 2017). Il suo ultimo libro è Il lavoro di qualità. Come prepararsi alla sfida dell'occupazione, 2018, edito da Guerini Next. Confindustria Energia e Federmanager hanno lanciato questo ciclo di sei seminari, tra ottobre e dicembre 2022, per manager iscritti a Federmanager, in cui saranno trattati temi come la Just Transition per riflettere su opportunità e costi dei processi di decarbonizzazione. Ogni incontro si concluderà con un momento di condivisione, denominato "world cafè decarbonizzato", con esperti dell'energia e i manager provenienti da diversi settori, dal mondo produttivo a quello accademico, dalla ricerca e sviluppo all'associazionismo civile. Siti app, libri e link utili: Sito Federmanager Academy Linkedin Federmanager Academy Facebook Federmanager Academy Progetto di certificazione BeManager Il Manager della sostenibilità energetica È il professionista che assicura la definizione, la gestione e la misurazione di politiche di Impresa volte al perseguimento di obiettivi di Sostenibilità, favorendo la crescita economica e finanziaria e lo sviluppo durevole dell'Azienda orientando le scelte aziendali verso le tematiche ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), e sviluppando iniziative volte alla valorizzazione del business secondo criteri sostenibili, circolari e responsabili di innovazione e comunicazione che coinvolgano stakeholder, realtà territoriali e istituzioni.

 Interview with James ElliottJames Elliott is a certified leadership coach and trainer, aerospace safety and quality professional, aviator, and founder of High Adventure Leadership.James has been a student of leadership for over 35 years starting when he was a Boy Scout, where he earned the rank of Eagle Scout.  He has a degree in chemical engineering degree from the University of California at Berkeley and was an NCAA Track & Field Athlete.James has spent the last 25 years leading and managing highly effective teams in the areas of engineering, maintenance, safety, quality, and organizational development.  He has experience in a variety of industries that include petrochemical, pharmaceutical & biotech, food manufacturing, and aerospace.  He is also an expert in safety and quality management systems as well as lean manufacturing.In parallel to his professional career, James served over 15 years as a member of the Auxiliary Branch of the US Coast Guard. With the Coast Guard, he helped rescue numerous people as a boat crewman and emergency medical technician and later as a boat coxswain. A graduate of the Coast Guard's Leadership and Management School, James served in many leadership positions including a tour as the National Branch Chief for Leadership Development.Website:High Adventure LeadershipLinkedIn:James Elliott | LinkedInTwitter:(19) James Elliott

“I think that it is challenging to bring our own thinking and our own mental models to the surface because we're not trained to do it. We're not really teaching kids how to be reflective of their own thinking and the role that their emotions play in framing up their conclusions and how they feel about the world. And so we don't have great capability in that. It doesn't mean we can't, there are certainly people who have developed and cultivated a deep practice of reflection and metacognition that enables them to understand not just what they believe, but why they believe it. But I think the truly foundational thing to engaging in this practice for yourself and with others is a recognition that there are very, very few right answers in the world, right?”-Jennifer Reil In this episode of Control the Room, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jennifer Reil about her experience working at IDEO, metacognition, and teaching at the Management School at the University of Toronto.  We talk about her new book Creating Great Choices: A Leader's Guide to Integrative Thinking.  We then discuss the difficulty in building the capacity to think about what we think about and opposing modals of thinking.  Listen in to learn how to build empathy, the curse of knowledge, and failing better.

Professor John Turner and Dr William Quinn of Queen's University Belfast were my guests on today's show. They are the authors of the recent book, Boom and Bust: A Global History of Financial Bubbles, which has been critically acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal, The Times Literary Supplement, and the Irish Times, and was named an Economics Book of the Year for 2020 by the Financial Times. With so much talk about inflation, bubbles, cryptocurrency, and an impending financial crash, this felt like the perfect opportunity to get them on the show. We even covered some Evergrande and China details that many people are missing.   William Quinn has been a Lecturer in Finance at Queen's Management School since 2018. His research focuses on historical stock markets, stock market bubbles, and market corners. John Turner has been a Professor of Finance and Financial History at Queen's University Belfast since 2005.  His research is focussed on the long-run evolution and development of banking, banking crises, bubbles, and financial markets. He is the author of Banking in Crisis, published by Cambridge University Press. Banking in Crisis won the 2015 Wadsworth Prize. He is currently an editor of the Economic History Review.   Boom and Bust: A Global History of Financial Bubbles- https://uk.bookshop.org/a/6492/9781108431651   Growth Manifesto Podcast - https://www.growthmanifesto.com    PodMov - https://subscribe.podcastmovement.com/chatter  - https://podcastmovement.com/todays-issue/    Behind The Bits - https://www.thebtbpc.com   HELP ME CROWDFUND MY GAMESTOP BOOK. Go to https://wen-moon.com to join the crowdfunding campaign and pre-order To The Moon: The GameStop Saga! If you haven't already and you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to this podcast and our mailing list, and don't forget, my book, Brexit: The Establishment Civil War, is now out, you'll find the links in the description below.  Watch Us On Odysee.com - https://odysee.com/$/invite/@TheJist:4    Sign up and watch videos to earn crypto-currency!  Buy Brexit: The Establishment Civil War - https://amzn.to/39XXVjq  Mailing List - https://www.getrevue.co/profile/thejist  Twitter - https://twitter.com/Give_Me_TheJist  Website - https://thejist.co.uk  Music from Just Jim – https://soundcloud.com/justjim  Resources https://pure.qub.ac.uk/en/persons/william-quinn  https://pure.qub.ac.uk/en/persons/john-turner  https://medium.com/@TreyShipp/boom-and-bust-a-global-history-of-financial-bubbles-83f1b7d5c002  https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/boom-and-bust/D09C2E3BEA798F6EDC9D3880FC0300ED 

In observance of Hispanic Heritage Month,on October 7, 2021, Vernon interviews Pablo DeFilippi, CUDE, Sr Vice President of Membership and Network Engagement at Inclusiv. The theme for this year's celebration is “Esperanza: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope.” The theme encourages us to reflect on all of the contributions Hispanics have made in the past, and will continue to make in the future. Throughout his career Pablo has worked tirelessly to expand access to capital for Hispanics. Particularly in underserved communities. Vernon and Pablo discuss the impact that Community Development Credit Unions have on low-income communities. Pablo DeFilippi is currently Sr. VP at Inclusiv, a national, nonprofit association of over 400 credit unions and CDFI intermediary that represents supports and invests in credit unions serving predominantly low-income, financially underserved communities. In this capacity he leads Inclusiv's membership development and engagement strategies and manages Inclusiv /Network, a network of community development finance practitioners that provide valuable consulting services to CDCUs. Mr. DeFilippi has more than 20 years of experience in community finance, working with regulated financial institutions both in the domestic and international arena. Originally from Chile, DeFilippi came to the US in the early 90s and almost immediately became involved in credit unions. After working at MCU, a large credit union serving New York City employees, he joined the Lower East Side People's FCU (LESPFCU) a credit union serving Hispanics and other underserved populations in the New York City area and acted as its CEO until early 2004. From then and until the end of 2005, Mr. DeFilippi managed the World Council of Credit Unions, Inc. (WOCCU)‘s International Remittance Program (IRnet), a world-wide initiative to provide alternative remittance services to consumers both in the US and in recipient countries through the credit union system. Mr. DeFilippi holds a B.A. in Social Studies from Universidad de Chile, as well as a Professional Accounting Certificates from Baruch College and New York University. He has a Masters of Business Administration from Pace University, and is a graduate of CUNA's Management School and NCUF's Social Impact Management Institute. He is also a Credit Union Development Educator (CUDE) and a UK Credit Union Development Educator.

It's in our DNA to want more influence. Especially as Parks & Recreation professionals, we want our voice to be heard. We want our share our ideas, relay insights from our patrons, and be respected as a leader in our agencies. Too often, we wait for a promotion or status to decide that we have *enough* power to influence. But as Chris Dropinski points out in this week's episode, real power is something that is earned, not given. "Effective influencing is a skill and a very valuable one; power is not a skill, it is a result." This means that TODAY we each have an opportunity to influence others. In fact, we influence all the time. Everything we do can cause a chain reaction - just imagine the impact you've already made. Knowing that you already have influence, the key now is to use it for good. This week's episode is an in-depth conversation around how to influence without alienating others. Enjoy! Meet Chris Dropinski: Her current role as co-owner and Senior Principal at GreenPlay, spanning 20 years, builds on a strong foundation of 24 years of Parks and Recreation administration with nearly half of that as Director of the City of Boulder, Colorado, Parks and Recreation Department. Armed with a teaching degree in addition to her P&R Administration degree, Chris has passionately helped move our profession forward, taking advantage of opportunities to serve in leadership and faculty positions ranging from non-profits and foundations, to the NRPA Rocky Mountain Revenue and Management School, and the National Association of Park Foundations. As a Certified Parks and Recreation Executive, a fellow of the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration, and experienced consultant she continues to help organizations remain relevant in our ever-changing environment. Living in Colorado with her husband Mike is extraordinary, and motherhood has been the joy of her life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lets-talk-parks/message

n unserer heutigen Folge der QUEB-Podcastreihe sprechen wir mit der Junior Management School. Unsere Gesprächspartner sind Alyn Camara, der Leiter des jMS e. V., und Dirk Rosomm, ehrenamtlicher Vorstand und im Beruf Bildungsinnovator. Mit der jMS beantworten die beiden die Frage, was es an Qualifikation zwischen Schule oder Studium und Beruf braucht. JETZT FIT MACHEN FÜR DEN ARBEITSMARKT DER ZUKUNFT. Das ist das Versprechen auf der Webseite der Junior Management School. Und das trifft doch den Zeitgeist sehr präzise. Alyn und Dirk schließen mit der jMS die Lücke zwischen Schule und Arbeitgeber und holen das nach, was die Schule verpennt hat. Die Junior Management School erreicht ihr unter https://juniormanagement.school

Et si la transition écologique s'apprenait à l'école ? C'est en tout cas ce que propose Franck Kerfourn, directeur de la Green Management School. Il nous présente les différentes notions abordées mais aussi les débouchés possibles.

Angus has enjoyed a career in senior academic leadership across a number of leading British universities, including Loughborough and Lancaster where he served as business school Dean. The Dean’s role is endlessly fascinating and challenging. While business schools underpin the financial performance of contemporary universities they are frequently regarded as intellectual inferiors by many traditional academic disciplines. In parallel, while universities are lethargic bureaucracies dominated the academic community, the markets facing business schools are multifaceted and dynamic. As a business school Dean, you are endlessly managing such tensions.Creating an entrepreneurial ethos and building ambitious teams has lain at the very heart of Angus’s leadership across all the business schools where he has worked. Central to this has been articulating a compelling vision for the future of the School which connects the values of the academic community with the evolving market opportunities. He has led major reorganisation projects both as Dean at Loughborough University and as Chair of the Chartered Association of Business Schools which transformed the performance and standing of both organisations. Being a glutton for punishment he is currently attempting the same at Lancaster University with the Work Foundation.#InspiringLeadership #leadership #CEOs #MotivationalSpeaker #teamcoach #Boards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jacques and Jennifer look at what we can learn from mistakes made in Victoria that led to COVID-19 spreading from hotel quarantine into communities.It seems that certain problems have been in play long before the pandemic. These include the outsourcing of essential public services, the loss of expertise in management of the area being managed (such as health), and the inability of bureaucracies to address the challenges we face holistically. Refs.Ros Gittens in the Age 30 September 2020, p.20.Sarah Russell in the Age 8/9/2020 ‘Aged care tragedy years in the making.’Jan Carter in the Age 8/9/2020 Ideological tide swamped state

@Swastikam (also runs @Swastijyada ) is an Indian animation YouTube channel that makes story time animation videos in Hindi, and talks about social issues and also does gaming. On this episode of #StoriesWithRusty we discuss her life and experience as a dark skinned girl, her life in Mumbai, Journey as an animator & much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vedant-rusty/message

Senior Teacher in Accounting and Finance at the University of Liverpool Management School, Kieran Maguire, talks to Inside the Beautiful Game about the finance of football. Kieran is one of the leading authorities on football finance and is the author of The Price of Football and co-host of a podcast by the same name with comedian Kevin Day. A Brighton and Hove Albion fan, Kieran is regularly called upon by newspapers and broadcasters alike to explain the finer details of how football finance does and doesn’t work. This episode of Inside the Beautiful Game was recorded on April 4, 2020. Inside the Beautiful Game is brought to you in partnership with Arepa - brain food for the modern world. Visit drinkarepa.com (http://drinkarepa.com/) You can find Inside the Beautiful Game on Facebook and follow the pod on Twitter @InsideTBG or on podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/inside-the-beautiful-game-991478 Please leave us a review and 5* rating either on Apple podcasts or at http://ratethispodcast.com/inside. Thanks!

As part of Harvard’s American Diplomacy Project: A Foreign Service for the 21st Century, Americans who are “tuned in” to world affairs are asked to contribute their perspectives to this non-partisan national discussion of how to revitalize and modernize American diplomacy and the U.S. Foreign Service. The goal is to generate specific proposals to be published in a Harvard University report for the White House, Congress and the Department of State in the winter of 2020. Video of this program: https://youtu.be/53MM6oxLIKs As part of Harvard’s American Diplomacy Project: A Foreign Service for the 21st Century, Americans who are “tuned in” to world affairs are asked to contribute their perspectives to this non-partisan national discussion of how to revitalize and modernize American diplomacy and the U.S. Foreign Service. The goal is to generate specific proposals to be published in a Harvard University report for the White House, Congress and the Department of State in the winter of 2020. Ambassador (Ret.) Marcie Ries is a Senior Fellow at the Belfer Center’s Future of Diplomacy Project. She is also a Senior Advisor in the Department of State’s Foreign Service Institute Leadership and Management School. During thirty-seven years of diplomatic service, she served in Europe, the Middle East, and the Caribbean. She is a three-time Chief of Mission, serving as Head of the U.S. Office Pristina, Kosovo (2003-2004); as United States Ambassador to Albania (2004-2007); and, most recently (2012-2015), as United States Ambassador to Bulgaria. Charles Richard (Dick) Bowers served as the US Ambassador to Bolivia from 1991 through 1994. During that time, the American Embassy in Bolivia’s capital, La Paz, was the largest and most complex U.S. embassy in South America. Ambassador Bowers grew up in the San Francisco Bay area, attended the University of California, Berkeley. He entered the U.S. Foreign Service in 1967. From 1961 to 1964 he served in the U.S. Army as a Russian linguist in West Berlin at the height of the Cold War. As a career member of the U.S. diplomatic corps, Ambassador Bowers served in the U.S. Embassies in Panama, Poland, Singapore, Germany and Bolivia. He retired from the Foreign Service in 1995. Amb Bowers has been a Board Member of the Tennessee World Affairs Council since 2012. Professor Thomas Schwartz -- Professor of History; Professor of Political Science; Professor of European Studies; Vanderbilt University. Thomas Alan Schwartz is a historian of the foreign relations of the United States, with related interests in Modern European history and the history of international relations. Professor Schwartz has held fellowships from the Social Science Research Council, the German Historical Society, the Norwegian Nobel Institute, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Center for the Study of European Integration. He has served as President of the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations. He served on the United States Department of State’s Historical Advisory Committee as the representative of the Organization of American Historians from 2005-2008.

Auf dieser Plattform bin ich Dir eigentlich noch ein wichtiges Thema schuldig: Was hat es eigentlich mit dieser Care Management School auf sich, wer bin ich überhaupt und warum mache ich das alles! All das erfährst Du in der heutigen Episode! Hier kommst Du zu meiner Website und hier kannst Du mich einfach und unkompliziert kontaktieren! BEST LEADING FOR BEST TEAM Viele Grüße Ina Grunenberg

In dieser Episode spreche ich über mein Jahr 2019, das definitiv mehr als spannend war! Ich berichte vom Status Quo am 31.12.2018, wie ich vom Glauben mich niemals selbstständig machen zu wollen zum Projekt CMS gekommen bin und welche Höhen und Tiefen, Gedanken und Impulse mit dabei begleitet haben. BEST LEADING FOR BEST TEAM Viele Grüße Ina Grunenberg

How do you make a ‘good' cup of tea? From a flavour perspective you may think about factors such as the quality of the leaves, the temperature of the water, the brewing time, or – that most divisive of questions – if/when to add milk. But what makes a ‘good' cup of tea in terms of ethics, social responsibility, and sustainability? There have long been concerns around these issues within the tea industry, with reports of very poor pay, child labour, and appalling working conditions leaving many consumers with a bitter aftertaste. One business attempting to balance growth opportunities with high ethical standards is boutique loose leaf blender, Suki Tea. Founded in 2005 by business partners Annie Irwin and Oscar Woolley, Suki Tea has grown to become a strong contender in the UK's loose-leaf tea market. In this episode of the QMS Good Business Podcast, Annie joins Dr Laura Steele to discuss how to make a ‘better brew' that respects both people and planet. Guest: Annie Irwin, Suk Tea Host: Dr Laura Steele, Queen's Management School Sound Engineering: John Woods, Queen's Management School

The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a UN body charged with assessing the science related to climate change, has set an ambitious target of ensuring that 85% of electricity is derived from renewable sources by 2050. But, with a global economy that still largely runs on carbon-based sources, what would that mean for both businesses, as well as individuals? In this episode of the QMS Good Business Podcast, Dr Laura Steele is joined by David Surplus, Director of the B9 Energy Group who, in 2015, was awarded an OBE for his pioneering work within the field of renewable energy to discuss entrepreneurship, climate change, and ‘good energy'. Guest: David Surplus OBE, B9 Energy Host: Dr Laura Steele, Queen's Management School Sound Engineering: John Woods, Queen's Management School

Each year it is estimated that a staggering 1.6 billion tonnes of food worth approximately $1.2 trillion USD goes to waste. This equates to around one third of the food produced globally. At the same time, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation states that around 815 million people – 10.7% of the global population – are suffering from chronic undernourishment. Addressing the problem of food sustainability and unnecessary waste is likely to become even more pressing in future, with the earth's population predicted to rise to approximately 9 billion by 2050. This increase, accompanied by a steady trend towards urbanisation, will place enormous demands on the global food supply. So, what role can we play in terms of addressing the social and environmental impact of unsustainable food practices and the waste that can result? In this episode of the QMS Good Business Podcast, Dr Laura Steele is joined by Kerry Melville, of the Belfast Food Network and Jilly Dougan, author, activist, and entrepreneur for a wide-ranging discussion around these issues. It just might inspire you to pick up a trowel! Links & Resources Belfast Food Network on Facebook: www.facebook.com/belfastfoodnetwork Belfast Sustainable Food Cities Award Bid: www.sustainableni.org CCEA 'Growing for the Future': www.ccea.org.uk/growing/september.php ‘Sow, Grow, and Munch' by Jilly Dougan (PDF Book): www.eefni.org.uk/cmsfiles/Sow_Grow-Munch.pdf Guests: Kerry Melville, Belfast Food Network and Jilly Dougan, Jilly Dougan Edible Gardens Host: Dr Laura Steele, Queen's Management School Sound Engineering: John Woods, Queen's Management School

The advent of the digital camera, which was subsequently embedded into our smartphones, revolutionised photography. Indeed, it is estimated that we will take over 1.2 trillion photographs in 2019 alone. But while the technology has advanced at an astonishing rate, individuals and organisations have been left grappling with a host of accompanying ethical concerns. These range from the morality of manipulating images, to issues of theft and plagiarism, and even whether a person can truly give informed consent where there is a power imbalance between the photographer and their subject. In this episode of the QMS Good Business Podcast, Dr Laura Steele is joined by Savannah Dodd, academic, social entrepreneur, and founder of the Photography Ethics Centre to discuss these issues and more. Guest: Savannah Dodd, The Photography Ethics Centre Host: Dr Laura Steele, Queen's Management School Sound Engineering: John Woods, Queen's Management School

With IAVM’s Venue Management School right around the corner, Alexis and Shelley’s special guests this month are VMS Student Representatives, Kristina Lankow and Rod Saavedra to talk about their experiences last year and what they’re looking forward in 2019.

‘By understanding the urgency and the scale of the problems you have to go to ambitious solutions.’ - Wayne Visser Welcome to the PortXL Podcast, hosted by Sven Goyvaerts, Program Manager of PortXL Antwerp. In this second episode we talk with Wayne Visser, Professor of Integrated Value at Antwerp Management School. He holds a Chair in Sustainable Transformation at AMS supported by Port of Antwerp, BASF and Randstad. We learn about his Sustainable Transformation Lab and how to apply the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations), before diving into innovation culture in the port sector. To find more information about Wayne Visser, go to www.waynevisser.com PortXL is the 1st World Port & Maritime Accelerator for innovative startups and scaleups that have the potential to disrupt the port and maritime industry. Since 2018, PortXL has expanded from Rotterdam to Singapore and Antwerp.

Alain Marty, Directeur de la rédaction de SportetEntreprise Radio.TV, animée par Gilles Navarro et co-animée par le Docteur Michel Cazaugade, Président du Groupe Pasteur Mutualité reçoivent Mickael Tapiro, Président et fondateur de la Sport Management School.

In episode #22 of What The Cluck! Podcast, host Steve Olson is joined by Dr. Darrin Karcher, poultry extension at Purdue University, Madison Taylor, partnership and outreach coordinator at Ferndale Market, and Todd Smith, quality assurance at Daybreak Foods. Dr. Karcher serves on the Poultry Health Management School executive committee and both Madison and Todd are former turkey/broiler and layer school attendees, respectively. The four discuss the opportunities PHMS provides for poultry farmers and their employees seeking continuing education to incorporate into their farm business and how that ultimately benefits the end-user consuming poultry products. Dr. Karcher gives insight on how topics and speakers are decided each year while Madison and Todd share their previous experience attending; the knowledge attendees receive and hands-on skills learned add unique value to the companies represented at the school. Poultry Health Management School | May 13–17, 2019 | Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Learn more at www.PoultryHealthSchool.com.

In this special episode for International Women's Day 2019, Dr Laura Steele discusses the role of Human Resources (HR) in promoting gender equality in the workplace with Jill Minne, Strategic HR Director for the Northern Ireland Civil Service, and Dr Denise Currie, Senior Lecturer and Programme Director of the MSc in Human Resource Management at Queen's Management School.

It seems that barely a week goes by without another story about the use, or misuse, of data making the headlines. But how concerned should we really be about how our personal data is collected and used by organisations? Are there circumstances where it can actually be beneficial to us? In the fourth episode of the QMS Good Business Podcast Dr Laura Steele explores these questions and more with Kathryn Torney, journalist and editor of the multi-award winning news and analysis website The Detail, and Dr Byron Graham, lecturer in business analytics and Programme Director of the new MSc in Business Analytics at Queen's Management School.

This is what we in Business and Management School like to call...A GAME CHANGER. In this ep of TTMITP I talk to SOMEONE ELSE in the park. Megan Koester, my friend, my mami, and "freak bitch savant", talk about all sorts of things, leading me to ask the question, "Maybe I should be talking to...OTHER people in the park MORE???", which then lead me to the answer, "Yeah, probably." This one is definitely in my top 29 episodes list for sure. Enjoy! :)

What is a social enterprise and what value do they add to society? How can you build a successful social enterprise and what challenges might you encounter along the way? In the second QMS Good Business Podcast we explore these questions and more with Dave Linton, founder of the award winning social enterprise Madlug, and Dr Karen Bonner, lecturer in entrepreneurship at Queen's Management School.

Byron Peterson is a resident of Shelton, CT. where he has lived for the past 39 years.  He retired in 2010 after many years in Human Resources management positions with Fortune 500 companies such as Emerson, Warner Lambert and GTE.    He joined the AARP volunteer ranks in the fall of 2012 serving in three AARP CT state appointed positions; he is a member of the AARP Advocacy Leadership Committee where he supports the legislative and advocacy efforts of AARP at the community, state and federal level to help improve the quality of life for older people; volunteer leader of the CT Fraud Watch Network program, and is a current member of the AARP Connecticut Executive Council, an all-volunteer body that helps advise and set priorities for the state office.   Byron holds a B.A. degree from Michigan State University.  He has also received management certifications from Rutgers University, the University Of Michigan Graduate School Of Business Administration and the Management School of MIT.  

02/10/2017 Denise Daniels // Professor of Management // School of Business, Government, and Economics at SPU The post Women & Men at Work: Helping Each Other Flourish appeared first on KIROS.

Resource scarcity seems to be a major worldwide problem. Professor Lenny Koh presents a compelling argument against this view; instead, Professor Koh believes this is a matter of ineffective resource management, utilisation and efficiency. Professor Lenny Koh,is an Associate Dean, Chair Professor in Operations Management, Founders and Directors of Advanced Resource Efficiency Centre (AREC), the Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM) Research Centre at the Management School, the Faculty’s Centre for Energy, Environment and Sustainability (CEES) and Cross Cutting Chief, Strategic Futures on Resource Sustainability (SCRS).

In this anger and laughter filled episode ZitterZap, NOVAxDRAGON and teal_c1966 discuss the Bin Laden DLC, Armored Kill, Vita being the next Dreamcast, Last of Us, angry vocal frustrated gamers and Dino Mode in BF3.Visit teal_c1966's channelhttp://www.youtube.com/user/tealc1966Music courtesy of lazerlord. Twitter at https://twitter.com/lazerlord and YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/theCDGeffect check out for more music and mixes.