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2 episodes with Mark Field
2 episodes with Mark Field
2 episodes with Mark Field
2 episodes with Mark Field
Iain Dale interviews former Tory MP and minister Mark Field about his new book THE END OF AN ERA: THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE TORY PARTY. They speak about why rifts have appeared among Conservatives, how much of a role chance has to play in doing well in politics, Mark's beef with Rory Stewart and affair with Liz Truss!
Former Conservative MP and minister Mark Field speaks to host Alain Tolhurst about his new memoir The End Of An Era, which as the title suggests charts both his own time in politics as well as the waning fortunes of his party over the past 25 years. They discuss his reflections five years on from stepping down from the Commons, what the Tories got right as well as wrong in their time in office, how they might recover once more from last year's disastrous election, why he's voted for the losing candidate in every leadership contest stretching back to Ken Clarke, and the response to writing about his much-publicised affair with Liz Truss, and the incident at the Mansion House dinner in 2019 that led to the premature end of his ministerial career. To sign up for our newsletters click herePresented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton and edited by Ewan Cameron for Podot
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Wales secretary and Labour MP Jo Stevens, former Tory MP Mark Field, political commentator Jovan Owusu-Nepaul and Christian Calgie from the Express.
We are all over the map today! No, really! Jason is in Canada and Andrew is in bed. A special guest appears on the podcast. Mark Field just wants his damn books. Don't you even think about throwing a “Sir” at Martin! Using Apple Podcasts? All notes can always be found here (https://listen.hemisphericviews.com/120)! Studio Bed 00:00:00 A weekender (https://www.wordnik.com/words/weekender)
Mark continues our series on the Psalms.
Mark Field shares how the Knoxville Chamber has transformed from being a membership organization to becoming a real economic driver. Full show notes are at: chamberchatpodcast.com/episode221 Please support this podcast by supporting our sponsors. Community Matters, Inc. chamberchatpodcast.com/podcast App My Community appmycommunity.com/chamberchat Chamber Nation chambernation.com Yiftee yiftee.com Swypit chamberchatpodcast.com/cc Izzy West, LLC theizzywest.com
Ever thought about turning your membership model upside down, converting members into investors and even doing away with your networking events? If not, you will not want to miss this session in our series on member engagement. Tom Morrison and Dave Will interview Mark Field, Senior Vice President of Investor Development and Experience on how the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce did just that and experienced record growth.
Mark chats to us about being around the Wids watching his dad, spending Sunday's watching his brother and then beginning his own journey playing Rugby League. When at high school he was introduced to Rugby Union and became a part of a very successful age grade side at Widnes RUFC. Moving through the age groups he played colts and then first team and never really looked back. He tells all about a career that reached the goals he set himself.
Mark Field of Liberty Bank talks about banking and technology. TI-Trust sponsors the Business Spotlight.
Join FPC Executive Director Reed Luhtanen as he goes off the rails with Mark Field, CEO of Liberty Bank. Mark and I talk about faster payments at community banks, the challenges and opportunities this new technology might pose for them, fraud liability, and more.
Introduction to our season four and update from Mark Field, chief executive of Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF)
In this first episode of Season four, Mark sits down with Neil Pattemore, UK Technical Director of UK AFCAR to discuss all the legislation surrounding the automotive aftermarket and what businesses can do to help shape and evolve future UK law.Mark and Neil discuss the the future of Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation (MVBER), why SERMI is very much alive and kicking and the differences for UK aftermarket lobbying in a post-Brexit era.
Recorded on January 14th 2022 in front of a LIVE audience in Croydon, it's the GamesMaster Gore Special! Karl Wright and Mark Field battle it out on Kasumi Ninja, Dermort Clarke goes on a killing spree in DOOM, and RoboCop stops by to play Alien Versus Predator on the Jaguar (but actually doesn't).There's news on the Visible Human Project, and features on the goriest games around, the best fatalities in games, the best way to 'pull birds' and a whole heap of CD-ROM porn. You have been warned! It's girthier, it's gorier, it's a thinly veiled piece of propaganda for the ailing Atari Jaguar!Get next week's episode early on Patreon!Join the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Theme song by Other ChrisFollow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/underconsolepod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, we talk Self driving vehicles, are servicing schedules diluted and we join the #askmeanything craze! It's episode 7 of Press Connect!
This week I was joined by the Head of Invention for Reach Plc, Mark Field. Mark has a wealth of experience in the industry and worked on campaigns for the some of the worlds largest brands. It was great to catch up with Mark and hear his thoughts on branded content along with what he's most looking forward to in the coming years ... which may include getting a new family dog! A coffee with the CMA was created to give you a chance to listen and learn from the leading names in our industry. We wanted to create a fun podcast that also gave a real look into the world of content marketing and the people that make this industry so exciting.
Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/31ghLF6 Speakers: David Buchler, Chairman of Buchler Phillips, is a Chartered Accountant and Insolvency Practitioner, with some 35 years of experience in the field of corporate turnaround. He was a Partner at Arthur Andersen prior to becoming a Founding Partner of Buchler Phillips, one of the UK's leading financial recovery and restructuring specialists, which was acquired by the Kroll Inc. Company in 1999, the world's leading risk mitigation firm. Until 2003, David was Chairman of Kroll for Europe and Africa. He is a former R3 President, the association of business recovery and turnaround professionals, former Vice-Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and former Deputy Chairman of the English National Opera, as well as Producer of the London International Opera Festival from 1984 to 1993. He is currently Chairman of a number of different companies, both public and private, including Buchler Phillips, Volvere Plc, Puma VCT 13 Plc and the English National Opera Directors Emeriti. In addition, David Buchler is a Trustee of Syracuse University and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, the Insolvency Practitioners Association and the Institute for Turnaround, as well as Director of the Peres Centre for Peace. Mark Field, who recently joined Buchler Phillips as a Consultant, is a former MP and FCO Minister who represented the prestigious central London constituency of the Cities of London and Westminster in the UK Parliament between June 2001 and November 2019. A graduate of St Edmund Hall, Oxford, he practised as a solicitor with Freshfields in the early 1990s and also set up, ran and sold two start-up businesses before embarking on a political career. He developed an in-depth and widely recognised expertise of the City, financial and professional services at home alongside leading for the UK government's economic diplomacy in international energy strategy, cyber security and fintech/green finance during spells on the Intelligence and Security Committee, Chairman of the Conservatives' International office and as an FCO Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific. Since leaving parliament he has embarked upon a portfolio career, which already includes roles as the non-executive Chairman to the Isle of Man based Capital International Bank; Chair of the Advisory Board to independent HE provider, the London School of Commerce, and Senior Advisor to the Cayman Island Government Office in London and an independent non-executive Director with AIM-listed wealth manager, Frenkel Topping where he is Chairman of the Audit Committee. Chairman: Robert Pay has extensive experience in both professional and financial services. His chief interest is building both business and brand for know-how rich businesses. His roles have included being a Marketing Manager for a "Big Four" banking and securities practice, and a seven year stint as the Global Chief Marketing Officer of leading international law firm, Clifford Chance. He was Head of Marketing at the London Stock Exchange where he was responsible for the marketing launch of AIM, the smaller companies' market, on whose Board he served; he developed a successful marketing campaign aimed at attracting foreign issuers to London; and marketing of introduction of order-driven trading. He then ran the European arm of a US-based professional services consulting firm for several years before moving back in-house as Global Marketing Director of BSI Management Systems where he introduced an NPD process, and refocused the global marketing function on new product development.
Episode 6 of Press Connect where Field and Pells discuss the cyber attack on EA and how it affects the automotive industry, plus parts prices, availability and promotions. All this plus Mark gets excited over a squirrel and the Euros!
Episode 4 available now with Hayley Pells CAE FIMI Within 17 minutes, we cover 3D printing, the latest garage survey, self-driving cars, EV & Hybrid and much more... #supportaftermarket #automotive
Toyota 10 year warranty, Self-driving cars, garage access to vehicle data and much more in this week's episode of Press Connect!
No plan for the end of petrol / diesel vehicles, catalytic converter thefts, how much broadband is enough & teaching my 17 year old how to drive. It's Field & Pells – It's Press Connect episode 3!
In this episode, Field and Pells talk everything from chip shortages to £22K fuel pumps to bitcoin! All this plus discussions around mental health awareness week and skills shortage. Enjoy
Your bitesize chunk on what's happening in the automotive aftermarket!
In the third episode of Season 3 of The FMCG Insider, in association with HRA Global, we talk to Mark Field, an Australian-based consultant with a breadth of experience within the food and drink industry. Mark, now Director of Prof. Consulting Group, has previously worked for big-name multiple Coles as the Head of Brand as well as Technical Director of 2 Sisters Food Group giving him a clear insight into the supply chain processes of retailers and the buying perspective. To speak to Mark about how Prof. Consulting Group can help your brand, e-mail hello@profcg.com. If you would like to feature on the podcast or have any questions, get in touch at hello@thegroceryinsider.com.
On today's’ Science of Storytelling I’m chatting with Mark Field, Head of the Invention branded content studio at Reach in the UK. You’ll notice the theme of partnership through this episode. Whether it’s how Mark sees the partnership between news brand and advertiser, the new partnerships emerging between competing media companies and even the partnerships his career has brought him in his personal life. If you like this episode hit that subscribe button and leave us a review. Now, check out the show!
An early Halloween gift…you must be joking. Dirt - An Audio Drama is a production of STUDIO5705 and is written, directed, and produced by Kristopher Kaiyala. Ch. 2 features Ila Das as Ila, Cindy Siler as Helen, Nicole Michels McDonagh as Angela, Mark Field as Robert, Sara Kaiyala as the project manager, Jessi Brown as Mel, Stephen Matera as the car driver, Mike Grigg as the person who helped out in the crosswalk, Jon Dietrich as the dude who really needed to use the bathroom, and Kristopher Kaiyala as Joseph. If you like what you hear, please take a moment to review us on Apple Podcasts. Star ratings and reviews really help! (And thank you.) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dirt-an-audio-drama/id1532262306 For additional information, content, and other inquiries, please visit dirtaudiodrama.com. Twitter: @dirtaudiodrama Vurbl: https://vurbl.com/station/4jcX8IiL61j/
Andy Savva talks openly to Mark Field in the latest Monday's with Mark podcast about how proud he is to see the sector he loves show such resilience in the time of immense change.In a podcast filled with great advice for the industry and garage businesses, Andy stresses the importance of communication up and down the supply chain, cashflow and why the focus must be on profitability.In what has been a period of reflection for us all, Andy outlines how The Garage Inspector continues to support businesses up and down the UK, reminding us all that there is a lot to be thankful for in the automotive industry. Enjoy!
In episode of 6 of Monday's with Mark, Mark Field talks to David Eszenyi of Ivor Searle and president of the Federation of Engine Remanufacturers.David explains the role the trade association has played in supporting engine rebuilder members and how staying open was key. As commercial director of engine specialist Ivor Searle, David talks about the business has supported keyworkers but thanks to staying open has attracted new business that would've previously gone to the OEMs.David also talks about working smarter in the 'new normal' but says there is no substitution for face to face meetings. Finally, David gives us a glimpse into Europe and how brexit preparations are well and truly underway.
In the latest episode of Monday's with Mark, Mark Field of Impression talks to James Onions, Director of Garage Wire about how the aftermarket media has evolved during the coronavirus pandemic. James talks about the privileged position a media outlet has in our trade and discusses how the media and Garage Wire website has had to change to meet the increased demand from visitors. James also questions the wisdom around businesses retreating from their marketing activity, having spent thousands on building it up and the says the ones that stay the distance will benefit from what he predicts will be a ‘very big bounce' further down the line.Enjoy listening!
"In times of crisis, business leaders need to step up." Richard Welland talks exclusively to Mark Field about how extensive preparations enabled the business to so far survive and thrive through the coronavirus pandemic. Richard shows humility and discusses how WAIglobal has gone from being the leading supplier of rotating electrics to the leading supplier of PPE equipment, 'giving back' and enabling garages and motor factors to reopen and trade safely.With some fabulous insights and advice for listeners and business owners, WAIglobal UK is a fabulous example of how quickly big companies can adapt to new circumstances and make a 'profit with purpose' in today's 'new normal.'
David Clarke, managing director of Autosupplies Group, talks exclusively to Mark Field on how his company has coped with the Coronavirus pandemic. David talks insightfully about the various stages the parts distributor has gone through during the pandemic including how he received over 100 phone calls the night the first lockdown was announced and how at first he feared the worst for his business. David then talks about the journey back to a new normal and offers advice to the wider motor trade.
Journalist, women's rights campaigner and rape survivor Jenn Selby made headlines this year when she stood as a parliamentary candidate against Mark Field, the Tory MP who was filmed grabbing a female Greenpeace activist by the neck. He stood down shortly after the campaign commenced, citing 'divisive politics'.Selby also managed to get the Lib Dems to adopt Women's Equality Party policies in exchange for her standing down in the seat of Cities of London and Westminster, handing over the reigns to Chuka Umunna.But how do you campaign for parliament (and also gear up to stand in the London Assembly elections next year) and still make money to pay your rent? What is the toll of constantly having to tell the story of how you survived male violence and maintain your mental health?Tweet us @honest_account_ / @JennSelbyWe're on Instagram @an_honest_accountEmail us: contact@anhonestaccount.co.ukLINKS:Women's Equality Party stands aside for Lib Dems in two seats:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/12/womens-equality-party-stands-aside-for-lib-dems-in-two-seatsMark Field, MP who manhandled protester, steps down over 'divisive politics'https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/oct/17/mark-field-mp-who-manhandled-protester-to-stand-down-over-divisive-politicsJenn Selby in The Independent - We got Mark Field to step down, but the fight is far from overhttps://www.independent.co.uk/voices/mark-field-tory-mp-violence-women-equality-party-a9162976.html
Hansard But Sleepy is for people who love Parliament, and for people who love sleep. Tonight we read out some Parliamentary business from Catherine West, Mark Field, Fiona Bruce, Alun Cairns and Christina Rees.
Things take a more casual crack this week as Sam and Callum discuss films, bad dates and Priti Patel being a massive fucking hypocrite. 01:02 We don't dig on strippers. 01:50 "Johnson the Animal!" "It's just Johnson." 10:58 Mark Field; the first ever member of The FreeCrack Cunt List. 12:15 Priti hypocritical, if you ask me. 24:09 It's Tool time. 33:00 Films that have no business being as good as they are. 52:04 Worst dates. Producer: Alan Watkinson Editor: John Dalziel
The march into the private function by the women envirommentalists has caused a lot of controversy...Philip Hammong was the guest speaker........the press have had a field day condemning the bloke who "grabbed one of the women by the neck and bundled her out".....which begs the question as to what if she had been carrying a gun or was even a suicide bomber....oh no...they were ladies with sashes explaining who they were....obviously they shouldn't have got past the security (if there was any) but the way I saw it on TV the bloke in question (Mark Field) grabbed the back of the woman's neck and bundled her out.....had he grabbed anywhere else they would be screaming sexual abuse.....in the old days I would have agreed that Field was out of line but times have definitely changed....he was not trained and did the right thing....now there are calls for him to be sacked....if they had found a gun in her handbag he would be regarded as a hero..... and the stupid women involved need some serious education.....just my opinion. Also Boris Johnson has hit the headlines after having a row with his girlfriend in her flat......and being recorded by a neighbour.....you couldn't make this up.....the neighbour called the police and played them his recording and it was decided there was nothing to investigate......so the chap took the recording to the papers in the "interest of the public"....I'm sure it was nothing to do with money....not much.....leaving me wondering what this has got to do with politics.....I'm fully expecting the recording to be put to music and end up top of the charts. The fiasco regarding the choice of the next Prime Minister has got me somewhat perplexed.....each day there in one less contestant and on and on it goes each one trying to convince our nation of sheep that they are the one to run the country.....we are now down to two...Boris and Jeremy Hunt...now I may have totally missed the point here.....shouldn't the deputy Prime Minister (whoever that is) automatically take over??.....or have I got it wrong??...and could I care less??.....we will eventually find out who the next P.M. is just in time for them all to break for their Summer holidays....so they can spend their 11% wage rise. I read an article on footballer Ronaldo and was really impressed....we tend to see these blokes as grossly overpaid sportsmen but what we don't see,especially in Ronaldo's case.is the work they do for charity and the amount they put in....he came over as a very kind and caring guy ....perhaps the gutter press should concentrate a bit more on this sort of thing?....also I hate to say it but I have been watching the Women's World Cup and I am quite enjoying it....not totally convinced as yet....but the England game against Cameroon got quite physical and there was quite a bit of skill on display so I might become a fan....early days yet though. Apparently large numbers of pubs are closing down due to lack of customers.....it's an example of not moving with the times I'm afraid.........last week I visited Wetherspoons in Caernarfon as I do each time I visit the area..... I met up with some friends and I got a round in (no comments please)....I ordered a pint of bitter,a large red wine and two glasses of soda water with ice and lemon.....total bill £4.85.....THAT is why the place is always full.......a local pub will charge you over £3 for a pint and well over £4 for a glass of wine...so where are you going to go?.....a pal of mine went to a fancy restaurant in New Brighton and was charged £27 for four drinks....when he had recovered he went over the road to Wetherspoons where the same round cost him £13....similarly shops are closing down on the high street as people are now shopping on line because it's cheaper....I know there are overheads and wages to be paid out but that is THEIR problem to solve.....if you are depending on loyalty from the general public good luck with that one. The song this week is a demo I wrote for Pauline Daniels called "Laughter is Everything to Me" as she was not only a comedienne but very good singer and a good friend back in the day....she was very popular on the clubs so I thought this would suit her.....Pauline also got into acting and appeared in plays in many theatres.....a great girl.
The march into the private function by the women envirommentalists has caused a lot of controversy...Philip Hammong was the guest speaker........the press have had a field day condemning the bloke who "grabbed one of the women by the neck and bundled her out".....which begs the question as to what if she had been carrying a gun or was even a suicide bomber....oh no...they were ladies with sashes explaining who they were....obviously they shouldn't have got past the security (if there was any) but the way I saw it on TV the bloke in question (Mark Field) grabbed the back of the woman's neck and bundled her out.....had he grabbed anywhere else they would be screaming sexual abuse.....in the old days I would have agreed that Field was out of line but times have definitely changed....he was not trained and did the right thing....now there are calls for him to be sacked....if they had found a gun in her handbag he would be regarded as a hero..... and the stupid women involved need some serious education.....just my opinion. Also Boris Johnson has hit the headlines after having a row with his girlfriend in her flat......and being recorded by a neighbour.....you couldn't make this up.....the neighbour called the police and played them his recording and it was decided there was nothing to investigate......so the chap took the recording to the papers in the "interest of the public"....I'm sure it was nothing to do with money....not much.....leaving me wondering what this has got to do with politics.....I'm fully expecting the recording to be put to music and end up top of the charts. The fiasco regarding the choice of the next Prime Minister has got me somewhat perplexed.....each day there in one less contestant and on and on it goes each one trying to convince our nation of sheep that they are the one to run the country.....we are now down to two...Boris and Jeremy Hunt...now I may have totally missed the point here.....shouldn't the deputy Prime Minister (whoever that is) automatically take over??.....or have I got it wrong??...and could I care less??.....we will eventually find out who the next P.M. is just in time for them all to break for their Summer holidays....so they can spend their 11% wage rise. I read an article on footballer Ronaldo and was really impressed....we tend to see these blokes as grossly overpaid sportsmen but what we don't see,especially in Ronaldo's case.is the work they do for charity and the amount they put in....he came over as a very kind and caring guy ....perhaps the gutter press should concentrate a bit more on this sort of thing?....also I hate to say it but I have been watching the Women's World Cup and I am quite enjoying it....not totally convinced as yet....but the England game against Cameroon got quite physical and there was quite a bit of skill on display so I might become a fan....early days yet though. Apparently large numbers of pubs are closing down due to lack of customers.....it's an example of not moving with the times I'm afraid.........last week I visited Wetherspoons in Caernarfon as I do each time I visit the area..... I met up with some friends and I got a round in (no comments please)....I ordered a pint of bitter,a large red wine and two glasses of soda water with ice and lemon.....total bill £4.85.....THAT is why the place is always full.......a local pub will charge you over £3 for a pint and well over £4 for a glass of wine...so where are you going to go?.....a pal of mine went to a fancy restaurant in New Brighton and was charged £27 for four drinks....when he had recovered he went over the road to Wetherspoons where the same round cost him £13....similarly shops are closing down on the high street as people are now shopping on line because it's cheaper....I know there are overheads and wages to be paid out but that is THEIR problem to solve.....if you are depending on loyalty from the general public good luck with that one. The song this week is a demo I wrote for Pauline Daniels called "Laughter is Everything to Me" as she was not only a comedienne but very good singer and a good friend back in the day....she was very popular on the clubs so I thought this would suit her.....Pauline also got into acting and appeared in plays in many theatres.....a great girl.
The Greenpeace protester grabbed by suspended foreign office minister Mark Field has said he should consider attending anger management classes. Janet Barker, who was manhandled after interrupting a black-tie City dinner, said she did not intend to complain to the police – but did suggest the Conservative MP may need professional help controlling his temper: "He certainly manhandled me in a way in which was very disagreeable… I want him to reflect on what he did and not do it again. Maybe he should go to anger management classes." The crucial question is whether or not Mark Field used reasonable force, or was in fact totally unreasonable and over-reacting. Weigh in your view in the comments.
The Greenpeace protester grabbed by suspended foreign office minister Mark Field has said he should consider attending anger management classes.Janet Barker, who was manhandled after interrupting a black-tie City dinner, said she did not intend to complain to the police – but did suggest the Conservative MP may need professional help controlling his temper: "He certainly manhandled me in a way in which was very disagreeable… I want him to reflect on what he did and not do it again. Maybe he should go to anger management classes." The crucial question is whether or not Mark Field used reasonable force, or was in fact totally unreasonable and over-reacting. Weigh in your view in the comments.
The Greenpeace protester grabbed by suspended foreign office minister Mark Field has said he should consider attending anger management classes. Janet Barker, who was manhandled after interrupting a black-tie City dinner, said she did not intend to complain to the police – but did suggest the Conservative MP may need professional help controlling his temper: "He certainly manhandled me in a way in which was very disagreeable… I want him to reflect on what he did and not do it again. Maybe he should go to anger management classes." The crucial question is whether or not Mark Field used reasonable force, or was in fact totally unreasonable and over-reacting. Weigh in your view in the comments.
The Greenpeace protester grabbed by suspended foreign office minister Mark Field has said he should consider attending anger management classes.Janet Barker, who was manhandled after interrupting a black-tie City dinner, said she did not intend to complain to the police – but did suggest the Conservative MP may need professional help controlling his temper: "He certainly manhandled me in a way in which was very disagreeable… I want him to reflect on what he did and not do it again. Maybe he should go to anger management classes." The crucial question is whether or not Mark Field used reasonable force, or was in fact totally unreasonable and over-reacting. Weigh in your view in the comments.
Arun talks about: Mark Field assaults a Greenpeace activist What the f*ck is a leftist or liberal? Police called to Boris Johnson's flat Brenden Dilley tells Trump Supporters to spread fake news online Jim Bakker tells followers that leaders and politicians will be murdered if Trump isn't elected This grandmother says she is “so scared” and tells politicians they need to get something done about knife crime Frozen 2 Poster looks worse the previously thought Trolls World Tour Trailer reaction Pixar announces Soul Kel Mitchell is opening a Good Burger restaurant
Mark Field, Boris Johnson and Michael Gove are scumbags, Delia and Beverley big boobs are tipsy, Iain and Johno argue about politics making a change, Returning the babies you adopted?, Ollie becomes the Are You Being Served? correspondent, A great funky version of pass the chat on and Sam comes into the studio for a chat
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Mark Field has now been suspended after grabbing a climate activist. But was he right to act the way he did? A grandmother got an ASBO for wearing a bikini in her garden. And how do we look after our mental health when our jobs are so exhausting and stressful? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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The US President says his military was "cocked and loaded" before he called off a strike on Iran. Mark Field is suspended after he was filmed forcefully throwing a climate change protester out of a back-tie dinner.
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Dr Mark Field interviews Professor Karen Heard-Laureote about her research on transnational policy networks, active learning pedagogies, higher education and tips for early-career researchers. Professor Heard-Laureote is Professor of Education and Society and Jean Monnet Chair in European Integration and Director of the University of Portsmouth's Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for the Study of Transnational Europe (CESTE2). Karen is a National Teaching Fellow (NTF), Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA) and a Fellow of the Leadership Foundation (FLF). Karen is co-editor of the Journal of Contemporary European Research (http://jcer.net) Teaching and Learning section. #UACES #ExpertonEurope Browse more UACES members and experts on Europe: www.uaces.org/expertoneurope/ Become a UACES member (student, group, early-career or individual): bit.ly/joinuaces Note: UACES does not take responsibility for opinions expressed in this recording. All opinions are those of the contributors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music credit: David Szesztay 'Coffee Shop' (bit.ly/2Mkp0yh)
Episode 5 of Take A Hike features Mark Field, a section hiker who went from newbie to expert in just a few years. In this show, Mark covers: The Appalachian Trail versus the Pacific Crest Trail Ultralight backpacking, and why it makes so much sense How popular gear companies might not always be the best Check out the contents of Mark's backpack here https://lighterpack.com/r/an6xwz And make sure to follow Mark on Instagram page at @oh.lordie.hikes Gear companies Mark mentions: https://mountainlaureldesigns.com/ https://enlightenedequipment.com/ Take A Hike hosted by Shannon McCormick. ***** Connect with Take A Hike: iTunes | Google Play | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Instagram | Twitter ***** Music in the episode is produced by BigBouncyBright, purchased via AudioJungle. Owen Wilson audio clip / compilation produced by Owenergy on YouTube.
A little over a year ago, News UK’s branded content arm, Bridge Studio, overhauled its operations and adopted an agency approach to working with brands. But it hasn't eliminated agencies from the picture. Mark Field, director of Bridge Studio, joined us at the Digiday Publishing Summit Europe in February. He discussed why the oublisher has adopted an agency approach, why publishers aren't aiming to take over from agencies, how brand content is different from advertising, and Bridge Studio's campaign for the Movember Foundation
British High Commissioner Laura Clarke chats with the Rt Hon Mark Field, Minister of State for Asia Pacific, about what brought him into politics, shared values in a contested world order, and on his first visit to New Zealand.
When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.Your can read more and access the show notes for this episode here: http://www.projectprosperity.com/010intellectualproperty
When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.When it comes to legal aspects, building up and running a business become really challenging, if you lack legal knowledge.Thus today we talk about Intellectual Property (IP). Probably you've heard about Intellectual Property. But do you know exactly what it is, which are the strategies to protect your IP and the related costs?If we consider the online businesses, for example, it's a very complicated landscape, in terms of protecting websites layout, design, products, services etc. It's important for the entrepreneurs, both for online and off-line businesses, to talk about IP with a qualified attorney.In this episode I'm interviewing Mark Field, who has a wide experience in assisting both small enterprises and 500 Fortune Multinational companies, domestic and international clients, in different business matters, including intellectual property.Your can read more and access the show notes for this episode here: http://www.projectprosperity.com/010intellectualproperty
Caroline presents #MyLocal - a series of interviews with London MPs about their perspective on life in the capital. In this episode she talks to the MP for Westminster and The City of London Mark Field. Download from iTunes or listen on demand... -- http://www.twitter.com/caroline_gm_d and http://www.twitter.com/z1radio http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio
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