Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Henderson

Alex Grohsmeyer with Advance Trading.Meaty Monday segment with Matt King from Main Steet Meat Company in Roscoe. Weather talk with WIFR TV meteorologist Mark Henderson. 

Tom and Joey are live in studio to talk about the last week of winter, more snow in the hills and waiting for a weather window, they do a regional roundup including river “ownership”, coastal bottomfish and looking forward to MA 10-11 chinook opener, then in the BeauMac TECH Line, Mark Henderson of Sirius XM talks about marine weather and fish mapping springs sales event, then they give their picks of the week.

HAPPY STAR WARS PODCAST DAY 2025! It's that time of year again, and we're celebrating the 5th Star Wars Podcast day alongside a TON of other Star Wars podcasts. On this amazing episode, we welcome two of former hosts from the first Star Wars podcast ever...Lucien Maier and Mark Henderson! Believe it or not, that shows name was also Jedi Talk!  We hope you enjoy this special episode!  @jeditalkpodcast on IG youtube.com/jeditalk    

Send us a textWhat if the person playing Santa at your local mall harbored the darkest of secrets? Discover the chilling tale of Bruce MacArthur, a seemingly festive figure who led a horrifying double life. From his struggles with his identity and personal life to his unsettling transformation into Toronto's most notorious serial killer, we explore how MacArthur managed to elude suspicion while entwining himself into the lives of his victims. This episode of Murder and Mimosas uncovers the complexity of balancing seemingly ordinary roles with the sinister acts hidden beneath.Brace yourself as we recount the vicious attack on actor Mark Henderson that marked a turning point in Bruce's life, and the eerie connection to a cannibal website that eventually cracked the facade he maintained. The tangled web of deceit and violence is unraveled, shedding light on the investigative challenges faced by law enforcement in connecting the dots between missing men and their predator. Join us as we navigate the unnerving territory between the visible and the hidden, where appearances can be fatally misleading.Finally, we confront the grim reality of Bruce's crimes, focusing on how he used his landscaping business for sinister purposes. His victims, often vulnerable members of the community, were hidden in plain sight, raising questions about our assumptions and the importance of vigilance. We urge listeners to engage with us on social media and share their thoughts and suggestions for future episodes. Raise a mimosa with us and toast to awareness, staying vigilant during even the most joyful times.Sources:https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/3-men-vanished-toronto-investigators-190000842.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010%E2%80%932017_Toronto_serial_homicideshttps://www.vice.com/en/article/what-weve-learned-about-bruce-mcarthur-the-alleged-gay-village-killer/https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/online-photos-led-to-months-of-obscene-telephone-calls/article_c2e9f5b9-7310-5190-ad2e-ff493d59a0d1.htmlhttps://www.thestar.com/best-of/Support the showBook a cruise with Murder and Mimosas:https://saltykissestravel.com/truecrimehalloweenhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1336304093519465https://twitter.com/Murder_Mimosashttps://www.instagram.com/murder.mimosas/murder.mimosas@gmail.comhttps://uppbeat.io/t/the-wayward-hearts/a-calm-hellfire License code: ZJZ99QK39IWFF0FB

Send us a textWhat if the person playing Santa at your local mall harbored the darkest of secrets? Discover the chilling tale of Bruce MacArthur, a seemingly festive figure who led a horrifying double life. From his struggles with his identity and personal life to his unsettling transformation into Toronto's most notorious serial killer, we explore how MacArthur managed to elude suspicion while entwining himself into the lives of his victims. This episode of Murder and Mimosas uncovers the complexity of balancing seemingly ordinary roles with the sinister acts hidden beneath.Brace yourself as we recount the vicious attack on actor Mark Henderson that marked a turning point in Bruce's life, and the eerie connection to a cannibal website that eventually cracked the facade he maintained. The tangled web of deceit and violence is unraveled, shedding light on the investigative challenges faced by law enforcement in connecting the dots between missing men and their predator. Join us as we navigate the unnerving territory between the visible and the hidden, where appearances can be fatally misleading.Finally, we confront the grim reality of Bruce's crimes, focusing on how he used his landscaping business for sinister purposes. His victims, often vulnerable members of the community, were hidden in plain sight, raising questions about our assumptions and the importance of vigilance. We urge listeners to engage with us on social media and share their thoughts and suggestions for future episodes. Raise a mimosa with us and toast to awareness, staying vigilant during even the most joyful times.Sources:https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/3-men-vanished-toronto-investigators-190000842.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010%E2%80%932017_Toronto_serial_homicideshttps://www.vice.com/en/article/what-weve-learned-about-bruce-mcarthur-the-alleged-gay-village-killer/https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/online-photos-led-to-months-of-obscene-telephone-calls/article_c2e9f5b9-7310-5190-ad2e-ff493d59a0d1.htmlhttps://www.thestar.com/best-of/Support the showBook a cruise with Murder and Mimosas:https://saltykissestravel.com/truecrimehalloweenhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1336304093519465https://twitter.com/Murder_Mimosashttps://www.instagram.com/murder.mimosas/murder.mimosas@gmail.comhttps://uppbeat.io/t/the-wayward-hearts/a-calm-hellfire License code: ZJZ99QK39IWFF0FB

Discover the secret to balancing leadership and personal growth with the inspiring Mark Henderson Leary, a renowned leadership coach who joins us to share his unique insights. Mark's compelling journey from his early days as the "man of the house" to becoming a transformative figure in healthcare leadership provides invaluable lessons for leaders across industries. We explore the multifaceted dimensions of success, including financial and cultural health, and how intentionality in leadership can create lasting change. Listen as Mark reveals how his experiences fostered a humble confidence that drives effective delegation and accountability in private practice healthcare.Gain a deeper understanding of creativity's role in personal and professional development through Mark's touching story of his father's influence. This episode highlights the balance between structured approaches and creative expressions, using the metaphor of Lego building to explore how these dynamics play out across generations. Mark's reflections on loss and growth underscore the importance of understanding one's higher purpose, offering inspiration for those seeking to align their personal stories with their professional journeys.Finally, we delve into the power of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and its impact on healthcare leadership. Mark shares how EOS helps leadership teams achieve alignment, accountability, and a thriving work environment. The conversation shifts to the challenges faced by physician leaders who juggle individual contributions with organizational responsibilities. With actionable insights on creating healthy organizational cultures, this episode provides a roadmap for fostering environments that empower teams and eliminate toxic behaviors. Join us as we uncover ways to achieve significant growth and fulfillment in the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare leadership.Thanks for listening in to the Uncommon Leader Podcast. Please take just a minute to share this podcast with that someone you know that you thought of when you heard this episode. One of the most valuable things you can do is to rate the podcast and leave a review. You can do that on Apple podcasts, or rate the podcast on Spotify or any other platform you listen. Did you know that many of the things that I discuss on the Uncommon Leader Podcast are subjects that I coach other leaders and organizations ? If you would be interested in having me discuss 1:1 or group coaching with you, or know someone who is looking to move from Underperforming to Uncommon in their business or life, I would love to chat with you. Click this link to set up a FREE CALL to discuss how coaching might benefit you and your team) Until next time, Go and Grow Champions!!Connect with me

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Join DeLoss for another adventure in broadcasting as he talks markets with Darin Newsom @ Barchart and weather with Mark Henderson of Rockford. 

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Dan and Ellen fall into their third season of What Works with an interview with Mark Henderson, an old friend of the pod and a pioneer in online media. Mark is a journalist and technologist with decades of experience in news. He is the founder and CEO of The 016, a first-of-its-kind news publisher and distributor focused on Worcester, Massachusetts. Mark worked at the Telegram & Gazette from 1990 to 2014. He spent 19 years in the newsroom, rising to the position of assistant sports editor before being named deputy managing editor for technology in 2005. In 2009, he was named digital director, where he launched the first paywall at a New York Times Company newspaper. He founded the Worcester Sun, a subscription news site that launched in August 2015 and suspended publication in February 2018. Mark was also one of the very first people Dan and Ellen interviewed for their book, “What Works in Community News.” Although Mark is not in the book, Dan did write up his conversation for Nieman Lab, which can be found here. Dan has a Quick Take on a report from the Poynter Institute, a leading journalism education organization based in St. Petersburg, Florida, that offers a clear-eyed assessment of why there are reasons to be optimistic about the future of journalism despite the very real challenges that we still face. Ellen recounts a Knight Science Journalism Program panel and awards ceremony last week at MIT. The program honored Cicero Independiente, a nonprofit newsroom in the Chicago area. The staff won for an innovative project that examined toxic air. 

This week on the #HealthLawHotSpot, host Ericka Adler welcomes special guest Mark Henderson Leary, a Certified EOS Implementer® at EOS Worldwide. Mark dives deep into the common issues faced by private healthcare practice owners who may need assistance to take their practice to the next level. Mark explains that he works with all types of practices, from those struggling with profitability, to those with a need for better organization, systems, and quality employees. Ericka and Mark discuss a common challenge they see in the industry, where the entire success and operation of the health care business is tied to a main practitioner, who is not only the greatest source of income to the practice, but also serves in every key role within the practice. This can lead to a limitation on practice growth, practitioner burn-out and, eventually,  a desire to sell the practice. Mark discusses the process of helping a practice turn things around for the better, both from a business and personal perspective, and shares his vision for the future of private healthcare.

Markets with Sam Hudson, Cornbelt Marketing The History of the Heart of Illinois Fair - and the Butterfly Porkchop Weather with Mark Henderson, WIFR in Rockford

“I'm such a baby ‘cause the Patriots make me cry.”- Don Shula (maybe)We are doing something different this week. On the episode, we focus on one particular game in Patriots history: 12/12/82, the “Snowplow Game”. To bring it to life, our guests are the man who scored the only points that day and the man who cleared the way for him. Untold Patriots Stories is pleased to welcome John Smith and Mark Henderson.Everything you wanted to know about the “Snowplow Game” & more!

In this episode of Same Surgeon, Different Light, your host, Dr. David T. Cooke, talks with Dr. Ikenna Okereke, vice chair of the department of surgery at Henry Ford Health, and Dr. Mark Henderson, professor of medicine and vice chair of education at UC Davis Health, about the role of education in medical workforce diversity. Together, they address the need for an intentional, progressive approach to creating a more inclusive workforce and the significant impact diversity within the field has on decreasing healthcare inequalities, boosting workforce engagement and retention, and providing support for underrepresented communities. "Diversity brings improved results," said Dr. Okereke. "When a workforce is more representative, we reduce mistrust and improve access in marginalized communities."

A Wellington budgeting service has had its government funding pulled, despite its manager saying they are "busier than ever" as people struggle with high interest rates and the cost of living. It comes as the Ministry of Social Development reviews its contracts with budgeting services. It's understood other providers across the country have had their funding cut. The Wellington Budget Service, run in conjunction with the Citizens Advice Bureau, is staffed predominantly by volunteers but requires funding to pay for a part-time manager and office and IT equipment. It has been funded by MSD since 2017. Last year it received $77,000. Manager David Cameron told Newstalk ZB Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills that without funding, it's possible the service could close. “We're very disappointed, there is a lot of need out there at the moment.” The service saw around 470 people last year, and demand has grown 60% since the beginning of 2024. Cameron says clients are often deep in debt, or struggling with their mortgage. The organisation helps clients create budgets and negotiates debt payments directly with creditors. All services are free. “There are other budgeting services in Wellington, but we're all very busy. Other services refer some of their clients to us. “We expect we'll start to see a few more people as the cuts to the public service start to kick in." In a statement, MSD's general manager safe strong families and communities Mark Henderson said the Ministry had recently completed a procurement process for budgeting providers across the country. The total funding available was reduced as a result of a Covid-19-specific fund for budgeting services expiring. But the Wellington Budget Service was funded prior to Covid-19. After further questions, Henderson referred to a general procurement process. “Preferred providers have been identified following a robust procurement process and unfortunately Wellington Citizens Advice bureau were unsuccessful. “We recognise there is a continuing need for support in Wellington and will ensure that [budgeting] services continue to be provided in the region.” MSD confirmed the cuts were not part of the Government's directive to reduce expenditure. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Markets from Naomi Blohm, Total Farm Marketing and Oliver Sloup, Blue Line Futures. Stan Born, IL farmer, outgoing chair, US Soy Export Council from Commodity Classic. Weather with Mark Henderson, WIFR in Rockford.

Proximo talks to Mark Henderson, chief investment officer at GRIDSERVE, about the development of the EV charging sector. Topics discussed include GRIDSERVE's recent EV charging project financing, risks to lenders participating in EV charging deals, and long-term growth prospects for EV charging infrastructure.

Market Commentary w/Mike Zuzolo Global Commodity Analytics. Meaty Monday: Niemergs in Effingham on costs, life after covid, and fried chicken. Weather with Mark Henderson, WIFR in Rockford

After Matt James announced he would donate all royalties for him new song to myeloma research, CEO of Myeloma Australia Mark Henderson joined Neil. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we delve into the recent acquisition of DIF Capital Partners by CVC, a European private equity group. Will the deal strengthen DIF's growth prospects and global reach? We also explore Qualitas Energy's refinancing of the Mula photovoltaic solar plant in Spain, the restructuring of the Tees Renewable Energy Plant, and many more key market moves that are shaping the industry.We cover the latest market moves from players such as Harmony Energy Income Trust, Commerz Real, Macquarie Group, and more. Along with highlights from our Q&A with Mark Henderson, CEO of GRIDSERVE, discussing the challenges and successes in upscaling the UK's EV charging infrastructure. We also bring you the latest on the events we have planned for the remainder of 2023, which are set to probe further into pressing themes like regulation, evolving financing structures, and emerging technologies in the energy transition space. We will be venturing beyond London to get closer to local markets.Battery Storage Summit 2023 New Tech, Hydrogen & CCUS Summit 2023 Join us for an in-depth look at the events, transactions, and trends that are shaping the future of energy and infrastructure.Hosted by:Oliver Carr - Lead AnalystZachary Skidmore - Senior Reporter Charles Osborne - Commercial Director  Elsa Fucile - Head of Production Reach out to us at: podcasts@inspiratia.comFind all of our latest news and analysis by subscribing to inspiratiaListen to all our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other providers.

Join us for a discussion on one of the most complex topics in higher education today: race-conscious admissions. In Part 1 of this two-part episode, we delve into the legal aftermath of the recent Supreme Court decisions (SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. UNC); the use of race as a factor in college and graduate school admissions; and how the recent court decision will affect creating more equitable and diverse medical school student bodies. AAMC President and CEO David J. Skorton, MD, is joined in conversation by Mark Henderson, MD, and Heather Alarcon, JD, for an enlightening and thought-provoking discussion around this crucial topic. Henderson is professor of internal medicine, vice chair for education, and associate dean for admissions at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine. He also served as residency program director at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio and at UC Davis. The state of California banned affirmative action in 1996, and Henderson provides insight into how medical schools can still have a diverse student body based on his experiences at UC Davis, which is one of the most diverse medical schools in the country. As the senior director of legal services at the AAMC, Alarcon is an expert in matters ranging from civil rights and employment law to national policy issues impacting medical education. She was one of the authors of the AAMC's amicus brief to the Supreme Court in the Harvard and UNC cases in support of race-conscious admissions. Beyond the White Coat is hosted by David J. Skorton, MD, and our executive producer is Zenneia McLendon. Our project manager is Brittany Loca. This episode was produced by Aaron Dillard and edited and engineered by Laura Zelaya. Elena Marinaccio is our copy editor, and De'Angello Powe made all our graphics. Our sound design is by De'Angello Powe and David J. Skorton. Rachel Bunn provided additional support for this episode.

What is the mindset needed to be successful in business? What are examples of toxic leadership? What are the best ways to manage your business? And what do systems do for you as a business owner?  All this and more!Learn more about Mark Henderson Leary at:Website: www.markhendersonleary.comListen to the Practice Freedom PodcastRegister for the 2023 ChiroLIFE Conference at www.chirolifeconference.com. Save 15% when you register before Labor Day using discount code 'ARMY' at checkout! To learn more about Dr. Jeff, his Pay it Forward mission,  and coaching, visit www.mybigfishenterprises.com or email mybigfishinfo@gmail.com. For more nuggets of entrepreneurialism and motivation, follow us on Instagram @bigfish.enterprises and Facebook @BigFishEnterprises!

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The day "Rattlesnake Kate" Slaughterback (armed with only a rifle, 4 bullets, and a "No Hunting" sign) successfully shot, slashed and smashed her way through hundreds of rattlesnakes to save herself and her son, a legend was born. But that's just the beginning of her story... Olivia is on location at the Greeley History Museum with Grammy-nominated musician and composer Neyla Pekarek (formerly of The Lumineers), whose musical Rattlesnake Kate premiered in 2022 at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Kate Slaughterback's letters were read by Emma Porter, and "Rattlesnake Kate's Passionate Love" was performed by Mark Henderson. Music featured in this episode by Neyla Pekarek, Quincas Moreira, Nat Keefe and The Bow Ties, Zachariah Hickman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Henderson, Director of Corporate Affairs at Wellcome, joins Edelman's Justin Blake to unpack findings from the 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer Special Report: Trust and Health and to give insights on how Wellcome builds trust on health issues through communication. “People will trust when they're treated as equals rather than as passive vessels for information,” … Continue reading "Mark Henderson on Communicating Trusted Health Information"

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We know we have some long-time listeners to The Hearing (thank you!) and we get super excited when we meet them. But for those of you who haven't listened since way back in 2018, an episode we often find ourselves recommending is ep. 6 (https://pod.fo/e/149f97). It's a jaw-dropping interview and it's how we first met Yasmin. Fast-forward five years – with Yasmin now one of our regular hosts – in this episode she covers similar ground with her guest, Mark Henderson – a barrister at Doughty Street Chambers in London. Mark and Yasmin talk about being thrown into the deep end of disability overnight, with the ongoing challenges around accessibility, visibility and opportunity that this brings. Mark's story is both moving and inspirational. As you'll hear, there was so much to discuss that we can't wait to have him back. Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing

BHN editor Eloise Hanson chats with Mark Henderson, YOTEL's VP of technical services, about the group's use of modular construction within existing and future properties, the opportunities and challenges of building modular projects and why there is increased appetite for them.

Entero Energy works with building and land owners to develop, design, and build solar energy systems that provide strong financial returns and lower carbon footprints. Today's guest is Mark Henderson who serves as Director of Government Financing Services at Entero Energy.  Mark comes on the show to talk about Entero Energy's role and process in assisting borrowers in taking advantage of additional dollars given due to an Energy Public Policy to implement and embrace sustainable energy in small businesses.  – Check out Entero Energy: https://enteroenergy.com/  For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual Florida Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders Conference hosted at the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes.  – To learn more about FLAGGL, visit their website here

Thom and Elliott are joined by actor, model, and boudoir maven, Mark Henderson. Mark shares his harrowing tale of survival from serial killer Bruce McArthur, being present during the bathhouse raids, working to open Casey House, meeting Princess Di, working as a nurse through the AIDS crisis, partying with Andy Warhol, joining the police force, starting Gay Halloween on Church St., and much more! 

Markie Henderson is the co-owner of MeDiet Café, a unique plant-based eatery in the heart of sunny Las Vegas. Her father & ‘MeDiet' creator, Mark Henderson, quickly plunged into a healthier lifestyle after being diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma cancer. Not wanting to take the pharmaceutical route, Mark started creating cleanses, juices and meals from simple ingredients like fruit, nuts and veggies. After healing friends, neighbors and eventually himself from disease, the Hendersons' main objective as a family turned into sharing the spiritual knowledge and growth so many others needed. Markie was working in fitness when her Dad came home with the shocking news that he had bought a restaurant for them to run. Although they had no experience in the area & grand opening fell on the first day of the Pandemic, the business is continuously thriving! Markie has taken full operational control of the café and can be seen daily either working the counter or catering events all through the Valley on one of their successful food trucks. The epic duo believe that through humility and hustle they will continue to find ways to heal humanity. https://www.instagram.com/medietcafelv/ https://www.fadedtruth.com/episodes  

I det här avsnittet har vi förmånen att få möta två fantastiskt inspirerande män som trotsade sina egna fördomar och startade upp nätverket Spirit of man. Mark Henderson och Martin Tufvesson. Två män som inte kände varandra från början men som på varsitt håll gjort en inre resa som fört dem mot samma mål. Vi hör dem berätta om sina inre resor som varit omvälvande på många sätt såsom livet ofta är och de berättar såklart om nätverket för män, Spirit of man. Ett nätverk där män får möjlighet att mötas utan samhällsnormens roller och fasader och bara vara dem de är ämnade att vara kring det som är viktigt i livet. Var tredje vecka ses man och vandrar tillsammans och däremellan ordnas online träffar och ibland lite längre resor och vandringar. Så här skriver de själva på sin hemsida; Vad innebär det att leva i sin fulla, mogna manlighet? Hur kan du visa dig mer fullständigt i dina relationer, ditt arbete och samhället? Hur kan du bli en bättre ledare för dig själv och andra genom osäkra tider? Om du blir nyfiken på Mark och Martin och deras Spirit of man så finner du dem här; https://www.spiritofman.se/ Varmt välkommen att lyssna på veckans avsnitt / Mia, Linda, Mark och Martin Följ oss på socialmedier Instagram: viktigtpariktigt_podcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/haraldsdotterkensen Skulle du vilja stöda vårt poddande så vore vi oehört tacksam! Swisha gärna en liten eller stor summa till 123 360 99 97 Skriv PODD i medelandet. Mia Harladsdotter www.haraldsdottersskafferi.se Facebook: www.facebook.com/haraldsdottersskafferi Instagram: www.instagram.com/haraldsdottersskafferi Linda Kensén www.unikasamtal.se Facebook: www.facebook.com/unikasamtal Instagram: www.instagram.com/unikasamtal

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SUMMER BONUS! We're pleased to bring you the audio from some of our 2022 High School Week Seminars. This seminar was led by Mark Henderson, executive pastor at Christ Community Church in Ames. The seminar title was “Anxiety – Why am I shaking?” In this seminar, Mark uses a long video clip, which can be found by following the links below: Blog post about resources on anxiety (includes several more videos and the worksheet Mark references): https://ccames.org/2020/12/conversations-on-anxiety/ Video: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/491712515/023c4d9ec8?embedded=true&source=video_title&owner=7297375 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hacamps/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacamps/support

Welcome to a podcast series on the fight to secure Supply Chains through cross-industry innovation. Exiger sponsors this series. In this series, we will explore the ongoing efforts of Exiger to lead the discussion and enhancement of Supply Chain Risk Management. Over this series, I visit with Erika Peters, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Third Party & Supply Chain Risk Management; Tim Stone, Senior Director, Supply Chain Risk Management for Exiger Federal Solutions; Kim Lee, Director who focuses on risk and compliance; Nick Wildgoose, a Consultant at Exiger; Skyler Chi, Director and Deputy Head of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management; Andrew Lehmann, Associate Director at Exiger; Jennifer Nestor, Vice President at Exiger, Americas and Public Sector; Theresa Campobasso, Senior Director for Defense Programs at Exiger; Dan Banes President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Solution Design Lead. In this concluding episode 5, I am joined by Dan Banes, President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Solution Design Lead to discuss Supply Chain issues in the energy sector. Highlights of this podcast include: Key drivers for change within the energy industry around Third-Party and Supply Chain risk management The impact of Russian sanctions on the energy industry; and How ESG regulatory risk management has evolved within the energy industry. Resources Dan Banes Profile Mark Henderson Profile Exiger Website Exiger's Supply Chain Explorer

Welcome to a podcast series on the fight to secure Supply Chains through cross-industry innovation. Exiger sponsors this series. In this series, we will explore the ongoing efforts of Exiger to lead the discussion and enhancement of Supply Chain Risk Management. Over this series, I visit with Erika Peters, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Third Party & Supply Chain Risk Management; Tim Stone, Senior Director, Supply Chain Risk Management for Exiger Federal Solutions; Kim Lee, Director who focuses on risk and compliance; Nick Wildgoose, a Consultant at Exiger; Skyler Chi, Director and Deputy Head of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management; Andrew Lehmann, Associate Director at Exiger; Jennifer Nestor, Vice President at Exiger, Americas and Public Sector; Theresa Campobasso, Senior Director for Defense Programs; Dan Banes President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Business Development. In this episode 4, we discuss Supply Chain issues in the defense industrial base (DIB) with Jennifer Nestor and Theresa Campobasso. Highlights of this podcast include: ·   The DIB's role in Supply Chain Security; ·   What has changed for the DIB regarding Supply Chain Risk Management; and ·   How the DIB responds to the government-led changes in Supply Chain standards. Resources Jennifer Nestor Profile Theresa Campobasso Profile Exiger Website Exiger's Supply Chain Explorer

Welcome to a podcast series on the fight to secure Supply Chains through cross-industry innovation. Exiger sponsors this series. In this series, we will explore the ongoing efforts of Exiger to lead the discussion and enhancement of Supply Chain Risk Management.  Over this series, I visit with Erika Peters, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Third Party & Supply Chain Risk Management;  Tim Stone, Senior Director, Supply Chain Risk Management for Exiger Federal Solutions; Kim Lee, Director who focuses on risk and compliance; Nick Wildgoose, a Consultant at Exiger; Skyler Chi, Director and Deputy Head of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management;  Andrew Lehmann, Associate Director at Exiger; Jennifer Nestor, Vice President at Exiger, Americas and Public Sector; Theresa Campobasso, Senior Director for Defense Programs; Dan Banes President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Business Development.  In this episode 3, we discuss Supply Chain issues in the Information Technology & Telecommunications industry with Skyler Chi and Andrew Lehmann. Highlights of this podcast include: ·      Unique vulnerabilities in this sector; ·      Potential operational disruptions from one geo-region or single source in IT; and  ·      Hardware and software requirements in Supply Chain Risk Management. Resources Skyler Chi Profile Andrew Lehmann  Profile Exiger Website Exiger's Supply Chain Explorer

Welcome to a podcast series on the fight to secure Supply Chains, through cross-industry innovation. This series is sponsored by Exiger. In this series we will explore the ongoing efforts of Exiger to lead the discussion and enhancement of Supply Chain Risk Management. Over this series, I visit with Erika Peters, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Third Party & Supply Chain Risk Management; Tim Stone, Senior Director, Supply Chain Risk Management for Exiger Federal Solutions; Kim Lee, Director who focuses on risk and compliance; Nick Wildgoose, a Consultant at Exiger; Skyler Chi, Director and Deputy Head of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management; Andrew Lehmann, Associate Director at Exiger; Jennifer Nestor, Vice President at Exiger, Americas and Public Sector; Theresa Campobasso, Senior Director for Defense Programs; Dan Banes President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Business Development.  In this Episode 2, we discuss Supply Chain issues in manufacturing and consumer markets with Kim Lee and Nick Wildgoose. Highlights of this podcast include: Key challenges in Supply Chain Risk Management in the manufacturing and consumer sectors; How manufacturing and consumer sectors can improve their approach to managing Supply Chain risk; and The evolving supply risk areas in respect of the manufacturing and consumer industry sectors. Resources Kim Lee Profile Nick Wildgoose Profile Exiger Website Exiger's Supply Chain Explorer

Welcome to a podcast series on the fight to secure Supply Chains, through cross-industry innovation. This series is sponsored by Exiger. In this series we will explore the ongoing efforts of Exiger to lead the discussion and enhancement of Supply Chain Risk Management.  Over this series, I visit with Erika Peters, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Third Party & Supply Chain Risk Management;  Tim Stone, Senior Director, Supply Chain Risk Management for Exiger Federal Solutions; Kim Lee, Director who focuses on risk and compliance; Nick Wildgoose, a Consultant at Exiger; Skyler Chi, Director and Deputy Head of Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management;  Andrew Lehmann, Associate Director at Exiger; Jennifer Nestor, Vice President at Exiger, Americas and Public Sector; Theresa Campobasso, Senior Director for Defense Programs; Dan Banes President of Commercial Technology, and Mark Henderson, Director of Business Development.  In this Episode 1, we discuss Supply Chain issues in information and communications technology industry with Erika Peters and Tim Stone. Highlights of this podcast include: ·      Key challenges for Supply Chain Risk Management in healthcare; ·      Lessons learned from Covid-19 on Supply Chain in healthcare; and  ·      The evolving areas for Supply Chain Risk Management in healthcare. Resources Erika Peters Profile Andrew Lehmann Profile Exiger Website Exiger's Supply Chain Explorer

In the second part of our first ever two-parter, we finish off the interviews from the 2022 EFCA Central District Leadership Conference on March 7-8 at Valley Church in West Des Moines. Interviewees in this episode, in order of appearance, are: Mark Henderson, Chuck Mullikin, Brad Wos and Andre Turner, Chad Ryan, Damian Peasley, John Nett, and Carter Norine. Enjoy! For more information about Hidden Acres Christian Center, visit hacamps.org, call our office at 515-547-2751, send an email to podcast@hacamps.org, or look us up on social media. Music Credit: Life by Roa https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hacamps/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacamps/support

Reminding you why the Mississippi Gulf Coast is such a great place to live, work, and play

In this first episode of my fourth year podcasting, I talk about why I needed to take a break from the show, the process of returning, and, more importantly, what I hope you all can learn from my experience. Get the complete show notes for this episode: theinspiredlegacy.com/podcast/084 And be sure to sign up for Inspired Inbox, my weekly devotional for men. NEXT STEPS: Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Get your free copy of our Dad Guide—Nine Ways to Be A Better Dad by visiting theinspiredlegacy.com/join Join our private Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/theinspiredlegacy Follow The Inspired Legacy on Instagram @theinspiredlegacy Brought to you by Clixable

New Stage Theatre continues its 56th Season with the Mississippi play I Just Stopped By to See the Man beginning February 2nd thru -13th listen as New Stage Artistic Director Francine Thomas Reynolds and Chair of the Department of Speech Communication and Theatre at Jackson State University, Dr. Mark Henderson give us an inside look at this upcoming production. For information about New Stage Theatre visit: New Stage Theatre | Mississippi's Professional Regional Theatre See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul and Perez banter back and forth, Senator Chad McMahan drops by the studio during the 7 o

Rafael is joined by Mark Henderson and Haadcode to talk about OrbitDB, a distributed database / data mesh for use in peer to peer applications. They talk about what it is like developing in the peer to peer field, talk about developing an oplog CRDT, complain a little bit about safari and browser storage limitations, and discuss how one of the core innovations in developing for p2p applications is finding the capacity to "think in a distributed way". - https://orbitdb.org/ - Equilibrium: https://equilibrium.io/en/ - Jon Sarkin's Art: jonsarkin.com - Distributed (c): https://distributedc.org/ - A Post about Watchit: https://dev.to/geolffreym/watchit-2b88 - Watchit App: https://watchitapp.site/ - Mark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aphelionz - OrbitDB on github: https://github.com/orbitdb/orbitdb.org - OrbitDB on Matrix: https://riot.im/app/#/room/#orbit-db:matrix.org

I had the time and pleasure to interview one of my mentors. Dr. Mark Henderson is the current Coordinator of Jackson State University's Speech Communication & Theatre department. His accomplishments and accolades extend 2 lifetimes and you'll begin to understand his impact as a motivator and influencer once you've taken time to listen to this segment! 

In this episode, I outline some basic principles that will help you to not only get more out of the Bible but activate its power in your life, leading to real, lasting transformation. There's something for everyone in this message, whether you already have faith or are still skeptical about the whole “God thing." The life-giving power and wisdom contained within the Holy Scripture is real and waiting for you. Get the complete show notes for this episode, along with my free PDF that highlights the Inductive Bible Study Method: theinspiredlegacy.com/podcast/060 Get my weekly devotional: Inspired Inbox NEXT STEPS: Leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Get your free copy of our Dad Guide—Nine Ways to Be A Better Dad by visiting theinspiredlegacy.com/join Join our private Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/theinspiredlegacy Join our private MeWe group at mewe.com/join/theinspiredlegacy Join our private Gab group at https://gab.com/groups/11020 Follow The Inspired Legacy on Instagram @theinspiredlegacy.

Chief Mark Henderson has 34 years of law enforcement experience. He has held a variety of positions in the Brighton Police Department including Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and in July 2010 he became the Chief of Police. Upon his retirement, Mark has taken on his new role with the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester which includes working with congregations on security procedures and protocols, facility security assessments, and working to instill a culture of security community-wide.   He is also tasked with working with locations that have security vulnerabilities by identifying funding sources to help remediate the deficiencies.  In this episode of The Helping Conversation, Mark shares his vast experience and expertise on the ways in which law enforcement professionals bring their own unique strategies to The Helping Conversation including community relationship building, an understanding of mental health issues and their need for self-care. In his present role, Mark shares all that he is doing to create trust and safety within his relationship across constituent groups by listening deeply, asking questions and being open to learning about and celebrating cultural/religious diversity.