Podcast appearances and mentions of mark morse

Mark Morse is a true toy industry veteran with nearly 20 years across a variety of companies from Mattel and Super7, to MGA. While we know him best from his nostalgia-fueled work over at Plastic Meatball, today we're here to talk about his new role as Vice President and Global Brand Lead for Wheels and Action over at Spin Master. Mark, welcome back to Adventures in Collecting!Follow Spin Master on Instagram @spinmasterFollow us @aic_podcast on Instagram, Facebook, X, and YouTubeStart creating a podcast today with Zencastr! Learn more.Intro and other voices by Joe Azzarihttps://www.instagram.com/voicesbyjoe/Theme Music is "Game Boy Horror" by the Zombie DandiesProudly part of the Non-Productive Network

In this podcast episode, Mark Morse, founder of Morsekode, joins to discuss his journey in blending his passions for music and business into his branding agency. He shares the story behind Morsekode's distinctive guitar pick logo and how it symbolizes the company's creative approach to branding, which involves connecting brands with their audiences on an emotional level. Mark also reflects on his career transition from musician to marketer, his education in business, and the formative experiences at a creative agency that shaped his understanding of creativity's role in business success. The episode also touches on the recent merger of Morsekode and Mark's future endeavors, including teaching and coaching, as well as his personal interests like fishing. Throughout the conversation, Mark emphasizes the importance of relationships, creativity, and maintaining a balanced life that integrates personal values and work. This episode is brought to you by inTouch: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/intouch-stay-in-touch/id6475792802

Keep 375 Alive! This week we're joined by Plastic Meatball's Mark Morse and Roman Cortez where we discuss the design, direction, and creation of Plastic Meatball products. From reviving retro IPs in the ultimate "What If" scenarios, to bringing modern licenses to the iconic form factors of yesteryear, get ready for a packed episode with Plastic Meatball!Follow Plastic Meatball on Twitter and Instagram @plasticmeatballSave 12% at BlendJet - use our special link and the discount will be applied at checkout! zen.ai/aicpod12Follow us @aic_podcast on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTubeIntro and other voices by Joe Azzarihttps://www.instagram.com/voicesbyjoe/Theme Music is "Game Boy Horror" by the Zombie DandiesProudly part of the Non-Productive Network

Our guest this month has been a member of the chapter for over 10 years and should be a familiar face to anyone who regularly attends the general meeting. Mark Morse talks with us about his unique path to finding his aviation passion. How that path led him to choose the airplane he is currently close to completing and some of the trials and tribulations along the way to where he is at now. We wrap up with some chapter announcements and big news from EAA HQ regarding a new flight testing program. Make sure you smash that LIKE button!

Content Marketing is one of the most powerful tools you can use to grow your business, and in this podcast, I'm going to show you how Mark Morse has used it to build an award-winning agency.Connect with Mark here! https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-morse-5340201/Follow us on all the things!https://twitter.com/Schmidt_Listhttps://www.instagram.com/schmidtlistpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/schmidtlist/Check out https://www.schmidt-list.com for more show info.Want to learn more about my custom software design and development agency in Minneapolis? https://www.foundrymakes.com

Nate Corning discusses the rewards and challenges of running Mark's Guitar Shop in Spokane, Washington. The shop focuses on service and sales of new and used equipment and the strategies and tools they use to accomplish their goals.Although Nate started his career as a performer he discovered a love of the retail music business and the skills he could bring to the shop. Eric and Nate talk about how as a small business owner he wears many hats and how to simplify his approach to selling and servicing guitars.Key Insights You may have expertise in one area of your business, but you will wear many hats during your career. Have the courage to build a music business that fits your style, market, and personal business goals. Take advantage of the sales channels you have to sell product you can acquire at a discounted price. Guest BioNate Corning of Mark's Guitar Shop focuses on serving knowledgeable customers new and vintage and cool player grade used guitars, basses, and amps. Nate founded Mark's Guitar Shop with Mark Morse in 2002 as a service oriented "Pro Shop" located in Spokane, Washington's Historic Garland District.

In this episode of Brand Groove Sessions, CEO Mark Morse sits down with Todd Bischoff, the Global Creative Director at Gerber Gear, to discuss Bischoff’s personal development as a creative and how he shifted the creative culture at Gerber Gear to create thrilling and bold brand experiences that connect to the customer and leave a lasting impression.

Mark Morse and Lee Aase sit down to discuss the path that led to adopting social media use at one of the world’s leading healthcare authorities, how social media has evolved in the industry over the years, and where it may be heading in the future.

As we navigate through rapidly changing times, healthcare organizations are being forced to become innovative and creative with how they are expressing their brand values. In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer discuss the concept of “open innovation” and how health systems can create value through innovation and creativity. They are joined by expert Mark Morse, CEO and Chief Creative Officer of MorseKode, who shares a framework that brands can follow to evolve their brand expressions through changing times.  Mentions from the Show: Beyond Posting - Chris Boyer's keynote presentation for the #MayoSHSMD conference Why Now Is the Time for “Open Innovation” What can this crisis teach us about the future of creativity? Mark Morse on LinkedIn Mark Morse on Twitter MorseKode.com Find Us Online:  Touchpoint podcast Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Social Health Institute

Mark & Julie Morse are missionaries loved and supported by NCC. We were honored to have them share testimonies from their mission work. Mark delivered a powerful word out of Luke 10 about the willingness to see and get involved with our neighbors.

In this episode Mark Morse sits down with Julie Gilbert, an Executive Transformational Growth Leader, Fortune 50 Executive, CPA, Investor, a member of the Board of Trustees at the University of Minnesota and the list goes on. Mark and Julie talk about the secret to building trusting relationships, memorable insights of changing company culture, and how a deep value of education instilled by her parents has paved the way for her success.

Mark Morse sits down with Carl Bliss, Director of Interactive Media at the University of Northwestern - St. Paul. Together they talk about the future of radio, audio consumption, and engaging listeners with different content formats.

Dayna Frank is the CEO of First Avenue, a legendary independent club and an epicenter of live music and entertainment in the Twin Cities. Under Frank's watch, the club has earned multiple awards while expanding its purview beyond the walls of First Avenue and the 7th St. Entry to include other clubs like the Fine Line and St. Paul's Palace Theater and Turf Club. Mark Morse sat down with Frank to discuss how energy and an entrepreneurial spirit fosters work that is fun and purposeful, how to please both customers and employees, and what it takes to create lifelong, meaningful memories for concertgoers.

In this episode, Mark Morse sits down to talk with Patrick Campion, Senior Director of Marketing Partnerships at Sleep Number by Select Comfort. Together, they talk about the importance of authenticity in brand partnerships, the powerful marketing influence of athletes, and why Sleep Number is as much a technology company as it is a mattress company.

After attending an event on brand trust, Mark Morse was inspired to craft an episode around brand forgiveness. Pairing opinions with Brand & Culture Marketing Lead and 30 under 30 award winner, Darren Glover, the two discuss the realities of brand forgiveness.

Agency Principal and Chief Creative Officer, Mark Morse tells the full story of Morsekode. From a card table and fax machine to prime real estate downtown and a full in-house production studio, hear how the humble beginning helped make MK what it is today. Through strategic agency branding around music, Morsekode started with clients in that space, to now embracing a strong loyalty to healthcare amongst other industries.

Learn 4 tips to creating marketing content at the "Speed of Social" from CEO Mark Morse.Social media moves fast. As a result, modern marketers are constantly challenged to create more content at a quicker pace. But how can they deliver their product faster without sacrificing quality?Quickly creating emotive content is possible – it just requires strategic thinking. In this episode, Morsekode CEO Mark Morse talks about how to create and publish work quickly without sacrificing professionalism. These four tips have proven effective at Morsekode, and are a good place to start increasing the efficiency of work:

We would like your feedback on today's podcast by answering this quick two-minute survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MS2T6P6. Thank you so much for your support.   My guest today is a gentleman who knows more about fraud than just about anyone else in the accounting and finance profession: Gary Zeune, CPA, Managing Director of The Pros & The Cons.   The Pros & The Cons is the only speaker bureau in the country specializing in white-collar criminals. His 40 plus ex-con speakers tell the stories of how and why they embezzled, took kickbacks, and cooked the books to the tune of up to $2.7 billion. His speakers include Mark Morse, a former CFO at ZZZZ Best; Paul Allen, an ex-bank CEO; and Dunlap Cannon, the largest real estate closing attorney in Memphis.   But regardless of what kind of entity they worked at, regardless of the dollar amount, there are several really common elements between everyone who commits fraud – the biggest one being that they don't think they're going to get caught. To put it simply, ego gets in the way.   So, why would someone be so stupid to think they aren't going to get caught?   Well, consider this: have you ever broken the speed limit while driving? Everybody, including me and Gary, have done. It's illegal, so why do we do it? We do it because we think we're going to get away with it – just the same as somebody cheating on their expense report or cooking the books at the bank for $2.7 billion.   People say, "Well, I'd never let that happen to me." Well, when you get in your car and you go on the freeway, most of us start going the speed limit. Then, you go two miles over. Then, you're three miles over. Then, five. After you're driving for an hour, you might be going 10, 15 miles over the speed limit. What happens is when your brain is bombarded by constant stimuli, the same stimuli, your brain becomes desensitized.   That's why frauds always start little and get bigger, and bigger, and bigger.   Most people think that there is a bright line on ethical behavior, but that's not the way it works. Ethics is not absolute. Ethics is situational.   So you might think going just five or 10 miles over the speed limit isn’t so bad, but would you break the law by driving 30 or 40 miles over the speed limit? Most of us the answer is no, most of the time, but what about when you have a medical emergency and you're taking your child to the hospital? Your child's health and well-being is more important than you staying five miles over the speed limit, so you change your behavior and break the law even more because there's something more important to you in this situation than the speed limit.   So, if you don't do something about fraud, it’s just going to grow – which also means you need to know how fraud works so that you can identify it.   You may get an expense report for $1000, including a $12 fake cab. If you don't bust someone over it, assuming you catch it, and then make the punishment worse than the crime, they're going to do it again. “And it will get bigger, and bigger, and bigger. That's where it always starts.”   Gary shares a number of great fraud stories in the episode, and you can learn even more by reading some of the following articles he wrote or contributed to:   Scott London, Ex-Auditor From Insider-Trading Scheme, Is Out of Prison, Has a Job What do Fraud, Ethics and Strategy have in common? Fraudsters in Demand as Speakers Amid White-Collar Crackdown - Risk & Compliance - WSJ Prison-Bound KPMG Ex-Partner Remorseful for Insider Tips - WSJ Former KPMG Partner Scott London Speaks out Before Starting Prison Term - Accounting Today WSJ Special Report - White Collar Criminals for Hire - From the Penitentiary to the Podium Confessions of an insider trader on the eve of his prison sentence - WSJ MarketWatch Forbes Former KPMG Partner Scott London Shares Cautionary Tale Before Prison Former KPMG Partner Scott London to Hold CPE-Eligible Webcast on Ethics Before He Goes to Prison for Insider Trading Ever Thought, 'How Did He Get Promoted?' Here's How - WSJ How to Tell If Your Coworkers Are Using Their Manipulative Powers for Good or Evil - At Work - WSJ What Corporate Climbers Can Teach Us - WSJ   Resources: Learn more at http://www.theprosandthecons.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gzfraud/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gzfraud   -- Change Your Mindset is produced by Podcast Masters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A net promoter score (NPS) gives us an idea about our member’s overall satisfaction with us as their insurance provider, and their loyalty to Humana. Join William Fleming in a conversation with Mark Morse, Vice President of Pharmacy Service Operations; Shawna Fraser, Associate Director of Consumer Experience; and Christina Graham, Senior Consumer Experience Professional, as they explain the NPS score, why it matters, and what it takes to deliver quality experiences to our members.

This episode features the vocalist of Chicago bands Ryno and Paradigm, Mark Morse.

What is going on Longbox listeners!! Episode 77 is ready!! Episode 77 is the year end special!! There is no #popcultureclassic!! We go over all of our favorite items from 2017, around the table!! We have an interview from the comic book Narrow Road, with Zack Davisson and Mark Morse!! Remember, you can ALWAYS let us know what you think! We can only think of so many things to talk about every other week, and would LOVE to get some feedback and ideas from all of you out there who are listening!! You can send mp3s and email to our email address. Also, join the conversations on our Facebook Page and Twitter Page. Also, if you have good feedback, please leave it for us on iTunes and Stitcher!! That's one way to help us climb the ranks into podcast glory!! You can ALSO leave us voicemail!!! Call the Michael Kuyrk memorial 970-573-6148 and leave us a hilarious message!!! Hall of Justice Comics & Collectibles Our Stitcher Our iTunes Patreon Amazon Credit - Jonthan Garnett, Juan Muro, Gabe Llanas

This week on the podcast we listen to a different podcast that Word of Life offers. This one is hosted by Brian Baker from Local Church Ministries. Here is the description for the episode. How much impact can one life really have? Being a youth leader can feel like a thankless position, leading many to question if it's worth it. Today, you will hear the testimony of Mark Morse. Mark was once a  lost 12 year old in New England, until he heard the Gospel through a local church youth ministry. Today, Mark is a Chick-fil-A franchisee in North Carolina with a thriving ministry in his local community.  Here a link if you'd like to listen to more of the Multiply! podcast. https://lcm.wol.org/multiply/

How much impact can one life really have? Being a youth leader can feel like a thankless position, leading many to question if it's worth it. Today, you will hear the testimony of Mark Morse. Mark was once a  lost 12 year old in New England, until he heard the Gospel through a local church youth ministry. Today, Mark is a Chick-fil-A franchisee in North Carolina with a thriving ministry in his local community.

HDO 247 está centrado en cinco propuestas de improvisación libre: Trandans (Stitching Wig, 2017), con Ab Baars, Ig Henneman y Dave Burrell; Waterscapes (Creative Sources Recordings, 2017) de Blaise Siwula y Jorge Nuno; Planktonic Finales (Intakt, 2017) de Stephan Crump, Ingrid Laubrock y Cory Smythe; A Square Meal (Atrito Afeito, 2017) de Karoline Leblanc, Luis Vicente, Hugo Antunes y Paulo J. Ferreira Lopes; 682/681 (TryTone, 2017) de Lisa Cay Miller con, entre otros, George Hadow, Mark Morse, Onno Govaert y Jasper Stadhouders. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información de HDO 247 en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=29753. Toda la información de HDO en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

Guest speaker Mark Morse reminds believers to be diligent in their fight against their personal dragons and the dragon of this world: satan…by applying God's truths to our lives and holding each other accountable, believers can overcome the struggles of this world.

A Father's Day message from guest speaker Mark Morse.

Graduate Sunday message shared by Mark Morse.

Guest speaker Mark Morse challenges listeners to be faithful in giving back to God those things He has entrusted for our stewardship, including our tithes, talents, and time.

A message from guest speaker Mark Morse on the 7 things God "hates" and the reality of God's great grace.

Guest speaker Mark Morse challenges listeners to better understand who they are and who God is in order to live out our purpose and impact the world as God has called us to.

A message from guest speaker Mark Morse on living a life of strength and courage found in walking with God.