Podcasts about market management

In a world where globalization and digital transformation are making our supply chains more interconnected than ever, the importance of robust security measures cannot be overstated. It's not just about ensuring the smooth flow of goods and services; it's about safeguarding business continuity, protecting brand reputation, and ultimately ensuring customer satisfaction.Podcast Speakers:Camilla Chandra, Head of Marine EMEA, Zurich Insurance CompanyBjörn Hartong, Global Head of RE Marine, Security & Supply Chain, Zurich Resilience SolutionsTaylor Sjoberg, former Senior Marine Risk Engineer, Zurich Resilience Solutions, USModerated by Daniela Wedema, Head of Market Management, Commercial Insurance, Zurich Insurance CompanyRelated linksZurich Commercial Insurance LinkedIn: Zurich Commercial Insurance | LinkedInRead the summary of the podcast here: Supply Chain Security: As Crime Rises, Businesses Strengthen Resilience | Zurich Insurance

http://www.futureofrisk.comThe final episode of the "Road to Relief: finding a path to accessible, affordable healthcare,” podcast miniseries, features Rick Holmes, President of Lakeshore Benefit Alliance, and Chris Howard, Head of Market Management for Zurich North America's Life Accident and Health. They provide insights into the primary challenges that American employers and employees encounter due to rising healthcare costs, including increasing premiums and out-of-pocket expenses.Listen as they discuss proactive solutions such as Stop-Loss and GAP medical supplemental health insurance products, which aim to make healthcare more affordable and accessible.Record date: 3/26/24Air date: 6/19/24

What happens when as an eight-year-old, you are moved from Okinawa to Indiana, two more contrasting places you couldn't imagine? Well, for half-Japanese-half-American Michael Dykes, it was definitely “jarring”, but it taught him some valuable life lessons which have stood him in good stead in both his career and life.The Vice President, Market Management of Asia-Pacific for Expedia Group said growing up on a farm in rural America taught him self-sufficiency as well as an appreciation for the origin of food. It also made him determined to return to Japan, and Asia, where his heart is and so he made sure he never lost his Japanese language skills while building a new life in the US. In this podcast, Dykes talks about how countries in South-east Asia are more interwoven with each other – a lot of cultural awareness across boundaries, not seen so much in North-east Asia, which then leads to e-commerce in general, including travel, cutting across boundaries as well. Dykes also talks about Expedia's partnerships with Jetstar and Philippine Airlines, and a deal now with general e-commerce players such as G-Mart of South Korea. The company is also expanding the definition of B2B, and he sees opportunities within Asia-Pacific, both vertically and geographically, for Expedia to “power travel for everybody”.New episodes of Powering Travel coming in 2024.

The European Union has announced a new emergency package to tackle the energy crisis, betting on steps to bolster solidarity among member states. Yet, the bloc is refraining from immediate gas price caps to stem high inflation and stave off recession, amid a lack of unanimity in the European Council and considerable technical complexities. Ehsan Khoman, Head of Commodities, ESG and Emerging Markets Research (EMEA), discusses the latest proposals in depth and offers insights into the continent's dynamic system of cross-border gas network, the practicalities of which have never been tested before. ----more---- Disclaimer: www.mufgresearch.com (PDF)

Clark Neighbors with BIS Commodities in Cedar Rapids, Iowa talks with Chris on numerous market fundamentals as we march towards harvest. First off they address some of the market carry over from the USDA report last Monday. They go on to discuss some of the early harvest activity and the importance of managing basis levels in your local area. Some areas will have deficient supplies which may give us basis strength, however timing and paying attention will be crucial. Finally, they discuss several macro economic fundamentals that may provide some market headwinds in the near future. Some of the areas to watch include interest rates, inflation, input costs, and the potential of a world slow down or even potentially a recession.

Join a TAKE TWO live King Hero Interview with a man who was not going to take it anymore. For myself, as the daughter of entrepreneurs who were extorted and made to slave to collect taxes for the government, Jean-Serge Brisson's mission is close to my heart. In this interview we will talk about the story he tells in his book, Tea Party for One, that caused Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to take him to court, and how he won by showing how the government was breaking their own laws, and perpetuating a system they admit is broken and dysfunctional. We're also going to discuss the subject of his second book he's writing that provides proof of the CRA lying in court. In his own words about how he started his path of speaking out. “I was born on a dairy farm and worked around farmers all my life. I know their issues well. The reason I did not become a farmer is because I found the government involved in to much of what farmers do. I ran for elections many times and am a hardened Libertarian. But I do believe in people finding their own solutions to problems that cannot be resolved in a normal course of action such as Market Management for dairy. It is the industry that regulates it and controls it, Not government. There should be room to allow farmers to work outside Market Management and be free to deal with the public if they so wish to do. It would save MANY a small dairy farm." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-martens/message

Join a live King Hero Interview with a man who was not going to take it anymore. For myself, as the daughter of entrepreneurs who were extorted and made to slave to collect taxes for the government, Jean-Serge Brisson's mission is close to my heart. In this interview we will talk about the story he tells in his book, Tea Party for One, that caused Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to take him to court, and how he won by showing how the government was breaking their own laws, and perpetuating a system they admit is broken and dysfunctional. We're also going to discuss the subject of his second book he's writing that provides proof of the CRA lying in court. In his own words about how he started his path of speaking out: “I was born on a dairy farm and worked around farmers all my life. I know their issues well. The reason I did not become a farmer is because I found the government involved in to much of what farmers do. I ran for elections many times and am a hardened Libertarian. But I do believe in people finding their own solutions to problems that cannot be resolved in a normal course of action such as Market Management for dairy. It is the industry that regulates it and controls it, Not government. There should be room to allow farmers to work outside Market Management and be free to deal with the public if they so wish to do. It would save MANY a small dairy farm. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-martens/message

Keagan Russo, is Fleetcor's President for North America Local, a company that provides fuel cards and workforce payment products and services. More about our guest:Keagan leads the North America Local Fleet Card line of business, which has ~50,000 businesses under the Fuelman and Comdata Mastercard brands. He joined FLEETCOR in 2019. Before his current role, Keagan lead go-to-market strategy and product for the Local business. Prior to FLEETCOR, he was a strategy and marketing leader at various fintech startups, a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, and started his career at MBNA Corp. He received his JD from Boston College Law School and his BA from Colby College.------------------------------------------------Episode Guide:1:38 - What is Innovation? 2:15 - Understanding: Shallowly and Deeply 4:37 - "Innovation equals speed to market" 5:29 - Creativity in innovation: a solution standpoint 6:15 - Fleetcor's Case Study 7:05 - CarAdvise Partnership 9:40 - Personal problem solving toolkit 13:19 - Implementation: the engineering aspect 14:23 - Chief Innovation Officer 15:55 - Pilot Launch: Electric Vehicle Fleet Payment Solution 17:00 - Internal Innovation and Entrepreneurial Innovation 18:07 - MBNA's FLC23:02 - What isn't Innovation? 25:34 - Advice to Innovators-------------------------Resources Mentioned: Companies: FleetCorMBNA ('acquired and integrated into Bank of America Corporation') CarAdvise--------------------------OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

The guest list is filling up and the dates have been set. Powering Travel is a new podcast brought to you by Expedia Group. Meet hosts Brandon Ehrhardt, Senior Director of Partner Programs and Sally Smith, Senior Director of Market Management.This show is welcoming travel industry leaders to share their best-kept secrets, hard-earned hospitality tips and bold predictions on where the industry is headed next. From sustainability to social media influencers, the travel industry is in for a revival and it's more important than ever to understand the needs of modern-day travelers.

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Since no two farmers markets are the same, it's only logical that there are many different ways they can be operated. Organizational structures vary greatly, but whether a market operator is an employee at a parks department or a manager on contract with a business development group, clearly established job roles and boundaries are vital! This week on Tent Talk we explore the pros and cons of different farmers market management options and provide some tips on how to make sure your market's manager is set up for success. This week's episode is made possible by support from MarketWurks

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Ooh la la, it's time for the last deep dive into an international destination this season - get ready for it, Out Travel the System is heading to France! In this episode, host Nisreene Atassi draws on the expertise of Jackie Kai Ellis, an author, designer, and classically-trained pastry chef with a home base in Paris, and Antoine Walter, a Director, Market Management in France for Expedia, to suss out everything you need to plan out a jaunt to live la belle vie. Listen in as they list off all of the many places you can dream about visiting, from world-class museums, houses of high fashion, and the prehistoric art of the Lascaux cave. Take in the sights that inspired Monet, Brancusi, and Rodin, and make sure to make time to stop at a cafe for a restorative coffee and pastry every so often. They share their inside tips on how to access the best of French history and culture, outdoor adventure, and family-friendly fun. From how to get around to what days to avoid visiting museums, it's all right here in this episode. Here are just a few handy links to inspire your planning inspiration in France: Paris Travel Guide Brittany for beach time Rodin Museum MuCEM in Marseilles See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El docente del área de Relaciones Públicas, Carlos Loayza, participa en el programa, comentando sobre el Non Market Management, conocido como gestión más allá del mercado.

When you think about India, the first thing that comes to mind might be the amazing food, for example, butter chicken, naan bread, dosas and the entrepreneurial Indians who bought these foods to the world. But with India's rapidly expanding middle-class population literally hungry for new ideas, is there an opportunity to flip the script and take the world to India? It may sound counterintuitive, but for some, this is exactly what is happening. In today's episode of Inside India, Ben Hayward is joined by Jasper Reid, founder of International Markets Management, a UK-based trading house specializing in developing brands and businesses in new markets, particularly in India and China. IMM owns the master franchises in India for Jamie's Italian, Jamie's Pizzeria and Wendy's burgers. Jasper's story of bringing pizza and burgers to India is literally the story of a new, modern-day India. That story is one of the opportunities that lie in this amazing subcontinent and the opportunity to serve an emerging consumer who is literally hungry for new ideas and tastes.

05 July 2021: Are you saving enough to secure your financial future? Simon Price, Head of Market Management at Zurich Middle East, offers some sensible advice on saving and preparing for an unpredictable future.  The Legal Eagle Ludmila Yamalova answers your questions on sexual harassment, scooters and more.  Can you "switch off" for an entire week? Steve Cronin of deadsimplesaving tried it, loved it and challenged Helen to do it.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR - Getting to know the new customer' Guests: Simon Calder, Travel journalist (simoncalder.co.uk) and Irene Roberts, Director, UK North, Market Management, Expedia (expediagroup.com)  The Tune into Tourism: Road to Recovery podcast aims to help tourism businesses in Scotland to survive  - and thrive - as we emerge from a global pandemic. We discuss new trends in customer behaviour - what they are looking for, how they are booking, and how to turn lookers into bookers. From pricing, through booking windows, to managing expectations, we talk about how you can take the opportunity this year will provide to create new loyal domestic customers who will keep coming back.    Find out more about Tune into Tourism hie.co.uk/tinto 

Welcome to the Lead With Your Brand New Year Challenge! Week 5 : Keep Up Your Image It’s week 5 of the #LeadWithYourBrandChallenge! For those just joining the Challenge, each week, Jayzen is breaking down the Lead With Your Brandtm system into steps so YOU can Lead With YOUR Brand! If you’ve missed any steps along the way, simply go back to the top of January, listen to each episode and visit https://www.leadwithyourbrand.com to download the free PDF worksheets and the Five Steps To Lead With Your Brand!™ Now that you’ve supersized your brand attribute descriptors last week, it’s time to put them into action every day. A brand is much more than words. It is about how you show up, the behaviors you exhibit and choices that you make every single day. This week we are exploring brand filters, that is, what is it that helps determine how you dress, present ideas and produce signature projects. Jayzen is excited to welcome Celeste Alleyne to the show. Celeste has worked with some of the most prolific individuals you can think of and has amazing career stories to share. She is the Director, Executive Engagements at Microsoft and has worked in community and public affairs for Nike and AT&T, after starting her career in television. Guest Bio Celeste Alleyne Celeste Alleyne is taking a new position within the Microsoft Content Operations-Corporate Events Team as Director, Executive Engagements. She will be responsible for ensuring clarity, communication, and strategic planning for how Events, Studios and Community (ESC) supports and leverages the Microsoft Executive Community across the company’s entire global portfolio of events. Previously, she was Director of Citizenship, Public Affairs and Market Management for Microsoft’s West Region; covering two districts and thirteen states. In this position Celeste leads all of Microsoft’s regional public affairs and community affairs programs and strategies. She has driven Microsoft’s US YouthSpark program implementation for students, educators and military dependents across the country for the last six years. She currently drives the STEM and Artificial Intelligence Access & Equity pillar to support underserved people and communities across the country with entrée into the job market. Celeste was chosen to be the US Citizenship Lead for all Microsoft’s Retail Stores and Education. She was most recently selected as a Cultural Transformation; Diversity & Inclusion Advisor to Microsoft’s President of North America Kate Johnson and her leadership team. She was also a member of Microsoft’s US Diversity & Inclusion Executive Sponsor Committee and currently leads the Empathy in Action “Lived Experiences” pillar under Microsoft’s Chief Development Officer, Jacky Wright. Prior to Microsoft, Celeste was Nike’s Western Region Community Affairs and Communications Director. Celeste started her career at Nike as Group Public Relations Director of Core Sports. Celeste joined Nike after eight years with AT&T’s Pacific Region in Los Angeles where she served as Western Region Director of Public Relations and Community Affairs. Celeste served as Cultural Affairs Commissioner under Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for six years, and currently serves as a board member of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber’s Education Fund. Her passion is to provide all youth and adults --especially the underserved—with STEM and Artificial Intelligence skills and programming. Celeste graduated with honors in Semiotics from Brown University and studied Broadcast Communications for a Masters’ degree program at New York Institute of Technology. She is the author of a self-help book, A Punch in the Stomach: Taking Back Your Life After Job Loss, and has received community, social impact and D&I awards from Microsoft, EmpowerHer, The Help Group, Claremont Lincoln University, National Action Network and the Boys & Girls Club of America. She is a member of the distinguished Microsoft Gold Club, which recognizes extraordinary employee performance and contributions towards achieving key company objectives. Celeste is a native of Boston, Massachusetts, and an avid gourmet cook, professional baker and wine collector. She has appeared on national TV’s Food Network and currently resides in Silverlake, California. Links To learn more about Lead With Your Brand and the Career Breakthrough Mentoring program , please visit: https://www.leadwithyourbrand.com To book Jayzen for a speaking engagement or workshop at your company, visit: https://www.jayzenpatria.com Please connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayzenpatria To connect with Celeste, please visit: linkedin.com/in/celeste-alleyne-9b9bab2 And her fabulous food Instagram: cupcakepantrygal

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This week on Tent Talk, co-hosts Brijet, Catt and Justine discuss what happens when the management of an established farmers market changes. In this year full of changes that may be happening even more than in the past, for a variety of reasons. Whether you're a longtime market manager considering your exit strategy, a new manager who's inheriting a market, or a farmers market vendor curious about all that goes into a changing of the guard, you'll find this episode helpful! Listen along for tips on how to make that management transition as smooth as possible. And to hear our extended conversation about moving on from a farmers market business and how to determine your equity, become a Farmers Market Pro member! Visit farmersmarketpros.com/support for details on how to sign up.

What is a power couple? One that changes the lives of millions of people side by side with Feeding Tampa Bay. On today’s episode we introduce you to board member Marie Chinnici-Everitt and her husband Tom Everitt who stand with us every day, in some meaningful way. From warehouse funding to personal shopping in our Publix Community Market. Marie uses her marketing skills and corporate backing from DTCC to guide our job development programs and help expand our storage capacity, and Tim utilizes his experience as a former leader in the banking industry and current Marine Captain to facilitate our internal and external food distributions. Tune in to learn why we love these two so much, and why they choose to be family! And follow @FeedingTampaBay on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or LinkedIn to catch up on all the other awesome things we're doing in the community as well!

In this episode we'll learn about a number of hotels and attractions in Banff and Jasper that are opening up such as the Banff Gondola so we'll get a rundown on what, where and when from the folks at the Pursuit Collection. They operate attractions such the Columbia Icefield Skywalk, Brewster Tours and a number of hotels. Plus, June 6 marked the 76th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy during the Second World War so we're going to replay a conversation we had with travel writer Katherine Van Brunschott a few months ago about her visit to the D-Day memorials and Battle of Normandy Museum. And also we'll talk about travel insurance, there's been a lot of questions surrounding travel insurance in this COVID pandemic world so Dan Keon, VP of Market Management for Allianz Global Assistance will join us. Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode we'll learn about a number of hotels and attractions in Banff and Jasper that are opening up such as the Banff Gondola so we'll get a rundown on what, where and when from the folks at the Pursuit Collection. They operate attractions such the Columbia Icefield Skywalk, Brewster Tours and a number of hotels. Plus, June 6 marked the 76th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy during the Second World War so we're going to replay a conversation we had with travel writer Katherine Van Brunschott a few months ago about her visit to the D-Day memorials and Battle of Normandy Museum. And also we'll talk about travel insurance, there's been a lot of questions surrounding travel insurance in this COVID pandemic world so Dan Keon, VP of Market Management for Allianz Global Assistance will join us. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Podcast 2 of Tea & Busquets see's Billy and Ryan investigate the foreign world of the Football Agent. As usual, the two delve into the relatively unfamiliar world of the Industry; from the very first Agent originating in Barnet, to mansions once owned by Al Capone. Did you know Pep Guardiola's Brother is a Football Agent? Does the Premier League long for Mario Balotelli? And where did Mino Raiola find them glasses? Yorkshire Tea is slurped and biscuits are crunched for another hour by two lads from Hull.

Shaun Stewart is currently the CEO of New Lab, a frontier tech incubator located in Brooklyn supporting over 150 startups and 600 entrepreneurs who work on innovations ranging from quantum computing to hydroponic gardening, from autonomous driving to AI in medicine… In this episode, Shaun discusses the process of incubating frontier tech innovations and supporting entrepreneurs through business development initiatives. He tells us about some of the most exciting innovations happening at New Lab, as well as his personal journey from being in the hotel management industry to the world of tech and entrepreneurship. We also dive into conversations about antitrust regulations for big tech and the intersection of technology with human lives in the modern world. Shaun was appointed the CEO of New Lab in December 2018. An “inspiring space,” as Shaun calls it, NewLab is the confluence of technological innovators, medical scientists, computer-science geniuses, and climate change combatting pioneers in Brooklyn, an area with the potential of becoming the Silicon Valley on the East Coast. Prior to heading New Lab, Shaun was the Chief Business Development Officer at Waymo, Google’s self-drive cars initiative, from 2016 to 2018. At Waymo, Shaun was a member of the executive leadership team leading the Operations, Business Development and Strategy functions. Shaun started his career in the online hotel booking sector, working at Expedia from 2002 to 2010 as a Regional Director of Market Management. He then co-founded Jetsetter, a company later acquired by TripAdvisor. He was then invited to help expand Airbnb’s business as the Global Head of Vacation Rentals from 2014 to 2016 before joining Google X. Shaun received his Bachelors in hotel management from Cornell University.

On today's episode we had Krishan Kadodwala, Director of Market Management at Expedia discuss with us how we can optimise our relationship with OTAs. Krishan shared with us how we can become better hoteliers, how we can become better and why OTAs are important to every single hotel.

Sarah and Nigel are joined by: Lea Nonninger - Research Analyst at Business Insider Intelligence James York - Founder at Worry+Peace Arslan Hannani - Head of Market Management at Zurich First up, Urban Jungle have released a contents insurance product for renters described as the 'Netflix for insurance' by ERGO. We spoke to Urban Jungle CEO, Jimmy Williams, to get his view on it before talking to our guests to see what the panel thinks. (01:23) Inshur, a digital provider of commercial vehicle insurance, currently focusing on the rideshare sector, have been boosted by a $9m funding round led by Munich Re. The funding is in the form of $7 million in equity funding and a $2 million credit facility. (15:26) Other stories include: In America, Insurtech Is Big Business Artificial intelligence to tackle insurance fraud and assess flood damage World Bicycle Relief and Laka Insurance in fundraising partnership All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Arslan Hannani, James York, Jimmy Williams, and Lea Nonninger.

Sarah is back hosting with Nigel this week, joined by guests Arslan Hannani, Head of Market Management at Zurich and Tim Attia, CEO and Co-founder of Slice. We kick things off with a roundtable discussion on the types of partnerships in the industry, the benefits they bring and what role (if any) regulators should play. They examine just how common incumbent/startup partnerships are, if they can ever be judged as successful and what those metrics are. The group also take a look at how investment funds factor into the picture, where accelerators fit in and what the future of partnerships looks like. Sarah also met with Andy Rear, Chief Executive of Munich Re's digital partners and heads up their venture fund. They talk all about the type of startups Munich Re works with, the various ways it can be done and how incumbents have learned from working with startups. They also talk about how these partnerships have evolved over the years and the hurdles that lay ahead. All that and much more on this week's episode of Insurtech Insider. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. This episode of Insurtech Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Andy Rear, Arslan Hannani, and Tim Attia.

CARRIE WILDER Enjoy a terrific talk with Wonder Women in Business: Carrie Wilder, Director of Market Management in Argentina for Expedia Group Lodging Partner Services. Most importantly, Carrie is a friend from high school and a friend for life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

Jill Cody is the General Manager of Fairway Outdoor Advertising and has spent the last 16 years of her career in Advertising Sales, Sales Management and Market Management. She currently oversees a group of 40+ individuals, with a market revenue of $22 Million.   In this episode with Jill, you will hear how growing up with a traditional sales background and then moving into leadership created some habits that were working against her. As she puts it, I was trained to be busy and busy minded. Listen in as she shares what happened that led to her seeing that she was more creative, resilient and had better results when she took things off her mind. That knowledge transferred to her sales team. She is committed to fostering a healthy climate and a healthy mind for her teams. She believes fear is a terrible motivator and when people are more at ease and present, they do better. Sound too simple? Listen in as Jill shares why this has been key in their ability to thrive.

Steve Gillaspy, Senior Director of Market Management at Cisco highlights the long time collaboration between Cisco and Intel on Cisco’s Unified Computing System (Cisco UCS) and how they are bettering customer experience by improving manageability and reducing operational expenses. He discusses the idea of composability and how Cisco is optimizing UCS for better virtualization and cloud applications allowing software to rapidly allocate the appropriate amount of server, storage, and networking for an individual application. Steve expresses how the new Intel® Xeon™ Processor E5-2600 v4 family enables Cisco to add better performance, flexibility, and agility to meet the growing need of traditional, cloud, and scale out applications. To learn more, visit www.cisco.com/servers