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Renee Shaw and guests discuss school choice and Amendment 2. Guests: Tom Shelton, chair of the Protect Our Schools Campaign and a former school superintendent; Randy Adams, former principal in the Anderson County School district; Matt Robbins, former superintendent of Daviess County Public Schools; and Jim Waters, president of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions.

Daviess Co. Superintendent Matt Robbins joins Larry to talk about his opposition to amendment 2 and the school choice bill up for a vote this November.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today I will be interviewing two rangers who work for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project near Branson, Mo. It is located in a very beautiful waterway that offers lots of natural recreation opportunities. Matt Robbins and Angela Stone are rangers who work for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The agency is tasked with overseeing waterways created by dams and other big projects. Matt and Angela work at Table Rock Lake, which is situated along the White River just outside the Branson, Mo., city limits. The corps has established campgrounds, visitors centers, bike trails, picnic areas and other fun things to do that promotes being outdoors. The agency hires Workampers to work in the visitor's center, which they have done for several years. But, this year, Workampers will also be hired to serve as camp hosts. Camp hosts interact with visitors while relaying important water safety information. They also staff a check-in booth, provide some janitorial services and basically serve as the eyes and ears of the ranger staff to report problems. In the visitors center itself, Workamper volunteers staff the front desk to answer questions visitors may have and to orient them to features and services available at the project. They also work with school groups visiting the park on field trips. Some lucky volunteers can wear a costume to entertain kids as Bobber, the water safety dog, while others can help maintain garden beds. The rangers are super-appreciative of Workampers for all the work they do to assist visitors, which reduces the workload for the ranger staff. However, Workampers are not involved in any enforcement activities. They simply alert rangers to problems at the project. Volunteers work about 24 hours a week in exchange for a full-hookup RV site. The project employs couples, singles and families who work anywhere from four to eight hours a day. Camp hosts typically work four days on and have four days off. Angela is more flexible in scheduling people to work in the visitors center. The project asks for a commitment of at least three months in spring, summer and fall. The visitors center is closed during winter. People who want to stay longer are allowed to do so. Table Rock Lake is home to one of the largest visitors centers in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Because it has a rather large classroom and bigger outdoor spaces, the project is a favorite place for teachers to bring students. In fact, the Dewey Short Visitor Center hosted 110,000 people in 2023. Workampers might lead tours, conduct programs or demonstrate how to put on a life preserver. They may also guide students in engaging in conservation or clean-up activities. The project typically seeks 12 to 13 Workampers every 90 days. There are openings yet this summer as camp hosts and in the visitor center. More information about the Table Rock Lake project is available at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website. Information about Workamper jobs can be found at www.volunteer.gov and searching for Table Rock Lake. Today's episode is sponsored by Workamper News. With its Diamond and Platinum membership tools, Workamper News is much more than just a job-listing website. When you put the tools of this professional service into action, you'll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. The one-year memberships open the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you'll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you're serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then a Diamond or Platinum membership is for you.  You can even get started with a free 30-day trial by visiting workamper.com/trial. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That's all for this week's show. Thanks for listening! If you like these interviews please consider leaving a review wherever you download the episodes.

The agency hires Workampers to work in the visitor's center, which they have done for several years. But, this year, Workampers will also be hired to serve as camp hosts.

In this episode, we are joined by Jennifer Heenan and Matt Robbins, consultants at Spencer Stuart to discuss deal making in healthcare. Tune in to learn about the deal scenarios among health systems today and the talent issues that healthcare leaders need to pay close attention to in an Mergers & Acquisition context. Hear insights on how Spencer Stuart helps organizations navigate and build aligned, effective teams.This episode is sponsored by Spencer Stuart.

Joining us in today's episode, we have two superintendents representing two different school districts in the same county. The way these school systems partner together to help serve children is an example of the power of collaboration and mutual support. They are models in terms of how they collaborate and work for the community, and as you will see from this episode, they truly make decisions in the best interests of the students and the families they serve. Listen now as the Superintendent of Daviess County Public Schools, Matt Robbins, and the Superintendent of Owensboro Public Schools, Dr. Matthew Constant, have a conversation with Dr. Janet Pilcher about how they partner together for their community.This episode addresses questions, such asWhat does it take to build a collaborative relationship with a leader outside of the organization?What are some examples of ways leaders can partner together for the good of the community?How can leaders maintain and nurture a collaborative working relationship with another leader or group outside of their organization?Recommended Resources: Collective Willpower to Succeed, Build Strong Board Relationships, Cultivate a Can Do Culture, & Organizational Feedback Loop

Health Care Real Estate Growth Strategies in Mergers and Acquisitions or Joint Ventures Hall Render Advisory Services' advisor John Marshall talks with Victor McConnell of VMG Health, Matt Robbins of Kaufman Hall and Clayton Mitchell of Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. Their discussion highlights several real estate factors that implicate the overall JV or M&A transaction:...

Gunnison High School football Memorial member Matt Robbins on The Jim Davis Show.

3-28-21 - 'On Trial'. Rev. Matt Robbins. The thirteenth message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 3-14-21 - 'The Upper Room'. Rev. Matt Robbins. The eleventh message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 3-7-21 - 'In the Temple - Part 2'. Rev. Matt Robbins. The tenth message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 2-7-21 - 'The Rhythm, Risk, and Reward of Apostleship'. Rev. Matt Robbins. The sixth message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 1-24-21 - 'By the Sea'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fourth message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 1-17-21 - 'In the Synagogue'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Third message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 1-3-21 - 'By the River'. Rev. Matt Robbins. First message in the series, 'Follow Me'.

 12-24-20 - 'Messy Christmas'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Christmas Eve message finale in our Advent Series, 'Songs at the Birth'.

 12-6-20 - 'Mary's Song: Magnificat'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Second message in the Advent Series, 'Songs at the Birth'.

 11-29-20 - 'John the Baptist's Birth Foretold'. Rev. Matt Robbins. First message in the Advent series, 'Songs at the Birth'.

 11-15-20 - 'Calling an Audible'. Rev. Matt Robbins. This message addresses the DNA of Mandarin Presbyterian and the future and direction of our ministry.

 11-8-20 - 'Work'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 9th message in the series, ' Wise Up!'.

 11-01-20 - 'Temptation'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 8th message in the sermon series, 'Wise Up!'.

 10-11-20 - 'Words'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fifth message in the series, 'Wise Up!'

10-4-20 - 'Justice and the Fear of God'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fourth message in the sermon series, 'Wise Up!'

 9-20-20 - 'Wisdom's Jedi Training'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Second message in the sermon series, 'Wise Up!'.

9-13-20 - 'Wisdom & Folly'. Rev. Matt Robbins. First message in the series, 'Wise-Up!'.

 8-30-20 - 'The Joy of Generosity'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 12th message in the series, 'Resilient Joy'. This message captured from the 11:00am Contemporary Service.

 8-23-20 - 'Joy in All Things'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 11th message in the sermon series, 'Resilient Joy'.

 8-16-20 - 'Joy Not Anxiety'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Tenth message in the sermon series, 'Resilient Joy'.

 8-9-20 - 'Joy in Unlikely Friendships'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Ninth message in the sermon series, 'Resilient Joy'.

7-19-20 - 'Joy! No grumbling or arguing'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Sixth message in the Summer series, 'Resilient Joy'.

6-28-20 - 'It's all about the team'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Third message in the Summer series, 'Resilient Joy'.

6-21-20 - 'Joy'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Second message in the series, 'Resilient Joy'.

6-14-20 - 'Resilient Joy'. Rev. Matt Robbins. First message in the Summer series, 'Resilient Joy'.

5-17-20 - 'A Song of Confession'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fifth message in the series, 'Psalms for Now'.

4-26-20 - 'Singing to your Soul'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Second message in the series, 'Psalms for Now'.

4-19-20 - 'A Song of Lament'. Rev. Matt Robbins. First message in the series, 'Psalms for Now'.

4-12-20 - 'How to Celebrate Easter Sunday when it still feels like Good Friday'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Final message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'.

3-29-20 - 'The Kingdom Future'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 12th message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'. This message captured from our livestream service.

3-22-20 - 'The Kingdom Now'. Rev. Matt Robbins. 11th message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'. This message captured from our livestream service.

3-1-20 - 'The Kingdom's Cost'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Eighth message in the sermon series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'.

2-16-20 - 'The Kingdom Taking Root in the Heart'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Sixth message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'.

2-9-20 - 'In-Breaking Kingdom'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fifth message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'

2-2-20 - 'Thy Kingdom Come'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Fourth message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'.

1-26-20 - 'God Wants Your Heart'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Third message in the series, 'A Tale of Two Kingdoms'.

1-19-20 - Part 1 - 'The Character of the King'; Part 2 - 'The Upside Down Kingdom' - Rev. Matt Robbins

12-24-19 - 'Christmas Eve'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Christmas Eve message from the Advent series, 'Christmas Stories'.

12-15-19 - 'Heralds Of The King'. Rev. Matt Robbins. Third message in the Advent series, 'Christmas Stories'.

Greater Community Bank reflects the strength and commitment we’ve had for over two decades and will allow us opportunities to serve you with more resources including more diversified financial products and services, while preserving the spirit of community banking. Matt Robbins, Senior Vice President, Greater Community Bank. Connect with Matt on LinkedIn and follow GCB on LinkedIn, […] The post Matt Robbins with Greater Community Bank appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Drew Perkins talks with Kentucky superintendents Dr. Nick Brake and Matt Robbins about education budget cuts, their potential impact on teaching and learning, and the legislative priorities laid out by the collaborative efforts between their districts.

How to Get Started as a First Time Candidate This week’s guest is a former boss of mine and somebody who helped shape me in significant ways as a candidate and campaign trainer.  Matt Robbins is a Republican political consultant with clients from coast to coast and abroad. He has helped train over 50 thousand […] The post How to Get Started as a First Time Candidate with Matt Robbins appeared first on My Campaign Coach.

Mark Taylor is the founder and Managing Director of eSales Hub and he is the 60th guest on The Next 100 Days Podcast. Mark talks to Kevin Appleby and Graham Arrowsmith about getting your business to rank highly in local search on google and then using inbound telephone calls to generate conversions. Listen to the show and find out all about local search, geo-targeting and how you can take action yourself using some of Mark's ideas in the next 100 days. eSales Hub – the Back Story Mark Taylor started his marketing career with Hilton Hotels. They were an entrepreneurial international multi-site business. Hilton had a fantastic training scheme. Mark was despatched to the Lausanne Business School for a week to train Mark. Hilton made Mark. Eventually Mark decided to further his career at Swallow Hotels. He decided to work with a big brand so Mark left Swallow and worked with Virgin Active, another multi-site retailer. Eighteen months later he was approached to work in private equity. Mark realised that private equity really suited his skill set. In private equity, you buy a business, you trade it up as quickly as you can, to get revenues and profitability up and the you sell it. Mark's first private equity transaction was Nationwide Auto Centres. Coming in half way through the investment cycle, Mark joined a strong management team. This taught Mark how to run a business. The first thought of eSales Hub started on Mark's sofa, with his Nationwide Auto Centre's eBusiness Manager, who Mark had employed, and he said, wouldn't it be great to solve that problem of Yellow Pages. Yellow pages stopped working for local business When Mark was involved with NAC, it was a chain of 217 garages that did MOT, service and mechanical repair. This was 7 years ago. Back then, he had noted that Yellow Pages was not working, despite spending £150,000 per annum on adverts there. They started to spend more and more on Google and they started to get a better return on Google. With just 14% of Nationwide Auto Centres coming from online, with the rest of their transactions came from offline, they invested in building booking engines for MOT, service and tyre-booking. What they found was that there were a lot of phone calls going into the garages directly – ‘can you repair my engine', ‘can you repair my clutch' – stuff that you couldn't sell online because it wasn't a commodity. Back to that sofa. Mark and his colleague Matt Robbins, his eBusiness Manager, discussed wouldn't it be great to bridge that gap between what is an online sale and an offline sale. He asked himself ‘How much more revenue are we really driving from their ‘little' website?' Even though they were raising income from the site at NAC from £6m to £18m in about 12 months, Mark realised the opportunity was much bigger than that and there was a big chunk of it that they weren't tracking because they were only measuring the online transactions they weren't measuring the offline transactions. The NAC business was sold to Halfords and Mark worked there for 6 months. Halfords were quite surprised with NAC's online capability. Halford were a traditional retailer. Go instore or buy online. A simple transaction. Mark's second private equity transaction was with Esporta. They had a chain of 72 health clubs in the UK. In the end, Esporta was sold back to his ex-colleagues at Virgin Active. They had the same business problem. How do they generate leads on a local basis? Solving the Yellow Pages problem  When you have got a garage or a health club, back in the day ‘long tail keyword search' would be thumbing through Yellow Pages. Get to the section you wanted. Look through the ads. Choose the one you wanted. And then you'd call it. What Mark was finding with online, is although we grew the sales mix from 2% online to 26% online within about 6 months, most their sales leads were being generated offline. They didn't have the capability to know that online spend was influ...

The Jet Bros Podcast - Getting ready for the Bengals by Hosted by: Cam Shank, Pablo Garciaguirre, and Matt Robbins

Jet Bros Podcast Episode 5 - Training Camp by Hosted by: Cam Shank, Pablo Garciaguirre, and Matt Robbins

Jetbros Podcast Episode 2 - D'Brickashaw Ferguson Retirement and the Ryan Clady Trade by Hosted by: Cam Shank, Pablo Garciaguirre, and Matt Robbins

Guests this hour include - Matt Robbins (American Majority), and Tom Del Beccaro (PoliticalVanguard.com). -Rubio/Turmp fight at the debate. Rehearsed talking points. -Matt Robbins from American Majority on CPAC and night's debate. -Tom Del Beccaro joins Mark this hour to talk about Romney speech purpose and if it helped or hurt the GOP. Thoughts on the debate last night. The Mark Larson Show mornings 6-9, on AM 1170 "The Answer".

Today’s Guests: Host Scott Whatley and Co-Host Kevin Flesch and talk to Matt Robbins and Jerry Neal of Colorado Parks and Wildlife to cover a variety of great topics. Listen: Click here to listen or Download: (Click here to listen and then right-click to download and select “save audio as”…)

CPW leftover license sales and over the counter tags area available! Colorado Parks and Wildlife Statewide Public Information Officer, Matt Robbins talks about all the details and dates you need to know. Dan Johnson, General Manager of Len Lyall Chevrolet talks about the great deals on 2015 Silverados. Ron Bear talks about the upcoming seminar... READ MORE

Phil Mendoza gives us an update on all that’s going on at No Limits Archery. Matt Robbins from Colorado Parks & Wildlife joins us to talk about the Big Game Draw. For all of our Colorado anglers, Austin Parr from Discount Fishing Tackle talks about all the store has to offer and his guided fishing... READ MORE

Pam Parker, Preston Parker, and Doug Miller – Committee Chairperson for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation talk about the upcoming RMEF Banquet being held March 28, 2015. Grant Gladson of 1 Shot Gear talks about new Sitka products and the great specials they have on discontinued items. Matt Robbins, Public Information Officer at Colorado Parks... READ MORE

Aaron and Jenn Cayce join us from Phoenix Weaponry. Aaron talks about how they can build you a custom firearm! Matt Robbins, Public Information Manager of Colorado Parks and Wildlife joins us to talk about the upcoming Big Game season. Doug Miller of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation talks about the upcoming March 28th Banquet. Listen:... READ MORE

On this edition of State of State M.C. talks with N.C. State graduate student Matt Robbins, chairman of the Traditions Commission, about Finish the Bell Tower, a student-initiated movement to raise money for a 54-bell carillon for the campus’s famous bell tower.