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Paige Smallwood, Membership Manager at the Air Zoo, talks about upcoming Member events and other benefits of Air Zoo Membership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In our latest episode, Shaun, James, and Stephen are joined by Tom Golds, the Membership Manager for the United Grand Lodge of England and Supreme Grand Chapter.They discuss everything from mentoring and membership development to the significance of finding the right Lodge and how Freemasonry continues to evolve while maintaining its history and traditions.They also discuss the upcoming Light Blues Communication, an unprecedented event designed to engage Entered Apprentices, Fellowcrafts, and new Master Masons, making Grand Lodge more accessible than ever before. Whether you're a new Mason or a seasoned Brother, this episode is packed with valuable insights, personal experiences, and a glimpse into the future of Freemasonry. Plus, hear all about how you can attend a live recording of Craftcast at Freemasons' Hall!
Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Ransley Pietersen the Executive Chef and Candice Humphrey the Marketing & Membership Manager about The Old Oak which is all about family, fun and a truly memorable dining experience, overlooking an award-winning golf courses.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Paige Smallwood, Membership Manager and Joe Winters, Grants and Donor Manager talk about an upcoming Copilot promotion for new or renewing members and Community Access Programs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Sherri Crandall chats with Membership Manager and Executive Leadership Coach, Stacey Morgan, all about the new MomCo Member Experience. Log into your account at themom.co today to see all the new exciting things we have for you! Not a member? Visit themom.co and sign up today.Learn more about The MomCo!Find a group online or in person near you.
On this week's Air Zoo feature, Paige Smallwood, Membership Manager, talks about the Southwest Michigan Cultural Exchange, the partners involved, and all the reasons it's great to be member!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of the Association Hub Podcast, Olena Lima sits down with Jess Donati, the Membership Manager at REINSW. Jess shares her journey at REINSW, highlighting the organisation's conscious decision to lead in technology and innovation within the real estate industry. Jess provides an in-depth look at REINSW's approach to digital transformation, particularly focusing on their impressive engagement scoring project, which significantly improved member retention and recruitment. The conversation also explores the groundbreaking use of AI at REINSW, including their AI Board Advisor and various internal and external bots that streamline operations and improve member support. Jess's insights into the challenges and successes of integrating AI provide valuable lessons for other associations looking to adopt advanced technologies. Tune in to hear about the innovative projects that have propelled REINSW forward and get inspired by Jess's practical advice on leveraging technology to enhance member engagement and operational efficiency. -- Hey there, amazing listener! Thank you for being part of the Association Hub Podcast family. We want to hear your story about how our podcast fits into your life and what makes it special for you. Could you spare a few minutes to share your thoughts with us? Your insights will help shape future episodes, ensuring they bring more joy to your listening experience. Thanks for being awesome and taking the time to help us grow! Take the survey here!
Devin Bollman, Communications & Membership Manager, Illinois Beef Association talks about the Illinois Junior Beef Association Points Show Program for 2024.
Working together to support the planet and its people is imperative, and 1% for the Planet has made it easier than ever for businesses to donate their time and money to this invaluable cause! Today, we are joined by Kaylee Duncanson, Membership Manager at 1% for the Planet, to discuss their mission and how you can get involved. Tuning in, you'll find out what 1% of the Planet is, how it was created, how businesses can qualify, some of the ways that you can donate, and so much more! You'll also learn how to support businesses that are part of 1% for the Planet. To hear more about how you can contribute to our planet, press play now! Key Points From This Episode:What 1% for the Planet is, how businesses qualify, and why the donations are based on revenue, not profits. Different ways to donate to the organization and the most popular way businesses are giving, beyond monetary donations. How 1% of the Planet was founded and born from a passion for the planet. The wide range of causes the organization supports and how they expand their network. How many businesses are part of the organization and how to support businesses part of 1%. What inspired Kaylee to get involved in 1% for the Planet. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Kaylee Duncanson on LinkedInKaylee Duncanson on Instagram1% for the PlanetImpact-Driven Gift GuideModern Species Gage Mitchell on LinkedInGage Mitchell on XBrands for a Better World WebsiteBrands for a Better World CommunityBrands for a Better World on YouTubeBrands for a Better World EmailImpact Driven Community
Join us on an enchanting journey as we explore the world of luxury travel, uncovering hidden gems and exclusive experiences fit for royalty. In this episode, our special guest is Jamie Wales, the Golf and Membership Manager at the prestigious Gullane Golf Club in the heart of picturesque Scotland. Jamie, who resides in the historic city of Edinburgh, shares his insider insights into the world of golf, offering a glimpse into the rich traditions and stunning landscapes that make Scotland a golfer's paradise. Discover the allure of Gullane Golf Club, where history meets modern elegance, and learn how Jamie curates unforgettable experiences for members and guests alike. Whether you're a golf enthusiast or simply seeking to elevate your travel experiences, this episode promises to transport you to the captivating landscapes of Scotland and inspire your next royal adventure. Tune in and Travel Royally with us!
September 2023 The annual Bletchley Park Veterans' Reunion is one of the highlights of our year. A chance to welcome back those who worked for Bletchley Park during World War Two, and thank them for their service. This year's reunion saw 17 Veterans return to enjoy a very special afternoon tea in the Mansion. In this episode, we bring you highlights from the day as we caught up with Jean Cheshire, who lived at Bletchley Park with her parents and siblings during the war, as well as Veterans: Carol Broughton Alice Wolynskyj Ruth Bourne Charlotte ‘Betty' Webb 2023 marks 10 years of the online Bletchley Park Roll of Honour, and we also bring you a short interview with our Oral history Officer, Jonathan Byrne about its ongoing significance. You can also enjoy an interview with Sue Litchfield, Database & Membership Manager, who has been involved with reunions since 2005, and Iain Standen, CEO of Bletchley Park Trust, who talks about why these events are so special. Image: ©Will Amlot for the Bletchley Park Trust 2023 #BPark, #Bletchleypark, #WW2, #Enigma,
Devin Bollman, Illinois Beef Association Communications & Membership Manager, talks about the upcoming EDGE Conference and the Illinois State Fair.
Valuable marketing advice for your Australian small business.
In this latest Little Marketing episode, we talk with Tim Smith, the Membership Manager at the Family Business Association of Australia (FBA). We know that across Australia, there are over 2 million small businesses, of which family businesses make up over 65%. With the sole purpose of the FBA being to help family businesses succeed, Tim discusses some of the main themes to help ensure long lasting family businesses, from tackling awkward conversations front on, the importance of succession planning right through to the common squeamish topic of sibling rivalry! He also discusses some personal regrets when it comes to family business and how other families can learn from his experience.As Australia's leading marketing consultancy for small business, Little Marketing, Michael Kava and his team are excited to produce these videos to provide smart and tangible marketing advice to help your small business to achieve great results. In providing practical marketing advice, marketing plans and consulting on these plans for small businesses since 2008, we've learnt so much about small business owners, their mindset, what works and what doesn't. Michael is a #1 Amazon Bestselling Author for the 2023 book “Small Business Marketing DECLUTTERED”, he is frequently called upon by Australian media for commentary, is a regular keynote speaker at industry events and is also the host of the Little Marketing Podcast where he delivers smart and tangible marketing advice to Australian small business owners. Be sure to listen, watch, follow, subscribe & share Little Marketing on:Spotify open.spotify.com/show/0wQhcA8bpIIQ4ai4g2t9GC?si=cf01d210ad714ec4Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/valuable-marketing-advice-for-your-australian-small/id1633921209YouTube www.youtube.com/@littlemarketingauWebsite www.littlemarketing.com.auLittle Marketing LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/littlemarketingauMichael Kava LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/michaelkava/Instagram www.instagram.com/littlemarketingau/TikTok www.tiktok.com/@littlemarketingauFacebook www.facebook.com/littlemarketingau Don't forget your free worksheet download for Episode 16 here: https://tinyurl.com/2s3cp7t7Buy our #1 Amazon Best Selling Book “Small Business Marketing DECLUTTERED” here Little Marketing - Australia's leading marketing consultancy for small business. Contact Little Marketing Send an email: ask@littlemarketing.com.au Thanks for listening! As always, be sure to share our marketing for small business advice content with other smart and ambitious Australian small business owners just like you.
In this episode, sponsored by Savlon Scar Prevention Gel, Kate talks to Cat Shehu from the Meningitis Research Foundation. We know from our classes that meningitis is an illness that really frightens families, and it can be confusing to recognise the signs and symptoms. This podcast aims to empower families to feel confident recognising a case of meningitis, as it is so important to act quickly with this often devastating illness.Cat is Support and Membership Manager at Meningitis Research Foundation, providing a safe and consistent support service to anyone who needs it.Show Notes:The Mini First Aid Family Health podcast is sponsored by Savlon Scar Prevention Gel. Savlon Scar Prevention Gel helps soothe pain, promote faster healing as well as reducing the risk of scarring when used on minor wounds, superficial burns, and grazes. Buy Savlon Scar Prevention Gel Here.References:Mini First Aid Family First Aid Kit - Platinum Award winning first aid kit, voted a Best Buy in the Loved By Parents Awards 2021, is a comprehensive first aid kit for all the family. Containing 115 essential items, it is ideal for keeping in your car or at home for any first aid emergencies. Find out more about our multi award winning two hour Baby & Child first aid classes here, delivered in a relaxed and comfortable style to give you the confidence to know what actions to take if faced with a medical emergency. For press enquiries and to contact Mini First Aid, email info@minifirstaid.co.uk
Mit 16 Jahren macht Thomas Kislat einen Schüleraustausch in Oklahoma. Dass dieses Erlebnis die Grundlage für sein weiteres Leben schaffen würde, kann Thomas damals noch nicht ahnen. Er studiert Amerikanistik in Leipzig und hat im Anschluss daran direkt die Möglichkeit für ein Praktikum nach Atlanta zu gehen. Zurück in den USA lernt er seine heutige Frau kennen, die dann aber irgendwann den Wunsch äußert, auch mal die Deutsche Kultur aus erster Hand kennenzulernen. Also ziehen die beiden nach Deutschland. In Freiburg wollen sie zwei Jahre bleiben, doch es werden ganze neun! Mittlerweile lebt Thomas mit seiner Frau und seinem Sohn wieder in Georgia, wo er als Membership Manager für die Deutsch-Amerikanische Handelskammer jede Menge spannende Geschichten erlebt und Kulturen und Menschen aus beiden Nationen verbindet.Wer mit Thomas Kontakt aufnehmen möchte, macht das am besten über LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-kislat/In dieser Folge geht es unter anderem um folgende Themen:#DeutscheFirmenInDenUSA #ZweiKulturen #AHKUSA #DeutschlandUSA #auswandernWenn du unseren Podcast gerne hörst und auch mal Moniques Gast sein möchtest, dann bewirb dich hier.Besonders freuen wir uns auch über deine Empfehlung, diese kannst du hier auf deinem Lieblingspodcast Portal hinterlassen.Du willst deinen Traum zum Business machen? Erfahre mehr hier!Du willst selbst auswandern? Hol dir die kostenlose Muttersprache Podcast Auswanderer Checkliste: https://www.muttersprachepodcast.com/ChecklisteDen Muttersprache Podcast findest du u.a hier und ich freue mich sehr über eine 5 Sterne Review von Dir:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/muttersprache-podcast-der-auswanderer-podcast/id1498270289Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/21cGXvB39vam4FMdIfMbvsYouTube: shorturl.at/fBHY2Google:shorturl.at/istBMAmazon Music: shorturl.at/efBNWWebsite: https://www.muttersprachepodcast.com
Welcome to 2023 aviation scholarship opportunities available in every aspect of aviation and aerospace. Hear the details from:Taz Thomas, Scholarship Program Manager for AOPA's You Can Fly, AOPA FoundationMike Adamson, President and CEO of the Aircraft Electronics AssociationMargaret Brill, Director of the EAA Aviation FoundationGlenn Cudaback, Membership Manager for the Air Traffic Control AssociationAll Things Aviation & Aerospace is an aviation career oriented webcast live-streamed and providing insight on the variety of opportunities and possibilities in the aviation and aerospace industries. It's host and moderator, Vince Mickens, is a long time private pilot who flies frequently for personal and business. Mickens' background includes executive roles with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), and the Bob Hoover Legacy Foundation, all after a 28-year radio and television broadcast journalism career working in seven major television markets nationwide.All Things Aviation & Aerospace is also available on my Private Air Media YouTube Channel, Facebook Live Page, and Linkedin Profile.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnAgvYp8gF4w8WSRdU7Dn4whttps://www.facebook.com/privateairmediagrouphttps://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentmickens-privateairmediagroup-allthingsaviationandaerospace/
In this episode, CMA Founder & CEO, Lisa Buffo and Membership Manager, Emily Wells, dive into the annual Future of Cannabis Marketing event and discuss why it's important for cannabis marcom professionals to stay informed and engaged with the industry's evolving landscape. We'll cover the various sessions offered at the event, including bundtender-centric marketing, experiential marketing, customer data ownership, sustainable packaging, and a surprise topic. Additionally, we'll preview what's to come for Cannabis Marketing Association in 2023 including our in-person Cannabis Marketing Summit, awards, and member programming. Visit our website to buy tickets, apply for a sponsored ticket, and learn more about sponsorship opportunities. The Early Bird special ends on January 30th at 11:59 pm MT, so don't miss out! https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/summits/future-of-cannabis-marketing-2023/ Connect with the speakers: Johnathan McFarlane, Senior Director of Marketing, Roll Pros Katherine Wolf, Chief Marketing and Operations Officer, Malek's Premium Cannabis Naima Abdi, Digital Marketing Strategist, Above The Fray Michael Diaz-Rivera, Business Owner, Better Days Delivery Elizabeth Corbett, Vice President of Sales, AE Global Establishing a Mission-Specific Brand with Corvain Cooper: https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/podcast/episode-12-from-life-without-parole-to-establishing-a-mission-specific-brand/ From Prison to Brand Ambassador, Cannabis Marketing Summit 2022 Keynote with Corvain Cooper: https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/podcast/episode-34-from-prison-to-brand-ambassador-fireside-chat-with-corvain-cooper/
Ken is joined by Rebecca Barr, Membership Manager, KAZSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tumisang Ndlovu speaks on the business of music and CAPASSO's service offering with Lerato Matsoso - Composers, Authors and Publishers Association, Stakeholder Relations and Membership Manager.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lisa Buffo, Founder, and CEO of the Cannabis Marketing Association sat down with Emily Wells, Membership Manager at Cannabis Marketing Association, to discuss Branding & SEO Stats for Cannabis Marketers.
This is the final episode in a 5 part series with Anna Abatzoglou. Anna is the Managing Director and Marketing & Membership Manager at Cup of Excellence. Throughout this series, Anna and Lee explore the theme "Cracking The Code Between The Consumer And Specialty Coffee".In this 5th episode, Anna helps unpack what the specialty coffee industry is going to need to do to adapt to rapidly evolving changes in consumer behaviour over the next decade.Connect with Anna and CoE here:https://allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org/https://www.instagram.com/bananawonder/https://www.instagram.com/cupofexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/allianceforcoffeeexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/elaoliveoil/
This is the 4th in a 5 part series with Anna Abatzoglou. Anna is the Managing Director and Marketing & Membership Manager at Cup of Excellence. Throughout this series, Anna and Lee explore the theme "Cracking The Code Between The Consumer And Specialty Coffee".In this 4th episode, Anna and Lee explore the challenges cafe owners and coffee roasting brands have with finding the specialty coffee consumers that would be interested in buying their brand.Connect with Anna and CoE here:https://allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org/https://www.instagram.com/bananawonder/https://www.instagram.com/cupofexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/allianceforcoffeeexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/elaoliveoil/
This is the 3rd in a 5 part series with Anna Abatzoglou. Anna is the Managing Director and Marketing & Membership Manager at Cup of Excellence. Throughout this series, Anna and Lee explore the theme "Cracking The Code Between The Consumer And Specialty Coffee".In this 3rd episode, Anna, a marketing expert, gives us insight into the different ways to approach understanding the information specialty coffee consumers may and may not want about the coffee they're purchasing.Connect with Anna and CoE here:https://allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org/https://www.instagram.com/bananawonder/https://www.instagram.com/cupofexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/allianceforcoffeeexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/elaoliveoil/
This is the 2nd in a 5 part series with Anna Abatzoglou. Anna is the Managing Director and Marketing & Membership Manager at Cup of Excellence. Throughout this series, Anna and Lee explore the theme "Cracking The Code Between The Consumer And Specialty Coffee".In this 2nd episode, Anna and Lee explore who the specialty consumer is today and how the different types of consumers in specialty coffee define "specialty coffee".Connect with Anna and CoE here:https://allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org/https://www.instagram.com/bananawonder/https://www.instagram.com/cupofexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/allianceforcoffeeexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/elaoliveoil/
This is the first in a 5 part series with Anna Abatzoglou. Anna is the Managing Director and Marketing & Membership Manager at Cup of Excellence. Throughout this series, Anna and Lee explore the theme "Cracking The Code Between The Consumer And Specialty Coffee".In this first episode, Anna helps us understand how the term "Specialty Coffee" could be defined in today's world. Connect with Anna and CoE here:https://allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org/https://www.instagram.com/bananawonder/https://www.instagram.com/cupofexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/allianceforcoffeeexcellence/https://www.instagram.com/elaoliveoil/
In this episode our team chats with Andrea Caufield, Membership Manager for ASTA (American Society of Travel Advisors). We touch on ASTA membership, the benefits of membership including a host of resources that can support travel advisors and agencies, local chapters spanning the US and beyond as well as the incredible and important advocacy work being spearheaded. You can find more information on ASTA by visiting their website: www.asta.org Information on the ASTA Global Convention can be found here: www.astaglobalconvention.org And don't forget to follow us on socials @wanderluxedestinations
Nous vous avions annoncé que nous allions débuter une relation avec le think tank HUB Institute. Nous lançons aujourd'hui ce partenariat. Ce Cominmag Live va vous permettre de tout savoir sur le membership suisse. Pour ce faire, nous recevons aujourd'hui Adeline Jouanne, Membership Manager du HUB Institute. Un podcast également disponible sur: Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/cominmag/id1526101611?l=fr Anchor https://anchor.fm/cominmag Google Podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYmRjZjE5OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3uFVrP7kAMuAMM4av61q3j --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cominmag/message
Christine Roberts is a well known woman in boating. Sponsorships and Membership Manager for AIMEX, Super Yacht Australia and Australian Commercial Marine Group. She has a primary focus on retaing and growing the memberships of these three groups and the events and conferences around Australia. From training course for the industry, marinas and yacht club education as well as insurance and providore and clothing companies, members are connected. Christine shares her love of boats, the water and the transition throughout her career in and around the boating industry. https://www.superyacht-australia.com/ https://www.aimex.asn.au/ https://www.commercialmarine.com.au/ You can now request or nominate to be a guest on The Boat Princess Podcast
It's episode 17 of Hallowed Ground: The Sports Museum Podcast! Join your host, Andrew Stockmann, as he interviews Sherry Rowland, Membership Manager at the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio. Then, Andrew talks about Reds Hall of Famer Tom Browning in this episode's Overtime Segment. Check out the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum online! Reds Hall of Fame on Facebook @redsmuseum on IG @RedsMuseum on Twitter Tom Browning Reds Hall of Fame page Tom Browning's Baseball Reference page Tom Browning's SABR Biography Follow Hallowed Ground on social media! Twitter: @HGPod Instagram: hallowedgroundpod Music by Timmoor from Pixabay
Join Rhyne and Katie, the new Event and Membership Manager, as they chat about upcoming events the Chamber is having this year and next! These two gals could talk about Carroll County all day long!
Our guest on this episode of Behind the Membership is offering an interesting and slightly different perspective on memberships… Unlike the majority of our guests Ali McGee Kelly doesn't actually own her own site, she manages https://society.socialmediaexaminer.com/ (The Social Media Marketing Society), a membership owned by one of the world's biggest social media marketing blogs, https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/ (Social Media Examiner.) In this episode Ali shares what it's like to manage a membership as part of a wider team for a larger business, she talks about the changes the company has been forced to make as a result of the global pandemic and the Society's unique approach to recruiting guest experts. She also reveals some changes that have been made behind the scenes to enhance member experience, why the Society has decided to adopt the open door model and how Ali and her team manage content within the membership to ensure it stays relevant in an industry that changes almost daily. About Ali: Ali McGee Kelly is the manager for the Social Media Marketing Society with Social Media Examiner. For the past several years, she has pursued an expertise in social media marketing to help businesses capitalize on this relatively new marketing resource. Her passion for making social media work for businesses is evidenced by my MBA thesis where she benchmarked the use of Social Media for small businesses in Central Kentucky. Key Quotes: “I'm not responsible for acquiring the members, but I am responsible for retaining them.” “We take pride in the level of service and communication we have with outside speakers” “The interesting thing that I think makes us a little different than a lot of other memberships is, we do not come to the table claiming to be the expert in any one thing ourselves. And this is the same across all of our products with Social Media Examiner. We are acquirers of talent.” Connect with Ali: https://society.socialmediaexaminer.com/ (The Social Media Marketing Society) https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/ (Social Media Examiner) https://twitter.com/essentiallyali?lang=en (Twitter)
In April 2021, activist and community organizer Edwin Mutemi Wa Kiama was arrested for posters he published. According to the report filed, he was detained for allegedly breaking Section 22 of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act of 2018. Our Communications and Membership Manager, Mathias Kinyoda, sat down with Mutemi Wa Kiama to learn more about the incident and his activism. What are we Jamming to this week? We're glad you asked because we are jamming to a whole bunch of songs! This week we are listening to our Dialogue & Dissent Playlist inspired by our July Book Club Pick, Dialogue & Dissent. You can check it out here. Real quick, before you go. You can join Amnesty as a member here! You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube. Welcome to the movement!
In April 2021, activist and community organizer Edwin Mutemi Wa Kiama was arrested for posters he published. According to the report filed, he was detained for allegedly breaking Section 22 of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act of 2018. Our Communications and Membership Manager, Mathias Kinyoda, sat down with Mutemi Wa Kiama to learn more about the incident and his activism. What are we Jamming to this week? We're glad you asked because we are jamming to a whole bunch of songs! This week we are listening to our Dialogue & Dissent Playlist inspired by our July Book Club Pick, Dialogue & Dissent. You can check it out here. Real quick, before you go. You can join Amnesty as a member here! You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube. Welcome to the movement!
What does it take to transform a forgotten neighborhood park into an asset for the community? How do you figure out what you're drawn to, and then become a part of that industry? Sara Hirschler is the Marketing & Membership Manager at Fairmount Park Conservancy, a non-profit in Philadelphia. Sara played a significant role in transforming Clemente Park & Playground into a welcoming space where the community wants to gather.The Fairmount Park Conservancy is an organization I have admired for years. Since Sara started working there in 2013, when there were only 7 employees, the team has more than doubled. They even have a couple new opportunities open. Check them out at https://myphillypark.org/who-we-are/opportunities/!Something I learned from my conversation with Sara is that commitment to your purpose, or something that draws you in, can lead to incredible experiences. Sara's story about Clemente Park & Playground, the bootstrapping improvements she led, remind me that what you're passionate about doesn't have to be your job. However, if you do it with commitment and you do it well it certainly can be! A few references you may be interested in reading more about:Fairmount Park Conservancy: https://myphillypark.org/10-mile Broad Street Run training route mapped by Fairmount Park Conservancy in 2020, and the reason I contacted Sara: https://myphillypark.org/we-mapped-a-10-mile-route-through-fairmount-park-for-the-2020-broad-street-run/Local parks, Clemente Park & Playground and Liberty LandsLandmark self expression and leadership program: https://www.landmarkworldwide.com/Isa Does It, by Isa Chandra Moskowitz; that and more at https://www.theppk.com/The Oh She Glows Cookbook, by Angela Liddon: https://ohsheglows.com/the-book/Follow along:whenyougrowup.orgwww.instagram.com/whenyougrowup_podcast/
Northants Chamber of Commerce dynamo Sunny Singh, Business Development & Membership Manager shares an update on the work of the Chamber as we move out of lockdown with news of upcoming events, awards etc with encouraging insights into the current business climate Originally Broadcast 20th July on Open4Business on NLive Radio
Once you embrace that continuous change is a natural process for your growth and evolution, you will be reminded that who, what, and where you are now is a temporary condition, and my guest today is solid proof of that! She is currently a Membership Manager with the Girls Scouts of Southeast Florida. Kristen has not only worked in 6 different institutions but is also the founder of Teamworks, a consulting company dedicated to building strong teams and leaders of integrity, positivity, and action. Kristen also authored the book “A Year of Nothing New – Tools for Living Lean and Green,” chronicling a year of conscious consumption and a values realignment on how one spends their time, money, and energy. Kristen Skarie in a Nutshell - Changes are inevitable. Kristen explains her life's journey filled with major changes and big steps of her moving to Florida followed by her mom's arrival, moving in with her, and how Kristen went from having no position at the time of her move to getting an adventurous position. Selfishly Caring for Self - Although thinking about ourselves might feel selfish at times, Kristen explains the importance of taking time and caring for ourselves, which she has started learning recently Permission to Transition - Upon being asked if she still experiences those moments of sorrow or the tensions that came with the changes, Kristen spells out that the aftermath of the transition of the change can take months, years, or even decades. It all comes down to seeking comfort in the permission to go through the transition of the changes that has no ‘done timeframe.'Remaining Grateful - Amidst the busy life and its chaos, it's important to remain grateful, says Kristen. Kristen explains how finding small things in our life that we can be grateful about can make our lives better.The Resilience of Thriving Through Change - Kristen finally explains how grateful she is to have something not many people do, and that is the resilience to thrive through changes. She further explains how grateful she is for having different circles of friends, and the proximity of her family, and the strengthening family circle, including everyone who all live close by. Resources:Connect with Kristen:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinskarie/Email for a copy of the book: kskarie@gmail.com Mentioned in the episode: Transitions: Making Sense of Life's Changes by William Bridgesgoodreads.com/book/show/159615.Transitions
Hey Friends!This episode is a must-listen for all of you ladies out there in ANY stage of motherhood. Sarah Ferarro, the online meetings and membership manager from MOPS explains all about Mama Meetups - what they are and who they are for!We need community more than ever as women and mothers - and not just women with new babes (yes you need community too!) but all Moms - moms that are full-time workers, homeschoolers, public schoolers, moms with teenagers, moms of children with special needs - moms with GED's, or Masters Degrees - we want all of you to know that you are special and valued and that there is a place for you!A place for you to vent about your day - get practical advice from women that have "been there, done that" - a place for you to laugh and to cry and share your struggles and victories with other women - Check out https://www.mops.org/mamameetups/ to find out more information!Links We Spoke Abouthttps://www.mops.orghttps://www.mops.org/mamameetups/emailsscholarship application for Mama Meetups or MOPS Membership- contact service@mops.orgShannon - nestingwiththeearleybirds@gmail.comSarah - sferarro@mops.orgiSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/nestingwiththeearleybirds)
In this episode of the Affordable Housing Podcast, brought to you by Eden Housing, host Joanne Greene speaks to Gabriela Chavez-Lopez, Communications and Membership Manager at SV@Home, a Silicon Valley-based membership organization that advocates for an increased supply of affordable housing. Gabriela takes us behind the scenes of Affordable Housing Month- a series of workshops, webinars, and community engagement opportunities aimed at activating and engaging supporters about our housing challenges and solutions. While housing policy can be a complex subject, Gabriela urges you to seek out educational events and organizations that make it more accessible and understandable. To learn more, or to get involved, visit siliconvalleyathome.org.
In this episode of the Affordable Housing Podcast, brought to you by Eden Housing, host Joanne Greene speaks to Gabriela Chavez-Lopez, Communications and Membership Manager at SV@Home, a Silicon Valley-based membership organization that advocates for an increased supply of affordable housing. Gabriela takes us behind the scenes of Affordable Housing Month- a series of workshops, webinars, and community engagement opportunities aimed at activating and engaging supporters about our housing challenges and solutions. While housing policy can be a complex subject, Gabriela urges you to seek out educational events and organizations that make it more accessible and understandable. To learn more, or to get involved, visit siliconvalleyathome.org.
Listen to Sunny Singh, Membership Manager of the Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce - one of the longest established chambers in the UK - to find out how they help and connect businesses. Sunny talks about how the Chamber has adapted to COVID-19 to provide support to businesses across the county with numerous membership benefits, and also discusses the Next Generation Chamber for young entrepreneurs and business leaders and how the Chamber supports women in business. Find out more at http:// northants-chamber.co.uk Originally broadcast 23th Feb 2021 on Open4Business on NLive Radio
We speak with Melanie Maxwell, Membership Manager with the Girls Scouts of Central Indiana about cookie sales.
Born in Philadelphia, PA and raised in North Carolina and New Jersey, James Hoskins, moved to Palm Desert, California in February 2009, and eventually Las Vegas in October 2011. He is a Crossfit Level 1 and 2 Coach, Crossfit Aerobic Capacity, and Licensed Financial Advisor. He has worked at big firms such as Ameriprise Financial andMorgan Stanley. He got his start in fitness as a Membership Manager at 24 Hour Fitness. In his athletic career he played varsity football and baseball in high school and placed 5th in his one and only CrossFit Competition, the Festivus Games. He is married to his wife, Piper, for 5 years, where they met while he attempted to sell her a gym membership. He has two pitbulls, Lexi and Lainey. You can learn more about James: https://www.facebook.com/jamesrhoskinshttps://www.instagram.com/jamesrhoskins/ Click on the linktree to all of his podcast, blogs, webinar recordings and websites. https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-hoskins-06237462/You can contact James:Email: jamesrhoskins@yahoo.comMake a Calendly Appt. Zoom or in person @ calendly.com/james_hoskins (Link in Instagram bio as well)Register for a drop in at Nevada Fit St. Rose 10730 S Eastern Ave, Henderson, NV 89052-Check out the Onward Mindset Class at Nevada Fit St. Rose in person or Via Zoom every Saturday 8- 9 am, Link in Instagram bio)
In this episode of the Liberal Europe Podcast, Ricardo Silvestre (Movimento Liberal Social) talks with Daniel Kaddik, the Executive Director of the ELF Secretariat, Anastasiia Pravedna the Strategy and Membership Manager, and Elina Baltatzi the Communications Manager. They talk about what a year 2020 has been, and the Christmas wishes for a better 2021. This podcast is produced by the European Liberal Forum in collaboration with the Movimento Liberal Social with the financial support of the European Parliament. Neither the European Parliament nor the European Liberal Forum are responsible for the content or for any use that be made of it.
Social Equity Scholarship Program with Tahir Johnson, NCIA Membership Manager, DEI Manager. We start by talking about the Committee itself. NCIA has 13 different industry sector committees like Marketing and Advertising, Cultivation, and so on, and we have an active Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee as well. We dive into who is serving on the committee and what are they focused on right now. The Social Equity Scholarship Program is another aspect of our overall DEI Program, and we’ve already given over 100 annual NCIA memberships to equity operators in various states. We talk more about that. Tahir has had several of our scholarship recipients on his podcast, The Cannabis Diversity Report, so if your interested that's the place to go hear their stories. Tahir Johnson is a Membership Manager and DEI Coordinator for the National Cannabis Industry Association.
It’s October 2020 and we are still operating within a global pandemic. In this interview, we talk through the top concerns of school communicators and share some helpful advice!IN THIS EPISODE, EMILY & ANDREA WILL DISCUSS:The very real threat of burnout and what school communicators can do to stop it.How to address negative comments online.What recent Facebook changes mean for social media managers.Why it’s still important to share photos of students learning and tips for getting photos you can post.A helpful tip for the school communicator who feels like they’re drowningSPECIAL GUESTEmily Rae Schutte, MBAMarketing & Membership Manager with #SocialSchool4EDUOwner of Emily Writes, LLC - http://emilywritesllc.com/ Website: socialschool4edu.com Twitter: @AndreaGribbleInstagram: @SocialSchool4EDUFacebook: @SocialSchool4EDUYouTube: SocialSchool4EDUUSEFUL INFORMATIONBlog articles - Controlling Comments on Facebook, 10 Practical Tips to Avoid Burnout in #SchoolPR – From Your Fellow School CommunicatorsBlog article with shareable download - What Photos Should I Share on Social Media this School Year?Get access to the 3-part video series - Social Media Secrets for SchoolsLearn more about our membership program: www.socialschool4edu.com/services/membership-program/ MORE RESOURCESSign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.comFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!
Kristy Sakai is the CEO at Supertext USA, which is a creative translation and copywriting agency. Originally founded in 2005, Supertext has offices in Zurich, Berlin and Los Angeles, and works with global brands, multinationals, and marketing agencies to creatively adapt their campaigns for international markets. Kristy grew up in the U.S., Japan, the U.K., and graduated from the London School of Economics before beginning her career in the language services industry. After a couple years as a freelancer, she joined an international marketing agency based in Berlin, where she handled international marketing and project management. In 2012, she took on the role of Language Manager at the Zurich office of Supertext, and a few years later she spearheaded the company's expansion to the U.S. Now based in California, Kristy is the head of Supertext's U.S. business operations. Together with her team and a network of more than 1500 selected copywriters, translators and editors, she helps companies expand their international reach by creating copy that is a pleasure to read in over 100 different languages. Besides her role at Supertext USA, Kristy is a co-Founder and the Membership Manager at the Los Angeles Chapter of Women in Localization, which was launched in the spring of 2019. In this interview, Kristy explains how important it is to truly understand your target customer in a new market, what's involved in adapting your marketing copy for that customer's language and culture, and why it's sometimes more effective to create content from scratch by using a marketing brief rather than translating an existing source text. Links: Supertext website Supertext USA on LinkedIn Supertext USA on Facebook Supertext on YouTube Supertext on Instagram Supertext on Twitter Women in Localization website Kristy on LinkedIn This episode was sponsored by Vistatec.
Equity Scholarship Programs and Webinars with Tahir Johnson is a Membership Manager and DEI Coordinator for the National Cannabis Industry Association. He is responsible for driving membership and expanding the organization’s presence on the East Coast. Tahir was born in Trenton, NJ, and has resided in the Washington, D.C. area since attending Howard University, where he majored in Marketing. First, we cover the basics of our Diversity Equity & Inclusion committee, which is one of NCIA’s 13 member-driven committees. Really exciting to see what all of the committees are doing, but Tahir's working closely with the DEI committee, so we get an update on what’s been going on so far this year and what’s around the corner/in the works.
Equity Scholarship Programs and Webinars with Tahir Johnson is a Membership Manager and DEI Coordinator for the National Cannabis Industry Association. He is responsible for driving membership and expanding the organization’s presence on the East Coast. Tahir was born in Trenton, NJ, and has resided in the Washington, D.C. area since attending Howard University, where he majored in Marketing. First, we cover the basics of our Diversity Equity & Inclusion committee, which is one of NCIA’s 13 member-driven committees. Really exciting to see what all of the committees are doing, but Tahir's working closely with the DEI committee, so we get an update on what’s been going on so far this year and what’s around the corner/in the works.
“We need more. We still can’t graduate enough licensed veterinary technicians to meet the need.”Licensed veterinary technicians (LVT) are vital members of the veterinary team. They can help reduce burnout, enhance wellness among veterinarians, increase revenue, and save clinics money. In this episode, Joyce Brod, LVT, discusses what it takes to become an LVT, the evolution of education and credentialing for LVTs over the past 40 years, and the need for more veterinary technology schools. Joyce serves as the Director of the Lone Star College-Tomball Veterinary Technology program. She is the chair of the TVMA credentialing committee and a longstanding member of the paraprofessional committee. She also earned the TVMA LVT of the year award in 2018.Are you interested in attending veterinary technology school and becoming an LVT? A list of AVMA-accredited veterinary technology schools can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/y8lwyoozIf you’re a veterinarian who works alongside LVTs, consider investing in TVMA membership for them. It's just $40 per year. Just visit TVMA.org or contact our Membership Manager, Donna Eberhart, at deberhart@tvma.org. Be sure to follow us on social media. @texas_vma #VeterinaryVitals #TVMAPodcastSupport the show (http://www.tvma.org)
Jess shares stories from her career as a libertarian activist, advice on how to be active in the LP, and tips on how to get paid to do libertarian stuff. TakeHumanAction.com Paid for by Mises PAC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/misescaucus/message
In this special edition of the the Flashpoint Podcast: Host and KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about the Entercom Serves program, recorded at the new Entercom 2400 Market Street headquarters. Entercom sustainability partner Fairmount Park Conservancy is highlighted. Meg Holscher, Senior Development Director and Sara Hirshler, Membership Manager are guests. Entercom veteran and service members partner is Travis Manion Foundation. COO Josh Jabin is guest. Civic education is a one of the five pillar of the Entercom Serves program. Committee of Seventy Chief Advancement Officer, Lauren Cristella and National Constitution Center Chief Learning Officer Dr. Kerry Sautner are guests.
In this special episode, we’re bringing the experts together to talk about the experience that awaits you at the Annual AMSN Convention. GUESTS Maureen Murphy, BS-HCA, RN, CMSRN, Chair of the 2019 AMSN Convention Program Planning Committee Katie Locke, Membership Manager for the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses HOST Caroline Ashman, MSN, RN, CMSRN
It was such a pleasure talking to Jess, who talks about how she became involved with the Libertarian Party along with an increasing number of women. We talk about her efforts in the 2016 election as a staffer for Gary Johnson and what to look forward to in the 2020 Presidential Election. Jess also talks about Libertarian stances on everything from the environment to the sex work industry. If you are a member of the Libertarian Party or seriously considering, you do not want to miss this episode. About the Guests: Meet Jess, the Libertarian Party’s Membership Manager. Jess Mears has been a Libertarian activist since 2007. She founded Libertarian groups on a college campus, a retirement community and at the county level. In 2010, Jess ran for state senate in Ohio at the age of 21. Jess has been involved with over a dozen Libertarian campaigns. In 2016, Jess traveled the country with Governors Gary Johnson and Bill Weld as the campaign's Director of Events. In 2018, she served as campaign manager for the Foxall For Florida House District 72 Special Election; this campaign broke records for fundraising and media garnered. Jess received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Cincinnati in Communications and Public Relations. She lives in Alexandria, VA and works out of the Libertarian Party's National Headquarters. In addition to managing the party's membership programs, she serves as the Social Media Manager and in various other roles. During the recent government shutdown, with a little help from her friends, Jess coordinated a nationwide effort of Libertarian activists to remove litter from 20+ national parks. This effort resulted in some of the best media exposure the party has received for non-political campaign related activities. Jess's spring 2019 speaking engagements will give Libertarians a forecast on the 2020 presidential race and how to best prepare. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info: TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Libertarianconvention.org/speakers/jess-mears/ Friends and Sponsors of the Show: ProofofLovecast.com Token Talks Podcast
Welcome to the first episode of Backstage at DPAC! Today's guest is Jacob Holland, the DPAC Johnson Lexus President’s Club Membership Manager. The reason he’s our first guest is because he absolutely epitomizes the spirit of DPAC. Jacob loves theatre more than anyone, is a walking encyclopedia of theatre and DPAC knowledge, and simply eats, sleeps, and breathes the arts. In fact, when he first came to a DPAC show when he was 14, he knew that one day he would work here. Tickets for all of our shows are available at DPACnc.com, Ticketmaster, or the Blue Cross NC Ticket Center at DPAC. DPAC is the Durham Performing Arts Center, located in the American Tobacco Historic District of downtown Durham, North Carolina, right by the Durham Bulls Athletic Park and within walking distance of incredible hotels, restaurants, and more. Our theatre has 2,700 seats and we host over 200 events a year. From Broadway shows, to concerts, comedy, family shows, and more – there’s something for everyone at DPAC. With everything that’s going on here, we thought it was time to take you backstage at DPAC! This show is hosted by Taylor Zansberg, and produced by Jason Gillikin for Earfluence.
Working on the road can bring it's own set of challenges. On this episode of Leaderbyte Stories Chester talks with Ralton Emory, Membership Manager for an International Professional Society who shares his own story and tips for maintaing your health and wellness, and healthy relationships from the road as well as tips and lessons he's learned from Spartan obstacle course races. Don't miss it! BIO: Ralton Emory from Kingston TN, travels the US as Membership Manager for a large International Professional Society. Twitter: @raltonemory Insta: RaltonbrentEmory Influencer he follows: Tim Ferris, Joe Gibbs, Al Mohler, Jocko Willink Books he's reading: Extreme Ownership: Jocko Willink, Understanding Church Leadership by Dr. Mark Dever
Season 1, Episode 16 — 27 November 2016 About this episode Natalie Holdren discusses sessions she will be presenting at the Annual Conference addressing cultural and linguistic competency for school staff working with parents of diverse backgrounds on their students' Individualized Education Programs, how to make your TASH chapter more inclusive and tools to help people recognize their own cultural biases. This is a preview of the “Inclusion Means Diversity and Cultural Competency” symposium at the 2016 TASH Annual Conference. About the presenters Natalie Holdren is a fifth-year doctoral student at the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She also serves as Education Specialist Credential Supervisor and Instructor for the UCSB Teacher Education Program. She has served as an educational consultant for several school districts on projects related to special education, inclusion and intervention. She has also worked for United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties for over 15 years in several capacities including Children's Programs Coordinator, Grant Writer and Project Manager for UCP's Accessible Housing Program. Most recently, Natalie was selected to participate in Georgetown University's Leadership Academy for Cultural and Linguistic Competence in Networks Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Natalie is the Co-President of the California TASH chapter. In addition to her academic and professional life, Natalie is a Polynesian dancer with over 30 years of dance experience. She currently runs a dance group that performs for non-profits organizations in the Santa Barbara area. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Complete transcript forthcoming This interview was originally recorded on 15 November 2016. The audio of this interview and the transcript have been lightly edited for clarity. Do you have an idea for an episode? We would like to hear from you! Fill out our suggestion form and let us know. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You are free to copy, redistribute or adapt it for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, provided you adhere to the terms, including that you attribute the original source. The post TASH Annual Conference Preview: Inclusion Means Diversity and Cultural Competency appeared first on Tash.org.
Season 1, Episode 16 — 27 November 2016 About this episode Natalie Holdren discusses sessions she will be presenting at the Annual Conference addressing cultural and linguistic competency for school staff working with parents of diverse backgrounds on their students’ Individualized Education Programs, how to make your TASH chapter more inclusive and tools to help people recognize their own cultural biases. This is a preview of the “Inclusion Means Diversity and Cultural Competency” symposium at the 2016 TASH Annual Conference. About the presenters Natalie Holdren is a fifth-year doctoral student at the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She also serves as Education Specialist Credential Supervisor and Instructor for the UCSB Teacher Education Program. She has served as an educational consultant for several school districts on projects related to special education, inclusion and intervention. She has also worked for United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties for over 15 years in several capacities including Children’s Programs Coordinator, Grant Writer and Project Manager for UCP’s Accessible Housing Program. Most recently, Natalie was selected to participate in Georgetown University’s Leadership Academy for Cultural and Linguistic Competence in Networks Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Natalie is the Co-President of the California TASH chapter. In addition to her academic and professional life, Natalie is a Polynesian dancer with over 30 years of dance experience. She currently runs a dance group that performs for non-profits organizations in the Santa Barbara area. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Complete transcript forthcoming This interview was originally recorded on 15 November 2016. The audio of this interview and the transcript have been lightly edited for clarity. Do you have an idea for an episode? We would like to hear from you! Fill out our suggestion form and let us know. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You are free to copy, redistribute or adapt it for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, provided you adhere to the terms, including that you attribute the original source. The post TASH Annual Conference Preview: Inclusion Means Diversity and Cultural Competency appeared first on Tash.org.
Season 1, Episode 15 — 26 November 2016 About this episode Mona Fuerstenau of Bethesda Lutheran Communities and Anthony Armitage of One-Classroom discuss a breadth of ways for faith communities to become agents for greater inclusion for people with disabilities, including advocating for inclusion in parochial schools, how faith communities can be networks of natural supports, and how places of worship can leverage their networks to help people with disabilities in areas such as employment. This is a preview of the “Faith and Inclusion: Embracing Inclusion for People with Disabilities in School and Community” Wednesday Workshop at the 2016 TASH Annual Conference. About the presenters Mona Fuerstenau worked as Speech Language Pathologist for 13 years in multiple settings; early intervention, schools and with veterans. Her passion as a disability advocate stems from the inequities witnessed in all of these arenas. She is passionate about communities of belonging and is working primarily in faith communities at this point. Her current role with Bethesda Lutheran Communities is Director of Ministry Partnerships. She is a parent of two young adults who are very diverse learners. A fan of Asset Based Community Development, she regularly encourages thinking “outside the DD bubble”. Her vision includes communities who become places of sanctuary, belonging, meaningful participation and mutual support with families experiencing disability. Anthony Armitage and his wife LeeAnn Armitage are the founders of One Classroom, parents of two children and members of Mary Queen of Peace Parish in Webster Groves, Missouri. Their youngest child Christopher was born with Down Syndrome. After extensive research to determine the optimal educational pathway for their son LeeAnn and Anthony were inspired by inclusive education and the many Catholic schools around the country implementing inclusive programs. The opportunity of inclusive education, a strong belief in Catholic education, and the desire to educate their children together in one school created a passion to help all families of children with special needs and to serve Christ's church by helping the St. Louis archdiocese schools offer a new option for educating children with special needs. One Classroom is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating inclusive educational opportunities for children with special needs. We believe every child deserves a Catholic education in their local parish school in full community with their peers. One Classroom creates awareness, promotes and supports inclusive education by providing funding, training, expert resources, sharing of best practices and connecting parents. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Complete transcript forthcoming You can receive updates from TASH on this podcast and our other activities by following us on Facebook or on twitter at @TASHtweet. This has been a sample of the colleagues and conversations available through TASH. It is only because of the excellent work that our members do that we can bring you this information. For more resources such as this and to become a member, visit tash.org/join. We'll hear from another outstanding advocate again in two weeks. Musical coda This interview was originally […] The post TASH Annual Conference Wednesday Workshop Preview: Faith and Inclusion appeared first on Tash.org.
Season 1, Episode 15 — 26 November 2016 About this episode Mona Fuerstenau of Bethesda Lutheran Communities and Anthony Armitage of One-Classroom discuss a breadth of ways for faith communities to become agents for greater inclusion for people with disabilities, including advocating for inclusion in parochial schools, how faith communities can be networks of natural supports, and how places of worship can leverage their networks to help people with disabilities in areas such as employment. This is a preview of the “Faith and Inclusion: Embracing Inclusion for People with Disabilities in School and Community” Wednesday Workshop at the 2016 TASH Annual Conference. About the presenters Mona Fuerstenau worked as Speech Language Pathologist for 13 years in multiple settings; early intervention, schools and with veterans. Her passion as a disability advocate stems from the inequities witnessed in all of these arenas. She is passionate about communities of belonging and is working primarily in faith communities at this point. Her current role with Bethesda Lutheran Communities is Director of Ministry Partnerships. She is a parent of two young adults who are very diverse learners. A fan of Asset Based Community Development, she regularly encourages thinking “outside the DD bubble”. Her vision includes communities who become places of sanctuary, belonging, meaningful participation and mutual support with families experiencing disability. Anthony Armitage and his wife LeeAnn Armitage are the founders of One Classroom, parents of two children and members of Mary Queen of Peace Parish in Webster Groves, Missouri. Their youngest child Christopher was born with Down Syndrome. After extensive research to determine the optimal educational pathway for their son LeeAnn and Anthony were inspired by inclusive education and the many Catholic schools around the country implementing inclusive programs. The opportunity of inclusive education, a strong belief in Catholic education, and the desire to educate their children together in one school created a passion to help all families of children with special needs and to serve Christ’s church by helping the St. Louis archdiocese schools offer a new option for educating children with special needs. One Classroom is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating inclusive educational opportunities for children with special needs. We believe every child deserves a Catholic education in their local parish school in full community with their peers. One Classroom creates awareness, promotes and supports inclusive education by providing funding, training, expert resources, sharing of best practices and connecting parents. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Complete transcript forthcoming You can receive updates from TASH on this podcast and our other activities by following us on Facebook or on twitter at @TASHtweet. This has been a sample of the colleagues and conversations available through TASH. It is only because of the excellent work that our members do that we can bring you this information. For more resources such as this and to become a member, visit tash.org/join. We’ll hear from another outstanding advocate again in two weeks. Musical coda This interview was originally […] The post TASH Annual Conference Wednesday Workshop Preview: Faith and Inclusion appeared first on Tash.org.
Season 1, Episode 14 — 10 November 2016 About this episode We talk with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about their numerous projects, most importantly #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. We discuss the election, the affordances of online collaboration and activism, intersectionality and disability, and the importance of culture, not just politics. Be sure to check out their #WhatsNext post-election #CripTheVote twitter chat on 10 November 2016, starting at 7:00 PM Eastern. Visit the Disability Visibility Project page for the event or the twitter feed for the hashtag to find out more. About the presenters Alice Wong is a sociologist, research consultant, and disability activist based in San Francisco, California. Her areas of interest are accessible healthcare for people with disabilities, Medicaid policies and programs, advocacy-based storytelling, and social media. Currently, she is the Founder and Project Coordinator for the Disability Visibility Project (DVP), a community partnership with StoryCorps and an online community dedicated to recording, amplifying, and sharing disability stories and culture. Partnering with Andrew Pulrang and Gregg Beratan, Alice is a co-partner of an online campaign called #CripTheVote encouraging conversations about disability issues during the 2016 Presidential election. You can find her on Twitter at @SFdirewolf. Andrew Pulrang started working at the North Country Center for Independence, a Center for Independent Living in Plattsburgh, New York while in college, rising to serve as the Executive Director from 1998 until 2012. Seeking to explore disability issues in a different way, Andrew started Disability Thinking. You can find him on twitter at @AndrewPulrang. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Announcer: You're listening to TASH Amplified a podcast that seeks to transform research and experience concerning inclusion and equity for people with disabilities into solutions people can use in their everyday lives. Today we are talking with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about their numerous projects, most importantly #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. We discuss the election, the affordances of online collaboration and activism, intersectionality and disability, and the importance of culture, not just politics. Concerned about the implications of the election outcome for people with disabilities? Wondering where we go from here? #CripTheVote will be hosting an election discussion as one of their regular twitter chats on Thursday, November 10th 2016, starting at 7:00 PM Eastern. For more on how to participate, search for #CripTheVote on twitter or go to facebook.com/CripTheVote/. Complete transcript forthcoming Announcer: You've been listening to TASH Amplified. For more about the series, including show notes, links to articles discussed, a complete transcript and a schedule of episodes, visit tash.org/amplified. You can subscribe through iTunes or your favorite Android podcast app to have the series delivered automatically to your device so you never miss an episode. If you enjoyed today's episode, please share it with your friends and on your social networks. Today we talked with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. You can find Alice Wong on twitter at @SFdirewolf. […] The post #CripTheVote and Online Disability Activism appeared first on Tash.org.
Season 1, Episode 14 — 10 November 2016 About this episode We talk with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about their numerous projects, most importantly #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. We discuss the election, the affordances of online collaboration and activism, intersectionality and disability, and the importance of culture, not just politics. Be sure to check out their #WhatsNext post-election #CripTheVote twitter chat on 10 November 2016, starting at 7:00 PM Eastern. Visit the Disability Visibility Project page for the event or the twitter feed for the hashtag to find out more. About the presenters Alice Wong is a sociologist, research consultant, and disability activist based in San Francisco, California. Her areas of interest are accessible healthcare for people with disabilities, Medicaid policies and programs, advocacy-based storytelling, and social media. Currently, she is the Founder and Project Coordinator for the Disability Visibility Project (DVP), a community partnership with StoryCorps and an online community dedicated to recording, amplifying, and sharing disability stories and culture. Partnering with Andrew Pulrang and Gregg Beratan, Alice is a co-partner of an online campaign called #CripTheVote encouraging conversations about disability issues during the 2016 Presidential election. You can find her on Twitter at @SFdirewolf. Andrew Pulrang started working at the North Country Center for Independence, a Center for Independent Living in Plattsburgh, New York while in college, rising to serve as the Executive Director from 1998 until 2012. Seeking to explore disability issues in a different way, Andrew started Disability Thinking. You can find him on twitter at @AndrewPulrang. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Announcer: You’re listening to TASH Amplified a podcast that seeks to transform research and experience concerning inclusion and equity for people with disabilities into solutions people can use in their everyday lives. Today we are talking with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about their numerous projects, most importantly #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. We discuss the election, the affordances of online collaboration and activism, intersectionality and disability, and the importance of culture, not just politics. Concerned about the implications of the election outcome for people with disabilities? Wondering where we go from here? #CripTheVote will be hosting an election discussion as one of their regular twitter chats on Thursday, November 10th 2016, starting at 7:00 PM Eastern. For more on how to participate, search for #CripTheVote on twitter or go to facebook.com/CripTheVote/. Complete transcript forthcoming Announcer: You’ve been listening to TASH Amplified. For more about the series, including show notes, links to articles discussed, a complete transcript and a schedule of episodes, visit tash.org/amplified. You can subscribe through iTunes or your favorite Android podcast app to have the series delivered automatically to your device so you never miss an episode. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please share it with your friends and on your social networks. Today we talked with Alice Wong and Andrew Pulrang about #CripTheVote and the Disability Visibility Project. You can find Alice Wong on twitter at @SFdirewolf. […] The post #CripTheVote and Online Disability Activism appeared first on Tash.org.
Palm Beach Zoo’s Membership Manager, Amanda Joy, and Animal Curator, Amy Anderson, are two of the warmest, most lovely people I have ever met, and they made this podcast everything I could have hoped it would be and more! As we stood by the capybara exhibit (where I had to refrain from freaking out from pure excitement), these ladies shared their infectious enthusiasm for working with these wonderful animals. They conveyed the Zoo’s message and mission of conservation and education and how they see these animals in their care as ambassadors for their brethren in the wild. The sound of the Zoo’s animals all around us was just a symphony of confirmation of the beauty of our planet’s beautiful creatures. How much Amy and Amanda truly love and care for the animals is completely obvious. They have a true passion for what they do, and it was a privilege to have them on! Special thanks to Naki Carter (ncarter@palmbeachzoo.org), the Zoo’s award-winning Public Relations Manager who is absolutely amazing in setting this podcast up. She and her team have really been coming up with innovative ways to promote the park and its message, including tons of real-time pics and videos on their social media feeds, special events, animal paintings, and more!! Rewind to episode #84—a bonus episode all about the Zoo’s use of Pokémon Go to “lure” trainers to their park on Fridays to “Catch ‘em all” at their Safari Nights. It’s pretty fun and ingenious!! This episode is dedicated to the memory of Stacey Konwiser and in honor of all the zookeepers and other zoo staff (such as Amanda and Amy) who dedicate their lives to being a voice for the care and conservation of our planet’s beautiful creatures. Follow the Palm Beach Zoo on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | YouTube Mentioned in this episode: #84 – EVENT – Pokemon Go at the Palm Beach Zoo - 2016-07-16: http://curvethecube.libsyn.com/84-event-pokemon-go-at-the-palm-beach-zoo-2016-07-16 Blog Post #7: PokemonGo at the Palm Beach Zoo: https://curvethecube.wordpress.com/2016/07/17/pokemongo-at-the-palm-beach-zoo/ This episode of Curve the Cube is sponsored by the Pizza Girls—West Palm Beach’s Top Spot for Authentic NY Pizza—from episode #17!!! They are located right in the heart of downtown, by the fountains where Clematis meets Flagler. Go in and have a slice! Or, order from them online, and they will give you 10% off of your first order. Don’t forget to follow them on social media and to keep an eye out for their food truck for delicious “Slices & Ices”!! Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Enjoy!! Music Beds courtesy of DJ John Hitta!!! Follow Curve the Cube on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | SnapChat (@CurveTheCube) | Tumblr | Pinterest | YouTube Copyright Flint Stone Media, LLC 2016.
This is from June 11, 2016 ... it was the Detroit Historical Museum and Detroit Historical Society 150 year celebration for Vernors. It was the end of the day and several thousand of us were outside in the courtyard of the Detroit Historical Museum to give open our can of Vernors they had handed out to all of us, take that first Vernors swig and give a Vernors toast to the wonderful day of celebration. I turned on my recorder and got some fun talk story and conversations with lots of people including James Vernor V and his son Jamie (6th generation). Tracy Smith Irwin, Director of Exhibitions and Collections, Detroit Historical Society, Sean Clyne, Data Base and Membership Manager, Detroit Historical Society expressed their gratitude for the turnout and others like Carter Sherline, Howard and Cindy MClauchlan had so many nice things to say about Detroit, Vernors and shared about all the Detroit Historical Museum and Detroit Historical Society events and activities. Events and activities that include the Dossin Museum on Belle Isle, the Detroit 67 Project and more I think are best experienced and be aware of by being a member of the Detroit Historical Society. I'm a new member and have discovered such joy in being aware of and participating in what they do and learning so much about Detroit .... my hometown where I am discovering every day means so much more to me as I learn more about my own family Detroit history. So the story on June 11, 2016 at the 150 Vernor's Celebration was about much more than a drink. It was about Vernor's, something that really impacted a city ....Detroit and the culture of the people who lived in Detroit. I'm one of them!!! Keith Wunderlich, who has written a book "Vernor's Ginger Ale" says “It’s hard to tell the story of someone who grew up in Detroit in the 1940s and ’50s that doesn’t somehow involve Vernors,” Keith and Mike Novak who is the Vernors Gnome "Woody" when not a Science teacher in Blissfield and so many others created a wonderful day. I had so much fun with Keith and Mike early that morning in the studio at WJR on the Warren Pierce Show. Warren really showcased Detroit Historical Society plans for later in the day. We had a Vernors Boston Cooler for breakfast and Warren's team ... Lori, Erin, Erica, and others all had a Vernors story. Thanks for listening. Glad I turned on my recorder and can feature another "say nice things about Detroit" segment as part of my Emily T Gail Show espnhawaii.com Telling Detroit stories and why they matter....
Season 1, Episode 11 — 30 June 2016 About this episode Barb Trader retired this month after ten years as the Executive Director of TASH. She has spent a lifetime thinking about and working for the betterment of the lives of people with disabilities. Her time at TASH was the culmination of a 40-year career in disability rights. We talk with her about the accomplishments she’s seen and contributed to, what she’s learned in 40 years of service and the tasks that remain. About the presenters Barb Trader was the Executive Director of TASH from 2006 until her retirement this month. Barb was in direct service as a recreation therapist for 17 years in parks and recreation, public schools, and non-profit agencies. An activist by nature, she facilitated the inclusion of athletes with disabilities in the Georgia State Games and formed a wheelchair division for the Peachtree Road Race, the first major race in the country to include wheelchair users, serving as race director the first 10 years. The 1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games were the first to be held in the United States as a part of the overall Olympic celebration, due in part to a grassroots effort led by Barb and local ADAPT leaders that gathered 40,000 signatures in less than 10 days. She was a founding board member for the Paralympic Organizing Committee and an integral part of the bid process and served as the vice president for youth and community programs. She has authored and launched several national programs, including Paralympic Day in the Schools and Express Diversity!, both aimed at helping school-aged youth understand that disability is a natural life experience. Prior to TASH, she worked in program development and director roles for the national headquarters’ offices of VSA arts and Easter Seals. Donald Taylor is the Membership Manager at TASH and the producer of Amplified. Transcript Announcer: You’re listening to TASH Amplified, a podcast that seeks to transform research and experience concerning inclusion and equity for people with disabilities into solutions people can use in their everyday lives. Today we’re talking with Barb Trader, who retired on June 14th after ten years and two days as Executive Director of TASH. Her time at TASH was the culmination of a 40-year career in disability rights. We talk with her about the accomplishments she’s seen and contributed to in her time, what she’s learned in 40 years of service and the tasks that remain. Donald Taylor: Barb Trader, where were you born and what was your childhood like? Barb Trader: Oh my goodness! I was born in Burlington Wisconsin in 1954. Donald Taylor: You don’t have to tell us that part. Barb Trader: Okay. I was born in Burlington Wisconsin, which is in the southeastern corner of the state, or just North of that or about thirty miles outside of Milwaukee and I grew up and was raised on a farm. My childhood was really spent outside. Wisconsin gets cold in the winter, but me and […] The post Barb Trader Reflects on a Lifetime of Accomplishment in Disability Rights appeared first on Tash.org.
This week we’re joined by Kristen Jeffers, the Communcations and Membership Manager for Bike Walk KC and the Author of The Black Urbanist. Join us for a fun conversation about regional department stores, hair salons, and more!
There are incredible benefits for those who become a member of the San Francisco Botanical Garden, says Jay Estey, Membership Manager.
You can find out how easy it is to grow your own vegetables in San Francisco by visiting our new demonstration garden. Learn more from Jay Estey, Membership Manager at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Printable Map of the San Francisco Botanical Garden (the demonstration garden is located just behind the garden bookstore near the main [...]
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