Podcast appearances and mentions of michael chaney

A Cultural Corridor focused on Food in North Minneapolis!  Michael Chaney and Catherine  Fleming of https://www.projectsweetiepie.org/  talk about the  Niagara Farm/Umbuntu Gardens, NorthStar Urban Farm & Food Corridor, Big Green, People's Garden Initiative, Foster Green, 2031 Green Global Expo

This Sunday, Guest Speaker, Michael Chaney will bring a message on, “4 Boundaries”. Notes can be found in the YouVersion app under Events. (Available for a week only, so click “save” if you want for later.)To learn more about Thrive and to see all our upcoming events visit our website:https://www.livewithpurpose.church/SOCIALS:ThriveCCAthensFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThriveCCAthens/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveccathens/GIVING:Giving Online: https://www.livewithpurpose.church/giveGiving By Mail: 610 ½ Old Tyler Highway Athens, Texas 75751You were made to thrive.

In which we talk to Michael Chaney, our longtime art director and layout artist. * We brought Mike out of his cave * Finding new artists * Mike's history in the industry * Obligatory wrestling conversation * Shot compositions * Books we're working on * Art buys * Miniatures gaming * More wrestling conversation Links: Trinity Continuum Aegis on BackerKit: https://www.backerkit.com/c/onyx-path/trinity-continuum-aegis-tabletop-roleplaying-game Onyx Path YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOnyxPath Onyx Path Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theonyxpath Onyx Path Discord: https://discord.gg/5uckcBk

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Michael Chaney is one of the country's most successful business leaders and an advocate for the Voice to Parliament. For the past 3 decades, Michael has dominated corporate Australia. As CEO of Wesfarmers, he grew the company's value from $1 billion to $10 billion and he's also chaired some of Australia's top tier companies – such as National Australia Bank, Woodside Petroleum and, of course, Wesfarmers. More recently, however, Michael has turned his sights to other projects. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on The Voice, the state of politics in Australia, mining, feminism and the environment.

Dr. Michael Chaney, and Jay Kaplan join Dr. Aprille Woodson for an important and powerful conversation about anti-transgender legislation, laws and legal cases and the counselor's role in supporting transgender clients.

Abbey Holmes and Daisy Thomas welcome Tom Browne into Footy Talk for some Tom Browne news! They analyse the similarities between the Pies and the Crows, the Power of Port and Mason Cox's hidden talent!  -----------

Jordan Murray explains how Australia's defence industry will need to evolve in order to build and sustain nuclear-powered submarines. Plus the latest on Michael Chaney, Hockey WA and Vivien Yap.

Michael Chaney joins the program to talk about Juneteenth and North Minneapolis

This week host Laura Hedlund is joined by Rob Czernik of Jack’s Hardware and Farm Supply, Michael Chaney of Project Sweetie Pie, and John Evans – assistant director of Hennepin County Environment and Energy Department.

John Pearce is the Chief Investment Officer of Unisuper, one of the best performing funds in Australia. We talk about in-house management, sense and nonsense of asset buckets, APRA's performance test and China. Please enjoy the show. Overview of Podcast with John Pearce, Chief Investment Officer of UniSuper 1:00 Starting in the back office of Westpac Investment Management 3:00 There is no way you can believe in market efficiency when looking at emotions take over in the dealing room 4:30 You need board support if you are going to run assets in-house 5:30 We didn't really have a vision going into in-house management. Visions can be scary things. 6:00 Michael Chaney's ‘Logical incrementalism' 8:00 Moving to in-house is a business transition, not a project. It can't be done in a day. 10:00 Best and worst trades 12:00 We had a $9.6 billion option position on during COVID, which gave us the confidence to buy more risky assets at the bottom of the market. 12:30 But our position in China is not looking good at all. 14:00 We should have loaded up on green tech two years ago when we decided carbon neutrality was going to play a big factor 14:30 If you had to put a label on Unisuper's investment style, then it would be growth at a reasonable price 15:30 Has in-house management changed the way you structure external mandates? 16:30 Yes, the questions are better and there is some bluff-calling 20:00 If there is a good investment, then we will find a home for it. Hybrides are a good example. 22:00 On China: “More than the average person, I know what I don't know.” 22:30 The last three months has really been testing our conviction [in China] and it is not Evergrande 25:30 If China invades Taiwan then all bets are off. You can't structure a portfolio based on that. 27:30 How do you solve the asset allocation problem of low yielding bonds? 28:00 We are looking at gradually increasing our unlisted assets 30:30 Views on the APRA performance test: “When you get results like that, you know there is something fundamentally wrong with the test.” 36:00 Since becoming a public offer fund, Unisuper has raised $6 million just through word of mouth. 36:30 Yes, we would be open to a merger, but it has to make sense for our members. 39:00 You don't build real culture over virtual meetings, so we decided as a team to come back to the office the same three days a week. 41:00 But there are also benefits of virtual meetings: our whole team gets to sit in our investment committee meetings

In this special live episode, recorded from Perth, James is joined by Michael Chaney AO. Michael performs and dissects Richard II's speech from Act 3 Scene 2 of Richard II. They discuss leadership in Shakespeare's works and in corporate Australia, the role of corporate social responsibility and the importance of supporting the arts. Michael Chaney is Chairman of Wesfarmers Limited, one of Australia's largest companies. He also heads the National School Resourcing Board and is a Director of the Centre for Independent Studies. He is a former Chairman of the National Australia Bank and of Woodside Petroleum, a former director of BHP and the previous Chancellor of the University of Western Australia. Wesfarmers Arts is Bell Shakespeare's Perth Season Partner.

Laura has something for everyone this week! She is joined first by Melissa Trent of Pillsbury United Communities, then Michelle Shaw of Edible Boulevards, followed by Michael Chaney and Ed on urban agriculture, and lastly Philip Potyondy from the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board.

This week on Nourish by MN350, host Barbara Norblom talks urban agriculture in Minneapolis with a whole smorgasbord of guests. Today’s show includes poet Michael Chaney of Project Sweetie Pie, a nonprofit teaching youth in North Minneapolis how to grow and sell their own food; Hindolo Pokawa from Sierra Leone Foundation for New Democracy, which provides education, childcare, and trainings in sustainable farming based on generations-old methods; and DeVon Nolen, who is both part of the Northside Fresh team and a former Chair of the Homegrown Minneapolis Food Policy Council, a citywide initiative expanding our community’s ability to grow, process, distribute, eat and compost more healthy, sustainable, locally grown foods.  Our guests discuss how they learned about and got started in urban farming, the missions of their organizations, and their visions and solutions for healing our broken food system.Full episode transcript available here.

Please Join Professor Michael Chaney as he shares his personal journey with comics and awareness as a kid growing up in Ohio of his mixed race heritage; his comics scholarship on autobiography and self-representation by those traditionally not represented; his journey to become a "critical engager with optic world" as well as a visual storyteller and artist! Discussion also includes Animality in comics; the comics: March; Incognegro; My New York Diary; Persepolis; The Imposter's Daughter; Krazy Kat; Black Hole; Maus; Political Cartoons; Gado. Jillian Tamaki.

Filmmaker Michael Chaney joined us to discuss how his students’ films have evolved throughout his teaching career, what he considers the most important thing about making a short film, and his recent project Thin Places: Iceland that screened at the 2019 SCAD Savannah Film Festival. Links below: Michael Chaney Website (https://www.michaeljacksonchaney.com/) Tungsten: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/tungstenoriginals/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/tngstenoriginal) Website (https://www.tungstenoriginals.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/tungstenoriginals) Merch (https://www.etsy.com/shop/tungstenoriginals) West: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/westlikethedirection/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/westgivens) Website (https://www.westgivens.com/)

In this podcast Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss markets volatility, trade surplus, HealthEnginee, Michael Chaney, energy news, EY entrepreneur of the year awards, and our special report on the oil & gas industry.

In this podcast Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss markets volatility, trade surplus, HealthEnginee, Michael Chaney, energy news, EY entrepreneur of the year awards, and our special report on the oil & gas industry.

Michael Chaney, Project Sweetie Pie James Trice – Founder & CEO, Public Policy Project LLC and creator Environmental Justice coordinating council Kyle Samejima  Executive Director  Minneapolis Climate Action Ann Calvert  Principal Project Coordinator  City of Minneapolis Join Food Freedom Radio to talk about visions for redeveloping 48 acres with one mile of Mississippi Riverfront in…

A goliath of the WA business world. Despite coming from a successful family, it wasn't always guaranteed for Michael Chaney, but hard work and a lack of ego saw a rise to the top.

A goliath of the WA business world. Despite coming from a successful family, it wasn't always guaranteed for Michael Chaney, but hard work and a lack of ego saw a rise to the top.

Joined by Michael Chaney founder of Project Sweetie Pie. Dr. Mary Rogers director of the Rogers Organic Horticulture Lab at the University of Minnesota. Lucas Zeidner director of NoMi Roots. and Patsy Parker join the program. Check out the Urban Food Systems Symposium at The Graduate Hotel in Minneapolis, MN, Aug 8-11 2018.

Welcome to the first edition of 'Mark my words' with Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer from Business News. This week the Marks discuss Hancock prospecting, Michael Chaney, recent developments in the Pilbara and Kwinana and a look at West Australian Business Dynasties. Including one property company that has marked 120 years. Mark Pownall, head of content Mark Beyer, news editor Business News

Welcome to the first edition of 'Mark my words' with Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer from Business News. This week the Marks discuss Hancock prospecting, Michael Chaney, recent developments in the Pilbara and Kwinana and a look at West Australian Business Dynasties. Including one property company that has marked 120 years. Mark Pownall, head of content Mark Beyer, news editor Business News