Podcasts about mobile mondays

From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook: Join Natalie Davis, a seasoned coach and REALTOR®, as she dives deep into the world of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in the real estate industry. This episode explores the subtle biases that can unknowingly shape our decisions and interactions, and how to recognize and overcome them. Natalie will share practical tips and strategies to build a more inclusive business practice, from understanding cognitive and implicit biases to implementing the AD CAR model. You'll learn how to foster a welcoming environment for all clients and colleagues, and how to ensure that your business reflects the values of diversity and equity.

From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook: Stop asking, “Is This Tax Deductible?” Gregory Antipoff, The Real Estate Accountant, will teach you a much better version of the above question that can save you thousands. We'll also bust some of the most common myths about what is deductible for Agents.

From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook: Brittany Wrenn, Real Estate Agent and Founder of Beyond the Sale, tells you how to add a Burnout Prevention Plan to your business plan.

From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook, Chief Deputy Legal Counsel for the NC Real Estate Commission, Fred Moreno, talks about managing risk in today's market.

On this episode of Redefined: From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook - Dr Jim Johnson will share exclusive insights on the patterns and behaviors of who is moving to North Carolina and why.

As part of NC REALTORS® on-going “Building the Mosaic” campaign, our Diversity Committee liaisons Keri Epps-Rashad and Amy Kemp have a conversation with Leslie Williams about her real estate journey and what it means to be the first female African American president of the Raleigh Association of REALTORS® . AND From our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook, NC REALTOR® Connie Corey sorts through the good the bad and the ugly of home inspections with Greenville broker Brad Carter and home inspector David Dye.

NC REALTORS® Director of Business Development, Keri Epps-Rashad talks to Realtor® Arica Rucker about her career in real estate and her experience in bringing the first African American female-owned Century 21® company to Charlotte. And, from our Mobile Mondays series on Facebook, CEO of Midas IQ Jake Randall shares tax tips that will let you in on deductions that even the most experienced agents usually miss out on.

From our Mobile Mondays group on Facebook, NC REALTORS® Appraisal Section Chair Peter Gallo shares his top tips on what you need to know when working with appraisers.

Natasha Diggs is one of the busiest and hardworking DJs on the planet, a torch bearer of DJ vinyl culture today, keeping the true spirit alive within modern clubland, combining sounds of yesteryear and of the future. Coined today as the 45 Queen, her New York residencies Soul In The Horn and Mobile Mondays are two cultural institutions that are widely known and respected. Having shared the DJ booth and stage with a list of legends. Frequently traveling the world for festivals, clubs, fashion parties, digging for records, sharing her record collection and good vibrations, embodying the rich NYC nightlife legacy. On this episode of Electronic Music Life with James Locksmith, Natasha describes her leap into music, setting intentions, looking within for answers and the importance of meaningful relationships. FOLLOW NATASHA DIGGS http://natashadiggs.com/ https://linktr.ee/natashadiggs https://www.instagram.com/natashadiggs/ https://www.facebook.com/DjNatashaDiggs/

This week in Mobile Mondays with Caleb he covers an update on the Galaxy fold. And then we talk about the history of cellphone technology and gimmicks, and how we might like to see that mold the future of that same world! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We last saw Natasha Diggs at G360 Live in Jakarta in August 2018, but earlier in March, she visited the New Delhi to perform at HG Street, the country’s first ever premium street and sneaker culture festival. While she was there, she also had the chance to meet up with the city’s creative community such as the founders of fashion label NORBLACK NORWHITE as well as sit down for an interview with Globetrotter. To Globetrotter, Natasha talks about the excitement of sharing the energy of “Mobile Mondays” and “Soul in the Horn” to the emerging street culture in India. “A lot of people came to me and [were, like,] ‘We don’t get what you do here that much. This is special for us,’” she says. Website: www.globetrottermag.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/globetrotterlab Facebook: www.facebook.com/globetrotterlab

Today, Warframe announced for the Switch, all original 151 Pokemon to be released as a plush, Sakurai speaks on Smash Bros as eSports, and the new segment of Mobile Mondays. (Sorry for low quality audio.) Music: Encounter! Wild Pokémon - Pokémon GO Music --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nintendoseconds/support

Diva Tech Talk interviewed Linda Daichendt, CEO and Founder of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan (MTAM) (http://gomobilemichigan.org ), CEO of Strategic Growth Concepts Inc., executive producer for  Michigan  Mobile Musings audio cast, and Board Member for the Michigan STEM Partnership.  Linda was not an early technologist.   “I loved technology as a child but I was discouraged from going into it.” She started out as a marketing leader in the retail industry.  “I ran marketing departments for shopping malls and retail corporations for the most part” in her early career. In 2002, she became CEO of Strategic Growth Concepts Inc.  (http://strategicgrowthconcepts.com), a Marketing and Operations consulting firm providing services such as: marketing and business plan development, and implementation as well as employee recruitment to a variety of clients.  Along the way, Linda found herself falling in love with mobile technology, which was dramatically changing the face of the U.S. economy in the early part of this century.   In 2006, she became the national director of marketing for a country-wide chain of wireless retailers (Wireless Toyz).  “I became fully entrenched and learned everything I could about what was going on in the industry.”   After Wireless Toyz was acquired, Linda focused solely on Strategic Growth Concepts Inc., and added her expertise in connected tech to her consulting practice. Finding no connected tech networking groups nor associations in the state to fill the mobility technology gap, Linda decided to start one! To date, MTAM is unique:  it is the only statewide trade association, dedicated to ‘connected technologies.’ It started by gaining the Michigan rights to an international program called MOBILE MONDAYS, meetups for those interested in mobility and connected technologies.  Since “there was need for referrals, access to training, and all these other things,” the non-profit statewide trade association was then born. Moving beyond the cell phone, MTAM is “about everything that ‘connected technology’ means --- from IoT (Internet of Things) to autonomous vehicles to augmented (virtual) reality.”   Linda is passionate about connected technologies because “I think it can change people’s lives. I think it can change our economy, make it much more diversified. I think it can help Michigan attain a leadership role, nationally and internationally.” Linda’s personal leadership traits include tenacity, dedication and focus. She stays current in her field of expertise by “constantly reading, listening to podcasts, watching videos, attending Webinars and attending events.”   She recommends both THE MOBILE MARKETING HANDBOOK, by Kim Dushinski, and MOBILE MARKETING FOR DUMMIES by John Arnold & Michael Becker, for anyone who would like to begin their immersion in connected tech by starting with Mobile Marketing. She has frequently been asked “You’re a woman.  How did you get involved in leading this organization?” The good news to Linda is that “Today there’s a lot more attention to the fact that there needs to be more women and more minorities brought into technology.”  To help further the cause of diversity, Linda observed “We need to focus on bringing people along with us.”  She spreads the message to parents and educators to “encourage young women to pursue technology in their education and their careers.”   She is thrilled that she is in a technology-driven role now.  “Somedays it drives me crazy. But I have said to many people, this is what I was meant to be doing. I think girls, if they see the power of what technology can do, can become someone who can change the world.” For the full blog write up, make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. Follow our show and tell us what you like with an online review.

http://ia601503.us.archive.org/16/items/3MobileMondaysMinipodTHESENSEIPONGCAST/%233%20Mobile%20Monday%27s%20Minipod%20%20THE%20SENSEI%20PONGCAST.mp3Minipod, because it's been a weird couple weeks for me and I feel weird not posting for so long. Here I talk about my picks of the month for Mobile, specifically Android. They're all free. Which is nice.The games I discuss include:Pokemon DuelFire Emblem HeroesPuzzleramaIQ MissionNew York Toy FairFollow me on my Social Media thingies @:YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/mrsenseipongTwitter - @Sensei_PongFacebook - http://www.facebook.com/senseipongAll music is provided by ZBW Music @https://soundcloud.com/zeebeedoubleuLick & Scrubside!

Two separate sets of guests on a very spontaneous night of radio. We started out with Frank Pinello, owner of Best Pizza, who talked about the bold statement for his restaurant and how hip-hop ties into his brand. After he left, we had Natasha Diggs from Mobile Mondays come through to spin 45s and talk about vinyl, parties, and Eric Garner.

Apadmi and UKFast Introduction to Mobile Mondays Mobile Monday Manchester, centre of North West mobile community for discussion, events and information, hosted at the UKFast Campus. Mobile Monday Manchester (MoMoMcr) is a new chapter in the ever-growing number of global Mobile Monday (www.mobilemonday.net) and is an informal networking group, run by volunteers. Our aim is to share experiences of building and deploying mobile data products and services. We invite lively discussions and organise monthly networking events around topics and trends of interest to the UK's mobile industry. Each month we offer free events and invite speakers on specific themes for that night. At the end of each event, an important part of MoMoMcr is networking, where we all get to meet each other and talk about the topic or indeed anything else that is happening in the marketplace. You can find Mobile Monday Manchester on Facebook and Linkedin and Twitter (MoMoMcr).