Podcast appearances and mentions of nancy floyd

In this episode, we speak with Nancy Floyd, the founder and managing director of the venture capital firm Nth Power and a new member of Hannon Armstrong's Board of Directors. Throughout the conversation, Nancy offers several insights on the past, present, and future of the clean energy venture space. She also provides plainspoken advice on effective board service, what makes a good pitch, and a good business plan from the perspective of someone who reads thousands a year. Additionally, Nancy talked with Gil about her time in the political spotlight, how the traits she developed in competitive ski racing and tennis help her in the venture world, and much more. We hope you enjoy this conversation with one of the true pioneers of climate tech investing.Links: Nancy Floyd on LinkedIn2008 Democratic National Convention speech by Nancy Floyd Hannon Armstrong Appoints Clarence D. Armbrister and Nancy C. Floyd to Board of Directors What Do Venture Capitalists Need to Hear from Scientists? A Conversation with Nancy Floyd, the Founder of Nth Power Episode recorded June 2, 2021. 

A device in Denmark, WasteShark, has been roaming through water to scoop up floating debris. Now it's going to have a flying companion drone to help spot waste and maybe even clean up oil spills. Plus: photographer Nancy Floyd has been taking self-portraits and other images, structured the same way, day after day since 1982, to show the passage of time. Talk about playing the long game. These drones look for trash in waterways—and then send sailing drones to clean it up (Fast Company) An Intimate Series About Aging and Time Compiles Portraits of Photographer Nancy Floyd Every Day Since 1982 (Colossal) Our Patreon backers make this show happen, day after day --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message

Nancy Floyd has been photographing herself since 1982, with the aim of taking a photo a day. The resulting project, comprising over 2500 images, is a study on the passage of time, loss and the ageing female body.  Weathering Time is the winner of the inaugural ICP / GOST First Photo Book Award. In this fascinating chat, you’ll discover:the initial thinking behind this project; how Nancy felt when she first viewed the images as a body of work; how to let go of perfection and focus on the long game; how the technical and visual aspects of the project evolved over the years; Nancy’s thought process in setting up the images; the most powerful element is not what we see is there but what's missing; the ideal final image of the series; and advice to photographers thinking of starting a personal project. Gina and Valerie hope you enjoy the podcast. Sign up to the newsletter for great tips and free Lightroom presets. Join the dynamic Gold Membership in our Community which delivers monthly tutorials, live mastermind and lots of behind the scenes videos into the creative process. Find out more at ginamilicia.com. Read the show notes Email Gina and Valerie news@ginamilicia.com  Visit GinaMilicia.com | ValerieKhoo.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

American photographer Nancy Floyd talks of 'Weathering Time,' a special self portrait project spanning almost four decades featured in international press as the book is launched. We also address how street photography helps one photographer to find his peace in a world gone mad and learn about a 365 project taking flight. Comment on the show by writing to: studio@photographydaily.show and visit show links HERE.

GENDER BENDERS presents the work of Cat Celebrezze and Nancy Floyd with the challenge to questions our notion of women.Cat Celebrezze’s work is entitled The Baphomet Queens and their Minions and Fairies with Boots. “The imagery of a female body with a goat head represents how many feel as they navigate the world: assigned into… The post 8 Sept Part 2 Nancy Floyd & Cat Celebreeze Gender Benders appeared first on COLLIDING WORLDS PODCAST.

GENDER BENDERS presents the work of Cat Celebrezze and Nancy Floyd with the challenge to questions our notion of women.Cat Celebrezze’s work is entitled The Baphomet Queens and their Minions and Fairies with Boots. “The imagery of a female body with a goat head represents how many feel as they navigate the world: assigned into… The post 8 Sept Nancy Floyd & Cat Celebreeze Gender Benders appeared first on COLLIDING WORLDS PODCAST.

In this week's cover package, we have a look at the state’s long and complicated relationship with cannabis — both industrial hemp, which can be grown by licensed farmers as part of a state pilot program, and marijuana, the use of which is still illegal both for medical and recreational purposes. Pick up a copy or visit nashvillescene.com to read more about that. But flip to the back of the paper and you'll find our run-down of this year's Academy Award nominees. In our latest Scenecast, Scene editor D. Patrick Rodgers, Nfocus editor Nancy Floyd, Scene and Nashville Post staffer Stephen Elliott, and Scene staffer Steven Hale discuss our picks for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actress in a Leading Role, and more. We cover everything from the cultural impact of 'Get Out' and 'Lady Bird' to the performances in 'I, Tonya,' sound design in 'Dunkirk' and everything that's wrong with 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.' Fair warning: At least one of us did not like 'Three Billboards.' At all.

The Scenecast is back to celebrate the pinnacle of love in America: The Bachelor. Staff writers Steven Hale and Stephen Elliott and NFocus editor (turned resident Bachelor expert) Nancy Floyd sit down to talk about Bachelors and Bachelorettes past and present and why so many of them have roots in Nashville. They discuss heartthrob Luke Pell’s music career, Nashvillian Christen Whitney aka "Scallop Fingers," successful Bachelor marriages here in Nashville, Arie Luyendyk Jr.’s shortcomings and more.

The Scene’s Steven Hale and Nancy Floyd debrief after the the penultimate week of "Bachelor in Paradise," breaking down Dean’s weapons-grade stupidity and our dashed hopes of #WellsForBachelor. Also, twins, the sadistic monsters that run this show and, with the finale coming next week, is it even possible to make predictions about Paradise?

The Scene's Steven Hale and Nancy Floyd discuss why Wells Adams seems like he's being groomed to be the next Bachelor. Also, they dig into the DeMario/Corinne allegations and the Stockholm Syndrome that the contestants feel.

WHY ARE THE NASHVILLIANS ON THE SHOW MAKING OUT?!?!?! Steven Hale and Nancy Floyd have theories and lots of questions about this week's Bachelor in Paradise episode, which includes Wells Adams getting in the game and a farewell to Danielle.

Scene staffers Nancy Floyd and Steven Hale recap this season of ABC's Bachelor in Paradise, with special attention paid to the Nashville participants on the show. This week: Remember the rumors of sexual assault which shut down production of the show? It turns out ABC will milk that for all of the viewership it's possibly worth. Also, why are Wells Adams and Danielle both on this show?

Nancy Floyd and Steven Hale with a quick recap of the finale of ABC's "The Bachelorette" and the awful things awful people do when they try to quickly fall in love on television.

These are the girls you’ve heard of — the girls you’ve literally heard. These are the Woo Girls, and they are everywhere, even on a suffocating night in Summer. Nashville Scene staff writer Steven Hale and nFocus editor (and Scene contributor) Nancy Floyd talk about Nashville's bachelorette scene, the companies that support it and how it's taken over downtown. Then, the pair break down the upcoming finale of The Bachelorette on ABC and Nancy, who has recapped the season for the Scene, makes a few predictions.

From impersonating a mature adult to burning your bra... Stories by: Ethlie Ann Vare, Tama Tappan, Lily Wilson, Bob Clark, Kristen Cherry, Nancy Floyd, and Patsy & Herman Lawson.

From impersonating a mature adult to burning your bra... Stories by: Ethlie Ann Vare, Tama Tappan, Lily Wilson, Bob Clark, Kristen Cherry, Nancy Floyd, and Patsy & Herman Lawson.

This week at our Community Gathering for Worship, we welcomed four members of our Truett family to tell their stories as a part of Spiritual Formation and Worship service. The second to tell her story is Nancy Floyd, Assistant to the Associate Dean.

This week at our Community Gathering for Worship, we welcomed four members of our Truett family to tell their stories as a part of Spiritual Formation and Worship service. The second to tell her story is Nancy Floyd, Assistant to the Associate Dean.

Proposition 23: Yes or No? Bob Epstein, Founder, Environmental Entrepreneurs Nancy Floyd, Manging Director, Nth Power Jack Stewart, President, California Manufacturers Tom Tanton, President, T2 & Associates Greg Dalton, Climate One - Moderator The night before an election that would decide the fate of California’s landmark climate change law, a panel of energy experts convened by Climate One debates whether AB 32 would catalyze or cripple the state’s economy. The measure before voters, Proposition 23, would suspend AB 32 until California achieves four consecutive quarters of unemployment below 5.5%. Jack Stewart, President, California Manufacturers and Technology Association, and Tom Tanton, President, T2 & Associates, argue that with California suffering 12.4% unemployment, now is not the time to burden business with additional regulation. “There’s a lot of pain and very little gain,” in pushing ahead with the law, Tanton says. Stewart agrees: “Do we want to go forward and have a growing economy and hold off on AB 32,” he asks, “or do we hobble the California economy and make it more difficult to employ the 2.3 million Californians who are out of work?” Nancy Floyd, Founder and Managing Director, Nth Power, and Bob Epstein, Founder, Environmental Entrepreneurs, counter that cleantech is the fastest growing job sector in California and critical to maintaining the state’s competitive edge globally. Floyd says that 500,000 green jobs have already been created in California, and that her venture firm alone had invested $200 million in 35 companies in the state. Epstein takes issue with claims by Stewart and Tanton that California’s climate change rules would subject the state’s businesses to onerous regulations and uncertainty. “This legislation lays out a 10-year plan. For an oil company, they tell you every place you need to be for 10 years.” Win or lose on Nov. 2, Epstein says the fight over Prop 23 has succeeded in mobilizing interests – environmentalists, venture capitalists, utilities, and tech firms – with a stake in the green economy. “What you have done, by bringing Prop 23 to the table, is you united a community that really needed to be united,” he says. This program was recorded in front of a live audience at The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on November 1, 2010