Podcast appearances and mentions of nancy reyes

We continue with our favorite conversations with Latinas in the corporate world.  After Alicia's conversation with advertising superstar Nancy Reyes, she wanted to make t-shirts that read, "I am undeniable." That's how inspiring this trailblazer's story is. From learning that “everything feels better when you earn it” to “dealing with a massive career failure” and making the decision to go from “good to great,” Nancy's success is a testament to what happens when grit and tenacity meet opportunity.Follow Nancy on X (formerly Twitter) @reyesjimbo. If you loved this episode, listen to Daisy Auger-Dominguez on Making It in Corporate America and Top 25 Countdown: #24 How Meg Medina Summoned the Courage to Write.

Nancy Reyes is a 24 year veteran of the Marketing Industry. She is currently the CEO of TBWAChiatDay NY, an award-winning advertising agency based in NY. During the course of her career Nancy has specialized in partnering with dozens of companies to develop their brands, create meaningful relationship with their consumers/customers and ultimately drive a more purposeful and profitable future. Nancy's experience spans a wide range of industries such as technology, healthcare, consumer goods, automotive, travel and financial services. Companies include IBM, HP, Adobe, Google, Facebook, Procter & Gamble, Henkel, Abbott. Throughout her career Nancy has devoted her attention to pushing a robust Diversity, Equity and Inclusion agenda in the marketing industry. In 2018, she founded a program called Circle of Women which provides executive coaching to women on the cusp of leadership to build a pipeline of future female leaders—and more than half of the participants are women of color. She is a founding member of Times UP and is in her fifth year of establishing a summer internship program for aspiring advertising young people of color which includes Prep for Prep students. Nancy is also on the board of the Ad Council and Prep for Prep. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/quientueres/support

Estamos en la radio y en technicolor Episodio especial UN GALLO PARA ASCLEPIO feat. Nancy Reyes desde la Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes para el programa Dilemas Éticos. Hablamos de la nueva revitalización del publico por interesarse en la filosofía y los protagonistas que surgen desde las redes sociales para tomar el papel de gurúes... Descubra, amigx oyente de quienes hablamos bien... y de quienes no. https://linktr.ee/UNGALLOPARAASCLEPIO @nancyrromo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ungalloparaasclepio/message

The Next Decade of Disruption is a 3 episode series we've created in partnership with the 2021 3% Conference.   "To be a 'legend' is to leave this place better than when we began" In the first episode, we hear from two legendary Ad Women who have defied convention throughout their careers.  Nancy Reyes is the CEO of TBWAChiatDay NY and Katrien DeBauw is Global President of TBWAMedia Arts Lab, and they are both dedicated to disrupting antiquated notions of what leadership looks and acts like.   Nancy and Katrien have been recognized across the industry for driving their businesses forward and championing inclusivity, ultimately echoing the 3% Movement's position that Diversity = Creativity = Profitablity. To learn more about the 3% Movement, visit: https://www.3percentmovement.com   Get More From The Disruptor Series: Subscribe to our Newsletter: "Dose of Disruption" Visit our Website: www.DisruptorSeries.com Follow us on Social Media: Instagram LinkedIn Credits: Host - Rob Schwartz Intro/Outro Voiced by Sophia Barnett Producer - Matt DePaola Executive Producer - Asha Davis Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman

MABUTING BALITA | OKTUBRE 25, 2021 Lunes sa Ika–30 Linggo sa Karaniwang Panahon EBANGHELYO: LUCAS 13: 10-17 Nagtuturo si Jesus sa isang sinagoga sa Araw ng Pahinga, at may isang babae roon. Labingwalong taon na s'yang may espiritung nagbibigay-sakit; nagkakandakuba na s'ya at di makatingala. Pagkakita sa kanya ni Jesus, tinawag s'ya nito at sinabi: “Babae, lumaya ka sa iyong sakit”. Ipinatong nito sa kanya ang mga kamay at agad na nakatayo nang matuwid ang babae at nagpuri sa Diyos. Nagalit ang pinuno ng sinagoga dahil nagpagaling si Jesus sa Araw ng Pahinga kaya sinabi n'ya sa mga tao: “May anim na araw para magtrabaho kaya sa mga araw na iyon kayo pumarito para mapagaling, hindi sa Araw ng Pahinga!” “Mga mapagkunwari, hindi ba't kinakalagan ng bawat isa sa inyo ang kanyang baka o asno mula sa sabsaban nito sa Araw ng Pahinga at inilalabas para painumin? At isang babae naman ang narito na Anak ni Abraham na labinwalong taon nang iginapos ni Satanas. Di ba siya dapat kalagan sa Araw ng Pahinga?” Napahiya ang lahat niyang kalaban pagkarinig sa kanya pero nagalak naman ang mga tao sa lahat ng kahanga-hangang ginagawa ni Jesus. PAGNINILAY: Walang pinipiling araw ang paggawa ng mabuti! Nang makita ni Hesus ang babaeng may karamdaman, nadama ni Hesus na gusto nitong gumaling at makalaya. Kaya naman siya'y pinagaling! Noong siya'y pinagaling, araw iyon ng pamamahinga. Kaya hindi natuwa ang mga namumuno sa Sinagoga at agad binatikos si Hesus. Mga kapanalig, isa lamang ang nais ituro sa atin ng ating Panginoon, na ang kabutihan at awa ng Diyos ay walang pinipiling araw, oras o panahon. Tulad ni Hesus, dapat tayong maging sensitibo sa mga pangangailangan ng ating kapwa. Buksan nawa natin lagi ang ating mata at puso upang makita ito. Sa gitna ng pandemyang ating pinagdadaanan, marami sa ating mga kapatid ang nangangailangan, hindi lamang ng materyal na bagay kundi ng pagmamahal, pang-unawa, pagkalinga at pag-asa. Lagi nating isipin na ang pagtulong sa kapwa ay walang limitasyon, dahil ang paggawa ng mabuti ay tugon natin sa dakilang pag-ibig ng Panginoon. Amen. - Ms. Nancy Reyes, APC | SSP-Makati (Association of Pauline Cooperators)

On this episode Santos invites special guest licensed clinical social worker, life coach, and entrepreneur Nancy Reyes to discuss mental health issues and mindfulness. Mrs. Reyes defines what it means to use mindfulness, discusses the affect that COVID-19 has had on the mental health world, and the power and effectiveness of writing things down and documenting our thoughts. Plus Nancy Reyes shares her own personal stories with mindfulness, practicing what she preaches, and talks about what she does on a daily basis to positively impact the lives of others.Follow Santos on Instagram:@santosthreadsshop Online Shop: santos-threads.com YouTube Channel:For Video Podcast "The Santos Says Podcast"Contact LSW Nancy Reyes Instagram: @mindfulnanceWebsite: NMRCOACHING.COM Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-santos-says-podcast/donations

Meet the AuthorsNancy Reyes MullinsIndependent researcherSalil TripathiSenior Adviser, Global IssuesInstitute for Human Rights and BusinessSanchita Banerjee SaxenaDirectorSubir and Malini Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh StudiesUniversity of California, Berkeley Read the AsiaGlobal Online article: https://www.asiaglobalonline.hku.hk/most-vulnerable-pandemics-impact-bangladeshs-garment-workersSubscribe to our podcast: https://agi.buzzsprout.comFollow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AsiaGlobalInstitute/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AsiaGInstituteLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2473796/YouTube: https://bit.ly/agi-yt-subscribe

Nancy Reyes is a 24 year veteran of the Marketing Industry. She is currently the CEO of TBWAChiatDay NY, an award-winning advertising agency based in NY. During the course of her career Nancy has specialized in partnering with dozens of companies to develop their brands, create meaningful relationship with their consumers/customers and ultimately drive a more purposeful and profitable future. Nancy's experience spans a wide range of industries such as technology, healthcare, consumer goods, automotive, travel and financial services. Companies include IBM, HP, Adobe, Google, Facebook, Procter & Gamble, Henkel, Abbott. Throughout her career Nancy has devoted her attention to pushing a robust Diversity, Equity and Inclusion agenda in the marketing industry. In 2018, she founded a program called Circle of Women which provides executive coaching to women on the cusp of leadership to build a pipeline of future female leaders—and more than half of the participants are women of color. She is a founding member of Times UP and is in her fifth year of establishing a summer internship program for aspiring advertising young people of color which includes Prep for Prep students. Nancy is also on the board of the Ad Council and Prep for Prep.

None us succeed alone. And the bigger the ambition, the more we need other people to reach it. The age of the iconic, solo, white male leader are almost behind us. Not a moment too soon. Welcome to the age of leadership partnership. And if you think what came before was challenging, well, as the song goes, you ain't seen nothing yet. As humans, we want so badly to belong, that we're attracted - almost compulsively - by the idea of partnership. It is a light calling us home. Or to the flame. There are many, many kinds of partnerships. Strategic. Impulsive. Circumstantial. Convenient. And those that are deeply, deeply personal. Successful and satisfying partnerships are rare. So rare, that when we find them we should take some time to understand why they work. This week's guests are Nancy Reyes, the CEO of TBWAChiatDay New York and Chris Beresford-Hill, the agency's Chief Creative Officer. As you will hear, their relationship embodies two of the most critical elements of any successful and sustainable partnership. First, you've got to like each other. Because you're going to spend a lot of time having difficult conversations and making hard decisions. And second, once the decision is made - whether you agreed or not - you've got to develop the ability to support each other. Love and the ability to disagree well. Sometimes it's just that simple. And that complicated. How well does your partnership work?

15 minute edited highlight of our full conversation. None us succeed alone. And the bigger the ambition, the more we need other people to reach it. The age of the iconic, solo, white male leader are almost behind us. Not a moment too soon. Welcome to the age of leadership partnership. And if you think what came before was challenging, well, as the song goes, you ain't seen nothing yet. As humans, we want so badly to belong, that we're attracted - almost compulsively - by the idea of partnership. It is a light calling us home. Or to the flame. There are many, many kinds of partnerships. Strategic. Impulsive. Circumstantial. Convenient. And those that are deeply, deeply personal. Successful and satisfying partnerships are rare. So rare, that when we find them we should take some time to understand why they work. This week's guests are Nancy Reyes, the CEO of TBWAChiatDay New York and Chris Beresford-Hill, the agency's Chief Creative Officer. As you will hear, their relationship embodies two of the most critical elements of any successful and sustainable partnership. First, you've got to like each other. Because you're going to spend a lot of time having difficult conversations and making hard decisions. And second, once the decision is made - whether you agreed or not - you've got to develop the ability to support each other. Love and the ability to disagree well. Sometimes it's just that simple. And that complicated. How well does your partnership work?

In this episode, we are hanging out with Nancy Reyes who is a professional dog trainer and certified mental management instructor at her company For Your K9. As we get into the competition world, it is normal for us to have anxiety. But in order for us to be a good teammate for our dog, we need to learn how to improve our mindset and manage our stress.  Mentioned in this episode:  www.foryourk9.com

Nancy Reyes is an industry veteran with over 20 years combined agency and client-side experience. She joined TBWA's New York headquarters in 2016 and serves as the day-to-day operational lead for the agency, as well as the principal liaison across all roster clients, which include Mountain Dew, TD Bank and Hilton Hotels.Prior to TBWA, Nancy was VP of Marketing Creative for Verizon, responsible for 360-degree creative product for the brand's wireless business, which included advertising, retail and social marketing under the “Better Matters” brand platform. Most of Reyes' advertising career was spent in Goodby Silverstein & Partners' San Francisco office, where she worked for 11 years on accounts like Adobe, Frito-Lay, Google, Comcast and HP.TBWAChiatDay is the New York office of TBWA, known as the Disruption® Company. They help brands find strategic and creative white space through the power of Disruption. Their roster of clients includes world leading brands such as McDonalds, Mountain Dew, Mayo Clinic and adidas. They are considered to be one of thew world's leading creative companies recognised by Fast Company in 2019 and 2020 as one of the  'World's Most Innovative Companies'.https://tbwachiatdayny.com 

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That's right! It's the return of the Cut For Time Clip Show and we're changing things up! Yes, of course, there's never before heard clips from podcast favorites such as Elena Koshka, Andy Zane, and Kate Kennedy, but it's also a solo episode where I commentate on some more Milfstravaganza videos and answer listener questions. Plus, more Comic Hilton, Chester, Sal DiAndrea, and David Garcia. Nancy Reyes talks meeting Justin Bieber, Charlie Arnold talks meeting Chrissy Teigen, and I PLAY THE CLIP OF THE MOST EMBARASSING THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO ME ON PODCAST. Laugh at my shame and enjoy!   Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thankbrandon Or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thankbrandon   Submit videos, suggestions, feedback, or just about anything to canwetalkfirst@gmail.com 

For the second annual Halloween episode, I am joined by the return of podcast legends Sal DiAndrea and David Garcia as well as new guest and Sal's girlfriend: Nancy Reyes. I'll be honest, you see we're doing a Halloween episode and you have certain expectations for what we're gonna talk about, but this goes in a wildly different direction. After the ridiculous videos, I ask everyone what they're afraid of, and it turns out the scariest thing of all… is life.   It's the most existential episode of the podcast yet. Also, there's some wild sex conversations, because it's not Can We Talk First? without one.   Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thankbrandon Or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thankbrandon   Submit videos, suggestions, feedback, or just about anything to canwetalkfirst@gmail.com 

Nancy Reyes, president of TBWAChiatDay New York, joins us to discuss the retirement and legacy of creative icon Lee Clow. A pioneer of advertising's creative revolution, Clow led Chiat/Day to become one of the most celebrated ad agencies of all time—especially for its work on Apple ads like "1984."  This week's panel is: • Nancy Reyes, President, TBWAChiatDay New York • Patrick Coffee, Editor at Large, Adweek • David Griner, Creative and Innovation Editor, Adweek   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nancy Reyes, president of TBWAChiatDay New York, joins us to discuss the retirement and legacy of creative icon Lee Clow. A pioneer of advertising's creative revolution, Clow led Chiat/Day to become one of the most celebrated ad agencies of all time—especially for its work on Apple ads like "1984."  This week's panel is: • Nancy Reyes, President, TBWAChiatDay New York • Patrick Coffee, Editor at Large, Adweek • David Griner, Creative and Innovation Editor, Adweek  

Nancy Reyes ’93 has had a nearly twenty-year career in advertising and is one of the most respected professionals in her field. She is currently the managing director at TBWAChiatDay New York. Prior to TBWA, Nancy was vice-president of marketing for Verizon, responsible for 360-degree creative product for the brand’s wireless business, which included advertising, retail, and social marketing under the “Better Matters” brand platform. She has worked in advertising agencies in New York City and San Francisco. Nancy attended public schools in Long Island City and, after graduating from Trinity, attended and graduated from Harvard College. She came to Trinity, in the new building on the site of the old "turf," to talk about her time at the School and to describe her experience.   To listen to this episode Click on the "pod" icon in the upper left, to the left of the episode title. Click on the hyperlink below, to the right of the text "Direct Download." You may follow Podmissum On iTunes By clicking on the RSS icon at the bottom of the right column, below the word Syndication. iOS and Android App Purchase the app for iOS (download Podcast Box and purchase Podmissum in-app). Purchase the app for Android that you may download to your device.

Nancy Reyes is the managing director of TBWAChiatDay in New York. Reyes grew up in Long Island City in New York amid rundown houses and warehouses. Her mother was a housekeeper, and her father drove taxis. On this episode of Starting Out, Reyes discusses her path to becoming a leader who values working for everything in life.

In this special, extra-long bonus episode, we talk to competitors, coaches, charity beneficiaries, hosts, sponsors and more folks involved with Toro Cup! You'll hear from: * Nico Ball of Terere Kids Project on what favela jiu-jitsu is all about, and why the money you donated at Toro Cup made a difference; * Nathaniel Hunt from Pendegrass and Maggie McDowell immediately after their matches, as well as Chelsea Kurtzman and Laurie Porsch, immediately after their match talking about how it went -- and what the best part of Toro Cup really is.; * Sa'idah Durkee on women training with men, her match, and why dudes should take seminars taught by women; * Sami Seff on painkillers. (Not talking about painkillers. We interviewed her while she was on painkillers). * Seth Shamp on the different aspects of competing at black belt, hosting the Toro Cup events, and the meaning of Dirty White Belt; * Jeremy Arel on Great Grappling's upcoming fighter house and his time in Brazil training with Gordo; * Tim Hufford on Chapel Hill Gracie Jiu-Jitsu's new gym expansion, going from 2,000 square feet to 10,000 square feet, and their new "Train For Life" gym. * Nancy Reyes on her first IBJJF competition, nutrition and snacks, and what makes her like Jarrett Church; and * Aric Shelton of Toro Cup sponsor Ruckus Pizza (and TJJ blue belt), and his experience as a law enforcement office and father with self defense jiujitsu.