Podcasts about NGB

Send us a textJosh and Lara discussed the upcoming Military, Police and Firefighter Nationals event, which will take place at the Newnan Centre in Newnan, Georgia on Saturday, March 15th from 9 to 4. They also discussed the upcoming National Governing Body (NGB) meeting scheduled for Monday, June 30th, where several positions, including the President and Executive Committee, will be up for election. Lara suggested that attending the NGB meeting could provide insight into the inner workings of USA Powerlifting. They discussed a lifter who came in 0.2 kg over their weight class limit and the options available to them, including moving up a weight class or attempting to cut more weight. Lastly, they announced a new series, "Recent Randomness". Team Rohr Powerlifting100% Individualized Programming, Meet Day Preparation and Live Virtual CoachingExecutive Arbor Tree CareTop Rated Tree Service Serving Johns Creek & Surrounding AreasDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Follow/Direct Message us @PLBalladsPodcast on Instagram & Facebook Email us at PLBalladsPodcast@gmail.com More Information about the Podcast: https://solo.to/plballadspodcast Get the Team Rohr Training App! (Use discount code "PLBALLADSPODCAST") for the best in Powerlifting Programming The Powerlifting & Power Ballads Podcast is co-hosted by Josh Rohr and Lara Sturm and sponsored by Team Rohr Powerlifting - for all of your powerlifting coaching and meet day handling needs. The podcast covers Georgia Powerlifting information as well as National Powerlifting news. One of our more popular segments is music, specifically 80's music and Power Ballads.

British Cycling is one of the jewels in the crown of UK Sport but has endured its struggles in recent years, both in terms of governance and commercially. Jon Dutton joined the NGB as CEO, having previously served in the same role at the delayed Rugby League World Cup 2021, and has set about re-establishing a high-performance culture at British Cycling. Given that experience, Dutton was the ideal guest to join SportsPro CEO and NorthStar Solutions Group CEO Chris Collins to discuss the delivery of the strategies required to achieve those goals in the business of sport. Over six instalments of this special series from SportsPro and strategy realisation specialist NorthStar, we'll be hearing from top leaders across the sports industry with the primary objective of uncovering what it really takes to win in their field. Subscribe to the SportsPro Podcast feed to make sure you don't miss an episode.

There's a row going on over who should run the nascent and potentially commercially valuable sports of padel and pickleball. This issue has a universal application across many sports, as NGBs seek to wrap their arms around what they might call strategic adjacencies. So, what are pros and cons of the LTA owning Padel and Pickleball.Is the NGB model the right one? Do we want or need every version of a sport to have its own governing body, or is the LTA just the best compromise solution when it comes to allocating money. Does the attribution incentive outlined above crowd out privately run Padel or Pickleball businesses or is the LTA helping to build a market for them?Our guests are Karen Mitchell and Alex Inglot.Karen is chair of Pickleball England, a former American Express executive who sits on the World Pickleball Federation's Board of Directors. Alex is a former Board member of the ATP Tennis Tour, an investor in padel projects in the UK and beyond, and founder of the All The Angles podcast covering the business of padel.Unofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter and TikTok at @UnofficialPartnerWe publish two podcasts each week, on Tuesday and Friday. These are deep conversations with smart people from inside and outside sport. Our entire back catalogue of 400 sports business conversations are available free of charge here. Each pod is available by searching for ‘Unofficial Partner' on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and every podcast app. If you're interested in collaborating with Unofficial Partner to create one-off podcasts or series, you can reach us via the website.

Joe and Mike welcome Marc Riccio, CEO of USA Lacrosse. Marc goes through his sports career, his successes and how it landed him at USA Lacrosse. He also explains the value of NGB's, and developing the game of lacrosse in the US. Marc also speaks to international lacrosse,the business of it, and getting lacrosse into the Olympics. Marc talks about changes to his leadership style, the impact of rule changes, the indigenous roots of lacrosse and their successful history in lacrosse. He also talks about the growth of the game and participation. The CUSP Show is hosted by Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR). The show is produced by Mike Schretter'25 (@mikeschrett1), LJ Holmgren (@LJ_Holmgren), and Danny Hagenlocher (@DhColumbiaSPS), with Mike Schretter'25 and Lissa Ruiz managing social media efforts.   Links: usalacrosse.com 

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In this episode, Philip Neal, former Principal Dancer with New York City Ballet and current Artistic Director of Next Generation Ballet, shares insights on shaping up and coming dancers, while championing the art of ballet. Neal discusses his transition from performing to directing, the importance of mentorship, and how he helps his dancers find placements in trainee and second company positions. He also highlights the balance between fostering excellence and keeping the passion for the art form alive. Learn more about Next Generation Ballet on their website. Links: Ballet Help Desk Buy Corrections Journals Support Ballet Help Desk Instagram: @BalletHelpDesk Facebook: BalletHelpDesk Music from #Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/ian-aisling/new-future License code: MGAW5PAHYEYDQZCI

We lazen Handelingen 17 : 10 - 14, Filippenzen 1 : 1 - 1, 2 Johannes 1 en NGB artikel 6.De tekst is NGB artikel 6.Het thema is "Gods woord als norm."1. Onderscheiden waarop het aankomt2. Blijven bij de leer van ChristusDatum: 25 aug 2024Locatie: Victorkerk ApeldoornBron: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xwo5hMmnIw ★ Support this podcast ★

National Guard Senior Enlisted Advisor Tony L. Whitehead joined us on an episode of the Chevrons Podcast to talk about his story and his perspective from decades of service and shares his advice for the enlisted force. SEA holds the highest enlisted level of leadership in the National Guard. SEA is the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chief of the National Guard Bureau at the Pentagon in Washington D.C., serving as the Chief's principal military advisor on all enlisted matters affecting training, utilization, health of the force and enlisted professional development. Listen to the episode now, anywhere you stream your podcasts.

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In this episode of Raven Conversations, we are joined by MAJ Jack Meeker from the National Guard Bureau's Strategic Plans Integration Branch. Tune in as he shares his experience working in the Strategic Plans Integration Branch for NGB as a member of the Washington National Guard.

Leaders Editorial Director James Emmett and Content Director David Cushnan run the rule over the stories moving the global sports industry needle this week. They're joined in the studio by Aquatics GB CEO Drew Barrand. Together they discuss the fallout from the Chinese doping story; and the CEO response to scandal: the motivating factors behind any move or statement and the stakeholder sensitivities that have to be accounted for. Fifa's big ambitions for the new look Mondial de Clubes and the carve-out that's tempting Apple to the rights negotiating table are also covered. Meanwhile, Cushnan had a front row seat for the premiere of the third part of Thomas Bach's Olympic Agenda trilogy: the IOC's AI Agenda, and he liked what he saw. Plus, why the NGB equation of performance + governance = not a lot of room for much else has to change; and what Aquatics GB are doing with the data behind the 550,000 streams of the recent British Championships. The agenda's out for 4se New York, our sports, media, brands and popular culture show, examining the spaces where sport, lifestyle, culture and entertainment are intersecting.There's still time to join us in New York on Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd May - visit 4-se.com for more details.

First off, everyone takes a breath. We have some information on the March 5th NGB memo and things are going to be okay. In this episode, I will tell you what I know about the changes with reenlistment bonuses and hopefully calm your nerves. Then we bring on a 20+ SGM to talk Guard benefits and give advice to young junior enlisted soldiers. If you are a young soldier who isn't using benefits PLEASE LISTEN UP. As always, thank you all for the love and support, and we hope you enjoy the episode. www.thenastyguard.com

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Jeannette talks to Sarah Jones, the Director of the Princes Trust in Wales, about the empowering, invaluable work she is doing to help make lives better. From the many varied programs on offer, to the mentoring and guidance being offered to young people, Sarah candidly discusses the value provided by one of the most respected charities in the world, and why more efforts are needed to help make society a better place KEY TAKEAWAYS The Prince's Trust is a youth charity that works with individuals aged 11 to 30, providing support in education, employment, and enterprise. The organisation offers a range of programs, including Explore, Get Into, and Get Started, to help young people develop foundational skills, explore career paths, and start their own businesses. Youth development leads and volunteer mentors provide one-on-one mentoring and guidance to young people, helping them navigate the programs and achieve their goals. The Prince's Trust has a significant impact on the lives of young people, with success stories highlighting the transformative effect of the organisation's support. By empowering young individuals to succeed in education, employment, and entrepreneurship, the Prince's Trust is helping build a brighter future for Wales and its economy. BEST MOMENTS "I think there's a level of resilience that we had in that team that allowed us to do what we did." "We change lives on a daily basis and I see it on a daily basis in the centre when those young people come through the door." "It's a really sobering role, it is quite humbling in what we do." "The outcomes are really tangible."   This is the perfect time to get focused on what YOU want to really achieve in your business, career, and life. It's never too late to be BRAVE and BOLD and unlock your inner BRILLIANCE. If you'd like to jump on a free mentoring session just DM Jeannette at info@jeannettelinfootassociates.com or sign up via Jeannette's linktree https://linktr.ee/JLinfoot VALUABLE RESOURCES Brave, Bold, Brilliant podcast series - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/brave-bold-brilliant-podcast/id1524278970     Lisa Lutoff-Perlo - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-lutoff-perlo ABOUT THE GUEST Sarah Jones, Director of Delivery Prince's Trust Cymru Former international tennis player and high-performance coach. Has led and delivered tennis programmes around the world for an American Tennis specialist. Sarah then moved into sports administration leading the development arm of a county sports partnership in England. Sarah then returned to Wales to head up the safeguarding team at the WRU, before moving to Welsh gymnastics to lead growth of the sport at grassroots. Sarah then moved into the CEO role at Wales Netball where in 5 years revolutionised the NGB by creating greater levels of commercial income, huge growth at grassroots level, taking Wales back into the world's top 10 and modernising the NGBs governance structures ensuring it was left on a solid financial footing. Sarah recently left the sports sector to start a role as Director of the Princes Trust in Wales where she can drive an organisation to help young people in need get in education employment or enterprise. Sarah was also vice chair of cimspa Wales until 2016, and was part of the WSA (Welsh Sports Association) board who lobbied the Welsh Assembly Government for the sector until 2022 ABOUT THE HOST Jeannette Linfoot is a highly regarded senior executive, property investor, board advisor, and business mentor with over 25 years of global professional business experience across the travel, leisure, hospitality, and property sectors. 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If you are not having sushi every Sunday you are not living. Anyways, come join Corey and me for some video game talk, NGB reenlistment bonus chaos, and more. Then we dive into the worst Alaska Air National Guard unit ever and explore the failures in leadership that led them to this conclusion. Lastly, we bring on Chris, a 19-year Army National Guard member who has had more jobs than anyone I have met in the Guard. We talk leaders, we talk failures, we talk success, and go over one of the best days in the Army we have heard yet. As always, support us by sharing our podcast. Thank you all! 

Leaders' Editorial Director James Emmett and Content Director David Cushnan sum up the sports industry week, joined in the studio by British Cycling CEO Jon Dutton.They reflect on the first edition of the Greater Bay Area International Sports Business Summit, held last weekend in Macau, and a new positivity around China's relationship with sport. There's also time to examine the abandonment of the DFL's plan to find a private equity partner for the Bundesliga, challenger sports trying to make it in the USA and Apple's new scores app.Then Dutton discusses preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games; how British Cycling is restructuring at a time when the national governing body model is “distressed”; the different rhythm of leadership required at an NGB versus his previous role as CEO of the Rugby League World Cup; and commercialising the men's and women's Tours of Britain.

This year, Kevin Klipstein will celebrate 20 years at the helm of US Squash, the national governing body for the racquet sport that has been steadily growing in participation and membership over that time. While the NGB has seen remarkable success through projects such as a national training center in Philadelphia, and exposure in new markets, the sport itself for years has been seeking a holy grail of sorts. That effort, of course, is a place on the Olympic program. That effort began with a campaign to get into the 2012 Games in London, and in each subsequent Games after that. But for one reason or another — and there were different reasons each time — the sport could never quite clear the hurdle. But when it came time to pitch for the 2028 Games in Los Angeles, everything finally lined up perfectly. Squash was one of several sports approved for the program, which of course presents a whole new world of opportunity for leaders like Klipstein, who spend their entire days thinking about ways to expose the sport they love to even more people. And as you'll hear, one of the beauties of squash at that highest level is that its glass showcase courts can be stationed just about anywhere. In fact, international events have been staged outside the pyramids in Egypt and on building rooftops, to name a few. Where exactly it will be staged in Los Angeles remains to be seen — as will its potential place in the 2032 Games in Australia and beyond. But as you'll hear in this conversation, the sport has plans to grow regardless of its upcoming presence on sport's largest stage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The African violet, a plant from Tanzania that came to the U.S. in the late 1800s, received a special honor from the National Garden Bureau (NGB).非洲紫罗兰是一种来自坦桑尼亚的植物，于 1800 年代末传入美国，获得了国家园林局 (NGB) 的特殊荣誉。The organization named 2024 “The Year of the African Violet.” Other plants, flowers and vegetables for 2024 include: squash, Angelonia, lily, buddleia and hosta. Past years honored amaryllis, orchids and broccoli.该组织将 2024 年命名为“非洲紫罗兰年”。 2024 年的其他植物、花卉和蔬菜包括：南瓜、Angelonia、百合、醉鱼草和玉簪。 过去几年表彰了孤挺花、兰花和西兰花。Jessica Damiano is the garden writer for the Associated Press news service. She recently wrote about the African violet.杰西卡·达米亚诺是美联社新闻机构的花园作家。 她最近写了一篇关于非洲紫罗兰的文章。Damiano said the violet has been one of the most popular house plants in the U.S. since it arrived. She said the plant, however, is not a violet. It only has the name because of its colorful, purple and white leaves.达米亚诺说，紫罗兰自抵达美国以来一直是美国最受欢迎的室内植物之一。 然而她说这种植物不是紫罗兰。 因其叶子颜色鲜艳，紫、白相间而得名。In fact, she noted, they are related to the Saintpaulia genus. They are named for German Walter von Saint Paul.事实上，她指出，它们与非洲堇菜属有关。 它们以德国人沃尔特·冯·圣保罗的名字命名。The popularity of the plant is one reason why the NGB chose the violet as the “houseplant” of the year, said Diane M. Blazek, the organization's director. She said the plant's name has appeared over 300,000 times on social media.该组织主任黛安·M·布拉泽克 (Diane M. Blazek) 表示，这种植物的受欢迎程度是 NGB 选择紫罗兰作为年度“室内植物”的原因之一。 她说，该植物的名字在社交媒体上出现了超过 30 万次。Beyond popularity, Blazek noted, the violets are easy to grow and people who breed flowers are working on creating new varieties. Blazek said, “they are coming through the pipeline.”布拉泽克指出，除了受欢迎之外，紫罗兰还很容易种植，花卉培育者正在努力创造新品种。 布拉泽克说：“他们正在通过管道。”Blazek said people once thought of the violets as “Grandma's plants,” or that they were no longer popular. But, she said, the violet “has not gone out of favor at all.”布拉泽克说，人们曾经认为紫罗兰是“祖母的植物”，或者说它们不再受欢迎。 但是，她说，紫罗兰“根本没有失宠”。The NGB started in 1920. The group aimed to give reliable gardening information to Americans, many of whom had only recently started growing plants at home. The founder was James Burdett. He helped develop the idea of “victory gardens.” The gardens started during World War I as way for Americans to grow some of their own food.NGB 成立于 1920 年。该组织旨在向美国人提供可靠的园艺信息，其中许多人最近才开始在家种植植物。 创始人是詹姆斯·伯德特。 他帮助提出了“胜利花园”的想法。 这些花园始于第一次世界大战期间，供美国人种植自己的食物。Today, the NGB continues the work started by Burdett. It recommends plants, flowers and vegetables each year.如今，NGB 继续开展伯德特发起的工作。 它每年都会推荐植物、花卉和蔬菜。Many people like the African violet because it is easy to grow. It does not need direct sunlight; it does not need too much water and does not need a lot of fertilizer. However, it must receive special care to do extremely well.许多人喜欢非洲紫罗兰，因为它很容易种植。 不需要阳光直射； 它不需要太多的水，也不需要太多的肥料。 然而，它必须得到特别的照顾才能做得非常好。Blazek said the plants like moisture in the air. So, if you live in a very dry place, they might not do well. If you bring them inside during winter, Damiano suggests, you should run a device that adds moisture to the air – a humidifier – before you take them back outside. They need warmth but do not do well in high heat. Be sure to consider your climate before planting them.布拉泽克说，这些植物喜欢空气中的水分。 所以，如果你住在一个非常干燥的地方，它们可能会表现不佳。 达米亚诺建议，如果你在冬天把它们带进屋里，你应该在把它们带回屋外之前先运行一个可以增加空气湿度的设备——加湿器。 它们需要温暖，但在高温下表现不佳。 种植之前一定要考虑你的气候。In spring and summer, Damiano said, if the plants are indoors, place them near a window that faces north or east. That way they do not get too much sun. In the winter, the plants may be placed closer to windows because the sun is not too strong at that time for people who live in mid-northern climates.达米亚诺说，在春季和夏季，如果植物在室内，请将它们放在朝北或朝东的窗户附近。 这样他们就不会受到太多阳光照射。 在冬天，植物可以放置在靠近窗户的地方，因为对于生活在中北部气候的人来说，那时的阳光不太强烈。Feed the plants only every two to three months. Be sure to use a fertilizer for African violets. And do not worry about their roots getting crowded by other plants – they like cozy pots.每两到三个月给植物施肥一次。 一定要为非洲紫罗兰使用肥料。 不用担心它们的根部被其他植物挤满——它们喜欢舒适的花盆。With good care, the violets may show their colors all year.如果照顾得好，紫罗兰可以全年展示其颜色。

In this week's episode, Matt and Oli break down all the action from the Boston Indoor 5000m races (including George Mills, Sam Atkin & Jack Rowe), before welcoming this week's guest (28:15), Chris Jones. The UKA Head of Endurance Strategy spoke in detail about the NGB's plans for the coming years. Chris also explained how he's recently started coaching Marc Scott ahead of his Marathon debut in April. Following the interview, the guys preview BUCS XC and much more. Enjoy!  Presented by SportsShoes.com

Dee and Carol talk about NGB's Year of the Lily, two more seed catalogs, winter words and a host of other topics.For complete info, plus a video, check out our Substack newsletter.Links:Flowers: National Garden Bureau Year of the Lily North American Lily SocietyCarol's article on types of lilies in Family HandymanDee's blog post on lilies.Veggies:Dee's seed sleeves.Pinetree Garden SeedsSouthern Exposure Seed ExchangeOn the Bookshelf:    The Wisdom of Flowers: Essential Life Lessons for Joy and Wellbeing by Liz Martin (Amazon)Dirt:Winter WordsOur Affiliates (Linking to them to make a purchase earns us a small commission):Botanical InterestsFarmers DefenseEtsyTerritorial SeedsTrue Leaf Market Eden BrosNature Hills Nursery  Book and Amazon links are also affiliate links.Email us anytime at TheGardenangelists@gmail.com  For more info on Carol  visit her website.  Visit her blog May Dreams Gardens. For more info on Dee, visit her website.  Visit her blog Red Dirt Ramblings.Support the showOn Instagram: Carol: Indygardener, Dee: RedDirtRamblings, Our podcast: TheGardenangelists.On Facebook: The Gardenangelists' Garden Club.On YouTube.

Explore the groundbreaking strides in swine health with Dr. Scott Dee as we delve into the podcast, "Breaking Barriers in Swine Health: Charting New Frontiers." In this episode, we unravel the remarkable journey towards sustained control of Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) in breeding herds across the Midwestern United States. Key Highlights: Introduction to PRRS and NGB Approach: Discover the challenges posed by PRRS in the swine industry and the remarkable publication in the Journal of the American Veterinary Association. Gain insights into why this breakthrough is a big deal. Evolution of NGB: Understand the genesis of the next-generation biosecurity (NGB) approach, exploring what prompted its development and how it differs from traditional biosecurity measures. Study Design and Herd Classification: Dr. Scott Dee guides us through the methodology of the retrospective cohort study. Uncover how herds were meticulously classified into NGB COMPLETE and NGB INCOMPLETE categories, setting the stage for comprehensive insights into swine herd biosecurity. Results and Incidence Risk Reduction: Explore the key findings on PRRS incidence risk, comparing herds adopting NGB COMPLETE to NGB INCOMPLETE. Gain an understanding of the significance of the observed reduction and its potential impact on swine health. Challenges and Considerations: Delve into the challenges faced during the implementation of NGB. Gain practical considerations for swine producers looking to adopt comprehensive biosecurity measures, as shared by Dr. Scott Dee. Global Implications and Future Directions: Envision the global impact of adopting NGB based on positive outcomes. Dr. Scott Dee shares insights into the future directions for improving swine herd biosecurity on a global scale. Join us in "Breaking Barriers in Swine Health" as we chart new frontiers and explore the transformative possibilities for the swine industry.

GETTIN' SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST Ep. 174 Our special guest will be 35 Veteran FDNY Battalion Chief Robert Ingram. Appointed to FDNY: 1/9/82 Assigned to L-163 Woodside, Queens Ladder Chauffeur School in late 1983 1984, Transferred to HMC1 as a charter member. 1986, Fire Service Instructor I in FLTSP in order to instruct in HM courses. 1991, Promoted to Lt, assigned to the 35 Battalion 1992, Detailed to Fire Academy (HazMat Command request) to develop 1 st FDNY HM Ops training program. Joined later by Capt. Pete Stuebe and Lt. George Meyers. Worked in same room with then Lt. Mike Weinlein and FF John McConnel who were working on the initial Rescue training program. Selected & amp; trained 12 officers to deliver HM Ops to the members in 4 sites. 1993, Detailed to HMC1 as the 4th Lt. 1994, Promoted to Capt. Assigned to the 13th Division Contracted by the IAFF to deliver HM programs. Apr 94-Jan 95 UFO Captain Eng 303 1995, Covering Captain 13th Division 1996, Assigned Captain, E-273 1997, Detailed to Fire Academy at the request of BC Fanning to Develop and organize HM Training School for Technicians, Mission Specific companies in Building 8. Assigned to be the Radiation Safety Officer for the FDNY at this time also. Assumed responsibility for continuing to train CPC ladder companies Assumed responsibility for continuing to train ALS/BLS HazTac personnelWith Chief Fanning and Operations, planned “ICE” (Interagency chemical exercise.) With Chief Fanning and Con Edison VP for Emergency Operations Dick Morgan, developed the Joint CBRNE program with Con Edison for their WMD Response Team. 1998, Assigned as Executive Officer to BC Fanning, HM Operations. From 1996-2001, Chief Fanning and I made many trips to DC to work with the DOD in the Pentagon to support the NGB development of urban response and in return they provided the first WMD training to FDNY. This training focused mainly on chemical weapons. Under Chief Fanning, with Capt. Doherty (now Tech school Commanding Officer) worked with Operations and SOC to train newly formed Squads 18, 61, 252, 270, 288 in HM capabilities. 1998, FC Ven Essen ordered the training of Rescues 1. 2. 3. 4, and new members of 5 in HM capabilities. With Chief Fanning and Operations, planned citywide “BAD” (Biological Agent Drill) With Chief Fanning, Capt. Doherty, we all became charter members of the IAB, The Interagency Board, implemented by then attorney General Janet Reno, and co-chaired by the DOJ-FBI and DOD-NGB to enhance coordination between federal agencies and local responder organizations to combat WMD attacks. 1999, With Chief Fanning and Operations, planned citywide Maritime Radiation exercise. 2000, Promoted to BC Assigned as Executive Officer to Assistant Chief Cruthers, The Executive officer handled issues from Chiefs Downey (Rescue), Fanning (HM), and Guido (Marine) while Chief Cruthers was off duty. During this time, I worked with Chiefs Cruthers, Fanning, and Downey on the FDNY/NYPD Matrix for managing Special Incidents meeting regularly with NYPD Chief of SOD and others. Sept. 11, Was in my office when the 1 st plane hit the North Tower. Responded with Chief Ganci and the 7th floor staff, Incident Command at the down ramp to the WFC when the 2nd plane hit the South tower.Sept 12-Oct 12 Worked with Vinny Doherty to establish the US&R base camp at the school yard. Served as the H&S Officer of the WTC site. Took command of HM Operations. Worked with Chief Norman when he assumed command of Rescue Operations to equip and manage rescuers from SOC. Maintained my duties as the Executive Officer of Special Operations under Chief Cruthers. Oct 12-Jan 1, 2002, Moved out of the WTC H&S role and worked with Chief Tom Purtell of NYPD SOD to establish and manage “White Powder Teams” until NYPD took control of 911 and cut out the FDNY member position on Jan 1 2002. Nov 2001 Responded to the Plane crash in the Rockaways. Dec. 2001 Responded to the 1 NY Plaza titanium chiller explosion. Testified before the Senate Science & Technology Committee Jan 1-Sept 1, 2007, Commanded/managed the rebuild of HM Operations Capabilities. Re-organized HM Operations to manage grants, capital budgets, equipment Developed Managing 25-50 LD FFs and Officers (9/11 related) in HM Operations Developed HM Battalion over several years bringing in 5 additional BCs Trained & equipped HM Tech Engines 44, 250, 274, and 165. Maintained all external organizational commitments. HM Command by 2007 Sep 2007-Dec 2017 Assigned as the WMD Branch Chief for the FDNY Center for Terrorism and Disaster Retired Dec 20, 2017 Join us at the kitchen table on the BEST FIREFIGHTER PODCAST ON THE INTERNET! You don't want to miss this one. You can also Listen to our podcast ...we are on all the players #lovethisjob #GiveBackMoreThanYouTake #Oldschool www.youtube.com/gettinsaltyexperience.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/gettin-salty-experience-podcast/support.

In this Episode Scott welcomes the lovely Amely Joly to the podcast. Amely, currently living in Toulouse, France, is currently a womens pro roundnet player in Europe and also one of four board members on the European Roundnet Association. Her impact on the sport and in-particularly her commitment and work ethic to her role on the board of EURA is nothing short of inspiring which is one of the many reasons why Scott wanted to bring her on the podcast to discuss where her motivation comes from to growing the sport on a voluntary basis and also for the listeners to gain more of an insight into what goes on off the court and behind the scenes at the European Roundnet Association. While this episode discusses the details behind the scenes at EURA, it parallels incredibly well to other organisations, clubs, NGB and even boards at the IRF which also are doing these things behind closed doors and are the building blocks for the sports growth and development.

What's the role of a National Governing Body for sport in 2023? Is the NGB business model relevant or sustainable? These are questions running through this episode of The Squeezed Middle, our series created in collaboration with PTI Digital, the technology and strategy consultancy.Our focus is on the hugely popular sport of cycling, which at an elite level has been one of the great British success stories over the past two decades, creating a cast of superstar athletes and a haul of Olympic gold medals. But what was the impact of that success? And what does it tells us about how sport is run and the relationship between the two sides of the NGB's job, which is high performance and mass participation.Jon Dutton was appointed CEO of British Cycling in April this year, having held the same role at the 2022 Rugby League World Cup. Previous to that Dutton held senior roles across sport including the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart, PGA European Tour and UEFA, and is a Board member of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships held in Glasgow this month.Joining the conversation is Ben Wells, CEO of PTI Digital. The first episode of The Squeezed Middle was published last month and is available across Apple, Spotify and all podcast apps.Unofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter @UnffclPrtnrWe publish two podcasts each week, on Tuesday and Friday. These are deep conversations with smart people from inside and outside sport. Our entire back catalogue of 300 sports business conversations are available free of charge here. Each pod is available by searching for ‘Unofficial Partner' on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and every podcast app. If you're interested in collaborating with Unofficial Partner to create one-off podcasts or series, you can reach us via the website.

Richard Cheetham MBE is a coach and lecturer at the University of Winchester focusing on coach development. He has also worked as a consultant for a variety of NGB's and professional sporting organisations assisting their coach development programme and environmental demands.Show notes:1:35 - Richard provides an overview of his credentials2:15 - How he got into coaching whilst in NZ3:40 - The key principles of good coaching5:00 - Why to focus on interpersonal skills rather than technical and tactical7:20 - Challenging of watching as a Dad10:30 - Challenging behaviours which may not help children's long term development12:50 - The skills of differentiation17:00 - Some tips games for getting to know people/players22:00- How to encourage brave practitioners to carry on 'new ides' in working environments26:00- The shift to child led environments31:00 - How to manage group dynamics to secure equity35:00 - Understanding the context of groups dynamics/presentation38:00 - The challenges of more sedentary lifestyle and no ball game signs40:00 - Formal to informal learning environments47:00 - How would Richard like to be described in 3 words? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

USA Gymnastics is looking to build a national training and wellness center that will serve as the hub for the national governing body and has issued a request of expressions of interest directed at destinations and real estate developers targeting a 2026 project completion, said President and Chief Executive Officer Li Li Leung during a discussion on the SportsTravel Podcast. The NGB is seeking a partner to design, build, operate and maintain a campus comprising a modern training and wellness center and ancillary facilities for the national team in various disciplines as well as develop the overall grassroots growth of the sport. USA Gymnastics does not have a centralized training and wellness center currently. The new center may also become home to the NGB's national headquarters. In this episode, Leung discusses why the NGB is seeking the new location as well as preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[Link to watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mljkjvUyJ4Y]In this episode, I want to share with you guys the life-changing lessons that I'm lucky enough to learn directly from my dad. Growing up, I've always known a man who's so determined and kind. I'm grateful to have been able to observe his lifestyle and work ethic from a young age, both of which have profoundly transformed me and shaped who I am today. Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads out there!  Here are the lyrics to my original song, 'Tâm Sự Của Con' (My Confession)[Vietnamese lyrics]Ngày ấy khi còn bé thơ trong lòngBố thương mẹ chiều chẳng lo âu nghĩ suyNgày ấy đi học bố đưa mẹ đèoThấy con thân gầy mẹ chỉ lo con ốm thôiRồi lúc con biết đọc, biết thêm đánh đànBố khoe con với mọi người vui lắmDù những thứ con làm có khôn có dạiTrước sau bố mẹ vẫn tin chờRồi đến một ngày con lớn khôn đi làmThấy con bận rộn mẹ lại lo con ốm thôiRồi con cứ lớn dần, tóc bố thêm bạc màuThêm nếp nhăn cho mẹ vậy mà con xa quá điCàng thấy thương bố mẹ nuôi nấng con nên ngườiXong lúc con nên rồi lại chẳng thấyChỉ mong sao bố mẹ sống vui khoẻ mạnhNhớ con bố mẹ vẫn an lòng  [English translation]Back when I was a little kid,Dad loved, Mom cared, no worry I hid.Back then, Dad walked me to school and Mom came along,Seeing me so skinny, Mom just worried I'd be weak, not strong.When I learned to read, and also play the piano,Dad showed me off to everyone, so proud, full of gusto.No matter if what I did was wise or silly,In the end, my parents always trusted me, really.Then came a day when I grew up, started to work,Seeing me so busy, Mom worried again I'd get sick due to overwork.As I kept growing, Dad's hair started turning gray,More wrinkles marked Mom's face, as I moved further away.The more I saw, the more I loved my parents who made me strong,I don't want to think about that some day, when I'm grown up but could no longer take them along.I just wish my parents live life, happy and healthy,Missing me, they still find peace, and are never weary. Bloom in Crisis is the embodiment of hope — it is a belief, a practice, a state of being that empowers you to skillfully regulate emotions, build spiritual resilience, enhance self-awareness, unleash the potential of your mind, foster a grateful heart, cultivate joy, nurture positive energy, promote inner peace, grow self-compassion and compassion for others, embrace the present moment, derive wisdom from introspection, transform pain into grace, recognize positive possibilities even in adversity, and actively shape your narrative, ultimately leading to a happy and fulfilled life (with a touch of style!)Welp... you're probably not going to remember all of these, and neither am I (!) which is why internalizing the concept of "bloom in crisis" instead of trying to memorize what it means is important. Luckily, we can all do it by practicing consistently. While I'm incredibly grateful for my journey, I know firsthand how painful and lonely it is to go through tough times alone — it urges me to give back and help others as much as I can in my lifetime. Bloom in Crisis has been transforming me and many others for the better, and I would love for you to give it a try!Believing that everyone is a bloomer and we #bloomincrisis together, I founded Bloom in Crisis to share with you how I practice it and what I've learned throughout my journey, which, I hope, will be helpful for you in yours.-Zip xx----------About Zip Nguyen: Zip was born and raised in Vietnam. When she was just under 18, she moved to the US for college and has been living there since. She started her first full-time job at New York Magazine then moved to the BBC at the end of 2019, currently leading Business Intelligence, Pricing & Yield in the Americas region in Ad Sales at BBC Studios. Besides her main job, she is also a BBC Senior Leadership Team Advisor alumnus and Deputy Chair of BBC Studios Next Generation Board alumnus. She finds fulfillment in giving back to the next generations and inspiring others to overcome challenging times. Zip is the founder and CQO (Chief Quarterlife-crisis Officer) of Bloom in Crisis, and host of the Bloom in Crisis podcast and YouTube channel (Zip's sharing reflects her original and independent thinking and does not represent the opinions of any other organizations that she is involved with.)----------

Having previously examined the science informing the debate around Trans inclusion in Women's categories in sport, Broken Oars Podcast returns with an updated look at what remains fast-moving, ongoing and highly-contentious issue.   During a recent conversation, Lewin and I turned again to discuss what had happened since our first discussion of these issues, particularly with regards to highly-contentious issue of natal-men being allowed to compete against natal-women in sport; the pressures faced by NGB's to promote a sport-for-all approach in the face of quite incendiary activism on the Trans side and pushback on the women's side; and the questions of fairness and inclusivity that must be at the heart of every discussion.   Upon reviewing our intiial conversation, we decided that, on occasion, we had been too flippant about what is a serious subject. You will know, as regular listeners, that we take very little seriously, including ourselves, and treat everyone as fair game, including ourselves.   On this occasion, however, we realised that given how inflammatory some of the rhetoric, language, case-making and arguments have been in the discussion to date, what was needed was a sober look at the facts and realities of Trans biology, inclusion, and the current policies of rowing's regulatory bodies - and what they mean for the current state of play.   So here it is ...   Full Crew. From backstops. The first movement is down and it doesn't have to be fast. You aren't grabbing the last sausage roll at the party. Attention ...

In this episode I am joined by Sport Psychologist Alexander Cohen. Alex is a Senior Sport Psychologist at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC). Working primarily with Winter Sports, Alex provides psychology consultation and counseling for national team athletes and coaches at the Olympic & Paralympic Training Centers, NGB training sites, national and international competitions. I hope you enjoy this episode!! #whatdrivesyou #success #successmindset

Correction on this episode, we mentioned Ireland, but it should be Northern Ireland which is part of the UK. On episode 77 of Tatami Talk. We start off talking about the American Judo Systems upcoming tournament on June 4th named "SUMMER SLAM". How this tournament is for USA Judo points, as well as the interesting prizes for the youth division and senior elite division. Then we go into some viewer question/feedback. With the first two part questions being. Are the federation dues for USA Judo, USJF and USJF too high? And is it harming Judo's growth in the US? The second part of the question was would a discount or reward program help grow Judo? Like discounts on tickets for hotels and flights as well as stores and restaurants. Could this help grow and bring people to Judo. Like what they do in other countries? The other two part question was can someone be promoted to Black Belt or get promotions in general just for being a class assistant and not practicing themselves or going to tournaments. With the further question of can someone that doesn't step on the mat and only does office or volunteer work be promoted to Black Belt? This is a very interesting question and you may be surprised by our answers. * Intro / AJS Summer Slam [0:00] * Viewer question: USJA/USJF/USAJ membership price and its affects on growth of judo in the US [06:27] * NGB helping marketing judo [28:55] * Parents and kyu grades involvement in volunteering [42:35] * Getting a brown belt / shodan for assisting [52:09] * Terminal Brown belts [58:50] * Honorary Black belts / Getting a Shodan by only doing office work / volunteering [01:05:35] * Separate types of belts / ranks [01:10:49] ------------------------------------------- Email us: tatamitalk@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @tatamitalk Juan: @thegr8_juan Anthony: @anthonythrowsIntro + Outro by Donald Rickert: @donaldrickertCover Art by Mas: @masproducePodcast Site: https://anchor.fm/tatamitalk Also listen on Apple iTunes, Google podcasts, Google Play Music and Spotify

Admittedly I was not much of a fan of spirea but, wow, have they come a long way. National Garden Bureau has named their shrub of the year for 2023, it's Spirea! With nearly 100 unique species, NGB reports that this hardy group of plants boasts a wide range of colorful foliage ranging from blue to yellow, red, to orange, and everything in between. Check out some beauties and get more info on today's Garden Bite. Email me at tkgardenbite@gmail.com.

Kevin Mulcahy is a sports practitioner with a wide range of experiences and roles within the sector. Working predominantly in GAA, Kevin uses a Constraint Led Approach to help players develop, and more importantly, create a long-term love for the game. With the support of sporting governing bodies, Kevin would like to see a shift away from the current 'academy' model toward an environment that allows players to develop locally until their late teens when they would be more psychologically reedy for the challenges of high-performance sport.Show notes:17:00 - How to create a technical base without coaching drills22:00 - The implementation of constraints-based coaching so players can emulate their hero's25:00 - Why games over drills?27:00 - Task simplification in game scenarios31:00 - The effect of relative age effect on competition and participant retention35:30 - The individualised approach to player support in coaching38:30 - The role of NGB's in competition design42:00 - How we can put players in challenging environments55:00 - How can we create appropriate academies?57:45 - Do coaches really have all the answers? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Another in the occasional series when this show becomes about curling, that sport with the big rocks on the ice. This week we talked to the Chair and former Vice Chair of the AAC of USA Curling about the recent scandals revolving around the removal of GNCC from USA Curling and the eventual resignation of former CEO Jeff Plush.

Chief Master Sgt. Clinton Miller, National Guard Bureau J5/J53 SPP Senior Enlisted Leader, joins us in a discussion about the State Partnership Program. The National Guards of all 54 states and territories participate in the State Partnership Program, some partnering with more than one country. Chief Miller tells us all about the program - its history, benefits and how the enlisted force can contribute to the success of the program. CHEVRONS – a podcast for the enlisted force. From junior enlisted, to senior leaders and those in between, we interview notable individuals to address everyday challenges and hurdles the enlisted force faces. New episodes arrive on the last Friday of each month! CHEVRONS on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKTdhSAHuN9MBbp4GAbxW CHEVRONS on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chevrons/id1570686113 CHEVRONS on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZHZpZHNodWIubmV0L3Jzcy9wb2RjYXN0LzQ4NA

Max Siegel has been the chief executive officer at USA Track & Field since May 2012, making him one of the longest-tenured CEOs in the U.S. Olympic movement. During that time, USA Track & Field has remained one of the best-performing NGBs and made huge strides in the sponsorship landscape thanks to a long-term deal with Nike. [article_sidebar]Coming off the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, the first time the event has been held in the United States, Siegel sat down with SportsTravel Managing Editor Matt Traub to discuss how the world championships went, plans to grow the sport of track and field dramatically leading up to LA28, sponsorship and branding on the NGB and individual athlete levels and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil Andrews is credited with making multiple changes for the better over a decade of service at USA Weightlifting, including the past six years as CEO, and overseeing an elite team that at the Tokyo Olympics took home its first Olympic silver in women's weightlifting. Among his challenges at the governing body was a deep debate internationally over the future of the sport, one that very well may see weightlifting removed from the Olympic program in future years over concerns about their approach, or lack thereof, to doping at the international level. Andrews was a fighter for the anti-doping cause, an effort that he pushed as he also fought to expand the sport of weightlifting to the widest audience possible in the United States. In July, he was named CEO of USA Fencing, an organization that has had its own challenges in recent years, especially in areas surrounding SafeSport. But it's an organization with an even larger membership than weightlifting — around 40,000 members compared to about 30,000 — and one that produces some sizable events, including its Summer Nationals, which were most recently held at the convention center in Minneapolis. Andrews will spend the next few months on a listening tour among his new constituents, but before he does, he sat down with SportsTravel Executive Editor and Publisher Jason Gewirtz to discuss his own history in the sport, the future of the NGB's events, its desires to partner more with potential host cities and how in the world light sabers may fit into the equation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode revisits a conversation with Tom Rooks, the Director of Rowing at Williamsburg Boat Club, in Williamsburg, VA. When we talked with him back in 2021, we loved how authentic he was. From his "fun first" mantra to how he prepares his juniors athletes to be better humans beyond the boathouse. Tom was one of our favorite guests - sharing his philosophies about saving lives, being well-rounded, and finding your calling. Since then, Tom's been hired by USRowing as its Health and Well-Being Associate. This title doesn't do justice to the work he's doing there, ensuring that our NGB, local clubs, and regattas have procedures in place to keep athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers safe - from PFDs to hydration tablets, safety education, and emergency plans. This remix includes a new intro, with banter between hosts Rachel Freedman and Tara Morgan about Tom, safety, and USRowing Masters Nationals in Sarasota, FL.   TIME STAMPS 0:00 - Lead-in  03:55 - Intro 09:29 - Rowing week 10:35 - Team culture and coaching philosophy; and rowing origin story 19:50 - Rowing is all in the family, the importance of a well-rounded life 28:00 - Quintessential Tom and wearing your heart on your sleeve 34:10 - Mentoring new coaches 38:35 - What you're capable of today, vulnerability, resiliency 41:25 - How COVID taught WBC kids their “why” 44:10 - Taking his competitive drive to Disc Golf 47:45 - Choosing to row and having dominion over it 50:20 - Handling anxiety and expectations by visualizing “rear view” moments 55:50 - Memorable lessons from Tom's high school rowing coach 58:50 - How rowing helped Tom and his wife make it through physical challenges 1:01:18 - Risk management, safety plan development, mishap analysis 1:08:08- Rapid Fire Q&A . To see photos of Tom, and get links to the people, clubs, end events mentioned in this episode, visit www.steadystatepodcast.com

Chief Master Sgt. Charles “Chuck” Powers, National Guard Bureau Legislative Liaison serving at The Pentagon, joins us in a discussion about balancing work and personal time, taking advantage of opportunities and the importance of mentorship. Chief Powers also talks about how he ended up in such a unique position, working in our nation's capital and how his role as Legislative Liaison impacts both the NGB and Air National Guard overall. CHEVRONS – a podcast for the enlisted force. From junior enlisted, to senior leaders and those in between, we interview notable individuals to address everyday challenges and hurdles the enlisted force faces. New episodes arrive on the last Friday of each month! CHEVRONS on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKTdhSAHuN9MBbp4GAbxW CHEVRONS on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chevrons/id1570686113 CHEVRONS on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZHZpZHNodWIubmV0L3Jzcy9wb2RjYXN0LzQ4NA

Ladies and Gentlemen, to celebrate our fiftieth release we have brought you ...    (Drum roll ....)   The Head of British Rowing!   (And in case you were wondering, Hodge, the rest of Mark's body is still attached).   Now, the clever among you (hullo all natural bowsiders) will be quick to point out that this is actually Episode 38. But because of our numbering system and our extra Broken Thoughts and Broken Doors Indoors episodes, we have reached a podcast landmark. That's right - 50 dollops of high quality content. (You can argue about the high quality appellation among yourselves), spread over two glorious years (when most of you though we wouldn't last the week. Okay. Just us. We thought we wouldn't last the week).   We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this landmark than by welcoming Mark Davies on for a chat. Like our episode with Drew Ginn, this episode has been a long time in the making. We first had a chat with Mark about coming on back in lockdown 1.0. However, all good things come to those who wait (a metaphor for a rowing finish if ever we heard one), and this is a good thing.   A rower and successful Boat Race cox in his own right, and a founder member and driving force behind Crabtee, Mark's work in the private sector led to roles with British Archery and then the hottest of hot seats when he became Chair of British Rowing.   This chat touches on his trajectory through the sport through to this role, offering a fascinating and even-handed insight into the challenges, opportunities and responsibilities the NGB has in its oversight of the sport.   Driven by the belief that an essential part of his role is to leave the sport in a better place than he found it (which, in truth, is a stewardship responsibility we all share), he talks open and candidly about British Rowing's progress in this regard. From the essential need to balance the books to stopping the relentless churn of rowers (10,000 leave the sport every year ...) and where we might be if we could slow and then stop that to the reset opportunities that Covid provided, why rowing has been undersold in this country and the social and cultural impact the sport can have if we change that, to the Zoom Ergos revolution, the importance of community and the next four years ...   This is essential listening.   And yes, we always say that.   And yes, we always mean it.   But this is the Chair of British Rowing, who admits he and his team have faced their fair share of criticism and opprobrium talking openly, clearly and passionately about how we can all be the guardians of our sport and see it thrive.   Get some!   Head single. No. We've Already Done That Joke. We Really Are Going To Have to Chop Your Head Off. Why? Have You Seen Your Finish? Criminal.

Chief Master Sgt. Denny Richardson, the Command Chief of the New York Air National Guard, and Tech. Sgt. Frederick Freeman, a recruiter at the 109th Airlift Wing, Scotia, New York, talked about adapting and embracing culture shift in the force. Chief Richardson hosts the Journeys Through Leadership podcast which is currently in its second season of bringing in-depth conversations with Airmen from all walks of life. Give it a listen on your podcast platform of choice! Listen to this episode and more by searching for ‘Chevrons' on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.

In today's episode, James speaks to Charlie Ford. Charlie is currently the interim CEO of England Boxing, the NGB that oversees more than 980 clubs and 24,000 members. Since 2017, memberships despite the pandemic have risen by 40%.     Ford has developed a broad range of experience through his passion for basketball and across the financial sector. He previously worked for England Boxing as Head of Community Development and as the COO of Basketball England.     England Boxing, known until 2013 as the Amateur Boxing Association, is the national governing body of amateur boxing clubs in England and is based at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. The organization oversees the safety and welfare of its members, offers coaching courses, enforces child protection and compliances, DBS checking and promotion of boxing to potential new members, and provides a talent pathway for boxers to excel.     England Boxing also organizes and administers national and regional competitions for Elite, Youth, Junior, Schools, and Development Boxers, as well as an annual Three Nations tournament and a female-only Box Cup.     Tune in to learn more about:  Charlie's humble roots and how they placed him in a privileged position How his PE teachers and coaches potentially took the position of his busy father and supported him Charlie's decision to develop himself professionally rather than in the educational setting His career in finance and how he got into the coaching side of sports Charlie's England Boxing journey The financing of England Boxing Charlie's leadership and business philosophies that he has developed Their partnership with Coach Core and their key demographic     Connect with Charlie: LinkedIn: Charlie Ford Twitter: @Coach_Ford82   Connect with James Instagram: @james_ventures Facebook: Coordinate Sports FB Page LinkedIn: James Moore Coordinate Cloud: The Drive Phase Podcast

We turn the microphone around and interview Chief Master Sgt. Sean Sullivan, Massachusetts State Command Chief and co-host of the CHEVRONS podcast. We talk about his vision for the enlisted force in the state and cover a few of the great initiatives being developed to enhance the careers of the enlisted force. CHEVRONS – a podcast for the enlisted force. From junior enlisted to senior leaders and those in between, we interview notable individuals to address everyday challenges and hurdles the enlisted force faces. New episodes arrive on the last Friday of each month! CHEVRONS on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKTdhSAHuN9MBbp4GAbxW CHEVRONS on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chevrons/id1570686113 CHEVRONS on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZHZpZHNodWIubmV0L3Jzcy9wb2RjYXN0LzQ4NA

In this week's podcast Tessa and Corinne are delighted to be joined by Prof. Ross Tucker from The Real Science of Sport podcast. Ross takes time out of his busy schedule to talk to us about his job at World Rugby and how he found himself in the middle of discussions about the integrity of women's sport.  ·        World Rugby's Transgender Workshop ·        The conflation of the inclusion of DSD athletes with trans inclusion into women's sport ·        IOC's new Transgender Guidelines·        The lack of women's voices in discussion·        Lack of female representation in NGB/no accountability·        Testosterone suppression as a solution·        Where has evidence based decision making gone? Emotion over facts·        Why do we need men and women's categories?·        Joanna Harper's current research ·        Ross's favourite cake References: https://www.world.rugby/the-game/player-welfare/guidelines/transgender https://olympics.com/ioc/news/ioc-releases-framework-on-fairness-inclusion-and-non-discrimination-on-the-basis-of-gender-identity-and-sex-variations#SaveWomensSports #womensrightsnetwork #fairplayforwomen #womensfootball #cycling #womenscycling #sexnotgender #football #olympics #scienceofsport Where to find Ross:He is @Scienceofsport on Twitter and is one half of the podcast The Science of Sport podcast -@sportsscipod.

Basecast 197. Aaron’s Gown… and Video Games! Busy times here at NGB, but always time to podcast. Asim, Aaron and Gari are joined by Ben to talk about all the latest in the … The post Basecast 197 – Aaron’s Gown… and Video Games appeared first on Next Gen Base.

Basecast 197. Aaron's Gown… and Video Games! Busy times here at NGB, but always time to podcast. Asim, Aaron and Gari are joined by Ben to talk about all the latest in the … The post Basecast 197 – Aaron's Gown… and Video Games appeared first on Next Gen Base.

Senior Master Sgt. Martina Crouse, NGB Senior Leadership Management Office and Master Sgt. Christopher Smith, ANG Senior Enlisted Leadership Management Office join us as we discuss enlisted development opportunities and how one can best prepare themselves to not only apply for these opportunities, but to best succeed in the profession of arms. CHEVRONS – a podcast for the enlisted force. From junior enlisted, to senior leaders and those in between, we interview notable individuals to address everyday challenges and hurdles the enlisted force faces. New episodes arrive on the last Friday of each month! CHEVRONS on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKTdhSAHuN9MBbp4GAbxW CHEVRONS on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chevrons/id1570686113 CHEVRONS on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZHZpZHNodWIubmV0L3Jzcy9wb2RjYXN0LzQ4NA

Geoff Noonan is a FACYD for the English Football association. Supporting coaches with their NGB and Uefa qualification's, Geoff aims to challenge and support coaches with their craft relative to their individual environment. Formally a coach in his own right, Geoff has worked of the likes of Crystal Palace and Fulham where he helped produce players like Ryan Sessognon and Omar Richards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Sport Lifestyle Network Podcast, our guest host Michael Jaquet, or MJ, speaks with his friend Rob DeMartini, the current CEO of USA Cycling and formerly the CEO of New Balance. MJ is uniquely qualified to have this conversation as he is the Chief Partnership Officer at DRAGONFLi Media and was the CMO for USA Ski and Snowboard. No one knows the NGB space better than MJ. The guys discuss Rob's path to USA Cycling, previously running business units and divisions at P&G, later serving as the CEO at New Balance, all before becoming a small business owner in Park City, Utah, where he currently resides. Rob discusses the challenges of leading a passion-driven organization like USA Cycling, along with the silver linings the Covid Pandemic has provided. USA Cycling has ambitious goals for Tokyo in 2021, along with Paris and Los Angeles.

In the premiere episode of 'Get a Sign', Chief Master Sgt. Dan Conner, Oregon National Guard Command Senior Enlisted Leader, introduces Chief Master Sgt. Tony Whitehead, National Guard Bureau Senior Enlisted Advisor, and discusses topics revolving around Chief Whitehead stepping into his new role as well as various other pressing issues within the force that affect all Soldiers and Airmen.