Podcasts about operation manager

Fancy a Japanese cream puff or desserts in the wee hours of the morning and not sure where to go? Well, you can now get your dessert fix at Chateraise's first unmanned store in Singapore that is open 24-7. We find out how it works and whether one is coming to your neighbourhood soon with Bryan Ho, Operation Manager, Chateraise.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nell'episodio di oggi, ti porteremo nel mondo affascinante della meccatronica, accompagnati dall'azienda Associata TSP Group. In questa occasione, abbiamo avuto l'opportunità di visitare il loro nuovo stabilimento di Molteno (LC). Il dialogo sarà guidato da Giacomo Riva, Presidente della Categoria Merceologica Metalmeccanico, che condurrà l'intervista con il Raffaella Roda, Operation Manager e Co-Owner Trafilerie San Paolo. Durante l'episodio, avremo anche l'opportunità di intervistare due giovani collaboratori: Giacomo Roda e Guglielmo Peluso.

At The Pivot Fund, we know true empowerment for community-led news outlets goes beyond the headlines. It's about providing the necessary tools and support to drive sustainable growth and success. That's why we're thrilled to partner with Justworks, a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), to bring you an exciting opportunity! The Just Thrive program offers women and minority-owned businesses a grant to support their administrative services.Solutions That Just Work reviews practical HR tips for startups and resources to streamline processes, save time, comply with state and federal laws and regulations, and more.Guests: Tracie Powell, Founder and CEO, The PIvot Fund Khadija Collins, Operation Manager, Documented NY Vania Andre, Chief Technology Officer, Haitian Times Doug Drosin, Channel Manage, Partnerships, Justworks Moses Balian, HR Consultant, Justworks --The Pivot Fund is a new venture philanthropy organization dedicated to investing $500 million into independent BIPOC-led community news outlets through grantmaking, development support, and strategic consulting. For more information on The Pivot Fund, visit https://thepivotfund.org. 

JP Dinnell sits down with Echelon Front's Director of Experiential Training Codey Gandy to talk about being the first boots on the ground in Benghazi and the lessons learned from being in leadership amongst the chaos.    JP and Cody focus on the how being able to clearly communicate the 'why' when leading in the battle field and in life can make all the difference in your success and failure.    Codey Gandy is a former U.S. Marine, and currently a leadership instructor, speaker, and strategic advisor for Echelon Front. Codey spent just over 5 years working as a ground combat leader for various units in the Marine Corps.   He brings unmatched experience in demonstrating combat leadership in dynamic environments, building winning teams, and developing relationships across all levels of an organization.   Codey has seen first-hand the power of the leadership lessons taught at Echelon Front. He brings a unique front-line perspective as he served in several levels of enlisted leadership, starting as a front-line designated marksman and finished his time in service as a Platoon Sergeant. In his role, he constantly was finding innovative ways to improve training and challenge his guys in preparation for the real-world battlefield. Upon his discharge from the Marine Corps, Codey joined Echelon Front while providing unmatched experience and unique perspective into combat leadership, front-line leadership, and creating winning teams. He serves as the Experiential Training Program's Operation Manager, 1st Responder Training Lead, leadership instructor, speaker, and strategic advisor at Echelon Front. Join the conversation on instagram Codey Gandy: https://www.instagram.com/codey.gandy JP Dinnell: http://instagram.com/jpdinnell/ Lucas Pinckard: https://www.instagram.com/lucaspinckard More from JP Dinnell: https://www.jpdinnell.com/ JP Dinnell is a former U.S. Navy SEAL and now a Leadership Instructor, Speaker and Strategic Advisor with Echelon Front, where he serves as Director of Experiential Leadership Training Programs. J.P. is also a pro team athlete and spokesperson for Origin Maine and Jocko Fuel, an American clothing and supplement company. J.P. has a signature Energy Drink flavor “Sour Apple Sniper” with Jocko Fuel. Jeremiah spent nearly a decade in the SEAL Teams with three combat deployments. Sent to the violent terrorist stronghold of Ar Ramadi, Iraq in 2006 with SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser, J.P. served as point man, machine gunner, and lead sniper for Delta Platoon opposite the American Sniper, Chris Kyle, who was in Charlie Platoon. For his leadership and courage under fire, JP was awarded a Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars with Valor and the Army Commendation Medal with Valor helping Task Unit Bruiser to become the most highly decorated special operations unit of the Iraq War. He worked closely with SEAL Officers Jocko Willink, his Task Unit Commander, and Leif Babin, and was the driving force on many of the daring combat operations Jocko and Leif wrote about in Extreme Ownership. Upon his return, J.P. again worked directly for Jocko as a training instructor at Naval Special Warfare Group One Training Detachment, where he orchestrated realistic and challenging training scenarios for Special Operations Urban Combat training and Close Quarters Combat training to better prepare SEAL units for the real-world battlefield. He also served as a Combatives Instructor, Marksmanship Instructor and earned his Master Trainer Specialist qualification while helping Jocko rebuild and enhance these training programs into the highly effective platforms they are today. J.P. brings exceptional experience and frontline leadership perspective from the winning mindset and culture of Task Unit Bruiser.

JP Dinnell sits down with Echelon Front's Director of Experiential Training Codey Gandy to talk about his experience as a #marine, what life is like as a #father of four and how faith has changed his perspective on life. JP and Cody dive deep into why detachment is a super power and how you can start to fight and win against complacency in your own life. Codey Gandy is a former U.S. Marine, and currently a leadership instructor, speaker, and strategic advisor for Echelon Front. Codey spent just over 5 years working as a ground combat leader for various units in the Marine Corps. He brings unmatched experience in demonstrating combat leadership in dynamic environments, building winning teams, and developing relationships across all levels of an organization. Codey has seen first-hand the power of the leadership lessons taught at Echelon Front. He brings a unique front-line perspective as he served in several levels of enlisted leadership, starting as a front-line designated marksman and finished his time in service as a Platoon Sergeant. In his role, he constantly was finding innovative ways to improve training and challenge his guys in preparation for the real-world battlefield. Upon his discharge from the Marine Corps, Codey joined Echelon Front while providing unmatched experience and unique perspective into combat leadership, front-line leadership, and creating winning teams. He serves as the Experiential Training Program's Operation Manager, 1st Responder Training Lead, leadership instructor, speaker, and strategic advisor at Echelon Front. Join the conversation on instagram: Codey Gandy: https://www.instagram.com/codey.gandy JP Dinnell: http://instagram.com/jpdinnell/ Lucas Pinckard: https://www.instagram.com/lucaspinckard More from JP Dinnell: https://www.jpdinnell.com/ JP Dinnell is a former U.S. Navy SEAL and now a Leadership Instructor, Speaker and Strategic Advisor with Echelon Front, where he serves as Director of Experiential Leadership Training Programs. J.P. is also a pro team athlete and spokesperson for Origin Maine and Jocko Fuel, an American clothing and supplement company. J.P. has a signature Energy Drink flavor “Sour Apple Sniper” with Jocko Fuel. Jeremiah spent nearly a decade in the SEAL Teams with three combat deployments. Sent to the violent terrorist stronghold of Ar Ramadi, Iraq in 2006 with SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser, J.P. served as point man, machine gunner, and lead sniper for Delta Platoon opposite the American Sniper, Chris Kyle, who was in Charlie Platoon. For his leadership and courage under fire, JP was awarded a Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars with Valor and the Army Commendation Medal with Valor helping Task Unit Bruiser to become the most highly decorated special operations unit of the Iraq War. He worked closely with SEAL Officers Jocko Willink, his Task Unit Commander, and Leif Babin, and was the driving force on many of the daring combat operations Jocko and Leif wrote about in Extreme Ownership. Upon his return, J.P. again worked directly for Jocko as a training instructor at Naval Special Warfare Group One Training Detachment, where he orchestrated realistic and challenging training scenarios for Special Operations Urban Combat training and Close Quarters Combat training to better prepare SEAL units for the real-world battlefield. He also served as a Combatives Instructor, Marksmanship Instructor and earned his Master Trainer Specialist qualification while helping Jocko rebuild and enhance these training programs into the highly effective platforms they are today. J.P. brings exceptional experience and frontline leadership perspective from the winning mindset and culture of Task Unit Bruiser.

In this first episode of the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia Podcast series, we discuss the cancer nurses workforce now and in the future. We talk about the needs and requirements of the profession and what CNSA is doing to lead this initiative. Diane Davey, Board member of the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia and Operation Manager of Cancer Services at Aubrey / Wodonga, joins Anne Mellon, CNSA President and Gynae Oncology CNC at Newcastle, and Professor Kate White from Sydney Health District, Professor of Cancer Nursing to delve further into this topic.

A l'occasion de l'ouverture de la base marseillaise de Freedom Boat Club, nous sommes allés à la rencontre de Marianela Clavier, Operation Manager sur la zone EMEA. Focus sur le développement du réseau et les modalités d'adhésion à la franchise. 👉 Lire l'article et voir les photos. En savoir plus sur les sujets abordés dans cet épisode : Brunswick Boat Club Freedom Boat Club Parce qu'il n'a jamais été aussi important de se tenir informé des nouvelles tendances, de la vie des professionnels et des derniers développements de produits, BoatIndustry fournit un contenu journalistique indépendant afin d'apporter un éclairage indispensable aux acteurs, prescripteurs et décideurs de l'industrie du nautisme. Avec sa couverture globale de l'information, BoatIndustry est présent sur 4 secteurs : Les chantiers nautiques Les équipementiers et motoristes Les services, loueurs, la maintenance La filière, la réglementation et les événements Avec une diffusion en 5 langues (Français 🇫🇷, Anglais 🇺🇸, Allemand 🇩🇪, Italien 🇮🇹 et Espagnol 🇪🇸) et un lectorat reparti dans plus de 140 pays 🌍, BoatIndustry est considéré comme le média international essentiel de communication avec les chantiers nautiques, les fabricants d'équipements ainsi qu'avec les distributeurs et les concessionnaires. BoatIndustry est édité de concert avec le magazine Bateaux.com à destination des plaisanciers français 🇫🇷, qui se décline à l'international avec Boote.com pour l'allemand 🇩🇪, Boatsnews.com pour l'anglais 🇺🇸, Boatsnews.es pour l'espagnol 🇪🇸 et Boatsnews.it pour l'italien 🇮🇹. ✉️ N'hésitez pas à nous envoyer un commentaire ou une news en cliquant ici. 👉 Et n'oubliez pas de laisser 5 étoiles si l'information vous a plu 🙏.

ESPAÑOL:Gabriela Alejandra es Directora General de Ceva Logistics en México en los últimos 3 años. Antes de este cargo, fue Gerente General Regional en la Región de Monterrey y Gerente de Estación durante más de 4 años, Gerente de Operaciones en Guadalajara durante aproximadamente 5 años y funciones anteriores en Eagle Global Logística y Effem. ENGLISH:Gabriela Alejandra is the Managing Director at Ceva Logistics in Mexico in the last 3 years, Previous to this role she was Regional General Manager in the Monterrey Region and Station Manager for over 4 years, Operation Manager in Guadalajara for about 5 years and previous roles in Eagle Global Logistics and Effem.Discover more details here.Follow us on:Website: https://bit.ly/32bR2GrInstagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 1 – Coming to you from Summit Responsible Solutions Studios.  April is Water Conservation Month and garden expert, Teresa Watkins is joined by Robert Beall,  Operation Manager for the City of Sanford Parks and Recreation Department, on ways to conserve water indoors and outdoors. Teresa discusses record-breaking rainfall and heat, El Nino prediction for 2023, what to do in your landscape during April, lubber grasshoppers, different varieties of lavender, including ‘Phenomenal' lavender, and more. https://bit.ly/3c1f5x7 Graphic credit: Teresa Watkins Listen every Saturdays from 7am - 9am EST on WFLA- Orlando. Call inh with your garden questions and text messages on 1-888.455.2867 and 23680, Miss the live broadcast? Listen on Audioboom podcast 24/7. https://bit.ly/3c1f5x7 #WFLF #WFLA #FNN #WNDB #WDBO #BetterLawns #gardening #Florida #planting #gardeninglife #radio #southflorida #northflorida #centralflorida #wildflowers #Deland #SHE #Orlando #Sarasota #Miami #FortLauderdale #BLGradio #WRLN #WiOD #gardening #SummitResponsibleSolutions #QualityGreenSpecialists #BlackKow #waterconservation #water #April 

Snow can be a blessing and a curse when it comes to your plants whether it's your shrubs or trees in your yard. Jonathan Stickels, Operation Manager at Mariani Plants, says snow can actually serve as an insulator for plants. It's really the ice that's the biggest detriment to any of these plants. He provides insight into just how much of an impact that it can have on the nursery industry.  Protecting your plants from the harsh winter weather can be a difficult task. Stickels says at Mariani Plants, they cover them in hoop houses. But the plants they have growing in the field, they simply hope for the best. “On plants that have multiple stems similar to bushes you can tie them up to keep those branches tight to help with the load,” he adds. “That's about all you can do really. They're built for nature so you just kind of have to hope that they can weather the storm and having the right plants in the right place makes a big difference.”  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Con: Dra. Irazú de la Cruz, Presidenta de la Comisión Editorial de Canagraf Nacional. Participa: Mtro Isaías Ruiz, Operation Manager de Chronos USA

Florida has the fun job to grow the majority of strawberries for the United States during the winter season. Whether they are surviving a hurricane, covid, regulation changes, or labor shortages, the strawberry industry is an exciting place to be. Michelle Williamson, Operation Manager of G&F Farms, and Kenneth Parker, Executive Director of Strawberry Growers Association, give us a front-row seat to this billion-dollar "sweet treat".

Bryan talks to us about running a SOC and has advice to anyone starting out in Cyber Security. He briefly discusses the differences globally in the industry. He discusses how cyber offers a good ROI for organizations and how it has grown to be more of a priority. Bryan does talk about the issue of filling positions in the industry is a global issue at this point. It is ok to be humble and not be the smartest or most knowledgable person in the room. Know how to get the information you need and continue to grow and learn from your contemporaries to improve the field as a whole. He also talks to us about how to deal with egos in the workplace.   Connect with Bryan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%92%BB-bryan-kavanagh-598201173/ Visit Railpen: https://www.railpen.com/   Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/    You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS

Bryan talks to us about running a SOC and has advice to anyone starting out in Cyber Security. He briefly discusses the differences globally in the industry. He discusses how cyber offers a good ROI for organizations and how it has grown to be more of a priority. Bryan does talk about the issue of filling positions in the industry is a global issue at this point. It is ok to be humble and not be the smartest or most knowledgable person in the room. Know how to get the information you need and continue to grow and learn from your contemporaries to improve the field as a whole. He also talks to us about how to deal with egos in the workplace.   Connect with Bryan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%92%BB-bryan-kavanagh-598201173/ Visit Railpen: https://www.railpen.com/   Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/    You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS

In today's episode we'll introduce you to a very special guest, our REACTsurge Program Director, Sami Ahmadi. Sami is a development practitioner with over 16 years of project management experience. His skills include supervising and managing staff, project implementation, advocacy and lobbying, developing strategic and management goals and work plans, and grants oversight. He previously held positions under USAID and USAID funded programs, including Provincial Implementation Manager, Project Manager, Provincial Coordinator, Activity Development Office and Operation Manager, where he implemented programs focused on child protection, reintegration and demobilization, women in the peace process, women's political participation, women's empowerment, gender-based violence, education, and good governance. Sami holds a B.A. from Takhar University, Afghanistan, faculty of agronomy – Department of Agriculture. In this episode, Sami is here to talk about the REACTsurge program and how it is helping deepen partnerships with northern Virginia resettlement agencies by providing quality case aides for temporary staff augmentation. We'll also discuss his experience over the last year to include resettlement and REACT DC, how he's contributed to the success of and why he's so drawn to REACT DC's mission, go over the highs and lows of his position and responsibilities within the organization, discuss the ONE thing he wishes people knew about resettlement and then end with a favorite memory and what he's most excited about in the year to come. To help support REACT DC's efforts Donate Now to have an immediate impact in the lives of refugees. Donations support families in immediate need and ensure support for families still to come. REACT DC, Inc. is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. To stay updated on this channel, check back soon and you'll see our next episode coming through and until then thank you for taking an interest, and we look forward to broadcasting to you again soon! website: www.reactdc.org email: info@reactdc.org Facebook: @REACTDC Instagram: @reactdcorg Twitter: @reactdcorg LinkedIn: Resettlement Action DC (REACT DC) YouTube: Resettlement Action DC (REACT DC)

Di podcast kali ini, kami mengundang Bagas, Co-founder dan Operation Manager @allas.id - sebuah layanan kotak makan yang dapat dikembalikan, dengan visi mengurangi sampah sekali pakai di industri pemesanan makanan online. Selain membahas bagaimana sistem circular packaging di Allas, kami juga membahas mengenai perjalanan membuat sistem circular mulai dari washby, cupkita, sampai miskonsepsi tentang sampah plastik itu sendiri. 0.27 Intro 2.20 Perkenalan Bagas 6.00 Sejarah masuk Enviu 9.57 Cup Kita (Circular Cup Coffee) 16.15 Ide terbentuknya Allas 21.21 Bagaimana cara jadi member Allas? 25.12 Merchant Allas 27.32 Harga Membership di Allas 29.35 Apa itu Enviu & Zero waste living lab? 31.40 Kendala Operasional di Allas 38.02 Miskonsepsi Sampah Plastik Di EarthTalks by @earthero.id, kita bakalan ngobrol seru seputar sustainability dan nasib warga bumi. Earthero sendiri adalah platfrom yang memiliki visi membuat kehidupan berkelanjutan inklusif untuk semua orang dari semua jenjang pendidikan, latar belakang, tingkat pendapatan, dan kondisi kehidupan. Little step matters, perfection is never required ✨ Stay tuned : Instagram (@earthero.id) Tokopedia (Earthero) Shopee (Earthero.id)

Recorded by Robert Miles: http://robertskmiles.com More information about the newsletter here: https://rohinshah.com/alignment-newsletter/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfGGFXwKpr-TJ5HfxEFaFCg   Sorry for the long hiatus! I was really busy over the past few months and just didn't find time to write this newsletter. (Realistically, I was also a bit tired of writing it and so lacked motivation.) I'm intending to go back to writing it now, though I don't think I can realistically commit to publishing weekly; we'll see how often I end up publishing. For now, have a list of all the things I should have advertised to you whose deadlines haven't already passed.   NEWS Survey on AI alignment resources (Anonymous) (summarized by Rohin): This survey is being run by an outside collaborator in partnership with the Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA). They ask that you fill it out to help field builders find out which resources you have found most useful for learning about and/or keeping track of the AI alignment field. Results will help inform which resources to promote in the future, and what type of resources we should make more of. Announcing the Inverse Scaling Prize ($250k Prize Pool) (Ethan Perez et al) (summarized by Rohin): This prize with a $250k prize pool asks participants to find new examples of tasks where pretrained language models exhibit inverse scaling: that is, models get worse at the task as they are scaled up. Notably, you do not need to know how to program to participate: a submission consists solely of a dataset giving at least 300 examples of the task. Inverse scaling is particularly relevant to AI alignment, for two main reasons. First, it directly helps understand how the language modeling objective ("predict the next word") is outer misaligned, as we are finding tasks where models that do better according to the language modeling objective do worse on the task of interest. Second, the experience from examining inverse scaling tasks could lead to general observations about how best to detect misalignment. $500 bounty for alignment contest ideas (Akash) (summarized by Rohin): The authors are offering a $500 bounty for producing a frame of the alignment problem that is accessible to smart high schoolers/college students and people without ML backgrounds. (See the post for details; this summary doesn't capture everything well.) Job ad: Bowman Group Open Research Positions (Sam Bowman) (summarized by Rohin): Sam Bowman is looking for people to join a research center at NYU that'll focus on empirical alignment work, primarily on large language models. There are a variety of roles to apply for (depending primarily on how much research experience you already have). Job ad: Postdoc at the Algorithmic Alignment Group (summarized by Rohin): This position at Dylan Hadfield-Menell's lab will lead the design and implementation of a large-scale Cooperative AI contest to take place next year, alongside collaborators at DeepMind and the Cooperative AI Foundation. Job ad: AI Alignment postdoc (summarized by Rohin): David Krueger is hiring for a postdoc in AI alignment (and is also hiring for another role in deep learning). The application deadline is August 2. Job ad: OpenAI Trust & Safety Operations Contractor (summarized by Rohin): In this remote contractor role, you would evaluate submissions to OpenAI's App Review process to ensure they comply with OpenAI's policies. Apply here by July 13, 5pm Pacific Time. Job ad: Director of CSER (summarized by Rohin): Application deadline is July 31. Quoting the job ad: "The Director will be expected to provide visionary leadership for the Centre, to maintain and enhance its reputation for cutting-edge research, to develop and oversee fundraising and new project and programme design, to ensure the proper functioning of its operations and administration, and to lead its endeavours to secure longevity for the Centre within the University." Job ads: Redwood Research (summarized by Rohin): Redwood Research works directly on AI alignment research, and hosts and operates Constellation, a shared office space for longtermist organizations including ARC, MIRI, and Open Philanthropy. They are hiring for a number of operations and technical roles. Job ads: Roles at the Fund for Alignment Research (summarized by Rohin): The Fund for Alignment Research (FAR) is a new organization that helps AI safety researchers, primarily in academia, pursue high-impact research by hiring contractors. It is currently hiring for Operation Manager, Research Engineer, and Communication Specialist roles. Job ads: Encultured AI (summarized by Rohin): Encultured AI is a new for-profit company with a public benefit mission: to develop technologies promoting the long-term survival and flourishing of humanity and other sentient life. They are hiring for a Machine Learning Engineer and an Immersive Interface Engineer role. Job ads: Fathom Radiant (summarized by Rohin): Fathom Radiant is a public benefit corporation that aims to build a new type of computer which they hope to use to support AI alignment efforts. They have several open roles, including (but not limited to) Scientists / Engineers, Builders and Software Engineer, Lab.

Join us as we discuss how Josh Barker went from Mega Agent to Mega Team! Chapters ➟ 0:00 Light it Up Introduction 00:34 Introduction to Josh Barker 01:41 Changes in his life as he goes back to business 05:56 Plan in Rebuilding the team during pandemic 10:48 His 900 goals after going back from Retirement 14:35 Why an Agent need a Josh Barker 15:46 Traits he is looking for an agent 18:49 Recruiting Agents that is 5-10 years in the business 22:06 Alignment of goals between agent and Company 23:40 How and when to identify if a person is a key player 25:51 Common traits of Josh Barkers Team 27:43 Lessons that Jason Barker learned from the Last 10 months since he started the business 31:55 Leadership position role (Operation Manager and Sales Manager) 38:38 Leadership Skills from The Marines 42:52 His Leadership way Difference between his old team and new team 45:34 How to learn Leadership Skills 48:02 His Plan on Building Empire Market 49:47 Growth without Stress 53:53 Best Agents to hire is the hardest to get the meeting with 55:07 Connecting business and spirituality 57:38 How Josh Barker give inspiration to others 59:27 Josh Barker “Why?” About the Guest: Josh Barker Website: https://www.joshbarkerrealestate.com/ Email address: Josh@reddinghomes.com As the local Leader in Real Estate Marketing and Sales, Josh strives to provide the very best advice to both buyers and sellers navigating the real estate landscape. His goal is to provide continuous communication and streamlined processes that improve the experience when buying and selling a home. Hosted by: John Scipione & Kirollos Nasralah

In dieser Folge ist Christin Baumgarten zu Gast. Sie ist Operation Manager bei Mailbird und kennt die Arbeit aus dem Homeoffice schon länger, deswegen ist sie auch zu Gast. Mailbird ist nämlich ein Unternehmen, das zu 100% remote arbeitet und genau darüber sprechen wir. Also wie ist es, die Kolleg:innen nur aus dem Bildschirm zu kennen, wie das Leben auf Bali ist und wie sie dazu überhaupt kommt und ob man 100% Remote so etwas wie eine Teamkultur aufbauen kann. Viel Spaß beim Hören

On this episode of The Gas Compression Podcast, host Michael Haning welcomes Shawn Whitmore, Operation Manager at Williams out of Wyoming. Right away, Shawn delves into Williams' newest acquisition of 1.2 million acres in South Central Wyoming. Purchased from BP and Southland, Williams will use the land for exploration and production (E&P). Before his 16 years at Williams, Shawn wanted more from life when he was serving in law enforcement. So he jumped on a hiring opportunity at Williams when they were expanding one of their power plants in Wyoming. Early on at Williams, Shawn realized that nobody but himself would hold him back from what he wanted to do. He jumped on new positions, moving up the ranks where he could. He'd assumed the bachelor's degrees of other candidates would outweigh his qualifications. One hiring manager alluded to his diversity of experience throughout the company. He had worked in various locations, with various employees, and in varying roles, which put him ahead of candidates who had a degree but less experience. This relentless pursuit of chasing the next best opportunity has carried the pace of Shawn's career. Shawn Whitmore Williams Michael Haning DISCO Disco Inc. Looking for an expert partner in gas compression repair? We recondition and repair gas compressor cylinders and all their component parts as well as rotary screw compressors. If you are looking for a top-notch partner for your natural gas compression cylinder repair, then give us a call at 806-274-2214, or visit us online at Disco-Inc.com.

Through a series of Senior Pastor reports, Mark Welch, Operation Manager for Ministerial and Member Services, updates Victor Kubik on the state of UCG's international ministry. Send us your questions, comments, or suggestions at podcast@ucg.org.

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we kicked off a Christmas themed week.  Our scripture reference was Luke 2.  We discussed angelic intervention; specifically, the angel Gabriel.  Why did God use angels as His messengers?  What can we learn from angels?  We also talked with Phil Shappard (who served over 30 years as Operation Manager of Moody Radio).  He's a Moody audio archive expert and has authored a new book called, "Approaching the Almighty-100 Prayers of A.W. Tozer" (Moody Publishers).  Phil also contributes to a site dedicated to the live audio teachings and sermons of Tozer at www.tozertalks.com.  Today was day 9 of our "12 Days of Christmas" giveaway, and you can enter online.  Hear the highlights from today's program by listening to the Karl and Crew Showcast; just click the "audio" button below. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dalam situasi krisis, operasional adalah pekerjaan yang sangat-sangat diandalkan oleh perusahaan. Oleh sebab itu seorang Operation Manager harus bisa mengoptimalkan tugas-tugasnya agar bisa menghasilkan productivity yang paling optimal.

Bishal Vaidya is a Product & Operation Manager at Introcept Nepal. He shares his experience and insights to deliver projects and lead teams in this Podcast . He draws on his experience from Software Engineer to Product Manager to explore how project managers create value in surprising places. His perspectives on project management, its uses, its challenges, its changes and its future will help up-skill the new comers in the field of Project/Product Manger to be more effective as a leader and project manager. Full Video: https://bit.ly/3mhWdOC-ep-12 Host: Ravi Mandal https://www.linkedin.com/in/ravimandal/ https://instagram.com/rvimandal Guest: Bishal Vaidya https://www.linkedin.com/in/bishal-vaidya-8b78684a/ https://www.facebook.com/bishal.vaidya.5/ https://www.instagram.com/bishalvaidya/ https://medium.com/@bishalvaidya TechKraft Inc info@techkraftinc.com https://www.linkedin.com/company/tech... https://facebook.com/techkraftinc http://instagram.com/techkraftinc

Today's episode is special as I've decided to bring my rockstar Operations Manager, Zoe Dew. In this show, we will cover what an Operations Manager does, why you need them, and what it is like being one. In addition, we will break down the characteristics you should look for in an Operation Manager for your business and how to know if you really need one.  What You Will Learn In This Episode: - Who Zoe is, and what is her role in my company - How Zoe decided to stop running her own business and start working with me - What are the things every Operations Manager should have - Why it is vital to find an Operations Manager who shares your core values - Why it is crucial to find an Operations Manager who is strong and confident enough to challenge you An Operations Manager is not something you'll need in the first years of your business. But once you are an established business and you really need one, you should look for an Operations Manager who is capable of solving issues the same way you would and, at the same time, someone who doesn't want to be in the spotlight.  Resources: - Lisa Johnson's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm_uN-tZgFC3_lSFifUZEXw  - Download my FREE Launch Strategy Guide https://www.lisajohnson.com/launch  - Visit my website https://www.lisajohnson.com/  - Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lisajohnsonstrategist/  - Follow me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lisajohnsonstrategist 

Curtis got his start with his Dad who was a tradesperson, working at a very young age and learning the ropes, from there decided to open and run his own business for 5 years, loved it and then Norbert suggested he take over as his Operation Manager. The connection was made over IG, Curtis was interested, Norbert was interested in taking his business in new directions and needed to find the right tradespeople. One of the first questions Norbert asked Curtis, how would you like to build your business inside of my business?Alair Homes, the client is in the control from the very beginning, it all begins with a budget expectations meeting, discussing options of the lead and scope of work and then things shift to the Client Control Software where the client will find every single detail attached to their project. Alair Homes is all about the clients' goals, why do you want to do this renovation or new build? It's truly about full transparency with every project. Every month the Alair Family has a call, it's call the All Partner Mastermind where owners can share and work on making things better on all levels of construction.An interesting conversation about social media and hardworking comes up and Norbert and Curtis have some great insight to share. The guys discuss how to live your best construction life and the many things that you can do to add more value to you and your family, basically fire yourself from the business is what Norbert shares and I couldn't agree more. You have to look at a sales manager, operations manager, marketing rep, start building your team so you as the owner can begin to enjoy the fruits of your construction labour. What is the overall vision of your construction business? What is your 10-year plan? What are your goals? What are you doing for personal development? What are your values? Extremely important questions to ask yourself and find out what is stopping your business from growing.Shared and Discussed LinksRecommended book “Traction – Get a Grip on Your Business” By Geno Wickmanhttps://www.fanshawec.cahttp://foremontdrywall.comhttps://www.alairhomes.cahttps://discoveralair.comWhat an amazing show full of guidance, I thank you so much Norbert and Curtis for sharing so much on construction possibilities and more, educating our listeners on everything to do with your business, and skills. Thank you. Find them on IG @alair.homes.springwater and on Facebook at alairspringwater and contact them at norbert.lengyel@alairhomes.com and Curtis.stein@alairhomes.com and the website is www.alairspringwater.caFind Manny @hardcorerenos info@hardcorerenos.com info@theconstructionlife.comStay tuned, HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT happening in October 2021TCL has and always will be about giving back to the construction industry.Reach out to Joe and Trevor at the following info. www.venturesxcanada.ca find them on Social Media @venturesxoakville reach them at 289 644-2393 and email oakville@venturesxcanada.com

Like many outdoor educators' travel has been a constant theme in the life of our guests today. I'm thrilled to have Heather Hamilton join us on the show. Heather has always had a hard time answering, “where are you from?” – as she has lots of places that feel like home but was born in Wichita, Kansas, and has travelled a fair amount for a Kansas kid. But after finishing University at CU-Boulder, she bounced around the west a fair bit, did some international travels to Costa Rica, Italy, Greece, Sweden, Mexico, etc., and eventually ended up living in New Zealand for a bunch of years.  While living in New Zealand, she travelled extensively throughout Australia and Indonesia, as well. And now her base is in Hawaii. She worked in outdoor education roughly 2000-2013. After her time as the Operations Manager for the NOLS NZ Branch, she shifted to Hawaii and chased after more judging work with professional surfing events. Heather was doing that as well in NZ while still working for NOLS but decided to mix things up a bit and go after some surfing dreams.  When she first started with NOLS, she was a river instructor - primarily white water kayaking and then migrated into canoeing, hiking, sea-kayaking, etc as most of us do. In this episode: Heather shares her experience following the devastating earthquake in New Zealand in 2011, while she was an Operation Manager of the NOLS branch outside of Christchurch. and had been residing near a 30-minute drive through town to Sumner Beach. She explains how shaking turned water-saturated layers of sand and silt beneath the surface into sludge that squirted upwards through cracks. Thick layers of silt covered properties and streets and water and sewage from broken pipes flooded streets. House foundations cracked and buckled, wrecking many homes. She tells us how once the mobile coverage was back on; students and instructors were bombarded with calls from parents and loved ones all around the world. She further states the tragic aftershocks that lasted for months playing a game of catch it before it hits the floor, as she assisted the neighborhood with laundry and filling water jugs, which resulted in taking an emotional toll on her health and pushed her to the breaking point. Hamilton talks about another dreadful incident in Mexico City, and how she was hot to trot beforehand knowing all the ins and outs – that surfaced all the memories and struggled of the past. Moving forward, Heather shares some memorable trips on the Drysdale River in Northwest Australia, and how it still is the most special place to her. She gave us a deeper insight into how they went to the Malcolm Douglas crocodile farm and learn about saltwater crocodile country, and get educated on 10 different snakes. She entertains us more with hilarious funny stories with her pals, Warren, Travis, and Lelia, and shares some great tips to stay dry in Mozzie domes. We throw a quick intriguing rapid-fire questions at her, which she answers as gracefully as only she can. Lastly, she tells us her favourite hot drink after a long hard day at camps, and one particular place she wishes to share this drink in the field with - after all, what's more, soothing than wrapping your frozen fingers around a piping hot mug of something refreshing. 

Michael McGregor joins Joe and Sean in the booth to talk about his role with Volkswagen. Michael also talks about their partnership with the Jimmy Fund and the local New England Volkswagen Dealers donation  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Julie and Ginger talk with Stephanie Garde, ATN's Operation Manager to discuss peer support. Parent-to-parent support is the root of the foundation of the Attachment & Trauma Network. Stephanie explains that peer-to-peer support is so critical. She says “Peer support becomes so life-changing that once you've received it and you're no longer in crisis mode, there's a pull to ‘pay it forward'.” Listen as Julie, Ginger, and Stephanie talk about the core competencies of good support and discuss the pitfalls that some support groups fall into. Are you a parent looking for tips on navigating the school system? Join us for our virtual Standing Strong conference on September 13-15, 2021. For more information or to purchase tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/atns-2021-standing-strong-conference-tickets-162816002045.

HOW CAN UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES FACED BY A FRONTLINE SECURITY OFFICER HELP YOU AS A LEADER? On this episode we are joined by Johnny Boykins, Operation Manager with PalAmerican Security. We discuss his recent article detailing his experience worked 2nd and 3rd shift as a frontline security in healthcare. We also discuss Johnny's career and what his day to day work as an Operations Manager overseeing the state of Florida is like. Johnny's article: http://ow.ly/bCuc50Fqqzd

The switch from plastic to environmentally friendly materials is a complex challenge – particularly in the area of single-use items – and is not necessarily solved by one solution. In this podcast, we look at the differing views on single-use and multi-use, with a special focus on food service items, such as paper cups. How should brand owners think about how to serve food and beverage in coffee shops and quick-service restaurants? And can consumers continue to use takeaway cups with good conscience? At the heart of the discussion is the recent Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study by the European Paper Packaging Association (EPPA) on the topic of Single Use vs Multiple Use. Guesting the pod are: Emiliano Micalizio, Principal and Operation Manager, Ramboll, Veronika Abraham, Senior Consultant Sustainability, Ramboll, Antonio D'Amato, CEO of Seda International Packaging Group, and Maria Holopainen, Business Lead on Circular Economy, Packaging Materials, Stora Enso.

The Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo Foundation is proud to host its annual Rollin' on the Riverwalk event, which will be taking place Sunday, July 4, 2021, from 7:00 pm-10:00 pm.

In this episode of Deathcare Decoded Justin Crow, founder at Parting Stone, Barbara Kemmis, Executive Director of the Cremation Association of North America, and Don Fritz, Operation Manager of the Cremation Society of Illinois, talk about the results of CANA's 2021 Annual Statistics Report and the latest cremation rates and statistics in the US, the widely expected impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on rising cremation rates vs. the actual numbers, and what these numbers mean in the future of deathcare for families and funeral businesses. Hosted by Justin Crowe, Founder & CEO of Parting Stone, and Alexandra Jo, Culture and Content Manager at Parting Stone. To learn more about Parting Stone and solidified remains visit https://partingstone.com/

Epiroc är en ledande global produktivitets partner för gruv och infrastrukturindustrin. Epiroc är ett globalt företag som finns i många länder runt om i världen där bolaget främst producerar innovativa borriggar & bergbrytnings utrustning men också världs klassig service för maskinerna. Epiroc var tidigare en del av Atlas Copco- gruppen fram till 2018 men nu är dom ett självständigt bolag, bolaget i sig omsätter drygt 40 miljarder och är ett ledande bolag globalt när det kommer till deras bransch. I detta avsnitt får vi höra Soujanya Satyanarayana som är Global Business intelligence integration operation manager på Epiroc i Indien.

I came across an amazing story of a young American lady named Imani Change, 28, who lives in London, England. She earns an estimated salary of $227,000 a year as a senior operations manager. She works in a Tech company where she is currently hired as the youngest senior operation manager. The story was originally covered by CNBC Make It. FULL STORY Watch www.youtube.com//NeeceeLexy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, I chatted with Grace Groccia, Operation Manager of Direct-to-Consumer at JuneShine & health and wellness blogger of GraceAnn.co. In this episode we talk about how she went from Boochtender to working full-time for JuneShine (one of the country's leading hard booch breweries), what motivated her to start her health and wellness blog GraceAnn.co, and her tips on gut health and getting off birth control in her early 20s. Listen to this episode at the link in the bio: @lmkhowpodcast Follow us! Grace: @gracegroccia Grace’s Blog: GraceAnn.co LMK How: @lmkhowpodcast Lauren: @laurengutin

Lance Thompson, Sales Operations Manager at SeekOut, joins the Sales Ops Demystified Podcast to share the skillset he gained through working in different roles, how to use correlated factors to forecast accurately and his priority tech stack to streamline operations.

On this episode of the Made in Maine Podcast Bryon Boutot talks about how he changed his career from roofing, flooring and pouring concrete to becoming an Operation Manager at Box of Maine, a gift box company who packages up the essence of Maine like Moose Pops, Lobster Candy, Blueberry Jam and Lighthouses in a convenient care package sent all over the world. Box of Maine Website - https://boxofmaine.com/​ Patreon (early access + benefits) - https://www.patreon.com/madeinmainepo...​ Podbean - https://madeinmainepodcast.podbean.com/​ Tunein Radio - http://tun.in/pjHVH​ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqXn...​ We are now on Spotify, Google and Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/madeinmainep...​ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/madeinmaine...​ Don't forget to subscribe, hit the notification bell so you get reminded every Thursday when we drop a new episode. Thanks for joining us to help put Maine on the Map with the Made in Maine podcast! If you own a small Maine business or know someone who does that would make a great guest on the show, you can send an email to madeinmainepodcast@gmail.com with a short bio and company summary. Intro and Outro Music: DJ Quads "Cruise Around"

Like many outdoor educators' travel has been a constant theme in the life of our guests today. I'm thrilled to have Heather Hamilton join us on the show. Heather has always had a hard time answering, “where are you from?” – as she has lots of places that feel like home but was born in Wichita, Kansas, and has traveled a fair amount for a Kansas kid. But after finishing University at CU-Boulder, she bounced around the west a fair bit, did some international travels to Costa Rica, Italy, Greece, Sweden, Mexico, etc., and eventually ended up living in New Zealand for a bunch of years. While living in New Zealand, she traveled extensively throughout Australia and Indonesia, as well. And now her base is in Hawaii. She worked in outdoor education roughly 2000-2013. After her time as the Operations Manager for the NOLS NZ Branch, she shifted to Hawaii and chased after more judging work with professional surfing events. Heather was doing that as well in NZ while still working for NOLS but decided to mix things up a bit and go after some surfing dreams. When she first started with NOLS, she was a river instructor - primarily white water kayaking and then migrated into canoeing, hiking, sea-kayaking, etc as most of us do. In this episode: Heather shares her experience following the devastating earthquake in New Zealand in 2011, while she was an Operation Manager of the NOLS branch outside of Christchurch. and had been residing near a 30-minute drive through town to Sumner Beach. She explains how shaking turned water-saturated layers of sand and silt beneath the surface into sludge that squirted upwards through cracks. Thick layers of silt covered properties and streets and water and sewage from broken pipes flooded streets. House foundations cracked and buckled, wrecking many homes. She tells us how once the mobile coverage was back on; students and instructors were bombarded with calls from parents and loved ones all around the world. She further states the tragic aftershocks that lasted for months playing a game of catch it before it hits the floor, as she assisted the neighborhood with laundry and filling water jugs, which resulted in taking an emotional toll on her health and pushed her to the breaking point. Hamilton talks about another dreadful incident in Mexico City, and how she was hot to trot beforehand knowing all the ins and outs – that surfaced all the memories and struggled of the past. Moving forward, Heather shares some memorable trips on the Drysdale River in Northwest Australia, and how it still is the most special place to her. She gave us a deeper insight into how they went to the Malcolm Douglas crocodile farm and learn about saltwater crocodile country, and get educated on 10 different snakes. She entertains us more with hilarious funny stories with her pals, Warren, Travis, and Lelia, and shares some great tips to stay dry in Mozzie domes. We throw a quick intriguing rapid-fire questions at her, which she answers as gracefully as only she can. Lastly, she tells us her favorite hot drink after a long hard day at camps, and one particular place she wishes to share this drink in the field with - after all, what's more, soothing than wrapping your frozen fingers around a piping hot mug of something refreshing. 

Pada topik Refleksi Diri kali ini, JDW101 mengundang salah satu Operation Manager di sebuah start up di Malaysia. Bukan hanya berhasil merasakan dampak dari refleksi yang dilakukan, namun juga menjadi sebuah kebiasaan hari-hari. Self reflection, It means nothing without a good action item- Putri, Operation Manager - iprice group

In this episode Gary shares the practical steps that you need to take in order to grow and scale your business. When you are looking to build a profitable lifestyle business there are points where you need to leverage other people's time, skills and resources in order to get to the ‘next level' of business success. This is often an uncomfortable process, but as Gary shares, you have to ‘let go to grow'. First outsource finances (like a bookkeeper) then bring in an administrator (get that admin off your desk!), bring in a marketer (marketing is the life blood of your business), then get a PA (maybe you promote the admin person to PA), then get someone in to handles sales, by which point you might want to create an Operations Manager role to manage the rest of that team.  In this episode you will learn:   How to delegate  Why delegation leads to elevation  Why it is important that your PA manages you  How the right Operation Manager can become the puppeteer of the business Why sales is always the last thing you delegate The Proactive Podcast with Gary Das is brought to you by the awarding winning business owner, author, speaker, coach and mentor.  This show brings you proven strategies to improve your life and your business, along with interviews from some of the most inspiring and motivating personalities across the globe. You'll discover how to go from start up to scale up, master your mindset, be healthier and build wealth, so you can do more of what you love, with who you love. Share your No.1 entrepreneurial takeaway from this episode with Gary via https://www.instagram.com/garydas/?hl=en Visit the Gary Das website www.garydas.com Follow Gary Das on Facebook and Instagram

Le temps où l'on se demandait si les influenceurs étaient un gadget est bel et bien révolu. Bon nombre de marques ont pu expérimenter la force de frappe de ces relais aux fortes communautés de fans. Reste la question au tour du coût de leurs interventions. La nature ayant horreur du vide, il y a de la place pour des réseaux de prescripteurs donc plus locaux et plus abordables. Pour en parler, on a invité aujourd'hui Loïc Privet, Operation Manager chez Swissper. Un podcast également disponible sur: Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/cominmag/id1526101611?l=fr Anchor https://anchor.fm/cominmag Google Podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYmRjZjE5OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Spotifiy https://open.spotify.com/show/3uFVrP7kAMuAMM4av61q3j --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cominmag/message

Today I came across an amazing story of a young American lady named Imani Change, 28, who lives in London, England. She earns an estimated salary of $227,000 a year as a senior operations manager. She works in a Tech company where she is currently hired as the youngest senior operation manager. The story was originally covered by CNBC Make It. FULL STORY on CNBC Youtube. They release a lot of incredible stories of young successful youth and Entrepreneurs. Worth watching. LISTEN TO WEEKLY PODCAST: www.neeceelexy.com/podcast We are LIVE on all streaming podcast platform: Spotify, Google Podcast, Radio Public, Anchor FM, etc. LEARN TIPS & HACKs on How to Promote your business online www.neeceelexy.com/elearning --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jan Vavřík je důkazem toho, že vystudovaná škola a diplom vás nelimitují v dělaní toho, co vás doopravdy baví. Jako inženýr zahradní architektury se dnes věnuje strategickému plánování a týmu manažerů v pražské pobočce Amazonu. „Je to od sebe daleko, ale na druhou stranu obě ty práce mají svůj řád a danou strukturu, což je u obou podobné,“ vysvětluje svou cestu od záhonů po nastavování dlouhodobých cílů v jednom z největších světových on-line obchodů.

Rym Farah, her husband and their young child lost their apartment to a fire. Zack Holmden is the Operation Manager with Rent Moncton, the company that owns the building that was destroyed.

Bonjour a tous, Ici Malick de CYM. Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas encore « Choose Your Mentor », Avec mon associée Audrey nous avons entrepris le projet de vous faire découvrir, deux fois par mois, le parcours et les expériences de personnes d’expérience, qui nous motivent et nous donnent envie d’aller toujours plus loin. Ils nous feront un retour sur les chemins qui les ont menés où ils sont aujourd’hui, parcours d’intégration en grandes écoles en faculté, process de recrutement, création d’entreprise, levée de fond pour start up, reconversion... Au-delà de ce podcast notre objectif est de créer une communauté bienveillante et animée par le partage. Engagée sur les sujets d’éducation, de carrière, qui aura à cœur de faire circuler l’information juste, afin de favoriser l’égalité des chances et de soutenir les personnes en difficultés dans leur choix de carrière. Aujourd’hui Nous recevons pour vous Youmanli Faboumi, Publisher operation manager chez Adobe UK. Youmanli vit à Londres depuis environ 9 ans et nous délivre son expérience de l’expatriation à pour une jeune adolescente à l’époque. Youmanli est passionnée de développement personnel et elle aide les jeunes à atteindre leur plein potentiel au sein du black employee network de Adobe. Elle est une passionnée de danse et de public speaking et ça a été un énorme plaisir de partager cette heure de discussion avec Youmanli. Si l’épisode vous a plut, je vous demande de le partager autour de vous, il pourrait être déterminant dans la vie de quelqu’un et surtout n’oubliez pas de nous noter sur apple podcast, ça nous aide à nous faire connaitre et à apparaître dans les classements. Je laisse donc place à notre conversation avec Youmanli et vous souhaite une excellente écoute. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/malickmdiabategmailcom/message

Non-accidental trauma is something no one wants to talk about, but it is something you should always be thinking about. In this episode, the team discusses specific findings that should make you suspicious, or at least think twice, while you are transporting a child. You can be the difference between a healthy child and a fatal case report. Thank you to our guest, Ben Garcia, American Ambulance's Operation Manager, for his contribution to this episode, his knowledge and insight provided the perfect complement to our hosts’ discussion.

Taiwan went from being nicknamed “Trash Island” to becoming the world’s premier supplier of PET recycled plastic. What did it take to get there? We walk through Taiwan’s unique approach to getting plastic beverage bottles from the hands of consumers and to plastic recycling plants - with a bit of education, love for the environment, and a few key government incentives.Guests:Brenda Haitema, Head of Operations at First MileTina Hong, Asia Sales and Operation Manager at Fuze BiotechGaby Liu, Impact Manager of First MileFurther Listening and Reading:99% Invisible: Separation Anxiety (Episode 213) (podcast episode)Waste Not, Why Not: How Taiwan solved waste (podcast season)Plastisphere by Anja Krieger (podcast)How Taiwan Has Achieved One of the Highest Recycling Rates in the World: Smithsonian Magazine Production credits:Producer and Host: Marcy Trent Long Associate producer: YuFei WuSound Engineer: Chris WoodIntro/outro music: Alex Mauboussin

Catherine Manning is the Operation Manager from Social Value UK and Social Value International. Social Value UK is a national membership network with a professional body for people who are working in social impact or value. They are the national network of the UK, which is a part of social value International. They are working towards a shared global mission to change the way the world accounts for value. Don't miss out our weekly interviews with sustainable businesses from different industries and sizes. Get inspirational insights that you can implement in your day-to-day and other bespoke content for you. Subscribe now!

Christopher Jacks jumped onto Sales Operations Demystified to share his journey into sales operations, he also shares the shift from remote work and how they are heavily using slack and zoom to have "Happy Hours".

https://www.recdistrikt.com/post/flat-parioli-post-produzione-netflix-e-nuove-competenze-per-i-dopSiamo contenti di poter pubblicare questa intervista a Pierpaolo Marcelli, Operation Manager dello studio di post produzione Flat Parioli.Il Flat Parioli è Post Partner Program di Netflix e Dolby Vision Certified Facility.Sono una realtà giovane nata da un gruppo di tecnici provenienti dalla Technicolor.Pierpaolo è stato molto generoso perché ci ha concesso due orette del suo tempo per mostrarci gli spazi del Flat Parioli, per raccontarci le dinamiche principali della sua attività e per registrare questa chiacchierata. Quando siamo entrati nella sala dove si colorano i film per il cinema è stato proprio come entrare in un luogo sacro, dove hanno accesso solo i tecnici più importanti. Paolo Carnera, Michele D’Attanasio, Davide Manca, Gianfilippo Corticelli, sono tutti nomi che passano dal Flat Parioli per dare le ultime indicazioni prima di finalizzare i progetti.Il ruolo del Flat Parioli è determinante e per un Cinematographer conoscere le dinamiche interne dei flussi di post produzione è un grande vantaggio.Ecco di cosa abbiamo parlato:00:12 intro00:35 il percorso di Pierpaolo Marcelli - Operation Manager01:00 la Technicolor01:26 dalle ceneri della Tecnicolor a una nuova società02:10 chiude Technicolor, cambia un’epoca03:16 la conservazione tra pellicola e digitale04:03 si è abbassata la soglia di ingresso05:05 c’è una grande confusione tecnica06:00 la coservazione e migrazione tecnologica: gli LTO09:23 Walter Volpatto e la color sulla pellicola10:22 il montaggio della pellicola12:03 la modalità di fruizione13:09 le scelte degli Autori della Fotografia ieri e oggi13:41 Storaro e la leggenda della calibrazione delle TV casalinghe14:30 un contenitore flessibile e intelligente 15:47 l’HDR e il problema per i Cinematographer16:18 la pre visualizzazione sul set18:05 nuove competenze per i Cinematographer19:47 l’evento di Kinoflo su come i sensori interpretano la luce LED20:49 verranno premiati i Cinematographer più preparati21:55 il “minuto al giorno” non esiste più23:36 preferenze sui file nel flusso di lavoro25:42 le nuove generazioni di MDP26:42 la voglia di sperimentare28:02 la difficoltà per i giovani autori di chiedere riunioni di pre produzione28:24 sono i distributori a decidere29:16 Netflix e le sue linee guida31:02 Netflix vigila su camere, ottiche e LUT sin dall’inizio32:18 precauzioni facile da adottare33:49 tutto cambia molto velocemente, serve tanta umiltà e studio costante34:44 la differenza tra Eizo e Flanders Scientific37:42 sui Flanders Scientific 37:56 i costi sulle sessioni di color39:08 export e color per il cinema40:15 come cambierà il mestiere dell’Autore della Fotografia nei prossimi 5 anni

Hosts Tracy Swain and JaVonne Williams are joined by Lenesia Cooper, the owner and operator of GoGo Party Bus and the owner of the GoGo Party Bus Franchise. GoGo Party Bus is a family owned business of 9 years, located in Atlanta, GA. GoGo Party Bus was birthed from an idea Lenesia had for creating an event planning venue but quickly realized the enormous startup cost. Then, Lenesia had an eureka moment and realized she could create a party on wheels instead! At that moment GoGo Party Bus was a “GO”! Lenesia Cooper has over 15 years’ experience in IT and business consulting. Over the years, Mrs. Cooper has helped many businesses get their financials and technology in order by being lean and profitable. Mrs. Cooper has taken her experiences working for 2 of the BIG 5 consulting firms on projects with fortune 500 companies to create her company’s business model for a profitable fun and party transportation business. Lenesia's favorite part of having a party bus business is that it allows her to provide a fun party environment and safe transportation experience for her customers. She is also able to take joy in watching her brand grow and that has been an extremely rewarding experience. Mrs. Cooper has grown her business to operating 8 party buses, 12 part-time drivers and 1 Operation Manager. In addition to the Atlanta-based business, Mrs. Cooper also has franchises in Charlotte, NC, Miami and Orlando, FL. GoGo Party Bus has been nominated the “2017 Black Enterprise Franchise of the Year” GoGo Party Bus has earned TV credit with the popular reality TV show “The Braxton Family Values”. GoGo Party Buses have become a favorite transportation choice for celebrities in Atlanta area. GoGo Party Bus has built partnerships with companies such as Chick-fil-a, Top Golf and Revolution Wedding Tours. GoGo Party Buses has also provided exclusive transportation for Red Bull America, CBS Sports, and Anheuser Busch. Mrs. Cooper also has started a community initiative by spearheading a successful prom dress fundraiser to benefit Foster Kids of Georgia who cannot afford dresses to go their high school proms. To learn more about Lenesia Cooper including her various Party Bus services and becoming a Franchisee, visit her website at https://www.gogopartybus.com or find Lenesia Cooper the various social media platforms.

Mengelola SDM termasuk di entitas bisnis seperti di coffee shop itu mudah tapi sulit, gampang, tapi susah, Shelly Maulidha, Operation Manager di Common Grounds Coffee punya tips praktis yang ia bagi di Podcast kali ini.

This week, our guest is Sam Zapatka who is the Operations Manager for US Soccer. During the interview, Sam imparts three of the best mottos heard in FOF history: "Being comfortable in the uncomfortable situation", "Mai Pen Rai", and "Failing Forward". Sam's passion for his job and giving back to the community practically jumps out of the speakers. With Veteran's Day just yesterday, Sam shares a timely story about helping disabled veterans rediscover their passion for participating in sports. Not to mention, the memories he recounts from winning the World Cup are simply incredible. This interview was so much fun - we hope you enjoy the discussion as much as Rob had recording it. Help spread the FOF word. Give us a follow on twitter @FOFeatures and Instagram, LinkedIN and Facebook, search Front Office Features. Plus, share this podcast on your social, while also giving it a five star review!

John Wager is IT and Operation Manager for Saddleback, distributor of high-end and competition bicycle equipment.  If you're serious about cycling, you know Saddleback.   John talks about the Artificial Intelligence they have put into place to bring an extra level of security to their network.  Time is money and this initiative brings a new level of insurance and protection to Saddleback.   As an avid cycler himself John knows the importance of good equipment and the strong connections this requires with their supply chain.  As a leader in their marketplace Saddleback has great ideas about how to streamline these important relationships.

Arizona Preps Live host Kevin McCabe talks about Arizona High School football and players who made it to the college and NFL level.  Jason Castello of Canyon Coolers talks about their unique ice chest coolers.  And Cory Bruening, Operation Manager of Pines Motel in Cottonwood who provided accommodations for our August Staycation.

On 'Around The World" with the Howorths, Frances and Michael Howorth visit Karpaz Gate Marina in Northern Cyprus. The 5 Gold Anchor rated marina, enjoys the magnitude of the local “Karpaz” Peninsula and is designed for yachts ranging from five meters to superyachts of 55 meters in length, together with the largest and best possible maintenance facilities in the eastern Mediterranean. To get a well rounded view, they talk with Oykun Erueten, Operation Manager, Kadriye Altioglu, Technical Dept, Ayse Karaman and Lisa Singer.

Learn from a great EMEA Sales Operation Manager, as well as becoming successful in a sales ops role with our special guest, Claire Maisonnave-Couterou...

You’re already hired…I’ve said it a few hundred times, “You have the power of choice in your heart. Compete with an unheard of list of unemployed radio and television people for one or two jobs or pick up pod or pad-casting.” If that becomes the next step in Broadcasting your real job isn’t hosting the show, it’s running the operation.You’re the talent, head of promotions, program director, general manager, sales staff and production guru.All with no budget and no monetary pay. At least for now! But maybe one day. If you want it. You’re hired! By far that’s the reason why most podcasts end up on that list of things you once did. From booking guests, to hosting interviews, producing shows then social networking the presentation, a lot of time has been lost without making a living. I laugh when Howard Stern blisters the ears of pod and pad-casters, “If you aren’t making a decent wage don’t call yourself a Broadcaster!” In 2006 my journey into the digital world started out as a Blogger. The station Operation Manager angrily scorned his on-air staff, “You complain about not getting enough time to talk on the air. Now that I’ve given each of you a webpage, none of you want to say anything.”I raced to that computer and sat there doing absolutely nothing. Now that I had an open field what was I going to say? I’d start. Stop. Start again. I wasn’t into sports. The world had too many music writers. I can’t stand local and national news! Crap! I’m a failure! It was that moment in a very dark hole that a new found energy pushed itself beyond my fingerprints straight onto a big ole ugly thick computer screen. I was going to be real. What exactly does that mean? I wasn’t sure. I just knew I had to get onto this blogging kick and make it quick. Before Spreaker, Libsyn, SoundCloud and Podomatic, the only place I could put my physical voice that silent screen was to attach an mp3 file. Double click and you heard the radio guy trying to be something he was a long way from becoming. Even radio talk show hosts go through a growing period. There’s something about being live that fine tunes the craft of a communicator. Recording it for later use becomes a mastered art. Getting to that comfortable position requires a great deal of self-discipline. Knowing when too much has been said. Even worse, when what you’ve produced doesn’t scratch the surface of good content. It sounds no different than two bored pigeons sitting on a powerline. The moral of the story is simple… If you want to play radio get into the race and hope to God you not only land the on air position but you keep it longer than six months to a year. There are too many unemployed people willing to always do your job cheaper.With podcasting? You’re hired! Find every business hat you’ve got and put em on your head. It’s show time! Not just today! Everyday! You can’t build a solid army of followers laying down one show a week or jamming ten shows into a season and we’ll see you in six months. Work your fingers into those digital vibrations. You’ll see in no time the real payoff has nothing to do with cashing checks.

Pirates Bay Water Park Baytown Texas Aquatics Operation Manager We are talking with Journey Amos, she is the Aquatics Operation Manager with the City of Baytown Texas. A Rather large operation that employs 100's of lifeguard and staff that support the customer along with handling all the maintenance to maintaining the facility right down to the water quality to keep you safe so you can enjoy the water and all that has to offer. Listen to today's episode to get the whole story and to understand the importance of haveing a "Culture of Safety". Journey, just like so many other aquatic professionals got started young as a lifeguard and working her way up the ladder to where she manages community pools to provide lifeguards. To where is now today with the City of Baytown Tx. We talk about the challenges to hire qualified lifeguards as it's not just a problem for her but that of many other facilities to have the lifeguard pass the minimum swim test. Proud supporter ofThe Kels GroupThe WAVE System Drowning Detection http://.wavedds.com 'Culture of Safety that has to be in place with an operation like this, right down to finding the parent of a 2 year old that may have wondered off from their parents. Having parents understand that they need to keep their children at an arms length away at all time. The water is a dangerous place for children, as drowning is the leading cause of accidental death to children ages 1-4. It is a priority of Journey's but also of ours here at the Kels Group to educate parents on the importance of learning to swim and to properly supervise children at all times as the staff and lifeguard are not babysitters. I have explained this many times before in my own situation regarding my daughters drowning. As parents we must be responsible. Understand that it can happen to you as drowning can happen to anyone at any time when they are in the water regardless of ability to swim or supervision. We are Human and because we are we make mistakes. Understand water safety and know the rules. Learn to swim at the earliest age and yes that includes you too Moms and Dads. Website for Pirates Bay, Calypso Cove Baytown Aqautics Connect with Journey Amos on LinkedIn or contact her via email at journey.amos@gmail.com Subscribe to our podcast. To leave a comment respond below or record your comment or question and we'll play that on a future episode of our podcast

Mark Welch joins Victor Kubik to discuss his new role as Operation Manager for Ministerial and Member Services and his vision for the work moving forward.

Stephanie Lee is the Operation Manager in Buffer and we discussed their company culture, approach to transparency, core values, hiring process in a distributed company and company retreats.

Il 19 dicembre il Financial Times ha parlato di quello che in Occidente si considera spesso come un esempio del successo dell'imprenditoria cinese nel mondo, ovvero i servizi di bike sharing dockless, ad accesso libero, dicendo che in particolare Ofo, uno dei due giganti del settore presenti in Europa e partecipata da Alibaba, è sull'orlo della bancarotta.Nei mesi scorsi avevamo assistito a un balletto di chiusure e riaperture di servizi simili in diverse parti d'Italia e ci eravamo convinti che il problema fosse l'inciviltà degli utenti italiani. Eppure il problema pare riguardare l'intera Europa. Quindi esiste una debolezza strutturale di questo modello?Ancora più delle biciclette, l'impressione è che potessero essere i dati acquisiti durante l'interazione con l'utente il vero "oro" del business del bike sharing, ma è una domanda che abbiamo girato a Savero Galardi, già Operation Manager in Itali per Ofo.PLAYLIST• p.k.14 想像一座城市 | https://open.spotify.com/track/0YCWDEjM9pd24Z785e6I3L?si=G6g73Q0tT5-dNgz3w8lO1w• Cui Jian - Fake Monk (崔健- 假行僧) | https://open.spotify.com/track/41eYygRTZkpaVUlipYVT2m?si=cII8uxW5Sher_W9LdO9HPg

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La voiture autonome, l’avenir du secteur automobile ? Jean-Louis Missika, auteur de l’ouvrage « Des robots dans la ville » et Albane Garnier, Marketing & Operation Manager chez NAVYA (la première société à proposer l’usage des voitures autonomes dans la vie quotidienne), reviennent sur les enjeux du développement de la voiture autonome en France. « Voyage en mobilités » est une série d’émissions quotidiennes de 30 minutes enregistrée au Mondial de la Mobilité qui tend le micro à tous les acteurs de la mobilité et explore avec eux les grandes tendances, les signaux faibles et les implications de nos décisions d’aujourd’hui sur la mobilité de demain.Un podcast animé par César Monteyrolavec Jean-Louis Missika (Adjoint à la Mairie de Paris, chargé de l’urbanisme, de l’architecture, du Grand Paris et du développement économique) et Albane Garnier (Responsable Marketing Opérationnel chez NAVYA)Mondial Audio est un programme de AMC Promotion. Commissaire général : Jean-Claude Girot. Direction du marketing : David Puech. Direction de la communication : Jean-Briac Dalibard. Production déléguée : Binge Audio Creative. Idée originale et coordination : Agence Clé. Journaliste : César Monteyrol. Réalisation et mixage : Sébastien Salis. Direction de production : Joel Ronez. Chargée d’édition : Adélaïde Desnoë. Chargée de production : Manon Racz et Albane Fily. Musique originale : Théo Boulenger. Identité graphique : Upian. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Brandon Mason is the Operation Manager and Sales Specialist for DriverSource. He is also the Assistant Chief Judge and a Board Member of the Keels & Wheels Concours d’Elegance. DriverSource, Fine Motorcars of Houston, Texas has been focused on pursuing and preserving fine automobiles and motorcycles since 2005 and they are a leading specialist in the classic collector market. They offer a unique concept of sales, service, storage, and detailing that is tailor made for the enthusiast automotive lifestyle. They have an emphasis on fine sports cars and carry an inventory of spectacular vehicles for sale in their secure, high-security, climate-controlled environment. 

Tonight, I am joined by Dustin Knuteson, Operation Manager of Boyds Gunstocks.   Every Boyds gunstock is constructed of top-grade laminated hardwood that's dried to exacting specifications to ensure rigidity and stability. They are also sealed with chemical-resistant finishes for long-lasting durability in all weather conditions. HARDWOOD ONLY At Boyds we use only top-grade hardwoods, because a hardwood stock performs! Every stock is dried to exacting specifications to ensure rigidity and stability, then sealed with chemical-resistant finishes for long-lasting durability and performance in all weather conditions. ENHANCED ACCURACY Boyds stocks are engineered to perfectly fit the gun. They're tight where they need to be tight, loose where they need to be loose for superior performance and improved accuracy you can measure. SINCE 1981 Our engineers have continued to perfect manufacturing methods since 1981. That's why you get far more gunstock for the money. https://www.boydsgunstocks.com

If you are interested in start your own business or you already are in this process, Passion Fruit on Air is your program. At the studio we will have Ophelie Rat, Operation Manager of the recently opened Flux and the Spacecubed which is one of the most popular co-working space and where dozens of ideas have turned in real business. Ophelie has a deep passion for innovation and start-ups especially where companies are looking to have a social impact and are helping to shape tomorrow’s economy. She has been involved with Spacecubed since the beginning and plays a major role in activating the Spacecubed community which has over 750 members. In our second segment we will be talking with the Director of The Russian Resurrection Film Festival, Nicholas Maksymow. In Perth the festival, which gather a selection of old and the last movies of the Russian cinema, will be held at Cinema Paradiso in Northbridge from the Thursday 10th of November to the Wednesday 16th November.