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The state of housing affordability and attainability in Colorado Springs, and what the Pikes Peak Housing Network is doing to improve it. “Colorado Springs and El Paso County aren't building enough homes that typical buyers can afford, while smaller houses and other types of housing options are needed to make housing more attainable for many people, including young adults… and seniors….” That's the conclusion of a recent report by the Pikes Peak Housing Network. Jill Gaebler, Executive Director, tells us about how the PPHN is meeting the challenge of supporting “innovative and collaborative solutions to promote housing affordability, access and production” in the Pikes Peak Region. The Network's mission involves advocating for sustainability principles like infill and redevelopment and access to transportation options, employment and living wages, cultural activities, green space, and more. Affordable, accessible housing is key to the establishment of a regional culture and resilient, sustainable built environment essential to a healthy economy, quality of life, attractive workforce environment, and personal health now and in the future.LINKS:Pikes Peak Housing Network: https://pphousingnetwork.org2024 State of Housing Report: https://pphousingnetwork.org/2024-PPHN-State-of-Housing-Report-1.pdfThis episode was recorded at the Sustainability in Progress (SIP) virtual event on May 21, 2025. Sustainability in Progress is a monthly program of the Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future. Join us (free) the third Wednesday of every month. The next event is:Regional Transportation Planning UpdateJohn Liosatos, Transportation Director of Pikes Peak Area Council of GovernmentsJacob Matsen, Planning and Operations Supervisor for Mountain Metropolitan TransitJune 18, 2025Noon to 1 p.m.Virtual. Register here to get link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/pEktJ5xCR7O2PjS3265dSgThe following environment/sustainability organizations in the Pikes Peak region collaborate to produce the Peak Environment podcast about environmental stewardship, sustainable living and enlightened public policy in the Pikes Peak Region.Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future https://peakallianceco.org/Pikes Peak Permaculture https://www.pikespeakpermaculture.org/350 Colorado https://350colorado.org/GrowthBusters https://www.growthbusters.orgKeep up with all the organizations and events making our area a better place to live. Follow on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss an episode.

In this week's episode of the FreightCaviar Podcast, we sat down with Adán Capuchino Monrreal, México Branch Director at Little John Transportation Services Inc., and Sergio I Martinez Hinojosa, Operations Supervisor. They discuss the advantages of being a Landstar agent, the future of nearshoring in Mexico, and the impact tariffs are currently having on businesses.This episode is sponsored by Epay Manager, TextLocate, WireBee and FreightFlex.Interested in sponsoring our podcast? Send us an email at pbj@freightcaviar.com.Subscribe for more!

In less than 40 days, thousands of park and recreation professionals from across the country will gather in Atlanta for the 2024 NRPA Annual Conference. This is, without a doubt, the best park and recreation conference you can attend —  it's filled with tons of amazing opportunities to learn, build your network, and of course, have a little fun with your peers.  As we get closer to the conference, we know there are probably some professionals out there who are attending for the first time and have a lot of questions. Cort recently posted on LinkedIn asking for previous attendees to share their best tips for first-timers, and the comments did not disappoint. So, we decided to turn them into today's episode of Open Space Radio!  Every single tip shared was super valuable, and if you're attending the 2024 NRPA Annual Conference this October 8-10 for the first time, we encourage you to listen and keep some of these nuggets in mind while you're in Atlanta — and while you're packing! Tune in to the full episode below to hear all the tips and our reactions to each of them. If you prefer to read instead of listen, we've listed them below, as well. And, if you haven't already registered, there's still time. Visit conference.nrpa.org to register today and we hope to see you in Atlanta!   Nichole Bohner, Aquatics Division Manager, City of Round Rock, Texas  “Talk to everyone! When you're seated in the conference sessions, get to know those around you and exchange contacts.”  Nichole went on to say, “If you're lucky enough to travel to conference with coworkers, don't be afraid to broaden your horizons. Take every opportunity to broaden your network. You never know who you'll meet who is struggling with the same issues or has ideas that would help your operation.”  Sarah Olson, CPRP, Public Works Deputy Director of Engineering, Planning, and Development Servies, City of Kirkland, Washington  “Go to a pre-conference event. It's a smaller crowd, a great way to get through registration when things are way less busy and a great way to start making new friends.   Eric Lopez, CPRE, District Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, City of Fort Worth, Texas  “Don't underestimate the power of night socials and lunchtime. A lot of great connections happen over informal conversations.”  “Take notes, review them later and plan to execute the things that resonated more. Going back to your leadership with actionable things you learned and takeaways will aid in enhancing their commitment in sending staff in future years.”   Lisa Shore, CPRP, CPSI, Anne Arundel County, Maryland  “Leave room in your suitcase for all the cool stuff you'll bring home!”  Jeanette Aiello, CPRE, Project and Operations Supervisor, Charter Township of Canton, Michigan  “Attend at least one session in a topic area that is different than what you regularly work in. It can spark some interesting thoughts or possibly open you up to a new aspect of the field. Also, be willing to talk to the person sitting next to you. You'll likely want to get into your session 15 minutes prior and that opens you up to meeting some incredible professionals.”  Trista Taylor, CPRP, CPO, Deputy Parks and Recreation Director, Village of Cottage Grove, Wisconsin  “Check out the schedule and try to have a backup plan for the sessions you want in case the room is full! If you arrive early, visit the app to get an idea of the layout. Last year was my first time and the experience was a shock to my system in a great way but can be overwhelming!”  Anthony Iracki, MS, CPRP, CORE Professional Development Manager, PlayCore  “Ask for business cards and take ownership of the connection. Send a LinkedIn request or a friendly email within a week of getting back from the conference.”  “Take advantage of the network meetings.”  Tom Venniro, CPRP, Director of Hilton-Parma Parks and Recreation, New York, and co-host of RecLess Podcast  “Just show up. A lot of times, the introvert in me (and the fact that I feel I'm always go, go, go at home), tells me to go to conference and then get to that room and relax. Instead, seek out the social or if you are asked to join people at one or for a meal, say yes. You never know how any connection or conversation can impact you/others.”  “Don't sleep on the exhibit hall. For starters, it is huge! Plan in at least 4-5 hours over two days if you want to cover it all. The vendors are amazing and want to talk to you, but be intentional on stopping with limited times. Another fun tip, they all have swag and some years back I started looking for items my team back home might like and I bring them all back a swag care package and some candy as a thank you for holding it all down while I was away. I have also borrowed many ideas for our own swag.”      CivicPlus® Recreation Management is a proud sponsor of Open Space Radio. Join thousands of other local governments as you empower your staff and enable residents to self-service their needs through your department with our industry-leading software. With more time to focus on community activity programming and park and facility maintenance, staff can foster more significant resident engagement and improve the civic experience. Learn more at https://www.civicplus.com/recreation-management-software/.  

Gendron and Smith talk new meal deals at McDonald's, job opportunities, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Welcome to another engaging episode of Safety FM with Jay Allen, recorded live at the Energy Safety Canada Conference 2024 in Banff. In this episode, Jay sits down with Mr. Michael Bathgate and Mr. Taylor Hewlett, both esteemed Operations Supervisors at Imperial, to discuss their compelling presentation, "People Don't Suck: Looking at HOP Through a Leadership Lens." Michael Bathgate, a Mine Operations Supervisor at Imperial Oil, has a deep passion for leadership, constantly fueled by reading and applying insights from renowned authors like Simon Sinek and Adam Grant. With a career starting in the construction and mining industry right out of high school, Michael has spent the last 10 years at Imperial's Kearl lake site, with seven of those years in a supervisory role. Outside of work, Michael enjoys fishing and exploring the Gulf Islands with his son Ivor and partner Erin. Taylor Hewlett, also an Operations Supervisor at Imperial, brings a unique perspective from his five years as an Aircraft Technician in the military before transitioning to the oil sands industry. With 15 years in the oil sands and 12 years in a supervisory role, Taylor is inspired by leadership concepts from John Maxwell. He is dedicated to working with people and has been committed to leadership development since his early twenties. Taylor is a father of five and has been married to his wife Natalie for 15 years. In their joint presentation, "People Don't Suck," Michael and Taylor connect Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) with leadership through captivating storytelling. They challenge the notion that people are the problem, presenting them instead as the solution. By leveraging HOP principles, they reveal how leaders can unlock their team's full potential, transform problem-solving approaches, and positively impact organizational culture, safety, and productivity. Join us as Michael and Taylor share their experiences and insights on integrating HOP with effective leadership. This episode is packed with practical strategies and inspiring stories that demonstrate how viewing people as the solution can revolutionize your organization. Tune in to Safety FM with Jay Allen for this insightful discussion on how leadership and HOP can work together to create a safer, more productive workplace. This conversation is essential listening for anyone looking to enhance their leadership skills and improve their organization's performance.

We start the hour off with the head coach of the DePere Redbirds Baseball team. Bob Van Rens and the team won the 2024 WIAA State Championship. (The trophy is HUGE and the guys demanded we take a picture with it. Then Steve Gandy, Operations Supervisor with Howard Commons, joins the guys to talk about the event space, and also some of the events that are coming up this summer. For more details on the event space, click HERE. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Bob Van Rens, Steve Gandy

Have you ever thought about how we maintain park roads that are exposed to some of the harshest conditions in the country? Brian Batzloff joins us today to talk about the challenges of maintaining roads that are subjected to geologic and volcanic pressures, extreme negative temperatures, dense snowpack, and use by millions of visitors annually! View park road status and seasonal opening/closing dates at go.nps.gov/YELLroads View definitions and links discussed in this episode at go.nps.gov/WhatWeDoPodcast

Video Version About the Podcast My guest today is Scott Lushin, Senior Manager of Global Operational Excellence at Donaldson Company, Incorporated. In this episode, Scott takes us through his professional journey. Starting off in retail automotive and the restaurant business, it is obvious that has two passions; problem solving and leadership. Although his passion for problem-solving made itself readily apparent in his early life, his skills in leadership made themselves known later and over time. Scott started his journey right out of high school at an automotive service chain where he became manager and then training manager. After a few years, he eventually moved on to work in the food industry at a chain of restaurants; becoming training manager then district manager. Against his mother's advice against seeking a job in manufacturing, he joined Donaldson through a temp-agency. He has always been a ‘thinker', a problem solver, even as a kid he loved to solve problems. The more complex the problem, the more fun they were to solve. He could spend days trying to unravel a problem and eventually he got very good at it. His problem-solving specialty is manufacturing and process improvements. Scott sees the world through a different lens, which is why he is often called upon to solve complex problems. He especially loves being thrown into a complex problem and forming a team to tackle it. Even though Scott did not (and does not still) have a college degree, Donaldson must have seen something in Scott, as he has been there 32 years. He has held positions and roles too varied to list, but include: Operations Supervisor, Manufacturing Engineer, C.I. Engineer, C.I. Specialist, Operations Management, and since 2019 leading efforts with Global Operational Excellence. There was a time when a person without a college degree could grow to leadership roles in a company and Scott is living proof. Has that time passed? Or has enough time not passed to make that determination. We shall see. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottlushin/ Company: Donaldson Company, Incorporated Title: Senior Manager, Global Operational Excellence Website: https://www.donaldson.com/ Year Founded: 1915 Company Type: Publicly Traded (DCI) About: Donaldson Company, Inc. manufactures and sells filtration systems and replacement parts worldwide.  The company operates through three segments: Mobile Solutions, Industrial Solutions, and Life Sciences.  Its Mobile Solutions segment provides replacement filters for air and liquid filtration applications, such as air filtration systems; liquid filtration systems for fuel, lube, and hydraulic applications; exhaust and emissions systems and sensors; indicators; and monitoring systems.  This segment sells its products to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the construction, mining, agriculture, aerospace, defense, and transportation markets; and to independent distributors, and OEM dealer networks.  The company's Industrial Solutions segment offers dust, fume, and mist collectors; compressed air and industrial gasses purification systems; and hydraulic and lubricated rotating equipment applications, as well as gas and liquid filtration for industrial processes.  This segment sells its products to various distributors, OEMs, and end-users.  Its Life Sciences segment provides micro-environment gas and liquid filtration for food, beverage, and industrial processes; bioprocessing equipment, that includes bioreactors and fermenters; and bioprocessing consumables, such as chromatography devices, reagents and filters, and polytetrafluoroethylene membrane-based products, as well as specialized air and gas filtration systems for applications, including hard disk drives, semi-conductor manufacturing and sensors, battery systems, and powertrain components to OEMs and various end-users.

Robin Sloan, Operations Supervisor for Caring Transitions, provides tips for senior moving, estate sales and decluttering.

By Adam Turteltaub Cancer is not just a diagnosis between a patient and physician. In this podcast Jeremy Laws, Operations Supervisor at the Ohio Cancer Incidence Surveillance System, explains that a cancer diagnosis triggers state-by-state reporting requirements for healthcare providers. In general, there are two areas of reporting: cancer information and patient information. Cancer information generally includes where it is on the body, the type of cancer, what type of tissues is affected and how the cancer is behaving. Patient information includes name, age, sex, race, address, date of diagnosis and date of first treatment. And, for those concerned about HIPAA, he points out that there is a public health exception that his falls squarely under. The data provided feeds into the US Cancer Statistics Report that is published annually. It is also used by policy makers and researchers. Compliance teams need to ensure that their facilities are reporting the data, which many fail to do. There is a tendency to believe that, for example, the lab is reporting the results and so the physician does not need to. That's not the case, he explains. Worse, many facilities do not even know that they need to report cancer findings. Listen in to learn more about how to ensure your health care facilities are meeting their cancer reporting requirements.

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: Beekeeping on the roof of CF Limeridge Mall? It's more likely than you think! Governor General Mary Simon's travel cost taxpayers more than $2.7 million last year. The latest group to express concern over the tiny shelters planned for Hamilton's North End as part of the city's Encampment response is LiUNA: what are their concerns? India has become the fourth country to reach the moon, and the first to land a probe on the southern pole of Earth's natural satellite. Why does the south pole of the Moon matter? The average Canadian family spent 45.3 per cent of its income on taxes in 2022—more than housing, food and clothing costs combined, finds a new study published by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. Donald Trump is going to Georgia to be arrested. Mike Moffatt spoke to Prime Minister Trudeau and the rest of the Liberal cabinet at the retreat in P.E.I., covering the issues surrounding the housing crisis and now he joins us! Guests: Kelsey Bartlett, Operations Supervisor at CF Lime Ridge Franco Terrazzano, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Federal Director Victoria Mancinelli, Director Public Relations, Marketing, Strategic Partnerships with the Laborers' International Union of North America Paul Delaney, Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Science - Department of Physics & Astronomy at York University Jake Fuss, Senior Economist with The Fraser Institute Brian J. Karem, Journalist and Author, White House Correspondent for Playboy and Political Analyst for CNN Mike Moffatt, Senior Director of Policy and Innovation at the Smart Prosperity Institute and an Assistant Professor in the Business, Economics and Public Policy group at Ivey Business School, Western University Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchor – Jen McQueen Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://megaphone.link/CORU8835115919

 Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott and EMS Operations Supervisor Melissa DeGroot talk about last night's 'Nite to Unite', an event that provides an opportunity for first responders to visit neighborhood get-togethers and interact with the community. 

If you're like most Americans, Machu Picchu is on your bucket list!  But Peru has so much more to offer and experiences that will enrich your life and bring you closer to the ones you love.   Join me for this chat with Edson Chacón-literally one of the nicest people on the planet! Edson ChacónCo-Founder & Executive Director – Kindle JourneysBorn in Cusco, Edson has always been passionate about Tourism. With over 18 years of experience, he has worked for many leading companies including Peru Experiences By Orient Express, Lima Tours, Journeys in Peru by Belmond and Inkaterra Experiences. He started off as a Concierge Supervisor in Peru Experiences by Orient Express and later took a role of an Operations Supervisor where he managed a team but also trained them on providing excellent Customer Experience. In his latest Experience where he was the Executive Director at Kuoda Travel, he lead the company to grow from 50-60 clients a month to a hundred clients a month. All of which has given him first hand experience and the know how to about the diversity and richness that lies hidden in an admirable destination - Peru. He started Kindle Journeys in 2014 bringing all of his knowledge and Experience Under a Brand that ‘Kindles' a deep emotion of meaning and value in every customer journey through Peru.He and his team at Kindle Journeys strongly believes that “By providing unique travel experiences and unforgettable moments, one is able to encourage travel and exploration. A transormative and meaningful travel experience comes when everyone involved is able to provide the ‘WOW' moments while being kind to the environment. With Kindle Journeys, clients not only discover the place, learn about its history and all which is outlined in the itinerary but they can also choose to make random stops and capture moments that are unique and meaningful to them. Ones which Kindle joy, serenity and leaving our clients with a deep feeling and a special value within them. Kindness begets kindness, even when we share a bread with a child or any person in need along the way, we aren't ending world hunger, but to help any hungry person is to water the seeds of compassion.All the links!https://kindlejourneys.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/KindleJourneys IG: https://www.instagram.com/thekindlejourneys/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/KindleJourneys Casa Huaran:IG: https://www.instagram.com/casitahuaran/Black Dog Luxury Travel Website: https://blackdogluxurytravel.com/Want to connect? I'd love to hear from you! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackdogluxurytravel/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackdogluxurytravelLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blackdogluxurytravel/

John is the Operations Supervisor with Tucson Water in Tucson AZ. We chat about his journey into the industry and also how his new position is different than what he used to do. We also cover how "slowing down" and computer skills have helped him ascend as a technician. Give the show a listen and remember to thank your local Public Works Professionals.

The mystery of who dumped hundreds of pounds of pasta in a wooded area of New Jersey has reportedly been solved. Middlesex County residents said the noodles came from an Old Bridge home that is up for sale. A neighbor told WNBC that a military veteran who is moving out of the house after the death of his mother seemingly found a stockpile of old food there. According to the Clovis Police Department, Andrew Dubbels, 47 of Fresno, set an RV on fire that was surrounded by homes near Peach and Shepherd, early Friday morning. A nearby neighbor was awakened by his dog, Charlie, that morning and he just happened to spot the fire. The Madera County Mosquito Vector District is kicking off its yearly giveaway with a free bucket full of mosquito fish. “They're not a perfect solution, but they do help out [with] keeping the numbers down," said Trinidad Reyes, the Operations Supervisor. President Joe Biden is facing new allegations that he participated in a "a bribery scheme with a foreign national" and Republicans are seeking information from the FBI about the matter. The allegations arise from information provided by a whistleblower, according to a joint statement issued on Wednesday by Republicans Senator Chuck Grassley See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us in this podcast episode as we have a conversation with Heidi Priest, an experienced leader in the customer service industry. During the interview, she talks with Marisol Sanchez and Jeremy Lunnen about her approach to leadership and mentoring. Through her own experiences, Heidi shares valuable insights on how to develop your career, cultivate a cohesive team, and utilize life experiences to enrich your professional and personal life. Tune in to learn from her expertise and wisdom.

Musical trends come and go, record formats change, and once-hot bands are soon to be forgotten. But for many music fans, one thing remains the same - they choose record stores as a reliable source of new music releases. With the recent revival of vinyl we ask if the mood-music is changing in the record store business. Joining Emmet Oliver for this week's installment of Industry Review is: - Maurice Daly, Supply Manager at Zhivago Records - Ben O'Neill, Owner of Siopa Ceol in Dungarvan - Eoife Clarke, Operations Supervisor at Golden Disc

Lucy Hansen is a Solid Waste Operations Supervisor with Snohomish County where she has held various positions in solid waste, working her way up to Supervisor. She is a high school graduate and former stay-at-home Mom. Snohomish County Solid Waste:Solid Waste | Snohomish County, WA - Official Website (snohomishcountywa.gov) Snohomish County Public Works:Public Works | Snohomish County, WA - Official Website (snohomishcountywa.gov)Host: Kira DorrianProduced by the Northshore Schools Foundation, a Top-Rated “Great Nonprofits” award-recipient, “Guidestar” Gold Participant, and Best of a “Best of Northshore” nonprofit.Keep this program going. Donate to the Northshore Schools Foundation today!Interested in sponsoring the Skills 4 Life Podcast? Contact us: podcast@nsdfoundation.orgFollow us on:InstagramFacebookSkills 4 Life FacebookTwitterLinked In

Joining Jeremy and Marisol on this Mission Qualfon Podcast episode is Edward London, one of our Operations Supervisors in Guyana. Edward attributes his growth and development as a supervisor to Qualfon's Leadership Academy. He shares how much he enjoys networking with people from the various countries where Qualfon operates. A mental health advocate, Edward advises supervisors to always be on top of their teams' concerns, a premise of our Care@Work initiative.

This week, Mariel, Rubén and Michael receive a Special Guest, Brenda Llamas, we talk about her duties as Service Operations Supervisor at DISS Guatemala and what are the Key Performance Indicators that her department measures.For more information about us visit: https://diss.com/podcast/service-operations-supervisor/

We're back for Season 3! Ever wonder when the best time to work out is or what student employment opportunities exist at UREC? Join your new host, Lauren Shutt as she chats with Erin Davis, a current Operations Supervisor at UREC, about the 5 Things You Need to Know about UREC.Resources:UREC Student Employment OpportunitiesFollow us on social media @jmuurec!

Tom Mong is the Operations Supervisor for the city of Jerome, Idaho. Listen to this latest episode of “The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast” where Tom Mong talks about the post he recently made on LinkedIn regarding operators and licensing and incentivizing people that take the time to better themselves. Tom talks about the federal and state regulations that require municipal WWTPs to have properly trained employees and operators that are licensed. Every state is different; some don't even allow you to have an operator alone at a facility unless he/she possesses a license. Tom shares how he and few other members of his team have taken it upon themselves to offer help to new employees to study, train and ask questions to help them be prepared for licensing exams and the benefits of doing so for their operation. This episode covers: ● Why having a license important ● Incentivizing people that take time to better themselves ● Costs for getting your license ● Why having open communication is important I hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Please let us know your thoughts about the episode! Connect with Tom Mong: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tom-mong-002143165 Connect with Suzan Chin-Taylor, host of The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast: Website: www.creativeraven.com |https://thetuitgroup.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/creativeraven/ Email: raven@creativeraven.com Telephone: +1 760-217-8010 Listen and Subscribe here to your favorite platform : Apple Podcast - Google Podcast - CastBox - OverCast - Pocket Casts - Youtube - Spotify https://creativeraven.com/smells-like-money-podcast/ Subscribe to the Podcast: https://creativeraven.com/smells-like-money-podcast/ Be a guest on our show: https://calendly.com/thetuitgroup/be-a-podcast-guest Check Out my NEW Digital Marketing E-Course & Coaching Program just for Wastewater Pros: https://store.thetuitgroup.com/diy-digital-marketing-playbook-for-wastewater-pros

Rock Hill Sports and Event Center Superintendent Brian Jones and Mark Sextion, Operations Supervisor for Rock Hill PRT joined Matthew and Ashley this week to discuss ESPN The Ocho and all the sporting events that will be taking place in City facilities this Friday. They also recapped the Adidas 3SSB tournament and the impact it had on Rock Hill.

Welcome back to “Clearing the Way," I'm your host, Bradley Martin. My goal is to uncover the challenges that small business owners have faced along their way so that you can be better prepared when you experience something similar.  My guest today is fun one. One of my longest friends, Preston Miller, owner of Rusted Barrel BBQ. Preston choke slammed me in 5th grade because I pulled his chair out from underneath him as he sat down. Preston graduated from Triangle Tech with an associates degree in Welding. He has worked in oil & gas for almost 10 years, working his way up as high as an Operations Supervisor. Preston has been a live-long cook, which is actually something that him and I have bonded over since early in our friendship. We used to doctor up our ramen noodles with shrimp and whatever else we could find in his house. In May of 2019, he decided to take it a bit more seriously, investing in a food truck and opening Rusted Barrel BBQ. In this episode, we discuss how poor planning and communication can impact both your business and personal relationships. Preston Miller Website: https://www.rustedbarrel.com/ Email: rustedbarrelbbq@aol.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rusted_barrel_bbq/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RBLBBQ/

SHOW TOPICPreparing for Fall with Mr. John DemkowiczSPECIAL GUESTMr. John Demkowicz, Seneca Valley School District Transportation Director Mr. Demkowicz served as the Operations Supervisor of the Monark Student Transportation Corporation in Gibsonia followed by the Supervisor of Transportation and Custodial Services for the Quaker Valley School District. During his 12 years of Pennsylvania pupil transportation experience, he became well-versed in multiple transportation software suites, developed innovative processes for state reports and implemented strategic communication strategies with the District's transportation system. He also has experience in coordinating and facilitating emergency responses impacting the safety of District facilities and community roadways. Additional experience includes his role as Director of Operations at Performer's Academy where he developed new revenue streams and business strategies while also maintaining fiscal and administrative duties. He also successfully recruited exceptional candidates to fill positions during the growth of the company. During his six years at FedEx Ground, Mr. Demkowicz was a Trainer, Swing Driver and Courier. He planned and provided efficient pickup and delivery services while complying with all operational, security and safety policies over a large territory covering multiple states and service areas. IN THIS EPISODE, WE WILL REVIEWMr. Demkowicz's background and experienceGeneral goals for Seneca Valley Alternative Stop notification and other important notices regarding transportation USEFUL INFORMATIONhttps://www.svsd.net/domain/105https://www.svsd.net/Page/28107https://portal.svsd.net/

Join Chef Patrick as he Mixes it Up with Bettina Applewhite, Sr. Operations Supervisor, Southwest Area, Baltimore County Public Schools. In this episode, they chat about serving diverse communities, school nutrition as a career path, Bettina's experience on Bravo's Top Chef Amateurs, and more!

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 4 May 2022: The third and final part of a series of special episodes celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 16 mission to the Descartes region of the lunar highlands in the words of Commander, John Young and Lunar Module Pilot, Charlie Duke, as recorded by The Space Show. Nothing So Hidden: "There is nothing so far removed from us as to be beyond our reach, or so hidden that we cannot discover it." ~ Rene Descartes Also on tonight's episode: Chiara Ferrari-Wong, a PhD candidate at the University of Hawaii, reports on anorthosite rocks recently discovered near the Apollo 16 landing site and describes the HyTI - Hyperspectral Thermal Imager The story of the Apollo 16 command module Casper at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama The Space Show in conversation with Eric Jones, the founder and editor emeritus of the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, recounts the genesis of the Journal and how the interviews were conducted on which this unique online archive is based John Saxon, Operations Supervisor at the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station gives an audio tour and description of the facility at Honeysuckle Creek outside Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory as it existed during the Apollo missions. Resources Apollo Flight Journal: https://history.nasa.gov/afj Apollo Lunar Surface Journal: https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station tribute website: https://honeysucklecreek.net Tracking Apollo to the Moon by Hamish Lindsay: https://booko.com.au/works/7246322 Honeysuckle Creek: The story of Tom Reid, a little dish, and Neil Armstrong's first step by Andrew Tink: https://booko.com.au/works/8691802

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 27 April 2022: Part 2 of a three-part series of special episodes celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 16 mission in the words of Commander, John Young and Lunar Module Pilot, Charlie Duke, as recorded by The Space Show. In tonight's episode, the Apollo 16 astronauts take their lunar roving vehicle for a spin in the first "Grand Prix" held on the Moon; discuss potassium-induced astronaut flatulence; talk with John Saxon, the Operations Supervisor at the Honeysuckle Creek tracking station outside Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory (the only Australian ever to speak directly to an astronaut on the Moon), and place their beer orders; take a walk in deep space and lose, find, lose again and then recapture a missing wedding ring, on their way home from the Moon.

Join the conversation for this week's episode as we chat about coastal food, when your train of thought derails on a off-ramp, and of course: CREDIT! Alex Diaz, our Operations Supervisor joins our host Amanda Akam to discuss what credit really is: the types of credit available, advantages - and disadvantages - to credit, as well as breaking down how a credit score is made. We even dive into what Desert Valleys calls "colorful credit" and the empathic approach our team takes with members. Information today is taken from Alex's "What Is Credit?" course geared toward high school kids. If interested in learning more reach out to us at Desert Valleys at 760-446-3500 or info@desertvalleys.org for more details.

Welcome back my friends to the podcast that never ends! For our last podcast of 2021, we're reminiscing about a park that's no longer with us, and has a bit of a cult status in the enthusiast community - Hard Rock Park. We're joined by Attraction Pros' Podcast Co-Host Josh Liebman, who worked as an Operations Supervisor at the "Park That Rock Built" during its lone operating system in 2008. We talk a bit about what it was like working at Hard Rock Park, attractions like Led Zeppelin: The Ride and Nights in White Satin: The Trip, the transformation to Freestyle Music Park, Rock Stars trashing trailers, kitchen island-sized banners, and how many energy drinks it took to cycle a roller coaster!Theme Park University wrote a great multi-part article about the rise and fall of Hard Rock Park. Check out Part 1 here, and click through for the other parts!You can connect with the show by hitting us up on social media @Coaster101: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram. We also have a website, if you're into that sort of thing: www.coaster101.comAlso, be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode! And please give us a rating and review wherever you listen, it helps new listeners find us!Thanks to JM Music Design for providing our theme song. For more on them, check out jmmusicdesign.com.

John Thacker and Jake Harrell are the hosts of "A Quality Podcast", where they discuss all things related to Operational Excellence, Continuous Improvement, Lean, Six Sigma, Leadership and more. John is the author of How to Win Right Now as an Operations Supervisor. Jake is the author of Chasing Excellence. John, Jake and I discuss the definition and pursuit of quality and explore the contrast between the lean approach of Toyota and the agile approach of Tesla. Guests: John Thacker | https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-thacker-leansixsigmablackbelt/ Jake Harrell | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakeharrellchasingexcellence/ Host and Producer: Tim Hampton | https://www.linkedin.com/in/thetimhampton/ Virtual voice over https://www.nuance.com/ Music | Consequences by Nihilore https://youtu.be/BaWaucm-ewc --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unusuallywellinformed/message

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Mark Petersen talks with John Williamson about the history of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and explains how new codes are created.

This episode features Stephon Griffin, a certified trainer who has shown remarkable initiative and results in his four years at iQor. In his first role, Stephon proposed a solution that was approved and implemented under his leadership. It is still delivering phenomenal results. In this episode, we discuss what inspired him to propose this solution, how he got it approved and implemented, and how he became a Top Certified Trainer at iQor.   Stephon is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 2018 Stephon was employed at another company, and he was ready for a new challenge in his young career. He noticed an ad on Facebook posted by iQor. After applying, he met his future manager over a phone interview, who made a quick impression on him. On the second interview, he was shown the facility in person and was offered the position on the spot. He later learned that his manager was exploring Stephon's potential to grow and develop as a leader.  Stephon's new manager taught him how to be an effective leader of customer care employees. He learned how to develop people who can grow in his absence. This approach to leadership changed his mindset about modern leadership practices. He came to understand that career development comes in many different forms.   Helping People Be Their Best As an Operations Supervisor, Stephon reviewed the current processes used to measure the client customer experience program's success. He studied key performance indicators (KPIs) and recognized room for improvement. He came up with the idea that would become a program called the Agent Mentor Program. He worked on his new idea over an entire weekend. Stephon is that type. When he gets excited about an idea that he believes can impact many people, he dives in with both feet.  While devoting a weekend to writing the business plan for his program idea, he anticipated the questions he could receive from his leadership team. He presented his plan on a Monday morning to his manager. The response was an overwhelming approval to go ahead with the program under his leadership. This vote of confidence helped to skyrocket Stephon's own confidence. He appreciated the belief demonstrated in him by his leadership team. His leaders never micromanaged him, giving Stephon full authority to roll out the program from A to Z.  With the go-ahead to roll out this Agent Mentor Program, Stephon extended many opportunities to his coworkers.   The Path to Trainer Certification One day, a training manager asked Stephon to run a seven-day training program in her absence. He enjoyed the experience so much that at the end of the week, he learned more about the journey to becoming a certified trainer at iQor.  Stephon approached his manager to ask for guidance on how to embark on the path to trainer certification. As previously shown, Stephon desires to impact many people at iQor and now as a trainer. He embarked on the trainer certification program, which has four levels. He was certified on Level 1 and Level 2. When the time came to consider getting certified on Level 3, he learned that it requires curriculum development. That's when he asked for advice. A supervisor told him that getting Level 3 certified is itself a significant accomplishment. However, to achieve Top Trainer Certification is a tall mountain to climb. In fact, many trainers who earned Top Trainer in Level 3 were previously corporate trainers, which Stephon was not.   This challenge inspired Stephon. The fact that his journey to Top Training in Level 3 would be somewhat of a unicorn motivated him to go after it.   The Level 3 trainer certification is a four-day program. At the end of three days, he stayed up all night to develop a new training curriculum. During his all-nighter, he went through four drafts of his new curriculum until he was satisfied it was good enough to earn Top Trainer Certification. He presented it to Tarisse Grant-Shelton, Lead Trainer. He waited to hear back from her with great anticipation. When Tarisse contacted him the same day with the good news that he was to be awarded Top Certification in his class, he was thrilled. He achieved a massive milestone by aiming high, working tirelessly with a can-do attitude. He slept well after getting the good news.  Stephon's Advice for iQorians on their Career Journey Stephon is currently the Assistant Manager of Quality and manager of a sales program for a client supported at the Charlotte facility. His career advice is to take advantage of all the resources available at iQor. Anyone who wants to grow has access to valuable resources through iQor University. Leaders want to help employees learn and grow to develop their careers in different roles. His advice is to let your manager know that you want to grow, and they will guide and coach you. Stephon's drive and tenacity are very inspiring. You'll notice his enthusiasm and the smile in his voice, as well as the smile on his face. It's downright contagious!   Stephon's Fun Stephon is a gamer. He enjoys relaxing and playing games on his computer. I have a hunch he wins many games that he plays – his can-do attitude never seems to fail him! Learn more about iQor digital customer experience capabilities.  Read the blog post here. Watch the video here. 

Mr. Melton began his career with the Social Security Administration in September 1976 as a Claims Representative in the New Iberia, LA field office. During August 1979 he transferred to the Lake Charles, LA District Office and worked there as a Claims Representative, Operations Analyst, and Operations Supervisor. In June 1989, he transferred to the Winchester VA District Office. In June 1990, he was selected as the Field Representative for a 14-county district in Virginia and West Virginia that is serviced by the Winchester, Manassas, Culpeper and Martinsburg SSA field offices. He was responsible for the coordination of public information & education activities throughout the district. On March 6, 2005, Mr. Melton was selected as a Public Affairs Specialist for the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area. As a member of a 3-person public information team working in cooperation with 14 offices serving the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, he is involved in a variety of public affairs activities. Through the establishment and maintenance of networks of working relationships, he consults with a wide variety of media outlets, governmental entities, special interest groups and key employers. He ensures the public is properly informed as to the solvency, direction and purpose of Social Security Administration programs. Mr. Melton also served as the Acting District Manager of the Martinsburg WV District Office on two occasions.Follow Knowledgeable Aging:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Knowledgeable-Aging-102638398162823Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnowledgeAgingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowledgeableaging/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/knowledgeable-aging/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/05OHF9FkmhzCO5PDsyGfGqNewsletter: https://www.knowledgeableaging.com/newsletter/

This episode features SPG's Agronomy Manager Sarah Anderson, Shaun Dyrland, SK pulse grower and SPG Board Chair, and Judy Elias, Operations Supervisor for the Canadian Grain Commission. They discuss the key considerations for selling pulse crops. As well, Amber Johnson, SPG's Director of Marketing & Communications speaks with Jon Driedger, Vice President with LeftField Commodity Research, about how the Canadian pulse market fared this season, and what the future holds for global demand for Canadian pulses.

Welcome to today's edition of DV Live! Today I am joined again by our very own Alex Diaz, Operations Supervisor and recent Western Cuna Management School Graduate as well as Bridgette Cunningham, long time Desert Valleys Member turned team member to discuss the benefits of our Premium Checking account - including: free credit monitoring, Road Runner Rewards, health benefits and protection with the CardNav app. Be sure to join in on the conversation every first and third Friday of the month at 10:00am right here or on our Facebook page! #dvlive #werehereforyou #desertvalleysfcu

Tony has recently been showcased on the critically acclaimed show forged in Fire where he won the title of champion. Apart from being the shows champion , He is a single dad of two girls. Carissa 23 and Toni 18. He has spent 20 years in the Line Trade where he started out his career as a contractor and gave them 9 years. He later went on to Southern California Edison were he has been for the past 11 years. Tony is currently the Operations Supervisor for the Ontario District. CA Today he is going to share with us what it took to become a Show Up Dad. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key Takeaways: -How has having a hobby helped you to be a better Father? -How hard was it raising 2 daughters? -What are some of the mistakes you made that you can share with us? -How he was able to stay connected to his daughters. -How he was able to become their hero. -How big of an influence a father has on his daughters, and how they view men. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This podcast is made possible thru donations from listeners like you and our partners : -Line11 clothing company making apparel for our 1st responders with a positive message for patriots that you can be proud of. A proceed of the cost goes to helping our foundation Ignite the Fire for Father Engagement. Give them a follow @line11clothing on Instagram -Monzingo knives, Each knife is created with craftsmanship that only a tradesman could provide. Find them on Instagram @monzingoknives and get your American made Monzingo knife today. -Tallman Equipment- Where they Pride themselves on equipping their customers with the tools they need to get the job done right. They are dedicated to set the standard for quality,convenience and reliability. Check out their new website at tallmanequipment.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-mendonca/support

In this episode we welcome you to meet part of our team here at Desert Valleys FCU featuring Alex Diaz, Operations Supervisor. Listen in as he talks about his journey through the credit union and life itself. His story is an inspiration and embodies how credit unions transform lives!

Astrophiz128: Richard Stephenson ~ Talking with Spacecraft Pt2 This is an amazing interview where we hear first hand how distant spacecraft are controlled from Earth. Richard Stephenson is the Operations Supervisor at the CDSCC, The Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex at Tidbinbilla, jointly run by NASA and Australia's CSIRO. Richard explains how he can lock onto and send commands to Voyager2 about 20Billion kilometres away, using the newly refurbished transmitter on the 70m DSS-43 dish, and can then capture the telemetry data that V2 sends back to earth, by controlling an array of 4 Tidbinbilla dishes. Then Richard gives us the inside story about sending commands out to the New Horizons Pluto Mission about 7billion kilometres away. Also in this stunning episode: VPN command systems. How spacecraft have virtual channels and labelled telemetry so science data can be automatically sent to project primary investigators. How data from all the missions converging on Mars can be acquired and packaged to it's required destination. How the recent vision from the Ingenuity Helicopter ended up on your computer or smartphone screen. How two antenna dishes can talk with all the Mars missions from NASA/ESA and Emirates at the same time. How NASA coordinates all the DSN dishes at Canberra, at Goldstone and at Madrid using ‘Follow the Sun' How signals from the Solar Polar Probe (aka the Parker Solar Probe) are captured via eccentric orbits which counteract the huge radio noise emitted from our sun. How the ingenious use of Software Defined Radio and 'HackRS' allows us to deal with the increased radio traffic coming from fleets of CubeSats and eavesdrop on the Voyager Missions at the crossed the Heliopause. and …. How new progress is being made with RF-Optical-Hybrid systems to deal with growing data loads coming from spacecraft. Lasers-in-Space …. what's not to love! Thanks Richard …. you paint fantastic pictures for us as you describe so clearly how we talk with spacecraft!

When today's guest, Josh Ridner (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-ridner-681295211/), first got started in the landscaping industry, it was a real trial by fire… and ice! Happily, though, he eventually landed at MSU, where he experienced first-hand what a difference an efficient system and a supportive environment makes. Now he's helping to lead MSU into the future by introducing an even bigger time and labor saver: automation! https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-ridner-681295211/ https://msu.edu/ Before we start this week's episode we want to invite you to check out http://AutomatingSuccessShow.com where you can watch each episode's BEST Business Automation and Growth strategies, and download a FREE copy of Joe's “12 Keys to Maximizing Your Business Potential!” Please follow us on TikTok and Instagram @AutomatingSuccess for more helpful Automating Business tips, tricks, and silly memes on maximizing growth and productivity. If you felt any benefit from this show please let us know by leaving an iTunes review, sharing this episode on social media and emailing a link to anyone you think would also find benefit here. Connect with Joe Langton and Automating Success: Visit the AS Website: AutomatingSuccessShow.com Follow AS on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@AutomatingSuccess Follow AS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AutomatingSuccess Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2I9BDnKqInYs8tJ66uzrwQ Like AS on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/automatingsuccessshow Follow AS on Twitter: https://twitter.com/automatings

Mr. Melton began his career with the Social Security Administration in September 1976 as a Claims Representative in the New Iberia, LA field office. During August 1979 he transferred to the Lake Charles, LA District Office and worked there as a Claims Representative, Operations Analyst, and Operations Supervisor. In June 1989, he transferred to the Winchester VA District Office. In June 1990, he was selected as the Field Representative for a 14-county district in Virginia and West Virginia that is serviced by the Winchester, Manassas, Culpeper and Martinsburg SSA field offices. He was responsible for the coordination of public information & education activities throughout the district. On March 6, 2005, Mr. Melton was selected as a Public Affairs Specialist for the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area. As a member of a 3-person public information team working in cooperation with 14 offices serving the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, he is involved in a variety of public affairs activities. Through the establishment and maintenance of networks of working relationships, he consults with a wide variety of media outlets, governmental entities, special interest groups and key employers. He ensures the public is properly informed as to the solvency, direction and purpose of Social Security Administration programs. Mr. Melton also served as the Acting District Manager of the Martinsburg WV District Office on two occasions.Follow Knowledgeable Aging:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Knowledgeable-Aging-102638398162823Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnowledgeAgingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowledgeableaging/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/knowledgeable-aging/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/05OHF9FkmhzCO5PDsyGfGqNewsletter: https://www.knowledgeableaging.com/newsletter/

Don't your children deserve a bright future? The CFAL Education Plan can help you save and invest toward your family's education goals. In this episode, Richard Pinder, Operations Supervisor, and Claudia Thompson, Pension Administrator and Client Relationship Officer, discuss the rebranding of the plan and how it can help you ensure your child's future.

Today in Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down where the greatest severe weather threat is. *Jayson says a couple of Husker volleyball players are leaving the program in Sports. *Dave has the latest regional News. *Bryce visits with Stacey Agnew of the Nebraska FFA Foundation about a grant program that can help Nebraska FFA chapters and students. *Alex continues the Women in Ag Feature with Robin Mann of Sutherland. She's been working at The Anderson's in Paxton for 10 years and has worked her way up the ladder to Operations Supervisor. *Clay talks with John Payne and more on Midday! Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!

Ben Cavanagh (IG: @ben_cavanagh_) grew up on a broadacre cropping and livestock property just South of Perth in Quindanning, W.A. After heading to Bunbury for Highschool, he went to Perth and studied Agribusiness at Curtin University. A couple of days after graduating in 2019, Ben left for the North taking a job as a Farm and Irrigation Supervisor at Pardoo Station with a focus on Cattle Fodder Production under Pivot Irrigation. After a very unpredictable year with COVID, Ben made the decision to move further north where he is currently working out of Kununurra, 15 km’s from the Northern Territory Border working for Kimberley Agricultural Investment as an Operations Supervisor. The property focuses on Cotton and Corn production with flood irrigation. Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

John Williamson, Operations Supervisor with the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry, joins Structure Talk to do a deep dive in electricity. The gang covers the following topics, among other things: Is it legal for home inspectors to remove electrical panel covers? What would be the best course of action if I opened a Federal Pacific electric panel and then I got a handful of circuit breakers fallout from the panel? Is it a bad idea for refrigerators to be plugged into GFCI-protected receptacles? What are some changes in the 2020 code? Bumped up GFCI protection up to 250volts which means electric dryers and ranges and all finished or unfinished basements are required GFCI protection Receptacle outlets for islands and peninsula countertops have gone now to square footage calculation basis Extend a neutral conductor to every switch box where there is an overhead box. The code wants a ceiling fan rated box at every location where a fan could be installed. Surge protective devices required for dwelling units with one, two, or even multi-family. Emergency Disconnects Why do we still have problems with unwanted tripping at AFCI devices and what will it take to fix it?

Hear how Providence is doing its part to reduce and recycle the tons of medical waste U.S. hospitals produce each year. Host Mary Renouf is joined by Aimee Khuu, Executive Director of Global and Domestic Engagement; Rick Miltimore, Sr. Director of Supply Chain Operations; and Julienne Livudais, Operations Supervisor and Volunteer Outreach Coordinator from Providence in this episode.

WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal spoke to the man in charge of stocking the shelves at Market Basket stores about the difficulty posed by the coronavirus shopping rush.

WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal spoke to the man in charge of stocking the shelves at Market Basket stores about the difficulty posed by the coronavirus shopping rush.

In this episode “Making a Difference” You’ll meet Gabrielle Leonard, Operations Supervisor for the Miami Cancer Institute. We learn some great things about MCI including how fortunate we are to have them in our South Florida Community. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dosminpodcast/support

Brian Spath, Operations Supervisor of Cinema St. Louis, swings by the studio to discuss the Cinema St. Louis Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Film Festival at the St. Louis Science Center starting May 3.For more information: https://www.cinemastlouis.org/saint-louis-science-fiction-fantasy-short-film-festival

Brian Spath, Operations Supervisor of Cinema St. Louis, swings by the studio to discuss the Cinema St. Louis Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Film Festival at the St. Louis Science Center starting May 3.For more information: https://www.cinemastlouis.org/saint-louis-science-fiction-fantasy-short-film-festival

Meet some of the people behind the county's Social 60+ Cafe (Lauren Brooks, 55+ Operations Supervisor) and Arlington's Meals on Wheels (Nancy Bennett, President, Board of Managers, Meals on Wheels of Northern Virginia).

A bit of a different twist during our monthly Office Pride highlight as today we veered from our usual franchisee spotlight and, instead, chatted up Shane Coleman, Director of Operations, and Alma Ruiz, Operations Supervisor, for an area owner in Tyler, TX – these two ROCK STAR managers opened their hearts about their Faith at … Continue reading The Christ-Centered Entrepreneur Needs Help The post The Christ-Centered Entrepreneur Needs Help appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

A bit of a different twist during our monthly Office Pride highlight as today we veered from our usual franchisee spotlight and, instead, chatted up Shane Coleman, Director of Operations, and Alma Ruiz, Operations Supervisor, for an area owner in Tyler, TX – these two ROCK STAR managers opened their hearts about their Faith at … Continue reading "The Christ-Centered Entrepreneur Needs Help"

Kate Ziegler is the Operations Supervisor at Mintz Levin, and is also a Boston-based Realtor, investor, entrepreneur, and speaker on The Hustle. Born and raised on a farm in rural Pennsylvania, she has made Boston home since attending Northeastern University to study International Affairs and Art. The daughter of a contractor, Kate has worked in … Continued

Isabel talks with Dawn Faudere, Operations Supervisor at Johnson County Emergency Communications, and Rich Lindfors, Total Quality Improvement Manager at Richmond Ambulance Authority. They discuss what it's like to be an amateur in research, the studies they conducted at their individual centers, and the research workshop at Navigator. Want to get involved in a study? Have a question? Email us at dispatchindepth @ emergencydispatch (dot) org

Isabel talks with Dawn Faudere, Operations Supervisor at Johnson County Emergency Communications, and Rich Lindfors, Total Quality Improvement Manager at Richmond Ambulance Authority. They discuss what it’s like to be an amateur in research, the studies they conducted at their individual centers, and the research workshop at Navigator. Want to get involved in a study? Have a question? Email us at dispatchindepth @ emergencydispatch (dot) org

Here is the 20th episode of the Outsourcing and Offshoring - Philippines Podcast! Our guests on this episode are: Aimee Nadela & Chris Moriarty! Aimee is the Operations Supervisor of Siblings International Business Solutions(also known as SiBS) and you can listen to our talk at the (1:40) of the podcast! Chris is the Founder and CEO of Flat Planet(Philippines) and you can listen to our conversation at the (16:05) mark of the podcast! With the Offshoring and Outsourcing - Philippines Podcast, you learn about the BPO companies and it's in's and out's here in the Philippines. What they offer, who they are and what they do. Subscribe to our podcast for more updates and make sure to check out our website, www.offshoring.com.ph! Make sure to keep up with us for our weekly episodes on our twitter (twitter.com/offshoringph) and facebook (www.facebook.com/OOPPodcast)!

Here is the 19th episode of the Outsourcing and Offshoring - Philippines Podcast! Our guests today are: Bernice Parsons, Emma Dungog and Amanda Escanlar You can listen to our talk with Bernice Parsons, the President and Co-Founder of Vertaccount at the (1:10) of the podcast! Our second guest is Emma Dunog, the Operations Supervisor at iStaff Solutions Inc. and you can find our conversation at the (20:08) mark of the podcast! The final guest for this episode is the CPO or better known as the Chief People's Officer of STAFFVIRTUAL, which is Amanda Escanlar, and you can listen to our talk at the (33:06) mark of the podcast! With the Offshoring and Outsourcing - Philippines Podcast, you learn about the BPO companies and it's in's and out's here in the Philippines. What they offer, who they are and what they do. Subscribe to our podcast for more updates and make sure to check out our website, www.offshoring.com.ph! Make sure to keep up with us for our weekly episodes on our twitter (twitter.com/offshoringph) and facebook (www.facebook.com/OOPPodcast)!

Good morning and welcome to another episode of Within the Trenches. Today's episode is a must listen. In this episode we answer the question, "Who does 9-1-1 call when they need help?" To answer that question I spoke with Sherry, 9-1-1 Operations Supervisor, with the North Central Texas Council of Governments and Chairman with the National Joint TERT Initiative for NENA along with Jeremy, a supervisor with the Emergency Communications Department of Monroe County out of Rochester NY and Chairman with the National Joint TERT Initiative for APCO. This episode is packed with information on TERT, the Telecommunicator Emergency Response Taskforce. Below you will find links on where to find them and how you can get involved. Make sure to listen and share this episode with everyone you know.  As always you can email the show at wttpodcast@gmail.com. Episode topics - Intro to Sherry Intro to Jeremy TERT stories/dispatcher comradre  Spread the word on TERT

*Subscribe @ iTunes*   Episode 127 is at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, California for Bay Area Bash 2010!  Join Doug Barnes (SeasonPassPodcast.com), Robb Alvey (ThemeParkReview.com) & Shannon as they talk Six Flags, rides, elephants, whales and more with Discovery Kingdom's Charles Laureano (the Operations Supervisor for Rides) and discuss the Bash with some excited TPR members attending the event including a special appearance by the Alabama Twins… ‘nuff said! ;)   Enjoy.   www.sixflags.com www.themeparkreview.com www.seasonpasspodcast.com   Follow us on Twitter! – www.twitter.com/theseasonpass   Become a fan on the rejuvenated TSPP Facebook  page! - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Season-Pass/19481733631?ref=ts   Contact us: doug@seasonpasspodcast.com brent.young@seasonpasspodcast.com   Call the Hotline with Park Trip Reports, Podcast Comments, or Anything else you would like to announce. – 1-916-248-5524   Thanks to each one of you for listening to the show.  Your support is extremely appreciated.   The International Authority on Everything Theme Park Related.  Join a Cast of Experts and Fans Every Week On an Informative, Immersive Experience into the World of Rides, Attractions and Parks.   © 2010 Season Pass Podcast

Guest: Mike Murphy Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Dr. Bruce Bloom will be discussing the management of the chaos at the Minneapolis Bridge Collapse with first responders: Mike Murphy, Operations Supervisor and Jeff Czyson also Operations Supervisor At North Memorial Ambulance.