Podcasts about Padula

Intro & Hoodie Mishap 00:00 – 03:44 Matt opens the episode with a personal story about ruining his new hoodie while eating tomato pie in the car. Chris offers Google-backed stain removal tips.

In this episode, Dr. Gilbert Padula, Chief Medical Officer at Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, discusses the corporatization of medicine, patient-centered care innovations, and strategies for reducing hospital-acquired infections. He also shares leadership advice for physicians looking to drive meaningful change in healthcare.

"Sabato Sport" con Chiara Aleati. Ospite: Nunzio Padula (Youtuber).

"Sabato Sport" con Chiara Aleati. Ospite: Nunzio Padula (Youtuber).

In this episode, Campaign's Luz Corona and Leslie Blount go "off-site" and visit the Nespresso office in Herald Square to chat with Jessica Padula, VP of marketing and head of sustainability for Nespresso US. From empowering farmers through beekeeping initiatives to driving trust in recycling programs, Padula shines a light on how Nespresso integrates purpose into every aspect of its business. The group explores the influence of celebrity ambassadors like George Clooney and now Eva Longoria, the power of experiential marketing as seen in its recent Grand Central activation and how luxury is evolving to be more about accessibility than value today. campaignlive.com What we know about advertising, you should know about advertising. Start your 1-month FREE trial to Campaign US.

"Up&Down" con Chiara Aleati. Ospite: Nunzio Padula (youtuber).

On Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg, Dani speaks with Jessica Padula, Vice President of Marketing and Head of Sustainability for Nespresso. They discuss the environmental and economic benefits of knowledge sharing between coffee farmers and agronomists, efforts to manage packaging waste and create a more circular economy, and initiatives that can help producers overcome challenges caused by natural disasters or political conflict to establish resilient coffee farms. While you're listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts.

Join Tamara for an interview with oil painter Darcy Melton, a local native who attended Savannah Arts Academy and then tried fashion school in NYC for a year, before returning to Savannah and the self-directed study of fine art. Her work focuses on portraits (she accepts commissions) and still lifes, and she has taught painting workshops at the Jepson Center and at Arts on the Coast in Richmond Hill. Darcy's mother-in-law is Melinda Borysevicz, a former local figurative oil painter who has moved to Italy, and through her Darcy's been able to gain Italian residency too. She now splits her time between Savannah - look for her in shows at Location Gallery, SLAM, and Isle of Hope Art Fair - and Padula, Italy!    Check out more of Darcy's work and follow her here: https://www.darcymeltonfineart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/darcymeltonfineart/ Topics in their chat include: How Darcy transitioned from watercolor painting to oil, and her advice that if you can work simply, with a limited palette and just one "solvent," moving from watercolor to oil painting is actually way less intimidating and complicated than people tend to think; once she started showing her work in person at a Sulfur Street Fair, and expanding to portrait work, both around 2021/2022, her career rapidly got a foothold; a large part of her art business recently is portrait commissions (she is open if you would like to book one!); juggling trying to learn Italian and/or Neapolitan, the dialect spoken in her town of Padula; and the 2 projects she shares with her husband Nathaniel Mellor - the "Only a Bag" podcast of Italian travel tips, news, and history tidbits, and their art & literary magazine "Pigeon Review," which they started during COVID and hope to reinstate in the near future. P.S. - at some point we could not remember what ASMR actually stands for and I promised to do research, so here it is! "ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a relaxing sensation triggered by specific sounds or visuals, often described as a 'tingling' feeling in the head or spine."  Tune in and get all the details! 

TSN Senior Betting Analyst, Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about the contenders for NFL Coach of the Year, why Josh Allen brings ‘more value' than Lamar Jackson and Super Bowl expectations for the Chiefs

TSN Senior Betting Analyst, Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about Maple Leafs betting trends, the biggest differences between NBA and NHL betting, and Jared Goff's MVP chances.

Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about Maple Leafs betting trends, his best bets for Leafs vs Capitals, the Cavaliers' perfect start, why bettors don't believe in the Cavs or the Winnipeg Jets, why NFL futures are different than other sports and more.

Send us a textBen and Daphna speak with Dr. Michael Padula from CHOP about his research on central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI) in the NICU. Dr. Padula presents findings from his talk, “Why Not a CLABSI?” where he examines the complex definitions and variations in CLABSI reporting across institutions. By investigating secondary bloodstream infections and potential alternative metrics, Dr. Padula sheds light on the challenges of accurately categorizing and preventing infections in critical care. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation on improving quality measures in neonatal care.As always, feel free to send us questions, comments, or suggestions to our email: nicupodcast@gmail.com. You can also contact the show through Instagram or Twitter, @nicupodcast. Or contact Ben and Daphna directly via their Twitter profiles: @drnicu and @doctordaphnamd. The papers discussed in today's episode are listed and timestamped on the webpage linked below. Enjoy!

TSN Senior Betting Analyst, Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about the race for NFL Regular Season MVP, Jordan Mason's projections against the Dallas Cowboys, Jared Goff's name entering the MVP conversation, how the Detriot Lions built a contender, his best bets for tonight's action and more.

TSN Senior Betting Analyst Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about why underdogs are finding early success in the NFL season, the biggest betting trends ahead of Week 5, why he expects the Seahawks to cover against the Giants, why expects the Saints to keep things close against the Chiefs, what to expect from Stefon Diggs against the Bills and more.

TSN Senior Betting Analyst, Domenic Padula joins Game Play to chat about Jayden Daniels' chances at winning Offensive Rookie of the Year, the numbers behind Caleb Williams' struggles, Josh Allen's MVP-like start, why the NFC North has been so dominant and more.

Michael Padula joins Leave It On The Dance Floor talk about his past experiences with Abby Lee Miller including *ENGAGEMENT RUMORS* later then to dubbing her voice in other languages as well as working on the marketing team for Dance Moms & his favorite parts of what the show has achieved over the last 13 years. He also shares the exciting TV projects he's been a part of throughout his vast career!     Join us each week as we rewatch and recap your favorite moments/episodes of Dance Moms, Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition and Abby's Studio Rescue spilling behind the scenes secrets, exclusive never-before-seen content and more!     Abby Lee Apparel: *Use Code: ALDCELITE* for 15% OFF your first order today! www.abbyleedancecompany.com     Learn more about the Dancers Against Cancer movement and make a one-time or even monthly donation at imadanceragainstcancer.org     Shop Podcast Merch! https://shop.hurrdatmedia.com/collections/leave-it-on-the-dance-floor     FOLLOW MICHAEL:   INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/michael_padula/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mistermichaelpadula/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@mistermichaelpadula     CONNECT WITH ABBY LEE:   PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/THEREALABBYLEE CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/therealabbylee FANBASIS: https://www.fanbasis.com/therealabbylee YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@therealabbyleemiller INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therealabbylee FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialAbbyLeeMiller/ X(TWITTER): https://twitter.com/abby_lee_miller TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@aldctherealabbylee     This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or Hurrdat Media YouTube channel!

TSN senior betting analyst Domenic Padula joins the show to discuss how to bet on the Patriots going forward. Padula tells us why he isn't optimistic about the Falcons and how Young wasn't set up for success in Carolina.

TSN Edge's Domenic Padula on some key names that could put up huge fantasy points, WR has a lot of options this weekend and some more Dos and Don'ts for week 2 fantasy.

TSN Edge Senior Betting Anaylst joins Game Play to chat about the difficulties of betting on Week 1 of the NFL season, how to find value in Week 2, if Rodgers and the Jets can bounce back against the Titans, the Bengals' early-season struggles, betting overreactions in the NFL, his long-term outlook for the Buffalo Bills and more.

Bill Padula, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical and Health Economics, and Dr. David Armstrong, professor of surgery and Neurological surgery, are both at the University of Southern California and are concerned about wound care and the impact of potential changes in Medicare reimbursement of skin substitutes. They discuss the importance of skin substitutes in chronic wound care and their effectiveness in reducing amputations and hospital readmissions. With current advancements in wound care,  there is an emphasis on the need for education and advocacy to ensure that Medicare understands the value of skin substitutes and their potential for improving patient outcomes. David explains, "The skin substitutes we are talking about have been really helpful over the past, maybe at least the last decade, maybe even the last two decades, and especially over the last few years. We've seen now in some studies from our group and others that we can not only reduce amputation, but we can also reduce hospital admission and emergency department admission for these patients. So it's a really exciting time. And so that's on the positive end. On the not so positive end is that there have been some changes, and I'm sure Dr. Padula can talk about this. That may limit our access to it as clinicians, which is concerning certainly for the patients that I'm having right across the hallway." Bill elaborates, "Up until recently, Medicare hasn't put a lot of governance on reimbursement for skin substitutes, and physicians have been using them autonomously with the patient to treat non-healing chronic wounds. We see from the data that these skin substitutes work best when applied on a patient every one to seven days in a wound clinic, like what David Armstrong runs here at the University of Southern California. Medicare wants to change the reimbursement pattern and reduce reimbursement so that it would be impossible to get reimbursed for more than ten applications of a skin substitute in twelve weeks. So, that reimbursement system makes it impossible for providers and patients to follow parameters for use and improve the likelihood of healing a chronic wound." #SkinSubstitute #Medicare #CMS #ChronicWounds  Keck School of Medicine at USC Download the transcript here

Bill Padula, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical and Health Economics, and Dr. David Armstrong, professor of surgery and Neurological surgery, are both at the University of Southern California and are concerned about wound care and the impact of potential changes in Medicare reimbursement of skin substitutes. They discuss the importance of skin substitutes in chronic wound care and their effectiveness in reducing amputations and hospital readmissions. With current advancements in wound care,  there is an emphasis on the need for education and advocacy to ensure that Medicare understands the value of skin substitutes and their potential for improving patient outcomes. David explains, "The skin substitutes we are talking about have been really helpful over the past, maybe at least the last decade, maybe even the last two decades, and especially over the last few years. We've seen now in some studies from our group and others that we can not only reduce amputation, but we can also reduce hospital admission and emergency department admission for these patients. So it's a really exciting time. And so that's on the positive end. On the not so positive end is that there have been some changes, and I'm sure Dr. Padula can talk about this. That may limit our access to it as clinicians, which is concerning certainly for the patients that I'm having right across the hallway." Bill elaborates, "Up until recently, Medicare hasn't put a lot of governance on reimbursement for skin substitutes, and physicians have been using them autonomously with the patient to treat non-healing chronic wounds. We see from the data that these skin substitutes work best when applied on a patient every one to seven days in a wound clinic, like what David Armstrong runs here at the University of Southern California. Medicare wants to change the reimbursement pattern and reduce reimbursement so that it would be impossible to get reimbursed for more than ten applications of a skin substitute in twelve weeks. So, that reimbursement system makes it impossible for providers and patients to follow parameters for use and improve the likelihood of healing a chronic wound." #SkinSubstitute #Medicare #CMS #ChronicWounds  Keck School of Medicine at USC Listen to the podcast here

"Sabato Sport" con Chiara Aleati. Ospite: Nunzio Padula.

"Sabato Sport" con Chiara Aleati. Ospite: Nunzio Padula.

TSN senior betting analyst Dom Padula joins the show to tell us which quarterback he wants to draft in fantasy football. Padula tells us about some NFL futures he has placed and his best bets heading into Week 1.

TSN Edge's Domenic Padula on fantasy football trends this season, #1 picks in most fantasy drafts, rookie QBs and WRs and how do you manage multiple leagues.

Nespresso's U.S. marketing strategy is about going beyond the coffee machine. "We, first and foremost, are a coffee brand," said Jessica Padula, Nespresso's vp of marketing. She joined the Modern Retail Podcast and spoke about the brand's growth plans in the U.S. Nespresso has had retail locations for years. But the brand -- best known for its pod-based coffee brewing system -- has always tinkered with the model, testing out new markets and concepts while sunsetting others. According to Padula, the focus of Nespresso's new retail projects is to showcase the brand's coffee prowess. "You want to go a level deeper," she said. For example, some locations have begun offering master classes to teach customers about the origin of some coffees. The hope is to make the coffee and its quality top of mind, according to Padula. "Sometimes, since the machine is what you lead with, that often gets in the way," she said. With this, Nespresso is testing out new types of retail concepts and looking into new locations. This includes updates to major markets. "Newness in New York is definitely coming," Padula said.

A pending decision on whether Medicare will cover skin substitute grafts could put effective wound care tools out of the reach of too many seniors, an expert in wound care and health economics is warning. Bill Padula, former president of the National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel and an assistant professor with the Department of pharmaceutical and health economics at the school at the University of Southern California, notes the products in the crosshairs are used to treat DFUs and venous leg ulcers, both common in nursing homes patients. Medicare Administrative Contractors could remove dozens of options from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services coverage list. And without coverage, doctors likely won't have a full range of products to reach for — or the ability to offer them as frequently as needed. “Of course, that doesn't mean that it's impossible to get these skin substitutes to the patient, but they are expensive,” Padula says in this episode hosted by McKnight's Long-Term Care News Senior Editor Kimbelry Marselas. “If Medicare is not paying for it — and we all know the story of seniors on fixed incomes that most are unlikely to be able to afford the of-pocket payments for skin substitutes on their own — this could amount to thousands of dollars every visit.” As a health economist, Padula acknowledges CMS must monitor spending on evolving products to ensure appropriate use. But this is a coverage decision that could well deliver a literal lesson in an ounce of prevention being better than a pound of cure. Chronic wounds that don't heal, notes Padula and a wealth of other researchers, often lead to amputations and increased mortality. Listen in to learn more about the debate fueled by the MACs' decision and how providers still hope to shape the ultimate call.

Alessandra padula é mestre em psicologia. Além de Delegada da Polícia Civil do Rio Grande do Sul, Alessandra é graduada em direito e pós-graduada em comportamento não verbal, análise de credibilidade, ciências criminais e direito militar. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iconocast/support

As part of the non-sponsored sporadic "B-sides" series*, Ben and Ben sit down and talk with Dr. Matt Padula, University of Technology Sydney. (* this series is where we put guests we want to talk to but who do not fit within any sponsored series, but is still proteomics.... mostly)

Drew Torres and Money Mike Gilchriest welcome Andy Padula to the show to talk the Timberwolves exciting game 7 win over the defending champs. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-torres9/support

John Padula, Kootenai County Commissioner Seat 1 2024 Primary Candidate answers questions from moderator Helo Hancock.

El PIT CNT presentó el sábado más de 430.000 firmas para habilitar un plebiscito sobre la reforma constitucional que impulsa el movimiento sindical para modificar el sistema de jubilaciones y pensiones vigente. Las cajas con las papeletas firmadas fueron llevadas hacia el Palacio Legislativo en una caravana de autos, motos y ómnibus que partió desde la sede del PIT CNT al mediodía. Una vez en la sede del Parlamento, la vicepresidenta de la República, Beatriz Argimón, suscribió el acta donde quedó constancia de la entrega de las adhesiones a la consulta, que luego fueron enviadas a la Corte Electoral. Cuando terminó la ceremonia, llegó el momento de la oratoria, que estuvo a cargo de Lucía Padula, por la Federación de Estudiantes Universitarios del Uruguay (FEUU), Gustavo González, por Fucvam, Carina Sosa por la Asociación de Trabajadores de la Seguridad Social (ATSS), Sergio Sommaruga por el PIT-CNT y y Daniel Diverio, en nombre del Sindicato Único Nacional de la Construcción y Anexos (Sunca). En su discurso, Diverio valoró la cantidad de firmas alcanzadas, que superó ampliamente el mínimo del 10% del padrón electoral exigido por la Constitución, y criticó “la campaña” de “desprestigio” que según él llevaron adelante quienes se oponen a la reforma. "Está claro que valen mucho las miles de firmas que entregaron algunos sindicatos y organizaciones sociales, pero también valen mucho aquellas 10 firmas que una vecina pudo conseguir en su cuadra, aquellas firmas que consiguió el parroquiano mientras jugaba al truco, aquellas firmas que conseguimos mientras esperábamos en la parada del ómnibus. Y aquellos, que en su momento salieron con una campaña de desprestigio y de terrorismo verbal, menospreciando la militancia del pueblo. ¡Vaya si se habrán equivocado! Acá está el pueblo”. Por su lado, la dirigente de ATSS, Carina Sosa, sostuvo que la propuesta busca contemplar “a un sector muy amplio de la población que hace casi 30 años está padeciendo la privatización de parte” de las jubilación”. Sommaruga, destacó que el número de firmas “es más que la votación que tuvieron cinco de los siete partidos que tienen representación parlamentaria”. Además sostuvo que la iniciativa tuvo respaldo popular porque interpreta el “sentimiento profundo de quienes se están quedando afuera del modelo económico, del modelo de desigualdad". "¿Qué pensaron que iba a hacer este pueblo y sus organizaciones, luego de que aprobaron de espaldas a la gente, y contra la gente, una reforma jubilatoria que nos confiscó cinco años de jubilación, nos aplastó el modo de calculo jubilatorio y que nos redujo un 10% en el cobro de las jubilaciones a los 65 años?", cuestionó. En la papeleta del PIT CNT se eliminan las administradoras de fondos de ahorro previsional (AFAP) ya que se prohibe los sistemas de ahorro individual con destino jubilatorio; se establece que “las personas tendrán derecho a la causal jubilatoria común a los 60 años de edad y 30 años de servicios, continuos o corridos” con lo cual se deroga el aumento de la edad de retiro previsto en ley de reforma votada el año pasado; y se indica que “ninguna jubilación ni pensión podrá ser menor al valor del Salario Mínimo Nacional”. La Tertulia de los Lunes con Miguel Brechner, Martín Bueno, Patricia González y Diego Irazábal.

Brady Bacon, previewing the USAC Rich Vogler Classic at Winchester Speedway; Joey Padula, Bedford Speedway promoter; and Glenn Mitchell, Molar Raceway Park winner are this week's guests.

Héctor Padula es un médico anestesiólogo cardiovascular, restaurador, chef y fotógrafo con una trayectoria multifacética que abarca desde 1984. Su interés por la fotografía surgió durante su experiencia en el rural de Medicina con los yanomami en el Alto Orinoco, lo que lo llevó a documentar la vida y la memoria de esta etnia de una manera única. En 2017, expuso su hermoso libro "Ipa Wayumi. Mi viaje" en la Galería Spazio Zero en Caracas, mostrando su profunda conexión con la cultura yanomami. En 2022, Héctor presentó el fotolibro "PA_DU_LA Revelaciones" en la Sala Mendoza, el cual incluye palabras del poeta Igor Barreto y cuenta con la asesoría de Vasco Szinetar. Además, acompañó la presentación del libro con una exposición de las fotografías, junto con una impactante instalación audiovisual. En el ámbito culinario, Padula es el creador de cuatro reconocidos restaurantes en la ciudad de Caracas: Recoveco, La Oficina, Tostado y Quinta 63. Su talento en la cocina le valió el galardón del Tenedor de Oro 2015 como mejor chef, otorgado por la Academia Venezolana de Gastronomía, destacando su habilidad para deleitar los paladares con su creatividad gastronómica.

Season 5 is in full swing as the guys bring in former Jomez crew member Andy Padula to discuss the ups-and-downs of accepting a dream job touring with some of the pioneers of modern disc golf media.  His story poignantly illustrates the struggles and growing pains of a booming hobby-turned-business and why all that glitters is not gold.The Open at Austin is also added to the points totals in the Fantasy Frisbee Analytics and Reconnaissance Tournament, and it continues to show how many nuts blind squirrels can actually find.  Many wheels are spun and shenanigans ensue. Sean opts for tee pads over zombie shelters, and Alex is seriously considering starting an Onlyfans account for the show.  Ryan is living in his own technological nightmare, and Jason makes us lose control.  

Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.Roberto Balzani"Andare per i luoghi del Risorgimento"il Mulino Editorewww.mulino.itPer riscoprire come siamo diventati «noi». Dalle piazze Garibaldi ai forti abbandonati, tra lapidi dimenticate e paesaggi incontaminati, si viaggia dentro una storia di solito ricordata solo per capitoletti che, se riannodati, restituiscono a un Paese profondamente diverso il senso della sua unità.Dalle celebrazioni per il 150esimo dello Stato italiano, il Risorgimento ha conosciuto un revival, come i suoi luoghi, spesso coincidenti con ambienti naturali spettacolari. Per decenni, un intento pedagogico nazionale ha ispirato, in nome di una memoria comune, un turismo celebrativo, spesso oggetto di gite scolastiche, il più delle volte frammentario e retorico. Ripristinare oggi uno sguardo maturo sui tanti teatri della vicenda risorgimentale può regalare, oltre che scoperte sorprendenti, momenti toccanti e suggestivi. Dal Capanno di Garibaldi vicino a Ravenna, a Sapri e Padula sulle orme di Pisacane, da S. Martino della Battaglia a Caprera, si snoda un itinerario tra storia e natura, che tocca località talvolta poco conosciute, meritevoli di essere sottratte all'oblio.Roberto Balzani insegna Storia contemporanea nell'Università di Bologna. Dal 2017 al 2020 ha presieduto l'Istituto per i beni artistici, culturali e naturali dell'Emilia-Romagna. Con il Mulino ha pubblicato, fra gli altri, «Cinque anni di solitudine. Memorie inutili di un sindaco» (2012), «La Romagna. Storia di un'identità» (20122), «Memoria e nostalgia nel Risorgimento» (2020) e ha curato «I territori del patrimonio. Dinamiche della patrimonializzazione e culture locali» (2016).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.it

Mike Padula, head of U.S. environmental for Aspen Insurance, explains how the environmental liability sector has changed in recent years as a result of climate risk, societal pressures, an evolving regulatory landscape and a myriad of other factors.

Attorney Joseph A. Padula-Zamora, formerly Jose A. Zamora, is the Founder and Managing Attorney of Zamora Law Office, P.C. Joseph grew up in the City of Cicero, IL where he attended Morton East High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Spanish from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2008. His undergraduate studies at UIC not only provided him with a solid foundation for Law School, but it also sparked his passion for the law and helping others. In 2014, Joseph earned his Juris Doctor from University of Illinois Chicago School of Law in Chicago, IL (formerly The John Marshall Law School ). 00:00 Introduction 01:40 Joe's career aspirations 04:06 Transition to law school 05:15 Transition to real estate law 07:03 Starting his own law firm 09:40 Mentorship and business insights 12:47 Managing a law office 14:08 Diversifying the practice 15:49 Client communication and accessibility 17:55 Negotiation in real estate transactions 19:20 Conclusion of the interview 19:42 Attorney involvement in real estate transactions 20:20 Importance of attorney involvement in real estate transactions 21:39 Client communication and negotiation 23:24 Future plans for law firm 24:35 Outlook on real estate for 2024 and Conclusion People, Not Titles podcast is hosted by Steve Kaempf and is dedicated to lifting up professionals in the real estate and business community. Our inspiration is to highlight success principles of our colleagues. Our Success Series covers principles of success to help your thrive! IG - https://www.instagram.com/peoplenotti... FB - https://www.facebook.com/peoplenottitles Twitter - https://twitter.com/sjkaempf Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1uu5kTv...

This week on the Frontline Innovators we have Bill Padula, Executive VP of Strategic Consulting @ Evora IT Solutions.    Bill brings over two decades of experience and a wealth of knowledge varying from enterprise mobility, to consulting large-scale IT deployment initiatives. We're excited to dig into his knowledge!     Quote: "To me the biggest challenge facing the workforce is that the providers and the the implementers don't always fully appreciate or understand the environment that the frontline works in or the mentality of the worker. The frontline's focus is on installing equipment, repairing the broken machine, putting a pipe in the grounds, whatever it is they're wrench turning work. The mobile application that they use is just a tool that they have to have to do their job. But they don't really understand the technology behind it. They don't want to understand the technology. It's not that they can't, it's just their focus is on doing the job that they're going out to do and the app, device, and technology is really secondary."     Key Takeaways: ➖ A lot of the providers — big players just seem to not understand the frontline ➖ Don't just design a pretty app for an award - you have to make sure it's practical and functional ➖ The most distributed worker often represents the majority of your user population ➖ No user in the world wants to have to figure out five different ways to do something in a workflow ➖ It's always best when users can train on their device     LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billpadula/ Company Website:  https://www.evorait.com/   Here's other ways you can listen: Amazon Music -  https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/2f4ecd92-6468-4769-b0bf-254e236510b7/FRONTLINE-INNOVATORS Apple Podcast -  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frontline-innovators/id1572329402 Spotify -  https://open.spotify.com/show/29m3wnK8pbFjdSvJ9wjmyS Stitcher -  https://www.stitcher.com/show/frontline-innovators Google Play -  https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZnJvbnRsaW5laW5ub3ZhdG9ycy5jb20vZmVlZC54bWw Youtube - https://youtu.be/wzgovyDeXnU   Find more episodes of Frontline Innovators at https://www.frontlineinnovators.com  

Jessica Padula graduated from Boston University and always knew she wanted to get into brand marketing. However, getting a foot in the door can be difficult, so she took the advertising route to get there. Jessica started her career at Grey Group in New York, where she worked with brands like Downy, Covergirl, and Pantene. By specializing in the emerging space of social media, she was able to move over to the client side in Colorado, first with WhiteWave Foods, and then with Famous Brands. Eventually, she returned to New York as the Integrated Marketing Manager with Swarovski, but soon realized she missed CPG and joined Nespresso as their Social Media Marketing Manager in 2016. In 2018, she was promoted to Director of Brand Communications, and in 2023, she was promoted again to Vice President of Marketing and Interim Vice President of Sustainability with over 7 years at Nespresso and a uniquely perfect combination of luxury, CPG, and F&B experience.In this episode, Alan and Jessica discuss how a big move at a young age helped break her out of her shell, why “every ‘yes' is a ‘no' to something else”, how gamers are breaking stereotypes, and what mass amounts of data with increased fragmentation mean for marketing in general. They also talk about her path to becoming VP of Marketing, her views on leadership as someone relatively new to the space, how Nespresso's product innovation and marketing strategy are influenced by the next generation of consumers, and the ways they are impacting the community as an at-home solution.As many leaders come to find, the higher you climb up the ladder, the further you get away from the work. To stay grounded, Jessica bases her leadership approach on empathy. This requires vulnerability and the whole team feels psychological safety and a sense of belonging. This sense of belonging, as well as social justice, inclusivity, and sustainability, are all important factors for Gen Z consumers Nespresso is now considering as they reevaluate their product development, marketing strategies, and experiences. The way Gen Z is introduced to and consumes coffee is largely out of home, all about iced beverages, and concerned with aesthetics and community. Fundamentally, coffee plays an important role in the lives of Nespresso's target consumers. It serves as a connection point, and that connection is part of why Jessica has stayed at the company so long. She is passionate about finding ways their brand can tap into that community experience with their at-home solutions through meaningful partnerships and an understanding of what is important to their consumers.In this episode, you'll learn:The importance of empathy-based leadership and psychological safetyWhat Gen Z cares about and how Nespresso is shifting to meet their needsAs an at-home solution, how can Nespresso tap into community connections?Key Highlights: [02:00] One degree from George Clooney[03:30] Started in social, now she's here.[06:30] Leadership based on empathy[09:30] For Gen Z, it's all about the iced coffee and social impact.[12:30] The insights around their customer base driving product innovation[15:45] Community connections as an at-home solution[18:05] Working with the Ali Forney Center[21:45] A big move at a young age changed everything.[24:20] “Every ‘yes' is a ‘no' to something else.”[25:20] The importance of data analytics and visualization[28:30] What are the gamers all about?[30:55] The threat of fragmentation in marketingLooking for more?Visit our website for links to resources mentioned in this episode and ways to connect with the guest! Become a member today and listen ad-free, visit https://plus.acast.com/s/marketingtoday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're Gettin' "Saucy" with our new friends from Carmella's Sauces of Dunmore! We sat down with Pat and Danielle Padula and got to learn all about this new sauce brand that is bringing "A Taste of Bunker Hill" to the folks of the area! Join in as Pat tells us all about the namesake of the brand, his grandmother Carmella, how they started, where they are heading, where you can find them, and everything in between!If you or someone you know wants to be featured in our next podcast, message us on Facebook!

TSN Edge Senior Betting Analyst Domenic Padula joined Game Play to chat about how NFL betting has changed after Aaron Rodgers' injury, Josh Allen's disappointing performance, the betting landscape in the AFC East, finding value combining the MLB and NFL favourites and more.

Infraestrutura e Educação, com Fernando Padula (Secretário de Educação do Município de São Paulo)

I have always wanted to do something that has a lasting impact on the youth of this nation. Today I am doing what I am meant to do, using my gifts and talents. -Stacy A. Padula Young Adult and children's book author Stacy A. Padula has written 13 books and every one of them has risen to #1 either as a New Release or Best Seller on Amazon since 2010. One of the most fascinating parts of this story is that even though Stacy started planting the seeds of her series Montgomery Lake High in middle school, she also had her sights set on being an architect and an interior designer. In fact, she was a Presidential Scholar at the world-renowned Wentworth Institute of Technology. Armed with a degree and a job in her chosen field, Stacy worked for 2 years at an architecture firm but found herself restless and unfulfilled. Deep down inside, a little voice kept calling her toward something else…a lifelong love of writing and working with youth. In this interview, Stacy shares her devotion to her Christian faith as the conduit for all of her life choices, explaining that the best advice she ever received was to read the Bible and she has done that, cover to cover. Says Stacy: “Learning how to see God at work in my life strengthened my faith, gave me courage, and guided my path. I would not be where I am today if it were not for my personal relationship with God.” Today, this exceptional woman is an award-winning author, educator, and founder of a publishing company named after her beloved dachshunds, Briley & Baxter www.brileybaxterbooks.com. Her acclaimed young adult book series Montgomery Lake High and Gripped focus on realistic stories about high school and college including substance abuse, peer pressure and bullying. Stacy's characters explore getting past the hard times with faith and redemption. She has partnered with NBA basketball coach Brett Gunning on an empowering children's book series called On The Right Path and her acclaimed Gripped series is being adapted for TV by an Emmy award-winning producer. For 24 minutes of sheer inspiration, just hit that download button. #stacypadula #grippedseries #montgomerylakehigh #brileyandbaxterpublications

VLOG June 9: Trump Trial sweepstakes: NY, Miami - DC? Chat GPT sanctions hearing before Judge Castel, recipient of court transparency filing from Inner City Press https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23837709-castelcase1icp060723. Banned from UN even its scam court, on abuser Padula https://www.innercitypress.com/unat17pressappealscensorship060823.html

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