Podcasts about partner spotlight

On Peter Fugere's final episode of the OneStream podcast, Clint Holt from KTX Solutions joins him to discuss the implementation of OneStream's CPM Express. They explore the efficiency and speed of the implementation process, the importance of client engagement, and the transformative impact of AI on project delivery.

What does it really take to accelerate a successful CPM transformation? In this special edition of CPM Customer Success, we feature an episode from the official OneStream podcast where Nova Advisory's Liz Weir and Matt DeCarlo join Peter Fugere for a candid conversation about how CPM Express is helping organizations shorten implementation timelines, reduce project fatigue, and deliver meaningful business value faster.  The team also dives into the evolving role of AI within OneStream, practical lessons from real customer engagements, and why early visibility and rapid wins can completely change the momentum of a finance transformation project.

With CPM Express, OneStream has provided customers with an accelerated implementation that packages decades of experience and best-practices into a rapid-deployment (8-12 weeks) that's quick to configure, providing predictable cost and time to value to streamline your finance processes. On this episode of The OneStream Podcast, Liz Weir and Matt DeCarlo from Nova Advisory join Peter Fugere to discuss their experiences and successes implementing CPMx for their clients. 

In this Partner Spotlight episode of Innovation Unleashed, we sit down with Carla Donahue, Senior Director at WITHIN, to explore how brands can unlock growth through smarter lifecycle and post-purchase marketing. While many teams focus heavily on acquisition, a real opportunity lies in what happens after the first purchase. This episode dives into how brands can build stronger customer relationships, drive repeat purchases, and increase lifetime value through more thoughtful, personalized engagement. We cover: Why the second purchase is the most important milestone in the customer journey How to tailor messaging for new vs. repeat customers The role of post-purchase education and product-driven personalization Strategies for upselling, cross-selling, and replenishment How to use testing and data to challenge assumptions and improve performance Ways to engage customers who enter during peak moments (like holiday)  You'll also hear real-world examples from retail and beauty brands, plus practical ideas you can implement across email, SMS, and broader lifecycle programs. If you're looking build lasting customer relationships, smart, personalized lifecycle marketing is the key – and this episode breaks down exactly how to do it.

From teacher to 6-figure kitchen remodels — Cory Leister's story will leave you inspired.In this Partner Spotlight, Tanner sits down with Cory Leister, founder of Inspired By You, a cabinet refinishing and full home renovation company celebrating its 10th year in business. Cory opens up about the rock bottom moment that sparked her business, how faith and family carried her through her darkest season, and what it actually looks like to build a company culture that people want to be part of.In this episode:How a trip to her sister's nursery in Oklahoma started it allGoing from brushing and rolling to spraying industrial coatingsBuilding a team that shows up and asks to work for youWhy she stepped back from social media — and what happened when she didThe word that changed everything heading into 2026What reconciliation in marriage really looks like for an entrepreneurHer advice for anyone just starting outConnect with Cory:Inspired By You — inspiredbyu.comTry DripJobs free:dripjobs.com#PartnerSpotlight #DripJobs #HomeServiceBusiness #CabinetRefinishing #InspiredByYou #PaintingContractor #EntrepreneurStory #FaithLedBusiness

In this episode, we speak with Jeff Martin, Chief Executive Officer of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association, about our shared challenges and initiatives in this partner spotlight. Host: Ian Grossman Producer: Claire Jeffrey, Chelsey Hadwin, and Kayle Nguyen Music: Gibson Arthur

On this episode of The OneStream Podcast, Peter Fugere welcomes Jason Call from AMCO Solutions to discuss the growth and success of AMCO as a partner of OneStream. The duo discusses the innovative solutions AMCO has created, implementation strategies, the integration of AI, and the importance of customer engagement.

On this special episode of The OneStream Podcast, we're celebrating the invaluable contributions of our partners in driving innovation and delivering exceptional solutions for our clients. Shawne Vandesteeg and Sean Thompson from OneStream's Alliances team join Peter Fugere to discuss the essential role our partners play in the OneStream ecosystem and the ways we recognize them during Partner Appreciation Month.

On this episode of the OneStream Podcast, host Peter Fugere is joined by Nuno Guimaraes and JS Irick from TruQua, an IBM Company, to discuss the evolving landscape of financial planning and analysis (FP&A). They explore the challenges organizations face during financial closing, and the importance of optimizing financial processes along with the impact of AI on FP&A. 

In this episode, we speak with Greg Cohen and David Rosen with American Automotive Leasing Association (AALA) about commercial automotive fleet leasing and management and our shared challenges and initiatives.

We sit down with representatives from the Twin Cities Chapter of YIMBY, which stands for Yes In My Back Yard. Chapter Leads Paige Kahle and Meghan Howard join host Bill Gray for this conversation.

We sit down with representatives from the Twin Cities Chapter of NAREB, the National Association of Real Estate Brokers. Tiffany Phillips, current President, Jessica James, President-Elect and Melissa Pugh, Board Chair join host Bill Gray for this conversation.

We sit down with representatives from the Twin Cities Chapter of NAHREP, the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals. Julissa Fuentes-Roberts, current President, and Estefy Borns, incoming President join host Bill Gray for this conversation.

Marketing Vitals host, Kelly Baily, is joined by Brian Prigge, President, CTO and Founder of GRX Marketing's newest partner – Scriptly!  Learn more about this all-in-one, cloud-based, web-based pharmacy management system and see how your pharmacy can cut costs, streamline operations, and improve efficiency without sacrificing care. Visit scriptly.tech to learn more and schedule a free demo.

Join the Prevention team and Mito Diaz-Espinoza as they reflect on the impact that men and boys can have in preventing sexual violence. We're so grateful that Mito was willing to share some of his experiences and reflections with us!..Mito's Recommendation: Visit Tres Manos at their new location in Luna Café!Access the episode transcripts at the link below.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gChcQo-t0P88Fb5_a6ui0r33xGZJastu?usp=sharingAdvocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233.Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

With the OneStream Solution, you never have to compromise features for time. On this episode of The OneStream Podcast, Stephen Crea from OneStream partner Clearsulting joins Peter Fugere to discuss how Clearsulting were able to achieve a client's tight implementation deadline while meeting all of their industry specific needs thanks to the power of the OneStream platform.

On this episode of The OneStream Podcast it's a Partner Spotlight on OneStream global system integrator, Grant Thornton. Will Whatton from Grant Thornton joins Peter Fugere to discuss how Grant Thornton is helping their clients attain faster financial management success through CPM Express.

Join the Prevention team as they visit with community Social Worker, Natalie Ortiz-Lovince, on all things mental health, health equity, and community work...Elsie's Recommendation: Take the time to familiarize yourself with the mental health resources in your community!Access the episode transcript at the link below.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P7xE6rTbfHJ6WBJFfxItQCtHFanikpEZHWzwvvIOjTg/edit?usp=sharingAdvocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233.Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

Kelly Bailey, Vice President of GRX Marketing, is joined by Al Branca, President of AXE Rx, on this episode of Marketing Vitals to discuss AXE Rx's unique profit opportunity for pharmacy owners. With their innovative technology platforms, tools and marketplaces, AXE Rx supports and develops pharmacy savings programs with a goal of bringing transparent prescription medication pricing.

Join our Prevention and Education team as they visit with members of the Community Organization, Blaccent! Learn alongside our team and they discover all of the incredible work being done in our community!..Mónica's Recommendation: Checking out Blaccent and their upcoming events! You can find them on Instagram @blaccent.incAccess the episode transcript at the link below.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jpJl9gmOfaxVGm_llKGK5uSE-iXZe2LvbROm5lqe2Ns/edit?usp=sharingAdvocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233.Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

Our P&E Team met with Sarah Freeland, the Assistant Director of the Waco-McLennan County Library to discuss all the ways that the library is engaging with our community! Join us as we discuss the many different ways the library is not only a place to check-out stories, but also a place working to help us connect with and learn our own stories...Mónica's Recommendation: Getting a library card!Access the episode transcript at the link below.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D4AOOLqYE9uMVCZdS88GpvCElJvG83ugD2WRxvLt-jo/edit?usp=sharing Advocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233.Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

We're excited to introduce our partner, Unbound BCS, and share their inspiring work in combating human trafficking. Join Kerry as she interviews Naomi Rijpstra, director of Unbound Now BCS, for a candid conversation that shows how trust and relationships pave the way for healing and safety. You'll find out different types of trafficking and the 3 keys of Unbound's mission.Don't miss this opportunity to learn about upcoming classes for parents and students and discover practical tools to keep your loved ones safe. Tune in and be part of a movement that empowers our community!In this episode, discover✅ Unbound's Mission: Learn how Unbound Now is fighting human trafficking and supporting survivors.✅ Trust & Relationships: Discover why building strong bonds is key to healing.✅ Community Outreach: Get insights into their training and outreach programs.✅ Upcoming Classes: Find out about special sessions designed for parents and students at the Life Skills Leadership Summit (Feb 24-28, 2025).The Life Skills Leadership Summit is donating 5% of their profits to Unbound Now. When you upgrade to VIP, you are helping Unbound Now fight human trafficking. Some of our speakers are also donating 5% of their commissions, which I will also match another 5%.Upgrading to VIP is about more than lifetime access or the bundle. You'll also be helping Unbound stop human trafficking and journey with survivors.Upgrade hereDiscover more life skills at home to use with your kids when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic PassNaomi Rijpstra, LMSW is the Director of Programs for Unbound Now in Bryan College Station (BCS). In her current role she carries out the mission and vision of Unbound Now in BCS providing leadership for staff and overseeing BCS' programs including the Brazos Valley Human trafficking Task Force. Naomi received her Masters in Social Work (MSW) from Baylor. Naomi provides specialized training both within the organization for staff and externally for partner agencies. She was born and raised in The Netherlands and has worked as a Social Worker for over 12 years with different populations in different settings both abroad and in the states. Naomi is passionate about equipping the community so that they can help identify victims and foster healing and growth to survivors as she believes relationships are the agent of change. Resources Mentioned: Unbound BCS VolunteerRequest Training for Your Group (church, co-op, neighborhood, etc)DonateNight of Hope Fund Raiser Kerry: Hey, everyone, Kerry Beck here with Life Skills Leadership Summit. If you've been around me, you know I love partnering with great organizations. Today, I have the privilege of talking to Naomi, the director of our local Unbound group. You may not know much about them, but you're going to learn a lot. Naomi, thanks so much for being here today.Naomi: Yes, thanks for having me, Kerry.Kerry: Well, I'm not going to sit here and just talk—I'm going to ask you all the hard questions and put you on the spot. I was going to ask you beforehand how to say your last name properly since I never got it right.Naomi: I know people always get uncomfortable announcing it, but my last name is Rijpstra.Kerry: There you go! Letting you say it is so much better than getting it wrong. I've known about Unbound and participated with them, even back when I was on the prayer team at church. My heart goes out to what they do—fighting against human trafficking. So, let's get started. Naomi, tell people a little bit about yourself and Unbound, and how you connected with them.Naomi: Sure. First, I want to say thank you so much for being involved with Unbound. You've been around as long as I have, involved in so many ways, and we're really grateful for that. I started with Unbound in 2021—so that's four years ago. I'm originally from the Netherlands, where I worked as a social worker with diverse populations. I came to the States, and that's when I first encountered trafficking. I began working as a house parent at a ranch for girls who were trafficked. That was my introduction to understanding the trauma of human trafficking. I never thought that would be God's journey for me, but that's how it works.Since then, over more than ten years, I've worked in the anti-trafficking field both in the Netherlands and here in Texas. After graduating from Baylor University with my master's in social work, I joined Unbound. I already knew about Unbound through the founder of our location—I loved their work and vision. I started as the Director of Survivor Advocacy, and last year I became the director.At Unbound, our mission is to support survivors of human trafficking—both sex and labor trafficking—and to provide resources to the community to combat trafficking and ignite hope. Unbound began when some brave women in a Waco church started praying. The founder, Susan Peters, felt compelled after her overseas experience to say, "Oh my gosh! This is trafficking. We need to do something." Then they realized it wasn't just overseas—it was here in our state. So, they started with prayer, moved quickly into prevention outreach, and began working with the first survivor. Since then, we've expanded to six locations in Texas, two in Louisiana, and two offices overseas in Mongolia and Poland.Kerry: That's incredible. So, what do you do to support survivors and resource the community?Naomi: We focus on three key areas. First is training and outreach. We provide community training about human trafficking—what it is, what it looks like, how it happens, and what to do. We offer this training to anyone interested, and also provide specialized training for law enforcement, social workers, counselors, hotel staff, hospital staff—basically, anyone who might interact with potential victims. We also train volunteers who go out to local businesses, distributing flyers and raising awareness. Additionally, we're part of coalitions and a Human Trafficking Task Force here in the Brazos Valley, working with the sheriff's office on proactive investigations and outreach.The second area is youth prevention. We visit juvenile detention centers regularly, spending time with both girls and boys. We build relationships and work through a curriculum that covers human trafficking, social media, safe relationships, and more—helping them recognize red flags and stay safe.The third area is survivor services. We have a 24/7 crisis referral line with seven trained advocates, including three bilingual ones, who respond to calls from community partners, law enforcement, and survivors. They provide immediate crisis response, often at hospitals, and then offer long-term advocacy by connecting survivors with community resources and building trust-based relationships. This ongoing support is essential, as many survivors struggle to feel safe and trust the people around them.Kerry: That was awesome, Naomi. I've heard different perspectives on what you do, and I always learn something new. I know some homeschool or Christian moms might say, “This wouldn't happen in my city,” but as you explained, it's happening everywhere—even here in the United States, not just overseas.We're recording this right after the Super Bowl. I remember learning about human trafficking during a snowstorm in Dallas after the Super Bowl, and it really opened my eyes. Do you notice more activity during big events, like sports tournaments, when people need to be more alert?Naomi: It's always a common question. I don't have data to prove a trend, but trafficking happens regardless of events. Many people assume trafficking happens only when a kid is kidnapped, but research shows that less than 7% of cases involve kidnapping. Most of the time, it happens within relationships—someone the victim trusts, like a family member, or through online grooming. So while big events might make people more alert, trafficking is an ongoing issue that we must always be aware of.Kerry: That's so important. You also mentioned that people often think trafficking only affects girls and women, but men and boys can be trafficked too. Can you talk about that a bit?Naomi: Absolutely. We serve both males and females. Just yesterday, I was speaking with a survivor leader who explained that he was trafficked because he identified as LGBTQ. He was rejected by his family and became vulnerable. There's a significant stigma around male victimization, as society expects men to be protectors. This stigma makes it even harder for them to identify as victims or seek help, and there are fewer resources available for men. We need to overcome these barriers because there are many male victims too.Kerry: Okay, can you share a quick success story? I know some listeners might feel burdened, but it's important to hear that many people who go through Unbound find success and healing.Naomi: Sure. Last year, we served 174 clients, which is a testament to the impact of our work. One story that stands out is about a youth who was referred to us—not because she was trafficked, but because there was significant concern about her situation. She ran away, and though she was initially labeled a missing child, our task force and her advocate brought together all the necessary partners. Within a few days, we found her in another state. She had been a victim of human trafficking while away from home. Now, she's doing well, receiving ongoing services, and working through her trauma. We're so proud of her journey toward healing and restoration.Kerry: That's amazing. We want to get people out of trafficking and help them heal, and that's exactly what Unbound and its survivor advocates are doing by building trust and long-term relationships. For those of you who might not know, this week we have two classes—one for parents and one for students—that have been eye-opening for many. Could you give us a snippet of what to expect?Naomi: Yes. On Wednesday, parents will meet with Laura, who will explain what trafficking looks like, how to recognize it, and what steps to take to keep students safe—practical tools, essentially. Then, on Thursday, Laura will meet with the students at an age-appropriate level to cover similar topics, including red flags and healthy relationships. We always start with parents so they're informed, and then we encourage conversations between parents and students.Kerry: That's excellent. I highly recommend these classes. For anyone concerned, we suggest the content is best for 6th grade and up. And for those wanting to support Unbound financially, when you upgrade from the Free Pass to the VIP Pass, I donate 5% of our profits, and several speakers donate 5% of their commissions, which I match—sometimes making it up to 15%. For anyone wanting to donate directly, where can they find you?Naomi: Our website is unboundow.org. There, you can learn about who we are, what we do, volunteer options, request training for your church or community, and even donate. Also, don't miss our upcoming annual fundraiser, Night of Hope, on March 28th. It's a powerful event with survivors sharing their stories and community partners coming together. Tickets are available on our website.Kerry: That sounds great. Thank you so much, Naomi, for sharing all of this. It's a heavy topic, but your work is so important, and I appreciate you helping to spread the word. Hopefully, more people will understand that this issue is happening right in their backyard.Naomi: Thanks for letting me share, Kerry.Kerry: All right, I'm Kerry Beck with Life Skills Leadership Summit. We'll talk to you next time.

Welcome back to another season of Real-ationship Goals! We're so excited to kick off season 8 with a very special episode. This week, we're joined by three youth from our community to talk about all things healthy relationships. . . Access the episode transcript here. Advocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233. Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

In this Partner Spotlight episode, we speak with Beth Caro, President & CEO of the National Independent Vehicle Title Agents Association.  Host: Ian Grossman Producer: Claire Jeffrey and Chelsey Hadwin Music: Gibson Arthur

Now for your listening pleasure, Houses on the Moon would like to share this episode from one of our podcast friends and partners If You Were In Charge. The show is a new series tackling the big issues of our times but with extraordinary people sharing their solutions and ideas.  If You Were In Charge is brought to by the Robert Bosch Academy and ICAN (International Civil Society Action Network) This is an Africa Digital Audio (ADA) Production.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now for your listening pleasure, Houses on the Moon would like to share this episode from one of our podcast friends and partners Play on Podcasts: Julius Caesar, Episode 1: Beware the Ides of March. Marcus Gardley's adaptation of Shakespeare's roiling political drama takes us into the heart of the Civil Rights movement. This is the first of seven episodes. Listen to full play by searching for Play on Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts.  Also be sure to listen to previous episodes of our show, Houses on the Moon, including the new three-part De Novo series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of GlideChat, Brett Karl, VP of Solutions and Alliances at GlideFast, and David Limas, Solutions Consultant at GlideFast, are joined by Dorian Cougias, CEO of Unified Compliance (UCF), to discuss the critical role UCF plays in simplifying complex regulatory compliance. Dorian explains how UCF analyzes and clarifies regulatory documents, making them actionable for businesses by breaking down intricate laws and guidelines into understandable, executable tasks. He details how UCF's APIs integrate with ServiceNow's GRC modules to streamline compliance processes, enabling organizations to efficiently implement controls without wading through hundreds of pages of regulatory text. The conversation also touches on the strategic partnership between GlideFast and UCF, highlighting a current promotion for clients looking to enhance their GRC capabilities with UCF's solutions.

This week we have the opportunity to chat with and celebrate the work of the incredible, Sol Bautista! Sol's done incredible work both in and out of Waco, and we're so grateful that we got to chat about creativity, relationships, and so so much more! *Content Warning: Infrequent use of strong language* . . Access the episode transcript. Advocacy Center Crisis Hotline (254) 752-7233 or (888) 867-7233. Follow us on Instagram at @ACCVC_Prevention to connect with us and for more great content!

In this edition of Innovation Unleashed, Listrak's CEO, Ross Kramer, and Alchemy Worx CEO, Allan Levy, dive deep into the future of cross-channel digital marketing, emphasizing the power of testing, data unification, and segmentation. Allan shares insights on how his agency optimizes customer engagement through tailored email and SMS strategies, and the duo explores AI's evolving role in streamlining creative processes and improving campaign performance. As they gear up for a dynamic holiday season, Ross and Allan discuss leveraging unified customer data to unlock true 1:1 marketing across channels.

In this episode, Anousha invited Mohamed Ali, a public health professional with the Seattle King County Health Department as well as a board member with Somali Health Board. Mohamed shared his experience working on the liver cancer disparities project and educating Somali communities in Seattle about the link between hepatitis B and liver cancer. Support the showOur website: www.hepb.orgSupport B Heppy!Social Media: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook

In this episode of Innovation Unleashed, Listrak CEO Ross Kramer and Jake Schmidt, CEO of Structured Agency, explore the evolving ecommerce landscape, from iOS updates to the rise of TikTok's organic reach. They discuss key topics such as how brands can optimize email deliverability, leveraging Listrak's tools for personalized marketing, and tapping into additional channels like SMS, push notifications, and RCS. Jake also shares insights on maximizing platform potential,  future trends in DTC marketing, and the top reasons to consider using an agency. 

In this episode of GlideChat, join Brett Karl, VP of Solutions & Alliances at GlideFast, and Mitch Stutler, Co-Founder and CEO of VividCharts. Discover how VividCharts enhances ServiceNow's data reporting and visualization capabilities, making it easier for organizations, particularly in the financial sector, to leverage their data effectively. Explore the unique role VividCharts plays in operational reporting, its success in regulated industries, and the strategic partnership with GlideFast that benefits mutual customers.

In this special episode of the Lamaze Podcast, Lamaze International Executive Director Silvia Quevedo, CAE, sits down with Julie Gwaltney, vice president for TOMY International. Sil and Julie celebrate the 30-year relationship between Lamaze and TOMY, highlighting the importance and benefits of organizational partnerships. They also discuss the value of playing with purpose for both parents and children, noting some special friends from the Lamaze line of TOMY products. Episode Links https://www.lamaze.org/ | https://learn.lamaze.org/ | https://www.lamaze.org/LCCE | https://www.lamaze.org/shop-for-a-cause | https://us.tomy.com/brand/lamaze/

In this special edition of GlideChat, Brett Karl joins William Miller, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Proven Optics, to explore their innovative approach to IT financial management on the ServiceNow platform. Bill discusses Proven Optics' unique budgeting and cost modeling applications, and how they enhance financial insights by integrating seamlessly with ServiceNow's tools. Tune in to discover how Proven Optics is redefining IT financial management and why their solutions are a perfect fit for ServiceNow!

In this episode of GlideChat, Brett Karl, VP of Solution Alliances at GlideFast Consulting, sits down with Paul Lyons, VP of Alliances and Channels at Sakon. Join us as we explore Sakon's pivotal role in managing enterprise telecommunications assets, from mobile devices to carrier data. Discover how Sakon integrates seamlessly with ServiceNow, streamlining workflows and optimizing cost management for large organizations. Whether you're curious about telecom lifecycle management or intrigued by the intersection of technology and service delivery, this episode offers insights into the evolving landscape of enterprise mobility solutions.

In this episode of Listrak's "Innovations Unleashed," we dive deep into the world of loyalty and referral marketing with Vince Riggio, Director of Partnerships at Extole. Vince shares his insights from over a decade in the industry, discussing strategies to drive customer acquisition and maximize lifetime value. Learn how Extole's approach helps retailers build scalable, effective customer engagement programs. Tune in to discover the latest trends, the importance of personalized loyalty, and how brands can leverage the Listrak & Extole partnership to enhance customer relationships.

In this special edition of GlideChat, we are live at Knowledge 24 with Brett Karl, VP of Solutions and Alliances at GlideFast Consulting. Join us as we wrap up an eventful week with special guests Jessica Wine and Ryan Smith from Own Company. We discuss the unique offerings of Own Company, the shared responsibility model in the ServiceNow ecosystem, and the critical role of data resilience. Discover how Own Company is pioneering solutions to augment ServiceNow's backup capabilities and ensure robust data protection for enterprises. Tune in for an insightful conversation that explores the evolving landscape of ServiceNow and the innovative approaches to safeguarding your data.

Partner Spotlight: Dekalb Tool & Die Manufacturing Capabilities with Ric Grove (Organization Conversation, Episode 59) This episode of Organization Conversation, hosted by Richard Grove and sponsored by Wall Control Storage Systems, focuses on highlighting their closest partner, Dekalb Tool & Die. Richard’s father, Ric Grove, joins the conversation to share the history and evolution of Dekalb […]

Partner Spotlight: Dekalb Tool & Die Manufacturing Capabilities with Ric Grove (Organization Conversation, Episode 59) This episode of Organization Conversation, hosted by Richard Grove and sponsored by Wall Control Storage Systems, focuses on highlighting their closest partner, Dekalb Tool & Die. Richard’s father, Ric Grove, joins the conversation to share the history and evolution of Dekalb […] The post Partner Spotlight: Dekalb Tool & Die Manufacturing Capabilities with Ric Grove appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this episode, we speak with Donnie Tulk, Vice President of the National Association of Publicly Funded Truck Driving Schools, and AAMVA's Jeff Oberdank about commercial driver training. Host: Ian Grossman Producer: Claire Jeffrey and Chelsey Hadwin Music: Gibson Arthur This episode is brought to you by GET Mobile ID - the smart choice for mDL implementations. Put citizens in control with GET Mobile ID. Fully ISO compliant and UL certified for all transaction modes. Learn more at getgroupna.com.  

In this episode of GlideChat, Brett Karl, VP of Solution and Alliances at GlideFast, sits down with Guillaume Seynhaeve, VP of Alliance and Marketing at 3CLogic, to dive deep into the transformative world of AI-powered contact center solutions integrated with ServiceNow. Discover how 3CLogic's innovative approach not only enhances customer and employee experiences but also seamlessly integrates with ServiceNow to optimize operational efficiencies and drive significant ROI. From the fascinating origins of 3CLogic to its role as a trendsetter in cloud-hosted services, this conversation sheds light on leveraging AI to revolutionize contact centers and adapt to industry-specific needs.

Today our guests our Jennifer Klauss, Executive Director of Secondary Teaching & Learning and Derek O'Konek, Executive Director of Elementary Teaching & Learning both in the Richland School District. We talk to Jen & Derek about the CharacterStrong partnership that the Richland School District has as they support students. They highlight the successful implementation strategies observed, the deliberate construction of the program adoption process, and the lessons learned. Jen & Derek detail how they involved parents, teachers, administrators, and school board members in the process. They also describe the success of the coaching system that has been created to assist and support each of their 21 schools. Learn more about how you can bring CharacterStrong to your district or school:  Access FREE Curriculum Samples Attend our next live product preview Visit the CharacterStrong Website

Today our guests are Caroline Oleson the Tier 2 SEL and Intensive Support Team for the Madison Metropolitan SD and Kelly Nelson the SEL Tier 2 Elementary Teacher Leader for the Madison Metropolitan School District We talk to Caroline & Kelly about their experience implementing CharacterStrong in their district. They share some implementation successes they have had, ways that CharacterStrong has helped to support the district, and lessons they have learned along the way. Caroline & Kelly also give some tips and strategies for others that implementing solutions in their school or district. Learn More About CharacterStrong:  Access FREE Curriculum Samples Attend our next live product preview Visit the CharacterStrong Website   About Caroline:  Hello, I'm Caroline Oleson, and with over twenty years in education, I've cultivated a deep commitment to the field. Earning dual master's degrees, one in education with certification in special education, and the other in school counseling, I've dedicated my career in the Madison Metropolitan School District to empowering teachers in the realms of behavior and social-emotional learning. Currently, I hold a pivotal role in supporting educators across both special and regular education. My specific areas of emphasis include Tier 2 SEL Systems of Support and Tier 3 interventions, including student-specific problem-solving, ensuring a comprehensive approach to student development. Fueled by a passion for creating supportive learning environments for both students and staff, I remain steadfast in my commitment to ongoing collaboration and professional growth in the areas I support and beyond. About Kelly: My name is Kelly Nelson, and I proudly serve as the SEL Tier 2 Elementary Teacher Leader for the Madison Metropolitan School District. My passion for children is the driving force behind my dedication to providing equitable and quality learning experiences for all students. In my role, I collaboratively support staff, working towards the development of systemic SEL practices that positively impact the district's culture. With a love for adventure and a knack for thriving in the face of challenges, I value teamwork and creativity in the educational journey. As an educator with over 17 years of experience, I bring a wealth of knowledge to the table. Holding a master's degree in education, a National Board's Certification, and having co-founded a children's museum, I am deeply committed to fostering engaging and innovative learning environments. My journey in education is marked by a profound love for lifelong learning, driven by compassion and determination.

In this episode of the Grace Church Members podcast, Chris Rivers sits down with Cary Sanders, Grace Church Travelers Rest member and CEO of JUMPSTART. JUMPSTART is a gospel-centered organization that disciples current and former prisoners and assists with re-entry to society. Chris and Cary discuss the history of our ministry partnership with JUMPSTART and the continual development of the Opportunity Center, which will be the heart of the community at Restoration Village—a supportive community for those reentering society from prison in a setting that prepares them to be productive citizens. Cary also shares ways to support JUMPSTART including prayer requests, volunteer opportunities, and ways to give. If you have questions or want access to additional resources, be sure to check out the podcast page at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://resources.gracechurchsc.org/podcasts/memberspodcast⁠

In this episode, Bright and Anousha invited Kai Kollins, program coordinator at the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation (PCDC) to share insights and updates on the collaboration between PCDC and the Hepatitis B Foundation. PCDC is a trusted community organization and has partnered with the Foundation on a frequent basis to improve awareness, education, and outreach for hepatitis B and liver cancer among Asian communities residing in Philadelphia!Support the showOur website: www.hepb.orgSupport B Heppy!Social Media: Instagram - Twitter - Facebook

Shanshan Sheehy, Epidemiologist and Assistant Professor at Boston University, studies the correlation between racism and heart disease among black women; Alonza Pamplin, Communicable Disease Supervisor for the Wake County Department of Health and Human Services, discusses the importance of diverse public health leadership; a new ASTHO blog article outlines how public health can help young people struggling with mental health; and ASTHO has a new Partner Spotlight with Vivian Lasley-Bibbs, Board President of the National Association of State Offices of Minority Health. Experiencing Racism Increases Black Women's Heart Disease Risk, BU Research Finds Advancing Inclusivity Through Local, Diverse Leadership Youth Are in Crisis and We Can Help Partner Spotlight: Q & A with Vivian Lasley-Bibbs, Board President of the National Association of State Offices of Minority Health  

Hi Friends,Each year we release our “Best Of”, and if you are new to our show, it's a great way to binge the highlight episodes from other listeners. We include links to each episode we talked about, making it super simple to listen and share. Last week Kimberly and I shared some of our favorite episodes, and today we are sharing the top 10 listener episodes. It's always fun for me to sit down and look at the topics and guests that resonated with you most. If you listened to last week, you will hear some overlap with our favorites and yours, but there were definitely some differences that surprised us!As 2022 comes to a close, I want to thank you for being part of my community. As we wrap up our 6th year, I am so grateful for the opportunity to sit down and have meaningful conversations with people who provide perspective and solutions for simplifying your life. On behalf of myself and our team at SBO/TOL-we wish you and your family a safe and happy New Year.Cheers to 2023!XOXO-LaurieTOP 10 Episodes of 2022Ep 265: Health and Habits with Mel RobbinsEp 267: Creating Systems with Brittany DixonEp 274: Closet Edit with Sarah SailorsEp 269: Creating a Legacy List with Matt PaxtonEp 271: Prep, Cook, Freeze with Caroline FauselEp 266: 4 Steps to Goal Setting in 2022Ep 278: Spring Organizing ChecklistEp 268: Partner Spotlight with Lisa EckerleEp 273: Divorce and Decluttering with The ExExpertsEp 276: Motherhood Simplified with Krista LockwoodP.S Make sure to check out our 2022 Reading List on Goodreads which has all of the book recommendations from this year's guests!https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/182327.This_Organized_Life_Podcast_2022_Book_Guide

When we think of team building, we usually associate it with building the company's internal workforce into one fighting machine. Team building, however, should be extended to include external relationships such as those with other businesses.  This is where joint ventures come into play. Joint ventures enable you to get access to new markets. It's an easy way to help your business grow faster, 2x your productivity, and generate greater profits. Mike Molina is here to give us his two cents about joint ventures and how they helped him in his first few months of real estate. Key Takeaways How to generate the same amount of revenue when doing JV? Navigating the difference between owner-occupied and absentee owners It's all about doing the deal. Do deals with people around you in this market  Build your buyers list and use it as a tool to generate income A walk-through on how you can build your own acquisitions team Just put in the work without expecting immediate results because success doesn't happen overnight Resources Call Mike 404 464 6133 or 770 829 0825 and follow his Instagram here Send More Offers Program

Hi Friends,Before we get into today's episode, my good friend Gail stopped by the show to recap our SBO Partner Retreat in Scottsdale. Huge shoutout to our incredible organizers who joined us from all across the country, our roster of speakers, and to our sponsors who gifted each attendee with some cool swag! (If you have FOMO, we've included links below for all the goodies!)Today we are back with another partner spotlight episode, talking with Leigh Genkinger, founder of Orderleigh Home in Little Silver, NJ. Like many of us, she is a busy working mom with 3 kiddos at home and juggled a corporate career with motherhood. She shares her story of how she turned her passion for organizing into a flourishing career that also affords her the opportunity to be present for gymnastic meets, school events, and soccer games.During our conversation Leigh talks about:Her “must-haves” products to keep her and her family organizedWhy she focuses on pre-planning before starting any projectThe importance of leaning on othersHow to edit with intentionTips to help you stay organized during the holiday seasonOf course this conversation wouldn't be complete without Leigh sharing her must-have go-to products (hint-hint: we've included links in the show notes below).If you or someone you know is thinking about starting a career as a professional organizer, we'd love to chat! Click here to learn more about our SBO Partner Program, or if you are looking for a Professional Organizer, click here to find someone near you. Special thanks to today's sponsor, Denise Albright Studios .Check out her entire catalog of products, including her gratitude journal and take advantage of a special offer exclusive for TOL listeners. Use code SBGIFTS and receive 25% off your entire order. Visit Denise here: https://denisealbright.pxf.io/c/2541003/1215985/15085XOXO-LaurieConnect with Leigh:Website: https://orderleighhome.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orderleighhome/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orderleighhome/Other Links Mentioned in This Episode:Plastic White Handle Bins https://www.containerstore.com/s/plastic-storage-bins-with-handles/d?q=white%20bins%20with%20handles&productId=11019017Multi-Purpose Bins https://www.containerstore.com/s/THE-HOME-EDIT/the-home-edit-all_purpose-bin/od?q=home%20edit&productId=11010524Swag Bag Sponsors:Aloha Collection: https://aloha-collection.com/Carefree Spirits: https://carefree-spirits.com/Dionis Skincare: https://dionisgmskincare.com/Fire Dept Coffee: https://www.firedeptcoffee.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwpqCZBhAbEiwAa7pXeTJXSBs1-fQWXjD-AUA_aGMjEtTLeC2EJhj4XbLGy1PJEFCa2_H7sBoCV64QAvD_BwEMoonlily Apothecary: https://www.moonlilyherbs.com/#/

Hi Friends, Joining me today is Angela O'Brien, founder of Your Space Reclaimed in Dallas, TX. Angela is one of our incredible SBO Partners and I invited her on the show to talk about motherhood, organizing and all things Enneagram! I specifically asked Angela to visit our show in October as we recognize Down Syndrome Awareness Month. As a mom of 2 grown-ish kids, Angela shares her story of finding out her daughter was born with Down Syndrome and what she wants people to know about the Down Syndrome community. During our conversation we talked about: Life transitions, knowing when to pull back and when to lean in. Her personal discovery into the Enneagram and how it led her to becoming a certified Enneagram coach and finding her passion as a professional organizer at the age of 51. The importance of teaching independence, providing support and building confidence for all kids, especially those with Intellectual Disabilities. How she gives back and supports the Down Syndrome community in Dallas  We also talked about her struggles as an Enneagram 9 (The Peacemaker) and what strategies she has put in place to help her live an organized life. Make sure to check out the links below for everything we talked about including Angela's fav organizing products, book recommendations and special promos for our TOL listeners. If you know someone who could benefit from this episode, please take a moment to share it with your friends. And finally, if you are a Professional Organizer, or thinking about becoming a Professional Organizer, we would love to talk with you about our Group and Individual Offerings. Click HERE to learn more! XOXO- Laurie P.S. If you are curious about finding your enneagram type, here's a link to a free assessment: https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test ***(note: online assessments have a high rate of inaccuracy. Assessments can prove helpful in giving insight, but we believe that the best way to determine your Enneagram type is through self-discovery and learning about each of the 9 types. Learn more) LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE CONNECT WITH ANGELA WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK ANGELA'S FAVORITE PRODUCTS: Lazy Susans | Deep Acrylic Bins with Wheels ANGELA'S BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS: You are a Badass | The Gift of an Ordinary Day