Podcast appearances and mentions of patrick schmitt

Presidential election results are announced in Zagreb and nuclear talks between the UK, Germany, France and Iran kick off in Geneva. Then: show me the mooney! We investigate the future of lunar investment. Plus: master of wine Patrick Schmitt serves up the latest news for oenophiles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vor fünf Jahren kam das Schulfach Glück aus Deutschland in die Schweiz. Ziel: Kindern und Jugendlichen Werkzeuge an die Hand geben, mit denen sie ihr eigenes Glück schmieden können. «Wohlstand haben wir, aber zu wenig Wohlbefinden», sagt Lucia Miggiano. Sie leitet Ausbildungen zur Glückslehrperson. Das Schulfach Glück fusst auf der positiven Psychologie und hat das langfristige Glück der Lernenden im Auge. Leben in Beziehung und persönliche Entwicklung führen nach dieser Theorie zum psychologischen Wohlbefinden – der Voraussetzung für langfristiges Glück. «Vieles im Leben ist gegeben, je nachdem, wer wir sind und wo wir aufwachsen», sagt der Glückslehrer Patrick Schmitt. «Vieles können wir aber auch selbst beeinflussen, wenn wir unsere Stärken kennen, uns Ziele setzen und lernen, diese umzusetzen.» Klingt nach einem wertvollen Schulstoff. Doch hat das Glück nicht noch andere Gesichter?

This Week:  Meet The FreeWill Founders  Jenny Xia Spradling and Patrick Schmitt are the co-founders and co-CEOs of FreeWill. Let's talk about FreeWill's founding beliefs; the value and simplicity of wills as planned gifts; the enormous wealth transfer underway; pay … Continue reading →

Sarah and Imogen are joined by Patrick Schmitt, a Master of Wine and international wine judge, Helen McGinn, to talk about the British Sauvignon Blanc which is said to be the best in the world, about why Britain's wines are better than you might think and just how much you need to spend to get a good bottle. Plus, body language and behaviour expert Judi James joins us to explain why all may not be as it might appear on Love Island...   Find out more:  http://www.globalwinemasters.com/ https://www.knackeredmotherswineclub.com/about-me/ https://twitter.com/thejudijames  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode is steeped in data thanks to Patrick Schmitt, co-CEO of FreeWill. I ask Patrick about bequests, effective stock giving, crypto—he tells us about ethereum, QCD's, and some data points on inheritance and millennial giving trends. This conversation is face paced, exciting, and informative! Patrick Schmitt is co-CEO of FreeWill, which he and fellow FreeWill co-CEO Jenny Xia founded at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business in 2016. FreeWill's charitable giving platform makes it easier for nonprofit fundraising teams to unlock transformational gifts, and to date has generated over $6.6 billion in new gift commitments for thousands of nonprofit organizations. Patrick hosts FreeWill's popular webinar series, educating thousands of nonprofit fundraising professionals each month about planned and non-cash giving strategies. If you missed it, we did an "instagram live" with Patrick which you can find on my instagram @devdebrief. Feel free to find that and watch for more tidbits and information. https://www.freewill.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/devdebrief/support

Overall, 33% of U.S. adults have a will, according to Caring.com's 2021 wills and estate planning survey. Meanwhile, 27.5% of Black Americans have one, up from 25.9% in 2020. According to legalzoom.com Estate Planning Statistics, “the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the number of people who have created a will or estate plan, but most Americans still remain without.” Some might consider this a state of emergency, but for those in fundraising and planning professions, it is an opportunity. Learn from Patrick Schmitt of FreeWill on how your nonprofit can lean into this month's theme and utilize FreeWill's platform to bring in more legacy commitments that support your mission. Patrick also shares stats about millennial wealth, forecast on planned gifts and the rise in crypto giving. Get some great talking points in this episode! This episode's co-hosts are Ali Schneider, Animal Humane Society and Kristi Ackley, Fair Winds Consulting. To learn more about FreeWill, visit their website: https://www.freewill.com/

In dieser Podcastfolge von MY DATA IS BETTER THAN YOURS spricht Jonas Rashedi mit Patrick Schmitt, Head of Business Intelligence. Patrick ist seit 10 Jahren im Data-Bereich unterwegs, hat als Architekt angefangen und kümmert sich nun um die Themen BI und Datawarehouse, Data-Integration und Daten-Wirtschaft. Seine Devise: Wie kommen Daten von A nach B und welchen Mehrwert bekomme ich aus diesen? Und dabei fokussiert er sich u.a. auf das Metadatenmanagement, also die Dokumentation von Daten. Alles begann damit, dass Patrick für Kunden ein Projekt erstellte und bei jeder Änderung von Daten merkte, wie umständlich es ist, die Daten dann in Word und Excel zu ändern und das Handbuch jedes Mal anzupassen. Ihm wurde klar: Eine effektive Dokumentation ist so nicht möglich. Es gibt hier ein Laufwerk, da ein Wiki und da ein Word-Dokument... ein Data Catalogue muss her! Genau das ist das Thema, was Jonas und Patrick besprechen: Wie, wann, wer und wie viele Daten sollten dokumentiert werden? Es werden die Fragen beantwortet: Was sollte man überhaupt dokumentieren? Wer dokumentiert und für wen ist die Dokumentation dann geeignet? Ab wann brauchen Unternehmen eine Dokumentation, welchen Reifegrad müssen sie haben? Wie sollte man starten? Welche Tools kann man nutzen? Und wie viel Disziplin ist dafür notwendig? Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Patrick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-schmitz-963a59130/ Zur Webseite von Jonas: https://www.jonas-rashedi.de Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Jonas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonasrashedi/

Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia Spradling are the co-founders and co-CEOs of FreeWill, a social venture that has helped charitable organizations generate more than $5 billion in new planned gifts, stock gifts, and qualified charitable distributions. In this conversation with lecturer Toby Corey, Schmitt and Spradling discuss how they've built values such as kindness into their company from the beginning, and how entrepreneurs can use their company's values and mission to drive fundraising and growth.

Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia Spradling are the co-founders and co-CEOs of FreeWill, a social venture that has helped charitable organizations generate more than $5 billion in new planned gifts, stock gifts, and qualified charitable distributions. In this conversation with lecturer Toby Corey, Schmitt and Spradling discuss how they've built values such as kindness into their company from the beginning, and how entrepreneurs can use their company's values and mission to drive fundraising and growth.

"Immobilien in Florida bieten bessere Chancen als in Deutschland", sagt Patrick Schmitt. Seine Level 7 Holding konzipiert Investitions-Möglichkeiten in Immobilien und generiert dabei Festzinsen für Investoren. "Wir garantieren dabei sechs Prozent pro Jahr und haben einen Auszahlplan als Rentenersatz." Durch die Kooperation mit der Internationalen Expertenmanufaktur (IEM)von Rolf Pieper können auch deutsche Anleger investieren. Wie das funktionieren soll und welche Chancen und Risiken es dabei gibt, fragt Manuel Koch im Interview. Mehr Informationen auch auf www.iem-experten.de

Patrick is the co-founder of FreeWill, a social venture which has helped organizations raise nearly $2B in new planned gifts, stock gifts, and qualified charitable distributions. Patrick and his co-founder Jenny were recently named two of the Top 50 Philanthropists in the World by Town & Country. Today on Startups For Good Patrick shares with us his journey to entrepreneurship from change.org to his own startup. He discusses his co-founder, Jenny Xia Spralding and how they came to the decision to be co-founders and how they divide responsibilities. Patrick fills us in on how FreeWill got its start, how it works and some of the numbers that represent its success. “People often talk about startups founders as these charismatic visionaries, but in many ways, along with velocity, the most important attribute for a startup founder is humility, and being open to being wrong at every turn, and then learning from that extremely quick.” - Patrick SchmittToday on Startups for Good we cover:When Patrick realized that the business could be a force for good not simply profitHow he challenged himself to create ideas for a startupTwo barriers why people haven't started the company they have an idea for. First steps to take a business from ideation to realityHow to manage existing products while launching new productsSome of the challenges with this startupHow the values they set up drive their focusThe impact of COVID on managementTwo pieces of advice for anyone thinking to become a founder Connect with Patrick through the FreeWill website: www.freewill.comConnect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/schm1tt/Subscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes!Thanks for tuning into today's episode of Startups For Good with your host, Miles Lasater. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast listening app.Don't forget to visit our website, connect with Miles on Twitter or LinkedIn, and share your favorite episodes across social media.

Too many nonprofits overlook the opportunities for planned giving. While planned giving may not be the most typical type of gift, it can be a powerful driver of growth for nonprofit organizations and can be a way of deepening donor relationships. To talk about the modern landscape of planned giving, today's guest is Patrick Schmitt. Patrick is the co-founder and co-CEO of FreeWill, a company that specializes in modernizing how organizations can take advantage of planned giving. Listen in to hear what Patrick has to say about how the thinking around planned giving is changing, how organizations can incorporate planned giving into their strategy, and how to steward donors through the planned giving process.   Topics Discussed in This Episode: Patrick's background and experience Why planned giving allows “average” donors to give much more than they otherwise could Why right now is the time to focus on planned giving What Patrick has seen change in the way people are thinking about planned giving in the last year or so How organizations can start incorporating planned giving into their fundraising strategy Ways to talk to and steward donors Giving donors choices Common questions that donors tend to have Getting people started with planned giving   Resources: Patrick Schmitt Free Will   Quotes:  “We made it so easy for people to give 10 dollars, and yet in some cases, quite hard for them to give a hundred thousand dollars or a million dollars in the same way.” “It behooves you to start much earlier than people do traditionally, to secure planned giving donors.” “In some ways, we always talk about how fundraising is a highly specialized skill, and it is, but also, humans are humans.”

A gift for you and your future.Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia are the Co-CEOs of FreeWill (https://www.freewill.com/) . FreeWill is an award-winning social venture that provides free wills with the help and support of many of the world’s leading experts in law, design, and philanthropy. FreeWill also provides other end-of-life documents at no charge.

Patrick Schmitt and Jenny Xia, co-founders of FreeWill, were recently named one of Town & Country's Top 50 Philanthropists of 2019. They join Greg to discuss strategies for enhancing the accessibility and effectiveness of your nonprofit's planned giving program, including information about FreeWill -- a product they founded that has helped raise over $914 million in bequests, qualified charitable distributions, and stock gifts.

When it comes to sustaining long-term success for nonprofits, planned giving is a critical component. Designating nonprofits in your will is one of the best things that you can leave behind, and Rob’s guest today, Patrick Schmitt, is making it easier than ever. Patrick, along with Jenny Xia Spradling, co-founded FreeWill, a company created to […]

In this podcast Monty Waldin interviews Patrick Schmitt MW, Editor in Chief of The Drinks Business, the English-language print and online magazine for the wine, spirits, and beer industries with offices in London and Hong Kong. Patrick tells Monty how he got into wine, starting from his training in landscape architecture to his Master of Wine studies and then the editorship of the magazine. Patrick talks about the latest trends in the beverage sector, in particular sustainability and the strong position of Italian wines in the U.K. market, from Prosecco to fine wines. Patrick also discusses wine journalism and the ins and outs of publishing a print and online magazine. Tune in to also learn more about Patrick’s passion for historic tennis!

Time for another Wine in the News episode! Check out the news articles below to read more about these topics.   Federal Interprovincial Shipping Restriction Eliminated After 91 Years by Mark Hicken published in Wine Law.CA on June 24th, 2019 US Supreme Court Ruling Should Boost Digital Wine Sales by Bill Swindell published in The Press Democrat on June 26, 2019 RUEDA TO CREATE ‘SUPERIOR’ CLASSIFICATION FOR OLD-VINE VERDEJO by Patrick Schmitt published in The Drinks Business on June 10th, 2019 Is Oak Over? by Jamie Goode Published in Vinepair on June 12, 2019 Is it Time For a New Natural Wine? by Christina Pickard, Published in Wine Enthusiast on June 12, 2019    

Click here for tedhart.com He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Patrick Schmitt is a leading innovator in the field of fundraising and social impact. From 2009-2010, Patrick ran email fundraising for President Obama, where his team invented many of the existing best practices in digital fundraising. He served as Head of Innovation at Change.org, helping to grow that organization to 200 million members in just four years. Patrick is the co-founder of FreeWill, a social venture which has helped organizations raise more than $650 million in new planned gifts and qualified charitable distributions. Patrick and his co-founder Jenny were recently named two of the Top 50 Philanthropists in the World by Town & Country. Patrick received his Bachelors of Science from Georgetown University and an MBA from Stanford University.

Wine 1: Wiston Estate, Cuvée Brut, 2009, Sussex, UK, £35.50 Wine 2: Champagne Brimcourt Extra Brut, Champagne, France, £45-£50 Wine 3: Charles Heidsieck, Brut Réserve, Champagne, France, NV, £43 Wine 4: Chateau d’Esclans, Garrus Rosé, Cotes de Provence, France, 2017, £113 Wine 5: Bird in Hand, Nest Egg  Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills, Australia, 2016, £41 Wine 6: Lawson’s Dry Hills, Blind River Tekau Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2017, £15-£20 Wine 7: Viña Cono Sur, Ocio, Caseblanca Chile, 2016, £30-£50 Wine 8: Viña Doña Paula, El Alto Parcel, Mendoza, Argentina, 2014, £70 Wine 9: Bisol, Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Brut - Jeio, Veneto, Italy, NV, £15 Guest contact details www.thedrinksbusiness.com/front-page-site-takeover www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2019/04/top-10-defining-drinks-trends-of-this-century-so-far www.twitter.com/teamdb   Intro and outro musicThe New Investorshttp://newinvestors.dk/Contact: glenn@velournet.dk Guest: Patrick Schmitt MW | Drinks trends of the century Location: The Wine & Spirits Show 2019 Date recorded: 12 April 2019   Contact: hello@interpretingwine.com www.instagram.com/interpretingwine www.facebook.com/interpretingwine www.twitter.com/winepodcast

On this week's Beer a Hole the boys talk Francesco Molinari's big win at Carnoustie and Scottish frat houses. Also touched on is golfing when hungover, passport woes, Tiger's new squeeze and a preview of the Wisconsin Amateur with BAH sponsored golfer Patrick Schmitt. Viva l'Italia!

On this week's pod the boys are joined by top amateur golfer Patrick Schmitt to talk about like on the qualifier route, working the US Open and the best golf prank he's ever seen. This week's foursome is putting together a hockey team and the boys discuss the best event to visit for a lad's weekend. Follow @beerahole_1 on instagram. Find Schmitty on WSGA.org.

We discuss The Drinks Business, with editor Patrick Schmitt, a magazine and website which focuses on the international wine and spirits industry.