Podcast appearances and mentions of paul unger

Hallo Freunde und herzlich willkommen zu einer neuen Folge des BB RADIO Mitternachtstalk Podcasts. Ich finde für euch immer außergewöhnliche Menschen und ihre ganz besonderen Geschichten! Heute habe ich einen Gast, der euch mit seinem Charisma, seiner sonoren Stimme und seiner Lebensgeschichte begeistern wird. Bei mir ist Paul Unger – ein Mann mit vielen Talenten und noch mehr Geschichten. Pauls Lebenslauf ist bunt und facettenreich. Er wurde 1959 in Algerien geboren und kam 1965 mit seinen Eltern nach Berlin. Hier begann seine beeindruckende Reise in die Welt. Seine Ausbildung zum Werbekaufmann startete mit einem witzigen Anruf, der ihm die Tür in eine der wenigen Agenturen öffnete. Seitdem ging seine Karriere steil bergauf: Er hat in großen Unternehmen und für namhafte Marken gearbeitet. Nach einem Ausflug in die Radiobranche ist er seit vielen Jahrzehnten Marketing-Profi in der Automobilbranche. Seine Leidenschaft? Die Macht der Worte und die Kunst der Kommunikation. Ob Texte, Konzepte oder Reden – Paul ist ein Meister der Sprache. Neben all dem hat er aber auch ein riesengroßes Herz. Nach dem Erdbeben in der Türkei half er bei der Organisation von Hilfsaktionen, setzt sich für Jugendförderung ein und engagiert sich für interkulturelle Kommunikation. Er ist ein Mensch, der etwas bewegen will – und das nicht nur auf dem Papier, sondern auch im echten Leben. Privat liebt Paul die Berliner City genauso wie die ruhigen Wälder und Seen im Umland. Soul-Musik aus den 80ern und 90ern hat einen festen Platz in seinem Herzen – was nicht zuletzt an seiner Zeit als DJ in Berliner Clubs liegt. Paul Unger ist Sinnfluencer, Praktiker, Querdenker – und auch Autor. Sein Buch „Wir verblöden – Willkommen in Absurdistan“ schlägt hohe Wellen. Darin zeigt er uns mit einem Augenzwinkern, wie wir in unserer modernen Gesellschaft manchmal in die Falle der „Verblödung“ tappen – und ermutigt uns, wieder mehr auf unseren gesunden Menschenverstand zu hören. Es ist nicht nur ein Erfolg bei seinen Fans, sondern auch Kritiker loben es in höchsten Tönen. Und während sein zweites Buch schon in der Schublade liegt, erzählt Paul uns heute, warum er schreibt, was ihn antreibt und welche Geschichten aus seinem Leben unbedingt gehört werden müssen. Freut euch auf einen Mann, der nicht nur viel zu sagen hat, sondern auch weiß, wie man Menschen erreicht. Also lehnt euch zurück, macht's euch gemütlich – und lasst uns eintauchen in die Welt von Paul Unger.

In this podcast episode, Place North publisher Paul Unger revisits the final interview he conducted with Bernstein during his last week in office at the town hall. The interview is a snapshot in time, and the audio recording has never before been published. Subscribe for free: placenorth.co.uk

What are you putting off? We've all been there and here's the good news: it doesn't mean you are lazy or a bad person! In this episode, Stephanie explores the why behind procrastination with time management expert, Paul Unger. Of course, they'll also dig into actionable steps you can take to overcome procrastination and get those to-dos off your plate!    Links from the episode:   Check out Pilot!   Time Management for Legal Professionals Course with Paul Unger     If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited yet, get the first chapter right now for free! 

What are you putting off? We've all been there and here's the good news: it doesn't mean you are lazy or a bad person! In this episode, Stephanie explores the why behind procrastination with time management expert, Paul Unger. Of course, they'll also dig into actionable steps you can take to overcome procrastination and get those to-dos off your plate!    Links from the episode:   Check out Pilot!   Time Management for Legal Professionals Course with Paul Unger     If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited yet, get the first chapter right now for free! 

Join Jim Gast and guest Paul Unger to explore the ethical and security challenges of modern-day legal practices.Discover safe storage practices for confidential data and gain valuable insights on safeguarding client privacy.We'll also delve into the latest security risks and how to protect your client data.Stay ahead of the game and learn how to navigate the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape in the legal profession.No Law Firm Left Behind is made possible by our friends at SpliceNet ConsultingConnect with Jim Gast: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesgast Connect with David Myers: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjmyers Find our past shows: https://www.splice.net/nolawfirmleftbehind

Do you feel overwhelmed in your day-to-day as you try to get everything done? Guess what? You're not alone. Paul Unger, speaker, author, and owner at Affinity Consulting, joins Stephanie and offers specific tips on how to manage your to-do list, process fires, and focus on the most important things.   Links from the episode:  Affinity's Digital Courses Your Ultimate Blueprint for Managing Time as a Legal Professional Tame the Digital Chaos Best Law Firm Website Contest   Did you hear? We have a revised version of our book available for pre-order now! Get your copy of The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited today! Looking for help beyond the book? Check out our coaching community to see if it's right for you.

Do you feel overwhelmed in your day-to-day as you try to get everything done? Guess what? You're not alone. Paul Unger, speaker, author, and owner at Affinity Consulting, joins Stephanie and offers specific tips on how to manage your to-do list, process fires, and focus on the most important things.   Links from the episode:  Affinity's Digital Courses Your Ultimate Blueprint for Managing Time as a Legal Professional Tame the Digital Chaos Best Law Firm Website Contest   Did you hear? We have a revised version of our book available for pre-order now! Get your copy of The Small Firm Roadmap Revisited today! Looking for help beyond the book? Check out our coaching community to see if it's right for you.  Links from the episode:  Affinity's Digital Courses Your Ultimate Blueprint for Managing Time as a Legal Professional Tame the Digital Chaos   If today's podcast resonates with you and you haven't read The Small Firm Roadmap yet, get the first chapter right now for free! Looking for help beyond the book? Check out our coaching community to see if it's right for you. Thanks to Posh Virtual Receptionists, Clio, & Documate for sponsoring this episode.

Paul Unger needs very little introduction as his vast history in Legal Tech & Lawyer Coaching speak volumes.Paul is renowned for his public speaking and writing in helping lawyers and their staff take his same pragmatic approach towards time management, personal productivity, and doc/data governance & security.He joins us on No Law Firm Left Behind to talk about the Pros of the recent NetDocuments buyout of WorldoxHowever, knowing Paul we're excited to discuss so much more like his recent book, “Tame the Digital Chaos - Distraction, Time, Task & Email Management in an Age of Information Overload”.Find Paul's book on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Tame-Digital-Chaos-Distraction-Information/dp/0578841363Join Paul's digital course https://www.affinityinsight.com/time-management-for-legal-professionals No Law Firm Left Behind is made possible by our friends at SpliceNet ConsultingConnect with Jim Gast https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesgast/Find our past shows at https://www.splice.net/nolawfirmleftbehind/

Paul Unger is joined by Savills' director Jeremy Hinds and applied research consultant Paul Sayers to discuss climate change and how the rise in water levels could affect planning and property.

Paul Unger is joined by Savills' director Jeremy Hinds and applied research consultant Paul Sayers to discuss climate change and how the rise in water levels could affect planning and property.

Sharry's country manager for the US and Canada, Kevin Wilhelm and LinkedIn's senior director & head of global design and build, Victor Sanchez, join Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to discuss... What do we mean by workplace experience? Kevin, Victor and Paul delve into the trends, what clients want and how software can support the workplace experience. For more information, visit: sharry.tech Stay up-to-date on all things #PropTech - subscribe to PlaceTech's FREE weekly newsletter: placetech.net/subscribe

Kevin Wilhelm, country manager for the US and Canada at Sharry and Victor Sanchez, senior director & head of global design and build at LinkedIn, join Paul Unger to pose the question... What do we mean by workplace experience? Kevin, Victor and Paul discuss the trends, what clients want and how software can support the workplace experience. For more information, visit: sharry.tech Stay up-to-date on all things #PropTech - subscribe to our FREE weekly newsletter: placetech.net/subscribe

A comms masterclass this week with three directors of Social, a leading ESG and tech PR agency – join Sara Donnelly, Andy Cameron-Smith and Luke Cross sharing their wisdom with PlaceTech editor Paul Unger. Questions answered Why does ESG matter in corporate communications? How can tech enable businesses to meet green targets? How can companies cut through the noise and be heard on climate messages? What role does technology play in the decarbonisation of the property sector? Given the growth of the Greentech sector, how can communications enable tech companies to compete? How to approach ESG reporting and narrative development Subscribe to Placetech's FREE weekly newsletter: placetech.net/subscribe

A comms masterclass this week with three directors of Social, a leading ESG and tech PR agency – join Sara Donnelly, Andy Cameron-Smith and Luke Cross sharing their wisdom with Paul Unger. Questions answered Why does ESG matter in corporate communications? How can tech enable businesses to meet green targets? How can companies cut through the noise and be heard on climate messages? What role does technology play in the decarbonisation of the property sector? Given the growth of the Greentech sector, how can communications enable tech companies to compete? How to approach ESG reporting and narrative development Find out more about Social here: social-tech.co.uk For your number one proptech source, subscribe to PlaceTech for FREE: placetech.net/subscribe

Paul Unger is joined by Jeremy Hinds, planning director at Savills, and Tom Cheesewright to explore the reasons holding back real estate from taking the radical steps needed to challenge climate change. Takeaways There is a lack of a consensus framework in which to discuss the problems and how to address them Without sufficient policy responses individuals will increasingly put forward radical ideas which prompt counter responses and only delay the forming of a consensus Requirements to do something about climate change are very challenging – this puts people off As timeframes to act become shorter, the responses needed become more radical Short-term outlooks of voter-obsessed politicians obstruct the consensus and avoid difficult solutions Climate policy should be outsourced and made independent and objective in same way as countries' central banks often are

Paul Unger is joined by Jeremy Hinds, planning director at Savills, and Tom Cheesewright to explore the reasons holding back real estate from taking the radical steps needed to challenge climate change. Takeaways There is a lack of a consensus framework in which to discuss the problems and how to address them Without sufficient policy responses individuals will increasingly put forward radical ideas which prompt counter responses and only delay the forming of a consensus Requirements to do something about climate change are very challenging – this puts people off As timeframes to act become shorter, the responses needed become more radical Short-term outlooks of voter-obsessed politicians obstruct the consensus and avoid difficult solutions Climate policy should be outsourced and made independent and objective in same way as countries' central banks often are

One of the leading players in ESG data for real estate globally, Matt Ellis was a sustainability adviser at CBRE before he set up Measurabl in 2013. He is also a fine writer and his ‘From Green to ESG' book sets a compelling argument for transparency in markets and casts doubt on the objectivity of green building certificates. Mike sat down with Paul Unger to look beyond the doom and gloom that often surrounds climate crisis conversations and to focus instead on reasons to be cheerful. Subscribe to PlaceTech for FREE at placetech.net/subscribe

One of the leading players in ESG data for real estate globally, Matt Ellis was a sustainability adviser at CBRE before he set up Measurabl in 2013. Today Mesaurabl employs 200 staff providing ESG data on more than 13bn sq ft of commercial real estate across 90 countries. He is also a fine writer and his ‘From Green to ESG' book sets a compelling argument for transparency in markets and casts doubt on the objectivity of green building certificates. He sat down with Paul Unger to look beyond the doom and gloom that often surrounds climate crisis conversations and to focus instead on reasons to be cheerful. Takeaways Corporate real estate is now embracing sustainability and the wider ESG as business priorities Climate legislation is finally arriving to incentivise companies to adopt green energy measures – but does it go far enough on carbon tax Climate tech = jobs, jobs, jobs. The way the industry works is being transformed and buildings will be procured in totally different ways in future, starting now Small and medium property companies face a ‘data competency' vacuum they need to address, this is a struggle without extra resource to upskill management Large property holders are decarbonizing their estates and looking for solutions that are ready to plug into, this is a rapidly maturing marketplace and established suppliers are preferred, new entrants will be left behind Subscribe to PlaceTech for FREE at placetech.net/subscribe

Craig O'Donnell, group innovation director of the global property developer, talks to Paul Unger about future-proofing businesses and testing out new ideas. Discover more on placetech.net

Craig O'Donnell, Group Innovation Director at Grosvenor speaks with Paul Unger of PlaceTech about innovation in proptech.

In this podcast, Michael Tsourounis, managing director at Hazelview Investments and co-head of real estate, and Roger Poirier, co-founder of Hazelview Ventures, join Paul Unger to get behind the headlines in venture capital and property deals, and discuss the lessons learned within relationships between VC firms and their property investment partners. Discover more on placetech.net

In this PlaceTech podcast, Tanguy Quero, investment principal at JLL, and Kingma Ma, head of UK at venture capital firm Proptech1, join Paul Unger to delve into the relationships between venture capital firms and their property investment partners. Find out more about PlaceTech: placetech.net

What makes a property company get into tech investing? In this latest episode, Tanguy Quero, investment principal at JLL, and Kingma Ma, head of UK at venture capital firm Proptech1, join Paul Unger to delve into the relationships between venture capital firms and their property investment partners. Find out more at placetech.net

Season 3 is officially over! Thank you for joining us on this wild and crazy ride! It was a great season for Super Cool Radio. We released 46 episodes this season. Plus did our first ever live coverage of an event from Motoblot. Big Thank you to everyone who made Super Cool Radio successful this season! We really appreciate all the support! We had some great help this season and wanted to take a few minutes to thank some truly awesome people. First, we would like to thank everyone who made some of these interviews possible this season: Jody Didamo, Maggy from Killsound Productions, Kim Allegrezza, Promoter Christina Avila Danielle Reiss from Dead Horse Branding, Kore PR, James Cripps from Blind Anxiety Entertainment, Paul Unger, Shauna O'Donnell Barbara Papageorge, Paige Gregory, Frank Slifka of The Almas, Dave Tedder from Head First Entertainment, Liv Dellanno from Mystik PR, and Nick Caster, Thank you so much for everything! This season Super Cool Radio added some new shows from some awesome contributors. We would like to thank... Joseph Carrasco for hosting Brootal Block, Steve Cooper for the best of Cooper Talk, and Eric Elliot from Triggered Media Production. We look forward to working with them as we continue into season 4. Also, we would like to thank some amazing people who helped behind the scenes. We would like to thank: Nikki Beller, Lance Gilbert, Elsie Binx, Kaleido, Nolan Gunther from Haunting Abaddon Joseph Carrasco from The Cognitive Discourse and Brootal Block Brian from Concerts That Made Us Isaac from Let's Talk Entertainment Aaron Kroll from Studio Talk, and Tyler Beiard We filmed some very fun in person interviews this season. We have to thank the venues for being so accommodating. The Eclectic Room in Angola, Rockstar Lounge in Fort Wayne, The Music Factory in Battle Creek, Decibels at On The Roxx in Portage, G Man Tavern in Chicago, Cheers Pub in South Bend, and Motoblot at the Cobra Lounge in Chicago The staff at these venues were so nice and we had such a positive experience filming at these venues. Please support them! We want to thank everyone who has watched, liked, or shared the Super Cool Radio posts. Means so much to us. We cannot express enough how grateful we are. Super Cool Radio will return in mid-August for season 4. We are working on some super cool things for next season so be on the lookout on our socials. Thank you so much for all the support and stay frosty! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/supercoolradio/support

Paul Unger As a diehard, rock-n-roll superfan, Paul Unger is a one-man publicity machine. He joins us to discuss starting his own fanzine; promoting Queensryche, Pariah, Ryan Roxie and NY Loose; touring with the KISS Convention; and nearly falling asleep during the MTV KISS Unplugged concert. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

Marcus Ginn, founder and CEO of Edozo, joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to discuss the problems Edozo sets out to solve within the property industry, trends within the market, Edozo's product roadmap, why they have joined the Reach UK Accelerator Programme, and much more. Find out more about Edozo: edozo.com Subscribe to the PlaceTech weekly newsletter for FREE: placetech.net/subscribe

Marcus Ginn, founder and CEO of Edozo, joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to talk about all things Edozo. From the tech solutions they offer, clients they have worked with, the growth of the business over the last year, what lies ahead, and also future market forecasts. Find out more about Edozo: edozo.com Subscribe to the placetech weekly for FREE: placetech.net/subscribe

In this episode of the PlaceTech Podcast, Tom Willcock, director of innovation at Hollis, joins PlaceTech editor Paul Unger for a quick-fire walkthrough of some of the biggest trends in real estate innovation. Find out more about Hollis here. Subscribe to PlaceTech's weekly newsletter here.

Tom Willcock, director of innovation at Hollis, joins PlaceTech editor Paul Unger for a quick-fire walkthrough of some of the biggest trends in real estate innovation. Willcock discusses potential game-changers and the impact they will have on the industry. Find out more about Hollis here. Subscribe to the PlaceTech newsletter here.

We are back with another great episode. Rocky Lamonde of Borstal Boys joins Matthew for a great conversation. Rocky is a very talented musician and also music producer from Pittsburg, PA. Matthew and Rocky discuss his music career, how he started as a producer at The Vault, future plans for Borstal Boys, being a part of SOS 2020, Music From The 412, and so much! Please check out, stream, support, and give a like to Borstal Boys. SCR and Matthew Thomas would like to thank Rocky for the great interview. Thank you to Paul Unger for making this interview possible. Links to check out: Website: Welcome - Borstal Boys Facebook page: The Borstal Boys | Facebook Website for Music From The 412: Music From the 412 – Est. 2021 Promo pictures courtesy of Paul Unger Intro and outro music composed by Jonny Neville of Elsie Binx If you like this video, please consider heading over to our merch store and supporting us. Your support means so much! Link: supercoolradio's Artist Shop | Featuring custom t-shirts, prints, and more (threadless.com) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/supercoolradio/support

In this special PlaceTech podcast episode, Jeremy Hinds, planning director at Savills, joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to talk about how predicted weather patterns and changes in climate will shape how we plan and design our future cities. Find out more about Savills: savills.co.uk PlaceTech is the sister publication to Place North West, focussing on tech, innovation and trends within the proptech environment. To find out more, visit: placetech.net

In this episode, Jeremy Hinds, planning director at Savills, joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to talk about how predicted weather patterns and changes in climate will shape how we plan and design our future cities. Find out more about Savills: https://www.savills.co.uk/ Subscribe to the PlaceTech newsletter: https://placetech.net/subscribe/

First came PropTech – the digital transformation of the property industry – and now we have PlaceTech, bringing technology to our public spaces. Our guests Ruxandra Radulescu, Paul Unger and Nilesh Parmer cut through the jargon and discuss how the human experience of places is changing.

The world is on a dangerous trajectory towards climate catastrophe, but there are key lessons to be learned that can steer us all in the right direction. Matt Roche, founder of Rebelleon, joins Paul Unger for a special COP26-centred discussion on how education, partnerships and open access to data can benefit the many. Rebelleon advises businesses on their journey to becoming net-zero carbon, with a focus on collaborating with non-profit organisations and start-ups to reach end goals. To find out more about Rebelleon, visit rebelleon.co.uk.

Chris Webb, head of sustainability at tp bennett, and Barry Varcoe, global director, real estate & facilities at Open Society Foundations, joined PlaceTech editor Paul Unger to discuss sustainable design practices in this latest PlaceTech podcast episode. tp bennett, headquartered in London with a Manchester office serving the North of England, is a multi-disciplinary design practice of 320 staff focussing on architecture, interiors and planning in the UK and internationally. For more information on tp bennett and the services it provides, visit tpbennett.com.

In this episode, we explore the ways in which public authorities are working towards Greater Manchester's net-zero carbon target of 2038 and hear about the drivers and the challenges involved. To discuss this our host Paul Unger was joined by Sarah Holland, programme and policy lead for energy at Greater Manchester Combined Authority; Dmitri Korolenko, lead sustainability & physics engineer at SI Sealy; and by Matt Pickford, technical director at SI Sealy. To find out more, visit sisealy.co.uk

Have you ever wondered what is in the mind of an angel investor? For this episode, Paul Unger was joined by Barrie Heptonstall, a serial angel investor, to try and find out the answer. Heptonstall has become something of a property tech specialist, with stakes in Aprao, FaultFixers and Your Welcome among many others, and is now working more formally with European real estate innovation VC Pi Labs.

Shazia Bashir, housing & regeneration partner at TLT, joins Paul Unger to discuss green finance. Green finance is on the rise and never more so than in the UK's affordable housing sector. In this podcast, Shazia and Paul look at the trends driving the market, the avenues available to access green finance, and the challenges faced by registered providers in meeting the UK's net zero carbon emissions target. Visit TLT to find out more.

Harri Majala, founder and CEO at GBuilder, joins PlaceTech editor Paul Unger to discuss how GBuilder was founded, the changes within the market, and how the product they offer has evolved over the years, the role of BIM-based tech, its importance within the construction industry, and much more. Visit GBuilder to find out more.

Managing director at Mallcomm, David Fuller-Watts, and retail director at Meadowhall, Mark Bruce, join Paul Unger to explore the subject in the form of a case study, touching on changing attitudes and responses in property towards data collection, how data is presented to the end-user in a digestible manner and much more. Visit Mallcomm to find out more.

Vicki Odili of tp bennett, Simon Wilkes of Legal & General, and Mark Terndrup of Waterman join Paul Unger to discuss all things net zero carbon in the office environment. From tp bennett's net zero carbon roadmap and challenges that have arisen from design options, to understanding embodied carbon and operational carbon, and much more.

I spoke with Paul Unger, a partner with Affinity Consulting, and the author of Tame the Digital Chaos: A Lawyer's Guide to Distraction, Time, Task & Email Management. We discussed his inspiration for the book, creative ways that professionals can manage their time more effectively and peacefully, key strategies for email management.

I spoke with Paul Unger, a partner with Affinity Consulting, and the author of Tame the Digital Chaos: A Lawyer's Guide to Distraction, Time, Task & Email Management. We discussed his inspiration for the book, creative ways that professionals can manage their time more effectively and peacefully, key strategies for email management.

Michelle Buxton, founder and CEO of Toolbox Group, joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to discuss digital transformation, tenant experience and the future of retail. We also discuss Toolbox Group's product Mallcomm, and how the 360-platform is shaping the way retailers and tenants interact. Episode sponsored by Mallcomm.

Justin Harley, regional director for flex space and residential at Yardi, and Rupert Dean, co-founder and CEO of operator x+why, join Paul Unger in this latest episode to discuss the future of flex space, energy usage, how employers engage with their workforce and asking themselves 'what is the point of the office' and more. For more information, visit yardikube.co.uk

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James Shannon, chief product and technology officer at essensys, one of the world’s leading providers of software-as-a-service and technology to the flexible real estate industry, joins PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, to discuss tech in flex space, why technology is key in solving challenges, both in the present and future, essensy's new flex-services platform and more.

Mike Anderson, CEO of Padoq, and Andrew Saunderson, investment director at Grainger, join PlaceTech editor Paul Unger to discuss all things build to rent. From changes in the sector and the mass introduction of tech in BTR developments, to the importance of a community within build to rent, improving tenant experiences, building long-term relationships and looking ahead to the future.

PlaceTech editor Paul Unger is joined by his old friend Gary Chimwa, founder of MentorshipHub, which aims to help founders across the tech landscape and those in underrepresented groups in society. Also joining Paul and Gary is James Morris-Manuel and Qadira Harris of Matterport. James was one of Gary's first mentors. The group discuss Gary's new venture, MentorshipHub, how mentoring can help individuals and businesses shine a light on inequality in the workplace and best practises for the industry moving forward.

PlaceTech editor Paul Unger is joined by Quintain's first CTO, Jim Eaton-Terry, to talk about how he landed the role, his background in the proptech industry, such as working at FlyBe, and what new, innovative tech excites him the most.

James Segil joins PlaceTech publisher Paul Unger to discuss Openpath's journey into the market of access control systems, what separates Openpath from the competition, the future of the office market, new product developments and more.

Allison English, deputy CEO at global employee experience expert Leesman, joins PlaceTech publisher Paul Unger to talk about Leesman's involvement in data collection of employees, both in the office and at home, which trends are shaping the current working climate, which employee behaviours will stick for the long-term, the future of office space and design, and more.

PlaceTech publisher Paul Unger in joined by Stefan Schmidt of HB Reavis to talk all things symbiosy, the world of workspace right now and the future of real estate.

PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, is joined by Andrew Cooke of Bruntwood Works and Ed Vickery of studiotech to talk about Bruntwood's new tech-enabled building in the heart of Manchester city centre, 111 Piccadilly.

Tom Wallace, founder and CEO of Re-Leased, the fast-growing cloud-based commercial property management software joins Paul Unger, editor of PlaceTech, to talk about how to utilise data for planning the recovery and the Re-Leased UK growth story. Questions answered in this episode What were Re-Leased’s beginnings and how has its mission evolved? What are the insights gained from commercial lease data during lockdown? How can asset owners and managing agents start the journey to efficient data handling? What is the future for the commercial property sector using data? Has the pandemic been good or bad for the take-up of technology? New product CREDIA Index delivers live data insights on how the wider market is performing. Join Re-Leased on 27 October Webinar: Turning data into your most valuable asset

PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, chats with executive chairman of M7 Real Estate, Richard Croft

Apps are helping lawyers practice law from anywhere they want. Which ones should you be using to support your mobile practice? TECHSHOW presenters Brett Burney and Paul Unger talk with host Abdi Aidid about how apps are affecting the profession and what lawyers should consider when integrating new apps into their practice. Brett Burney is principal of Burney Consultants LLC. Paul J. Unger is a managing partner at Affinity Consulting Group LLC in Columbus, Ohio.

Apps are helping lawyers practice law from anywhere they want. Which ones should you be using to support your mobile practice? TECHSHOW presenters Brett Burney and Paul Unger talk with host Abdi Aidid about how apps are affecting the profession and what lawyers should consider when integrating new apps into their practice. Brett Burney is principal of Burney Consultants LLC. Paul J. Unger is a managing partner at Affinity Consulting Group LLC in Columbus, Ohio.

Live From the 2019 NYSBA Tech Summit Paul Unger, Founder of Affinity Consulting Group joins David to talk about big trends in cybersecurity, including tips on how lawyers can use technology to advance their practice and better manage their time more effectively. Paul served as the Program co-chair for the NYSBA Tech Summit and he shares his views on how CLE providers can better attract millennial lawyers to their events, the pitfalls of digital distraction and how being a multitasking superhero is detrimental to productivity. Miranda Warnings is hosted by NYSBA's 118th President David Miranda.

Chris is joined by Paul Unger, Publisher and founder of PlaceNorthWest and Place Tech. Originally intended to discuss the role of new property technology & software in the real estate; Paul, instead, explains his frustrations at how the property media perceives the role of journalists. He provides a guide of what to and not to consider when issuing a press release. Prop Tech is then discussed, referencing how it is being embraced (or not) by the North West property community. Enjoy!!

The gang kicks off the spookiest season by talking about our favorite scary scenes. From Alien to The Land Before Time (what dafaq Dylan, who hurt you?!) hosts Matt, Paul, Carlos, and Dylan gush and groan over their favorite scary moments in film.

Warning: spoilers ahead! Matt, Paul, and Allyson see new dark comedy/thriller “Ready or Not.” Matt and Allyson discuss and review. 

We will hear from Paul Unger and Chris Lorenz as they share their Faith Stories in the context of our series theme, 'Offer what you can, Ask for what you need.'

Our guest this week is Paul Unger, Publisher at Place North West and PlaceTech. We discuss forthcoming sales, the current market and general news topics.

episode 2: This Is Episode 2Hosts:  Matt Grennier, Chris Buretta, Paul Unger, Allyson Smith, Producer Dylan Hoff, and Special Guest Mike DetermanFeatured and Reviewed MoviesBlade Runner 2049 - It -  Mother! -  PassengersThe ForumPart OneWe talk about Horror movies for halloween.  We give movie marathon recommendations. Paul - Jeeper Creepers 2, The Relic, Jurassic Park, Monsters Inc, and Tremors. Chris- Rabid, Videodrome, Shivers, Crash, and eXistenZ.  Allyson - Coraline, Monster House, ParaNorman, and Wallace and Gromit: Cruse of the Were-Rabbit. Matt - Let the Right One In, Near Dark, What We do in Shadows, From Dusk Till Dawn, and BladePart TwoWe conjure some ideas for reboots of 90's kids movies: DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, Free Willy, The Golden Compass, The SandlotWe Play a fun trivia game!!!!Tangent Topicsaudio setup, hipsters, Young Hercules, Harrison Ford, SNL, spiders, Power Rangers, James Van Der Beek, moon landing hoax, key parties, Pokemon, Geena Davis, John Goodman, Bill Paxton, Salma Hayek, The Price is Right, Micheal Jackson, dead wivesDVD RecommendationsIt Follows - The Green Room - The Final Girls - I Think We Are Alone Now - Look Who's Back, Tucker and Dale Vs Evil -  Ton Toka Toni - Brazil Random Movies MentionedD2: The Mighty Ducks, D3: The Mighty Ducks, Cocoon, The wizard of oz, blackfish, my girl, Wayne's World, harry and the Hendersons, E.T., short circuit,  predator, look who's talking too, Dracula 2000, drive, god only knows, who framed Roger rabbit?, human centipede, splice, arachnophobia, winter's bone, eyes wide shut, the shinning, a clockwork orange, the mummy, city slickers, city slickers II: the legend of Curly's gold, a history of violence, eastern promises, The Fly, my little pony the movie, the frighteners, frankenweenie, up, twilight, lost boys, aliens, zero dark thirty, the hurt locker, twister, this is spinal tap, Nosferatu, ghost rider, spawn, batman and robin, Fantastic Four, batman forever, the crew, superman 3, the toxic avenger, Cool Runnigs, the rocketeer, dune and dumber, the mask, 8mm, the rock, con air, x-men, halloween, face off, Beethoven, 12 monkeys, halloween: H2O, scream, Snake Eyes, teenage mutant ninja turtles II: secret of the ooze, paranormal activity, the Blair witch project, hocus pocus, blade trinity

Hello. This is Laurence Colletti for This Week on Legal Talk Network. Monday, hosts Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway from The Digital Edge speak with expert Paul Unger about the best use of Powerpoint in the courtroom. Wednesday, we join New Solo host Adriana Linares for a lively conversation with her guest Susan Liebel Cartier from Solo Practice University. And on Friday, we finish the week with Paralegal Mentor Vicki Voisin guiding us through an in depth discussion with distinguished Attorney Lin Wood - his experiences representing clients Richard Jewel and John and Patsy Ramsey and the challenges they faced in the court of public opinion. Here's a preview . . . So tune in. It's all right here . . . This Week on Legal Talk Network.

Many attorneys now use PowerPoint in trial to preview, highlight, and sum up the evidence for their arguments and organize their presentations. Effective PowerPoints garner the attention of court personnel and jury members and enhance their overall presentation. However, ineffective PowerPoints can be confusing, difficult to read, or distract the audience from the presentation's overall objective. Attorney and legal technology consultant Paul Unger argues that only with the proper skills and learning can a lawyer create an informative and engaging PowerPoint presentation that will be a useful tool in the courtroom. In this episode of The Digital Edge, Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway interview Unger about the best practices in using PowerPoint in the courtroom. Unger emphasizes simplicity, professionalism, and making PowerPoint a tool that reinforces the content rather than providing it. According to research Unger has done, audiences who are distracted by bullet points and excess text are unlikely to remember much of the slide's content or even the presenting lawyer's main point. He recommends that the PowerPoint slides provide only headlines and pictures that are held together by the attorney's narrative. Unger's experience in PowerPoint and legal technology comes from being an attorney and founding principal of Affinity Consulting Group, a nationwide consulting company providing legal technology consulting, continuing legal education, and training. He specializes in trial presentation and litigation technology, document and case management, and paperless office strategies. To learn more, pick up a copy of his book, PowerPoint in One Hour for Lawyers, at the ABA bookstore. Special thanks to our sponsor, ServeNow.

ABA TECHSHOW 2011 closed with a crowd in attendance for 60 Sites in 60 Minutes. Jim and Sharon joined colleagues ABA TECHSHOW 2010 chair Paul Unger and TECHSHOW planning board member Erik Mazzone for this lively presentation. Jim and Sharon just couldn't get enough of talking about interesting and fun websites for lawyers so they decided to discuss some of the websites here, beginning with a 'missing site" that was mysteriously omitted from the original 60 Sites presentation.

Past ABA TECHSHOW Chairs Jim and Sharon welcome Paul Unger, Chair of ABA TECHSHOW 2011, for a preview of the exciting 25th anniversary of bringing lawyers and technology together!

I spoke with Paul Unger of Affinity Consulting Group about reinvention in law practice management. He discusses the impact of cloud computing, online learning, and how the use of technology in the courtroom is “breathing new life into what [lawyers] do.”

I spoke with Paul Unger of Affinity Consulting Group about reinvention in law practice management. He discusses the impact of cloud computing, online learning, and how the use of technology in the courtroom is “breathing new life into what [lawyers] do.”

I spoke with Paul Unger of Affinity Consulting Group about reinvention in law practice management. He discusses the impact of cloud computing, online learning, and how the use of technology in the courtroom is “breathing new life into what [lawyers] do.”

I spoke with Paul Unger of Affinity Consulting Group about reinvention in law practice management. He discusses the impact of cloud computing, online learning, and how the use of technology in the courtroom is “breathing new life into what [lawyers] do.”

In this special edition of the Kennedy-Mighell Report, co-hosts Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell, take their show on the road to ABA TECHSHOW 2010 in Chicago and chat with the experts about the latest in legal technology. Dennis and Tom welcome some very special guests including: Natalie Kelly, the Honorable Herbert B. Dixon, Jr., Rodney Dowell, Paul Unger, Ernie Svenson and Jim Calloway, to share their insight from this popular legal technology expo. After you listen, be sure to check out Tom & Dennis' co-blog and book by the same name, The Lawyers Guide to Collaboration Tools and Technologies. Be sure to watch this edition of the Kennedy-Mighell Report video podcast!