Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Bauer

Jan. 15, 2025 - In more than three decades of conservation advocacy in the Adirondacks, Peter Bauer has seen the forest preserve grow, won battles at New York's top court, and shaped laws governing the Adirondack Park. In light of him stepping down as head of Protect the Adirondacks in 2024, he joined the show for an exit interview to reflect on his career, the challenges facing the Adirondacks, and the Hochul administration.

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: Element zahlt keine Schäden mehr Die Element Insurance AG befindet sich seit dem 8. Januar 2025 im vorläufigen Insolvenzverfahren. Rechtsanwalt Friedemann Schade wurde zum Insolvenzverwalter bestellt und führt Gespräche mit Assekuradeuren, MGA-Partnern und der BaFin über die Bestandsbetreuung und mögliche Bestandsübertragungen. Die Policen bleiben vorerst gültig, und der Geschäftsbetrieb wird fortgeführt. Schadenfälle werden geprüft, jedoch nicht ausgezahlt. Ansprüche werden nach Eröffnung des Insolvenzverfahrens aus dem Sicherungsvermögen gemäß § 125 VAG bedient. Die endgültige Eröffnung des Insolvenzverfahrens wird im Februar 2025 erwartet. https://www.versicherungsbote.de/id/4937109/Element-stellt-Zahlungen-fuer-Schadenfaelle-ein/ Höherer Arbeitgeberzuschuss für PKV-Versicherte Da sich in der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung neben der Beitragsbemessungsgrenze auch der durchschnittliche Zusatzbeitragssatz erhöht hat, stieg der Höchstarbeitgeberzuschuss zum 1. Januar für die private Krankenversicherung um fast 50 Euro auf 471,32 Euro (vorher 421,76). „PKV-Versicherte sollten dies zum Anlass nehmen und prüfen, ob sie den Arbeitgeberzuschuss bereits ausschöpfen und ob sich darüber eine Anpassung des Versicherungsschutzes lohnt“, empfiehlt die uniVersa. Neue IT-Führung beim Münchener Verein Die Münchener Verein Versicherungsgruppe hat zum Jahresbeginn den Fachbereich IT neu aufgestellt. Markus Schüller ist seit dem 1. Januar 2025 neuer Fachbereichsleiter IT und übernimmt die Verantwortung für sieben IT-Abteilungen sowie die digitale Transformation. Peter Bauer wird, vorbehaltlich der BaFin-Zustimmung, ab dem 15. Februar 2025 als Chief Information Officer (CIO) in den Vorstand berufen und das Ressort IT eigenständig vertreten. Der bisherige Vorstand Dr. Lohmöller scheidet zum 31. März 2025 auf eigenen Wunsch aus und bleibt bis Jahresende beratend tätig. Neue Kooperation stärkt digitale Notfallplanung für Finanzdienstleister Die Netzwerkzeug GmbH, Deutsche Vorsorgedatenbank AG (DVDB) und Dipay GmbH haben eine Kooperation gestartet, die Finanzdienstleistern eine digitale Komplettlösung für Notfallplanung bietet. Die Software Netzwerkzeug ermöglicht DSGVO-konforme Arbeitsabläufe, während DVDB-Partner von erweiterten Funktionen für Notfallplanung und Nachlassmanagement profitieren. Dipay unterstützt Vermittler bei der profitablen Gestaltung von Servicevereinbarungen. InterRisk wird Fördermitglied des AfW Die InterRisk Versicherungen sind neues Fördermitglied des AfW Bundesverband Finanzdienstleistung. Der Maklerversicherer arbeitet mit 10.000 Vertriebspartnern in Deutschland und Österreich zusammen und betreut mit 150 Mitarbeitenden rund eine Million Verträge. Das Unternehmen bietet Produkte zur Absicherung von Risiken im Leben- und Sachbereich. FM übernimmt Velocity Specialty Insurance Company Der Industriesachversicherer FM hat die Übernahme der Velocity Specialty Insurance Company (VSIC) angekündigt, einem Anbieter im Bereich Excess- und Surplus-Versicherung. Die Transaktion soll vorbehaltlich der behördlichen Genehmigungen bis Mitte 2025 abgeschlossen werden. Finanzielle Details der Übernahme wurden nicht bekannt gegeben.

Agile Verwaltung – kann es so etwas geben? Es kann es nicht nur geben, es gibt es schon, und agile Verwaltung gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung und Akzeptanz. Dies zeigt ein Buch mit dem Titel Agile Verwaltung 2040 – Visionen, Methoden, Erfahrungen, das soeben im Carl-Auer Verlag in der von Torsten Groth herausgegebenen Reihe Management / Organisationsberatung erschienen ist. Die Herausgeber:innen Peter Bauer, Christiane Büchter, Jan Fischbach, Alexander Joedecke und Wolf Steinbrecher, allesamt erfahrene Akteur:innen und Berater:innen in verschiedenen Feldern im Kontext Verwaltung, trafen sich zum Gespräch bei Carl-Auer Sounds of Science. Wir sprechen zunächst über den Entstehungsprozess eines so herausfordernden wie herausragenden Buches. Im Zentrum des Gesprächs stehen basale Werte einer zukunftsfähigen Verwaltung – wie beispielsweise Partizipation von Mitarbeitenden und Bürger:innen, Umgang mit Widersprüchlichkeit und Paradoxien – sowie die Frage von Notwendigkeit, Sinn und Praktikabilität von Digitalisierung. Wir sprechen auch über Erfahrungen mit Agilität von und in Verwaltung und über die Aussichten agiler Verwaltung in der näheren Zukunft. Viel Spaß im Gespräch bei Carl-Auer Sounds of Science. Folgen Sie auch den anderen Podcasts von Carl-Auer: autobahnuniversität www.carl-auer.de/magazin/autobahnuniversitat Blackout, Bauchweh und kein` Bock www.carl-auer.de/magazin/blackout…eh-und-kein-bock Cybernetics of Cybernetics www.carl-auer.de/magazin/cybernet…s-of-cybernetics Frauen führen besser www.carl-auer.de/magazin/frauen-fuhren-besser Formen (reloaded) Podcast www.carl-auer.de/magazin/formen-reloaded-podcast Heidelberger Systemische Interviews www.carl-auer.de/magazin/heidelbe…ische-interviews Zum Wachstum inspirieren https://www.carl-auer.de/magazin/zum-wachstum-inspirieren Zusammen entscheiden https://www.carl-auer.de/magazin/treffpunkt-entscheiden

Photo Credit: Tyler Follon - Wingman VisualsIn this episode of the Moral Imagination Podcast, I speak with Professor William Easterly of New York University about his work in development economics, and the problems of technocracy and social engineering of the poor. Easterly worked at the World Bank from 1985-2001 and began to be troubled by a number of things, including how aid is given without much concern about how it is distributed and managed thus subsidizing bad governance and harming the poor. We discuss Peter Bauer's critique of how foreign aid politicizes development and delayed the development of business in Africa, and Bauer's paradox of aid: * The countries that need aid — aid will not be effective* The countries where aid will be effective — do not need aid But the key problem with the dominant model of development is not simply a lack of efficiency, but the failure to respect the rights and agency of poor people. Easterly explains that development projects often result in people being deprived of their property, political rights, and participation and consent in the very projects that are supposed to help them. He discussed the tendency to to trivialize problems in the developing world, and the lack of feedback and market tests in development policy. We discuss how the developing world can often become a a lab for experiments for technocrats and social engineers. We also talk about Hayek's Knowledge Problem, a response to Marianna Mazucatto idea of moonshots, and what I call “embedded'“ economics. We discuss a number of issues including * “The Debate that Never Happened” - Gunnar Myrdal vs. Friedrich Hayek on development economics* Social Engineering * Technocracy and the Hubris of the Technocrat * Spontaneous Order* Edmund Burke and Friedrich Hayek * Soviet 5-year central planning as model for economic development * Limited Horizons of Humanitarianism— a secular, hollowed out version of Christian love the focuses on material at the expense of personal agency. * Lack of Accountability * Material vs. Non-material Needs * Materialist visions of the human person * People have a right to consent to their own progress * Harry Potter novels vs. Mosquito Nets * Marianna Mazucatto's ideas of Moonshots * vs. accidental discovery* vs opportunity costs * vs failed social engineering projects * and the complexity of economics and markets embedded in deep historical, cultural, norms, institutions, and religious foundations. * How to think about foreign aid and public goods like healthcare, infrastructure, education* Aid for emergencies vs. aid as answer to chronic poverty* Institutions of Justice including clear title to land, access to justice in the courts, ability to participate in the formal economy, and free exchange. * The impact of globalization on manufacturing in the US* Trade-offs and economic volatility * The moral rules that are needed for progress to beneficial * Consent, Self-Determination, Moral Equality * Attempts to develop Native Americans, US intervention in Philippines etc. * Material progress is never enough to justify interventionBiography William Easterly is Professor of Economics at New York University and Co-director of the NYU Development Research Institute, which won the 2009 BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge in Development Cooperation Award. He is the author of three books: The Tyranny of Experts: Economists, Dictators, and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor (March 2014), The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good (2006), which won the FA Hayek Award from the Manhattan Institute, and The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics (2001).He has published more than 60 peer-reviewed academic articles, and has written columns and reviews for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Review of Books, and Washington Post. He has served as Co-Editor of the Journal of Development Economics and as Director of the blog Aid Watch. He is a Research Associate of NBER, and senior fellow at the Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD). Foreign Policy Magazine named him among the Top 100 Global Public Intellectuals in 2008 and 2009, and Thomson Reuters listed him as one of Highly Cited Researchers of 2014. He is also the 11th most famous native of Bowling Green, Ohio.ResourcesEssay: Friedrich Hayek: “The Use of Knowledge in Society”Related: Podcast with Obianuju Ekeocha on Ideological Colonialism and Resisting the Cultural Annexation of Africa Uganda Farmer Story in New York TimesPoverty, Inc. Film Recommended ReadingTyranny of Experts William Easterly The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little GoodBuy on Amazon, William Easterly The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics, Easterly, William R.Target Africa: Ideological Neocolonialism in the Twenty-First Centuryby Obianuju Ekeocha Seeing Like a State, James C. Scott Peter Bauer, Equality, The Third World, and Economic DelusionAngus Deaton The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality Get full access to The Moral Imagination - Michael Matheson Miller at themoralimagination.substack.com/subscribe

In dieser Episode beleuchten wir sämtliche Aspekte zu einem für Ziviltechniker:innen wichtigen Thema „Totalunternehmerverfahren“. Im Gespräch mit: Präsident Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Sommer Vizepräsident Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Peter Bauer, IK für Bauingenieurwesen Rechtsanwalt Dr. Claus Casati Moderation: Leitung Kammerorganisation Mag. Eva-Maria Rauber-Cattarozzi

Mimecast, a company started by two South Africans is a global leader in cybersecurity specialising in advanced email and collaboration security. After trading on Nasdaq for six years, the company decided to go private in November 2015 in a $5.8 billion deal with Permira. In an interview with Biznews, co-founder and former CEO Peter Bauer shared his journey from being a school leaver who opted not to attend university to starting his first business with 'oceans behind the ears'. Bauer explained how he was “hell-bent on getting into tech” in the early 90s. He recounted how his first company, which he sold to Idion, built the first news factory for what later became News24. After the sale, Bauer moved to London where he met fellow South African techie Neil Murray and started Mimecast. According to Bauer, “he fell in love with the process of building a company.” Discussing his decision to step down as Mimecast's CEO, Bauer emphasised that it was the right time to hand over the reins, with the appointed CEO, Mark van Zadelhoff, being the ideal candidate. However, Bauer remains engaged by staying on the board. He also revealed his shift from technology to eco and social justice projects, expressing a desire to support entrepreneurs. Bayer shared that he bought a mountain in Cape Town “by accident.” Additionally, he offered valuable insights for new tech entrepreneurs and discussed the increasing challenges that generative AI will have in predominantly digital workplaces

In this episode, Marc catches up with Mimecast CEO and co-founder Peter Bauer. They cover Peter's CEO journey, including what it was like growing up in South Africa, why he opted out of attending university, highlights from Mimecast's 20-year history, and what Peter learned from taking the company public — and then private again. You'll also learn:  When and how to raise capital, and how to manage meeting the board's expectations.  How CEOs can overcome self-doubt and continuously reimagine their role to look at challenges with new eyes.  How to view the company's history as a story with chapters and eras, and why it's important to always believe you're at the beginning of the book. 

November 15, 2023 - New York policymakers have set a goal of conserving 30 percent of the state's land and water by 2030, so a new report from Protect the Adirondacks adds up how much property has been conserved so far and what should come next. We discuss the report with Peter Bauer, executive director of Protect the Adirondacks.

CENTOGENE's Prof. Peter Bauer and Dr. Jorge Pinto Basto join host Ben Legg to look back on 25 Years since the human genome project was concluded. Today, we are discussing the Human Genome Project – looking at the initial impact, the advancements in the past 20 years, and what the future of genetics and rare disease patient care could look like. Before joining CENTOGENE, Jorge served as the Director of the Molecular Diagnostics and Genomics Labs at CGC Genetics. He holds a medical degree from the University of Porto and is specialized in Rare Disease Genetics, Neurogenetics, Dysmorphology, and Molecular Genetics. Listen in as Dr. Basto and Prof. Bauer share their insights into their journey with genomic testing 25 years later.

Major album for the post-punk revival scene - in this episode we review the album Bows+ Arrows by The Walkmen.You've got a nerve to be asking a blenderBlenderstyle Hosts: Casey, Matt, NathanFollow/Subscribe:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/blenderstylePodcast: https://blenderstyle.buzzsprout.comBlenderstyle Merch: https://blenderstyle.square.siteInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/blenderstylemusicFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/blenderstylemusicWebsite: http://blenderstyle.netListen to the albumYouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lra1rJP3eNXqK9WyFeD7HJ7s67wyzEciMSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4QR9jaNP6Ifh7eqXjhAHw2Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/bows-arrows/5305635The Walkmen, Brows and Arrows, The Rat, Post-Punk Revival, Hamilton Leithauser, Paul Maroon, Walter Martin, Peter Bauer, Matt Barrick, Blenderstyle, Bakersfield#thewalkmen #bowsandarrows #therat #postpunkrevival

Special Episode!Recording artist Blair Borax returns with a touching live SRTN set in Eugene, Oregon. This episode is guest hosted by the lovely Jenny Jo Peterson and features four Borax tracks:Tender LatelyWink or WorseCall me LazyLike the WeatherAfter releasing her debut album “Keep Walking” in June 2022, she is working on her sophomore record, “Tender Lately” and plans to release it in Fall 2023.This episode, as always, is crafted by Editor and Producer, Peter Bauer.Blair BoraxSRTN Podcast

In this episode, Marc catches up with Mimecast CEO and co-founder Peter Bauer. They cover Peter's CEO journey, including what it was like growing up in South Africa, why he opted out of attending university, highlights from Mimecast's 20-year history, and what Peter learned from taking the company public — and then private again. You'll also learn:  When and how to raise capital, and how to manage meeting the board's expectations.  How CEOs can overcome self-doubt and continuously reimagine their role to look at challenges with new eyes.  How to view the company's history as a story with chapters and eras, and why it's important to always believe you're at the beginning of the book. 

In this episode, we're exploring the concept of Digital Twins.A Digital Twin is a virtual representation of a real-world physical counterpart, they use sophisticated data models to accurately simulate changes and problems, using the virtual environment to test and monitor potential scenarios without ever altering the physical counterpart – this enables users to run various simulations and to plan for, or prevent, any issues before they become a problem.Digital Twins are a powerful decision-making tool, but the system is reliant on data and can only be as good as the data it is provided with. One potential source of information is Earth Observation data collected from space. Our host Dallas Campbell is joined in the studio by Mark Hennen from the Satellite Applications Catapult and Simon Evans from Arup, and remotely by Peter Bauer from ECMRWF.Satellite Applications Catapult: Website, Twitter, LinkedIn, FacebookArup: Website, Twitter, LinkedIn, FacebookECMWF: Website, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

Peter Bauer is a silversmith.

In this episode of the “Inside Rare Diseases: On a mission for life-changing answers podcast,” Dr. Christine Klein, Head of the Neurogenetic Institute of the University of Lübeck, and CENTOGENE's Prof. Peter Bauer, M.D., join host Ben Legg to talk about the latest insights into Parkinson's Disease (PD). Dr. Klein is a Professor of Neurology and Neurogenetics. She has served as the Chair of the Congress Scientific Program Committee of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society and President of the German Neurological Society and currently acts as Chair-Elect of the European Section of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society. Listen in as Dr. Klein and Prof. Bauer share insights into the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of Parkinson's Disease.

In this episode of the podcast, “Inside Rare Diseases: On a mission for life-changing answers”, Dr. Katrin Hahn from Charité Berlin University of Medicine and CENTOGENE's Prof. Peter Bauer join host Ben Legg to talk about the diagnostic challenges surrounding hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTR). Dr. Hahn is a Neurologist, Senior Physician, and Head of the Hereditary Neuropathies and Amyloidosis Research Group Speaker ACCB and NEURO-AIDS Research Group at the Berlin Charité. Subscribe now to get notified when the episode is released and listen in as Dr. Hahn and Prof. Bauer share insights into the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of ATTR.

We chat today about chat GPT, Destination Earth as well as the changing approach to discovery and the advancement of science and technology. Enjoy, subscribe and share!Destination Earth (DestinE), is an ambitious initiative to create a digital twin – an interactive computer simulation – of our planet to empower climate change adaptation and to prevent environmental degradation.As extreme weather becomes increasingly frequent and changes in climate more pronounced, there is an urgent need to forecast these events with even greater accuracy, to predict their impact on the environment, life and property.Using an unprecedented amount of data, innovative Earth system models and cutting-edge computing, Destination Earth will allow users to explore interactively the different components of the Earth system and natural and human-induced change. They will be able and to look at the past and present and to test and develop future scenarios.ECMWF, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) are the three organisations entrusted by the EU to achieve this unprecedented endeavour for climate, weather and computing sciences.By pushing the limits of computing and climate sciences, DestinE is a cornerstone of the European Commission's efforts to boost Europe's digital capabilities and the Green Deal actions on climate change and to prevent environmental degradation.The first phase of the programme – its initial implementation phase – will be completed by June 2024. It will focus on configuring, deploying and demonstrating the initial infrastructure building blocks that will support Destination Earth in its future phases.Peter's current role at ECMWF (the European center for medium ranged weather forecasting) is as Director of Destination Earth. Destination Earth is an ambitious initiative of the European Commission to develop a highly accurate digital twin, or replica, of Earth to to monitor and predict the interaction between natural phenomena and human activities. Key to predicting the effects and building resilience to climate changePeter had previously founded and led the ECMWF Scalability Programme which addresses the challenges of operating complex Earth system models on future supercomputing facilities.As Head of the Satellite Section, he has been coordinating all scientific and technical activities related to the efficient use of space-borne observations of the atmosphere, oceans, land and the cryosphere.https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-bauer-712677109/https://www.ecmwf.int/en/about/what-we-do/environmental-services-and-future-vision/destination-earthhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/odessa-primus/https://www.globari.org/If you want better insights into challenges and decisions you or your business are facing, GARI's analytical services are of unmatched complexity and high accuracy - whether your questions are on the green energy transition, trade and supply chains, or political and security related - contact us for a free consultation and see how you can optimise your decision-making.www.globari.org@LinkedIn @GARInstitute) / Twitter

Peter Bauer gehört zu den altgedienten Landtagsabgeordneten der Freien Wähler und sitzt seit 2008 im Maximilianeum. Als Beauftragter der Staatsregierung für Patienten und Pflege hat er sich in dieser Legislaturperiode tief in die Materie des Gesundheitswesen eingearbeitet. Er fordert deutlich mehr Kraftanstrengung für den Ausbau der ambulanten Pflege und 4.000 Euro Grundgehalt für Vollzeitkräfte in Pflegeberufen.

On this week's episode, Gar sits down with Mimecast Co-Founder and CEO, Peter Bauer. Peter talks through his journey in cyber and the genesis of Mimecast, how he navigated the ups and the down, how he maintained an entrepreneurial mindset and culture as the company grew. We then cover what Peter sees as the biggest emerging risks in cyber, and the importance of cyber strategy at a board level.

There are over 7,000 rare diseases affecting over 350 million patients around the world – and each patient is unique, with a different genetic makeup and individual medical needs. Join moderator Ben Legg and rare disease expert Prof. Peter Bauer as they explore the challenges and successes of the rare disease community. Listen in to get an inside look into rare diseases as we embark on a mission for life-changing answers.

Show creators Ken Volante (Creator and Host) and Peter Bauer (Editor and Producer) have a fun converssation that will let you know what THINGS you will see in 2023!We hope you enjoy this conversation and that some of the bigger ideas inspire you in your ART and LIFE.ONE LOVE!Check out Peter's workFlaming Bison- Freeform Cosmic Groove: https://flamingbison.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/NJGdcKfgyp8High Cascade Lakes- Guided Meditations: https://highcascadelakes.bandcamp.com/album/anicca

Das neue Präsidium im Gespräch über die Schwerpunkte der neuen Funktionsperiode. Präsident Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Sommer Vizepräsident Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Peter Bauer, IK für Bauingenieurwesen Sektionsvorsitzende IngenieurkonsulentInnen Dipl.-Ing. Michaela Ragossnig-Angst, MSc. (OU) Stellvertretender Vorsitzender ArchitektInnen Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Günter Katherl Moderation: Leitung Kammerorganisation Eva-Maria Rauber-Cattarozzi

Destination Earth is a high precision digital model of the Earth. It is the EU's flagship initiative to create a digital replica of our entire planet. "This replica is a Digital Twin in fact. It's a gigantic task, that requires the world's biggest computing to create the most precise data to tackle climate change.” That's how Dr. Peter Bauer describes this 7 billion Euro project which he heads. It's part of the EU's Green Deal to tackle climate change and it is meant to provide pinpoint evidence-based support to enable Member States to implement the green transformation. Destination Earth aims to provide the complex software and hardware environment needed for the next generation of very high-resolution prediction models. By 2030, it is expected to have been achieved. DestinE Actors: EU Commission, European Space Agency, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts and European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites Peter Bauer talks about: - How Destination Earth can help the planet to heal - first digitally, then in reality - How to improve our understanding of climate change and enable solutions at global, regional and local level - How to predict where to live safely for the next five decades - What Destination Earth has in common with the Metaverse - Obstacles and finances including the impact of the energy crisis

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: ottonova - Personelle Veränderungen in Vorstand und Aufsichtsrat Dr. Roman Rittweger, Gründer und CEO von ottonova, wechselt zum Jahresende in den Aufsichtsrat der Gesellschaft. Sein Nachfolger wird Dr. Bernhard Brühl, seit 2018 COO von ottonova. Auch für Peter Bauer, CIO von ottonova, stehen die Zeichen auf Veränderung. Er nimmt zum 1. Dezember eine neue Herausforderung in der Medizintechnik an. Europa-Rente PEPP im ersten EU-Land verfügbar Ab sofort können die Slowaken ihre Rente über das europaweite private Altersvorsorgeprodukt PEPP aufstocken. Der slowakische FinTech-Broker Finax hat als erstes europäisches Unternehmen eine Lizenz erhalten, berichtet AssCompact. Die Slowakei hatte die für die Pan European Pension Product (PEPP) - Einführung nötigen Rechtsvorschriften Anfang 2022 verabschiedet. „Maklers Lieblinge 2022“: Allianz bei Klassik vorn Das Magazin procontra veröffentlichte Teilergebnisse der Vermittler-Umfrage „Maklers Lieblinge 2022“. Die Ergebnisse im Bereich Altersvorsorge werden nach Produktklassen sortiert. Bei den klassischen privaten Rentenversicherungen führt deutlich die Allianz mit 21,3 Prozent der 834 abgegebenen Stimmen. Es folgen der Volkswohl Bund mit 7,0 Prozent und die Bayerische mit 6,7 Prozent. Rund jeder fünfte Deutsche tradet Ob Aktien, Fonds oder ETFs – Traden machen nicht mehr nur Banker. U.a. durch Online-Broker, wie Trade Republic oder Scalable Capital, wird Trading auch Privatanlegern leichter zugänglich gemacht. Rund jeder Fünfte in Deutschland gibt an, zu traden. So lauten Ergebnisse der aktuellen Zielgruppen-Analyse "Trader in Deutschland" der Data & Analytics Group YouGov. Sparkassen DirektVersicherung: Gesund beginnt im Mund Pünktlich zum Tag der Zahngesundheit am 25. September präsentiert die Sparkassen DirektVersicherung ihr neuestes Produkt in Zusammenarbeit mit der ALTE OLDENBURGER Krankenversicherung AG: die Zahnzusatzversicherung. Im Angebot sind die Tarife Zahnersatz und Zahnbehandlung, die je nach Bedarf auch kombiniert werden können. BCA AG erweitert Vertriebsmannschaft Der Maklerpool BCA AG verstärkt seine Maklerbetreuung. Mit Mike Oliver Hahnemann Luz (Standard Life), Andreas Bahr (Deutsche Familienversicherung und Helvetia) und Ingo Ternes (R+V bzw. Condor) meldete der Dienstleister aus Oberursel gleich drei Neuzugänge für die bundesweite Maklerbetreuung.

Es die eindringliche Warnung von ExpertInnen vor absehbaren, aber vermeidbaren Mehrkosten für die Steuerzahlenden rund um die "WH-Arena" und ein Appell an Bürgermeister Dr. Michael Ludwig einzuschreiten, bevor es zu spät ist! Die Planenden warnen vor erheblichen Mehrkosten bei gleichzeitigem Qualitätsverlust. • Architektin Hemma Fasch, Gründungspartnerin von fasch&fuchs-Architekten und Universitätsprofessorin an der TU Wien. Ihr Büro arbeitet zu 90 % als Generalplaner für öffentliche Auftraggebende und ist für viele Bildungs- und Kulturprojekte ausgezeichnet worden. • Für die Sektion IngenieurkonsulentInnen: Universitätsprofessor Peter Bauer, geschäftsführender Gesellschafter Werkraum Ingenieure, vielfach ausgezeichnete Planungen, Tragwerksplanungen und Vertreter eines Büros, das zirka 80 % der Aufträge über Wettbewerbe generiert. • Architekt und Universitätsprofessor Heinz Priebernig, ebenso mehrfach ausgezeichnet, von PRIEBERNIG, WIND und Partner ZT GmbH und als Vorsitzender des Ausschusses Wettbewerbe in der zt:Kammer tätig, • mit Generalsekretärin Nina Krämer-Pölkhofer, MSc.

In this Ski Podcast Special, we meet Tony McWilliam, founder of one of the world's leading snowsports brands - Faction Skis. We find out what inspired him to start the company and how it took it to become one of the most famous freestyle ski brands in the world. SHOW NOTES Tony designed my first brochure for my first business, Natives.co.uk You can listen to our Ski Podcast Special with Pat Sharples here Faction skis started in 2003 BoardX took place in Battersea for several years You can listen to our Ski Podcast with Jim Adlington here Other key contacts for Tony in the early years were Phil Martin, Gordy Hughes and Matt Reardon He worked closely with Peter Bauer, founder of Amplid The first range of Faction skis had a waist of 80-110mm Initially the skis were made in Annecy before production moved to Austria Skis like the Seth Pistol were an inspiration Jamie Strachan's designs for Volkl were another influence The first run of Faction skis was just 44 pairs - they now sell 35,000 pairs every year globally Sam Smoothy is a NZ freeride skier Ski Service in Verbier was the first store to stock Faction Skis Tony first met Candide Thovex as a 16-year-old rider in Les Arcs Check out Candide in China here (he took 27 pairs of skis with him for that shoot!) Tony launched an eco-friendly outerwear brand, GHOSTS, on Kickstarter in 2019 He also worked with Eric Pollard - ex-Line Skis - on the launch of the new ski and snowboard range Season Eqpt Find out about Candide's outerwear brand

Ein Urteil, das Folgen haben dürfte: Der Mindestlohn steht ausländischen Betreuungskräften auch für Bereitschaftsdienste zu. Welche Folgen hat das für die Rund-um-die-Uhr-Pflege? Moderation: Stephanie Heinzeller / Gast: Prof. Dr. Peter Bauer, Patienten- und Pflegebeauftragter der Bayerischen Staatsregierung, Mitglied des Bayerischen Landtags (FW)

This week, I sit down with David Brazil and Sarah Pritchard, co-founders of Abolition Apostles. David is a pastor, poet, and translator, and Sarah is a pastor and dancer. They have a baby boy Sam that is very present in the interview. They both also assisted with creating the 4-day “Abolition 2021” virtual benefit music concert featuring members of Mumford and Sons, Lumineers, Molly Tuttle, and many more.  We discuss the details of the event.  The event is a fundraiser to support the funding of a hospitality house located outside of Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. During the episode, we chat about the history of slavery in America and at Angola Prison. We have a conversation that includes many topics, including mass incarceration in the US, “The War on Drugs,” and the history of White Supremacy in the US judicial and legal systems.Please enjoy my conversations with David, Sarah, and … Sam Please follow link to David's recommended New York Times Essay Included in revised pre-show statement *EDIT 5/14

With the onslaught of new music available every day, it's hard for a new artist to stand out. But Caroline Kingsbury isn't going to let that get in her way. Realizing at an early age she wanted to make music, her life was changed forever when family tragedy and an inner awakening showed her the path she was meant to follow. Years spent writing, recording, and touring led to the collection of songs that form her debut album, "Heaven's Just A Flight", a personal and sometimes raw chronicle of her life and the experiences that brought her to where she is today. Listen in as Nick and Caroline explore the pros and cons of being an independent artist in today's social media climate.   HIGHLIGHTS:   [01:36] Caroline discusses her debut full-length album, "Heaven's Just A Flight" [02:14] Caroline attended Belmont University, where she combined her music and her faith [04:12] Caroline picked up the guitar at 13, which led her to songwriting [05:38] Caroline explores her youth, growing up in Florida near Cape Canaveral [06:47] Caroline delves into the creation of her new album, and the collaborations that helped make it happen [09:08] Coming out, especially in her Christian environment, was a "deconstruction" of self for Caroline [10:52] Caroline's brother's cancer triggered a wave of change and turmoil in her life, which led to her finding her true path [15:03] Caroline goes through the process of how she wrote, assembled and released her album as an independent artist [22:43] Caroline discusses the challenge of social media, and the pressure it creates to compare herself to other artists' efforts [26:56] Caroline followed an old boyfriend from Nashville to Los Angeles, but getting out of her comfort zone benefited her creatively [28:57] Caroline got to do a little touring before the pandemic hit [30:09] Caroline gushes about Cyndi Lauper's support for the LGBTQ Community and how she has inspired Caroline's attitude towards her art and her career   Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook. Find out more about today's guest, Caroline Kingsbury Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: @yebbasmith [Caroline's friend Abbey Smith] @thelumineers @cyndilauper @RATM [Rage Against The Machine] @thebeatles @The_Gifted_Music   @pmbauermusic [Peter Bauer of The Walkmen] @TheWalkmen @AlexLahey @NASA @forallmankind_  

This is a special episode with SRTN Producer and Editor Peter Bauer! This episode is quite the happening. It was recorded live at Warbling Creek Studios in the storied lands of Eugene, Oregon. Peter and I talked about the podcast, about music and philosophy. We reflect on the show, where it came from and where it is going.  Peter is a painter, an adventurer, a musical talent, a producer and editor.  Listen to this all the way through!!! Peter's musical projects Blazar, Blotter Paper, and Detour can be found here - http://bit.ly/warblingcreek The episode features two amazing exclusive tracks to this episode!!! The first track is LoFi Beat 2 (unnamed loFi project). The final face-melting extended track features the sonic journey called Blazar. The song  *Cubensie* will take you towards the Vanishing Point and when the track ends it will drop you off on Exit 42 - otherwise known as the nexus between Something and Nothing.  

In der neuesten Folge #22 Michi Bauer & Miniköche haben sich Olli & Tom gleich zwei Gäste eingeladen. Michi und Peter Bauer führen den gleichnamigen Familienbetrieb und brennen für ihre Gäste und die Gastronomie. Zudem engagieren sich die Beiden seit Jahren ehrenamtlich für den Nachwuchs in der Gastronomie-die Miniköche. Um die nötigen Freiräume für das große Engagement in der Branche neben dem eigenen Betrieb zu haben, ist eine perfekt durchorganisierte Küche mit zuverlässiger, moderner Technik unabdingbar. Seit 2017 schmücken somit ein MKN Küchenmeister-Herdblock mit fast sechs Metern Länge und ein kompakter SpaceCombi Kombidämpfer die Küche des Gasthofes. Alle Details zu dem eigenen Betrieb und wie Peter und Michi zu den Miniköchen gekommen sind erfahrt Ihr hier:  https://www.mkn.com/podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/1fxXgBzyF9nEqLsSBdfk1e https://podcasts.apple.com/.../mkn-k%C3.../id1507200782  

In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we look back at the week’s top economics news - focusing on interest rates, inflation and the US presidency. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Peter Bauer, a professor at the University of Johannesburg’s School of Economics. Bauer talks about the latest interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank, the economic shifts to e-commerce, online learning and remote working; the plight of commercial property - especially offices; the role of stimulus locally; and an outlook for the year.

In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we’re looking back the week’s top economics news. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Peter Bauer, a professor at the University of Johannesburg’s School of Economics, to discuss the issues. The discussion focuses on the possible of US election on SA, manufacturing data through the Absa PMI released earlier this week, thoughts around ratings agency,Moody’s take on finance minister Tito Mboweni’s recent mid-term budget speech and what could this mean for future ratings decisions.

In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we’re talking about the week’s top economics news, focusing on new employment and manufacturing data. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Peter Bauer, a professor at the University of Johannesburg’s School of Economics to review the week in economics. The discussion focuses on recent employment figures, manufacturing data, a possible increase of the informal sector, the state of the arts and cultural sector and an outlook of the economy going forward.

In this episode we talk with Niki Van den Broeck and Peter Bauer from Get Into More. We discuss how the hotel meeting sector might change post Covid-19 and we also hear about Get Into More's new initiative to support hotels. It is called the Meeting Survival Pack

Guest: Dr. Peter Bauer, ECMWF Deputy Director of Research & Head of the Scalability ProgrammeIntroduction: I need more power…!! Computing power that is. This has been a major focus for numerical weather prediction in hopes of creating more accurate and detailed predictions of Earth’s systems. The highly touted European Model has long been one of the leaders in numerical weather prediction performance. As the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) prepares to integrate the next generation of supercomputers, model efficiency may suffer as more data is computed at higher resolutions. Current processing capabilities and codes are not adapted to meet these needs. Today’s guest, Dr. Peter Bauer, will outline how they are working with meteorological modellers, computer scientists and hardware providers to make sure the EURO is ready for this upgrade.

For the 15th Anniversary, Paul Maroon, Walter Martin and Peter Bauer look back on writing, recording and touring the classic Walkmen record, 'Bows & Arrows.' In this episode, members of The Walkmen reflect on recording in the south during a hurricane, opening for Incubus after 9/11, a tiger balm incident with Hamilton Leithauser, and the contentious process behind their biggest song, "The Rat."

Earlier this year I visited the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, a European organization that produces global weather forecasts and performs research on how to improve those. The episode has three parts. First, Hilda Carr gives us an overview of the organization, its purpose and its history. Then I talk with Peter Bauer about weather and climate modeling and about encoding these models efficiently in software programs that run on supercomputers. Part three is a conversation with Tony McNally about where the ECMWF gets its data and how it is continuously fed into the "running" model.

Earlier this year I visited the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, a European organization that produces global weather forecasts and performs research on how to improve those. The episode has three parts. First, Hilda Carr gives us an overview of the organization, its purpose and its history. Then I talk with Peter Bauer about weather and climate modeling and about encoding these models efficiently in software programs that run on supercomputers. Part three is a conversation with Tony McNally about where the ECMWF gets its data and how it is continuously fed into the "running" model.

Craft Paper presents their first podcast. In this episode, we are joined by Peter Bauer and Sandra Kay of Peter Bauer Jewelry.

Conversation with Peter Bauer, founder of Amplid Snowboards, about what it is like to get too much snow. Peter lives south of Bavaria, close to the austrian border, « two weeks ago I did not think it possible to have too much snow ». He tells us more about the problems he experienced with this epic snowfall. Une fois n'est pas coutume, un épisode spécial enregistré en anglais, dans la voiture de Peter Bauer sur le parking de Balme à La Clusaz. Peter nous raconte ce que c'est que d'avoir trop de neige, sa situation en ce moment même chez lui, au sud de la Bavière, à la frontière avec l'autriche. Routes, stations et écoles fermées, forêts dangereuses, risque 5, et beaucoup de temps passé à déneiger plutot qu'à rider.

Numerical weather prediction (NWP) is like excellent coffee in the Bay Area: so common that it is now taken for granted, obscuring the decades of expertise, knowledge, and technique underlying the whole operation. In episode 77 of Forecast, Peter Bauer from the European Centre for Medium-range Weather Forecasts tells Mike about the massive and decades-long […]

Interviewgast in Folge 10 des Cloud Computing Report Podcast ist Peter Bauer, Director Sales & Marketing bei der matrix AG.

If you or someone you know has struggled with trying to find a quality and safe senior living community for a loved one, this show is for you! Kristi and Peter from CarePatrol discuss how they help families find a community that will be appropriate for their loved one based on budget, services and activities offered, location, etc. The best part is that their services are totally free. Listen to this episode to learn more!

If you or someone you know has struggled with trying to find a quality and safe senior living community for a loved one, this show is for you! Kristi and Peter from CarePatrol discuss how they help families find a community that will be appropriate for their loved one based on budget, services and activities offered, location, etc. The best part is that their services are totally free. Listen to this episode to learn more!

Back in 2003, tech wasn't exactly having its most glorious days. The bitter taste of the dot-com crash was still pungent. Few entrepreneurs would be blamed for not willing to take a punt by starting a new tech company. Peter Bauer, however, didn't succumb to that too much. He sensed SaaS would outlive that and become the next big thing. Peter placed a bet on a cloud-based email management system and Mimecast was born. From the early days, Mimecast defied rules and expectations. While everyone advised Peter to focus on just one aspect of email, he and his co-founder were religious about creating a supercategory. 15 years on the journey, Peter has had the rare chance to lead the company through all stages, including an IPO. He knows equally well the problems of having 5k in the bank and 35 people on the payroll as well as having 140 million in the bank and figuring what is next. Listen on to hear: How does the thinking behind the product change over time How do you know it's time to move to a new market How Mimecast kept the cultural cohesion as it scaled What is the best way to approach compensation Which is the toughest stage on the journey and how to prepare for it P.S. This conversation was part of a fantastic first stop of SaaStock on Tour in London. The next stop on SaaStock on Tour is Paris on May 3rd. Find out more information https://www.saastock.com/ontour

Kyle Poyar is a self-professed pricing and growth nerd. The latest guest on the SaaS Revolution Show, Kyle is Senior Director of Market Strategy at Openview, one of many speakers we will welcome in Dublin for SaaStock18. His passion lays in seeing how packaging and pricing have the power to build large and enduring business. Kyle helps OpenView's portfolio companies accelerate to top-line growth through deep insights into their market landscape and customers. Kyle recently published an article studying the price changes Netflix introduced https://labs.openviewpartners.com/netflix-pricing-strategy/#.Wnx15pOFjOQ. The point he was making there, as he does so on the podcast as well, is that few companies understand the true effect price increases have on a company's bottom line, a contributing factor to the reluctance of many SaaS founders to charge more. Kyle is also the author of a comprehensive pricing e-book - Mastering SaaS Pricing. http://offers.openviewpartners.com/mastering-saas-pricing Listen on to learn How to be more data-driven in your pricing decisions How to have better pricing conversations with customers What are the signs it's time for a price increase What are the impacts of increasing prices and why no one should be scared of that How do you implement and communicate a price increase P.S. Boston where Kyle comes from, like many other cities around the world, has become a hotspot for SaaS. In the next year, we will visit some of them, bringing SaaStock on Tour, starting with London on March 21st where we'll gather 300 SaaS founders, their executive teams, and local VCs. In an epic day of content, learning, and networking, we will host amazing speakers such as Peter Bauer, who to this date is the only UK headquartered SaaS to IPO with Mimecast, Peter Holten Muhlmann, CEO of one of Europe's greatest scaleups, Trustpilot, and Des Traynor Co-founder of Intercom. To see full agenda and grab yourself a ticket head over to SaaStock.com/ontour/city/london. For a special 20% discount for podcast listeners use code saasrevolution. https://ti.to/saastock/SOT-London/discount/saasrevolution

We talk to Peter Bauer (4-time world champ, freeriding pioneer, and co-founder of Amplid) about the history and culture of snowboarding, its inextricable ties to skiing, and the current health of the sport.TOPICS & TIMES:Growing up in Bavaria, skiing at the age of two, and getting on his first snowboard (4:25)Being asked by Jake Burton to ride for Burton (14:27)The early days of snowboard design (19:30)The early culture — and crusade — of snowboarding (24:57)Snowboarding, self-identification, and the need early on to be "against skiing" (31:37)How the industry and snowboard media hurt the growth of snowboarding (38:19)Which industry currently has the healthiest culture — snowboarding, skiing, surfing, or skateboarding? (46:33)What is the status of park riding today, and what is the status of backcountry riding today? (54:27)As a rider, which of your achievements or titles are you most proud of? (1:01:40)What led you to start Amplid, and what makes Amplid unique? (1:03:19) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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