Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Webb

In this episode, we're talking with Peter Webb, CEO of Nuforma. Although reliatively new to Pilates, Peter brings with him an extensive 25-year background in the HALO sector. We dive into the innovative world of Nuforma, which takes a groundbreaking approach to make Pilates more accessible to a wider audience.  We'll look at how Nuforma's unique reformer units, which come equipped with monitors and self-service functionalities, are transforming traditional Pilates classes. Peter shares insights into the company's journey, including the development of the equipment and its expansion strategy. Whether you're an operator looking to introduce Nuforma to your gym floor or simply interested in the burgeoning Pilates sector, this episode is a must-listen!  About the Nuforma, Webb states, "Obviously, this is a a much different type of unit than you would have versus a 'classical' reformer. It's made of steel. It's German engineered. It has the monitor, and so on. We've also added a new element-a weight plate system."  Key themes discussed Nuforma launches new equipment in Pilates market. Pilates studios expanded; personalized workouts with monitors. $17,000 German-engineered reformer with gyrotonic-like features. Pilates classes on gym floors, self-service concept. Nuforma total immersion-enhancing a personalized Pilates experience. Recurring revenue model similar to razor blades. A few key takeaways:  1. Introduction of Nuforma: Peter discusses the unique aspects of Nuforma Pilates, which looks to modernize and make Pilates more accessible to a wider audience. The Nuforma reformer incorporates a monitor with pre-recorded classes and a 'sound shower' speaker system, allowing users to have individualized workouts within a group setting. 2. Expansion and Accessibility: 'Traditional Pilates' classes often face issues of limited capacity and specialized appeal. Nuforma's model allows for flexible scheduling and self-guided workouts, making Pilates more readily available and lowers the barrier to entry.  3. Pivot from Studios to Manufacturing: Although Nuforma operates five studios, the company is shifting focus to manufacturing and selling its reformers. This includes making them commercially available to gyms, hospitality sectors, and other multi-site operators, as opposed to focusing solely on expanding its studio network. 4. Franchise and Global Reach: Nuforma is exploring franchising. They have already established franchises in Australia and Saudi Arabia and are working on launching in the UK. This aligns with their mission to make Pilates a more 'mainstream' fitness activity globally. 5. Unique Equipment Features and Benefits: The Nuforma reformer is distinct from other Pilates equipment because it is designed to cater to different mobility levels and body types. It includes a weight plate system and a high-low pulley system, which are not typically found in 'classical' reformers. This makes it versatile and user-friendly, appealing to a broader audience and providing a fuller range of movement options. Click here to download transcript.  Resources:  Peter Webb: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterawebb  Nuforma: https://www.nuforma.net  Prospect Wizard: http://www.theprospectwizard.com Promotion Vault: http://www.promotionvault.com HigherDose: http://www.higherdose.com  Connect With Us:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehaloadvisors/?hl=en  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Integritysquare  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@halotalks  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/integrity-square/  Website: https://www.halotalks.com

Bet Angel founder Peter Webb is our special guest on the Betting 360 podcast to discuss his decades of experience in finding an edge on the Betfair exchange. We delve into Peter's journey from his early days as a punter and his decision to pursue a career in betting and trading. Peter shares great insights on the challenges of early adoption and the evolution of liquidity on the Betfair exchange, trading strategies, horse racing markets, the current betting landscape, the power of data, in-play betting and automated versus manual trading. This podcast is brought to you by TopSport. ----

In this podcast, Hasan Muslemani speaks to Peter Webb about the key role that shipping of CO2 plays in enabling a carbon capture and storage (CCS) market, especially for industrial emitters who are not in proximity to a pipeline network. The podcast highlights the technical challenges involved in CO2 shipping and how it compares to […] The post OIES Podcast – CO2 shipping for Carbon Capture and Storage appeared first on Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.

Avec Leonard Cohen, Paul McCartney et Roger Hodgson. En 1984, Leonard Cohen triomphe en France et dans son pays d'origine, le Canada, avec “Hallelujah”, repris par John Cale ou Jeff Buckley au milieu des 90's. Année particulière pour Paul McCartney avec son nouvel album "Give My Regards To Broad Street", bande originale du film du même nom avec “No More Lonely Nights” au magnifique solo de guitare de David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) , réalisé par Peter Webb et dont le scénario est signé McCartney, il y joue avec sa femme Linda et Ringo Starr. Grand retour du groupe britannique Deep Purple qui se reforme pour l'enregistrement de “Perfect Strangers” (Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Ian Paice et Jon Lord). Débuts de l'ex-Supertramp, le chanteur et guitariste Roger Hodgson qui lance en solo avec un premier album “In The Eye of The Storm”. --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent l'univers rock, au travers de thèmes comme ceux de l'éducation, des rockers en prison, les objets de la culture rock, les groupes familiaux et leurs déboires, et bien d'autres, chaque matin dans Coffee on the Rocks à 6h30 et rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Liam Tracy is a creative force. He has worked as a creative director with massive companies such as Peloton, ROC Nation, Burton, Faherty bros, Colling Media, Mr. Purple, Kachava and more… Under his alias, "Duppy", Liam creates beautiful, poppy paintings that carry influences from skate and street art. His work is reminiscent of a beautiful blend of Barry Mcgee, Ed Templeton and Peter Webb. Liam has embarked on starting his own creative agency this year, aptly called Duppy Design. He is looking to expand his network and sharing in his artistic vision. He will be showing his art the Rockaway Beach Surf Club starting on August 12th and he is our guest on this episode of the Swell Season Surf Podcast. For more information on Liam Tracy you can visit: www.liamtracy.com or follow her on Instagram at @liam_duppyHer latest show will be on display at The Rockaway Beach Surf Club on August 12th. 302 Beach 87th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11693www.rockawaybeachsurfclub.comThe Swell Season Podcast is recorded by The NewsStand Studio at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Network. www.swellseasonsurfradio.comMusic: Artist: Bob MarleySong: Duppy Conqueror

Peter Webb. We can learn so much from the lives of others! That is one of the reasons the Bible contains so many accounts of real people. We can learn from their victories, be cautioned by their failures, and evaluate the result of their approach to life with God. In Hebrews, we are encouraged to “...consider the outcome of their way of life…” (13:7). We will consider the outcomes of Daniel, Ruth, and Elijah, among others. But it all starts with Father God: understanding Him is the foundation for understanding everyone else’s life story.

Welcome to episode two and three of The Good Oil, conversations with Aotearoa painters. In this episode (part one of a two part interview) I visit Sir Grahame Sydney at his home and studio in the Cambrian Valley in the Maniototo, Central Otago. In over 50yrs of practice Grahame has made a huge contribution to NZ art, receiving a knighthood in 2021 for services to art. His work is held widely in public and private collections including Te Papa, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Taamaki, Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu, Dunedin Public Art Gallery and the Ballin Collection.I know this is a bit presumptuous doing this so early in the life of this podcast, but the conversation with Grahame was a long one, with it being so entertaining and interesting I've decided to present all of it, but split it into two episodes.In this, part one, you'll hear Grahame talk about his early years and discovering Central Otago, his miserable move to London, establishing his practice, agonising over if $200 was too much to try to sell a painting for, his close proximity to so much of New Zealand contemporary art history including encounters with Derek Ball, Ralph Hotere, Jeffery Harris, Brent Wong, Colin MacCahon, Michael Smither and Peter Webb, and the bewildering experience of security not letting him into his first Auckland exhibition because he didn't have a ticket.Sir Grahame Sydney Web Page

Peter Webb. Let me introduce you to Jesus: He is the Word in the beginning, God in the flesh, full of grace and truth. He came to seek and save the lost. He embodies the kingdom of God at hand. He fulfills the Law and Prophets. In this series, we will spend two weeks studying how Jesus is portrayed in each gospel account. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John emphasize different aspects of who he is, but in all their accounts Jesus says the same thing he says to you today: “follow me.”

Peter Webb. Let me introduce you to Jesus: He is the Word in the beginning, God in the flesh, full of grace and truth. He came to seek and save the lost. He embodies the kingdom of God at hand. He fulfills the Law and Prophets. In this series, we will spend two weeks studying how Jesus is portrayed in each gospel account. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John emphasize different aspects of who he is, but in all their accounts Jesus says the same thing he says to you today: “follow me.”

Peter Webb. Have you ever felt so overjoyed that you burst into song? This Christmas season we will study the jubilant songs sung by Mary, Zechariah, and the Angels as recorded in the Christmas narrative in Luke 1 and 2. Their elation to the news of the Messiah being born is evident and contagious. In this series we will join in the joyous truth of their melodic proclamations!

System 3 Thinking will set you on your way to making wise decisions when uncertainty is high, and the consequences are serious, and this could not be more needed than right now. Enjoy  the discussion with Peter Webb and the CCS Team

Peter Webb. There are spiritual forces of evil at work in the world around us - built into the culture. We live in enemy occupied territory! But the rightful king has landed. Jesus came, and we are invited to join him in taking a stand - a beautiful resistance. In this series, we will explore how to stand for God’s truth in a world of confusion and compromise.

Peter Webb. There are spiritual forces of evil at work in the world around us - built into the culture. We live in enemy occupied territory! But the rightful king has landed. Jesus came, and we are invited to join him in taking a stand - a beautiful resistance. In this series, we will explore how to stand for God’s truth in a world of confusion and compromise.

Peter Webb. Often, “worship” is understood as the singing portion at the beginning of a church gathering, before announcements and the sermon. But is this half hour each week the ultimate expression of our worship to the Lord? Jesus said that the Father is seeking those who will worship Him in spirit and truth. As we seek to know Him and love Him more, we become who we were created to be: a people marked by closeness with the Spirit of God. www.newdaycommunity.org

Peter Webb. Often, “worship” is understood as the singing portion at the beginning of a church gathering, before announcements and the sermon. But is this half hour each week the ultimate expression of our worship to the Lord? Jesus said that the Father is seeking those who will worship Him in spirit and truth. As we seek to know Him and love Him more, we become who we were created to be: a people marked by closeness with the Spirit of God. www.newdaycommunity.org

Peter Webb. What’s our goal when we gather as the Body of Christ? This month, we’ll look at aspects of how to use our individual gifts and identity in the gathering of the saints. This includes some of how the Bible defines roles for men and women, as well as the use of spiritual gifts. Though this is too big a topic to fully cover in one month, we hope to help create clarity and freedom in the functioning of the gifts God has given each individual. www.newdaycommunity.org

Peter Webb. What’s our goal when we gather as the Body of Christ? This month, we’ll look at aspects of how to use our individual gifts and identity in the gathering of the saints. This includes some of how the Bible defines roles for men and women, as well as the use of spiritual gifts. Though this is too big a topic to fully cover in one month, we hope to help create clarity and freedom in the functioning of the gifts God has given each individual. www.newdaycommunity.org

Peter Webb. Easter is the annual reminder that through faith in Christ we have access to hope that overcomes life’s greatest challenges. In the final days of Christ’s life we see Him go from the extremes of jubilation in the triumphant entry to the depth of despair as He cried out “It is finished” on the Cross. The message of the resurrection is the message of Hope.

Peter Webb. Easter is the annual reminder that through faith in Christ we have access to hope that overcomes life’s greatest challenges. In the final days of Christ’s life we see Him go from the extremes of jubilation in the triumphant entry to the depth of despair as He cried out “It is finished” on the Cross. The message of the resurrection is the message of Hope.

Cinephiles Scott and Marty welcome fellow Fab Four fanatic A.J. Richardson for a super-sized tour through the Beatles' solo film careers. Core Connections:How I Won the War (1967, Dir. Richard Lester)The Magic Christian (1969, Dir. Joseph McGrath)Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979, Dir. Terry Jones)Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984, Dir. Peter Webb)

Peter Webb. 2 Tim. 2:15, "Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth." This series will equip us with practical tools to better understand Scripture. Each week we will explore different aspects of “accurately handling” the Bible.

Peter Webb. 2 Tim. 2:15, "Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth." This series will equip us with practical tools to better understand Scripture. Each week we will explore different aspects of “accurately handling” the Bible.

Peter Webb. John 1:14 “The Word became human and made His home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen His glory, the glory of the Father's one and only Son.” This series will explore the Bible, God’s Word, as the revelation of Jesus. The Bible in the life of a disciple is inseparable from our relationship with Jesus.

Ann Etter of Northfield, Minn., recommends her favorite way to relax after a hard day of work: watching a performance by Northfield-based jazz ensemble Sweet Jazz. True to their name, the four-piece (sometimes five-piece) ensemble plays jazz standards, B-side jazz tunes that might be new for listeners and originals by pianist Peter Webb. Etter loves the way the ensemble matches their set to the seasons: “You see them in the spring, and it's going to feel more peppy. You see them in the fall, and it's going to feel more crisp. It's just an immersive experience.” Sweet Jazz's next live, outdoor performance is Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Contented Cow, overlooking the Cannon River in downtown Northfield. Kasey Southwick danced ballet for years with Continental Ballet Co. in Bloomington, and now she's looking forward to relaxing in the audience for its “Beer & Ballet” performance on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Schneider Theater at the Bloomington Center for the Arts. Southwick says the one-night event is a chill atmosphere that makes for an excellent introduction for adults who are new to ballet. The evening features a mix of short dance numbers choreographed by the director and by members of the company, set to a mix of classical and contemporary music. And, yes, the ticket price includes one beer.  Masks are recommended by the ballet company, which has this COVID-19 protocol: “We request that if you are not vaccinated you test negative before attending the theater in consideration for the safety of those around you.”  Novelist and playwright Kathleen Anne Kenny shared about a fellow Winona artist who's written for page and stage. Margaret Shaw Johnson's pandemic project was to transform her previous play “The Haunting of Potter's Field” into an illustrated book of narrative poems by the same name. The inspiration arose from Johnson's walks through Winona's historic Woodlawn Cemetery and its potter's field, where those who could not afford a burial plot were laid to rest. Based on historical research and supplemented with imagination, the poems tell a selection of stories about those whose lives ended in Winona. There will be a book launch on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Winona History Center, including a gallery show of the book's illustrations by Twin Cities artist Jared Tuttle and a performance of some of the original music that was composed for the theatrical production.

In Episode 35, Matt and Chris speak with CMSgt Peter Webb, Command Chief for the 919th Special Operations Wing and Battalion Chief for the Dothan Fire Department. Chief Webb entered the Army Reserves as a Firefighter in 1989. In 1998, he joined the Air Force Reserves to work as a Firefighter for the 919th Special Operations Wing at Duke Field, Florida, and eventually landed an opportunity to serve as the Command Chief - a position he still holds today. He has also served as a Firefighter and is currently a Battalion Chief for the Dothan Fire Department in Alabama. He joins us today to talk about his experience in the military, his experience as a firefighter in Dothan, and shares a first-hand account of a “mayday” situation where he was the Incident Commander.

This Friday - September 3rd, 2021 - Bandcamp has announced that they are waiving their fees for to help support artists impacted by the pandemic. This means that if you buy music on Friday this week the artist actually gets all the money (minus paypal or credit card processing fees). Learn more: https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-fridays-2021 We thought this was a good opportunity to share some of our favorite albums so that you may fill up your bandcamp shopping cart this friday. Here are the links to the albums we talk about: Moondog - "H'art Songs" https://moondog.bandcamp.com/album/hart-songs Mirna Bogdanovic - "Confrontation" https://mirnabogdanovic.bandcamp.com/album/confrontation Horse Lords - "Interventions" https://horselords.bandcamp.com/album/interventions Anna Webber - "Idiom" https://annawebber.bandcamp.com/album/idiom Mick Jenkins - "Water[s]" https://themickjenkins.bandcamp.com/album/water-s Coma Cluster Void - "Mind Cemeteries" https://comaclustervoid.bandcamp.com/album/mind-cemeteries The Dirty Snacks Ensemble - "Tidy Universe" https://thedirtysnacksensemble.bandcamp.com/album/tidy-universe Duke - “Uingizaji Hewa” https://nyegenyegetapes.bandcamp.com/album/uingizaji-hewa Hollie Cook - "Vessel of Love" https://holliecook.bandcamp.com/album/vessel-of-love Peter Webb - "home" https://aliminalspace.bandcamp.com/track/home In-Dreamview - “Reverie” https://in-dreamview.bandcamp.com/album/reverie Robert Stillman - "Reality (U.S.)" https://archaicfuturerecordings.bandcamp.com/album/reality-u-s Ocrilim - “Annwn” https://ocrilim.bandcamp.com/album/annwn Ulrika Spacek - “Suggestive Listening EP” https://ulrikaspacek.bandcamp.com/

Peter Webb

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Peter Webb is an organisational psychologist who has a passion for all things related to wisdom and decision making. In this conversation he shares;His early experience at age 14 crossing a bridge that was about to collapse over a torrid river in Papua New Guinea and what this taught him,What is wisdom and how is it cultivated,What is System 3 thinking and decision making,The WISE framework for decision making,The T3 profile, and much moreEffective leaders will always outperform ineffective leaders over time!Hi, I am Pod O'Sullivan.For over twenty years I have coached, mentored and supported corporate leaders and leadership teams all over the world to become impactful, effective and high performing.This is a podcast that taps into that experience. It is recorded for and about senior business leaders, C suite leaders, Founders and CEO's.I interview leaders and experts about ways to optimise leadership.What are the useful habits and thinking patterns?What are the secrets to high-performing teams?How do they continue to nurture their effectiveness day after day?In other words, what is their leadership diet?www.theleadershipdiet.com

In the last episode I spoke with Peter Webb. I reflect on that conversation and offer some suggestions on how to implement some of his ideas.Peter Webb is an organisational psychologist who has a passion for all things related to wisdom and decision making. In our conversation he shared;His early experience at age 14 crossing a bridge that was about to collapse over a torrid river in Papua New Guinea and what this taught him,What is wisdom and how is it cultivated,What is System 3 thinking and decision making,The WISE framework for decision making,The T3 profile, and much moreEffective leaders will always outperform ineffective leaders over time!Hi, I am Pod O'Sullivan.For over twenty years I have coached, mentored and supported corporate leaders and leadership teams all over the world to become impactful, effective and high performing.This is a podcast that taps into that experience. It is recorded for and about senior business leaders, C suite leaders, Founders and CEO's.I interview leaders and experts about ways to optimise leadership.What are the useful habits and thinking patterns?What are the secrets to high performing teams?How do they continue to nurture their effectiveness day after day?In other words, what is their leadership diet?www.theleadershipdiet.com

Peter Webb joins Alex on the podcast to talk about his unique approach to sports trading through psychology, how he's adapted his methods over time and much, much more! You can find Peter: Twitter: @betangel Youtube:  @Bet Angel  Website: https://www.betangel.com/   1 WEEK FREE TRIAL OF TRADEMATE http://tradematesports.com/   TRADEMATE CORE A tool for new and aspiring sports bettors and traders: https://tradematesports.com/core    TRADEMATE PRO A tool for professional sports bettors and traders: https://tradematesports.com/pro   SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram ➠ https://www.instagram.com/tradematesports/ Facebook ➠ https://www.facebook.com/TrademateSports Twitter ➠ https://twitter.com/TrademateSports   BLOG:  Learn more about how you can improve your betting on our blog ➠ http://blog.tradematesports.com/

In this episode, podcast hosts Breanna Bregel and Nikki Fideldy-Doll talk to MARSfarm CEO and co-founder about how agriculture teachers can use MARSfarm equipment in their agriculture education classes. He also shares about the Growing Beyond Earth project with NASA. This episode is sponsored by iCEV Media. Like Here by the Owl Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Have a future topic idea or wish to be a guest? Message Here by the Owl Podcast on social media.

Simon reveals his love of Quokkas, while Mick's sceptical view of Australia's charms is well and truly challenged by Oz aficionados, Charlotte Hindle and Peter Webb.

Interview: PETER WEBB Peter Webb started his punting life as a teenage data-cruncher who came up with a formula to predict draws in football. His efforts resulted in first dividends with Littlewoods Pools and being banned by betting shops after a brace of touches in quick succession. Disillusioned, he concentrated on a career in the retail arm of computing. Things changed for him with the advent of betting exchanges where he saw opportunities for his analytical approach. He soon became a very successful trader utilising software he, with help from program writers, developed. This trading interface, originally only intended for personal use, morphed in the Bet Angel business – now a leading tool for exchange punters. Since Betfair’s launch in 2000 Peter has become one of the globe’s biggest exchange players trading huge figures over that period, activity that continues today. In this series of interviews with Simon Nott, Peter tells his story with some useful insights, anecdotes and trading tips he’s learnt along the way, meet Bet Angel’s Peter Webb. Meeting Peter Webb.

In this episode of the podcast, we catch up with Peter Webb. Peter is a graduate in Darden's Executive MBA Class of 2019, and he is also a former US Army Special Forces Officer. After graduating from Darden, Peter founded a hydroponic farming venture, Grow.DC, and we recently connected with him via Zoom to talk about his background, how he decided to pursue an MBA, what inspired him to launch Grow.DC and much more.

Peter is experienced in coaching, organisational development and culture change. He is passionate about helping individuals, teams and organisations find new forms of thinking. Peter believes leaders and their teams need wisdom now more than ever to successfully navigate the dilemmas of our times. We talk about the psychology of wisdom, complexity and what Peter calls System 3 thinking and the six related competencies. Peter also shares his WISE framework, a checklist to help leaders avoid biases and assumptions to make wiser decisions.

In this episode, Jeremy E. Poock, Esq., founder of Senior Attorney Match (www.seniorattorneymatch.com), Ari P. Kornhaber, Esq., Co-founder and Executive Vice President of Esquire Bank (www.esquirebank.com), and Peter Webb, a founding member and Senior Vice President of Scorpion (www.scorpion.co) discuss intelligent growth opportunities for Trial Attorney Firms to thrive and not just survive during the Covid-19 era. Webb identifies the 3 major problems that Trial Attorney Firms face today: (i) Generating more/better cases; (ii) Getting in front of the types of cases that Trial Attorneys want; and (iii) Wasting money on case acquisition costs. Webb defines “Intelligent Growth for Trial Attorneys” as the strategic expansion of (i) Cases; (ii) Firm size; (iii) Geography; and (iv) Market share. Kornhaber stresses the need for Trial Attorney Firms to “plan for long game now,” starting by projecting case inventory revenues for the next 12, 24, and 36 months. Kornhaber explains the benefits that case cost financing offers to Trial Attorneys and describes the Case Cost Line of Credit and Working Capital Line of Credit that Esquire Bank offers to Trial Attorney Firms. Webb and Kornhaber discuss the interplay between investing in Internet Marketing Strategies and operational infrastructure for growing Trial Attorney Firms, including how Esquire Bank's case cost financing can free-up financial resources for Trial Attorneys to: (i) Improve their firm's brand; (ii) Generate new cases; and (iii) Invest in operational infrastructure to position themselves for growth. Poock shares the “Win-Win” opportunities that Senior Attorney trial lawyers present to growing Trial Attorney Firms, including: (i) Adding new cases; (ii) Adding new referral sources; and (iii) Bringing 30+ years of trial experience that often results in increasing a growing Trial Attorney Firm's overall case values.

In this episode, Peter Webb, SVP and Angela Wearn, EVP of Scorpion's Personal Injury Law Division (www.scorpion.co) provide tips and developing best practices as Trial Attorneys evaluate and pivot their Internet Marketing Strategies in response to the global Coronavirus Pandemic. As Peter recommends, “Take a fresh look at how your firm is perceived online. . . because that is a critical component to acquiring new clients today.” Angela and Peter address the current and future opportunities that Zoom and other video conferencing platforms offer to Trial Attorneys. As Angela states, “Speed in marketing is really the name of the game. The person who gets to a client first statistically will sign them.” In response to Poock commenting about the “incredibly personal” nature of Zoom when communicating with clients, Peter adds, “It is fantastic new addition that all firms should embrace.” As Internet Marketing advice for the remainder of 2020, Peter and Angela emphasize the importance for Trial Attorneys to (i) remain front, center, and present for their clients; and (ii) review the interplay between their operational infrastructure and Internet Marketing Strategy. As Peter comments about the impact of the Pandemic: “From this, things change, and you need to change with it.”

BritCham Indonesia held a tax round-table discussion with our corporate member, The Fry Group, on Tuesday, 5 May 2020. This interactive discussion was especially for international expatriates temporarily re-positioned from Indonesia during this pandemic, and featured Peter Webb, the Head of International Tax at The Fry Group. The relaxed but highly insightful discussion was focused on addressing important issues that all British expat should be aware of, such as taxation, land and property concerns, as well as the UK Government's advice regarding the pandemic. Further questions by the meeting participants in regards to what is best to do at this current situation were also discussed. We would like to thank Peter Webb, The Fry Group, and all the attendees for attending this discussion. BritCham Indonesia is committed to offering relevant webinars and programs aimed at providing solutions to problems faced in this current crisis.

In this episode, Peter Webb, SVP and Angela Wearn, EVP of Scorpion's Personal Injury Law Division (www.scorpion.co) provide tips and developing best practices as Trial Attorneys evaluate and pivot their Internet Marketing Strategies in response to the global Coronavirus Pandemic. As Peter recommends, “Take a fresh look at how your firm is perceived online. . . because that is a critical component to acquiring new clients today.” Angela and Peter address the current and future opportunities that Zoom and other video conferencing platforms offer to Trial Attorneys. As Angela states, “Speed in marketing is really the name of the game. The person who gets to a client first statistically will sign them.” In response to Poock commenting about the “incredibly personal” nature of Zoom when communicating with clients, Peter adds, “It is fantastic new addition that all firms should embrace.” As Internet Marketing advice for the remainder of 2020, Peter and Angela emphasize the importance for Trial Attorneys to (i) remain front, center, and present for their clients; and (ii) review the interplay between their operational infrastructure and Internet Marketing Strategy. As Peter comments about the impact of the Pandemic: “From this, things change, and you need to change with it.”

Peter Webb, Bobby Ravan, and Angela Wearn are all members of Scorpion. Peter is the Senior Vice President of Sales and has been with Scorpion for over 18 years since it was founded in 2001. Bobby has been with the company for just under 5 years and is the Director of Corporate Marketing. Angela is the Executive Vice President of Personal Injury and has been with Scorpion for nearly 6 years and has held several positions. On This Episode, We Discuss ...•Thinking About Your Strategy - What Clients / Cases Are You Looking For?•What Is Omni-Channel Marketing and How Can It Benefit Your Firm•Branding Concepts and Why Branding Is So Important

Join Dr. Darrell Wolfe and Peter Webb as they discuss the truth behind farming, where your food comes from, vibration, frequency and what creates energy within the soil. What are you really putting into your body? - EP116

David is joined by new guest Peter Webb to talk about this family-friendly matinee feature, currently streaming on the Criterion Channel.

Each week, artists from Atlanta and beyond visit the Creative Loafing offices to perform a handful of original tunes. Now, in addition to our weekly video live-stream in the archives, our weekly LFTA sessions are now available in high-quality audio format. Tune in and find your new favorite bands! Produced and Mixed by Jacob Chisenhall

In this episode of the podcast, I spoke with Dr. Peter Webb who is a university lecturer of Arabic literature at Universiteit Leiden. Dr. Webb’s research focuses on literature and culture of pre-modern Islam and in this podcast, we discuss the origins of Arabness and his book Imaging the Arabs – Arab Identity and the Rise of Islam.

Venture Café Executive Director Tyler Mathews kicks off the show with Michael and Travis. Can we grow plants on Mars? Peter Webb of MARSFarm explains controlled environment growth chambers and how students in the classroom can help. Editing the genes of plants on Earth is our next topic with Annie Saltarikos (Biotech Transformation Lead at Bayer). Chris Goodson takes us on a tour of the new Fields Foods location on Washington Avenue.

Host Chad Radford speaks with musician Peter Webb.

Peter Webb, Founder of Webb 360 Consultancy, is a leader in small cap market investment after decades working in the sector to amplify the added value of advisory services for SME's. Peter joined us to discuss what happened in 2018, explaining why small caps went from being standout performers to a sell-off, and shared his predictions for 2019, from what will hold the market to specific stocks worth investigating.

Welcome to the 29th CONKERS’ CORNER. In this interview I have the privilege of speaking with award winning Investment Fund Manager @gervais_mam Gervais Williams. He is currently the Managing Director of Miton Group Plc, where he and the team monitor the market trend changes beyond the credit boom, and aim to set up funds with investment strategies harnessing forthcoming investment trends. Gervais grew up in Abergavenny in Monmouthshire; a county in South East Wales. As the son of a Farmer, he had always liked business but did not know how he was going to get into it. He attended the University of Liverpool where he attained an Engineering Degree and went onto become a Chartered Engineer. It was in 1985 that Gervais made the switch into the Investment industry, after successfully applying for a Trainee Fund Manager role at the Throgmorton Investment Trust. He started analysing small companies, did his industry exams and remained with the group for five years. Gervais first “dabbled a bit” in stocks and shares during the Thatcher revolution and the Conservative government’s de-nationalisation policy of utilities and services. He participated in some of the privatisations, however he admits that he has never really invested that much of his own personal account, preferring instead to invest in the funds he worked for. He states that when he started analysing small companies they were in fashion and were central to all portfolios His criteria then was to look for small companies which generated good earnings growth, with lowish PEs and limited downside risk. Gervais says that there were a lot of bankruptcies at that time and you had to be mindful of their accounting policy issues. Gervais became an Investment Manager in UK & Irish Small Cap Stocks at Thornton Investment Management (now part of Dresdner Bank) in July 1990. It was during this time that he worked with Peter Webb, managing the Thornton UK Smaller Companies Unit Trust. In March 1993 Gervais was appointed as a Fund Manager with Gartmore Asset Management. There he gained an extensive experience of investing in quoted stocks in the UK and Ireland, with a particular interest in companies with smaller market capitalisations. He headed up the UK Small Cap Desk for many years running portfolios such as UK & Irish Smaller Companies, Gartmore Growth plc, Gartmore Irish Growth Trust plc and Gartmore Fledgling Trust plc.During this period of success the team collected many investment awards. The humble Gervais once said that he joined Gartmore at “a fortuitous time as it coincided with a major shift in the markets after a prolonged period of recession”. He remained with Gartmore for nearly eighteen years. When Gervais decided to leave Gartmore he did so with the intention of looking at all the opportunities available to him before choosing to the best in join Miton Group in March 2011. To build up the assets under management and was able to offer investors opportunities to invest new strategies and funds. Since 2011 Miton have established four new funds that Gervais has managed along with Martin Turner, and taken on the mandate for The Investment Company plc. These funds have genuinely active investment strategies. The funds are: the Diverse Income Trust Investment Trust, the CF Miton UK Multi Cap Income OEIC, the CF Miton UK Smaller Companies OEIC and the Miton UK Microcap Trust. On a professional level Gervais has remained focused on small stocks throughout his career. So much so that his experience and passion for that niche led to him writing his book “The Future is Small” http://www.thefutureissmall.com/ explaining the unique characteristics of the UK’s AIM market for smaller, growing companies. When Gervais joined Miton they issued their Full Year results in April 2011 with Funds under Management of £1.7 Billion. Last month Miton http://www.mitongroup.com/ published their Interim results which showed they had £2.542 Billion in Assets under Management. Listen n...

How close do you live to your local grocery store? Most of us don't know. As long as it's close to home, it's not a problem. But when you don't have a local grocery store, or you have one but it's too far away to get to without transportation, figuring out how you'll buy your groceries becomes a big problem. For the past decade, Americans have driven an average of 6 miles between home and their closest grocery store. For rural Americans, especially those in the South, the trip can be much longer. This phenomenon is called a food desert. Food deserts aren't mere inconveniences to the people who live within one; they're an example of food insecurity and they negatively affect public health. Today, we are joined by Peter Webb, inventor of Food Computer kits and an avid supporter of OpenAg. We discover more about OpenAg and how Peter is providing solutions to those living in food deserts.

How close do you live to your local grocery store? Most of us don't know. As long as it's close to home, it's not a problem. But when you don't have a local grocery store, or you have one but it's too far away to get to without transportation, figuring out how you'll buy your groceries becomes a big problem. For the past decade, Americans have driven an average of 6 miles between home and their closest grocery store. For rural Americans, especially those in the South, the trip can be much longer. This phenomenon is called a food desert. Food deserts aren't mere inconveniences to the people who live within one; they're an example of food insecurity and they negatively affect public health. Today, we are joined by Peter Webb, inventor of Food Computer kits and an avid supporter of OpenAg. We discover more about OpenAg and how Peter is providing solutions to those living in food deserts.

How close do you live to your local grocery store? Most of us don't know. As long as it's close to home, it's not a problem. But when you don't have a local grocery store, or you have one but it's too far away to get to without transportation, figuring out how you'll buy your groceries becomes a big problem. For the past decade, Americans have driven an average of 6 miles between home and their closest grocery store. For rural Americans, especially those in the South, the trip can be much longer. This phenomenon is called a food desert. Food deserts aren't mere inconveniences to the people who live within one; they're an example of food insecurity and they negatively affect public health. Today, we are joined by Peter Webb, inventor of Food Computer kits and an avid supporter of OpenAg. We discover more about OpenAg and how Peter is providing solutions to those living in food deserts.

In this episode of the First Loved podcast, Mark Fee interviews one of our long-time lead facilitators Peter Webb. Pete shares about his first experience with FLM, how the practices have helped him be able to minister to people at church and in the workplace, and how it has become a regular way for him and his wife to share in God's love. THANK YOU, PETE!

Fragmentos de textos criados para Na forma de nós mesmos, narrados nas vozes de Dorothy Lenner, Tilsa Otta, Elaine Fontana e Peter Webb / Fragments of texts created for the artwork In the Shape of Us, in the voices of Dorothy Lenner, Tilsa Otta, Elaine Fontana and Peter Webb

Peter Webb. “Communication - Our Words Shape Our World” God created the world by speaking. He then made us in His image. Jesus is called “the Word” in John 1, and that “Through him God made all things; not one thing in all creation was made without him.” Now we represent Jesus in our world. Our words have the power to shape our lives, our culture, and our world. This series will teach us how to have creative life-giving communication.

Peter Webb. “Communication - Our Words Shape Our World” God created the world by speaking. He then made us in His image. Jesus is called “the Word” in John 1, and that “Through him God made all things; not one thing in all creation was made without him.” Now we represent Jesus in our world. Our words have the power to shape our lives, our culture, and our world. This series will teach us how to have creative life-giving communication.

This incredible story relates how the negatives got lost, and then found again, Andy Warhol doing the cover for the album instead and more amazing never heard before stuff. The book that is published by Ormond Yard Press contains the entire surviving archive from Peter Webb’s 1971 Sticky Fingers session with The Rolling Stones. Incredibly, two thirds of the photographs in the book have never been published. Must hear!!

Patrik Collén, en svensk hiphopproducentlegend, föddes i Sundsvall i början av 70-talet. Efter att ha upptäckt hiphopen under mitten av 80-talet kom han att bilda en producentduo med sin vän Peter Webb. Collén & Webb började producera lokala akter och fick släppa sin första musik bland annat med Melodie MC och Bakers of the Holy … Continue reading "Avsnitt 53 – Patrik Collén/Collén & Webb"