Podcast appearances and mentions of phil jacobson

Host Mike G. speaks with Mongabay reporters whose new investigations reveal a major and illegal shark finning operation by one of China's largest fishing fleets, and the role of a giant Japanese company, Mitsubishi, in buying that fleet's products. Through an exhaustive interview process with deckhands who worked throughout the company's fleet, Mongabay's Phil Jacobson and Basten Gokkon revealed that Dalian Ocean Fishing's massive operation deliberately used banned gear to target sharks across a huge swath of the western Pacific Ocean. The Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission is currently meeting to discuss policies that would crack down even further on use of this gear, and we speak with Jacobson who is there covering the event. We also speak with Japan-based reporter Annelise Giseburt who was able to verify that the illegal operation benefited greatly from selling a massive share of its tuna catch to the Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi. The investigations: Exclusive: Shark finning rampant across Chinese tuna firm's fleet How Mitsubishi vacuumed up tuna from a rogue Chinese fishing fleet Please invite your friends to subscribe to the Mongabay Newscast wherever they get podcasts, from Apple to Spotify, or download our free app in the Apple App Store or in the Google Store to get access to our latest episodes at your fingertips. If you enjoy the Newscast, please visit www.patreon.com/mongabay to pledge a dollar or more to keep the show growing, Mongabay is a nonprofit media outlet and all support helps! See all our latest news from nature's frontline at Mongabay's homepage: news.mongabay.com or find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram by searching for @mongabay. Please share your thoughts and feedback! submissions@mongabay.com.

In this episode I connect with now retired Phil Jacobson. Phil served as a paramedic in Manitoba for over a decade. Phil, like many others, didn't understand the changes that he encountered in the moment as his Mental Health began to become impacted by workplace trauma. Phil is now able to look back and speak clearly about the impact that trauma had on his body and mind. Phil later came to his own realization that in order to heal he had to leave his career. Post retirement Phil now has retrained himself for another career and has begun to grow from his PTSD. Thank you Phil for not only sharing your incredible story but for your service and sacrifice!

In today's GROW B2B FASTER episode, our host Sammy, Managing Partner and founder of SAWOO catches up with Roger Figueiredo, VP Marketing&Sales at #paid.That's in it for you1. How #paid pairs brands with creators via their innovative two-sided marketplace 2. Roger's philosophy on hiring great SDRs, coaching and cultivating perseverance3. How #paid's marketing team generates leads and drives revenue without gating any content4. How to exploit thought leaders as content producers and distribution channels5. Roger's book club approach to growing his team's expertise in copywriting and content creationAbout RogerRoger is an enthusiastic marketing expert, dedicated to helping marketing teams contribute more to company revenue. He has held leading marketing positions at various enterprises such as Shutterstock and Upchain before joining #paid as VP Marketing&Sales. Roger strives to spread his excitement for creator content and supports marketers become irreplaceable to their org through creator marketing. Besides, he assists and mentors founders, and other marketers in the tech community.About #paid#paid is a creator marketing platform that matches marketers and content creators for integrated influencer marketing programs, content creation, and native amplification designed to inspire customer behavior. Businesses of every size use their software to collaborate with creators and grow their businesses. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.ShownotesFind Roger on LinkedIn and TwitterRoger's company #paid and their podcastRoger's book tip for improving your copy: How to write better copy by Steve HarrisonRoger's LinkedIn post on #paid's testing strategyRoger's favorite business leader: Phil Jacobson, Chamath Palihapitiya and Web SmithRoger's favorite Business book: How to win friend and influence people by Dale CarnegieSammy's book tip for your hiring process: Who: The A method for hiring by Geoff SmartGrow B2B faster episode with Mike Weir, COO at G2

People don’t realise how dangerous environmental journalism can be. Phil Jacobson is the contributing editor for Mongabay, an on-line environmental journal. He recently received the Oktovianus Pogau Award for Courage in Journalism. What is his story? - Orang tidak menyadari betapa berbahayanya jurnalisme lingkungan. Philip Jacobson adalah editor kontributor untuk Mongabay, jurnal lingkungan online. Philip Jacobson baru-baru ini menerima Penghargaan Oktovianus Pogau untuk Keberanian dalam Jurnalisme. Bagaimana ceritanya?

Five leads his very own Glitch Techs squad when Mitch is out of commission, but will his new responsibility go to his head? Find out in Episode 006: Alpha Leader as we watch with Zehra Fazal, the Voice of Zahra, Phil Jacobson, Storyboard Artist, Marie-Eve Lacelle, Animation Rigger and Pipeline Optimizer, and Adam Ganse, Script Coordinator, Production Coordinator and EA!   Social Media   Zehra Fazal Instagram @ZehraFazal Twitter @ZehraFazal   Phil Jacobson Instagram @jackalope.king Twitter @OffBrandLink Website www.philjacobson.us   Marie-Eve Lacelle Instagram  @Zebirdbrain Twitter @Zebirdbrain YouTube @Zebirdbrain   Adam Ganse LinkedIn   Check out scripts, how the show is made and more:  Glitch Techs Resources Glitch Techs Episode 1 - How they made it!   The Host Angela Entzminger Instagram @sketchysoul Twitter @sketchysoul Website www.sketchysoul.com  

EP 86: Whitelisting and Influencer Marketing with Hashtag Paid’s Phil Jacobson In Episode 86, Tyler and Jon dive into Shopify's new app: Shop. Tyler goes deeper into the potential battle with Amazon that Shopify is setting into motion with their new app by providing services that will impact a significant portion of the eCommerce ecosystem. With advantages like local listings and no extra charges to merchants, the Shop app has great potential. Moving forward Tyler introduces Phil Jacobson, the VP of Product and Growth at Hashtag Paid. Phil describes Hashtag Paid as a market place for businesses to get in touch with creators as well as an innovator in providing marketing tools for businesses. He goes on to highlight the importance of working with creators to build legitimate brand relationships anchored in relevance as opposed to commission.  This relationship is discussed in greater depth when factoring in the authentic experience Phil strives for when working with brands at Hashtag Paid as he details with how some of their best customers are leveraging whitelisting. Phil discusses the need for authenticity and goes on to outline some of the common mistakes brands are making when working with influencers and implementing their own whitelisting campaigns.  After wrapping up the interview, Jon brings us Words of Twisdom from @CleverTap that remind business leaders to focus on the value their products bring their customers. Have you subscribed and left us a review yet? If not, please do- it's super helpful in enabling other marketing leaders to discover the pod! By the way- is there anything we can do for you? Shoot an email to info@fidelitasdevelopment.com if there is and we'll do our best to help! Timestamps 00:34 - Intro 00:44 - In The News: Shopify’s New App, Shop 06:15 - Interview with Phil Jacobson 06:31 - Hashtag Paid 07:25 - Creator Whitelisting 08:55 - Creators vs. Influencers 12:29 - Whitelisting in Different Industries 14:29 - Can Whitelisting be Used as a Work-around for Facebook's Ad Policies? 15:23 - Tracking Metrics with Third Party Creators 16:55 - The Potential Competition of Facebook Ad Manager Implementing Influencer Management 19:36 - Could Facebook be Interested in Acquiring Hashtag Paid? 20:20 - Brand + Creator Relationships 22:01 - Channels Brands are Integrating with Whitelisting 25:14 - Common Influencer Marketing and Whitelisting Mistakes 29:12 - What Successful Whitelisting Campaigns are Doing 30:29 - The importance of 3rd Party Review Platforms for Hashtag Paid's Own Marketing 32:33 - Changes to Come in eCommerce 37:02 - Phil's Take On Shopify's new Shop App and its Potential to Compete with Amazon 45:30 - Key Take-away 48:48 - Words of Twisdom 49:00 - Outro Featured Guests | Phil Jacobson Phil Jacobson What's In the News  New App for Shopify Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast Learn More About Tyler & Jon www.tylersickmeyer.com  Need Marketing Help?  www.FidelitasDevelopment.com Music Intro Music – Colony House – Buy “2:20” on iTunes Outro Music – Skillet – Buy “Lions” on iTunes

The Shades came into the studio on a Fall evening and proceeded to blow me away with their amazing three part harmonies. You must go see these guys live, they are amazing.The Shades are a Chicago-based pop trio comprised of NBC 'The Voice' contestant, Andrew DeMuro, and brothers Phil and Mark Jacobson. Equipped primarily with their voices and acoustic guitars, The Shades draw on a variety of influences to create an uncommonly good blend of pop, rock, folk, and soul. Impressive arrangements, tight harmonies, and creative mashups are hallmarks of The Shades' live act, which has reached thousands of audience members between Chicago's City Winery, Navy Pier, and Lincoln Hall, with appearances on Windy City Live and WGN along the way. After receiving nationwide honors when lead vocalist Andrew DeMuro landed a spot on 'Team Adam' in Season 11 of NBC's 'The Voice', The Shades released their first major recorded effort in October 2017 - a six-song EP entitled Miles Made of Inches. The Shades also demonstrate a commitment to making an impact off the stage and in Chicago's underserved communities through their work with Guitars Over Guns, a music and mentoring nonprofit focused on providing healthy after-school arts programming and performance opportunities to students in challenging environments. Follow The Shades journey on Instagram (@WeTheShades) and keep a look out for some new music from the boys coming in summer of 2019. Check out the videos from this Podcast here.

On this episode we explore the latest revelations about “shadow companies” and dark money associated with the palm oil sector, and how they factor into Mongabay’s ongoing investigation into the corruption fueling Indonesia’s rainforest destruction and land rights crises (plus how these factors derail democracy in this huge country). Host Mike Gaworecki speaks with guest Phil Jacobson, Mongabay's Indonesia editor.  If you enjoy this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/mongabay to pledge any amount to keep it growing. Mongabay is a nonproft media outlet, and everything helps. Thank you! And please invite your friends to subscribe via Android, Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or listen via Spotify.

Indonesia is home to a wealth of species, and a vast rainforest that is rapidly disappearing through the untrammeled sale of land to internal and external forces intent on becoming the largest producers of palm oil in the world. The land grabbers are mostly Indonesian but they sell their product to companies around the world at the expense of the indigenous population. Philip Jacobson covers Indonesia for the environmental news organization Mongabay, which as part of a journalistic collaboration with The Gecko Project has produced a remarkable series of articles and short films showing what happens when profit trumps people. His team has created a compelling narrative that is a template for similar stories throughout the developing world. What Doesn't Kill You is powered by Simplecast

Indonesia is home to a wealth of species, and a vast rainforest that is rapidly disappearing through the untrammeled sale of land to internal and external forces intent on becoming the largest producers of palm oil in the world. The land grabbers are mostly Indonesian but they sell their product to companies around the world at the expense of the indigenous population. Philip Jacobson covers Indonesia for the environmental news organization Mongabay, which as part of a journalistic collaboration with The Gecko Project has produced a remarkable series of articles and short films showing what happens when profit trumps people. His team has created a compelling narrative that is a template for similar stories throughout the developing world. What Doesn't Kill You is powered by Simplecast

Mongabay editor Phil Jacobson joins the Newscast to discuss a new investigative reporting project in collaboration with The Gecko Project called “Indonesia For Sale” about the land deals — and the powerful politicians and businessmen behind them — that have converted vast areas of Indonesian rainforest to industrial palm oil plantations for personal profit.  Then we speak with Adrià López-Baucells, whose acoustic studies of bats in the central Amazon reveal the effects of Amazon forest fragmentation on bat foraging behavior. In this Field Notes segment, López-Baucells plays some of the recordings he captured and also explains how this audio led to some species being found in the central Amazon for the first time. Plus we round up the past two weeks' top news. Please help us improve the Mongabay Newscast by leaving a review on its page at Android, Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or wherever you subscribe to it. And if you like what you hear, please tell a friend about this podcast!

On this episode of the Newscast, Mongabay’s Indonesia-based editor Phil Jacobson makes an in-studio appearance to talk about a new series launched this week focusing on the Mekong Delta. No other delta region in the world is more threatened by climate change than the Mekong Delta, which is why the first installment of the series, asks: “Will climate change sink the Mekong Delta?” Three more articles by Mongabay correspondent David Brown, who traveled extensively in Vietnam to report these stories, will be coming out over the next couple weeks, and Phil shares a preview of those, too. We also speak with Mongabay’s Israel-based forests editor, Genevieve Belmaker, who answered a question submitted by a PhD Scholar in the Department of Ecology and Environmental Sciences at Pondicherry University in Puducherry, India: “I want to ask you, how can a person living in a conflict zone contribute to environmental conservation?”  

Phil Jacobson is Co-Founder At PumpUp, a community for healthy and active living, with over 2m users. Phil leads the operations, finance, marketing, business development and external relations for PumpUp, with great success having accumulated over 220,000 Instagram followers! Prior to PumpUp, Phil held brand management positions at Unilever and PepsiCo. In Today's Episode You Will Learn: How Phil started PumpUp? How Phil got 1,500 downloads in day one? What marketing strategies are PumpUp working on to continue growing? What social media strategies Phil recommends founders attempting to build an online presence? How did Phil accumulate the 220,000 instagram followers organically? What has Phil done to create such a heavily engaged user base? Who are Phil's biggest competitors and how does PumpUp aim to stay ahead of them? Where are PumpUp in the fundraising process, what has Phil learnt from the $2m seed round? How can startups determine how much they need to raise? What are PumpUp doing to ensure customer retention rates remain high?   Items Mentioned In Today's Show: PumpUP App General Catalyst Partners Favourite Book: The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz Favourite Blog: MatterMark Daily As always you can follow Harry, Phil, The Twenty Minute VC and PumpUp on Twitter here! A new one recommended by Phil, click here to follow the awesome Instagram pages of Harry and PumpUp!  

People always want to know where the story began. For Phil Jacobson, and most artists, it all started with an unexplainable need to express something, an inspiration. "I spent a lot of time listening to the radio and re-creating melodies on the piano," Phil says. "The music would bring out feelings in me, even before I understood the words." Raised in the suburbs of Chicago, IL, Singer/Songwriter Phil Jacobson found joy in the form of music.

MUSIC FRIDAY – (Encore) One of our performers at the latest Original Music Night at Lulu’s, The Phil Jacobson Band performs live in the Bill Murphy Show studio! Learn how these University of Miami graduates hooked up. We talk about … Continue reading → The post PHIL JACOBSON – Music Friday appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

MUSIC FRIDAY – (Encore) One of our performers at the latest Original Music Night at Lulu’s, The Phil Jacobson Band performs live in the Bill Murphy Show studio! Learn how these University of Miami graduates hooked up. We talk about … Continue reading → The post PHIL JACOBSON – Music Friday appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

MUSIC FRIDAY – One of South Florida’s most talented singer-songwriters pays a visit to the show with his band! Hear live versions of two songs performed right here on the show and learn how these University of Miami graduates hooked … Continue reading → The post PHIL JACOBSON – Music Friday appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

MUSIC FRIDAY – One of South Florida’s most talented singer-songwriters pays a visit to the show with his band! Hear live versions of two songs performed right here on the show and learn how these University of Miami graduates hooked … Continue reading → The post PHIL JACOBSON – Music Friday appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.