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Consumer NZ's latest power company satisfaction survey has found customer satisfaction rating is just 54%. And, again, the smaller retailers are the most popular. Frank Energy also received the People's Choice award. Powershop also rated with satisfaction scores of 74% and 67% respectively. Consumer NZ's Jessica Walker was on the line.
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The smaller eCommerce platforms might claim to be cheaper than other mainstream platforms such as Shopify or BigCommerce. They might also have claims such as not charging the transaction fee. But let's face it! Most eCommerce platforms are owned or have an alliance with payment companies. That's how they make money. Running an eCommerce platform is expensive, and the fee that you pay barely covers the cost of running the platform. So is EKM Powershop really a deal, as they claim? In today's episode, we are going to independently review EKM Powershop's capabilities. We covered many grounds, including the affiliation of eCommerce merchants with payment providers. Finally, we covered the risks with the smaller eCommerce providers and why these risks may not be worth the discount you might be getting on your transactions through smaller vendors.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe to your favorite podcasting platform.
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On this episode of The Grapevine Kulja and Dylan get on the line with Walkley award winning journalist and author Jeff Sparrow to break down Defence Minister Peter Dutton's anti-China rhetoric in the context of Russia's threats to invade Ukraine and how this aggressively hawkish national security stance may impact the Coalition at the election. Then, Hannah McLeay from Greenpeace Australia dials in to talk about the launch of the Green Electricity Guide, which is designed to help Australian's make a difference when it comes to climate change through the choice of their energy provider. McLeary talks through how power suppliers are ranked, gives an overview of ‘green power', and provides an update on where green power is at the moment in the wake of Powershop's sale to Shell.And with sport back on the courts, Kulja and Dylan speak with Dr Ryan Storr about the project he co-founded, ‘Rainbow Roadmap'. Launched by Proud2Play, this project is a sector-wide initiative in partnership with VicSport to promote LGBTQIA+ inclusion across sport and recreation in the state.
We talk about Shell's acquisition of Powershop and the cool cool Labor party. Power flop Powershop got acquired by Shell. Energy Australia cancelled their partnership with Powershop. Amber Electric got sassy. Shell have said they plan to reach “net zero” by 2050. Opposition party? The Labor party have announced a plan to reduce emissions by 43% by 2030 if they are elected. Such ambition! They've also dumped plans for vehicle emissions standards. And worked with the government to hand out more subsidies to gas miners. Oh also they worked with the LNP to stifle criticism from charities. Actions Change your energy provider again. Sorry. Hopefully it'll work out next time! Check out Co Power or Amber Electric. Listen to A Serious Danger, it's good!
Powershop was one of Australia's fastest growing energy companies. It's investment in renewables and political advocacy for climate change action made it one of the most popular electricity providers in the country.But in a shock announcement to its customers, Powershop announced it had been sold to one of the world's biggest polluters.Today, national correspondent for The Saturday Paper Mike Seccombe on the sale of Powershop, and what it tells us about the future of green energy in Australia. Guest: National correspondent for The Saturday Paper, Mike Seccombe.Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Patagonia has put together a three-part series about the climate with Lucy Siegle telling the story via a podcast to energise the planet and people. Meanwhile, The Guardian reports on a move by Australia's Federal Government which has even deepened the country's climate shame in the story "‘Vandals': Victoria, Queensland fume over federal climate intervention". Australia's States and Territories have been frustrated by newly invoked Federal Government policy that prohibits them from joining the "under 2 degrees" climate group. Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "The Federal Government's new foreign relations laws have passed Parliament. Here's what that means"; "State to host biggest wind farm in southern hemisphere as turbines win final approval"; "Succession's plot twist prompts surge of interest in leaving money in wills to Greenpeace"; "Don't add to e-waste mountain, campaign urges UK shoppers" "Climate extremists have terrified a generation into not wanting children"; "‘A Trash Heap for Our Children': How Norilsk, in the Russian Arctic, Became One of the Most Polluted Places on Earth"; "Transparent Solar Windows: You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"; "Easy rider? We'll miss the roar, but electric motorbikes can't kill our road romance"; "‘It's critical': can Microsoft make good on its climate ambitions?"; "Ministers seek acceleration of water security, access to safely managed sanitation"; "A Mind-Blowing Festival of Ideas"; "Zoe Daniel announced as Independent Candidate for Goldstein"; "Matike Mai Te Hiaroa: Ihumātao and just relationships"; "UBI Pilot in Catalonia"; "I'm a coal miner and I've been in the industry for 40 years. About three years ago, I sort of woke up"; "I work as a schoolteacher in Western Sydney. Here, teaching kids when the weather is getting hotter by degrees is difficult"; "I want action on climate change because things are changing year after year. Our Country's getting hotter, our food less and less each season"; "From 2014 to 2019: How the Adani Group funded its expansion"; "IEEFA: BlackRock has moved rapidly on climate – but Adani exposures remain a major obstacle: "Council and Community Action in the Climate Emergency"; "Interview: Philip Sutton - a passionate man pushing for a "Climate Rescue'"; "More Americans Than Ever Understand Climate Change Is Real And Harmful"; "Coal activist released from prison with strict bail and curfew"; "What does Shell's takeover of Powershop mean for green energy?"; "Europe's Energy Crisis Is About to Get Worse as Winter Arrives"; "Offsetting agricultural emissions through reforestation would cost 15pc of farm profits"; "How global business could be the unexpected COP26 solution to climate change"; "Australia's Black Summer of fire was not normal – and we can prove it". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations
Rob and Lach discuss Heaps Normal raising $8.5 million, Good Weekends Who Mattered 2021 and Powershop's acquisition by Shell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We're finally back with a normal episode and it's an extra long one because there's just too much dang news! This week on the menu is: Aperitifs: Trans Day of Remembrance, NSW State Elections, VicForests doing mad crimes, and Dutton wins a defo suit (boooo). Read more about forestry crimes here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-24/hi-res-elevation-data-pinpoints-outlaw-logging-in-forests/100626640 Potluck: Big thanks to Jess for this potluck about Powershop. Please send us a potluck! Just record yourself speaking for one minute and send it to contact@auspolsnackpod.com Fashy Australia: The religious discrimination laws have gone through the Lower House. It's unclear what they will mean but it's definitely nothing good. This is also the first of a number of Parliamentary shenanigans this week, because Scott Morrison is kinda losing control of his party. Also discussed in this segment: the ICAC bill, Hanson/Lambie, Bridget Archer, Christensen, the ABC/SBS inquiry, etc. A bunch of new info about Bridget Archer's meeting with the PM has come out since we recorded but don't worry we'll talk about it next week! Kook Watch: The anti-vaxers are out again, they're all catching coronavirus, and some of them are being arrested. We also talk a bit about Da Bill. SPOTW: a literal SP this week. First Nations: Forced vaccination conspiracy is doing the rounds. Thankfully it's total nonsense but what the hell is wrong with these conspiracy kooks??? Positivity Corner: Fella's bill passes in South Australia, banning the use of spit hoods. C is for Climate Change: Blockade Australia protester Sergeio has been sentenced to 12 months jail, 6 months no parole. Labor manages once again to prove that we can't trust them for anything by giving big-ups to the judge for this conviction. And you'll just have to wait til the end for our Pupdate! Support the show financially and get a monthly bonus ep: www.patreon.com/AuspolSnackpod
Liberal Party Member for Dawson, George Christensen (pictured) made some outrageous comments in Federal Parliament about Covid-19 restrictions and so we can only imagine how he will react when Australia begins to feel the full force of climate change and the subsequent limitations it will bring to the lives of people here. The Wilderness Society of South Australia is excited about the creation of Australia's biggest national park - you can learn about that here: "Protect the Munga-Thirri / Simpson Desert". More Quick Climate Links today are: "Response to Royal Dutch Shell's Purchase of Powershop"; "EXCLUSIVE German parties agree on 2030 coal phase-out in coalition talks -sources"; "Why Putting Solar Canopies on Parking Lots Is a Smart Green Move"; "The Rise of the Local Climate Candidate"; "Carney Says Carbon Offsets Must Be Limited to Residual Emissions"; "Recovery, resilience and a riddle or three: Morrison's disaster-fighting behemoth"; "Shell takeover of Powershop infuriates green consumers"; "Saving Australia's rarest tree after Black Summer catastrophe"; "Prison sentence for climate activist over Newcastle anti-coal protest divides community"; "You have the right and responsibility to give meaning and shape to your own life"; "It's Now or Never for Climate Action"; "BOM summer outlook: It will pay to check for floods before setting out this summer"; "VicForests accused of 'spying' on protesters and environmentalists"; "National energy market report details expected power bill price drops across Australia"; "Growing share of childless adults in U.S. don't expect to ever have children"; "Scott Morrison ‘did a jig' following approval of $16bn gas project labelled a ‘disaster' by green groups"; "Cheap renewables to keep pushing power bills down, even after Liddell exit"; "Mark McGowan flags government action if Woodside Supreme Court ruling threatens industry"; "Bankrupt oil refinery's $20m mess sparks environmental law overhaul"; "Great Barrier Reef explodes with life during spectacular coral spawning event"; "Climate change is likely driving a drier southern Australia – so why are we having such a wet year?"; "Curriculum is a climate change battleground and states must step in to prepare students"; "5 big ideas: how Australia can tackle climate change while restoring nature, culture and communities"; "Alan Kohler: Ignore the spin, Australia already has two carbon taxes"; "Farm emissions pricing plan won't cut emissions"; "How Much of the Worsening Energy Crisis is Due to Depletion?"; "The Consequences of a Changing Climate may still take us by Surprise"; "Let's Electrify Melbourne"; "The fight against inequality is the only way out of climate change"; "Good news for climate & jobs: Australia passes long-awaited legislation to enable offshore wind"; "Secret document urges native logging halt in NSW regions hit hard by black summer bushfires"; "The jailing of a young climate protester is a prime example of Australia's authoritarian drift"; "Former ABC reporter Zoe Daniel to fight Liberals on climate and integrity"; "Rabobank report reveals Canberrans are the worst food wasters in the country"; "Environmental activists face ‘fever pitch' of repression from Australian governments, report says"; "The ocean is our greatest climate regulator. It must be a stronger part of climate policy and action"; "Even if we halt global warming, local climates will change – and we need new experiments to understand how"; "Here's what La Niña means for this summer"; "Electricity prices are falling. Here's how to make the most of it"; "Global warming causes new problems for a Thanksgiving staple"; "Revealed: the places humanity must not destroy to avoid climate chaos"; "EU aims to curb deforestation with beef and coffee import ban"; "The forgotten oil ads that told us climate change was nothing". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations
It's difficult to take a light-hearted view of climate change but the "Comedians Conquering Climate Change" do just that. The challenge of discussing the weighty topic of climate change with friends and family can be daunting, especially during the Christmas/New Year holiday period, but Yale Climate Connections has some advice on how you go about that. Jo Dodds is the leader of the Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action and as a result of personal experience is a supporter of the Envoronmibnetal Defenders Office. Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "If Scott Morrison acted on his strong Christian faith, he would phase out coal"; "Woodside BHP Scarborough gas project off north-west WA gets final go-ahead"; "ClimateWorks reflection: What happened at COP26 and what comes next?"; "Tonga fulfils another commitment to the Paris Agreement"; "Soil carbon: A source or a sink in the net-zero challenge?"; "Climate risk, capital markets and global governance"; "Ex-Unilever CEO takes swipe at Australia, says it would be ‘stupid' not to phase out coal"; "Shell will acquire Australian energy retailer Powershop as part of its effort to diversify into power production"; "Blockade Australia: anti-coal activists vow more disruption despite warnings of 25-year jail sentences"; "New ARENA funding round to help plug one of last gaps to 100 pct renewables grid"; "Woodside Petroleum: and BHP agree to create a global energy company"; "Scarborough requires EPBC approval: CCWA"; "Shell increases stake in Australia's electricity market with Powershop takeover"; "BoM expected to declare La Niña weather event as summer's first tropical cyclone forms"; "Men's meat-heavy diets cause 40% more climate emissions than women's, study finds"; "Explore Long-Term Strategies (LTS)"; "COP26: Key Outcomes From the UN Climate Talks in Glasgow"; "CSIRO fears new wave of extinctions"; "Invasive species will cost the agriculture industry billions and urgent action needed, CSIRO warns"; "The seas are coming for us in Kiribati. Will Australia rehome us?"; "Rogue nation?"; "At long last, Australia has a bioenergy roadmap – and its findings are startling"; "Riverine Plains"; "Workshops to help farmers & communities manage drought, climate challenges"; "Money For Green Energy Creates More Jobs Than Fossil Fuel Investment, New Study Finds"; "Tax breaks kick Pakistan's electric car shift into higher gear"; "Gerrymandering is a climate problem"; "Mapping the irrecoverable carbon in Earth's ecosystems". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations
On this Episode we meet Ed McManus, CEO of food and grocery delivery giant Deliveroo but unlike many tech CEOs his career started in an unlikely place. Having graduated with a PhD in Biochemistry, Ed went onto to work in executive roles at GSK, became a researcher for Melbourne University and to lead Australia's greenest energy retailer Powershop. In this wide ranging interview Ed shares his incredible career journey, views on climate change, advice on building diverse teams and there's of course a bit of Irish / English banter along the way. One not to miss!
In Episode 69, “Comfort in Change”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Ed McManus, Chief Executive Officer of Deliveroo Australia. Deliveroo Australia has a network of over 8,000 riders and drivers and works with over 14,000 restaurants across the country. Previously, Ed was Chief Executive Officer of Meridian Energy Australia, the owner-operator of the Powershop retail electricity brand and a number of electricity generation assets. He also held a variety of roles with REA Group and GlaxoSmithKline after beginning his career as a medical research scientist.In an open conversation, Ed shares with us his fascinating story, one fuelled by curiosity, that has seen him work and lead across different industries. We hear of the COVID-19 experience in the food delivery sector, which provided a lifeline to restaurants all over, and the opportunities ahead. Eager for challenges and comfortable in change, Ed brings to light the real reform required to inspire confidence amidst ambiguity, from small businesses doing it tough to the world as a whole for generations to come.
In this episode, we talk about the little things we do to be more environmentally conscious around the home and our side business as well as share a few small actions we personally take to minimise unwanted waste. Watch the video version of the episode on YouTube! Show Notes NSW Council Codes https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/waste-recycling-services/recycle-household-waste Recycling codes https://www.ecobin.com.au/understand-recycling-codes/ Hero packaging https://heropackaging.com.au/ Powershop energy https://www.powershop.com.au/why-powershop/ Timestamps (3:12) How to be sustainable around the home (6:59) Repurposing kitchen items (7:49) Know your recycling (9:53) Return earn and save (11:47) Minimising food waste (13:50) Budgeting/planning the grocery shop (15:09) Plastic waste (15:48) Repurposing old clothes (16:40) Thrifted wardrobe/ diet/ beauty + hygiene products (19:17) Being eco in the business (23:39) Book review David Attenborough (28:40) What can we do? Connect With Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Please note: Some links included above may include affiliate links, which in turn provide us with a small commission. We will only ever share the tools/services/resources that we genuinely love, have experience with or use regularly. Thank you all for your continued support.
This week, Philip Clarke was joined by Ari Sargent, the founder of Powershop, the energy challenger that changed the world. They explore intelligent disobedience and the power of ‘zagging' when others ‘zig'.
In the second part of our 'In Review' mini-series, we speak to Todd Goldstein, Will Walker and Lachie Hosie; three players with hugely different years and experiences to reflect on. ------ Player Interviews: 00:17 - Todd Goldstein 14:50 - Will Walker 25:04 - Lachlan Hosie
In the second part of our 'In Review' mini-series, we speak to Todd Goldstein, Will Walker and Lachie Hosie; three players with hugely different years and experiences to reflect on. ------ Player Interviews: 00:17 - Todd Goldstein 14:50 - Will Walker 25:04 - Lachlan Hosie
Now that North's 2019 season is at an end, it's time we caught up with some of the players to hear how they are; how they felt their year went; and what's in store for them heading into 2020. ---------- Player Interviews: 00:14 - Ben Brown 12:25 - Jy Simpkin 19:35 - Tarryn Thomas 24:20 - Jasper Pittard 32:40 - Jack Ziebell
Now that North's 2019 season is at an end, it's time we caught up with some of the players to hear how they are; how they felt their year went; and what's in store for them heading into 2020. ---------- Player Interviews: 00:14 - Ben Brown 12:25 - Jy Simpkin 19:35 - Tarryn Thomas 24:20 - Jasper Pittard 32:40 - Jack Ziebell
Nathan Hrovat chats to the Powershop Players Podcast.
Heath O'Loughlin, Jack Ziebell, and Jamie Macmillan help us get to know more about up-and-coming crowd favourite, Jasper Pittard.
Heath O'Loughlin, Jack Ziebell, and Jamie Macmillan help us get to know more about up-and-coming crowd favourite, Jasper Pittard.
Heath O'Loughlin, Jack Ziebell and Jamie Macmillan are joined by a very special once-in-a-lifetime guest, Ben Cunnington, ahead of his 200th game.
Heath O'Loughlin, Jack Ziebell, and Jamie Macmillan are joined by a very special once-in-a-lifetime guest, Ben Cunnington, ahead of his 200th game.
Jack Ziebell and Jamie Macmillan are joined by Jy Simpkin and Nathan Hrovat in another episode of the Powershop Players Podcast!
Jack Ziebell and Jamie Macmillan are joined by Jy Simpkin and Nathan Hrovat in another episode of the Powershop Players Podcast!
Jack Ziebell and Jamie Macmillan return to present the Powershop Players Podcast in 2019.
Jack Ziebell and Jamie Macmillan return to present the Powershop Players Podcast in 2019.
Today's Guest is Phenomenal, He is a Software Developer, Chief Operation Officer and Customer Relationship Manager at PowerShop.NG, Mr. Hayatu Abubakar He shared with us his intro story into the world of tech, we talked about how to decide what Framework/Language to learn and how to stay focused in a tech world filled with New Trends and buzz words. Do listen, share with a friend and have an Amazing Weekend! Notes from Today's Episode: Getting started; break your big goals into manageable bits and start there Don't get carried away by buzz words and trends, your needs should determine what you focus on and learn Effective communication is key to better working relationships among Team Members and Clients Experiment a lot, find out what you are good at and enjoy doing; In learning; always build on what you have learnt, finds ways to bring the bits you learnt together; see how they fit in your bigger picture How to manage Teams and more in today's episode Announcement: The Abuja Podcasting Expo (Getting Started as a Podcaster, growing your audience and brand) Details @ https://thecreativeschronicles.com/abuja-podcasting-expo/ Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email: thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Breaker, Podbean and any other podcasting app you use, just search for The creativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You! Show Notes: Hayatu on Twitter – https://twitter.com/hayatu89 PowerShop.NG on Twitter - https://twitter.com/powershopNG
It was a great year of laughs on the Powershop Players Podcast, so we picked out our favourite moments from 2018 for you all to enjoy! Go roos!
Today, Mamamia Out Loud is coming to you from a hotel room in Dubbo. We have learned a lot about each other while we've been on tour this week, like Jessie is the Queen of Katies, Mia is the Queen of a Powershop, Holly's voice has had enough of her and Lize can organise a picnic in a cyclone. But on today’s show: Bert and Ernie and whether puppets have urges; let's smash the sh*t out of strawberries and does this week’s footballer “Sexting” scandal deserve the headlines it’s getting? The End Bits Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Jessie Stephens and Mia Freedman Producer: Elissa Ratliff This show was recorded in Dubbo. Thanks to Regional Express for getting us here. RECOMMENDATIONS Jessie: Dr Death podcast Holly: Crazy Rich Asains the book. Mia: Bon Maxie Earring Holders Lady Startup and OK! Dolls who have careers. COME TALK TO US Join the Out Louders Facebook group here. GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Head to https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ to this and all our pods delivered straight to your inbox. Email the show at outloud@mamamia.com.au Download the Mamamia Podcast App here. Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia This show is part of the Mamamia Women’s Network.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast with special guest, Ricky Ponting.
Ricky Ponting joins the boys on Episode Ten of the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast, with special guest, Majak Daw.
Hiria Te Rangi's weekly Whare Hauora catch up and she discusses the partnerships the charity is making, especially getting the sensors nationwide.Hiria also discusses and sharing of data with such organisations as Powershop which will help their residents work out how effective their homes are at keeping the warmth in.20th JULY: PledgeMe campaign goes live - get prepared to support the team in their mission! https://www.pledgeme.co.nz/If you're approached by the Whare Hauora team approach your business for donations then please DO IT!And finally, watch this space as Hiria, Amber, and Brenda return from their Board Strategy Retreat weekend with news of what's next with Whare Hauora.------------------------------------------------------The Whare Hauora update is brought to you by Hiria Te Rangi and Access Granted NZ.All the updates: https://www.accessgranted.nz/whare-hauora/ Get all the Whare Hauora updates:- http://www.wharehauora.nz/ - https://www.facebook.com/wharehauora/ - https://twitter.com/WhareHauora Access Granted is the leading New Zealand tech, media, & startup podcast hosted by Mike Riversdale, Raj Khushal, and others. Hosts of #TechweekTV and #WellyTechAll our past shows are on our websitehttps://www.accessgranted.nz Follow and Like us on:https://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZ https://facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZ https://linkedin.com/company/access-granted-podcast Subscribe to the show however you want:https://www.accessgranted.nz/subscribe/Buy the AG merch:https://www.accessgranted.nz/shop/
Today we are joined by a special guest.. Jeremy Hobin.. Over the last 12 years Jeremy has generated leads for hundreds of companies across Australia, New Zealand and the USA.He's been behind the scenes developing and implementing large-scale lead generation campaigns for international companies like Hyundai, Harvey World Travel, Karicare, Powershop and many more.- He was responsible for generating thousands of leads in highly competitive niches from personal finance, to property investment to mortgage brokering.He's helped major international speakers sell out their multi-date events across Australia and New Zealand… and now he focuses on building programmes simplifying the complicated world of online marketing into simple, step-by-step sequences any business can use to increase their clients and revenue. Enjoy!!! --- My mission is to create 200 new multi-millionaire business owners. How? You'll do better when you know better. Would it help you to have a mentor who can cut your learning curve by sharing their mistakes with you so you could avoid them? Would it help you to talk to that mentor and learn how they shifted their mindset to allow success to happen in the first place? Would it help you to hear them talk to other high-level entrepreneurs about their journeys, their mistakes and how they overcame their challenges to create the lives and financial success they desire? The Best Business Podcast was created for you to have all this in one place. If you like it, please subscribe, give an honest review and share with a friend you think will benefit so I may serve you both together. "Your success is my success." -- Daryl Urbanski
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast with special guest, Nathan Grima.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast with special guest, Nathan Grima.
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Catherine Trezona M.A. Psychology (1st Hons) National manager at Altogether AutismCatherine joined Altogether Autism as a researcher in 2014, and moved into a managerialrole in 2015. She is one of the programme developers and lead facilitators for PRISM.Catherine takes the principle of ‘nothing about us without us' seriously and highly values theinput of Altogether Autism's consumer reference group. In 2016, Catherine worked with herson Kieran, a software developer at Powershop, to offer a two-day employment skillsworkshop for autistic talent, and from this small seed, the relationship between AltogetherAutism and Specialisterne Australia has developed. Catherine is determined to establish theproven and successful Specialisterne programme into Aotearoa New Zealand and has thebacking of Life Unlimited charitable trust to achieve this.Timothy FolkemaTimothy currently works at Progress to Health. He is a Community Support Facilitator,specialising in advocacy, peer support and peer mentoring for autistic persons and generalsupport for anyone with a long-term disability. Timothy has been serving the people atProgress to Health for near-on five years. Timothy is a passionate advocate for the Autisticcommunity and the Vision-Impaired/Blind community. He chairs the Hamilton speakeasyJazz Club, is a keyboard/piano player in a Funk-Hip-Hop band called Funk Therapy, a keencollector, and is interested in Japanese culture. He is a graduate of Wintec, "A" studentMusic Producer and also holds a Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers ofOther Languages (TESOL). Timothy has previous experience with supporting Taekwon-Do forpersons with disabilities under the International Taekwon-Do Federation (HQ Austria).Programme SynopsisThe difficulties faced by Autistic people looking for employmentThey way companies can benefit from employing Autistic peopleSpecialisterneMusic“Just Us” by The Mutes (from Mars)“For The Funk” by Funk TherapyTune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for people with disabilities.Discussion topics cover a range of subjects related to disability and special needs, such as inclusive education, supporting someone with special needs, and the challenges and triumphs of living with disability.LinksAltogether AutismSpecialisterneProgress to HealthSafesquaresParent to Parent New Zealand IncAltogether AutismCare Matters or 0508 236 236 freephone service for carersMana Whaikaha – MidCentral only
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast with special guest Drew Petrie.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast with special guest, Drew Petrie.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
It's Episode 1 of the The Players' Podcast, as Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell discuss their best sledges, and take some controversial sledges at an Australian cricket legend and a former teammate.
Melbourne United star Chris Goulding joins the boys for a very special edition of the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Find out more about our ‘Powershops: Crash course in university admissions’bit.do/powershopsWe mentioned the rapid iteration process in a previous episode. This is a technique we use to edit a statement of purpose. We breakdown the process for you in this episode and talk about its benefits and how it can help you in your future writing. You know that you will have a lot of writing to do in grad school, right? With our focused approach, the statement of purpose, within the span of the same 4-8 weeks, improve drastically. You don’t want to miss out on this episode!We are hosting ‘Powershops’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep12_descYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershops: Crash course in university admissions’bit.do/powershopsWe mentioned the rapid iteration process in a previous episode. This is a technique we use to edit a statement of purpose. We breakdown the process for you in this episode and talk about its benefits and how it can help you in your future writing. You know that you will have a lot of writing to do in grad school, right? With our focused approach, the statement of purpose, within the span of the same 4-8 weeks, improve drastically. You don’t want to miss out on this episode!We are hosting ‘Powershops’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep12_descYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=ep11_descWe know that most students need help with their Statement of purpose. That’s why we recorded this episode to dive deeper into the process to mindfully and purposefully - ha! ha! - create a statement of purpose! In this episode, our specialist writer, Varun, breaks down the process used by our consultants to create a statement of purposes for our students. This process has worked time and again!The 5 steps are:Story - Write 5 adjectives that describe who you are. Brainstorm the stories/experience from your life that reflects these adjectives. Outline - Create an outline that emphasizes Readability and Sense of action. Delivery - How does the tone, voice, and confidence come off from the words you use?Language - Grammar, quality of words (there’s a surprise here!)Beta-Test - Measure the message in your statement of purpose compared with the 5 adjectives you listed in Step 1.You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=ep11_descWe know that most students need help with their Statement of purpose. That’s why we recorded this episode to dive deeper into the process to mindfully and purposefully - ha! ha! - create a statement of purpose! In this episode, our specialist writer, Varun, breaks down the process used by our consultants to create a statement of purposes for our students. This process has worked time and again!The 5 steps are:Story - Write 5 adjectives that describe who you are. Brainstorm the stories/experience from your life that reflects these adjectives. Outline - Create an outline that emphasizes Readability and Sense of action. Delivery - How does the tone, voice, and confidence come off from the words you use?Language - Grammar, quality of words (there’s a surprise here!)Beta-Test - Measure the message in your statement of purpose compared with the 5 adjectives you listed in Step 1.You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/powershops/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep10_descIn this episode, we talk about 3 steps to start writing your statement of purpose. These steps are:Write about something you care about, about the stories. Create an outline to organize your ideas/stories.Use simple language and words to form your sentences. Create an objective and find out how others perceive.Write for 15 minutes using pen and paper before you actually start writing your statement of purpose. This gets your mind to slow down to improve your writing by deliberately thinking about the ideas you’re writing about the words you’re using to describe them.These foundational steps build a strong statement of purpose. You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/powershops/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep10_descIn this episode, we talk about 3 steps to start writing your statement of purpose. These steps are:Write about something you care about, about the stories. Create an outline to organize your ideas/stories.Use simple language and words to form your sentences. Create an objective and find out how others perceive.Write for 15 minutes using pen and paper before you actually start writing your statement of purpose. This gets your mind to slow down to improve your writing by deliberately thinking about the ideas you’re writing about the words you’re using to describe them.These foundational steps build a strong statement of purpose. You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep9_descThis question has been asked many times over. And every time, you hear a different response. But in this episode, Vineet breaks down the process used by admission committees at top universities to decide which applicants to admit to the university and who to reject. He talks about the importance of GRE scores, grades, your resume, statement of purpose and letter of recommendations.Are you in the top 20%?You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=ep9_descThis question has been asked many times over. And every time, you hear a different response. But in this episode, Vineet breaks down the process used by admission committees at top universities to decide which applicants to admit to the university and who to reject. He talks about the importance of GRE scores, grades, your resume, statement of purpose and letter of recommendations.Are you in the top 20%?You don’t want to miss out on this episode!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=descriptionYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com. This podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.Our mission is to provide the best content for FREE so that any student, anywhere in this world has access to the top universities in the world!
Melbourne United star Chris Goulding joins the boys for a very special edition of the Powershop Players Podcast.
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_descYou know how you usually create a list of universities in 3 categories: safe, moderate and ambitious? Did you know that 90% of students we interviewed had a shortlist dominated by safe universities? This speaks a lot about the mindset you’re applying to universities with.In short, DON’T APPLY THERE! Listen to this episode to find out why!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future, you’ll walk away with renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is also a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_descYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_desc. Also, this podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_desc. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
Find out more about our ‘Powershop: Crash course in university admissions’https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_descYou know how you usually create a list of universities in 3 categories: safe, moderate and ambitious? Did you know that 90% of students we interviewed had a shortlist dominated by safe universities? This speaks a lot about the mindset you’re applying to universities with.In short, DON’T APPLY THERE! Listen to this episode to find out why!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future, you’ll walk away with renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is also a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_descYou can find us on www.powerpunchclub.com/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_desc. Also, this podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode8_desc. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell present the Powershop Players Podcast.
Powershop’s Ed McManus on the retailer’s ground-breaking wind, solar and hydro deals, and why the Tesla big battery, and the even bigger Tesla virtual power plant, is good for consumers.
In this episode, we talk about:What top ranked Ph.D. programs look likeHow you should approach university selection for Ph.D. applicantsWhat it take to not to have regrets in your decisionPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode6_descYou can find us on https://www.powerpunchclub.com. Also, this podcast is available for download at: https://www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode6_desc. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well; so make sure you find us there. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
In this episode, we talk about:What top ranked Ph.D. programs look likeHow you should approach university selection for Ph.D. applicantsWhat it take to not to have regrets in your decisionPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode6_descYou can find us on https://www.powerpunchclub.com. Also, this podcast is available for download at: https://www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast/?utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode6_desc. We are active on Quora and Facebook as well; so make sure you find us there. This podcast is featured on iTunes and Google Play.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
It's Episode 1 of the The Players' Podcast, as Sam Wright, Jamie Macmillan and Jack Ziebell discuss their best sledges, and take some controversial sledges at an Australian cricket legend and a former teammate.
This is another misconception that many students are under. This episode will open your eyes to what’s really happening here in the US. If you are in this situation, you should definitely want to listen to this episode. It is crucial that you listen to the message we have for you before you go through the tedious process of applying to universities. In this episode, we talk about:How GRE scores are important to the process and how they are not importantHow the focus of admission should be average universities at the very leastHow students get duped into applying to lower level universitiesYOU NEED TO BE AWARE OF THIS!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode5_descThis podcast is available for download at: https://www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are also active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
This is another misconception that many students are under. This episode will open your eyes to what’s really happening here in the US. If you are in this situation, you should definitely want to listen to this episode. It is crucial that you listen to the message we have for you before you go through the tedious process of applying to universities. In this episode, we talk about:How GRE scores are important to the process and how they are not importantHow the focus of admission should be average universities at the very leastHow students get duped into applying to lower level universitiesYOU NEED TO BE AWARE OF THIS!Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode5_descThis podcast is available for download at: https://www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are also active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there.The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
In this episode, we talk about:What your Ph.D statement of purpose should contain and the questions it should answerWhat your Masters statement of purpose should containA third option — Masters with course work onlyPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode4_descThis podcast is available for download at www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are also active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there at Power Punch Club. Also, you can find our podcast on iTunes and Google Play.This podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
In this episode, we talk about:What your Ph.D statement of purpose should contain and the questions it should answerWhat your Masters statement of purpose should containA third option — Masters with course work onlyPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode4_descThis podcast is available for download at www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are also active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there at Power Punch Club. Also, you can find our podcast on iTunes and Google Play.This podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
I applied to a Ph.D program and this is the process I used too. It’s time consuming, but well-worth the time. You will be spending the next 4- 6 years of your life in this Ph.D. program. You have to put in the work now to avoid regretting it later. Your prime years of your life should be well spent in the program that suits you the best.Listen to this episode if you want to learn:The process to select which Ph.D. research program best suits your interests, Whether to reach out to the professor And if so, what to say?What information you should look forHow to narrow down your list to 5 or 7 Ph.D. programs with this processYou’ll be glad you listened to this episode.Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode3_descThis podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
I applied to a Ph.D program and this is the process I used too. It’s time consuming, but well-worth the time. You will be spending the next 4- 6 years of your life in this Ph.D. program. You have to put in the work now to avoid regretting it later. Your prime years of your life should be well spent in the program that suits you the best.Listen to this episode if you want to learn:The process to select which Ph.D. research program best suits your interests, Whether to reach out to the professor And if so, what to say?What information you should look forHow to narrow down your list to 5 or 7 Ph.D. programs with this processYou’ll be glad you listened to this episode.Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode3_descThis podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
Deadlines are fast approaching. Many universities had deadlines in December and many have them in January. So in this deadline season, I figure we could give tips that most students overlook in their grad school applications.So today, we discuss five quick tips that will greatly improve your university admissions application in a short amount of time. Also, these tips are so crucial to your application, and they are really basic, most students actually overlook it. We receive many resumes and SOPs that fail to follow more than one of these tips. These errors are really common and rampant, so much so that it goes unnoticed. Watch out for these and your application will stand out!You’ll be glad you listened to this episode. Your grad school application to the top universities will be much stronger and gain the boost it needed. Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode1_descThe Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
From this day on, we declare that one of the goals of this podcast is to expose common misconceptions on this channel.The misconceptions I talk about in this episode comes from analyzing several Facebook groups. The comments proved that students are being fed with misinformation. In this episode, we talk about:How common misconceptions are leading students astrayHow focus on one aspect of our applications hinders its qualityHow uniqueness and authenticity are important in your statement of purpose - SOPPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode2_descThis podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there! The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
Deadlines are fast approaching. Many universities had deadlines in December and many have them in January. So in this deadline season, I figure we could give tips that most students overlook in their grad school applications.So today, we discuss five quick tips that will greatly improve your university admissions application in a short amount of time. Also, these tips are so crucial to your application, and they are really basic, most students actually overlook it. We receive many resumes and SOPs that fail to follow more than one of these tips. These errors are really common and rampant, so much so that it goes unnoticed. Watch out for these and your application will stand out!You’ll be glad you listened to this episode. Your grad school application to the top universities will be much stronger and gain the boost it needed. Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode1_descThe Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
From this day on, we declare that one of the goals of this podcast is to expose common misconceptions on this channel.The misconceptions I talk about in this episode comes from analyzing several Facebook groups. The comments proved that students are being fed with misinformation. In this episode, we talk about:How common misconceptions are leading students astrayHow focus on one aspect of our applications hinders its qualityHow uniqueness and authenticity are important in your statement of purpose - SOPPower Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode2_descThis podcast is available for download at: www.powerpunchclub.com/podcast. We are active on Quora as well; so make sure you find us there! The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.
In Episode 8 of this new podcast series, BrandHook CEO, Pip Stocks, talks with Meridian Energy Australia and Powershop Australia CEO, Ed McManus, about the importance of creating easy and quick experiences for customers - and being honest about what you can truly deliver as a brand. Ed became the CEO of Powershop Australia and Meridian Energy Australia in January 2016. Beginning his career as a medical research scientist after completing a PhD in Biochemistry, he spent several years working for one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, GlaxoSmithKline. This was followed by a move into the media industry, working for realestate.com.au in roles across sales and marketing, operations, and pricing strategy. Ed then made the decision to do something that would positively impact the future of his children’s lives and sought out an opportunity in the renewable energy space. This led to his leap to Powershop, ranked by Greenpeace as Australia’s greenest energy company (2014 & 2015). Powershop gives customers transparency and control over their energy and now powers more than 100,000 households and businesses from across Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Meridian Energy Australia owns and operates the Mt Mercer wind farm in Victoria and the Mt Millar wind farm in South Australia, and is part of Meridian, the largest 100% renewable energy company in Australasia.
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