Podcasts about pr coordinator

The Water Lantern Festival is being held at the waterfront in Snake River Landing in Idaho Falls this Saturday. Helen Blodgett, who works as the PR Coordinator for the event, goes into depth about the meaningful message behind the lanterns and how their goal is to bring communities together.

Hullo, I'm Cys Bronner, BNI Executive Director, CRO and the Constant Social Media Networker.We all know that events are the life blood of any organization, but do we know the power of those events and trainings can have in a BNI Chapter?Today, I'm going to share with you how you can play your role as Events/Training/PR Coordinator of your BNI chapter. To you and the professionals in your business unit, this role is incredibly important and critical.Do you believe that leaders are learners? Yes, or no?That's the reason in BNI we have close to some 15 to 20 varieties of short mini workshops and trainings. We are continuously helping our members to understand their business. They understand how to even explain their business to their fellow members so that they can generate lots of referrals.  That, right there, is the reason every chapter has a very important coordinator called the Events/Training/PR Coordinator.If you this is your role as a BNI Coordinator, or your vision for next steps as a Leader, I've some suggestions for you that have come from various sources, including an amazing BNI Leader, Murali Sundaram of BNI Chennai.Let's talk about some simple ideas today and see which you can implement, helping all your members to attend trainings.We know that it's important that every member including the new members attend BNI's Member Success Program within the first thirty to sixty days of Membership or renewing membership. So please, start tracking your members whether they have attended MSP within the first critical days of starting their membership journey and keeping it fresh throughout.  After that, it's a sure win for everyone, if every member of your chapter attends at least one program session every quarter. That's forward motion! Every quarter at least one training. But Murali's excellent suggestion and recommendation are this: “Can we encourage our members to attend at least one workshop or a training at least once in 60 days?” You know what? I think we can, in fact, I've seen those members who are dedicated to making their membership work to their maximum ROI are the same ones who are already doing this. There are at least six different workshops members can attend in a year (every 60 days) – there's actually more, if you really want. Which means, what we can do is very simple. Check out your regional calendar, talk to your Chapter President, your Chapter Leadership, or your Director Consultant. Having an excel spreadsheet with all the members name and all the varieties of workshops, member development, events and training programs at the top is fabulous, and all you need do, is maintain and work with it. In fact, we are so committed to making this easy for our members that our regional team is working together to provide this to each chapter in the next few weeks with information for the upcoming year. With that, you can have a clear track record of which member attended which workshop on what day. That also helps you to talk to specific members and tell them, hey, you know, three months before you have attended a Success Program or Workshop, can you register for the next upcoming session? That's number one. Number two, talk to your Chapter Support Director or even the Regional Training Team. In our region, we have for you the current term's event and training calendar in a tracking document to help you know what the various trainings are that's going to happen every month before it happens. With this, you can start marketing the training in your chapter meeting. Our training team will help support you with a script for leveling up your marketing of every training progrBNI4Success Podcasts The Voice of BNI Greater Los Angeles; Where we'll talk about referral networking that works!http://bnipodcast4success.com

In this episode, Ken (aka Cerebral Cornchex) takes over as host as he interviews the PR Coordinator of Mongoose Media - Claire Griffin, who is making her debut in the podcasting community. The Twenty400 Block Podcast is delighted and honored to have her featured in her first effort. As many of you listeners/viewers would recall a few episodes ago, Jonnyroobs interviewed her longtime friend Lauren Petrullo who is the CEO of Mongoose Media. Ken delves into the conversation with Claire as he talks extensively with her about neurodivergence and living with ADHD. In addition, Jonnyroobs in a co-host role asks a few questions especially when it comes to the city of Chicago, in which both she and Lauren are fellow natives #mentalwellness #adhd #neurodivergent #neurodivergence #selfcare #workforce #workplace #lifestyle #mentalhealth #chicago #professional #mongoosemedia #motherhood #podcast

✨ Carly Baum, Freelance Luxury Marketer (Previously at Burberry, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton)Key Topics:☁️ Transitioning from a ballet dancer to a marketing career in fashion☁️ How to move up in the luxury fashion PR space☁️ The importance of telling your personal story in interviews☁️ Why hard work will never go out of style☁️ Experience helping build the influencer marketing program at Burberry☁️ Getting into freelance marketing and moving to IsraelSummary:Carly Baum takes us through her fascinating career journey, which includes a past life as a professional ballet dancer and experience working at various luxury fashion brands in New York City. We start off by discussing how Carly was able to break into the fashion PR industry after being a ballet dancer her whole life, including her first few fashion internships. Carly shares tips on how to build connections at internship roles to help propel your marketing career forward.Including details on her internship with Badgley Michka where she was able to transition to a new career path in the fashion industry. She shares how she was able to leverage that experience and eventually got a job as a PR Assistant at Christian Louboutin. She then shares her experience working as a PR Assistant and PR Coordinator at Louis Vuitton and then the Public Relations Manager for Womenswear at Calvin Klein. Carly then moves on to become an Account Director for Karla Otto, Senior PR Manager at Burberry, Senior Public Relations Manager at Hermès, and then back to Louis Vuitton as Senior Manager - Entertainment and Influencer Relations. Carly discussed how she has been able to move up in the fashion PR space by taking risks and being open to new opportunities. She also highlighted the importance of being able to connect with people and being able to read the room. She discusses how close-knit the fashion world is and shares advice on how to break int the luxury fashion industry. Lastly, she discussed how she was able to transition to a new job and move to Israel with her fiance.

Lisa Buffo, Founder, and CEO of the Cannabis Marketing Association sat down with Sadie Thompson, PR Coordinator at Proven Media, to discuss How to Leverage PR for Cannabis Brands.

On this week’s episode Key is joined by Lianne, PR Coordinator by day and soon to be TV Writer. The two kick off with a pop culture rant before delving into Lianne's experience in public relations and her grand plan to becoming a tv writer. What happens when senior year approaches and you realize you should've changed your major? And is sliding into a stranger's networking DMs really cyberstalking or just good strategy?the socials!instagram: @ki.keyyy twitter: @keyyymoney

Have you been thinking about how to teach your children about AI and related technologies? What about how to implement this into a school curriculum? Hannah Ballard has the answer! In this episode of ‘Are You A Robot?', Hannah joins us to discuss how to communicate the technological narrative of machines to people who use it, including children. Hannah Ballard is the Communications & PR Coordinator at Kids Code Jeunesse. You can follow her on Twitter (@_HannahBallard) and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3slINTX This episode is brought to you by EthicsGrade, an ESG Ratings agency with a particular focus on Technology Governance, especially AI Ethics. You can find more information about EthicsGrade here: https://www.ethicsgrade.io/ You can also follow EthicsGrade on Twitter (@EthicsGrade) and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2JCiQOg Connect with Us: Join our Slack channel for more conversation about the big ethics issues that rise from AI: https://bit.ly/3jVdNov Follow Are You A Robot? on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook: @AreYouARobotPod Follow our LinkedIn page: https://bit.ly/3gqzbSw Follow Demetrios on Twitter @Dpbrinkm and LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2TPrA5w Resources mentioned in this episode: Kids Code Jeunesse: https://bit.ly/2KaGWAe Mozilla ‘Litepaper': https://bit.ly/3oG9f8R Hannah's article, “How AI can supercharge solutions to the SDGs”: https://bit.ly/3iaDyBW Hannah's article, “The Kids Code Jeunesse Opinion on Trustworthy AI”: https://bit.ly/35yYT2L MIT articles on Children and AI: https://bit.ly/2LndY0O and https://bit.ly/2N3bhSr ‘Hour of Coding': https://kidscodejeunesse.org/blog?b=2020-12-03-hour-of-code-more-than-just-coding Kids 2030 Challenge: https://bit.ly/35Atc9o The Algorithm Literacy Project: https://bit.ly/2XzfSOc

On WGG Live for 11/9/2020 Kayla Jouet, PR Coordinator at Uppercut, joins Andrea and Britt to chat about the incoming reviews for Bugsnax and Assasin's Creed Valhalla, AND MASS EFFECT LEGENDARY EDITION IS REAL! We talk about what we’d like to see from the newly announced Mass Effect as well. Kayla talks about her time at Uppercut and why their voice is so important. Follow Kayla on Twitter: https://twitter.com/oakayla Follow Uppercut on Twitter: https://twitter.com/uppercutcrit https://uppercutcrit.com/ Support What’s Good Games on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/whatsgoodgames Discuss the podcast on our social channels! http://www.facebook.com/whatsgoodgames http://www.twitter.com/whatsgood_games http://www.youtube.com/whatsgoodgames Join the community page! https://www.facebook.com/groups/whatsgoodgames/

Shelby Marra is the PR Coordinator for Benefit Cosmetics. She started working in the TV news industry as a producer and quickly realized it's not what she wanted to do.  Shelby talked about the moment when she realized it was time to let go of that “dream” of working in journalism. She didn't hold back about what it was like to lose her job and regaining the confidence that ultimately led her to Benefit Cosmetics.  ----------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Nathaly:  Instagram: instagram.com/nathalydove YouTube: youtube.com/nathalydove Website: www.nathalydove.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaly-dove/support

First Segment: Edifier. Thomas Riess, PR Coordinator.Second Segment: Computer and Technology NewsTopics:Microsoft takes down massive hacking operation that could have affected the election – CNNWalt Disney announces reorganization to focus on streaming | TechCrunch1c8ace8f-every-company-disney-owns-13_pageversion-lg.jpg (2500×3017)Free-to-play gaming giant Roblox confidentially files to go public | TechCrunchOn Facebook, Misinformation Is More Popular Now Than in 2016 – The New York TimesNetflix is creating a problem by canceling TV shows too soon – InsiderFor more info, interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!

Carson Sartain is the Senior Media Relations Manager for The Nature Conservancy’s Texas Chapter. Previously she was an Account Lead at an agency, did freelance brand and content development work, and worked a few jobs in L.A. as a Production Office Manager, a PR Coordinator, and a Production and Writer's Assistant on TV shows. She got her degree in Journalism and Global Media Studies from UT Austin in 2012.

Linda Kelly, CEO of Kelly Mental Health and Cassandra Nordal, PR Coordinator of Kelly Mental Health sit down to discuss the Mental Health impact about the Covid-19 pandemic, providing insight and advice on skills to manage anxiety through lighthearted stories of what's happening. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today's edition of Top of the Stretch presented by the Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association is with Ronnie Wrenn Jr and Frank Fraas, Outreach and PR Coordinator, ask 20 questions.

This week our guest was Tommy Lee Byrd,Marketing and PR Coordinator for the Coker Tire Company. He is from Tennessee and was referred to us by Mike Finnegan. He grew up around drag cars and racing so when he went off to college he just wanted to be around cars. Tommy's dad even sold everything he could to buy him a 64 Corvette coupe as a gift. He also owns a 1964 Chevelle that is his "Grandma car" and just plain fun to drive around in. Coker tire got it's start in 1960 when Harold Coker purchased a BF Goodrich dealership in Chatanooga TN and got access to the manufacturer of tires. He started ordering special build tires for antique vehicles made from antique tire molds. He either had the rights to use the name of the old tire manufacturers are he simply put Coker on the sidewalls and a brand was born. The family would go to car shows and advertise the tire at events catering to that market. Coker built up it's collection of old tire molds after they were discontinued by the manufacturer. Tommy Lee Byrd with his daughter and his 64 Corvette By having contacts at the major tire manufacturers, they were able to make agreements to continue using the brand names on the tire made with these old molds. Tommy said that the radial tires with wide white walls that look like originals has really been Coker's trademark over the years. Modern radials have better ride and tire life and really enhance the old vehicles in comfort and safety. The original Coker radial was the companies own design to be like the classic tires customers were looking for. Coker's American classic tires are made in the USA using Coker molds. The post TMCP #395: Tommy Lee Byrd, Coker Tires for Classic Muscle and Everything else – Ask Rick; See You at the Races? first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

Ring has again expanded their “Ring of Security” options with new hardware to help secure your home. Savannah Bigley, PR Coordinator, outlines new accent and motion flood light options, a new peep hole camera for apartment dwellers who can’t make changes to their living space, and a new motion sensor that can even fit in your mail box. [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/maclevelten/MV19047.mp3”] This edition of MacVoices is sponsored by Smile, the makers of PDFpen and PDFpenPro, PDFpen for iPad, PDFpen for iPhone, PDFpen Scan+, as well as TextExpander for Mac and TextExpander for iPhone and iPad, as well as the new TextExpander for Windows. Great software to help you get more done. Show Notes: Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he's doing on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the show: iTunes: - Audio in iTunes - Video in iTunes - HD Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:  - Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss  - Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

Ring has again expanded their “Ring of Security” options with new hardware to help secure your home. Savannah Bigley, PR Coordinator, outlines new accent and motion flood light options, a new peep hole camera for apartment dwellers who can’t make changes to their living space, and a new motion sensor that can even fit in your mail box. [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/maclevelten/MV19047.mp3”] This edition of MacVoices is sponsored by Smile, the makers of PDFpen and PDFpenPro, PDFpen for iPad, PDFpen for iPhone, PDFpen Scan+, as well as TextExpander for Mac and TextExpander for iPhone and iPad, as well as the new TextExpander for Windows. Great software to help you get more done. Show Notes: Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he's doing on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the show: iTunes: - Audio in iTunes - Video in iTunes - HD Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:  - Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss  - Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

Sierra is the Marketing and PR Coordinator at the Asheville Regional Airport. As part of the marketing team, she helps organize AVL’s art and music programs for passengers and airport visitors.“We invite local artists to come and play for our passengers,” she said. “It sets a nice relaxing tone for everyone.”Highlighting local talent in the terminal allows passengers to have an immersive Asheville experience before they even leave the airport.“Our art gallery features a lot of local artists,” Sierra said. “It allows people to get a taste of Asheville and gives them something to do while they are traveling.”

What's it like to go from college to a full time job in the music industry? Are internships, networking, and connecting with people all they're hyped up to be? Today's episode features Natalie Morrison, Marketing & PR Coordinator for D'Addario & Company. We talk interning and freelancing, NAMM, the music products industry, networking, connecting with other women, and so much more! Links: www.supportlafd.org http://www.laist.com/2018/11/09/southern_california_woolsey_hill_wildfires_how_to_help.php The Women's International Music Network SWIM Women in Music NAMM

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Keith Matassa (Executive Director) and Krysta Higuchi (Events and PR Coordinator) from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center, an organization and people that care about our community and care about our ecosystem.  Both the organization and these two along with many others at the center go above an beyond to provide science, art, youth programs but most of all care to marine mammals up and down over 59 miles of our coastline. 

Mark interviews Sinead McElhinney, PR Coordinator on the Communications team from Rakuten Kobo in Toronto, Ontario about some interesting reading data that Kobo released near the end of 2017. They discuss the analysis of reading data, understanding core eBook readers better, as well as some of Sinead's favorite things about her role in the book industry. During the chat, they discuss: Where she started and how she got her start at Kobo Her role in marketing and the on-brand customer/reader experience The double-edged sword of social media The difference between using social media for personal use and for a corporation that needs to keep its target demographics in mind Details about the top “actually read” books from the previous year and the data dissection performed on this reading data Just because something is a bestseller doesn't mean that it is a book that has been read through to completion. IE, looking at books that were actually finished can be meaningful data The binge-reading that Sinead does the same way some others might engage in binge-watching a show via Netflix Some common themes in the most popularly read books The dynamic engagement with both writers and readers that Sinead participated in when visiting the Romantic Time (RT) Booklovers conference in Atlanta in May 2017 The diversity within the many different types of romance readers that Sinead discovered at RT Booklovers The launch of audiobooks at Kobo in late summer of 2017 and some of the things they learned about the types of books people prefer reading in eBook format versus listening to The integration of OverDrive library borrowing in the Kobo Aura ONE After the interview, Mark reflects on the evolution of storytelling and how, in oral storytelling, the creator could receive immediate and instant audience feedback that might help them to adjust their story's tone, pacing and other elements on the fly. He touches upon how story, as a written medium in print format, completely divorces that connection when the act of reading becomes a solitary pursuit, but that digital reading brings back an intriguing degree of those elements that writers and publishers could likely benefit if analyzed effectively. He shares his own experience telling ghost stories to live audiences and how, as a storyteller, he can easily adapt the tales based on audience reaction. He discusses the interesting metrics that a platform such as Wattpad.com offers to writers about the demographics of their readers and other reading stats. He also talks about the "real time" blog story I, DEATH that his novel was based upon allowed him the luxury of adapting the story as it was being rolled out based on reader reaction. And, finally, he suggests that platforms like Kindle and Kobo wield a fascinating opportunity related to the type of in depth reading data that Sinead was talking about that can significantly benefit writers and publishers.   Links of Interest: Kobo PR - http://news.kobo.com/ Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Mark and Sinead on the KWL Podcast at RT (Romantic Times) – Episode 84 “How to be alone, but not lonely” - An article Sinead wrote about unplugging for a weekend in a style that Henry David Thoreau would certainly appreciate. Related Articles on Reading Data From EBooks: What Canadians Read in 2017 (Most Read and Longest Reading Session Titles) Behind the Digital Screens: Reading habits of the industry's most valuable customers Kobo Writing Life Titles Top Best-Selling and Best-Read lists  The Guardian: Ebooks can tell which novels you didn't finish   Sinead McElhinney is the Public Relations Specialist at Rakuten Kobo Inc in Toronto, Ontario, where, among other things, she manages Kobo's PR agencies in Canada, the United States, the UK, France, the Netherlands, Italy and Australia. She believes in uniting professionalism and personality and is committed to the notion that the right story has the ability to spark meaningful change.   This podcast was sponsored by Findaway Voices – a company that gives authors and publishers everything they need to create professionally-narrated audiobooks and reach listeners in more than 170 countries through the world's largest audiobook distribution network  

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Episode 84 contains the third and final installment of interviews that took place at RT (Romantic Times) Booklovers Convention in Atlanta this year. This time the interviews are from Sinead McElhinney, PR Coordinator for Kobo, who was interacting with dozens of authors and romance readers at the conference. Featured interviews include chats with the two authors who write under the name Christina Lauren and with Ella Quinn. Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, the dynamic duo co-authors who make up the NYT and USA Today bestselling author Christina Lauren. In their chat, they discuss the process of co-authoring and how it has evolved in the past 8 years as well as the personal closeness/friendship that is the foundation for their authoring partnership.  Ella Quinn is a USA Today Bestselling author of smart and spicy regency romances. In her chat with Sinead, she shares a bit about the incredible amount of research on the customs, the manners and the buildings for the worlds she writes about in her historical novels. She explains how, while those elements are important in the realism, that the love story and the characters are what should be front and center in the reader's mind. Mark then talks with Sinead about what she does at Kobo (a bit of a behind the scenes look), and how her role in PR is related to engaging in social media and in person interactions with publishers, with authors and with readers.  

This summer why not take a "staycation". An easy two hour drive away, the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend, Iowa is a great day excursion for families. Andy Milan shares the history and new events happening at the Grotto. Visitors from all over the world travel to see this amazing shrine.

Welcome mountain bikers to Vital MTB's The Inside Line Podcast Back in early December of 2016, I met with Duncan Riffle. I've known Duncan for years and had shot photos with him when he was a pro downhill racer, competing on the World Cup circuit in the early and mid 2000's. Since then he's become a staple of SRAM's marketing department. What's funny is that I think of him as duncan riffle the american downhiller...the guy who won a Mt. Snow Vermont NORBA National in the rain. But he explained to me that most of his interaction today is with people who only know him as a SRAM guy. We go into his storied downhill career and how he successfully transitioned into an industry position - a transition that most ex-racers don't seem to make very well. if you've seen his Instagram posts, you know he has a TON of ink and he posts some heavy pieces of writing. We get into that a bit too. Duncan is a focused, driven personality of our sport and I hope you enjoy learning about his dedication to racing and riding bikes as much as I did.

Podcast guest: Sucheta Singh is the PR Coordinator at Jelly Marketing. Before joining Jelly Sucheta was the host of BC People on Global Television and a television reporter / editor for Shaw TV. Stay tuned to the end of the interview where we find out what Sucheta likes to spread on her toast. Episode topics... - Sucheta's career path to Jelly Marketing - The changing TV industry and how it affected Sucheta's career path - Working with online influencers - How to know if you should stick with traditional PR or start working with influencers (or both) - The importance of discovering the stories behind your product and communicating those in your marketing - Why to give your PR efforts time to grow Read more at JellyMarketing.com/blog/podcast

What does it take to succeed in the PR Fashion Industry? Since joining the Ottawa Fashion Week (OFW) team in 2011, Operations Manager Payton Kennedy has seen many changes in the PR Coordinator role. One thing remains true: the position involves an industrious character. OFW invites Young PR Pros into the world of publicity and catwalk preparation as it celebrates its 10th season for our four-part series, Take uOPRA to Work Day. We talk about some skills that come along with the position. With 17 designers currently on the Spring/Summer 2014 roster, Payton gives Young PR Pros hosts Kristine Simpson, Julia Kent and uOttawa PR Association (uOPRA) President Sharon Cheung some insight on how this volunteer-based event flourishes. To read the full article, visit our blog at youngprpros.ca.