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High Inflation Continues To Impact Sector, Including Food Banks As inflationary pressures keep year-over-year price increases high, food banks see both an increase in demand and a shortage of supply. Food pantries across the country are dealing both with an increase in demand due to broader consumer-facing prices, as well as a harder time keeping up with supply because of the same price increases. The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports that “Some of Feeding America's food pantry partners have closed because of dwindling donations and higher costs for receiving and delivering food. Others have less food on their shelves even though they have higher demand.” The article goes on to highlight the vital importance that food banks serve and that folks who need the assistance they provide might be more diverse than the broader public realizes. Read more ➝   Summary Nonprofits on Both Sides of Abortion Issue See Increase in Donations | The Chronicle of Philanthropy  Independent Sector Issues Statement on Mass Shooting in Buffalo The Guggenheim Museum, Which Long Resisted Calls to Drop the Sackler Name, Has Finally Quietly Removed It | Artnet News HFPA Considers Selling Assets, Dropping Nonprofit Status | Yahoo Entertainment Oregon nonprofit that turns trash into art lands permanent display at the Smithsonian | KGW.com      Transcript [00:00:00] This week on the nonprofit newsfeed, we're talking about high inflation and how it's having impacts on food banks, as well as a bevy of other social impact issues. Nick, how is. [00:00:12] It's going good, George. [00:00:13] it's just trying to, always just trying to keep up last week was a little weird from the financial side. I'm glad we're not a financial podcast, but a few things went sideways and you know, I think that comes back to the larger issue of inflation going on. [00:00:27] That is. Great segue into our first story that is talking about some of those broader trends, economic trends that you were talking about. Namely inflation and our lead story comes from the Chronicle philanthropy, which is supporting that hi Felician is continuing to impact many nonprofits, but food banks in particular. [00:00:50] And it turns out that many food banks across the United States are being. From both directions, essentially, you have more people needing food assistance because of higher food prices and food banks, having trouble keeping up with that higher demand because of higher food and supply chain issues. So. [00:01:14] Yeah, lots of food banks are feeling the pinch, both with supply and demand, kind of impacting their ability to, to provide for, for folks. The article goes on to state that some of feeding America's food pantry partners have closed because of dwindling donations and higher costs for receiving and delivering food. [00:01:34] Others have less food on their shelves, even though they have higher demand. So you kind of have the economics of this. Hitting where Hertz in both directions. And unfortunately the inflation numbers came out and it slowed marginally with the most recent data. But inflation continues to be a really serious problem heading in this case, food pantries, where it hurts. [00:01:56] I think it's important to note that the general consumer price index CPI is it's not accurate for everyone. It is not inclusive of what might be hitting. Some people that are maybe more dependent on travel by car or at the grocery store for different types of materials. But the high-level here. [00:02:19] Compared to last year at this time, we're about 50% down and where we have received and past feral food donations, and about 20% down from food drives in our collection of food from the grocery store, says the executive director, Tyra Jackson there. And it's it. It's tough. It is tough because you're also talking about donations that may have come and picked up by truck by car. [00:02:43] And there are a few donations being. In addition to people needing it more. So, you know, you're going to see this certainly at food, food pantries among others, but something that we really wanted to pull out as a, as a major, a major narrative as only gonna continue as as inflation and gas prices continue to, to pinch organizations that serve the most vulnerable in our. [00:03:06] Yeah, George, I think that's a great analysis. And just as an aside, I was talking with a colleague at our company who she and her partner volunteered at a food bank down in the Nashville area. And. When they were volunteering there, they found out that the food bank was actually closing two weeks later and that all of those resources were disappearing. [00:03:28] So this is very real. This is being felt tangibly by a lot of people. Unfortunately, the most vulnerable people and just calling out to an article. Or featured on this podcast almost a year ago now, but when you look at the statistics of folks on food stamps or folks needing food assistance, it is much more broad and diverse than I think a lot of Americans realize, and that food insecurity is a much bigger and. [00:04:00] Yeah, I'm a much bigger problem than I think most people realize. So it's something we'll continue to follow. [00:04:06] Great. Should we move into our summer yard? Yeah. [00:04:10] Let's do it. Our first article from the summary comes again from the Chronicle of philanthropy. And this is that nonprofits on both sides of the abortion issue are seeing an increase in donations. This was something that we predicted. It's not that hard, a prediction to make. Something we've talked about would happen a couple of weeks ago, of course, with the draft Supreme court decision propelling Roe vs. [00:04:37] Wade. And at this point How the Supreme court is poised to strike that down, back into the forefront of the narrative here. And there are so many organizations on both sides of this issue, local organizations, national organizations, and this is now the most important or most salient, I should say, policy debate in America right now. [00:05:02] So no surprise that non-profits are seeing an increase in donations. It will be interesting to see. How long this lasts. We often talk about how giving because of various news events and attention to these issues have very short life cycles. We talked about donations to Afghanistan, which lasted, everyone was talking about Afghanistan for about 10 days and then nothing. [00:05:30] Right. So it'd be interesting to see here. Especially as it relates to broader kind of political narratives in the United States. The one difference with this is that that decision from the Supreme court has actually not been officially dropped down yet. It's expected to be released in June. [00:05:48] So that, that news cycle we'll get another bump in June when it eventually does drop. But what's your take on the story? [00:05:55] Yeah, it's kind of hard because we're still just sort of pulling in this article at anecdotal evidence and narratives, large narratives like planned parenthood, Federation of America, talking about how. , spokesperson, they're saying they got 70,000, 70,000 new supporters that had signed on with the organization either as donors or volunteers and had received tens of thousands of new one-time gifts. [00:06:21] And the thinking is that if Roe is overturned, the organization's base of supporters are only going to continue to grow and counter narratives there. Pro-life across America, probably of. Groups has not seen a rise in donations since the week, but other smaller ones have said, there's a couple extra thousand here or there coming in. [00:06:40] So still, , I, I, I'm hesitant to draw a macro narratives other than to say, there's going to be an increase amount of volume here. I think this is the first sort of earthquake social earthquake. This announcement ripples are starting to be felt, but I think the big ones still to come. Potential actual decision would be landing. [00:07:01] That would be the summer. Right? Nick, you know, I, I don't know why July is in my mind, but [00:07:05] Yeah, I think end of June a lot has something to do with the docket. Yeah, [00:07:11] so we'll see. But within the next one to two months, general, [00:07:16] I would say from a strategy standpoint, this was the first press it, but the, the wave of. News and attention is going to be very, very intense. And as all things intense, it will burn brightly and briefly, unfortunately, and then come down to that steady drum beat. So you are an organization that is near or adjacent to this topic. [00:07:38] I would be very much prepared for how you pull in. Monthly sustaining donors in that moment of emotion when emotions are at its peak, because the work is going to take quite some time and it's not a one and done it is something that should it should be part of a, a longer term movement that is is going to take a lot of resources. [00:08:01] Absolutely. That's a great framing. I for one I'm done with earthquakes for, for another decade, no more society altering earthquakes. But unfortunately we have another one. To talk about. And we're framing this around a press release from independent sector, which is a national membership organization that brings together nonprofits and foundations and corporate giving partners. [00:08:28] But they put out a press release, acknowledging the violence in Buffalo over the weekend. That being that over the weekend, a white supremacist went into a supermarket in Buffalo, New York shot. 13 people, 11 of whom were black and 10 of whom died. This was an over act of racism and white supremacy was very, very clear. [00:08:52] And We see the nonprofit community responding here. I don't really know. What more to what non-profits can can do about this. This is, this is hard, a hard, very hard problem to solve. And of course, there's lots of organizations that work in this space, the Southern poverty law center and civil rights organizations that of course over the past couple of days have been really highlighting how national political discourses lending itself to this, these far right ideologies and extremist ideologies. [00:09:25] But Yeah, just unfortunately, and another tragic day in a long string of mass shootings that we experienced in this country. [00:09:32] We saw the narrative, certainly of gun rights and organizations like our town saying reasonable things. Like, I dunno, maybe we shouldn't allow citizens to run around with assault rifles , these high capacity magazines and the ability to, to do that much damage in that period of time, there was another narrative around. [00:09:51] How this was actually streamed on Twitch, which can lead to copycats and narratives that this shooter was partially inspired by Christ church shooting, which was also incredibly terrible, but this sort of mimicry of when people see it is a, a dog whistle and just very dark motivation for, for certain people that clearly need help. [00:10:14] Like this is somebody who needs. Folks that are, , drawn to this type of thought, unfortunately, and this type of action then there's a new piece that seemed to be coming out, which I I'm starting to see nonprofits touch on, which is the narrative around replacement theory. And I'm not going to go into it in so much as, you know, giving it any sort of, even the word theory there it is. [00:10:39] It is a white supremacist fever dream, and I don't curse on this podcast, but I would, if I could, because it's it's a narrative that is unfortunately use because it's pulled into media narratives and reiterated on shows like Tucker Carlson, but it has a very, very dark and dangerous, extreme narrative to it. [00:11:02] And so there may be opportunities for if this does touch on a non-profits work in association with. You know, immigration, anything that supports black or brown people and their rights in this country to, take a look at it and see where your voice on it could, could lend a larger and more clarifying narratives on it. [00:11:25] Absolutely George. I couldn't agree more. And quite frankly, I want to see tech companies take a far more aggressive stance on combating this quite frankly. It's unacceptable. The video was five streamed and is just it's. So you type it into Google. It's the first thing you see that is unacceptable. And I would love to see greater efforts behalf of big tech to work with nonprofits and civil society to, to attempt to mitigate this. [00:11:58] Because quite frankly, it's the pervasiveness of these kind of fringe ideas. And I know that's a whole other thing, but I think that there can be a lot more done. And I think that nonprofits and civil society should be invited to play a role in. [00:12:13] Yeah. I don't know what the right answer is. I get worried sometimes about. The narratives that take hold and whether or not it's used as an excuse to go after big tech. The truth is Twitch took that down within two minutes, which is a heck of a lot more impressive in terms of a timeframe than what Facebook did. [00:12:32] A company, 10 X its size with Facebook live. The truth is the ability to publish on the web. Can't be fully blocked. And by saying like, if only it was taken down, what in thirties. If only it was taken down in 10 seconds, I just don't understand the channeling of the social solution. Can't be a faster form of censorship. [00:12:56] Would've stopped this. I'm not, I'm not buying that as a solution, giving that child that 18 year old, maybe not access to a assault rifle. Would be maybe where I start followed by again, pointing toward being very careful when someone's consuming certain types of content in an extreme environment. And also this individual was given access to body armor. [00:13:26] And so the whole narrative of good guy with a gun didn't matter because this person was actually shot at. And it didn't matter because we have turned extremists into super soldiers with over the counter shit. You can get it well, So I, I'm sorry, I'm not buying if only Twitch took it down and got Dan two minutes, I'm not, I'm not buying that sale. [00:13:45] That's fair. That's a fair, that's a fair argument. I agree with you the much more. Proactive way of dealing with this is a gun laws in New York actually has this red flag gun law that should have prevented the shooter from accessing this firearm. And for whatever reason, [00:14:02] Yeah, I haven't seen the full near, I mean, just, I haven't seen the full narrative, but you know, there's more, there's more guns and people in this country. So I don't know. [00:14:10] I agree. Our thoughts are with the families and everyone affected by, by this fine. Our next story comes from news.art net.com. And this is about the Guggenheim museum, which has long resisted calls to drop the Sackler name, the Sackler family, being the family owners of the Purdue pharma corporation has finally quietly removed the Sackler name from. From the building, the Guggenheim has come under lots of criticism and there's been sit in protests at the museum and attempt to bring to light how this family's money is, is as you know. [00:14:53] highlighted throughout this museum as a donor. [00:14:56] And yeah, George authored this to you. I think I have. Complicated FOBTs here and being a new Yorker, we're both new Yorkers. You walk through any museum, the Guggenheim, the met every exhibit is a who's who of corporate power in America, half the ma is named after the Koch brothers. You know? So it's yeah, I wonder what your take is on this. [00:15:21] It's kind of dovetails a bit also with when we were talking about how. Russian oligarchs were giving in the west to legitimize and cause wash disreputable actions and reputation, and to build themselves up, the nonprofit industry does offer this sort of pathway to respectability at a price. And the question is. [00:15:48] Is it appropriately priced? Should that be for sale? I think this is a big move because clearly the Sackler name like has donated quite a bit to, to the arts and the arts are incredibly important, but maybe not as important as the fact that what they have done to. Drug addiction. And this country is probably unparalleled from other companies in terms of it's devastation. [00:16:20] And , maybe you don't give them the social acceptance pass, but hopefully this is something that reverberates out there that it's also hard. If you're an art, I try to put on the other side of it, like there's somebody on the fundraising team of a struggling museum trying to preserve. [00:16:37] You know, history and legacy of fill in the blank type of art that already struggles. And to say like, oh, you're not allowed to take, you know, money from somebody who that happened to make it from oil from this. So like, you know, where do you draw the line? I mean, I draw the line there, the Sacklers, but you know, it is, it makes, it makes for an interesting conversation, I think in philanthropic communities and maybe even. [00:17:02] Just to bring it back to a listener right now you might want to have with, you know, your board and your supporters being like, you know, who would we not take money from if we did Y what would we do? You know, I think there's a lot of folks that take it and be like, oh, you can make a donation, but sorry, we can't name you. [00:17:18] Like, what did you just do? They're like, all right, we're, we're playing this weird sort of moral shell game. [00:17:25] Yeah, I think that's as an interesting analysis and to your point, I would not want to be the fundraiser I'm responsible for that, but definitely something to talk about. Within your organization. Another organization that's been doing a lot of talking within itself is the Hollywood foreign press association, which you may know as the obscure organization that is responsible for hosting and promoting the golden Globes in Hollywood. [00:17:55] So the Hollywood foreign press has been criticized pretty substantially in the past couple of years for. And I think rightly so and incredible lack of diversity kind of opaque voting processes. And as it turns out this organization, which is a nonprofit actually is reincorporating itself as essentially a business they're selling off assets, they're going to drop their nonprofit status and attempt to boost the golden Globes As a ceremony, I guess. [00:18:29] I'm not as well versed in pop culture as nearly anyone, but it's kind of an interesting move. [00:18:38] Yeah, I don't know. I thought it was just funny that it didn't even Dawn on me that the Hollywood foreign press association was a nonprofit. There are a lot of non-profits out there operating for, for better or worse or for interesting. And I'm always curious when there's a transition, either from a non-profit to for-profit for-profit to nonprofit. [00:18:57] I tend to see this a lot less, the, the move. And I just curious to watch what the net effect is. If anything interesting comes of it, you know, we'll bring it up, but you know, good luck. Sorry. You're leading the team. Am I. [00:19:12] I. [00:19:13] don't know if it gets us. Ricky Jervais is one more year of cringe-worthy. Self-loathing Hollywood criticism all sign up for that highlight reel. [00:19:24] Yeah. As long as, you know, I feel maybe touch better that any profit they happen to be making off of that particular spectacle isn't tax tax subsidized [00:19:34] Hmm. [00:19:35] touch better. [00:19:35] There you go. All right. How about a feel-good story, George? [00:19:39] Sounds perfect. [00:19:41] All right. This is from a local NBC affiliate. K G w. Dot com out of Oregon and it talks about an Oregon nonprofit that's on a mission to bring awareness to plastic pollution by turning trash into treasure and has landed a permanent display at the Smithsonian museum of natural history in a. [00:20:04] Washington DC. And essentially they've processed 37,000 tons of plastic from Oregon's beaches. And they've created 87 works of art and the art as looking at some of the pictures kind of like wide ranging implications. But the, or vision it's a wide vision. But it seems to me that you're keeping trash out of the ocean and creating something beautiful. [00:20:31] Sounds like a winning company. [00:20:33] I look at this just incredibly creative to take the exact problem that is destroying sea life and turn it into incredible works of art, which then forced people to, to see this. And, you know, there's this beautiful picture of a turtle created by all of the plastic junk and it just hits you so tangibly to see something at one striking beautiful something you'd associate with nature, but then realize that that that is exactly. [00:21:03] These animals are consuming in the wild increasing amounts of plastic, which have a devastating, devastating impact on ecosystem could be ideas also, as you work on various issues of how do I take the thing that is the biggest threat and turn it into the medium of awareness. And there's something beautiful about this. [00:21:24] I love it. Thanks George. [00:21:27] Thanks Nick.  

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Planet 13 Holdings Inc's David Farris joined Proactive to announce the second location of its planned Florida dispensary network located in the city of Port Richey, a prominent suburb in the rapid-growth Tampa - St. Petersburg - Clearwater region. The company said the location in Port Richey is on a busy retail corridor near a Home Depot and on the way to the popular waterfront destinations from downtown.

Skye Bioscience Inc CEO Punit Dhillon tells Proactive that Skye and Emerald Health Therapeutics Inc have entered into a definitive agreement that will see Skye acquiring Emerald in a share-for-share transaction. San-Diego-based Skye is developing proprietary, synthetic cannabinoid derivatives to treat glaucoma and other diseases with significant unmet needs. The company noted that Emerald possesses cash and non-cash assets that it would acquire through the arrangement.

Harbor Custom Development Inc. CFO Lance Brown joined Proactive after posting first-quarter results that saw its revenue jump 106% year-over-year on the back of sustained demand from buyers. For the period ended March 31, 2022, the Tacoma, Washington-based real estate developer reported consolidated net sales of $28.6 million, compared to $13.9 million in the corresponding period a year earlier. Harbor Custom attributed the increase to higher home sales of $5.5 million, entitled land sales of $4.5 million, fee build revenues of $2.7 million, and sales of developed lots of $2.1 million.

Bluesky Digital Assets Corp Ben Gelfand talks to Proactive about through key highlights of 2021 financial results, increasing top-line growth to $3,726,203 CAD in 2021 up from $665,533 CAD in 2020. Gelfand says the group increased mining capacity by expanding operations into the state of Texas, and it optimized the way it mines cryptocurrency. Gelfand also commented on the current state of the crypto market, which has seen the price of Bitcon drop to its lowest since 2020.

Mandalay Resources CEO Dominic Duffy joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has released its financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2022. Duffy telling Proactive the company in Q1 saw revenue of 54.2 million dollars which was the second highest since Q2 of 2016. The company also had 28.0 million free cash flow1 and $35.5 million in net cash flow from operating activities. The company also is net debt free, with $50.4 million of cash on hand and $45.7 million in total interest-bearing debt outstanding. Duffy also said their asset Costerfield continued with a strong performance as it posted 30.4 million in revenue and $22.9 million in adjusted EBITDA. Björkdal generated production and sales with 23.7 million and $9.4 million in revenue and adjusted EBITDA.

DGTL Holdings Chief Commercial Officer and President of subsidiary Engagement Labs Steven Brown joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has secured a contract extension with a global leader in consumer-packaged goods Brown telling Proactive that over the past three years Engagement Labs has spearheaded data intelligence projects for 19 different CPG brands. Brown also talked about another key contract signed with a client in the media entertainment sector.

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Being Proactive To Take Advantage of Business Incentives In The Tax Code Welcome to episode 125 of the Grow Your Law Firm podcast, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode Ken sits down with Boris Musheyev and they talk about why you should be proactive with your tax planning. Boris Musheyev, CPA is a tax and accounting firm specializing in tax planning and strategy for entrepreneurs and business owners. We use proven tax strategies to save our clients tens of thousands of dollars on taxes every year when implemented correctly. We personalize each and every strategy to ensure that our client's family and business situation is thoroughly examined to maximize tax savings. Our team is made of high-performing professionals who take diligence and care in every step of the process when handling clients taxes.   What you'll learn about in this episode: Being proactive and using tax strategies to contribute to business growth Income shifting from a higher tax bracket to a lower tax bracket The difference between C corporations and S corporations Understanding how the tax code is incentivized to help business owners save money Self-rental strategies to acrue depreciable assets Creating different business entities to shift income The changes to the tax code with the changes in political control   Resources:  Website: www.taxplanningcall.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/borismusheyevcpa Contact Info: Company: BORISMTAX INC Email: Boris Musheyev accounting@Borismtax.com   Additional Resources: PILMMA's Super Summit https://learn.pilmma.org/pilmma-super-summit-2021 The Mastermind Effect: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect/ PILMMA's Free Resources: https://www.pilmma.org/free-resources/ PILMMA Join Page: https://learn.pilmma.org/join-pilmma  

Usha Resources CEO Deepak Varshney joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company's Board of Director has approved a spin-out transaction to create a wholly-owned subsidiary, Formation Metals Corporation. Varshney telling Proactive this will mean the transfer of the Nicobat Nickel-Copper-Cobalt property to the news company. USHA shareholders will be issued one share of FMC with respect to every 5 shares of USHA owned. Varshney says the Nicobat Nickel Property is a nickel-copper-PGE project located in Northwest Ontario.

BioHarvest Sciences CEO Ilan Sobel joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company released their full profile of its full-spectrum Cannabis produced in large-scale industrial bioreactors with the Bio-Plant CELLicitation platform technology. The full spectrum profile will include major and minor Cannabinoids as well as Terpenes Sobel talks more about this technology and the fact these product is primarily composed of trichomes. According to Sobel, this will have a significant reduction of bitterness which renders the product easier to integrate in food and beverage applications.

Electric Royalties CEO Brendan Yurik joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announced the company has closed its marketed public offering for gross proceeds of $3.45 million dollars. Yurik also share news the company is seeing some big progress on a few their project royalties. Yurik telling Proactive more about the Graphmada Graphite and Seymour Lake Lithium projects which are nearing the completion of mineral resource upgrades. Yurik also shared details of two other projects, The Cancet Lithium Project and the Yalbra Graphite Royalty.

BANXA Holdings Inc Founder & Chairman Domenic Carosa tells Proactive it has announced its entry into the US$17 billion non-fungible token (NFT) market with the launch of a new cash (fiat) to NFT checkout in partnership with NFT marketplace leader Atomic Hub. The digital payments infrastructure provider said the launch allows its global partner network access to millions of end-users looking to more easily purchase NFTs with credit cards.

Caledonia Mining Corp PLC CFO Mark Learmonth tells Proactive the group reported a 51% jump in first-quarter profit on record gold production and higher gold prices. The company, which operates the Blanket mine in Zimbabwe, also reported strong production in April and reiterated that it was confident of meeting its full-year output guidance of 73,000 to 80,000 ounces. It produced 6,797 ounces of gold in April, representing an annualised production rate of about 81,500 ounces.

Doré Copper Mining Corp EO Ernest Mast tells Proactive the company's aim to become a significant copper producer in Quebec has moved a step closer as the firm unveiled a positive preliminary economic assessment for a restart at the Chibougamau mining camp. Using base case prices of US$3.75 per pound of copper and US$1,820 per ounce of gold, the 10.5-year project would generate 492 million pounds (Mlbs) of copper, 142,000 ounces of gold, and have a pre-tax net present value (NPV) of C$367 million and 30.7% internal rate of return (IRR).

Oncotelic Therapeutics Chief Business Officer Saran Saund talks to Proactive about the Agoura Hills, California-based group's recent joint venture with Dragon Overseas Capital Limited to help commercialize its lead drug candidate OT-101, to treat brain and pancreatic cancers. Saund says Dragon has committed to deploy $28 million to help commercialize the drug, while Oncotelic will pursue a public listing in Hong Kong.

Dr Michael Raymont, chief executive of Albert Labs, spoke to Proactive about the toxicology research for KRN-101. KRN-101 is a psilocybin-based drug, and is used as a treatment for cancer-related anxiety. Dr Raymont said the company is getting ready to trial this in the Autumn, and investors should know it is making steady progress.

NexTech AR Solutions CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has closed multiple new 3D modeling deals for ecommerce. Those deals range in size and cover multiple industries. Gappelberg telling Proactive the company has been contracted to produce 400 3D models this week on top of the 1500 announced last week. Some of the industries include Cannabis, Appliances, Lightning and Sport Equipment.

ReVolve Renewable Power President Omar Bojorquez joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news about the company that is working to develop utility scale renewable energy generation projects around North America. Bojorquez told Proactive more about the company and some of the big projects they are working on with wind, solar and battery storage technologies. Bojorquez also talked about a new division the company has launched that will focus on the distributed generation market and sub 20MW renewable energy projects in the U.S. and Mexico.

Nerds On Site Inc CEO Charley Regan joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has formed a brand new partnership with Zonetail. That company is a mobile platform that allows high-rise residents to manage their homes by connecting people to products, amenities and services. Regan telling Proactive this gives the company a first mover approach into gated, condo and high-rise communities as the number one choice for technology solutions. This will be an exclusive partnership in Canada and the United States.

Lucky Minerals CEO Francois Perron joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share more results from the trenching program at the Wayka gold discovery on the Fortuna Property in southern Ecuador. Perron telling Proactive more about the results and also the drill program which is expected to hit a number of zones identified with this trenching.

Golden Shield Resources Executive Chair Leo Hathaway joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has released the results from the first hole of drilling at Mazoa Hill which is the most advanced of eight prospects at the Marudi Mountain gold project Hathaway telling Proactive this first hole of a 13-hole 3000 metre program returned 33 METRES GRADING 3.45 G/T GOLD. The company has drilled 9 holes and will finish off the last 4 by the end of the month.

Nowigence Inc Anoop Bhatia tells Proactive the Charlotte, North Carolina-based software company is looking to capitalize on the 'over $20B' market opportunity' with Pluaris, its cloud-based knowledge management tool that can read, analyze, and store information. Bhatia says Pluaris can accelerates the pace of problem-solving and decision-making. The group plans to begin trading on the OTCQB platform in the next few weeks.

Proactive's definition according to Oxford Language is an adjective that means, (of a person, policy, or action) creating or controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than responding to it after it has happened. Being proactive yourself is essential to your success in many aspects of your life. Find out how you can become more proactive and its importance in this episode of Chase the Vision! This episode of Chase the Vision with Isaac Mashman was edited via Podcastle.ai. Podcastle is an online audio content creation platform that makes our job as content creators so much easier. Want to check it out for yourself? Sign up using my affiliate link: https://podcastle.ai/?ref=isaacmashman

In this episode, we sit down with Larry Shumbres, who recently joined Presults, the AI-powered compliance platform as CEO. Larry has an extensive background in fintech – helping launch and grow a number of tools at Totum Risk, Evestment, eMoney in more. Presults is doing some incredible work in the space and I wanted to pick Larry's brain on how advisors can continue to stay proactive with clients while maintaining clarity and cohsiveness internally and with their compliance partners.

Most of us are reactive partners. We wait until there's a problem and then we start paying attention. To develop a good marriage, learn to become a proactive partner. This episode from the Dr. Wyatt Show vault will show you how.For my free newsletter to receive weekly emails on fresh marriage content and discounts, Sign up here!For my free office hours join me live Wednesdays at 12noon MST on my Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube channels. This is time for you to ask me any questions about the content covered on the podcast.Be sure to leave a review and subscribe. The more reviews I receive the higher the podcast will appear in search results so more couples can find it and receive hope for their marriage!To view the podcast on YouTube click here.

Today's guest is Anne Espinoza, RN, BSN, CCDS, CDIP, the enterprise director for the clinical documentation and denials management team at Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin. Today's show is a part of the “Leadership with Linnea” series. In every episode of this series, Associate Editorial Director Linnea Archibald be joined by one guest from the ACDIS Leadership Council ranks or a contributor from one of our ACDIS publications to discuss a topic relevant to leaders in the industry, whether or not they currently hold a traditional management title. Our intro and outro music for the ACDIS Podcast is “medianoche” by Dee Yan-Kay and our ad music is “Take Me Higher” by Jahzzar, both obtained from the Free Music Archive. Today's show is sponsored by 3M Health Information Systems. 3M Health Information Systems is committed to eliminating revenue cycle waste, creating time to care and leading the shift from volume to value-based care through innovative software and services across the continuum of care. Get started today and improve your CDI team's impact on financial and quality metrics. Learn more at www.3m.com/cdi. Have questions about today's show or ideas for a future episode? Contact the ACDIS team at acdis-inquiries@simplifycompliance.com.  ACDIS update: Read the May/June edition of the CDI Journal focused on diversity and inclusion in CDI (http://ow.ly/wMAa30sjmCY) 

Proactive communication is all about thinking ahead. Are your communications; in-person conversations, emails, texts, etc. conveying your total message or just enough to answer someone else's questions? When you communicate with purpose and completeness, you are being proactive.This episode deals with why and how to communicate proactively. Join your Business Wingmen, Steve Smith & Travis Smith and take your communication effectiveness to the next level.

Former mayoral candidate and CPS CEO Paul Vallas joins John Williams to discuss his recent Op-ed in the Chicago Tribune that offers suggestions on what should be done to curb violence in downtown Chicago. Paul also tells John if he’s considering another run for mayor.

Former mayoral candidate and CPS CEO Paul Vallas joins John Williams to discuss his recent Op-ed in the Chicago Tribune that offers suggestions on what should be done to curb violence in downtown Chicago. Paul also tells John if he’s considering another run for mayor.

It's time to live life acting in anticipation of future problems, needs, or changes. To think about the future and focus on the things you can control instead of all those you cannot. Join Marco on episode 98, as he talks about the difference between being proactive as reactive as we hear the story of why Jonathan Saucedo's life's been different.

Being proactive can mitigate unforeseen risks and aid in optimizing tasks. However, proactivity can be a double-edged sword. Today, we explore how being proactive can actually hurt your productivity and how it can be seen as annoying and obnoxious!Would like to read more about the article we used for this episode? Visit: https://hbr.org/2016/10/proactivity-can-be-a-double-edged-swordDo you like this episode? Follow us on Facebook- @cancelledformaintenance, Instagram- @canxformaintenancepodcast.Twitter- @cxmxpodcastVisit our website and check out our merch at www.cancelledformaintenance.com. Have ideas or stories for show? Send us a line at our contact us section of our website!Check out Rockwell Time for awesome outdoor merch and apparel. Use code-CX4MX and save 10%!Tell us how we are doing, leave us a review if you listen to us on Apple, Stitcher, Podchaser, or IHeart Radio!Follow us on Goodpods and Podchaser!https://goodpods.app.link/1Ss1v4ODHlbhttps://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/cancelled-for-maintenance-1390148?utm_source=podcaster&utm_medium=feedcta&utm_campaign=CXMXpodcast★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, we talk about procrastination and some tips and tricks to break the habit. We talk about some of the things that cause distractions and keep us from achieving our goals, and some techniques to avoid them.

Lisa Carpenter has been an integral member of Onslow County since her arrival in 2011. She successfully managed her responsibilities as a wife, homeschool mom, and Mary Kay Sales Director during her early years in Jacksonville. A transition away from her Mary Kay business of 14 years lead her to be the Committee Chair of Boy Scout Troop 197 and founder of Cub Pack 197 while managing the operations of the family's small business, the Lawn Butler. In 2019, shortly after joining the Onslow County Republican Women's Club, she was recruited to run for the position of Club President. She was unanimously elected and served in that capacity in 2020 and was re-elected for 2021 as well. While under her enthusiastic leadership, the Club membership grew by 60% and member participation thrived. As a direct result of her "roll-up-the-sleeves" style of leadership, the Club earned the coveted National Federation's Diamond Achievement Award, the first time ever in the Club's 50-year history.   From the podium at the first 2021 Republican Women's Club meeting, Lisa asked members to step up their community involvement, encouraging them to attend and participate in the County Board of Commissioners and Board of Education meetings, to make sure elected officials were keeping campaign promises. And Lisa leads from the front by doing the same as well.   It did not take long to confirm her suspicions. Our County has a transparency issue. The details of and the process that lead to a land purchase in early 2021 were not fully disclosed and kept the taxpaying citizens in the dark. Something like this can never happen again.   Lisa believes it's time to pull back the curtain and see what's really happening in county government.    Lisa's greatest desire in serving as Commissioner is to be Proactive (getting ahead of issues), Investigative (making no assumptions), and offers A Fresh Perspective (providing clarity and building trust) on the issues that matter most to the people of Onslow County. www.lisa4BOC.com

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Eric Quanstrom (CMO at Cience) is a leading expert on proactive outbound prospecting. On today's episode we talk about the business of lead generation outsourcing, in particular sales development. However, we approach it from a different angle. With the rise of specialized sales companies with highly developed expertise, such as Cience, Eric and I dig into whether sales really needs to be a core competency of a company that develops and sells a product or service. Or should a product company leave that to a sales company who are the experts? We also explore the many lessons that Cience has learned (from scaling to hundreds of SDRs) about how to more effectively hire, onboard and manage the sales development process. More on Andy: Connect on LinkedIn Get Andy's new book "Sell Without Selling Out" on Amazon Learn more at AndyPaul.com Sponsored by: Revenue.io | Unlock exponential growth with an AI-powered RevOps platform | Revenue.io Scratchpad | The fastest way to update Salesforce, take sales notes, and stay on top of to-dos | Scratchpad.com Explore the Revenue.io Podcast Universe: Sales Enablement Podcast RevOps Podcast Selling with Purpose Podcast

There are many ways to create passive income, but the most important factor here is how you respond to its invariability. Being proactive, not reactive, when it comes to passive income is not always natural. As physicians or high-performing professionals, we are great at tackling problems head on. Although, the vast majority of us focus on solving problems after the fact. It makes sense that we act the same way with finances and definitely when it comes to creating passive income–we often wait until there's an issue to do anything about it What you do now can give you peace of mind when transitions in life come your way.  What steps can you take today to live proactively?

In this episode, we talk about how to open up to infinite possibilities, and how to break through our limiting beliefs. We also have some great testimonies showing the power of the Discover "IT" Method.

In today's episode, I interviewed Roy Mellon. Roy has worked in the payroll industry for a number of years, as Chief Executive and Founder of Definitiv, Roy built Definitiv and Proactive payroll from the ground up. Roy talks us through the difficulties of starting and owning your own business, accessing finance and seeking investors that fit your company culture and values. Perth Entrepreneurs Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/perthentrepreneurspodcast/ Entrepreneurs Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/neilgibbpeptalk/Perth Entrepeneurs LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-gibb-14a618185/  HMO Property Co Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thehmopropertyco 

ERP and contract management should be digital, but too many companies are still not streamlined and communicating with other businesses as effectively as possible. With the help of companies like Zumen, companies and computers are getting more connected and solving the issues that slow processes down. On this episode of The Digital Enterprise Society Podcast, Thom Singer and Craig Brown are joined by Viswa Kuppuswami, founder and CEO of Zumen, Inc., a SAAS startup product manufacturing company that focuses on managing the direct material procurement process. They discuss the importance of effective ERP (enterprise resource planning), overcoming and preventing supply chain issues, and how to automate workflows more effectively.    On today's podcast, you will learn: 3 critical systems to effective enterprise systems ERP software, according to Viswa and Craig, comes first.  Production planning and manufacturing processing comes next.  PLM or PDM is the third step, although ideally it would be first.  For growing and scaling companies, the first thing they need from a business perspective is a proper ERP system.   Streamlining the BOM-to-delivery process  Zumen focuses heavily on the new product processing.  As a product is designed and built, the accurate cost is also built into the product.  There can be an overlap as the product travels from design to supplier.  The product lifecycle and the procurement lifecycle both factor into a product entering the system.  Design changes from suppliers and designers are managed by the PRQ and RFQ.    Overcoming supply chain disruptions The ERP system is becoming more critical than ever as companies continue to adjust their supply chain processes.  More companies are identifying and appreciating the need for improved digitalization.  Proactive strategies need to be employed to prevent future shortages.  Digitized ERP systems can help companies identify their best options.    Automating workflows effectively  Companies need to be careful not to skip review steps along the way.  Digitized workflows can allow for a faster, but still as effective review process.  Considering the cost of disruption is an essential aspect of effective workflow.    Managing the parts library Companies need a robust framework for information digitalization.  Supply information and quality records are tracked and provided to companies.  Ppap information should be provided, with additional conversations happening as needed.    Continue the conversation with us within the Digital Enterprise Society Community at DigitalEnterpriseSociety.org.   Digital Download: Virtual Round-Table Series

Kari Pearce is a 4-time Fittest American Female, rated the 3rd fittest woman on earth, was a competitive CrossFit competitor, and owner of businesses which help people become more active. In this episode, we talk about: How when you are positive, it triggers your brain in different ways. The power of giving your soul to something. Why you must be coachable.   @karipearcecrossfit

It's Financial Awareness month! On this week's episode of Roadmap to Retirement, our hosts talk about tactical strategies to be proactive towards your retirement. Our hosts also talk about the Global Altlantic Financial Group case study, the importance of women knowing what and how to do things in retirement, and more!

This week we speak to Terri Rockovich, co-founder & CEO of Jinx, a holistic nutrition dog food company. The conversation starts with some blockbuster headlines about the elite of Hollywood investing in Jinx in 2020, but comes back around to learning about the team behind the brand whose goal is to create healthy “dog food worthy of your best friend”. From the early days of three friends sharing their dog parent stories to investors to becoming “the internet's favorite nutrition brand for modern dogs” we learn how they stayed grounded throughout the journey in their lives and mission for Jinx. We discuss the importance of balancing intellect and intuition with Terri, and sharing experiences in launching a brand during the tough COVID years. Terri is a seasoned executive with 14+ years of combined agency and client-side experience at fast-moving companies. Proactive and results-driven leader adept at managing multi-million dollar projects, with a solid history of generating impressive growth and profitability on media investments for a range of small businesses to major corporations. High comfort level executing diverse strategic mandates with killer teams that demonstrate intelligent risk-taking, cross-departmental project management, sharp organizational skills, creative and analytical thinking, and problem solving. Advanced experience driving the vision, strategy and execution of marketing activities.It is our pleasure to bring to you another story of the incredible journey of a Fierce Female Founder.(3:50) Our conversation starts with the early years of Jinx and how being a co-founder is different than the leadership seat that Terri occupies(7:10) How to create a unique brand that goes beyond the product itself, but also creates a something more as we learn about the culture of working at Jinx(10:14) Insight into what motivated investors to invest in Jinx and how did the co-founders approach presenting their product(15:14) The dynamics of Jinx co-founders relationship and how they made early decisions while working together(21:45) Covid hit in the early days, how did this affect the team and their journey to launching Jinx(27:11) Terri shares with us how her team reflects on the highs and lows of their journey as they recently celebrated their 3 year anniversary(31:14) How does the team experience and teach a balance between intellect and intuition in making business decisions(37:38) Who are the people in Terri's life that are “keeping it real” for her, and keeping her grounded (44:20) Looking into the future, how does Terri see Jinx and herself influencing that future(48:18) Fun speed round of favorite words, quotes, pet peeves and more/Connect with Terri Rockovichhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/terrirockovichttps://www.thinkjinx.com/ Subscribe: Warriors At Work Podcasts Website: https://jeaniecoomber.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/986666321719033/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeanie_coomber/Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeanie_coomber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanie-coomber-90973b4/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMZ2HyNNyPoeCSqKClBC_w

In this episode Leslie highlights powerful spiritual principles demonstrated in the life of Catherine Booth, co-founder of the Salvation Army.  Catherine battled many challenges including lifelong health problems, but she never lost her bold determination to aggressively win souls for the Kingdom of God.  Her life demonstrates what it means to be more than a conqueror in Christ and to never lose our spiritual fervor, by God's enabling grace.   For more information about Daily Thunder and the ministry of Ellerslie Mission Society, please visit: https://ellerslie.com/. If you have been blessed by Ellerslie, consider partnering with the ministry by donating at: https://ellerslie.com/donate/

Linda Hand brings 35 years of experience to her role as CEO of Prealize Health, with an emphasis in organizational leadership, product development, solutions delivery and go-to-market strategies across a diverse portfolio of industries. Before joining Prealize, Linda led the Clinical Trial Optimization Solutions division at IQVIA, where she was responsible for creating and delivering a suite of innovative clinical technology products, fueled by predictive analytics and machine learning algorithms, to drug development organizations worldwide.Linda is a past President and CEO of the San Francisco-based DecisionView, the leading provider of clinical trial enrollment optimization solutions. She also ran product development and delivery at a number of leading software companies, including DigitalThink, Hyperion, Arbor Software and Sybase.Linda holds a BA in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and completed the Haas School of Business Executive Program.John Marchica, CEO, Darwin Research GroupJohn Marchica is a veteran health care strategist and CEO of Darwin Research Group. He is leading ongoing, in-depth research initiatives on integrated health systems, accountable care organizations, and value-based care models. He is a faculty associate in the W.P. Carey School of Business and the graduate College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University.John did his undergraduate work in economics at Knox College, has an MBA and M.A. in public policy from the University of Chicago, and completed his Ph.D. coursework at The Dartmouth Institute. He is an active member of the American College of Healthcare Executives and is pursuing certification as a Fellow.About Darwin Research GroupDarwin Research Group Inc. provides advanced market intelligence and in-depth customer insights to health care executives, with a strategic focus on health care delivery systems and the global shift toward value-based care. Darwin's client list includes forward-thinking biopharmaceutical and medical device companies, as well as health care providers, private equity, and venture capital firms. The company was founded in 2010 as Darwin Advisory Partners, LLC and is headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz. with a satellite office in Princeton, N.J.