Podcast appearances and mentions of rich gilbert

On this episode, we are joined by The Legendary Rich Gilbert. Rich has had quite a career starting with his early days in the incredible Boston band Human Sexual Response, followed by the equally popular Zulus. Since then Rich has played with a who's who in music including Frank Black, Tanya Donelly, Wanda Jackson, Eileen Rose etc. We cover a lot of this in our talk and more. Enjoy! Music Milquetoast & Co "Cigarette Burns(Theme music) Human Sexual Response "What Does Sex Mean To Me" The Legendary Rich Gilbert "#1 Hit Record" Recorded remotely on Zoom. This episode was supported by Baby Loves Loves Tacos(Pittsburgh PA), Joe's Albums(Worcester/Northampton MA), and Light Street Media(Denver CO) Please support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/twistedrico Keep The Rock N Roll Alive. #RichGilbert #BlowingSmokewithTwistedRico Contact: twistedrico@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

As businesses embrace more digital technology and tools to drive revenue and transform their operations, CEOs are expecting their tech leaders to step up to a new role: transformation leader. This elevation in the organization requires not just a technology leadership mindset but also a business leadership mindset. To make that transition successfully, it takes a true visionary, someone who is dialed in to what the business needs and proactively anticipates and guides innovation rather than waiting around for marching orders. It takes the ability to lead with grace, empathy, and confidence even while under extreme pressure to perform. Rich Gilbert, Aflac's Chief Transformation Officer, is the embodiment of this kind of executive. While Rich's career journey has spanned technology leadership roles at a number of major companies, he's now not only responsible for the digital services organization at Aflac but also its largest P&L. In this episode, recorded at the CIO 100 Symposium & Awards, he draws on his experience to share how to break through glass walls, create business value as a digital executive, and lead through an inspiring vision. Join us as we discuss: How to develop and cast a grand vision and inspire your team to embrace it The importance of iteration and starting from the right place when tackling goals Rich's secret sauce for leading with grace even while under extreme pressure The story behind Aflac's famous mascot, the Aflac Duck More information about Rich and today's topics: LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richlgilbert/ Company Website: https://www.aflac.com/

For our 200th episode, Boston guitar legend Rich Gilbert (Human Sexual Response, The Zulus, Frank Black & The Catholics) joins us to discuss a record that stoked his lifelong passion for creating music without boundaries: 'On The Corner' by Miles Davis. It's also the return of Barry Stock to the guest co-host chair, making sure Rich had someone intelligent to talk jazz with. Dig it! Songs featured in this episode: Never Again - Zulus; Big River, After The Fire Is Gone - The Silver Threads; The Night Rider - Jimmie Rivers & Vance Terry; Bitches Brew - Miles Davis; Spray - Can; Albatross - Public Image Ltd.; On The Corner, New York Girl, Nefertiti, Mtume, Thinkin' One Thing and Doin' Another, Vote For Miles, Black Satin, One and One, Helen Butte, Mr. Freedom X - Miles Davis; Pound - Human Sexual Response; Peaches - Justin Bieber; The Girl From Ipanema - Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto; Who Needs the Peace Corps - The Mothers of Invention; Poptones - Public Image Ltd.; Bullet - Frank Black & The Catholics; The Chicken Exit - The Legendary Rich Gilbert

On this week's episode of the Business Class podcast from the Tourism Academy, Steve Ekstrom sits down to interview Rich Gilbert from the Maryland Office of Tourism. Rich is a veteran in the travel industry, and he shares some great nuggets about the travel trade and Maryland Tourism. Business Class is powered by Group Travel OdysseySupport the show (https://patreon.com/tourismbusinessclass)

Human Sexual Response with Dini Lamot & Windle Davis in conversation with David Eastaugh Casey Cameron formed an all-kazoo band ("Kazoondheit") with her neighbors, among whom were Larry Bangor (aka Larry Soucy), Dini Lamot (brother of Larry and cousin to "Pecky" Lamot), and Windle Davis. The four became fast friends and soon formed an a cappella country-and-western band called Honey Bea and the Meadow Muffins, who played at parties and in the subway. Encouraged, the four decided to start a rock band. Posting ads, the quartet met three musician/composers, drummer Malcolm Travis, guitarist Rich Gilbert, and bass player Rolfe Anderson. These seven became the original lineup of HSR, with Anderson being replaced on bass by Chris Maclachlan in 1980. Bangor was the main lead singer, though Lamot, Davis, and Cameron each sometimes sang lead. They named the band after the groundbreaking, and now classic, Masters and Johnson best-seller.

In this interview, we discuss the digital transformation the company has undertaken, including what he refers to as “One Digital Aflac” and how the transformation has impacted the customer experience. We discuss Rich's thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic, including how it forced Aflac to reinvent and double down on digital as well as the changes here to stay post-pandemic. Finally, we discuss how the company shifted from a waterfall to an agile approach, why one's ability to adapt to more than coming up with new technologies is the most important thing for the company, among a variety of other topics.

In this interview, we discuss the digital transformation the company has undertaken, including what he refers to as “One Digital Aflac” and how the transformation has impacted the customer experience. We discuss Rich’s thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic, including how it forced Aflac to reinvent and double down on digital as well as the changes here to stay post-pandemic. Finally, we discuss how the company shifted from a waterfall to an agile approach, why one's ability to adapt to more than coming up with new technologies is the most important thing for the company, among a variety of other topics.

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Leading tech analysts from Futurum Research offer weekly deep dives on the latest in tech news, new products and services, mergers, earnings, regulations, and more, from startups to industry leaders, emerging tech and what's ahead for industries across the globe, along with interviews with tech industry leaders and experts. In this episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast, Interview Series, I'm joined by Don Schuerman, the CTO of Pega, a leader in software for customer engagement and intelligent automation, for a conversation about how the COVID-19 pandemic is perhaps a catalyst that a lot of businesses needed right now. We explore how engaging in a massive rethink is likely the best path forward for companies of all sizes as we navigate pandemic times, and also take a quick preview of Pega's upcoming Pegaworld iNspire virtual event being held from 9am to 11:30am EDT on June 2, 2020.   Our conversation included insights into the following:   The fact that digital transformation in the COVID-19 age is truly an opportunity for organizations to not just survive, but also to thrive. In fact, some might say that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.   The role a smart digital transformation strategy plays in pandemic times and beyond, helping lay the foundation for the future, including building resiliency into organizations in ways it might not have existed before   Business architecture and what to consider when setting out to future-proof your business model, and the role that technology plays there, as well as why designing with a “digital first” mindset is more important now than ever before   How solutions that serve short term needs — things like automation, case management, and low code app development — can ultimately serve as building blocks for more bigger, more comprehensive solutions down the line.   Real world use cases of some exciting technology solutions that are happening right now, as well as a look at how those can be extended in the future.   The role that automation plays in building and facilitating resilient, business operations.   Take a moment and go register (it's free!) for Pega's upcoming Pegaworld iNspire virtual event on June 2nd, from 9am to 11:30am EDT. You'll get a chance to hear keynotes from Anna Gleiss, Siemens' Global IT Head (Don't Just Talk, Transform: Survive and Thrive in a Disrupted World), Rich Gilbert, Aflac's Chief Digital Information Officer (One Digital Aflac: A Digital Transformation Journey), and Pega's Founder and CEO, Alan Trefler (The Platform for your Platforms). You'll hear use cases and insights from Vodafone, Anthem, Blue Shield of California, Unilever, Google, Lloyds Banking Group, HSBC and others, and walk away with a myriad of valuable information that will undoubtedly help on your organization's digital transformation journey, in pandemic times and beyond. Note that even if you can't attend the Pegaworld iNspire event live on June 2nd, if you register, you'll have access to all the content on demand. Now go do that, right now! Register here.

I'm ruler of this moon boy, so if you move I shoots. How hard can it be? If you're asking how hard it is to make a great follow up to an amazing debut album from Frank Black and the Catholics, Pistolero makes it sound pretty effortless! Join us as we discuss the second full length album from Frank and the Catholics, which features new lead guitarist Rich Gilbert, and over a dozen solid live-to-2 track recorded rock and roll gems. Also included is our interview with Ethan and Sue-Ni DiStefano, owners of Broad Street Books in New Jersey, and lovers of all things literature, art, and rock and roll related, especially a band called Pixies.

I'm ruler of this moon boy, so if you move I shoots. How hard can it be? If you're asking how hard it is to make a great follow up to an amazing debut album from Frank Black and the Catholics, Pistolero makes it sound pretty effortless! Join us as we discuss the second full length album from Frank and the Catholics, which features new lead guitarist Rich Gilbert, and over a dozen solid live-to-2 track recorded rock and roll gems. Also included is our interview with Ethan and Sue-Ni DiStefano, owners of Broad Street Books in New Jersey, and lovers of all things literature, art, and rock and roll related, especially a band called Pixies.

Rich Gilbert, now qualified to win the 2017 Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight courtesy of Harley-Davidson Folsom & Rocklin!

What is it people really want: a car, with all the costs of ownership and maintenance, or mobility, the service that car actually provides? A circular economy, characterised by a smarter use of materials, energy and information, will prioritise access over ownership of products.   These are called product service systems, or sometimes 'performance contracts', and they could mean that customers can ride the wave of constant innovation at a lower cost than outright ownership. In this episode we're joined by three people in this space: Rich Gilbert of the Agency of Design, Natasha Franck, Founder of Eon the 'Netflix for fashion', and Gunnlaugur Erlendsson from Enso Tyres. This podcast was recorded as part of the 2016 Disruptive Innovation Festival. Find out more at thinkdif.co.  

A chat with Rich Gilbert, and a surprisingly high quotient of rare material.