Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard George

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2020 41:40

With confirmation that the changes to the IR35 regime will hit the private sector in April 2020, like it or not, the onus is now on private sector Payroll Managers to prepare for these changes ahead of April 6th 2020. Richard George, Director of Education at The Payroll Centre discusses the complexities of the new IR35 legislation and provides practical advice to help you prepare so you can develop a robust plan for payroll compliance.

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Getting Payrolls Ready for IR35 with Richard George #036

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2020 41:40

With confirmation that the changes to the IR35 regime will hit the private sector in April 2020, like it or not, the onus is now on private sector Payroll Managers to prepare for these changes ahead of April 6th 2020. Richard George, Director of Education at The Payroll Centre discusses the complexities of the new IR35 legislation and provides practical advice to help you prepare so you can develop a robust plan for payroll compliance.

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Greenpeace on the massive business-model changes required to prevent climate change

Venturi's Voice: Technology | Leadership | Staffing | Career | Innovation

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2019 24:58

Richard George, head of forests, Greenpeace UK, and Innovation Forum’s Toby Webb discuss the main findings from a new Greenpeace report into what companies have been doing to meet 2020 targets to eliminate deforestation across supply chains. George says that Greenpeace has taken a cross-commodity approach in this latest report as single supply chain campaigns – such as on palm oil – lead to lack of progress on other commodities – such as soy. He argues that it is clear that many companies have found that ending deforestation is more complicated than they at first thought, and that many big commodity buyers need to act now to make the big changes in their business models that are required to prevent the worst effects of climate change.

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Psychological safety in business - Richard George

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2019 30:08

Richard George is the Head of Engineering at RS Components Richard is an energetic & focused professional with over 20 years of experience in Wireless, Mobile, Enterprise, Consumer and Cloud services. He is an acknowledged visionary and strategist in both product and process, with a past that demonstrates system thinking and the ability to drive strategies, adapt management styles and lead execution processes that convert opportunity to success. Richard has a hard-earned reputation for delivering high-quality products, on time, on budget.

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Going Beyond the Surface

Flycast Buzz: Technology And Process Briefs For IT Professionals

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2019 7:38

Richard George, an account manager at Flycast Partners, has a secret part of his life that most people wouldn't know about, and he gives us the full scoop here. You'll be surprised to find out what Richard used to do before he got involved in IT.

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Interview with Richard George, IT Director at C.F. Martin Co (a Configure One customer)

CPQ Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 21, 2019 30:14

Rich has 15+ years of IT experience and was responsible for selecting and implementing the Configure One CPQ Solution at C.F. Martin, a leading manufacturer of acoustic guitars and strings. In this interview he shares how they approached the selection of their CPQ Solution, how they conducted the Vendor Demos, what CPQ capabilities were important to them and much more. Email rgeorge@martinguitar.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rich-george-2525517/ Website https://www.martinguitar.com

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Doris Does Data - Data and Storage with Richard and Jordan

Listen to Doris

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2018 33:16

This month I chat to Doris'er Jordan and Richard George, Senior Systems Engineer and Friend of Doris. We discuss Data storage from personal use to blue-chip organisations and how we're preparing, or failing to prepare, for a data driven future! #DorisDoesData www.dorisit.com

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Weekly podcast: how business can really cut plastic use, and the key deforestation questions

Scientific American 60-second Science

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2018 50:04

This week: insight from the recent Innovation Forum webinar on the business challenges in developing realistic alternatives to plastic packaging, with Iceland's Ian Schofield, Surfdome's Adam Hall and CupClub's Safia Qureshi. Plus an in-depth discussion between Greenpeace forest campaigner Richard George and Innovation Forum's Toby Webb on where the business and deforestation debate is going and why progress has been slow. And news of the new World Benchmarking Alliance, palm oil trader Wilmar pushing back against deforestation allegations and more supermarket pledges on plastic us, in the regular roundup. Hosted by Ian Welsh

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Best Of The Bay 8/31/18 - Junior Achievement Of Tampa Bay

Best Of The Bay

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2018 30:02

Ryan Gorman spoke with Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay about the launch of their new Finance Park coming September 13th. Richard George, Jack Rybicki and Ashanti Lee joined the show. www.jatampabay.org

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2018.8.20 Ancient Americans Bred Symbolically Important Scarlet Macaws

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2018 2:09

Abandoned pueblos are scattered throughout the southwestern U.S. And at many, archaeologists have uncovered a curious artifact: the skeletons of scarlet macaws. The birds' bright red feathers are known to have been an important status symbol, a signifier of prestige, for people throughout the American tropics and the southwest… both in the ancient world and today.But macaws are a tropical bird, whose range never extended north of today's U.S.-Mexico border. So how did the pueblo people obtain the birds?To examine the birds' origin, scientists sequenced mitochondrial DNA found within macaw bones from two sites in New Mexico: Chaco Canyon and the Mimbres region. Turns out, nearly three quarters of the birds had identical mitochondrial genome sequences—meaning the ancient birds came from the same maternal line. That suggests they were all the products of a breeding operation, perhaps in modern-day northern Mexico, rather than a random collection of wild-caught birds. "If it was just more random, you know, forgive the word, ‘plucking,' random macaws from the environment, we would have expected to see a type of diversity that you'd see in the wild."Richard George, a PhD candidate in anthropology at Penn State."When we took our results and compared them to macaws distributed throughout the historic and modern ranges, the results were more analogous to other species of animals that were being bred, like turkeys or dogs or pigs." The details are in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. [Richard J. George et al, Archaeogenomic evidence from the southwestern US points to a Pre-Hispanic scarlet macaw breeding colony]The discovery adds an additional layer of complexity to our understanding of Southwestern and Mesoamerican cultures: they had the sophistication to breed and manage the distribution of these exotic birds. And it's an example, too, of how modern sequencing technology can unlock historical and cultural secrets, that sat waiting in these bones for more than 800 years.—Christopher Intagliata[The above text is a transcript of this podcast.]

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2018.8.20 Ancient Americans Bred Symbolically Important Scarlet Macaws

Scientific American 60-second Science

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2018 2:09

Abandoned pueblos are scattered throughout the southwestern U.S. And at many, archaeologists have uncovered a curious artifact: the skeletons of scarlet macaws. The birds' bright red feathers are known to have been an important status symbol, a signifier of prestige, for people throughout the American tropics and the southwest… both in the ancient world and today.But macaws are a tropical bird, whose range never extended north of today's U.S.-Mexico border. So how did the pueblo people obtain the birds?To examine the birds' origin, scientists sequenced mitochondrial DNA found within macaw bones from two sites in New Mexico: Chaco Canyon and the Mimbres region. Turns out, nearly three quarters of the birds had identical mitochondrial genome sequences—meaning the ancient birds came from the same maternal line. That suggests they were all the products of a breeding operation, perhaps in modern-day northern Mexico, rather than a random collection of wild-caught birds. "If it was just more random, you know, forgive the word, ‘plucking,' random macaws from the environment, we would have expected to see a type of diversity that you'd see in the wild."Richard George, a PhD candidate in anthropology at Penn State."When we took our results and compared them to macaws distributed throughout the historic and modern ranges, the results were more analogous to other species of animals that were being bred, like turkeys or dogs or pigs." The details are in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. [Richard J. George et al, Archaeogenomic evidence from the southwestern US points to a Pre-Hispanic scarlet macaw breeding colony]The discovery adds an additional layer of complexity to our understanding of Southwestern and Mesoamerican cultures: they had the sophistication to breed and manage the distribution of these exotic birds. And it's an example, too, of how modern sequencing technology can unlock historical and cultural secrets, that sat waiting in these bones for more than 800 years.—Christopher Intagliata[The above text is a transcript of this podcast.]

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Greenpeace on why companies must do more on deforestation

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2018 23:57

Greenpeace forest campaigner Richard George debates with Innovation Forum's Toby Webb about what companies have and have not been doing over the past few years on tackling deforestation, and why simply having good policies and commitments really isn't enough. Despite hundreds of commitments from companies, George argues that there has been a lack of meaningful change on the ground. The challenge remains to implement policy and work harder to preserve the forests, he says.

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Weekly podcast: Why companies simply aren't doing enough on deforestation

Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2018 29:18

This week, Greenpeace forest campaigner Richard George debates with Innovation Forum's Toby Webb about what companies have and have not been doing over the past few years on tackling deforestation, and why simply having good policies and commitments really isn't enough. And, in our news digest: new UK retailers pledges on plastic packaging, questions about a palm oil lobby group targeting Iceland and why forests are vital for Melbourne's water supply. Hosted by Ian Welsh

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Preparing Payroll for GDPR with Richard George #01

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2018 25:49

Richard George, Director of Education at The Learn Centre takes Payroll Podcast listeners on a journey through the complexities of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations).

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Preparing Payroll for GDPR with Richard George #01

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2018 25:49

Richard George, Director of Education at The Learn Centre takes Payroll Podcast listeners on a journey through the complexities of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations).

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Nintendo Voice Chat: Goodbye, Richard George

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2013 73:40

This week Nintendo Voice Chat says goodbye to Richard George, as he heads off onto new challenges and endeavors. But where is Rich going, you ask? Listen in, and join Jose Otero, Brian Altano, and Peer Schneider as they bid farewell to an IGN all-star. Even though goodbyes are always hard, the show must go on. Marty Sliva joins us in the second segment to talk about The Wonderful 101, Pikmin 3, and the surpring eShop release SteamWorld Dig.

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Nintendo Voice Chat: IGN Dissects the Nintendo Direct

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2013 66:00

IGN editors team up to dissect August 7th's Nintendo Direct. Host Jose Otero is joined by Brian Altano, Richard George, and Sam Claiborne, as the crew spends a long amount of talking about Zelda and other announcements. Also, get ready for NVC's first question of the week segement. Submit an email to ign_nvc@ign.com with your answer for Altano's question and we might read your response on the show.

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Nintendo Voice Chat: Your Pikmin 3 Questions Answered!

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2013 47:50

Back by popular demand, the Nintendo Video Chat podcast returns this week! Join host Jose Otero with special guests Brian Altano, Brendan Graeber, and the retun of the mighty Richard George. We tackle your Pikmin 3 questions for this episode. Please leave us feedback on IGN or iTunes and let us know how we're doing.

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Games, Dammit! Episode ?? - 1UP and Friends | 1/23/2013

1UP.com - 1UP Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2013 79:47

We haven't settled on a new name for this podcast yet, but we have a great show for you this week. First up, a very special 1UP Direct, as we discuss this morning's Nintendo news with Richard George from IGN's Nintendo channel. After that, Gamespy's Dan Stapleton sits down with me for a special interview with Jake Solomon, the lead designer of XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

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Games, Dammit! Episode ?? - 1UP and Friends | 1/23/2013

1UP.com - Games, Dammit!

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2013 79:47

We haven't settled on a new name for this podcast yet, but we have a great show for you this week. First up, a very special 1UP Direct, as we discuss this morning's Nintendo news with Richard George from IGN's Nintendo channel. After that, Gamespy's Dan Stapleton sits down with me for a special interview with Jake Solomon, the lead designer of XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

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Nintendo Video Chat: Playing New Super Mario Bros. U