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In the past, the manufactured housing industry was plagued with outdated terminology and negative connotations. Today, manufactured homes are no longer considered “trailers” or “mobile home parks”—they're like any other dwelling, except they're constructed in environmentally protected areas, and can be a better option than site-built homes for many reasons.Rick Robinson joins the podcast to discuss the evolution of manufactured housing and how the industry is promoting new factory-built solutions, such as barndominiums and modular mansions. Manufactured construction tends to be more efficient and cost-effective; fully customizable (amenities, design, layout, etc.); and located in amenity-rich communities featuring golf courses, dog parks, swimming pools, and more. Rick also explores U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regulations, industry resources to consider, and where to research available inventory. Further, he shares his thoughts on “From Bookwork to Blueprints,” a documentary that tells the heartwarming story of students who built a modular home at their school to donate to Habitat for Humanity.Explore additional Beyond Rent episodes by connecting with us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube.You can learn more about Rick Robinson on LinkedIn, and ManufacturedHomes.com on the company's website.Visit RentManager.com/Podcast to submit an idea for an upcoming episode of Beyond Rent and discover more about the program.Learn more about Rent Manager's industry-leading accounting, reporting, maintenance, and communication features at RentManager.com, or connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X.
Rebecca Torr speaks with Dr Rick Robinson and Katie Adnams about the challenges and opportunities of integrating smart city technologies with ageing infrastructure. Welcome to Emerald Podcast Series. Join our hosts as they talk to experts using their research to create real impact in society. In each episode we explore the role research plays in our modern world, and ask how it can contribute to solving the complex environmental, economic, social and political challenges facing our planet.
Gary Jeff is joined by Rick Robinson to talk about SNL's 50th anniversary special, Ohio/Cincinnati presidential connections through American history, tech with Dave Hatter, understanding peoples' body language with Dr. Carole Leiberman, Adam Gussow joins the show to talk about his new book which discusses racial divides in America in 2025, the United States' relationship with South America with former Green Beret Jordan Goudreau and sports with Wildman.
Gary Jeff is joined by Rick Robinson to talk about SNL's 50th anniversary special, Ohio/Cincinnati presidential connections through American history, tech with Dave Hatter, understanding peoples' body language with Dr. Carole Leiberman, Adam Gussow joins the show to talk about his new book which discusses racial divides in America in 2025, the United States' relationship with South America with former Green Beret Jordan Goudreau and sports with Wildman.
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It's the Night Cap! Gary Jeff talks with Peter Bronson, Rick Robinson, Leshai Lemsih, AJ Rice, Todd Bensman, Mike Reader, and Wildman Walker on this edition!
It's the Night Cap! Gary Jeff talks with Peter Bronson, Rick Robinson, Leshai Lemsih, AJ Rice, Todd Bensman, Mike Reader, and Wildman Walker on this edition!
This week we're going to learn about some animals that seem to have individual names! Further reading: Bottlenose dolphins can use learned vocal labels to address each other How Do Dolphins Choose Their Name? Vertical transmission of learned signatures in a wild parrot Baby Parrots Learn Their Names from Their Parents Study: African Elephants Address Each Other With Name-Like Calls Marmoset Monkeys Use Names to Communicate with Each Other The green-rumped parrotlet (photo by Rick Robinson, taken from this site): Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I'm your host, Kate Shaw. This week we're going to learn about some animals that seem to be using names to refer to other individuals or themselves. Let's start with bottlenose dolphins, because they're well-studied and scientists have known about this particular aspect of their society for over a decade. Every bottlenose dolphin has a signature whistle that identifies it to other dolphins. The signature whistles can be complex and the dolphin may add or change details to indicate its mood or other information. It's not precisely a name in the way humans would think of it, but it is an identifier. The dolphin creates its own signature whistle when it's young. Some dolphins pattern their whistles on their mother's signature whistle, while others mimic their siblings or friends. Some seem to pattern theirs on a distant acquaintance, which sounds to me like they just like something about an unusual whistle and decide to incorporate it into their own whistle. As dolphins grow up, females typically don't change their whistles, but males often do. Male dolphins often pair up together and remain bonded, and a pair may change their signature whistles to be similar. When a dolphin is trying to find a friend it can't see, it will mimic that friend's signature whistle. If a mother can't see her calf and is worried, she'll do the same, and her calf will answer by repeating its signature whistle. A lost calf will imitate its mother's whistle. But it's even more complicated than it sounds, because a group of dolphins who get together to forage may choose a shared whistle that the whole group uses. This helps them coordinate their behaviors to work together. Each member of the group uses a slightly different version of the group whistle, which means that each member can identify who's speaking. Other cetaceans seem to use a similar kind of name. Sperm whales, for instance, have a unique click sequence that they use to announce themselves when approaching other whales. The signature clicks always appear at the beginning of a sequence and don't vary. Bottlenose dolphins and many other cetaceans are extremely social animals. So are parrots. Studies of parrot calls indicate that parrots appear to have signature calls that they use the same way as dolphins do, to identify themselves to other parrots and as a way for other parrots to call for them. A study of wild green-rumped parrotlets in Venezuela discovered that the birds give a unique signature call to each baby while it's still in the nest, and the baby continues to use its call its whole life, often with small changes. The study set up video cameras to monitor 16 nests of a large wild population of the parrots. The population has been well studied and is used to using nesting tubes that scientists have set up for them. This makes it easier for the scientists to monitor nesting behaviors. In this case, to test whether the names had something to do with genetics or not, the scientists sneakily moved half of the eggs from one nest to another, so that half the parents unknowingly raised some chicks that weren't actually related to them. Despite the egg switcharoo, all the chicks were given names that were similar to the parents' signature calls. The parents started using a specific signature call soon after the eggs hatched, and the babies started imitating it.
Anderson Cooper, AGT Winner, The View, CNN, Macy's Thanksgiving Parade, Fox, The Talk.Happy Thanksgiving!!!I Talk with Landau about his Succesful His Career & What He is Grateful For! His is a true rags to riches story; car wash rags. When Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. showed up to audition for America's Got Talent, he was singing to pass the time while grinding out a living washing cars. The only “nice” clothes he owned were the ones on his back: a pair of jeans, a modest button down striped shirt, and jacket. Fortunately, you don't need a large wardrobe to win America's heart.He's performed all over the world, from China to New York City, Los Angeles to Europe where he had the honor to perform for U.S. servicemen and their families stationed there. He's sung the national anthem prior to games by the Los Angeles Lakers, Washington Wizards, New York Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Oklahoma City Thunder, Washington Nationals, and his beloved West Virginia University Mountaineers during a nationally televised homecoming game.You need talent, and Landau has truckloads of that. Since wowing the judges with his interpretations of classics by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and walking away with the million dollar grand prize in front of 14 million weekly viewers on AGT, Landau has released his Columbia Records debut “That's Life” (the CD hit #1 on the Billboard Jazz chart and was produced by Grammy winner Steve Tyrell, who also helmed Rod Stewart's Great American Songbook album). Landau has performed all over the country, from the California State Fair to New York's famous Apollo Theatre, Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to the Marina Civic Center in Florida and all points in between. Along the way, he has appeared on The Today Show, The View, CNN, Fox and Friends, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk, Anderson Cooper, Tom Joyner, Sirius XM, NPR, and dozens of other outlets. Landau was named “West Virginian of the Year” by his home state where he has performed a series of sold out concerts helping raise over a half million dollars for state charities. He's played a special command performance at the Governors Inauguration, won Reality TV Personality of the Year in Hollywood, and was honored to perform with his band for U.S. Troops in Germany. He is currently on tour with Glenn Leonard,formally of The Temptations; Joe Blunt,formally of The Drifters and Joe Coleman, formally of The Platters. But all that success hasn't made Landau forget his roots. He was born in the Mountain State of West Virginia and continues to live there rather than move to entertainment industry hubs like Los Angeles or New York. “West Virginia will always be my home,” says Landau, “and home and family are the most important thing in the world to me. I can always fly out to LA or New York for work, but being here helps keep me humble and grounded. I'm just very fortunate to be living my dream.”Recently, Landau and award winning co-author Rick Robinson have written America's Got Talent Winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.: From Washing Cars to Hollywood Star, a book chronicling Landau's All-American success story. He's also completed an album full of holiday favorites, Christmas Made For Two. His touring schedule stays booked with shows all over the country including numerous CD and book signing appearances. He and the incredibly talented “Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. Big Band” are currently beginning his Classic Christmas Crooners Tour with a full slate of concerts at home and abroad. All Rights Reserved© 2024 Building Abundant Success!! 2024 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23baAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBAS
Gary Jeff Walker and Dan Carroll bring you live election updates and welcome guests Dr. Carole Lieberman, Rick Robinson, Westside Jim, Andrew Pappas and Chris Smitherman.
Gary Jeff Walker and Dan Carroll bring you live election updates and welcome guests Dr. Carole Lieberman, Rick Robinson, Westside Jim, Andrew Pappas and Chris Smitherman.
In Episode 8 of this season's Digital and Dirt Podcast, Ian sits down with a variety of industry leaders and brands to discuss Digital Out of Home at the MediaPost Insider Summit in Austin, TX. Podcast Breakdown00:00 - 10:26 Adrian Witter 10:36 - 21:29 Albert Thompson 21:29 - 30:52 Anna Boyer31:03 - 37:11 Dave Conklin 37:21 - 42:49 Michelle Millar 43:00 - 50:07 Rick Robinson
Peter Bronson, author and former writer at the Cincinnati Enquirer, discusses the upcoming election and his latest book. Rick Robinson, author of 1968, discusses the election and examines how the past has shaped the country today. John Marshall highlights records you may have that are valuable today. Dave Hatter details how to protect yourself on the internet.
Peter Bronson, author and former writer at the Cincinnati Enquirer, discusses the upcoming election and his latest book. Rick Robinson, author of 1968, discusses the election and examines how the past has shaped the country today. John Marshall highlights records you may have that are valuable today. Dave Hatter details how to protect yourself on the internet.
Happy September! Gary Jeff Walker guides you through the early hours of Labor Day as he tackles all the political issues you want to hear about. Gary Jeff welcomes in guests Peter Bronson, Sheriff Richard Mack, Rick Robinson, Patrick Simmons, Michael Letts and Gretchen Wollert.
Rick Robinson, Ordy Packard, John Katz, Mickey Blowtorch, and Alien Stoner discuss simulation theory.
Rick Robinson, Ordy Packard, John Katz, Mickey Blowtorch, and Alien Stoner discuss simulation theory.
Rick Robinson is a political and pop-culture columnist and bestselling author of the new book, 1968: A Primer for Understanding Baby Boomers In this exclusive Schilling Show Unleashed Podcast interview, Robinson discusses the political turmoil of Vietnam-era America, popular culture of the time, and what we can learn today from 1968.
This week, Burke sits down with Award-Winning Author Rick Robinson to explore his latest non-fiction book, *1968*. Best known for his political thrillers, Robinson shifts gears to provide an in-depth look at a year that reshaped America. They discuss the pivotal events of 1968, including the Vietnam War, a turbulent presidential election, and the civil rights struggles highlighted by the tragic assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Robinson expertly draws parallels between the political landscape of that era and the challenges we face heading into the 2024 elections. Beyond politics, they also dove into the cultural revolution of 1968, from the unifying Apollo space program to the music that defined a generation. Join Burke and Rick for a thought-provoking conversation connecting past and present, offering fresh insights into a defining historical moment. You can learn more about Rick Robinson and his new book 1968 on his Amazon page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B002L2OVV4?ingress=0&visitId=360ebcbb-debd-4679-b10d-9269ff9909fa&ref_=ap_rdr The Big Time Talker Podcast is sponsored by Speakermatch.com.
This week, Kassie and Rose hit the *virtual* road and chat with Rick Robinson! Rick is a DC based lawyer whos been practicing BIG law for over 40 years. We invited Rick to join the girls for a conversation about intellectual property, copyright law, and how it applies to chefs and creators in the food world. Rick and Rose bond over a shared history in law that lead to an appreciation of bread and baking. We dive into the realities of what is and isn't copyright-able and what you should do as a creative to protect your own intellectual property. BTW- here's a link to the article that Rick wrote, give it a read! As stated MULTIPLE times throughout the episode, the information discussed in this conversation is not legal advice. Neither Rick nor Rose are your attourney's and none of this is intended to be legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available in this episode are for general informational purposes only. Keep up with everyone on Instagram! @ibakemistakes @trosewilde Kitchen Tape is hosted by Rose Wilde and Kassie Mendieta. It is edited and produced by Casey Shea. Our theme music was created by Dan Crabtree. If you would like to be a guest on a future episode, email us at kitchentapepod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kitchentape/message
Dive into the world of Out-of-Home media with Rick Robinson! Learn how PJX Media brings stories to life, from bustling billboards to engaging campaigns. Get insider know-how on attracting clients, navigating industry complexities, and the art of grabbing consumer attention. All in this fascinating, info-packed session!Here are a few of the topics we'll discuss on this episode of Hard to Market Podcast.Understanding out-of-home media.The strategy behind client engagement.Impress with award-winning campaigns.Data-driven decisions in advertising.Growth-driving tips for marketers.Resources:PJX MediaPodcast ChefConnect with Rick Robinson:LinkedInConnect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailQuotables:15:55 - Rick: And we have the best success. Once you start investing further and start rising the tide, so to speak, you'll need help. And that's where complexity comes in and where our value proposition really makes a difference. Brian: Yeah, you have, I mean obviously when you go from a local to a larger market, you have differentiation. You've gotta deal with, you've got all sorts of, you know, the attribution problems, like we discussed the attention mechanics. And I think it really makes a ton of sense to start to get help at the very least in that context, minimally prior to that, you're suggesting that the kinds of services you would provide at a national or large regional level would be best delivered by a local distributor.03:35 - Rick: So on the attraction side, it's, you know, doing great work for the clients. We already have nurturing and creating opportunity for those clients. So they stay with us, we can retain the business. And when they move to other agencies or brands, they're very likely to use this. So that's a very nurture, create mindset.Brian: Referral side. Yeah.Rick: And that's key. That's really the core and the foundation. And then on the promotion side, we're very active on LinkedIn with thought leadership, with expressions of work we do, examples of work we do calling out where we've been recognized for award-winning work and things like that. And then we have a new business team that's very aggressive with an email marketing formula and a lot of cold and slightly cold, barely warm outreach15:55 - Rick: I think in both cases it'll give you a good sense of the lay of the land. If you're a smaller local advertiser, it just wants to buy one billboard at a time, you know, you can work with your local billboard companies, right? And we have the best success. Once you start investing further and start rising the tide, so to speak, you'll need help. And that's where complexity comes in and where our value proposition really makes a difference.Brian: Yeah, you have, I mean obviously when you go from a local to a larger market, you have differentiation. You've gotta deal with.02:49 - Rick: You make sure you get the production organized and you get it up on, whether it's the printed panel or the screen.Brian: So you're in the middle of that doing the strategic sort of maneuvering and the project planning. Is that what I'm hearing?Rick: Yeah. Our clients come to us for really two things for expertise. 'cause as you noted, it's a very fragmented, diverse supply side and bandwidth, the energy time to organize all of it and make it happen.06:32 - And what you try to do along the way is create value. When you reach out to these folks in a more or less cold manner, you want to make sure that what you're bringing them is of interest and you've done some homework and you're providing a reward for their attention. And so that gives you a chance to engage. And then once you do, you can transform that relationship. It can, it can become a consultative relationship as opposed to a transactional moment. Connect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailSchedule a Free Podcast Consult
Gary Jeff welcomes Barry Hinckly, Rick Robinson, Jason Nelson, Dr. John Huber, Reverend Jim Harden and Karen Kataline.
7:30 - Rick Robinson - BOOK - 19688:05 - Congressman Massie8:30 - Judge Napolitano
Eddie and Rocky take your calls, talk to Tanya O'Rourke, Rick Robinson, Alex Stone, and more on 700 WLW!
Eddie and Rocky take your calls, talk to Tanya O'Rourke, Rick Robinson, Alex Stone, and more on 700 WLW!
Eddie and Rocky take your calls, talk to Tanya O'Rourke, Rick Robinson, Alex Stone, and more on 700 WLW!
In this episode, join me for a dynamic conversation with Rick Robinson, the expert behind Franchise Genesis, as we unravel the secrets to successfully franchising your business. Discover the transformative journey from a single vision to a nationwide sensation, exploring the intricacies of the franchising process. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, Rick shares invaluable insights, practical tips, and the crucial steps to take your business to the next level through franchising. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the franchise equation and embark on a path to unlocking unparalleled success for your brand.
On the Art of Franchise Marketing, explore the world of franchising with seasoned expert Rick Robinson. Rick is the President of Franchise Genesis, a franchise development company that can help you expand your business through franchising in the most efficient and cost effective way. Including finding your franchisee leads. Listen and gain valuable insights into setting realistic goals, targeting the right candidates, and maximizing your franchise investment. Dive deep into the role of Franchise Genesis in helping businesses evolve into successful franchisors, and gain valuable insights into the keys to franchise success.
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Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get started and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane! This week, we are featuring season 3 highlights! 50 of our guests sharing perspective in less than 5 minutes on Life in the Leadership Lane. Special thanks to all of our amazing guests for being on the show! What's was your favorite episode? Season 3 guests include: Rachel Ferina, Jason Suto, Jamie Weaver, Callie Miller, Mike Sipple Jr, Mike Coffey, Karen Hale, Kip Welch, Neil Katz, Joy Rothschild, Ernest Martinez, Bruce Waller/Beth Jee (Special 100th Episode), Classie Pierre, Rick Robinson, Rhonda Clemente, Melody Lenox, Nancy Woolever, Steve Gilliland, Julie Burch, Nikki Kresse, Lisa Ploeg, Vicki Rose, Craig Davis, Jeff Palkowski, Tiffany Haynes, Mark Jordan, Michelle Greenstreet, Emily Watson, Shirley Johnson, Ira Wolfe, Victoria Person, Al Comeaux, Eric M Bailey, Felicia Taylor, Amy Messersmith, Brenda Siri, Mary Dale, Dr. Alex Alonso, Wendy Hatchell, Ben Frasier, Daryl Williams, Heidi Powell, Chris Barnes, Jack Jampel, Josh Lipscomb, Brian Hayes, Shonna Andersen, Lisa Blanton, Mark Waller. Share on social media #LifeInTheLeadershipLane #Leadership #Podcast Share with your friends and post a review on your favorite podcast channel… Tune into Season 4. Life in the Leadership Lane… It's more than a podcast! Be sure and check out seasons 1 through 3… and make “Life in the Leadership Lane” part of your career growth plan - every week! You'll be glad you did! Check out Bruce's books: Life in the Leadership Lane: Moving Leaders to Inspire and Change the Workplace. Find Your Lane: Change your GPS and Change your Career. Milemarkers: A 5 Year Journal Visit Bruce's Blog “Move to Inspire” https://brucewaller.com/blog-2/ Connect with Bruce LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brucewaller/ Twitter https://twitter.com/BruceWaller Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bruceww300/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/brucewwaller Do you need relocation support for your next household goods or commercial office move across the US? Reach out to Bruce or visit Armstrong Relocation https://www.armstrongrelocation.com/ Visit www.brucewaller.com for more information on Life in the Leadership Lane podcast and more!
In this podcast episode we hear from the semi-retired founder and CEO of Robinson Nursery Incorporated, Rick Robinson. Rick shares about his philosophies for giving, and to whom. What does good stewardship look like and what he believes God's Word tells him to do with his resources is also discussed. It's no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. -Jim Elliot Boots on the Ground: Take a step of faith in your stewardship journey by giving 10 percent. Get Your Copy Now! of Tell Them, What Great Fathers Tell Their Sons and Daughters www.meninthearena.org Men in the Arena Books and Swag Support the Podcast
In today's episode, Allan welcomes Rick Robinson. Rick is the Owner and President of Franchise Genesis and has been a franchise executive for almost 4 decades. Rick's experience includes being a Franchisor running 5 different brands, as well as owning a large multi-unit Master Franchise, with 230 franchisees doing $19 million in annual revenue. Allan and Rick discuss the key benefits of franchise ownership. Buying a franchise offers advantages that aren't always available to entrepreneurs who are starting a business from the ground up. When purchasing a franchise, you get a proven system to sell its products or services. In addition, Allan and Rick discuss franchise development for current business owners who want the ability to grow and replicate through franchising.
On this week's edition of The Kentucky Side with Michael Monks:Three prominent Northern Kentucky Republican lawmakers and a county commissioner all lost to primary challengers on May 17. What led up to this historic defeat of powerful incumbents?LINK nky politics and government reporter Mark Payne and local attorney, author and commentator Rick Robinson explain the intra-party fighting among local Republicans and what last Tuesday's results mean moving forward.Plus, the local real estate market is still difficult to navigate with low housing inventory and short time spans to make a decision to buy. But Karen Schlosser, principal broker, vice president and sales manager at Comey & Shepard Realtors says a 'shift' may be on the horizon. In fact, there are already signs - but will they hold?The Kentucky Side is produced by Cam Miller and recorded at Northern Kentucky University.
Rick Robinson (Ricky Dillard,Anita Wilson)Has written and produced some of the most recognizable songs in gospel music today. You would be hard pressed, to visit an African American church that isn't actively rotating material with his musical DNA attached to it.We recall a word of prophecy, he was given as a young man, that literally launched him into his destiny.He talks to us about his gospel music origins, and some of the powerhouse artists who inspired him as a child. He also shares the time he spent on MTV working in reality television.
Today I'm replaying my most downloaded episode with one of my most fascinating conversations with Rick Robinson who leads the global smart places team at Jacobs. This was recorded during lockdown one in August 2020 so it's interesting to look back on what was going on then and how much is still very much relevant today.Rick aka The Urban Technologist is a tech and digital pioneer who brings a unique macro level perspective to our built environment conversation. He touches on some of the major issues such as climate change including the Pivot Projects initiative that he's been taking part in , net zero and digital poverty that society and our industry must look to address. Key Takeaways The importance of personal brand and how that can help companies and build trust The role of smart cities and digital infrastructure in a post covid world Potential areas of opportunity for built environment practitioners as we reimagine our cities Tips for those looking to start their journey on social media.As always, if you enjoy this podcast please do consider leaving a review on Apple podcasts or Spotify. And I'll see you again in two weeks' time with a new episode. Resources JacobsPivot ProjectsThe Urban TechnologistAbbas Marketing
Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get to where they are and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane! This week, I am talking with Rick Robinson, Managing Director, Ramsee Consulting Group How did Rick get started in his career? What led him to the world of Leadership and Training? When did Rick “find his lane” in his career? What does Rick share about “SEE”? What does Rick share about leadership? Why does Rick share about silver linings? What does Rick share about LEADHRS? What does Rick share about “seeing the work”? What drives Rick in his career? What advice does Rick share to help others in the workplace? …and more as we spend “Time to Accelerate” with a few more questions. Interview resources: Favorite quote from Rick: “A lot of times you don't know what you should be doing until you figure out what you shouldn't be doing.” Connect with Rick https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-robinson-ramsee/ Visit Ramsee Consulting Group to learn more https://ram-c.com/ Email: richard.robinson@ram-c.com Phone: 214-448-5623 Video mention: Kim Scott Radical Candor https://youtu.be/yj9GLeNCgm4 Check out Bruce's books · NEW Life in the Leadership Lane Moving Leaders to Inspire and Change the Workplace · “Find Your Lane Change your GPS, Change your Career (“Book Authority” Best Books) · “Milemarkers” A 5 Year Journey …helping you record daily highlights to keep you on track. Subscribe to Bruce's Blog “Move to Inspire” https://brucewaller.com/blog-2/ Connect with Bruce on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brucewaller/ Connect with Bruce on Twitter https://twitter.com/BruceWaller Connect with Bruce on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bruceww300/ Connect with Bruce on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/brucewwaller Need relocation support for your office or employees? https://www.armstrongrelocation.com/ Visit www.brucewaller.com for more information on Life in the Leadership Lane podcast and more!
While a number of difficult decisions are waiting for you ahead of your choice to expand the business to a franchise, the first steps toward making your franchise system are some of the most crucial. On this episode of the Franchise Maven Podcast, host Greg Mohr brings on a colleague and a franchising expert with 37 years of industry experience: Rick Robinson. Rick unfolds an honest conversation about how having a sister franchising company has opened up a wealth of opportunities that other franchising companies simply cannot offer new candidates. Get a qualified list of ways you can prepare to be an ideal candidate for franchising from Rick's company requisites, and above all, get a plethora of resources for beginners, from one-on-one personal experience to features in their major magazine. 3 Key TakeawaysWhy you'll absolutely need to have an operations manual in your franchiseThe growth Rick predicts for the franchise industry Why you need to align yourself with a franchising expert, even if you have an idea of what you're doingResourcesWebsite: franchisegenesis.comDon't be afraid to contact Rick or Greg even if you just have questions!Rick's Linkedin
Rick has been a franchisee, a franchisor, and a franchise consultant for over 30 years! His unparalleled experience in this area is of tremendous value. RickR@franchisegenesis.com Mobile: 480-577-3378
In episode 2 of Digital and Dirt's season 2, host Ian Dallimore sits down with Rick Robinson, Chief Creative Officer in Residence at OAAA. Rick explains how the Out of Home (OOH) advertising industry provided a career opportunity to use his business skills along with his love for creativity. To learn more about this episode and see behind-the-scenes photos check out Lamar's blog linked here- programmatic.lamar.comEarly Career: 1:10-7:43Sculpting:7:46-11:33Educating the creative world: 16:18-25:34Approach to always saying yes: 27:55 - 29:25Evolution of the OOH space: 30:00-35:40Using data to make informed creative decisions: 35:41-38:01OOH screens make a community: 38:36 -46:33Digital age and the future of "community": 47:55- 49:52
AARP Innovation Labs' Rick Robinson, VP of Product Development, and Sasha Spellman, Startup Collaboration Director, discuss their 9-month journey since launching The AgeTech Collaborative™. Connecting industry leaders, investors, test beds, business services and startups, the platform generates big new ideas and sends thriving products into the $8 trillion age-tech economy. About Rick Rick Robinson is VP of Product development at AARP Innovation Labs. He has been VP of Startup Engagement at Innovation Labs since 2018, where he leads a team working with disruptive startup companies to develop impactful age-tech solutions. The Lab was recognized by Fast Company magazine in 2020 as one of 10 most innovative teams. Rick has been a digital media executive, successful startup founder, and product leader creating customer experiences for the world's largest media companies and nimblest startups including Urgent.ly (co-founder), Digital City, AOL, AOL Time Warner, Webs.com, Sprint/XOHM, National Geographic Digital and Politico. He has spoken in the mobile, local, and social spaces at the United Nations, CES, SXSW, CTIA and has been cited by a variety of publications including The Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. About Sasha Sasha Spellman is the Startup Collaboration Director at AARP Innovation Labs. In this role, Sasha is leading the efforts for the AgeTech Collaborative™ - a B2B community platform designed to support the age-tech ecosystem to connect innovative early-stage startups with investors, testbeds, corporations and more. Prior to AARP, Sasha was at Consumer Technology Association where she fostered entrepreneurship and growth of small business by managing the startup program at CES called Eureka Park. She helped grow investment of early-stage startups from 100 startups at CES 2012 to over 1200 startups at CES 2020. Key Takeaways The AgeTech Collaborative moves AARP into a more assertive position. In addition to providing information and research, the organization actively pulls people together to make a significant impact in this space. The Collaborative categorizes technologies into three buckets: health, wealth, and self. Health is care of body and mind, wealth offers solutions for savings and planning, and self helps add fun and fulfillment to people's lives. There are five major stakeholders in the age-tech ecosystem: industry leaders, test beds, the investment community, business services and startups. Criteria for startups accepted into the accelerator include strong founders, particularly those who have a strong idea attached to a personal issue, and a willingness to be flexible in terms of market fit.
Eric & Nicole Sloan have on special guest, an iconic dynamic duo, Anita Wilson & Rick Robinson! Eric & Nicole Sloan love and live life while they build businesses, marriage, family, and community together. Service | Community | Faith | Business Follow Sloan Blueprint on all of social media platforms: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sloanbluepr... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sloan-Blue-P... Twitter: https://twitter.com/sloanblueprint NICOLE SLOAN REALTY, LLC. http://nicolesloanrealty.com/ 1 Sync Technologies https://1synctech.com/ Eric on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ericsloanceo/ Nicole on IG: https://www.instagram.com/sloannicole...
We are joined by Rick Robinson, vice president of the Sooke Region Communities Health Network. We chat about how their organization provides healthcare services to the region.Sit back, relax, and enjoy!.Find it on the CHEK + App!https://www.cheknews.ca/chek-plus/.Website https://www.allsookedays.ca/.Support the All Sooke Days PodcastPatreon - https://bit.ly/3zGz25B.Locally Made. Locally Sponsored.SookeMortages.ca.Sooke Oceanside Brewery.Pizzability Glen Lake and Sooke.Meanwhile in Sooke.Created and Produced byGuided FilmsHosted by Daniel Baker
Anderson Cooper, AGT Winner, The View, CNN, Fox and Friends, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk,Happy Thanksgiving!!!He's Conquered Covid-19, Got His GED & Has Been Busy with LIVEl Concerts & Ceremonies in this Age of Social Distancing in Fall/Winter. I Talk with Landau about his Thoughts' on His Career, Adapting to the NEW Normal in Entertainment Events. What is He Grateful For. His is a true rags to riches story; car wash rags. When Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. showed up to audition for America's Got Talent, he was singing to pass the time while grinding out a living washing cars. The only “nice” clothes he owned were the ones on his back: a pair of jeans, a modest button down striped shirt, and jacket. Fortunately, you don't need a large wardrobe to win America's heart. You need talent, and Landau has truckloads of that. Since wowing the judges with his interpretations of classics by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and walking away with the million dollar grand prize in front of 14 million weekly viewers on AGT, Landau has released his Columbia Records debut “That's Life” (the CD hit #1 on the Billboard Jazz chart and was produced by Grammy winner Steve Tyrell, who also helmed Rod Stewart's Great American Songbook album). Landau has performed all over the country, from the California State Fair to New York's famous Apollo Theatre, Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to the Marina Civic Center in Florida and all points in between. Along the way, he has appeared on The Today Show, The View, CNN, Fox and Friends, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk, Anderson Cooper, Tom Joyner, Sirius XM, NPR, and dozens of other outlets. Landau was named “West Virginian of the Year” by his home state where he has performed a series of sold out concerts helping raise over a half million dollars for state charities. He's played a special command performance at the Governors Inauguration, won Reality TV Personality of the Year in Hollywood, and was honored to perform with his band for U.S. Troops in Germany. He is currently on tour with Glenn Leonard,formally of The Temptations; Joe Blunt,formally of The Drifters and Joe Coleman, formally of The Platters. But all that success hasn't made Landau forget his roots. He was born in the Mountain State of West Virginia and continues to live there rather than move to entertainment industry hubs like Los Angeles or New York. “West Virginia will always be my home,” says Landau, “and home and family are the most important thing in the world to me. I can always fly out to LA or New York for work, but being here helps keep me humble and grounded. I'm just very fortunate to be living my dream.” Recently, Landau and award winning co-author Rick Robinson have written America's Got Talent Winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.: From Washing Cars to Hollywood Star, a book chronicling Landau's All-American success story. He's also completed an album full of holiday favorites, Christmas Made For Two. His touring schedule stays booked with shows all over the country including numerous CD and book signing appearances. He and the incredibly talented “Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. Big Band” are currently beginning his Classic Christmas Crooners Tour with a full slate of concerts at home and abroad. All Rights Reserved 2021 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Radio @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23baAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBAS
An out-of-home marketing expert joins us to chat about how creativity and strategy help to bring brands to the public, whether with digital screens or cutting-edge experiential efforts.
In this podcast episode we hear from the semi-retired founder and CEO of Robinson Nursery Incorporated, Rick Robinson. Rick shares about his philosophies for giving, and to whom. What does good stewardship look like and what he believes God's Word tells him to do with his resources is also discussed. It's no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. -Jim Elliot Boots on the Ground: Take a step of faith in your stewardship journey by giving 10 percent. www.meninthearena.org Men in the Arena Books and Swag Support the Podcast
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