Podcast appearances and mentions of rob burton

At a news conference in Ottawa, Liberal leadership candidate Frank Baylis announces a new proposal regarding Canada's role in the Gaza strip.  At a news conference in Toronto, Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie addresses challenges concerning affordability and access to healthcare in the province. Following her remarks, she faces questions from reporters about a number of topics, including U.S. President Donald Trump's continued tariff threats against Canada and emergency room closures in Ontario. Doug Ford, the leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative party, holds a campaign news conference in Oakville. He announces that a re-elected PC government would ban Chinese state-owned companies from buying or taking equity Ontario government-funded energy, critical mineral or infrastructure. Ford comments on U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to impose 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.  He faces questions from reporters on President Trump's ongoing annexation threats against Canada and on health care wait times. Also speaking are Rob Burton, mayor of Oakville, and Stephen Lecce, PC candidate for King-Vaughan. Ontario voters head to the polls in a general election on February 27Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/policy-and-rights--3339563/support.

In Episode 145 of the PreparedEx podcast, host Rob Burton interviews Dominic Bowen, a leading European risk management expert. Dominic shares insights on building organizational resilience, discussing practical strategies for businesses to prepare for crises and rebound stronger. Learn how to safeguard your organization against emerging threats.

One thing I love about doing this podcast is hearing the stories of people who have gone through major adversities, and came out shining and thriving on the other side. That's why I'm excited to introduce you to today's guest!  Gary Hults discusses his journey which led him to start Northman Coaching, which specializes in guiding men who are either in a troubled relationship, going through a divorce, or already divorced. And they help guide you to not only love your best life, but to help you create happier and healthier relationships along the way. Not only does Gary have this coaching business, but he created this unique and amazing set of cards, called Oak Value that helps you discover and enrich your life by exploring your values. And if that isn't enough, Gary hosts a podcast along with Rob Burton, called Living by Oak Values. Through this podcast, they do a deep dive into each these values to help you identify what is important to you and how to use those values to guide your thoughts, words, and behavior.   In addition to Gary's journey, we discuss the importance of personal values, and how you can uncover them to help enhance your life.   This episode is dedicated to 22 Too Many Veteran:   (John) Daniel Deason PFC John Daniel Deason August 19, 1988 – October 3, 2016 US Army 1-71 Cav 10th Mountain Division “Daniel was born in Phoenix, AZ, raised in 29 Palms, CA, and moved to Sealy, TX in 2002. Daniel was a Sealy Volunteer Firefighter. He loved to play guitar and skateboard. He loved the Houston Texans. He almost completed his schooling for the Diesel Mechanics Program at Universal Technical Institute.  Daniel was a loving, caring, big hearted person who wanted to help anyone and everyone. After serving in the Army (which he joined at age 17), he devoted his time to his family and his community, including handing out socks, shirts, food and water to homeless vets. He was a prankster and loved to make people laugh. He never let his PTSD stop him from being who he was at heart.” Shared by his sister, Bethany He served in the United States Army from 2006-2010, served in Iraq in 2007-2008. States he called home: California, New York, Texas Final rest: Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gary can be found on: www.northmancoaching.com The Northman Legacy Crew Facebook group Instagram (@northman_coaching) TikTok (@northmangary) And be sure to check out his podcast, Living by Oak Values! You will love it! It can be found on Spotify | Apple | Audible and any other podcasting platform. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Kerri can be found on Instagram: @running_with_the_rockstar Facebook: Every Run Has a Story   You can find Paul - The Rhode Runner in the following places: Twitter: @TheRhodeRunner Instagram: @TheRhodeRunner Facebook   Inspiring Journeys can be found on: InspiringJourneys.net Instagram: @InspiringJourneysPod Facebook   You can also download and subscribe to the Inspiring Journeys Podcast at: Apple Podcasts iHeartRadio Spotify  

Join host Rob Burton in the 139th episode of Cyber Defense Frontline as we delve into the critical world of incident response tabletop exercises. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to bolster their organization’s cyber defense capabilities. We’ll walk you through the meticulous process of designing and executing effective tabletop exercises, from initial […] The post Cyber Defense Frontline: Crafting the Ultimate Incident Response Tabletop Exercises appeared first on PreparedEx.

Ever wondered how the grit and teamwork of sports can translate into success in the real world? In this episode, we delve into the inspiring world of Leadership Through Sport and Business (LTSB) with CEO Rob Burton. Rob's journey takes us from the sidelines of coaching to the helm of a charity creating positive change for disadvantaged young people. He'll share how LTSB utilises the power of sports to provide job training, mentorship, and crucial placements with major companies. Rob shares his experiences in the charity sector, including working with marginalised communities and managing through the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation highlights the importance of sport in developing life skills and building relationships. Get ready to be motivated by: Rob's personal story - how did a passion for sports evolve into a mission to empower young people? Leading through crisis - discover the unique challenges and rewards of managing a team in the non-profit sector, especially during turbulent times. The magic of mentorship - learn how LTSB uses sports as a platform to build life skills like communication, perserverance, and teamwork The future of LTSB - Rob unveils his vision for the charity's growth, including expansion plans and exciting new sports programs This episode is a must-listen for anyone who believes in the transformative power of sports and wants to learn how to create positive social change. Tune in and get inspired! Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Quick Fire Questions 05:29 Career Journey: From Sports to the Charity Sector 07:33 The Power of Sport in Teaching Life Skills 11:36 Managing a Local Charity During a Global Crisis 24:49 Leading a Team Through Uncertain Circumstances 31:11 Creating Major Career Opportunities for Young People 34:42 The Power of Partnership Working 36:32 Fostering an Open and Transparent CultureThe Charity Changemakers Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Follow us on your favourite platform, like and review the show to help us spread the word and empower the current and next generation of changemakers!

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Summary In this episode, host Steve Kuhr is joined by three guests to discuss the importance of exercises in crisis management. The guests include Rob Burton, the CEO of prepared X and ICMC, Tod Langley, the co-founder and CEO of Crisis Response Leader Training, and Adam Montella, a crisis manager and emergency manager and SVP at SummitET. They discuss the different types of exercises, such as tabletops, functional exercises, and full-scale exercises, and the importance of continuous improvement and taking action based on the lessons learned. They also highlight the challenges of engaging senior leaders and stakeholders in the exercise process and the need for a formalized crisis management team in organizations. The conversation focused on the use of exercises in crisis management and the role of technology in enhancing these exercises. The participants discussed the importance of understanding the consequences and impacts of decisions, as well as the need for executives to be involved in the recovery process. They also highlighted the prevalence of cyber events and the need for organizations to be prepared for them. The conversation touched on the use of technology, such as virtual reality and augmented reality, in conducting exercises, but emphasized the importance of human expertise and emotional intelligence in guiding the exercise process. Overall, the participants emphasized the value of exercises in improving preparedness and the need for a combination of technology and human facilitation in conducting effective exercises. Takeaways Exercises are a crucial component of crisis management and can range from tabletop discussions to full-scale simulations. Continuous improvement is essential in exercises, and organizations should take action based on the lessons learned. Engaging senior leaders and stakeholders in the exercise process can be challenging, but it is crucial for effective crisis management. Having a formalized crisis management team is important for organizations to effectively respond to crises and disasters. Understanding the consequences and impacts of decisions is crucial in crisis management. Executives need to be involved in the recovery process and understand the importance of the first 10 minutes and the subsequent 12 to 24 hours in determining the outcome of a crisis. Cyber events are prevalent and organizations need to be prepared for them. Technology, such as virtual reality and augmented reality, can enhance exercises, but human expertise and emotional intelligence are still essential in guiding the exercise process. Exercises are valuable in improving preparedness and organizations should strive for a combination of technology and human facilitation in conducting effective exercises. Contact Information Rob Burton https://www.linkedin.com/in/robburton9/ Tod Langley https://www.linkedin.com/in/tod-langley-ceo-80103654/ Adam Montella https://www.linkedin.com/in/disasterguy/

Season 6 - Episode 41Welcome back my lovelies....the podcast continues and It's Episode 41...and Linda's just brimming with stories. Join us as we chat about the hilarity of mistaken pomp, like my tale of an award night gone awry, complete with a fashion mishap that'll tickle your funny bones – who knew a gherkin could be such a conversation starter?But it's not all laughs; we delve into the dark corners of "Spiteful and Frightful" from Fate and Fortune, where the mysterious becomes menacing. Then, we're off to King's Hall, Ilkley, for a chat with Darren Bulmore and Vicki. They're sharing chilling accounts that'll have you peeking over your shoulder.Linda and I don our psychic solving hats, tackling your earthly dilemmas. Jealousy? Put it aside; we've got spectral stories to tell! And speaking of, you won't want to miss the eerie tales from our live show at the 100 Club. It's just a snippet of what's haunting those hallowed halls. Come see us at the 100 club, patreons usually get a discount. www.patreon.com/clintonbaptisteRob Burton's next, with a tale that's as spooky as it is perplexing – a vision of a hanging figure that's left a barrack full of squaddies scratching their heads. Was it a ghost or a trick of the shadows? We're on the case.And for the finale, we're honoured by the Beefeaters of the Tower of London. Oh, the stories they've got... it's enough to fill the annals of the spirit world!So, settle in, pour a cuppa, and let the spectral shenanigans wash over you. It's going to be a podcast to remember – or one that the ghosts won't let you forget!Stay spooky, my friendsClint.xCredits:Kathrine BoyleDarren Bulmore and Vicki from the King's Hall, Ilkley.The 100 Club, London and the people that attended 26th NovROB BURTONThe Beefeaters at the Tower of London• Podcast produced by Laurie Peters from Peters-Fox.• Outro music by GLOWE accompaniment from Archie Levy.• Share your own spooky stories at clinton@clintonbaptiste.com• Find more Clinton Baptiste merchandise at https://ko-fi.com/clintonbaptiste/shop• TOUR DATES : www.clintonbaptiste.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An update from Rob Burton, CEO of PreparedEx, LLC.   The post Bi-Annual (late) update from Rob Burton on PreparedEx appeared first on PreparedEx.

Buddhist monks chanting at Miaoguo Temple, Wenzhou, China, Saturday 28 January 2023. This temple is located in the centre of Wenzhou City. Founded in the Tang  Dynasty (705), and was built by a generation of Master Sujue. Sheng Yu Song, Master Zeng Zhuoxi abbot, Master Jizhong, Master Zeng Zhuoxi, and Da Zhenzongfeng, and once was the most famous temple of the southeast coastal pilgrimage. Recorded by Rob Burton.

Exercising (and testing) our disaster, crisis, and business continuity plans, is important if we want our organization's and our colleagues to respond effectively and efficiently to crisis and disaster situations. I talk with globally recognized crisis management and business continuity specialist, Robert Burton. Rob will walk us through his proven methodology of how to plan and execute effective tests and exercises. We touch on: 1. Pre-exercise planning, 2. Exercise and scenario design, 3. Final logistics, 4. Exercise delivery and evaluation, 5. Post exercise activities (AAR and summary video), 6. A few stories (how exercises can go wrong, a good way to end an exercise and war brings home the seriousness of not preparing). It's a great chat and a great way to help bring your exercises to a new level. Enjoy!

Exercising (and testing) our disaster, crisis, and business continuity plans, is important if we want our organization's and our colleagues to respond effectively and efficiently to crisis and disaster situations. I talk with globally recognized crisis management and business continuity specialist, Robert Burton. Rob will walk us through his proven methodology of how to plan and execute effective tests and exercises. We touch on: 1. Pre-exercise planning, 2. Exercise and scenario design, 3. Final logistics, 4. Exercise delivery and evaluation, 5. Post exercise activities (AAR and summary video), 6. A few stories (how exercises can go wrong, a good way to end an exercise and war brings home the seriousness of not preparing). It's a great chat and a great way to help bring your exercises to a new level. Enjoy!

In Episode 101 of the podcast Rob reflects on 17 years in business, ICMC 2022, as well as his DRJ presentation coming up in the Fall.   The post An Update from Rob Burton appeared first on PreparedEx.

Practically every practitioner in the world knows that we have to do it. Some do it. And some do it very well. Some don't do it at all. We're talking about exercising today on the Resilient Journey. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 33 of the Resilient Journey podcast sponsored by ClearRisk. Today we're talking to a man who runs exercises for a living. Rob Burton is my guest today. Listen as Rob describes five steps to meaningful exercises, the importance of having a solid scenario and why having meaningful exercises will demonstrate the value of your program to your organization. And – what makes an exercise successful? Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Big thanks to my friends at ClearRisk for sponsoring The Resilient Journey! Want to learn more about Rob?  Click here Here's the link to the ICMC 2022 Conference – Click here Want to learn more about Mark? Click here or on LinkedIn or Twitter. Special thanks to Bensound for the music.

In this episode, Thayer catches up with Rob Burton, who's been CEO of industry giant Cenveo since September 2018. Rob shares how the business has fared through the 2020 COVID crisis and how adapting to change is essential to future success.

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Many businesses have a crisis on their hands. It's not the threat of a devastating event that should have them worried. It's the lack of planning for when it does.  In this episode of the podcast, I’m speaking with Robert Burton. Rob is the Managing Director of PreparedEx, where he leads a team of crisis experts who prepare organizations to be more resilient to the myriad risks they face and is also co-founder of The International Crisis Management Conference. If you are responsible for ensuring your organization is prepared for any crisis or significant event, then this episode is a must-listen. Rob offers critical guidance for preparing a response to the threats that can crop up in your industry. [4:55] Rob’s crisis management experience.Rob tells us a little bit about his military background in the UK, contract work, and move to the United States 17 years ago. Learn how Rob has been able to and adapted these skills and bring discipline into the board to help organizations prepare. [8:12] The types of exercises Rob facilitates. From table-top exercises to functional exercises, and full-scale exercises that require multiple teams to communicate during a simulated exercise, find out the different ways Rob helps organizations feel confident in their crisis response abilities [12:11] Planning for the unknown unknowns. The plans that Rob helps put into place are like a set of tools to get the team organized in the case of an event. Learn about the importance of utilizing the crisis coordinator to work through these unknown emergency situations. [16:17] The transformation that comes from having a plan. Rob tells us a story about how, after a 6-hour simulation session with a client, they experienced a similar scenario in real life about five months later. Because they followed the procedures they learned from Rob, there was substantially less chaos during the actual event. Find out how adding more discipline to their reaction strategy lead to more calm in the real-life crisis. Mentioned on the episode:  Connect with Rob on LinkedIn HERE. Learn more about PreparedEx HERE. More information on the International Crisis Management Conference (ICMC) HERE. About Rob Burton As a Principal at PreparedEx, Rob manages a team of crisis management professionals supporting clients in their crisis, emergency, security and business continuity management preparedness programs. Rob's team creates and delivers corporate war games, full/operational, and functional and tabletop exercises. He also co-founded The International Crisis Management Conference. Listen + Subscribe Stitcher or Apple Podcasts   © Molly McPherson 2020

In this podcast Rob Burton talks about how PreparedEx work with their customers in accomplishing tabletop exercises. Rob covers the 7 simple steps from contract execution to post exercise activities. The 7 steps are: Step 1: Contract Execution – This includes the PreparedEx Tabletop Exercise professional services agreement and SOW (Statement of Work). We also […] The post 7 Steps to Building Your Tabletop Exercise appeared first on PreparedEx.

In this podcast Rob Burton talks about how PreparedEx work with their customers in accomplishing tabletop exercises. Rob covers the 7 simple steps from contract execution to post exercise activities. The 7 steps are: Step 1: Contract Execution – This includes the PreparedEx Tabletop Exercise professional services agreement and SOW (Statement of Work). We also […] The post 7 Steps to Building Your Tabletop Exercise appeared first on PreparedEx.

Rob Burton moved to Vanderbiljpark in the Transvaal (a former province of South Africa) when he was twenty-two years old and apartheid was occurring. Decades later, he relfects on his journeys during that tempestuous time. Guests: Essay Author- Rob Burton Voice Actor- Justin Huefner

We start with a discussion of a landmark court ruling out of The Hague ordering the Dutch government to be much more aggressive on its emissions targets, and its implications for Juliana v. United States. Guest host Krystyna Henke gives a 30-minute interview with Rob Burton, “The Greenest Mayor in Canada,” after which Stefan angrily refutes his perspective.

This week’s release is an especially emotional & important release for me (Mike). Today marks Father’s Day in the UK, so I wanted to release something about my father, Stephen Burton, who passed away in May of 2013 of oesophageal cancer.   This episode includes discussions of death of a family member and some details about their death, so please be warned of this sensitive content.   I am joined by my brother Rob (who is 17 years older than me) and we discuss how Dad raised each of us and how he was when he became older, followed by how we both found out about his cancer and how it affected him before his death. We then discuss his death itself and how it affected us and what to do moving forward.   As I state in the intro, this is a very meaningful & quite emotional episode for both myself & Rob but we wanted to show that it’s healthy to speak about these matters and if anyone is going through something similar and wishes to chat, I am more than happy to discuss any of these things in a completely confidential way. If you feel as though speaking about this would be helpful, please contact me in the social media links, or via email, below.Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – YouTube – Stitcher - Podbean Genuine Chit-Chat is now a part of the Brit Pod Scene, so be sure to check out the other podcasts in it too and check out the Brit Pod Scene podcast - http://www.britpodscene.com/ You can also email us at GenuineChitChat@outlook.com with any reviews, comments or suggestions.

Our guest today is Rob Burton, President and CEO of Hoar Construction. A native of Alabama, he attended Auburn and then worked his way through many positions at the company. Hoar Construction is consistently among the top of ENR’s top Contractors in the US. In our conversation today we talk about Rob’s dream hunting gun, developing a leadership training program, and the #1 thing to do to move into upper management. We hope you enjoy the conversation.

Organizations have the responsibility to prepare their employees to travel on their behalf. Working in certain locations present various threats that may require a response from the employee and organization. Knowing what threats to prepare for is essential. In this podcast, we review how one can prepare themselves before they travel as well as some […] The post Rob Burton Talks Travel Security appeared first on PreparedEx.

Organizations have the responsibility to prepare their employees to travel on their behalf. Working in certain locations present various threats that may require a response from the employee and organization. Knowing what threats to prepare for is essential. In this podcast, we review how one can prepare themselves before they travel as well as some […] The post Rob Burton Talks Travel Security appeared first on PreparedEx.

In episode 31 of the PreparedEx Podcast, Rob Burton discusses Horizon Scanning and how it can help improve an organization’s ability to identify threats before they happen. Rob describes who should be represented during the horizon scanning sessions, how often the sessions should take place as well as some of the key benefits to having […] The post Horizon Scanning – An Important Crisis Management Tool appeared first on PreparedEx.

In episode 31 of the PreparedEx Podcast, Rob Burton discusses Horizon Scanning and how it can help improve an organization’s ability to identify threats before they happen. Rob describes who should be represented during the horizon scanning sessions, how often the sessions should take place as well as some of the key benefits to having […] The post Horizon Scanning – An Important Crisis Management Tool appeared first on PreparedEx.

Welcome to episode #004 of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast, with Melissa Agnes and Rob Burton. Crisis simulations are the best way to prepare your team for a crisis and to strengthen your existing crisis plan. Within this episode, Rob Burton, managing director of PreparedEx, and I discuss the benefits and fun that comes with putting [...] The post TCIP #004 – Simulating Crises for Crisis Preparedness with Rob Burton appeared first on The Crisis Intelligence Podcast.