Podcasts about rob sherman

As social media platforms integrate personalization technology, questions around privacy, transparency, and user choice are becoming increasingly pronounced. What does personalization really mean for users? How do platforms like Facebook and Instagram decide what content or ads you see? And how can companies ensure that personalization enhances user experience without compromising data privacy?In this episode, Shane Tews sits down with Rob Sherman, Vice President and Deputy Chief Privacy Officer for Policy at Meta. They take a look behind the curtain and discuss the mechanics behind personalization on Meta's platforms, as well as how users can benefit from this technology. Rob shares insights from over a decade at Meta, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at how personalization works and how platforms aim to make it more transparent and responsible.

Rob Sherman is the fourth-generation leader of Vendome Copper & Brass Works, a family-owned company that has been designing and crafting world-class distillation equipment for over a century. As the backbone of the bourbon industry, Vendome has equipped iconic distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and has left a mark on spirits manufacturers worldwide. Their stills and distillation tools are trusted not only by bourbon makers but also by producers of whiskey, gin, rum, tequila, and vodka across the globe. In this episode, we dive into Rob's approach to leadership, Vendome's enduring legacy, and the company's significant role in shaping the future of distilling. Vendome's craftsmanship is so integral to the spirits industry that their equipment is found in distilleries everywhere—from boutique craft operations to major international brands. You can learn more about Vendome Copper and Brass Works using the link below: https://vendomecopper.com/ You can find more about the How To Business Show by clicking the link below: ⁠https://linktr.ee/htbs⁠ If you enjoyed the episode, please give us a review and hit the notification bell to stay up to date with new episodes!

In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour speaks with Rob Sherman. Rob is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for American Tower Corporation, a global digital infrastructure provider. Among his role and responsibilities, he established the global information security program responsible for governance, risk, compliance and security operations for the company's corporate and line-of-business operations. Among his many hats, Rob is a CISO, attorney, cyber program builder, involved in incident response, with over 25+ years of it and infrastructure experience. Learn more about Rob: LinkedIn In the discussion Rob and Andy discuss: Rob's Background. Organizational Culture Leaning into resilience Ransomware What worries Rob Sherman Burnout in cybersecurity Three Questions - beta tapes, Top Gun, a Salt and Pepper America and more!

Rob Sherman is quite literally football Royalty. Rob is one of the worlds foremost coach educators, responsible for overseeing National associations in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. Rob has also spent time coaching at the highest level of both the mens and women's game and is currently the head coach of the Fiji National Men's Team attempting to qualify for the FIFA mens Word cup on 2026. Rob takes a deep dive into coaching practice, the nuances, e changes, his finger always on the tempo of best practice and he shares all that with you. Keep an ear out for the lessons on half time talks, a sensational bit around the “emotional collective state” of your group amoung many other practical tips that will no doubt help you step closer to your best self. This is exactly what the proplayer podcast was for…ladies and gentlemen I give you Rob Sherman….For anyone in the world interested in supporting the Fiji National Player Identification Program or for anyone who qualifies for Fiji as a player and wants to let them know please contact Rob direct on this email - rob@robshermanfootballconsultant.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-sherman-a6590a29/

It's time for This Months monthly What Are Playing Episode. Where each month I am joined by a few guests to talk about what we be playing,watching and reading each month. Starring Mike Albertin, Joe Butler, Isiaiah, Star, and Rob Sherman. Rob's Podcast - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/convos-w-r-sherman A Gamer Looks at 40 - https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1426576.rss Helena - @HelHathFury on TikTok Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GamesMyMomFound Follow us on Facebook. Twitter - @Mom_Found Instagram - gamesmymomfound_ YouTube  - https://youtube.com/c/GamesMyMomFoundPodcast Discord - https://discord.gg/yvUU7HNh

O metaverso é um dos principais assuntos do momento. Comumente conceituado como uma convergência do mundo físico com o mundo digital, a tecnologia promete revolucionar a maneira como nos relacionamos na Internet. Interagindo por meio de avatares em espaços tridimensionais, os usuários terão experiências mais realistas e imersivas na rede. Entretanto, com a ascensão do metaverso também surgem inúmeras questões de ordem técnica, legal e ética que precisam ser enfrentadas e debatidas. Para repercutir esses desafios, o ITS recebeu Rob Sherman, VP e Deputy Chief Privacy Officer da Meta, para uma roda de conversa com Carlos Affonso Souza e Celina Bottino, do ITS.

FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW (Ep #94) THE PRESS BOX This week's special guests - former Football Australia TD Rob Sherman & PFA Co-CEO Beau Busch AFTER a riveting discussion last Sunday around the publication of a hard-hitting article titled "Kings of Oceania to Asian Minnows - Behind the Socceroos Decline", former Football Australia Technical Director ROB SHERMAN and Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) Co-CEO, BEAU BUSCH, joined us to talk about what they feel needs to be done to rescue Australian football. This week's show was proudly sponsored by Georgies on Vista, the home of the Caroline Springs George Cross Football Club.

This week's epic episode discussed the "Decline of the Socceroos in Asia" with guests Michael Lynch and Rob Sherman (PART1) JOINING Tonci, Craig, and guest co-host Lachie Flannigan on episode #93 of the Football Out West Show was the Senior Sports writer of Fairfax Media, MICHAEL LYNCH, who recently published a hard-hitting article titled "Kings of Oceania to Asian Minnows" Behind the Socceroos Decline. Also joining us on the show was the former Technical Director of Football Australia, ROB SHERMAN, who voiced his concerns about the game in Australia and what really needs to change.

We caught up with UEFA Pro Licence holder and Coach Developer (CD), Rob Sherman, in the latest episode of the pod.The Welshman, is the CD for the Pro Diploma Course currently held here in Singapore. Rob will be assessing and mentoring the group of local coaches here in the next week. Rob shares his opinion on the quality of coaches here, the work of a CD, and also how coaches development has evolved over time.The former professional player with Cardiff City and Swansea City also tells us how  important self reflection and self assessment is for a coach. Rob, who had stints as the Technical Director in Wales and Australia, emphasized on the "how" of coaching in terms of  delivery of sessions being a key message at coaching courses.All these and more in this latest episode.#coachesdugoutpodcast#coachesdugout #footballcoaches #thespecialones #coaching#thebeautifulgame #coacheducation #coachdevelopers#coachmentors#coachingprofession#thegaffer#beautyofcoaching#coachdeveloper#robsherman

Mark Bosnich and Adam Peacock chat about Newcastle's proposed Saudi takeover, how Australian football looks in light of the Rob Sherman resignation and some of the issues with it, plus your questions where Bozza talks of nearly signing for Juventus, his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, when the Socceroos might win a World Cup and what would you rather fight - 100 duck-sized Steven Taylor's, or a duck the size of Steven Taylor? FULL RUNDOWN -1.00 Bozza's isolation protocols4.30 The Newcastle takeover8.30 Hope as a Newcastle fan10.25 Bozza - Newcastle will join the elite in the Premier League with this12.00 Ethics of a Saudi takeover15.35 Rob Sherman's parting gift - questions about the structure of Australian football16.00 Is Football the priority of people running football?22.30 Developing good players - how?26.00 Bozza's experience as a developing player30.00 Aligning the states32.30 Coaching courses38.00 NPL youth costs - where does the money go?Questions from Twitter!45.40 A League hub like AFL and NRL47.30 Bozza nearly signing for Juventus49.00 Sunderland 'Til I Die50.00 Question from Maty Ryan50.50 When will Socceroos win a World Cup53.55 Socceroos in 10 years time55.00 Craig Foster's claim the COVID break is a blessing in disguise for football in Australia - reset56.05 Players Bozza thought would make managers - Dwight Yorke!59.20 Most unstoppable goal Bozza let in1.01.00 Fighting 100 duck sized Steven Taylor's, or a duck the size of Steven Taylor1.01.40 Relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson1.03.00 Bozza's greatest ever follow on Twitter

Born to Ira & Ambie Kilburn in 1991, Caleb Kilburn was raised in Salt Lick, a rural eastern Kentucky town, on his family’s dairy farm. These years taught him the meaning of hard work and endowed him with an impressive array of mechanical skills which would prove invaluable later in life when he was called on to help build Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. After graduating Valedictorian of his high school class in Bath Co., he attended Morehead State University where he pursued his love for the sciences. It was during this time that Caleb became fascinated with the art of distillation.  He claimed it to be the perfect balance of chemistry, biology, & physics. His fascination led him to obsessively research the process & science of distillation.  His research went beyond traditional means, as he attended many of the distillery tours in the area, requesting opportunities to shadow at several of them. In 2013, between his college sophomore & junior years, Caleb paid his way through a Distiller’s course offered by the Distilled Spirits Epicenter, in Louisville, KY. It was during this course that Caleb befriended 2 of the instructors who would later become his mentors. Rob Sherman, President of Vendome Copper & Brass Work in Louisville, KY, & Pete Kamer, the retired Head Engineer of Barton Brands in Bardstown, KY. Each provided Caleb with educational opportunities and advice over the course of the next year. In the summer of 2014, each mentor recommended Caleb work with the startup Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. Originally assigned to general construction tasks, Caleb quickly proved his valor by persistently taking on more and more responsibilities. Thanks to his upbringing and research, he was more than capable of managing the installation of the mechanical systems & distilling equipment. By the end of summer, Carson & Corky Taylor, the family ownership of Kentucky Peerless, formally offered Caleb the position of Head Distiller. Caleb balanced the latter portions of the construction with his last semester of college, during which he developed the computer control system that was integral to Peerless’ creation of an exceptional whiskey. He graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BS in Chemistry, & then started full time at Kentucky Peerless the following week. After several months of preparation, on March 4th, 2015, Caleb distilled Peerless’ 1st barrel of whiskey in 98 years. In the Fall of 2017, his dream continued as Peerless’ Kentucky Straight Rye earned industry-wide respect when it was named the #15 whiskey in the world by the Whiskey Advocate. Despite his uncanny intellect & meteoric rise in the craft spirits’ world, Caleb remains modest regarding his accomplishments. He doesn’t consider himself a Master Distiller and is quick to correct anyone who mistakenly calls him one. He states he holds that revered title for his idols and heroes. Humility aside, as one of the youngest distillers in the history of the industry, Caleb has produced some handcrafted whiskey that rivals the finest in the world.

Adam Peacock speaks to Rob Sherman, coach educator.

A looming May deadline for companies around the globe to adapt their systems to the EU's strict General Data Protection Regulation got plenty of airtime at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit in Washington last week, with data regulators from Austria, France and Ireland – as well as EU officials – urging businesses to quickly put the GDPR into practice, or face hefty fines. Unsurprisingly, the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and the social network's response to the ensuing outcry from regulators and privacy groups attracted blunt opinions and subtle asides throughout the discussions, with Facebook’s Rob Sherman on hand to offer a frank account of the events.

In this excellent Masterclass Discussion, former New Zealand Football & Welsh FA Technical Director, Rob Sherman joins PDP Editor, Dave Wright for an in depth discussion on the player centred approach and talent development.Rob has a wealth of experience in coaching and coach education and shares his experience and his own model of player development. This is a must listen for coaches who want to learn from one of the best educators in the business.Exclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast

Don't miss this fantastic Masterclass Discussion with New Zealand Football Technical Director, Rob Sherman. PDP Editor, Dave Wright, drives the discussion around maximising player potential.Rob has travelled around the world working in senior coach education and technical director roles with the Welsh FA, Football Federation Australia & NZ Football.We tap into Rob's vast experience in the game, hearing about his journey from playing to coaching. We talk skill acquisition and how to design sessions that enable maximum opportunity for players to develop as well as some key advice around what makes an effective coach.Don't miss this discussion with a true player development innovator.Exclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast

Running Through Corridors Volume 2. IN A NUTSHELL 1970s Doctor Who is revisited, reviewed and re-evaluated in the second volume of this fan favourite. REVIEW Long, long ago, (OK, it was 2009, the first gap year since Doctor Whos return to our screens in 2005), two men gave themselves a quest. Too boldly watch and write about every single episode of our favourite television show in the space of a single year... And It is fitting that in 2016 the year second great gap year, that volume two has finally materialised into our book shelves. For those of us who have been living on the dark side of the moon (or egg - depending on your personal canon) who may not have read the first "Running Through Corridors" you have missed a treat. Volume One covered the 1960s while this volume covers the 1970s and a third volume should cover everything else up to the end of the Tenth Doctors tenure. Authors/friends Rob Sherman. (Dalek/Chimes of midnight) and Toby Hadoke. (Moths Ate my Doctor Who Scarf, whosround and more DVD extras than you can shake a stick at) are not only watching every episode of our favourite show but also finding positive and witty things to say about each and everyone. Received fan wisdom is often a welcome casualty of this reasonably mammoth tome. There is nothing but love on display here. Its the love you have for a member of your own family, forgiving and all embracing. Emphasising the positive, while accepting that nothing is perfect - even City of Death. The only thing that could make this will any better be the immediate release of Volume three. It may it may have taken have taken years of this book to finally arrive but it was definitely worth the wait. Just don't ask Rob when Volume Three will be out. No one likes to see a grown author cry. INSERT ITEM INFO. End of review

Paddy Johnston and Rob Sherman discuss culture, technology, work and creativity.

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our eighth episode, we each wrote a story around the theme of "A Journey on Horseback."

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our seventh episode, we each wrote a story around the theme of "a bucket of frogs."

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our sixth episode, we each wrote a story around the theme of "the fourth man."

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our fifth episode and the first of 2014 we are joined by special guest Annie Beauchamp, with four stories on the theme of "A Letter Opener."

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. Each episode we choose a theme and have one hour to write a short story around that theme, which we then read out. Our fourth episode is a Christmas special, with three stories about Christmas. Happy holidays!

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our third episode we each wrote a story on the theme of 'A City Underwater,' with stories of floods, romance, childhood reminiscence and undersea horror. Exit music by Titans & Kings.

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our first guest episode Rob Gordon presents stories from himself and special guests Jules Gill and Cameron Stanley around the theme "Death of a Clown." This episode was recorded in Exeter, where Jules and Cameron are based. Jules is the mastermind of TFU, a video games show on youtube, and Cameron is an American writer currently studying on the MA in Creative Writing which Paddy, Rob and Rob all studied on together.

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our second episode we each wrote a story on the theme of 'My Favourite Gland,' which turned out to be a lot less horrible than it sounds.

One Hour Stories is a podcast featuring writers Paddy Johnston, Rob Gordon and Rob Sherman. In our first episode we wrote stories on the theme of a man called Barry making a hideous discovery.

Our one-off Nicholas Courtney tribute special, with the usual muppets plus contributions c/o Tim Drury, Graham Harper, Rob Sherman, Nev Fountain, Nick Briggs, and Frazer Hines.

Tom Flynn is editor of Free Inquiry Magazine and director of the Robert Green Ingersoll Birthplace Museum. He also directs traditional video operations at the Center for Inquiry. He is editor of The New Encyclopedia of Unbelief and author of three books: the science-fiction novels Galactic Rapture and Nothing Sacred and the polemic The Trouble With Christmas. In this conversation with D.J. Grothe, Tom Flynn talks about the life of Robert Green Ingersoll, the 19th Century orator and freethinker. He explains Ingersoll's views on religion, and his secular progressive outlook that he advanced as an alternative. He details Ingersoll's role in GOP politics of the day, and explores his popularity on the national stage. He also discusses about the Council for Secular Humanism's museum dedicated to the life of Robert Ingersoll. Also in this episode, Ron Lindsay, the director of the Council for Secular Humanism's First Amendment Task Force, responds to various issues related to comments made recently by Rep. Monique Davis (Democrat, Chicago) against the atheist activist Rob Sherman, and reiterates his recent call for her to resign.