Podcast appearances and mentions of robert moody

Hoy Pepe Rubio nos embarca en la historia de María Wonenburger, una matemática gallega que tuvo que vivir cómo su talento fue ignorado en España, pero redescubierto por las matemáticas María José Souto y Ana Dorotea Tarrío en el año 2002. Una historia que comienza con una familia de empresarios gallegos, los Wonenburger, conocidos  por su influencia en la metalurgia. Su familia le dio todo el apoyo, matriculándola en el instituto Eusebio da Guarda, un centro histórico de A Coruña, donde comenzó su pasión por las matemáticas. Más tarde conseguiría la beca Fulbright que la llevó hasta Yale, y allí, con el prestigioso matemático Jacobson como director de su tesis, se convirtió en una de las grandes de su campo. Su trabajo fue tan innovador que acabó en la Universidad de Toronto, donde dirigió la tesis de otro genio de las matemáticas, Robert Moody. Una gallega que revolucionó el álgebra del siglo XX y que, los que la conocieron, coinciden en la persona tan maravillosa que era y la risa tan contagiosa que tenía. Han colaborado en este podcast Consuelo Bautista, María José Souto, Ana Dorotea Tarrío, Teba Chacón, Isabel Ruso, Mercedes Carreras, Juan Rocha Osornio y Alejandra Röhr.  

Watch this episode to learn about the four intangible capitals and how they can significantly increase the value of your business. Bobby Norman and Robert Moody, both Certified Exit Planning Advisors, break down how each capital impacts enterprise value and offer insights to help business owners grow and prepare for a successful sale.   Bobby […] The post The Four Intangible Capitals first appeared on Fi Plan Partners.

Watch this educational episode to hear Robert Moody discuss 1031 exchanges and ways they can be beneficial. Learn how to defer capital gains taxes when selling and buying like-kind properties, as well as important time limits to keep in mind.   Robert Moody, CFP®, CEPA® Senior Vice President Wealth Consultant Email Robert Moody here Fi […] The post What is a 1031 Exchange? first appeared on Fi Plan Partners.

Gain a wealth of knowledge from our latest educational episode where Bobby Norman and Robert Moody delve into the crucial aspects of Business Owner readiness. Gain valuable insights on ensuring your business is well-prepared for a potential sale, both from a personal and professional standpoint. Discover tips on strategizing your exit plan for a successful […] The post Business Owner Readiness first appeared on Fi Plan Partners.

We are excited to invite you to join us in this week's educational episode, where Bobby Norman and Robert Moody delve into the crucial topic of buyer preferences in the business purchase process. Gain valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses that buyers consider when seeking to acquire a new business. Don't miss out on […] The post Business Attractiveness first appeared on Fi Plan Partners.

On this week's edition of People of Note, brought to you by PTP, I'll be talking to a recent visitor to South Africa, the Canadian born, Berlin based cellist Bryan Cheng who stunned us with his performance of Elgar's Cello Concerto with the CPO under Robert Moody. Bryan has won a number of major international awards and made his sold out debut in Carnegie Hall when he was only 14. He plays the Dubois Stradavarius Cell from 1699.

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Come join us at the 2022 Wichita Business Expo at Century II on Thursday, September 29!  This is the premiere business-to-business trade show in Wichita.  No matter what you are looking for, you will find it at the Expo! Learn more now!For many years, it didn't even dawn on Robert Moody that he could become a lawyer, but at the age of 35 he went back to school and now finds himself as a partner at Martin Pringle.  He talks with Don and Ebony about his Leadership Wichita experience and how he is pulling others up to give them hope through our justice system.  On this episode we discuss: Moving from Montgomery, Alabama to Kansas An accidental start in the legal profession Not realizing it was possible to become a lawyer, but then achieving partner Encouraging diversity in the legal profession in Wichita How a hip-hop guy fits in as a lawyer Breaking down barriers for others, giving them hope Record expungement What impacted him most from Leadership Wichita Learn more about Robert Moody:https://www.martinpringle.com/attorneys/robert-j-moodyFacebook ProfileLinkedIn Profile​Robert Moody was born in Montgomery, Alabama, and lived there for the first ten years of his life. To thisday, he remains a rabid Auburn fan. When he was in grade school, Robert and his family moved toProtection, Kansas, a little town full of friendly people.Robert's first job in the legal field was working as a runner. After graduating from Wichita State University'slegal assistant program, Robert began working as a legal assistant in a small and bustling general litigationfirm in Wichita, Kansas. Seven years later, Robert applied for a position in the clerk's office of the UnitedStates District Court for the District of Kansas. He thrived in this competitive environment, and was selectedfor the job from a large pool of candidates. After three years in the clerk's office, Robert accepted a positionas the courtroom deputy for the Honorable Monti Belot, United States District Court Judge.Robert's experiences in these positions stimulated his keen intellect and inspired him to attend law school.After observing lawyers and legal proceedings from these distinctly different angles, Robert realized that hecould handle the pressures and challenges of practicing law. More importantly, he realized he wanted tobecome a lawyer. Taking on more responsibility, and having a greater impact on the outcome of contestedmatters, appealed to Robert. He wanted to be a direct advocate for his clients, and he wanted to help themachieve favorable resolutions to their legal problems.Robert's practice focuses on general civil & commercial litigation, insurance defense, DUI defense, as well asdivorce and family law. He is a member of many professional and civic organizations, including UrbanProfessionals of Wichita, Community Operations Recovery Empowerment, the Kansas Association of DefenseCounsel, and the Defense Research Institute.Other Resources:Survival Series: Interview with Robert Moody (video)2017 Leaders in Diversity (article)Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce! This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by Evergy.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit ictpod.net

The issue of race is polarizing and confusing. What are we to make of Systemic Racism, Critical Race Theory and Black Lives Matter? Robert Moody and Shaun Pringle share their perspectives on how believers can bring biblical truth into the conversation in ways that honor God and bring hope and encouragement to those around us.