Podcast appearances and mentions of rory kelly

How many of you are actively and knowingly integrating AI into your business development process? I think at this point everyone has gotten over themselves - even copywriters - and begrudgingly admitted that generative AI can be a great thing for creating content both in the arena of sales and marketing. But beyond that, what else can it do...? A first discussion episode for me in quite some time with Rory Kelly - ex-Hubspot guru who has been recently shining a light on AI in his on line commentary. He is a genuine sales expert who has worked with organisations globally guiding them through the HubSpot platform. Find him on Linkedin, connect with him and enjoy his perspective on AI

Eugene Scanlan from Scariff who came to London from East Clare in 1985 talks about his career in education and Rory Kelly qualified in college in Mechanical engineering who is living in London for the last 18 months or so working for the water utilities.  Originally broadcast on Saturday 15th June 2024 live from Studio 51 B, Broadcasting House, London, Home of the BBC as part of Saturday Chronicle and Jim Collins and Tom Hanley with Daragh Leamy.  Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

This week's guest: Rory Kelly, Owner - CellOnly Taking what you experience on Sunday in church and applying it throughout the week at work can be a challenge. The Faith and Business Conference is for business owners, managers, community leaders and anyone that seeks to integrate their faith into the workplace. As the owner of CellOnly, Rory does more than provide leadership, he fosters a family culture unlike any other that has spread throughout the company. A few short years after becoming a partner at CellOnly, the company grew from just one location to serving customers in over 40 markets across 7 states, employing over 170 team members. Rory‘s passion for better customer service led to his Golden Rule – nobody at CellOnly is allowed to say no without permission. The rule, which is known by employees at all levels, embodies the company's commitment to doing everything possible to help guests. Having achieved many accomplishments, Rory most recently was awarded the Master Grad certificate from Rapport International, a leadership institute known for helping individuals to recognize their talents and purpose. Hosted By: Johnny Noel - abbusiness.com Producer: Charley Illg - digitalplainsmedia.com

CAS 7 - 14 - 1-2022 Doug Johnson-Huset's Speedway with Rory Kelly as co-host by Calling All Sports

CAS 4 - 4-2 - 2022 Rory Kelly-Cell Only and Bryan Kouri-Kouri Insurance by Calling All Sports

Rory Kelly is one of America's most beloved skimo racers in the humor department. A former Cat-1 cyclist, he's incredibly fast on skis and has notable performances in World Cup skimo races, at the Skimo World Championships and in teams races like the Belle Etoile, the Pierra Menta, the Grand Traverse, the Power of Four and more.  In addition, he works as a software engineer at NCAR in Boulder. 

Ever thought about what having shitloads of cash could do to your noggin? Join best friends Daniel McKeon and Rory Kelly each week as they take turns diving head first into the depraved and manic worlds of the moneyed classes. From the most unstable emperors to meme lord billionaires and crackpot inventors, they'll leave no stone unturned in their quest to find out exactly what makes them think and chuckling until the guillotine swings.

In the penultimate episode of Season 2, Tracy and Rachel are thrilled to sit down for a long-awaited conversation with national business owner, philanthropist, and dear friend, Rory Kelly. After being christened a “local folk hero” less than a minute into the recording session, Rory delves into his past, sharing the pivotal moments and life lessons that led him to embrace faith, family, and a passion to give back to his community. Episode Mentions: Cell Only: https://cell-only.com/ Rapport Leadership International: https://www.rapportleadership.com/ The Attributes of God by A.W. Tozer Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by Patrick Radden Keefe Open Space Event Hall Website: https://www.openspaceforrent.com/ Open Space Event Hall Instagram: @openspacesiouxfalls

In this episode Ross and John sit down with Rory Kelly. Rory Kelly brings a wealth of customer experience knowledge to the table, his worked across media agencies and more over in HubSpot as start off, very much on the customer success side bringing forth value to customers and avoiding that dirtiest of dirty word ‘churn' to really help customers become their own rockstars. He's been able to navigate through the very early insertions of HubSpot here in EMEA. Growing that team and leading that team to its success. We start by discussing Rory Kelly's career journey, what brought him to where he is and what led to those decisions. Fortunate and unfortunate events Wanting to be a Chef and so the blog exists A vibrant economy What is customer success? Leadership Getting customers to become their own rockstars Who is the human behind the customer Rory shares why sales leaders should invest in customer success. The life cycle does not stop after the sale Globally professional Customer feedback Working hand in glove Legacy “stuff” Retention is not enough Fearless, entrepreneurial and adventurous He further tells us about phrases created at HubSpot and how it becomes part of their language. Deligh-sion We then touch on how he replicates passion and leadership. The profile of people Blueprint Finding your fire Being the example Nature of transparency Psychological safety What shapes me Lastly, Rory shares some anecdotes and elements of “crack”. Breaking down old school business practices Nature of being your own boss Humility and humbleness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gloabl-tech-leaders/message

If you have the good fortune to spend time in the Gunnison Valley of Colorado, perhaps on Crested Butte Nordic's extensive trail system, exploring the Elk Mountain backcountry on mountain bike or skis, or taking laps on Mount Crested Butte, you may cross paths with a friendly red-haired resident who is likely moving faster and breathing easier than you are. Known locally as an aerobic machine, 25-year-old Cam Smith embraces all mountain sports as training to support his burgeoning development as an elite ski mountaineering (SkiMo) racer. Originally focused on running, Smith moved from Illinois to study exercise science at Western Colorado University in Gunnison. Embracing everything the school's mountain sports program had to offer, Smith began trail running, mountain biking, cross country skiing with the USCSA program, and was convinced by his older sister, who was also attending Western, to be her teammate for the 40 mile Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Flash forward through a few years of dedicated skill development and steady progress: Smith was a member of the 2019-20 US Ski Mountaineering Association National Team and won two events at the 2020 National Championships, the uphill only vertical race in just under 20 minutes and the longer individual race which lasted 3 hours 48 minutes. (Because of the pandemic and a lack of qualifying events, a national team was not selected this season.)Smith was selected to compete in the World Championships in 2017 and 2019, racing in additional World Cup races in the 2018-2020 seasons. His best international finishes to date include an 8th place finish in the team race at the 2019 World Championships in Villars-sur-Ollon, Switzerland with partner John Gaston, and a 7th place World Cup team finish racing with Rory Kelly. Individually, he's taken 18th in the vertical race at the 2019 World Championships, and 20th in a 2020 World Cup vertical race in Jennerstier, Germany. Alongside his 20-plus hour training weeks (often with astounding amounts of vertical gain), Smith plays a variety of roles within the Crested Butte community, including coaching the masters' performance groups and youth programs at CB Nordic, assisting adaptive athletes on the mountain through the Crested Butte Adaptive Sports Center, and teaching strength and conditioning classes at a local gym. In response to the pandemic, Smith shifted his focus to the well-established local racing opportunities. Instead of chasing a World Cup top-15, he made a goal of setting a new course record on what he calls “The Elk Mountain Classics”: the Gothic Mountain Tour in Crested Butte, the Power of Four in Aspen, and the Grand Traverse. Smith also hopped into two of the CB Nordic town series interval start skate races, winning each. At the time of our call, Smith had checked two of the three course record boxes: dropping the Gothic Mountain Tour record by over ten minutes to 3:37:06, and the Power of Four record by thirteen to 4:15:21 with World Championship partner John Gaston. As cross-country skiers well know, conditions on the day impact the possibility of chasing these records, but the results are nonetheless a testament to fitness and strength. Smith was lucky enough to have the two factors align symbiotically on the day.Given his humble and easygoing nature, he probably wouldn't tell you about any of this unless you knew to ask.Smith also looked outside athletic development for his season goals. Dedicating his training and race performance at the Grand Traverse to Living Journeys, a local nonprofit that holistically supports individuals with cancer and their families during treatment, Smith set out to raise $15,000. This goal has already been exceeded; however, if you'd like to support his cause, you can donate here. It also turns out Smith and his partner for the Grand Traverse, Tom Goth, set a new course record in 6:06:24. In this conversation, Smith shares more about his development from mountain-sport-newbie to national champion. We also discuss how he still includes nordic skiing to support his SkiMo training, and how a versatile approach to yearly training paired with some sport-specific blocks could serve masters athletes focused on premier races like the Birkie.Thanks for listening. 

La séance d'écriture prend un tournant plus théorique tandis que David fait face à une forme de dépression cinéphilique. Heureusement, Hugo est là pour positiver et lui remonter le moral. Malgré tout, l'histoire avance et quelques bonnes idées émergent tandis que les personnages se précisent... -- Références et extraits : Mais que devient François Fillon ? (BFMTV) ; Initiation Cabri 3D double escalier Chambord (jjdahan) ; Un Indien dans la ville (Hervé Palud, 1994) ; Tenue de soirée (Bertrand Blier, 1986) ; Fight Club (David Fincher, 1999) ; Plaire, aimer et courir vite (Christophe Honoré, 2018) ; Barbecue (Éric Lavaine, 2014) ; Fous d'Irène (Peter & Bobby Farrelly, 2000) ; Ne nous fâchons pas (Georges Lautner, 1966) ; Budapest (Xavier Gens, 2018) ; Les calculs sont pas bons (Inès Reg) ; Sleep with me (Rory Kelly, 1994) ; C'est pas sorcier (France 3) ; Pulp Fiction (Quentin Tarantino, 1994) ; Reservoir Dogs (Quentin Tarantino, 1992) ; 40 ans : Mode d'emploi (Judd Apatow, 2012) ; Les Acteurs (Bertrand Blier, 2000) ; Les Kaïras (Franck Gastambide, 2012). -- Le Syndrome de Chambord est un podcast Calmos, improvisé et produit par Hugo Alexandre et David Honnorat. Cet épisode a été enregistré le 26 août 2019 à Vincennes. - En savoir plus : https://www.calmos.net/ - Pour soutenir le projet : https://fr.tipeee.com/calmos/

On our Limelight special this week, host Trudy Feenane speaks with Katie Brill and Rory Kelly who are among the faces behind the brilliance of Junk Kouture. Junk Kouture is a national competition that challenges second-level students to create high-end wearable fashion from everyday rubbish. 2020 marked the initiative's 10th year anniversary while also proving the most challenging year due to Covid-19 setbacks. In a pre-covid world, the top 80 designs from across the country would be showcased in a live Grand Final in the 3arena, with the top design winning the Junk Kouture title. This year, the Junk Kouture team has been all hands on deck to bring the Grand Final to a digital audience for the first time ever, which airs Thursday the 4th of February at 7pm on RTÉ2. To mark its 10th anniversary, the Junk Kouture team has announced an exciting three year World Tour that sees Junk Kouture spread its sustainable wings outside of Ireland to make it a global competition that spans the world’s seven continents, culminating with a World Final at the end of September. Ahead of the eagerly-awaited Grand Final, we chatted about Junk Kouture going digital, its exciting three year global rollout and its contribution to conversations around sustainability. Follow us @dculimeight on Instagram to stay in the Limelight loop. Footnotes: Find out more about Junk Kouture at https://junkkouture.com // @junkkouture Music thanks to Ketsa Origin Funk: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/1-of-1/origin-funk

On this week's episode, Mark and Rory sit down with the amazing musical talent that is Róisín O. Róisín chats to Mark and Rory about her new single ‘Lose You To Love Me', which is out now. Her band Thanks Brother and the inspiration behind their debut single and the Christmas dinner sing songs with her mum Mary Black and brother of Coronas front man Danny O Reilly. She also speaks passionately about the remarkable collaboration with Irish Women in Harmony and their charity cover of Dreams, which raised much needed funds for @safeireland. You can listen to her new single - Lose You To Love Me - here > https://backl.ink/LoseYoutoLoveMe Follow our guest and hosts Róisín O > https://www.instagram.com/roisinomusic/ Rory Kelly > https://www.instagram.com/rorykelly46/?hl=en Mark Doherty > https://www.instagram.com/markyd212/?hl=en Produced by Niall Killeney Taylor Videography by Conor Rabbett Brought to you by MRK Events & baLORE Media   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest Speaker: Rory Kelly - Owner CellOnly On this Episode, Rory talks about mentorship, his struggles, accountability, self-love, faith, and golf. Hosted by: Johnny Noel - A&B Business Producer: Charley Illg - Digital Plains Media digitalplainsmedia.com abbusiness.com

London based DJ, record collector and music nerd Christo joins our Basement line-up as part of our collaboration with Container Records on 22nd February. A huge vinyl enthusiast but not a purist, Christo's raucous track selections and quick-fire mixing have led him to upend multiple parties and festivals around the UK including Bangface Weekender, as well as his own residency for London club night Das Booty and Berlin-based party Breakxit. Having shared his bills with Jerome Hill, Dave the Drummer, Controlled Weirdness, Chris Liberator and many more, Christo also regularly plays B2B with Rory Kelly aka Rory Moronik. Down to play in the depths of the Basement with the Container crew Warlock, Altar and Rory Moronik, Christo has recorded a fiery mix to give us a taste of what to expect on the night.

The first episode of That's Rich is here! Join Daniel McKeon and Rory Kelly as they delve deep into the bizarre, decadent, and often upsetting world of the hyper rich. This week the boys discuss Empress Elagabalus and all her insane hijinks, from gold suicide towers to saffron baths. [some chat is quite heavy about suicide, murder, and other topics given the historical side so be warned!] Links/Sources: - https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/romes-forgotten-empress-jvinc/ - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/archaeology-and-history/magazine/2016/03-04/elagabalus-rome/ - https://historythings.com/historys-nutcases-emperor-elagabalus/ -https://www.makingqueerhistory.com/articles/2017/9/24/elagabalus-the-empress

Really fun interviews tonight. Talked about Waffle House, inbreeding, sasquatch, airplanes, guitars and so much more. Interviews done by Michael Strong and Dom Rini. New [...] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mtrs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mtrs/support

Christian chats to Rory Kelly from the cast of The Way Out, Josephine Collins' sci-fi western play now on at Red Stitch Actor’s Theatre (Rear 2 Chapel St, St Kilda) until September 24.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Beth and Adalya are joined in the studio by Rory Kelly, actor in Red Stitch Theatre's production of Trevor. 

Hosts Beth and Adalya are joined in the studio by Rory Kelly, actor in Red Stitch Theatre's production of Trevor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we take a little respite from the world of strictly nonprofits and speak with Rory Kelly whose role is quite different than most of our guests on Through the Noise. Kelly is the Chief Investigator for Washington, DC-based law firm Stein Mitchell Cipollone Beato & Missner and is responsible for the research and analysis for cases -- often cases brought against corporations as whistleblowers. There's a bit more intrigue than usual as we dive into some of the realms Mr. Kelly investigates. Listen up for a change of pace as Blake and Ernesto pepper Mr. Kelly with questions and fit in a few questions about nonprofits. Mr. Kelly's investigations largely focus on pharmaceutical and financial fraud. He has vast experience guiding clients through the process of filing whistleblower claims and conducting large-scale, global investigations in conjunction with various federal and state agencies. Stein Mitchell is a leading litigation law firm based in Washington, D.C. and has provided seasoned and effective counsel in complex, high-stakes litigation and investigations for clients for more than 50 years.

Young Irish footballer Barry Maguire has hit form for his club VVV-Venlo in the Dutch league. Despite the teams poor run of results, Barry, 22, continues to impress. Barry joins us on the show this week and gives us an insight into what it's like to play in the top league in Holland. He also talks about his aspirations to one day wear the green jersey of Ireland. We are also joined by Gareth Maher, football journalist with the Irish Daily Mail. As usual our the three J's return to the panal, John, James and Joe and we have new Finn Harps goalkeeper Rory Kelly to fill us in on all the action in the League of Ireland. The YBIG Football Show is by the fans for the fans. If you would like to sponsor, advertise or just get involved, drop us a mail to TheWorldsTalking@gmail.com. Twitter: @TheWorldsTalkin ——————————————————————- To make tuning in again easier for you: 1. We’re available on the iTunes Store directory, type in “YBIG” into the search bar and you’ll find the show and be able to subscribe. 2. You can also subscribe via our RSS feed: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/rss2.xml 3. You can find old episodes here: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/ 4. We are also on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Worlds-Talking/191923120895223 5. And Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TheWorldsTalkin

Aston Villa and Ireland star Ciaran Clark joined Dave on the show this week. He talks about his career so far and the Irish influence at Aston Villa. Dave also catches up with Goalkeeper turned journalist Rory Kelly about all the action in the Airtricity League, including the Setanta Cup. Coming up: - Villa's emerging Irish star Ciaran Clark - League of Ireland news - My Fair Land song The ‘YBIG Football Show’ is by the fans for the fans. If you would like to advertise, sponsor or just be involved with the show, simple drop us a mail to TheWorldsTalking@gmail.com —————————————————————————————– To make tuning in again easier for you: 1. We’re available on the iTunes Store directory, type in “YBIG” into the search bar and you’ll find the show and be able to subscribe. 2. You can also subscribe via our RSS feed: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/rss2.xml 3. You can find old episodes here: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/ 4. We are also on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Worlds-Talking/191923120895223 And Twitter http://www.twitter.com/TheWorldsTalkin