Podcasts about Sanjay Patel

Growing a vaccine program with a substantial revenue stream starts with strong partnerships. In this episode, guest host Hannah Fish talks with Sanjay Patel, director of pharmacy at Haller's Pharmacy and Medical Supply, about how building relationships with hospitals, local governments, and health entities can increase program revenue. You'll walk away with strategies for fruitful collaboration and learn how these connections can open doors to innovative new business opportunities.  This series is sponsored by a CDC cooperative agreement.    Guest: Sanjay Patel, director of pharmacy, Haller's Pharmacy and Medical Supply, managing network facilitator, CPESN® Central California  Guest Host: Hannah Fish, senior director of strategic initiatives, NCPA

The SDH Network was honored to be part of the SHARING THE FIELD event in Atlanta on March 12, hosted by YAH & CSE at Wild Leap Brewery. In this panel discussion, moderator Jillian Sakovits discusses the infrastructure of soccer in Atlanta ahead of the World Cup with Lewis Fisher of the US Soccer Federation, April Stammel of South Downtown, and Sanjay Patel of Soccer in the Streets. 

 For this episode of Microbe Talk Clare is joined by Dr Sanjay Patel, a paediatric infectious disease and immunology consultant at Southampton Children's Hospital and the National Clinical Advisor for Paediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship at NHS England. Clare and Sanjay discuss paediatric AMR, why it's often overlooked and how Sanjay and his colleagues from clinical, research and policy backgrounds are taking action.  If you'd like to learn more about research into antimicrobial resistance in neonates, take a look at this paper in Journal of Medical Microbiology.You can find details of how to get involved with Knocking Out AMR here.The resources and initiatives Sanjay mentioned are below:  National empirical antimicrobial guidelines The common infection clinical pathways, the IV to oral switch decision aid The common infection paediatric pathways Music: Inspiring Science Technology - Comma Media from Pixabay

Dr. Sanjay Patel of Weill Cornell and Dr. Greg Goldgof of Memorial Sloan Kettering dive into the transformative role of AI in modern pathology. They discuss how large language models are enhancing diagnostic workflows, expediting report synthesis, and shaping the future of patient care. The conversation also touches on the complex training required to ready AI systems for clinical use, the areas of pathology most impacted by AI today, and how this technology is being integrated into the education of future pathologists. Check out Chadi's website for all Healthcare Unfiltered episodes and other content. www.chadinabhan.com/ Watch all Healthcare Unfiltered episodes on YouTube. www.youtube.com/channel/UCjiJPTpIJdIiukcq0UaMFsA

How do you create something both accessible and innovative? What do you draw inspiration from to make authentic and meaningful work? In this episode- animator, illustrator and author Sanjay Patel tells us about his life-changing journey back to his upbringing, we discuss his deep-dive into the well of inspiration he found and how it all came together into a playful preschool show. ------- SHOW NOTES: Writing / Host: Andy J. Pizza Co-Writing / Editing: Sophie Miller sophiemiller.co Audio Editing / Sound Design: Conner Jones pendingbeautiful.co  Soundtrack / Theme Song: Yoni Wolf / WHY? whywithaquestionmark.com   Sanjay Patel https://www.gheehappy.com https://www.instagram.com/gheehappy/ https://www.youtube.com/@gheehappystudio SPONSORS: Immaterial: 5,000 Years of Art, One Material at a Time a podcast by The Met - Each episode examines a material of art, like clay... stone... trash... and what they can reveal about history and humanity. You'll get a sense of the meaningfulness of these materials, and see them in a whole new way. Check out Immaterial here: https://bio.to/ImmaterialPodcast!PScreativepeptalk Riverside - The easiest way for you and your team to record, edit and share professional grade Videos and Podcasts, from anywhere in the world.  https://creators.riverside.fm/creativepeptalk Pixite Apps https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=1485310935&code=PEPTALK

Sanjay Patel faces a challenge many of us can relate to: how to get senior executives to buy into your program.    Dealing with senior management can be nerve-wracking, as I learned twenty years ago when my heart rate spiked during a presentation to the CEO and C-suite. Today, I've mastered strategies for these situations.    In this episode, we discuss how to deal with them effectively and get what you want.   For example, it starts by being confident in your knowledge. Senior executives are usually clever and ambitious, knowing a lot about various topics but often not much about Customer Experience (CX). When discussing CX or any program you are knowledgeable about, remember they can learn from you. They wouldn't talk to you otherwise. Respect your expertise and believe in yourself. If you don't believe in your ideas, why should they?   So, yes, confidence is key, but avoid being overly technical or jargon-heavy. Overcomplicating your message can make you seem like you're covering for something. Instead, align your message with what the CEO cares about most. For example, if the CEO is focused on cost-cutting, explain how your CX program can save costs. Understanding and addressing their needs will help you get through to them.   You should also keep your questions simple. Surprisingly, the higher you go in the management chain, the simpler the questions should be. Simple questions like "What experience do we want to deliver?" engage the senior team effectively. Avoid complex questions that convolute your message. Being clear and relevant is more important than appearing clever.    Additionally, using examples from within the organization or from customers helps illustrate your points effectively. Personal stories make your message digestible and relatable. For instance, Colin always asks his clients to think about a good or bad experience they had recently. By asking your audience about their own good or bad customer experiences, you can help them understand the importance of emotions in CX.   Finally, senior management values opinions. When asked, state your opinion clearly and respectfully. And be straightforward; senior management can easily detect dishonesty.   Today's episode explores how to convince senior management to support your program.  . Ultimately, persuading senior management is a sales job. So, we talk about how to sell your idea by meeting their needs.    In this episode, you will also discover:   How to frame your expertise in a way that resonates with senior executives' priorities. Techniques for simplifying complex ideas to ensure clarity in communication. The importance of aligning your proposals with the company's strategic goals. Methods for using storytelling to make your case compelling and memorable. Strategies for addressing tough questions with confidence and transparency. Ways to gather and present evidence that supports your proposals effectively.  

Sanjay Patel faces a challenge many of us can relate to: how to get senior executives to buy into your program.    Dealing with senior management can be nerve-wracking, as I learned twenty years ago when my heart rate spiked during a presentation to the CEO and C-suite. Today, I've mastered strategies for these situations.    In this episode, we discuss how to deal with them effectively and get what you want.   For example, it starts by being confident in your knowledge. Senior executives are usually clever and ambitious, knowing a lot about various topics but often not much about Customer Experience (CX). When discussing CX or any program you are knowledgeable about, remember they can learn from you. They wouldn't talk to you otherwise. Respect your expertise and believe in yourself. If you don't believe in your ideas, why should they?   So, yes, confidence is key, but avoid being overly technical or jargon-heavy. Overcomplicating your message can make you seem like you're covering for something. Instead, align your message with what the CEO cares about most. For example, if the CEO is focused on cost-cutting, explain how your CX program can save costs. Understanding and addressing their needs will help you get through to them.   You should also keep your questions simple. Surprisingly, the higher you go in the management chain, the simpler the questions should be. Simple questions like "What experience do we want to deliver?" engage the senior team effectively. Avoid complex questions that convolute your message. Being clear and relevant is more important than appearing clever.    Additionally, using examples from within the organization or from customers helps illustrate your points effectively. Personal stories make your message digestible and relatable. For instance, Colin always asks his clients to think about a good or bad experience they had recently. By asking your audience about their own good or bad customer experiences, you can help them understand the importance of emotions in CX.   Finally, senior management values opinions. When asked, state your opinion clearly and respectfully. And be straightforward; senior management can easily detect dishonesty.   Today's episode explores how to convince senior management to support your program.  . Ultimately, persuading senior management is a sales job. So, we talk about how to sell your idea by meeting their needs.    In this episode, you will also discover:   How to frame your expertise in a way that resonates with senior executives' priorities. Techniques for simplifying complex ideas to ensure clarity in communication. The importance of aligning your proposals with the company's strategic goals. Methods for using storytelling to make your case compelling and memorable. Strategies for addressing tough questions with confidence and transparency. Ways to gather and present evidence that supports your proposals effectively.  

Household Express:Guest Mohini Sanjay Patel Veg with A Twist by Radio Islam

The Healthier Together programme provides clear and accurate health information for parents, young people and pregnant women. It's a website, but there's also an underlying ethos to ensure health professionals are consistent in what we communicate with families.  Dr Sanjay Patel, paediatric infectious diseases and immunology consultant, joins hosts Dr Emma Lim and Dr Christo Tsilifis to discuss how Healthier Together can benefit families, especially from underserved communities. Plus top tips on how you can get the most out of the programe.  Healthier Together: https://www.what0-18.nhs.uk Download full transcript (PDF) This podcast is a collaboration between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and Medisense. The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast relates only to the speaker and not necessarily to their employer, organisation, RCPCH or any other group or individual. Subscribe to The paeds round for more educational episodes! And, you can find more RCPCH educational resources on RCPCH Learning.  Want to hear more from RCPCH? Search for and subscribe to RCPCH Podcasts, our main channel.  

Pertussis – the latest infectious disease to make the headlines, but also to cause real risk to the most vulnerable patients in our population. Listen to Dr Sanjay Patel, Consultant in Infections disease at Southampton Hospital talk Dr Will Howard, a Wessex LMCs Medical Director, about pertussis, what's going on, how to recognise and treat it, and how we might minimise its future impact through prevention by immunisation.

On Sept. 5, 1986, Sanjay was onboard Pan Am Flight 73. It was hijacked by the PLO in Karachi, Pakistan. Sanjay survived, but was seriously injured, including subsequently undergoing the amputation of a leg. His cousin was the first person killed by the hijackers. 22 people died. Listen to his account of how God worked all things for good and brought new life out of the horror of a terrorist attack. As an elder he now asks people in their suffering to think—what glory will God have from this? (Sanjay is a ruling elder in Theophilus Orthodox Presbyterian Church, a multi-generational and multi-ethnic church, in Anaheim CA.)  https://www.theophilusopc.orgSanjay's three recommended books;Prayer by O. Hallesby, (Augsburg Books, Updated Edition,1994)Making Sense of God: Finding God in the Modern World by Timothy Keller (Penguin Books, 2018)J-Curve: Dying and Rising with Jesus in Everyday Life by Paul Miller (Crossway, 2019)

Join us in this compelling episode of The Investors Corner, featuring Sanjay Patel, a seasoned landlord and property agency owner. We delve into the evolving landscape of the 2024 property market, offering crucial insights for landlords and investors. This episode is packed with expert analysis and predictions, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in property investment. Landlord-Property Agent Dynamics Sanjay Patel shares invaluable insights on enhancing collaboration between landlords and property agents in 2024. Property Agent Market Evolution Discover the transformative changes in the property agent market in 2023 and their implications for 2024. Navigating Property Market Challenges Explore strategies for property agents to adapt in a fluctuating housing market, crucial for landlords and investors. Post-COVID Business Strategies Learn how the pandemic has reshaped property business strategies, a key consideration for future investments. Industry Collaboration  Understand the importance of collaboration in the property industry, a vital approach for success in 2024. Client Relationship Management Gain insights into building trust and maintaining transparent communication with clients in the property market. Future of the Property Industry Sanjay discusses potential regulatory changes and their impact on the property market in the next five years. Rightmove's Future Impact Speculate on how changes in Rightmove usage could affect the property market, a key insight for investors. Emotional Aspects of Property Transactions Address the often-overlooked emotional and mental aspects of property transactions.   This episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for landlords and investors aiming to stay ahead in the 2024 property market. Sanjay Patel's expertise offers a unique perspective on the current trends and future predictions, making this episode a valuable resource for anyone in the property investment sector. Subscribe for More Insights Stay informed and ahead of the curve in the property market. Subscribe to The Investors Corner for more episodes filled with expert insights and tips for landlords and investors. Email: hello@avocaopropertyagents.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AvocadoPropertyAgents Instagram: https://instagram.com/Avocado_Property Visit our website for more resources: https://avocadopropertyagents.co.uk/landlords 

For two decades, Sanjay Patel served as an animator and storyboard artist for Pixar, contributing to beloved films such as Ratatouille, Cars, and Toy Story 2. Notably, he also wrote and directed "Sanjay's Super Team," a short film released in 2015 that earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Short Film.In this episode, Sandip speaks to Patel, delving into his illustrious career, exploring how he drew inspiration from the Ramayana, discussing his response to criticism, and uncovering the factors that led him to pursue a career as an animator.Produced by Shashank BhargavaEdited and mixed by Suresh Pawar

In our next episode, we are joined by Dr. Sanjay Patel, a urologic oncologist from the Stephenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma, who also happens to be Vivek's older brother! We discuss the management of prostate cancer from the perspective of our urology colleagues. As medical oncologists, these are conversations and decisions that we are almost never a part of, as they are being had often before patients ever see us. It was so helpful to get to hear how Dr. Patel thinks about his patients! Content: - What considerations go into determining if a patient is a good candidate for a prostate biopsy? -What is the role of an MRI in the workup?-What are the steps involved in a biopsy?-When is additional imaging (such as PSMA PET) needed? -How does he decide surgery vs. radiation referral in unfavorable intermediate risk patients? -When is pelvic lymph node dissection recommended? -What does active surveillance entail? -What about management of high risk and very high risk localized prostate cancer? ** Want to review the show notes for this episode and others? Check out our website: https://www.thefellowoncall.com/our-episodesLove what you hear? Tell a friend and leave a review on our podcast streaming platforms!Twitter: @TheFellowOnCallInstagram: @TheFellowOnCallListen in on: Apple Podcast, Spotify, and Google Podcast

Sanjay Patel was the first South Asian to make a Pixar film, Sanjay's Super Team, but after 20 years with the studio he was ready for a new adventure.You can visit Sanjay Patel's colorful world of Gods and Goddesses on the Ghee Happy YouTube channel.(https://www.youtube.com/@gheehappystudio)

We have long known that CPAP therapy isn't meant for everyone who has obstructive sleep apnea. There are plenty of non-PAP treatment options, including oral appliance therapy and hypoglossal nerve stimulation. Pharmacotherapy has been used as an adjunct therapy to treat persistent hypersomnolence despite well-treated OSA or to assist with PAP acclimatization. Now medications are being developed to treat OSA and its underlying obstruction. Here to help us understand more about these medications is Dr. Sanjay Patel.

The Wessex Healthier Together website provides advice for parents, young people and pregnant women, and clinical resources to support healthcare professionals – which means that children are likely to receive consistently high-quality care, irrespective of which healthcare professional they see. Sanjay Patel, Paediatrics Infectious Diseases Consultant at Southampton Children's hospital who leads the Healthier Together programme, joins us to discuss the resources available in further detail to help change parental help seeking behaviour. The Healthier Together app aims to change the health-seeking behaviour of parents by providing them with the tools to evaluate the severity of their child's illness when they are poorly. Only by your practice formally onboarding will your patients have full access to the functionality of the app. We encourage practices to get onboard before the rise in winter respiratory viruses. If you have any queries or require further support to onboard, please contact ahmadc@cenigma.net https://www.what0-18.nhs.uk/

Interview By Derek Arden On Monday Night Live With Serial Entrepreneur Sanjay Patel. Welcome to Monday Night Live, live and uncut. If you're watching this on YouTube or listening to this on Spotify, tonight I've got a special guest, Sanjay Patel, a remarkable development entrepreneur who has achieved great success in property investment and serviced accommodation. Join us as we delve into Sanjay's inspiring journey from Uganda to becoming a thriving development entrepreneur. Sanjay's story is a testament to the power of entrepreneurship. Development Entrepreneur From humble beginnings, he has built a diverse portfolio of ventures, displaying his prowess as a development entrepreneur. Starting with property investment, Sanjay recognized the potential in the market and seized opportunities during his university years. His astute decision-making and hard work propelled him to great heights, making property investment a cornerstone of his entrepreneurial career. Serviced Accommodation Not stopping at property investment alone, Sanjay's entrepreneurial spirit led him to explore the lucrative realm of serviced accommodation. With a keen eye for emerging trends, he identified the growing demand for quality lodging at affordable prices. As a development entrepreneur, Sanjay capitalized on this opportunity, establishing serviced accommodation businesses in both Bournemouth and Liverpool. His strategic locations and commitment to providing top-notch experiences have made him a formidable force in the industry. Navigating Changing Regulations Throughout his journey, Sanjay has faced various challenges, including navigating changing regulations in the housing market and adapting to evolving customer demands. However, his unwavering dedication to delivering excellence and working smartly has consistently driven his success as a development entrepreneur. Advice For Budding Development Entrepreneurs Join us as Sanjay shares invaluable insights and advice for budding development entrepreneurs. From the importance of hard work and persistence to the power of networking and creating opportunities, Sanjay's experiences will inspire and motivate aspiring entrepreneurs to embark on their own entrepreneurial journeys. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Sanjay Patel, a remarkable development entrepreneur who has defied the odds and achieved extraordinary success. Tune in to our YouTube channel or listen on Spotify to gain valuable knowledge and inspiration from Sanjay's entrepreneurial journey Derek Arden https://derekarden.co.uk https://negotiationexpert.co NEW https://negotiatorspodcast.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/negotiatingexpert/

Jon Norman is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison and The Cricketer Magazine's George Dobell and Nick Friend to look back at Round 7 of the County Championship. They discuss how important Ollie Robinson will be for England after his injury boost, and ask if anyone can stop Surrey or Durham in their respective divisions. They also debate the use of the one-week loan system in County Cricket, and discuss the future of streaming in the domestic game. And they react to the news that Sanjay Patel will leave the ECB after this edition of the Hundred, and answer your questions.Don't forget, talkSPORT listeners can get 20% off a 12-issue subscription to The Cricketer Magazine by visiting www.thecricketer.com/talksport Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Callum with guests Andrew Seaton, Marianna Avellar, Hannah Pymont, Eva Garmendia, Sanjay Patel and Dave Hettle live from ECCMID 2023. ECCMID sessions discussed:- Fairytales or reality, checking some eminence paradigms for treatment of severe infections- Neglected tropical skin diseases- Non-canonical approaches to treatment of infections- Paediatric interactive cases: dilemmas for the microbiologist and infection specialist- Clinical grand roundFor the AMR studio podcast: https://www.uac.uu.se/the-amr-studio/ BSAC paediatric pathways: https://bsac.org.uk/paediatricpathways/Music: https://pixabay.com/music/acoustic-group-outrigger-144123/Support the showQuestions, comments, suggestions to idiotspodcasting@gmail.com or Tweet us @IDiots_podPrep notes for completed episodes can be found here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AsaWoPQ9qJLShugmB2EOm8FMePNBtA?e=IKApb5If you are enjoying the podcast please leave a review on your preferred podcast app!Feel like giving back? Donations of caffeine gratefully received!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/idiotspod

Dr Sanjay Patel, paediatric infectious diseases & immunology Consultant at Southampton Children's' Hospital , joins Dr Will Howard, Medical Director at Wessex LMCs to give us an update on the current situation with the Group A Strep outbreak.  We encourage you to continue to share the Healthier Together website as a reliable source of information for your patients.  

An update for GPs and their teams on the diagnosis and management of Group A Streptococcus Infections. Dr Andy Purbrick, Joint Chief Executive of Wessex LMCs & a Dorset GP, discusses the current Group A Streptococcal situation with Dr Sanjay Patel, paediatric infectious diseases & immunology consultant at Southampton Childrens' Hospital. Home :: Healthier Together (what0-18.nhs.uk) Strep A and scarlet fever :: Healthier Together (what0-18.nhs.uk) Download the Healthier Together app :: Healthier Together (what0-18.nhs.uk)

Sensing they have little time to stop the evil plan of Tal'gon, the party announces to a Bronze Dragon "We would like to ride you".  The party also say goodbye (for now) to Cherok (played by the loveable leader Sanjay Patel). The party also discovers how the enemy has been being tracked by Tal'gon.  It may come back to haunt them. Like what you hear?  Visit us at https://leadersnlegacies.com/  Want to Support us?  https://www.patreon.com/Leadersnlegacies  Follow us on Twitter at @LeadersNLegacy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/david-rockwell/message

Hello Friends, Here comes another interesting tale about Lord Ganesha. Have you listened to the earlier ones? If not do so. But here, enjoy this wonderful tale of Lord Ganesha, with me, your friend Radhika! Happy Listening! With Love Radhika www.sweetpeatales.com   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sweet-pea-tales/message

The Hackett Group Senior Director Philip King talks with Sanjay Patel, SVP and Global Head of Takeda Business Solutions about how Takeda has embarked on a digital transformation program designed to reimagine its global business services function to make it truly cross-functional, improving efficiency and strategic alignment. Takeda was named a finalist in The Hackett Group's 2021 Digital Awards for its CFOinUrPocket AI-driven global finance dashboard.Show Notes:When Sanjay joined Takeda in 2019, he decided to change the name from “Takeda Business Services” to “Takeda Business Solutions.” During the timeframe in which he joined, Takeda was undergoing a reimagination of the future of the company. Sanjay believes that the term services leads to a servitude mindset, while the term solutions suggests active engagement and proactivity. It was more than just a cosmetic change, but rather a fundamental shift in the company's philosophy. Then, Philip asks Sanjay to elaborate on the importance of alignment for Takeda's overall business strategy. More prevalent today than ever, employees of all organizations must have a very strong sense of purpose and belonging. At Takeda, patients remain at the heart of everything the company does. It was crucial in their reimagination to ensure everyone involved in the pipeline was connected to Takeda's vision, values, and purpose. They proactively took steps to prove their commitment to the company's purpose of better help for people in a brighter future for the world. They also recently launched an onboarding initiative called the Patients Connections Program which gives employees the opportunity to connect with patients directly and better understand their medical and life experiences. Through the emphasis placed on patient experience, relationships became critical in everything the company does. As we are seeing more and more within the industry, organizations are beginning to see the inherent value of shared GBS. Functions within the business now look towards GBS for guidance exploring innovation, automation, cost pressures and other new ways of working. The pandemic has further demonstrated the resilience of this operating model. One large benefit of GBS is the opportunity it allows to put digitization at the forefront of operations. The focus of Takeda's enterprise includes digitization, automation, analytics, and solutions. Takeda made a commitment as an organization to unleash the power of data and digital to transform itself into a more trustworthy data driven, outcomes-based global biopharmaceutical company. Further, they believe that their people, not technology alone, will make all the difference in their data and digital journey. They empowered the organization through a program called Digital Ninja Program, which is all about building capabilities and skills within everyday actions. Colleagues underwent a 5-week immersive program where they learned to identify opportunities for automation and were equipped with the skillset to build their own digital assistance. TBS has built a digital culture in which they enable employees to develop next generation capabilities while creating an agile talent pool. Takeda has identified four key variables of their corporate philosophy: patients, people, data, and planet. As part of the people element, TBS moved from an organization delivering simple solutions to one in favor of an exceptional people experience. When surveying for improvements, a common theme was the desire for proactive and confident support for clients. Finally, Sanjay reveals how the business was able to stay afloat amidst the number of changes and acquisitions they were undergoing. He then reveals two examples of his pride in Takeda and the team's achievements. As the episode wraps up, Sanjay shares his expectations and aspirations for the future of Takeda Business Solutions. 

The Hackett Group Senior Director Philip King talks with Sanjay Patel, SVP and Global Head of Takeda Business Solutions about how Takeda has embarked on a digital transformation program designed to reimagine its global business services function to make it truly cross-functional, improving efficiency and strategic alignment. Takeda was named a finalist in The Hackett Group's 2021 Digital Awards for its CFOinUrPocket AI-driven global finance dashboard.Show Notes:When Sanjay joined Takeda in 2019, he decided to change the name from “Takeda Business Services” to “Takeda Business Solutions.” During the timeframe in which he joined, Takeda was undergoing a reimagination of the future of the company. Sanjay believes that the term services leads to a servitude mindset, while the term solutions suggests active engagement and proactivity. It was more than just a cosmetic change, but rather a fundamental shift in the company's philosophy. Then, Philip asks Sanjay to elaborate on the importance of alignment for Takeda's overall business strategy. More prevalent today than ever, employees of all organizations must have a very strong sense of purpose and belonging. At Takeda, patients remain at the heart of everything the company does. It was crucial in their reimagination to ensure everyone involved in the pipeline was connected to Takeda's vision, values, and purpose. They proactively took steps to prove their commitment to the company's purpose of better help for people in a brighter future for the world. They also recently launched an onboarding initiative called the Patients Connections Program which gives employees the opportunity to connect with patients directly and better understand their medical and life experiences. Through the emphasis placed on patient experience, relationships became critical in everything the company does. As we are seeing more and more within the industry, organizations are beginning to see the inherent value of shared GBS. Functions within the business now look towards GBS for guidance exploring innovation, automation, cost pressures and other new ways of working. The pandemic has further demonstrated the resilience of this operating model. One large benefit of GBS is the opportunity it allows to put digitization at the forefront of operations. The focus of Takeda's enterprise includes digitization, automation, analytics, and solutions. Takeda made a commitment as an organization to unleash the power of data and digital to transform itself into a more trustworthy data driven, outcomes-based global biopharmaceutical company. Further, they believe that their people, not technology alone, will make all the difference in their data and digital journey. They empowered the organization through a program called Digital Ninja Program, which is all about building capabilities and skills within everyday actions. Colleagues underwent a 5-week immersive program where they learned to identify opportunities for automation and were equipped with the skillset to build their own digital assistance. TBS has built a digital culture in which they enable employees to develop next generation capabilities while creating an agile talent pool. Takeda has identified four key variables of their corporate philosophy: patients, people, data, and planet. As part of the people element, TBS moved from an organization delivering simple solutions to one in favor of an exceptional people experience. When surveying for improvements, a common theme was the desire for proactive and confident support for clients. Finally, Sanjay reveals how the business was able to stay afloat amidst the number of changes and acquisitions they were undergoing. He then reveals two examples of his pride in Takeda and the team's achievements. As the episode wraps up, Sanjay shares his expectations and aspirations for the future of Takeda Business Solutions. 

We go into detail through the eyes of a Landlord & Property Agent with the following questions...   Why did you become a Landlord?   When you invested in property for the first time, was it a good benefit that you had experience/understanding of property from working in agency or did this hinder with your decisions?   How have you found managing your portfolio alongside your full-time work commitments?   How has covid effected you as a Landlord? has your vision/goals when investing in future properties changed due to this?   Do you just invest in property or are there any other areas you like invest in too?   Would you look to invest close to home or do you consider further afield too?   What concerns do you have on the BTL market over the coming 2-4 years? Let's meet our guest... We are delighted to have the one and only YouTuber, Property Agent and Landlord, Sanjay Patel, some of you may know him already but for those who don't, he is doing phenomenal things within the industry and we thought the perfect guest to talk buy to let! As usual, if you have a specific question for us or maybe you'd like us to host a specific guest, then please send us a DM, your feedback and involvement is important @TheLandlordPage

Linda opens this episode with a dedication to her nephew -- and then "shares the light" of Diwali with children's literature author, Mitali Ruths, with whom she chats about her book Archie Celebrates Diwali. Published this year by Charlesbridge Archie Celebrates Diwali is based on an epic, Ramayana, and focuses on the South-Asian festival of lights (3.45, 8.45, and 10.30). Mitali addresses Diwali's origins (3.45 and 4.37), how it is celebrated (15.11), and the reasons for writing this story (7.30, 8.45, 10.30 and 18.30). She makes reference to Sanjay Patel's Ramayana: Divine Loophole (8.27); the significance of Archie's name (a reference to archana and to the Emmy-winning British actress, Archie Panjabi, 20); her fabulous illustrator, Parwinder Singh (4 and 4.15); and, more generally, the plot and meaning of the book (20.30). Mitali also locates this book as one among several in a renaissance of South-Asian stories (9.35). Special shout-outs (among others) to:HG Literary Group (11.28)Victoria Wells (11.28)her publisher, Charlesbridge (12.28 and 16.09)the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (10.33)At 26.10, Mitali makes a special offer to listeners of the podcast -- and I want "in" on that too! Join me on the next episode when I chat with some of the finalists for the Quebec Literary prizes (hosted by the Quebec Writers' Federation). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Private Market Value Creation & the Road to Exit with Sanjay Patel, Chairman International & Senior Partner of Private Equity, Apollo. David Lebovitz, Executive Director, J.P. Morgan Asset Management.Moderated by Bailey Mccann, Senior News Editor, Opalesque.—————————————————————— Watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SALTTube/videosFor podcast transcripts and show notes, visit https://salt.org/salt-ny-librarySALT New York is a global thought leadership and networking forum at the intersection of finance, technology and public policy. Over the course of three days, leading investors, creators and thinkers will take the stage in support of SALT's mission: empowering big ideas. #SALTNY

This week, Schmee introduces Riker to Weeds (Showtime/Hulu), with just the pilot episode, "You Can't Miss The Bear." We discuss how effectively the first episode established the genre for the show, introduced the characters, presented the plot for the season/series to come, and hooked us to watch more. Twitter: @PilotsThePod | Facebook: www.facebook.com/PilotsThePodcast | Instagram: www.instagram.com/pilotsthepodcast/ Check out our website at www.PilotsThePodcast.com.

Comedian Sanjay Patel tells us about the early days of Twitter, collecting Shortland Street trading cards and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a packed summer of sport, from the Olympics and the Euros, to a new cricket competition called The Hundred on primetime BBC. But in the age of infinite choice, how can broadcasters make live sport more attractive than TikTok, Fortnite or the latest Netflix drama? And has the amount of money TV companies are prepared to pay for sport fallen during the pandemic? Guests: Andrew Georgiou, President of Sports at Discovery; Sanjay Patel, Managing Director of The Hundred for the England and Wales Cricket Board; Bryan Henderson, Director of Cricket at Sky Sports; Minal Modha, Sports Analyst at Ampere Analysis. Studio engineer: Bob Nettles Producer: Hannah Sander Presenter: Andrea Catherwood

How to reinvent food business with long tradition? What does it take to eliminate manual work and to have as much workflow as possible? In this #LeadershipDeepDive episode, Sanjay Patel, CIO of Tate & Lyle, talks with Hendrik Deckers about how to reorganize the way we work. Big evangelist of technology and automation, Sanjay believes that pandemic was a great change catalyst that enabled huge transformation of the workplace and workforce. “Start small, pick a technology” and start the journey in robotics, says Sanjay. Throughout this conversation Sanjay also reflects on the new approach to Innovation: ☑️ Sharpening focus on customers ☑️ Accelerating portfolio transformation & innovation pipeline (data & insights) ☑️ Simplifying business (automation, workflow) ☑️ Agility & integrating business Having worked as a chemical engineer, business consultant, transformation leader and CIO gave Sanjay all the necessary capabilities to understand and work with the business. Watch this amazingly insightful interview and learn from Sanjay Patel how years of self-development helped him to become a conscious business leader. 01:05 | Introduction and Sanjay Patel's background 03:44 | About Tate & Lyle 05:50 | Drivers for change 08:02 | Reinventing the approach to innovation 10:10 | Reorganizing the way we work: the workplace 17:48 | Changing workforce 20:00 | IT organization 23:40 | Workflow 26:00 | Building a robot factory 27:23 | Citizens development 29:42 | New Technologies Tower 31:30 | Changing role of CIO 34:44 | Sanjay's management & leadership style 38:14 | MBTI profile: the Executive 43:27 | Sanjay's core values 44:52 | Sanjay's mentors 49:12 | Bad and good memories 52:03 | Personal mantra 54:33 | Ways to relax 58:04 | Sanjay's biggest fear 01:02:05 | Advice for people starting out

Tula Jane and her Mother in the Wild read "Ganesha's Sweet Tooth", by Sanjay Patel and Emily Haynes.

We sit with Dr. Ian Sanjay Patel, author of 'We're Here Because You Were There' and discuss how Britain coped with the ending of her empire and who ultimately suffered the consequences.  

The SDH Live Tour has started, check out this interview from March 11 at Wild Heaven West End with Soccer in the Streets board member Sanjay Patel on Station Soccer. Also, Jason and Jon share memories from one year earlier in Mexico while the American sports world was coming to grips with the coronavirus.

The SDH Live Tour has started, check out this interview from March 11 at Wild Heaven West End with Soccer in the Streets board member Sanjay Patel on Station Soccer. Also, Jason and Jon share memories from one year earlier in Mexico while the American sports world was coming to grips with the coronavirus.

Sanjay Patel, co-owner of Hina’s Homecare Pharmacy, guides us on how your business is simply a tool to help you experience bigger things in life, how your business needs to solve a specific need, or problem, in order to fuel the overall economy, and that the whole of humanity is one family…and is it okay to have a Christmas tree in your store - even if you’re not Christian and don’t celebrate Christmas?

In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by my guest Sanjay Patel, Vice President, Global Total Rewards at Kellogg Company.This episode of the HR Leaders Podcast is brought to you by our friends at Achievers.Download their 2020 Culture Report today to find out what it takes to maintain and increase employee engagement throughout a critical event. Read it now: https://bit.ly/2HQHoCnIf you enjoyed the podcast be sure to subscribe for more content like this. www.hrdleaders.com/podcastSummary

Do you know something is missing in life but not sure how to find what that is? Want to live a purposeful life but struggling to know which direction to take or what the journey might entail? This episode for you. Sanjay Patel, DJ, Coach, YouTuber, friend and so much more, shares how the story of discovering his life passion and the journey to fulfilling his dreams, so far. Sanjay shares how he went from an estate agent to a transformation coach, the highs and lows of his journey so far, and his top tips for helping to find and pursue your passion. To find out more about Sanjay please use the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/igniteyourmindcoaching/ Instagram: @igniteyourmindcoaching Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBq_LPpjhDzEU5OA1kCP4dA

Recorded in partnership with FutureBrand in August 2020, we looked at brands within key industries that have a heavy focus on a physical presence such as sports, hospitality, travel and entertainment. We talked about how they are adapting to the concerns over the coronavirus pandemic and the impact of social distancing rules, as well as looking at how they are future proofing their business in a post covid world. Russell Goldsmith was joined online by Aliya Khan, Vice President of Global Design Strategies at Marriott International, George Gottl, Chief Creative Officer of UXUS, and Sanjay Patel, Managing Director of The Hundred at the English and Wales Cricket Board. We also hear from James Ralley, Head of Marketing and Commercial at The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Charlotte Williams, VP for content at Cannes Lions festivals and John Timms of MLS Contract, whose company owns the franchise to the Sheffield Sharks basketball team in the UK.

Today, many business leaders are familiar with the team “robotic process automation”, both on the technical and non-technical side. RPA, as a form of software automation technology, is sweeping through business processes faster than many other technologies on the market today, streamlining both rule-based and end-to-end tasks. This impact of RPA in the workforce has only accelerated amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizations are recognizing the reality of automating repetitive tasks that exists in their workforce to save their employees time, and enhance their innovative efforts. To gain a better perspective of this impact, Smartbridge hosts Zach Reynolds, and senior RPA developer Raul Pena, sit down with Sanjay Patel, Director of Q&A at Weingarten Realty. As it happens, Smartbridge recently concluded an RPA implementation project with Weingarten which served to completely automate their user provisioning processes. From a leadership perspective, Sanjay discusses the challenges, growing points, and immediate benefits that he experienced during and after the project was complete.

Description  Dr. Kerry Lucinda Brown is a professor of art history at Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah Georgia and has a research focus on the religious arts of the Newar community of Nepal. In this episode we speak with Kerry about how she teaches Asian and Buddhist art topics in her context: that is, to students in a design college for whom the materials may be new and distant. Teaching Asian and Buddhist arts and their long and complex histories can be complicated, but Kerry finds tangible ways to make the experience of her courses unforgettable for students. From visiting local religious sites, to scheduling collaborative review sessions with her students after their final exam, Kerry shares the breadth and depth of Asian religious art, and her infectious enthusiasm for a form  of teaching that is like sports coaching with her students. Fail! Practice! Repeat! Quotes  "Images are not just powerful as things. They have presence and aliveness." Kerry Brown "Once I say that they are allowed to fail and they should fail, it's the easiest way to learn, then  they take a deep breath and are a little easier on themselves." Kerry Brown "There's all different kinds of Buddhisms, and I think once they get that they realize that it's easier to understand the different variations, there's not just one Buddhism." Kerry Brown Links and References  Kerry's profile page at SCAD  https://www.scad.edu/academics/faculty/kerry-brown  Kerry Lucinda Brown on LinkedIn  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrylucinda  Sanjay Patel, Little Book of Hindu Deities: From the Goddess of Wealth to the Sacred Cow  https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/298724/the-little-book-of-hindu-deities-by-sanjay-patel/  Carlelton-Antioch Buddhist Studies Program https://www.carleton.edu/global-engagement/buddhist-studies-india/ 

【句子】Sanjay Patel edged me out by 12 points. 【Modern Family-S2E12】【发音】[sʌndʒeɪ] [pətel] [edʒd] [mi:] [aʊt] [baɪ] [twelv] [pɔɪnts]【发音技巧】edged me不完全失去爆破；out by完全失去爆破；【翻译】Sanjay Patel比我高了12分。【适用场合】edge sb. out to surpass or beat by a small margin:以微弱优势超过或胜过某人；If someone edges out someone else, they just manage to beat them or get in front of them in a game, race, or contest.eg: France edged out the British team by less than a second.法国队以少于一秒的微弱优势战胜了英国队。eg: Her effort was enough to edge Johnson out of the top spot.他的努力，已经足够把Johnson从第一的位置上挤下去。eg: The runner edged her opponent out at the last moment.这个跑步运动员在最后一刻打败了她的对手。【尝试翻译以下句子，并留言在文章留言区】Efficiency has edged out price as the top reason people give for buying the car.

【句子】Sanjay Patel edged me out by 12 points. 【Modern Family-S2E12】【发音】[sʌndʒeɪ] [pətel] [edʒd] [mi:] [aʊt] [baɪ] [twelv] [pɔɪnts]【发音技巧】edged me不完全失去爆破；out by完全失去爆破；【翻译】Sanjay Patel比我高了12分。【适用场合】edge sb. out to surpass or beat by a small margin:以微弱优势超过或胜过某人；If someone edges out someone else, they just manage to beat them or get in front of them in a game, race, or contest.eg: France edged out the British team by less than a second.法国队以少于一秒的微弱优势战胜了英国队。eg: Her effort was enough to edge Johnson out of the top spot.他的努力，已经足够把Johnson从第一的位置上挤下去。eg: The runner edged her opponent out at the last moment.这个跑步运动员在最后一刻打败了她的对手。【尝试翻译以下句子，并留言在文章留言区】Efficiency has edged out price as the top reason people give for buying the car.

Dr Nigel Watson talks with Dr Sanjay Patel, Infectious Disease Consultant at UHS and Healthier Together Lead, about the resources the Healthier together website can offer. They also discuss the forthcoming Paediatric webinars which will be presented by speakers on behalf of Healthier Together.   

Ganesha's Sweet Tooth by Sanjay Patel & Emily Haynes: Ganesha is just like any other kid, except that he has the head of an elephant and rides around on a magical mouse. He loves sweets, especially the traditional dessert laddoo, but when Ganesha insists on biting into a super jumbo jawbreaker laddoo, his tusk breaks off!! Listen to the story ahead to know what Ganesha did with his broken tusk!! Episode art credits: Photo by Mohnish Landge on Unsplash

As the hospitality industry struggles to mitigate the massive loss of revenue caused by the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of hotel owners are filing lawsuits to force their property insurance providers to cover their financial casualties. Meantime, state and federal lawmakers are considering legislation that would mandate U.S. insurance companies pay for business losses related to COVID-19. Such a payout could surpass $600 billion, reported Best's Insurance in May. American Property Casualty Insurance Association, a trade group, puts the payouts even higher. In June, the association reportedly estimated payouts to would cost insurers $255 billion to $431 billion a month. The amounts are not sustainable and would ultimately make many insurers insolvent, say insurance industry experts. Hotel owners say they deserve payouts because they've paid premiums for years to cover high-loss scenarios such as the one they're facing now. In almost every case, insurers are refusing to pay, saying policies exclude losses caused by a viral plague or COVID-19 has not caused any physical damage to hotel properties that result in a stoppage of business. It's fixing to be an epic battle. In this episode of Lodging Leaders, we examine the issue of business interruption insurance for hotels negatively impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. We feature Sanjay Patel, CEO of MHG Hotels in Indianapolis who has filed a lawsuit against his insurance provider; Robert Zarco, a partner at the law firm Zarco Einhorn Salkowski & Brito in Miami who specializes in litigating business interruption insurance claims on behalf of business owners; Gregory Riehle, a lawyer and hospitality consultant and former CEO of the Resort Hotel Association, a hotel insurance group; and Robert Hartwig, Ph.D., a clinical associate professor and director of finance at the Center for Risk and Uncertainty Management at the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business who's co-authored a white paper about the un-insurability of businesses affected by viral pandemics.

We took a field trip to Pixar HQ to chat with Sanjay Patel and Nicole Grindle about their Oscar-nominated short, as well as Aziz Ansari's 'Master of None' and the Bhagavad Gita.