Podcasts about sarah barnes

It's Wish Day here at Newstalk! Sarah Barnes speaks to Pat about her family's experience with Make A Wish following her son's Kian battle with cancer. Kian Barnes Abo was diagnosed with acute onset cancer at the age of two. After living in a hospital for nearly two years, Kian was finally released home to his family and last year was the year that Kian's wish was granted. Kian and his family went to the UK in collaboration with Disney to recreate a Disneyland theme park that was accessible for children with chronic illnesses.Let's make 2025 the biggest Wish Week yet. Every cent matters. Donate online at makeawish.ie/donate.

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Sarah Barnes regarding her fascinating experience with immunology and the systems wide approach to health care. In this episode, we are trilled to welcome Dr. Barnes, an expert in immunology, to share her experience and insights into the inconnected nature of health and the human body. Drawing on her diverse educational background, Dr. Barnes provides a deep dive into the interesting world of immunology, exploring immunotherpeutics and how the body operates as a cohesive system. She shares compelling examples of how different bodily systems interact and offers valuable teaching techniques and learning strategies for understanding these complex processes. This episode also sheds light on the microbiome's critical role within immunology. Tune in for this inspiring and education conversation!

You know the saying… new year, new predictions? That's right – to kick off 2025, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey joins us to discuss the patterns, trends, and predictions we see driving digital supply chain transformation this upcoming year, like increased focus on cybersecurity, automation and humans' new bond, and making supply chain fun again. Come join us as we discuss the Future of Supply Chain.

Today, the Grimshaw Cities podcast is pleased to launch the first episode of our new, fourth series: The Intelligent City. Dr Tim Williams welcomes Dr. Sarah Barns, founder and director of ESEM Projects, a leading expert in experiential art, design and digital storytelling for urban precincts. Sarah Barnes was recently awarded the Vice-Chancellor's Senior Research Fellowship from RMIT to further her work as an urban strategist. She is known for her facilitation of community, creative and digital programs that connect people, places and habitat. Grimshaw's Head of Design Technology, Andy Watts, joins Tim and Sarah in this conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wondered what it's like being a woman in the traditionally male-dominated logistics and supply chain industry? Dive into the latest episode of the Simply Trade podcast, where the hosts, Andy and Lalo, are joined by a special guest, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey and guest host Annik Sobing. As an accomplished professional and the founder and host of two prominent podcasts, Let's Talk Supply Chain and Blended, Sarah opens up about her experiences and offers valuable insights into the world of logistics and supply chain. Main Points Sarah Barnes-Humphrey's extensive background in trade includes being a board member of the Forum for International Trade Training and the founder of both Let's Talk Supply Chain and Blended, podcasts focusing on diverse topics in supply chain and inclusion in the workspace. Sarah shares her journey through highs and lows in her career and emphasizes the importance of putting one foot in front of the other, focusing on personal interests, and learning new skills during challenging times. Authenticity is highlighted as an essential factor in her success, with Sarah mentioning how embracing her true self without pretending to be someone else helped build a genuine connection with her audience. The conversation touches on the reality of being a woman in the supply chain industry, exploring how Sarah navigated this male-dominated space, her unique perspectives, and experiences. This insightful episode of the Simply Trade podcast offers a rare and engaging look into the world of logistics and supply chain, as well as the experiences of women in the industry. Sarah's honest conversation and key takeaways make for a truly thought-provoking listen. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from an accomplished trade professional and gain knowledge that could help you in your own journey. To stay up-to-date on future episodes, subscribe to the Simply Trade podcast and leave a review to show your support. Happy listening! Enjoy the show! Host: Andy Shiles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyshiles/  Host/Producer: Lalo Solorzano: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lalosolorzano/  Guest Host: Annik Sobing: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annik-sobing-mba-b226251a2/  Co-Producer: Mara Marquez: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mara-marquez-a00a111a8/ Show references: Global Training Center - www.GlobalTrainingCenter.com Simply Trade Podcast - twitter.com/SimplyTradePod  Sarah Barnes-Humphrey -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarneshumphrey/ Let's Talk Supply Chain and Blended Podcasts - https://letstalksupplychain.com/podcast/ Contact SimplyTrade@GlobalTrainingCenter.com or message @SimplyTradePod for: Advertising and sponsoring on Simply Trade Requests to be on the show as guest Suggest any topics you would like to hear about Simply Trade is not a law firm or an advisor. The topics and discussions conducted by Simply Trade hosts and guests should not be considered and is not intended to substitute legal advice. You should seek appropriate counsel for your own situation. These conversations and information are directed towards listeners in the United States for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only and should not be In substitute for legal advice. No listener or viewer of this podcast should act or refrain from acting on the basis of information on this podcast without first seeking legal advice from counsel. Information on this podcast may not be up to date depending on the time of publishing and the time of viewership. The content of this posting is provided as is, no representations are made that the content is error free. The views expressed in or through this podcast are those are the individual speakers not those of their respective employers or Global Training Center as a whole. All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this podcast are hereby expressly disclaimed.

This week on The Exit: When Sarah joined her father's company straight out of high school she never expected she would go on to carve out a brand new niche: supply chain media. Starting in reception at her fathers supply chain company, she slowly worked her way up, working in operations for eight years, followed by eight years in sales, eventually becoming the Director of Sales and Marketing. It was in this position that she launched a podcast about the company's brand story and the supply chain industry. But when her dad decided to shut the business down, Sarah was out of a job. She decided to focus on the podcast she had created and went on to build it into a community for people working in the supply chain. This is where the idea for Shipz came from - a platform to connect shippers and service providers. While the concept for Shipz was solid, and the technology was ready, the realities of growing a marketplace were challenging. Just when they were beginning to look for funding, they found an acquirer and ultimately sold the brand and concept. Listen to find out about the sale of a concept and how it differs from selling a revenue generating business. Sarah Barnes-Humphrey has had a career in the Logistics and Supply Chain industry for almost 25 years as she went into the family business right out of high school. Sarah decided to start a Podcast with her work experience and now she is currently the Founder and Host of the Let's Talk Supply Chain Podcast. The show is an industry podcast where Sarah interviews the top innovators and supply chain professionals in the industry. Sarah is also the Founder and Chairman of the board at Blended. Blended is a non-profit organization with a mission to make a visual impact in diversity, equity and inclusion. Their promise is to include more diverse speakers & participation at conferences and other educational venues. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarneshumphrey/ Let's Talk Supply Chain: https://letstalksupplychain.com/ Shipz: https://www.shipz.com/ Blended Pledge: https://blendedpledge.org/ Instagram @Bevictoryus : https://www.instagram.com/bevictoryus/ Flippa's First Access: https://flippa.com/product/first-access For a Free Flippa Business Valuation: flippa.com/freevaluation -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

In this episode, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, founder of Let's Talk Supply Chain, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss: Sarah's start in Supply Chain Media The right social media channels for B2B orgs Why collaboration is the future of business The value of connected data Themes from 2023 industry events The rise of B2B influencers in supply chain How the supply chain has progressed and where it's headedSarah is a logistics and supply chain expert, as seen on BBC World News, Inc Magazine, The New Yorker and Huffington Post. Sarah has reached over 50 million supply chain professionals through the Let's Talk Supply Chain podcast, her weekly live stream show “Thoughts and Coffee”, The Blended podcast and now The Blended Pledge.Sarah boasts recognition as one of the Top Women in Supply Chain, 10 Most Admired Women in Business to Follow and Most Influential Leader in Supply Chain 2022.Follow SarahFollow Let's Talk Supply ChainFollow BrianFollow Chain.io on LinkedInFollow Chain.io on Twitter

In this edition of Wilson Center NOW, our guests are Sarah Barnes, Project Director for the Wilson Center's Maternal Health Initiative, and Samantha Karlin, Founder and CEO of Empower Global, a gender consulting firm that works with organizations to help them better recruit, retain, and advance women. Karlin discusses more about her organization, as well as how the definition of women's empowerment and leadership are changing with younger generations. Both guests also share thoughts on how much progress has been made and how much work still remains.

In today's episode of New Security Broadcast, Sarah Barnes, Project Director for the Wilson Center's Maternal Health Initiative Project Director met with Bridget Kelly, Director of Research for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at Population Institute to discuss the launch of Population Institute's new report: Connecting the Dots, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights as Prerequisites for Global Gender Equality and Empowerment. On the episode Kelly, lead author of the Connecting the Dots report, shares findings from the report on the importance of the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) agenda, how SRHR leads to gender equality, the power of and need for increased U.S. investment, and policy recommendations to fully realize the SRHR agenda and improve gender equality and empowerment.   Selected Quotes: Bridget Kelly 1) The U.S. plays such an important role in the global goal to achieve gender equality as the U.S. is the largest funder and implementer of global health assistance worldwide. But what U.S. policymakers often fail to recognize is that these gender objectives are directly impacted by the availability and accessibility of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services. 2) Why are SRHR important to achieve gender equality and empowerment? Evidence shows us that girls' education, a top gender priority, and SRHR have a mutually reinforcing relationship. Early marriage and unintended pregnancy can both be a cause of and a reason as to why girls are out of school. Of the 261 million adolescent girls age 15 to 19 living in the global South, an estimated 32 million are sexually active and do not want to have a child in the next two years. Yet, 14 million of these adolescent girls have an unmet need for modern contraception and are thus at an elevated risk of unintended pregnancy. So, the barriers to accessing sexual and reproductive health services puts the U.S. commitment to girls' education at risk. 3) Improved access to family planning services is linked with a higher labor force participation for women. We also know that reproductive health is a critical element to making space for women to meaningfully contribute to peace and security efforts, not only because they themselves are affected by these outcomes, but also because they are more often able to come to lasting solutions compared to their male counterparts.4) In order to create a more enabling environment for sexual and reproductive health and rights, Congress would need to pass the Global HER Act, which would permanently repeal the Global Gag Rule. The Global Gag Rule, when invoked, prevents foreign organizations receiving U.S. global health assistance from providing information, referrals, or services for legal abortion. Another Act that Congress would need to pass is the Abortion is Healthcare Everywhere Act, which would repeal the Helms Amendment. Now, the Helms Amendment prohibits U.S. foreign assistance from being used for the performance of abortion as a method of family planning. There would also need to be modifications to the Kemp-Kasten Amendment to ensure that U.S. funds are not wrongfully withheld from UNFPA.5) Now is a really opportune time to invest as the world population grows… Today there are about 1.8 billion people between the ages of 10 to 24. That is the largest generation of youth in history and close to 90% of this generation lives in the global South. And, these numbers of individuals are reproductive age are projected to grow. So, what these figures really highlight is just how critically important it is to increase U.S. foreign assistance for global sexual and reproductive health and rights in order to ensure that efforts do not fail to keep pace with the needs of this generation.

My guest for this episode of the podcast is Sarah V. Barnes, author of She Who Rides Horses. If you have ever wondered if intuition is real or questioned whether you could really trust your instincts, this podcast is for you. Sarah practiced in the logical world of academia before becoming an author. Working with horses taught her to move beyond logic. As she said in the podcast, “I feel like I'm reclaiming my birthright.” I couldn't agree more. Sarah has a lot of wisdom to offer, both in this podcast and in her book. The book She Who Rides Horses is a historical fiction account of the first person to ride a horse in about 4000 BCE. The story dances the tightrope between the hard evidence of what historians know about that time period and that which can't be known. It's a gripping tale of life, love and spirit in an era long past. Given her background, Sarah is well-equipped to tell this story.Sarah V. Barnes is both an historian and a horsewoman. When she is not writing stories, she practices and teaches riding as a meditative art. She also offers equine-facilitated coaching and wellness workshops. Sarah holds a Ph.D. in history from Northwestern University and spent many years as a college professor before turning full-time to riding and writing. She has two grown daughters and lives with her husband, her dogs, and her horses near Boulder, CO.  Website: www.sarahvbarnes.com

What is the future of supply chains? Does it involve innnovation, transparency, diversity and sustainability? In this upbeat and spirited interview Sarah, founder of Let's Talk Supply Chain, shares her thoughts about the industry, new risk factors, and how companies are rethinking the process altogether.

In this episode, the Armchair Attorney is joined by Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, the Founder & Host of Let's Talk Supply Chain. Let's Talk Supply Chain is an industry podcast that interviews top innovators and supply chain professionals. Sarah is also the Founder and Chairperson of the board of Blended, a non-profit organization dedicated to diversity & inclusion.We talk supply chain, technology, and the trials of being an entrepreneur.https://gofund.me/ab112785

Listen to the highlights of one of the most-shared and most talked about episodes from our first four series. Food blogger Sarah Barnes aka @tamingtwins tells us how she's added more than 200k Instagram and TikTok followers in just a few months by asking her followers what they want and serving it up in spades. We chat about

Sarah Barnes enters her fifth year at the helm of the Miami Hurricanes soccer team. Since taking over the Hurricanes in 2018, Barnes has led Miami to some of its finest victories in school history. In 2021, Barnes' team improved its win total by three, highlighted by the first victory over rival Florida for the first time since 2012 and the first win at Boston College in program history. During the 2019 campaign, Miami topped then-No. 15 Clemson, 3-2, in a double-overtime thriller at Cobb Stadium, posting a top-25 win for the second consecutive campaign. Barnes capped off her first season in Coral Gables, guiding the Hurricanes to a 1-0 result over then-No. 9 Florida State. The victory marked the 12th time Miami has defeated a top-10 team.  Under Barnes' guidance, goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce earned Second Team All-ACC honors in 2018, closing out her illustrious collegiate career with 259 saves, the third-most all-time at Miami. Five student-athletes have garnered All-ACC Academic Team accolades, featuring Tullis-Joyce, midfielder Michaela Baker, goalkeeper Melissa Dagenais and two-time selections Tia Dupont and Selena Fortich.

In episode 333, Sarah Barnes teaches us how to grow our Instagram and TikTok to more than 70K in an organic and enjoyable way. She explains how she has done this for her own brand, Taming Twins, in 90 days by focusing on what her audience really needed and not trying to win the algorithm. As a food blogger and a twin mom, Sarah is driven by the question, “What's for dinner?”. She is inspired to help other busy parents with the answer by providing quick, affordable recipes. Her blog has 8 million views a year and she has been featured in publications such as The Times, The BBC and The Daily Mail. Her success on Instagram and TikTok came after the traffic she got on Pinterest slowed down. She decided to reinvest her time in something that would make a difference in her business again. In this episode, she explains the strategy she used to succeed on these platforms in a short amount of time and without having to ‘play the algorithm', which made it an enjoyable, meaningful experience for her and her followers. - Shift what you can do to win the algorithm to how you can truly help your audience. - Engage your audience directly to find out what they're struggling with. - Create accessible reels that provide a solution. - Consider the pace of the video - what keeps people's attention? - Think of short videos as something between inspiration and entertainment. - Follow up on the expectations of your followers and ask yourself if it aligns with business growth. Connect with Sarah Barnes Website | Instagram

Hey, beautiful people! Welcome to our series on supply chain. In this first episode of the supply chain, we are identifying the cracks in the supply chain system and how we can move past them. We had the opportunity to bring on the show, the award-winning and most influential leader in supply chain, and podcast host of Let's Talk Supply Chain - Sarah Barnes Humphrey who shared from her experience the challenges in the supply chain system, the future of the supply chain industry

On Episode 59 of Standing Out, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey of Let's Talk Supply Chain and Trey talk about overcoming fears, learning as you progress in any aspect in life, and providing opportunities for others to join the supply chain industry. Many thanks to our sponsor, TAFS, the good guys in freight factoring.   To learn more and get started click HERE. Standing Out is a daily sale, marketing & leadership podcast powered by BETA Consulting Group, created to highlight best practices from industry leaders with incredible experience and insights!  The goal is to entertain, educate & inspire individuals & companies to improve their sales, marketing & leadership development outcomes. For full episode: https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:6930894486252236801/ 

Get to Know Sarah: Sarah is a logistics and supply chain expert. She is passionate about collaboration, transparency, diversity, and doing better business. She's the host of the popular podcast Let's Talk Supply Chain! Kris: Is the supply chain going to get better? Do you have a message for the supply chain professionals that might be listening today?Sarah: Yeah, and it's so important, right? What you said about the fact that we have not had any relief or you know, supply chain professionals supply chains in general haven't had the relief that we need. It's sort of been one disruption after another. And you know, I have multiple friends in the industry who are supply chain professionals. And throughout the pandemic, actually, I checked on a lot of Supply Chain Leaders, because what was happening was that they were checking on their people. But the people above them weren't necessarily checking up on them. And I think we're going to talk about this a little bit later on in the interview. But people are at the heart of the supply chain, people are at the heart of this industry. And we've got to really, and I started throughout the pandemic, a buddy check that I was doing every Friday to just encourage people to tag people in the industry to say, Hey, how are you doing? Hey, I'm thinking about you, hey, I'm just checking in. And it was really important. And it's still important to this day for us to be able to check in on each other and provide each other with a safe space to vent because they might not be able to vent within their current environment. And there are a lot of challenges, you know, and some people thrive on it. Right? That's why we're in the supply chain. We're natural problem solvers. And this gets us going and gets us excited. But then there's also the mental challenges around having to do that day after day and shifting and pivoting and And so really, really important to check up on each other, check in on ourselves, give them give ourselves some grace, give others grace for what we're going through, and you know, hopefully, we're gonna see some relief because supply chains, not just the people, but supply chains need a chance to be able to have some relief from all of this disruption.Erin: Can you tell us something about those relationships, and draw a picture for those of us not in the supply chain world?Sarah: Yeah, I mean, if you think about supply chain, right, it starts out with sourcing, right? So there's sourcing, there's purchasing or procurement, then there's manufacturing, then you're moving the goods, either by air, by truck, by ocean, then they go into a warehouse for distribution. And then they are out for delivery, either to a retail location or to a consumer's door. So if you think about the supply chain, as it is, and how many people are along the way of that chain, and how many people are involved, just to get one package to your door. relationships do matter. I was recently at TPM. And there the mantra of the conference was relationships matter. And it was bringing people back together, right, bringing people back together, bringing people back in person to really kick start those relationships. Again, we've kept some relationships going through zoom and different things like that. But the relationships really matter to a successful supply chain. And when you think about, you know, some of the other things that we're thinking about in the supply chain as well, which is diversity and inclusion and sustainability, relationships matter for those to be executed. And for us to all come together and collaborate, which I always say collaboration is the future of business. And for those audio only, I have a sign behind me. And that's what I'm pointing to. And so that collaboration, that relationship is really important for...

Big Insta growth stories are usually too good to be true, but in the case of food blogger Sarah Barnes aka @tamingtwins a truly soulful approach has seen her numbers sky rocket. In just 3 months she's grown her audience to over 100k. Listen to discover the secret to audience-centred audience growth.  We chat about market research Pinterest TikTok blogs advertising what to make for dinner! You can follow @tamingtwins on Instagram here. And for TikTok click here. And you can dig into Sarah's recipes on her blog. Sarah's been kind enough to share the details of an overhead tripod mount that she uses, click here to check it out. I am always on Instagram @_helen_perry_. And my podcast is produced by Suzi at @story_publishing.

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Sarah Barnes is the Senior Director of Youth and Employment Services at Lighthouse Louisiana in New Orleans. Sarah oversees the services and programming provided by the Youth Services Team which include those provided to children and students with visual impairments of all ages as well as transition services for students with disabilities who are in their final year of high school. She works closely with families and assists them in their efforts to advocate for their children to ensure they get the services and tools they need to succeed in school and life.

When kids experience extreme poverty, it can have lifelong impacts on their health and well-being. That is why it is critical we take steps to help support families who are living far below the federal poverty level. House Bill 22-1259 will make changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (TANF), known here as Colorado Works, so that it is responsive to the needs of our families and our changing economic landscape. By increasing basic cash assistance payments, improving outreach and engagement around the program, and creating a smoother ramp to economic security for TANF recipients, this bill will ensure that all families can meet their basic needs and live happy, healthy lives.  Welcome back to The West Steps. This week, we are excited to have an in-depth conversation on one of the most consequential policies at the legislature this year: House Bill 22-1259. Sarah Barnes, Manager of Special Policy Initiatives at the Colorado Children's Campaign, joins us for an overview of the bill and the impact it would have on families living in extreme poverty. Sarah discusses the ways in which the current TANF program is failing the families that depend on it, and how HB22-1259 would enact to fix our TANF statute's outdated provisions. Basic cash assistance is one of the most targeted ways to lift families out of poverty, and it is essential that structural changes are made to ensure this program is accessible to the families that need it.  To follow this bill and its journey through the legislature, subscribe to KidsFlash and look out for our weekly Capitol Updates. Interested in joining the discussion? Contact Sarah Barnes at sarahb@coloradokids.org to find out ways to get involved with the TANF Coalition. Support the show (https://www.coloradokids.org/)

In Colorado, a family with two children must make less than $421 per month to qualify for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Therefore, the level of poverty a family must experience to access this program is too low for it to truly help families achieve economic security. In addition, TANF payments do not adjust proportionally to inflation. The payments families receive are worth far less today than they were in 1996 when the program began. Colorado needs to take steps to ensure TANF better serves the families that need it. In doing so, we can help place families on the path to economic prosperity and ensure children have the resources they need to thrive. On this week's episode of The West Steps, we gain firsthand insight about the changes needed to help TANF best support the Colorado families that need it. We are joined by Sarah Barnes, Manager of Special Policy Initiatives at the Colorado Children's Campaign; and three members of the Clayton Early Learning team: Coressia Sanders, a former TANF recipient and Continuous Learning and Data Coach; Kayla Frawley, Manager of Policy and Advocacy, and Ealasha Vaughner, mother of two and Community Ambassador Coordinator . Our discussion centers around the many obstacles families face in accessing TANF. With TANF legislation soon to be introduced at the state Capitol, we also hear about the important steps advocates are taking to elevate the voices of TANF recipients in the policy making process to ensure the program changes in a way that better serves families. Interested in learning more about the work of the TANF coalition? Contact Sarah Barnes at sarahb@coloradokids.org. Support the show (https://www.coloradokids.org/)

A future filled with autonomous vehicles promises to be a driving utopia. Maximum efficiency navigation decreasing traffic and congestion, safety features that drastically reduce collisions with other cars, bikes, or pedestrians, and an electric-first approach that lowers greenhouse gas emissions. But as today's guest asserts, on the back of her extensive research the implications of a huge increase in autonomous vehicles on our streets aren't rosy by default. Sarah Barnes works on the micro-mobility team at Lyft, and has published a variety of works that document the expected implications of more autonomous vehicles in major metropolitan areas— implications that are good, bad, and ugly. Sarah argues that without a serious focus on three transport revolutions—making transport shared, electric, AND autonomous, congestion and pollution could be here to stay. Sarah walks me through what the various implications are, and how local governments and AI practitioners can partner on policy and technology to create a future that works for everyone. 

Many people were asking what is the root cause of the sudden cost inflation in the international shipping lines? What is the main reason for the lack of availability in containers worldwide and what is the effect of this phenomenon on the global supply chains? All of those hot and trending questions will be answered by our great thought leaders Sarah Barnes-Humphrey

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey has been covering the supply chain industry for the better part of the last decade by hosting Let's Talk Supply Chain and several other shows She's also been working in the industry her entire life in addition to the content game so it was an honor to finally get her on the show. In this episode, she's giving her thoughts on the current state of the global supply chain as well as other topics such as strategic content marketing--something that she's continuing to double down on in 2022. Connect with Sarah Barnes-Humphrey on LinkedIn and InstagramCheck out Sarah's show, Let's Talk Supply Chain, and her SaaS tool, ShipzCheck out these shows next: Fixing the Global Supply Chain Mess with Steve FerreiraThe Wild World of Succulent Smuggling The Logistics of Mother's Day FlowersWhat Reality TV Can Teach Us About Brand Safety

When two leaders come together to chat, insightful advice and guidance are found at every corner. Sarah Barnes-Humphrey joins PC with over 20 years of experience in the logistics and supply chain industry where she gained a lot of hands-on experience. Sarah has been able to create two very successful podcasts that are creating safe spaces with powerful conversations. Through this, Sarah and PC touch on how important it is to create safe spaces and the impact it has. PC shares that as we take part in life, most of the time we don't know what we're training for but everything we do in our journey prepares us for what's next. Sarah shares her top tips on finding the right people for teams and PC provides powerful insight. Listen to find out what Sarah did to accomplish her goals and her biggest piece of advice for anyone looking to make a change but has fear coming up.   Connect with PC: Website: https://pivotmethods.com/ & https://poweryogacanada.com/  Instagram: @paulinecaballero & @pivot_methods & @poweryogacanada  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pauline.caballero.90   Connect with Sarah Barnes-Humphrey (Founder of Let'sTalk Supply Chain & Host of Blended Podcast): LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarneshumphrey  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letstalksupplychain/  Direct message “LTSC” in order to receive a free gift (Instagram) Blended Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6hsuifegAjLiBIiq1W5vWM Let's Talk Supply Chain Podcast: https://letstalksupplychain.com/podcast/  Find Sarah on all social media: @bevictoryus  Royalty-Free Music from Bensound

Katie Mehnert discusses diversity and inclusion in the energy industry and the goal of making safe, clean energy equitable for all. Hosted by Sarah Barnes and Julian Chenin. https://www.aapg.org/podcast/episode/articleid/61741

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Carolina Garcia talks about Latin America and Caribbean Region's (LACR) Student/YP Sustainable Development Projects. Hosted by Sarah Barnes and Julian Chenin. https://www.aapg.org/podcast/episode/articleid/61643

University of Miami Head Women's Soccer Coach Sarah Barnes joins Joe Z & Don Baileey Jr to talk about their big win at Boston College and look forward to their next match against rival FSU.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two award-winning women in supply chain, Maria Villablanca, CEO and Co-Founder of Future Insights Network, and Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, Host of the Let's Talk Supply Chain podcast and Founder of Shipz, sit down to discuss their experiences of being women in a male-dominated field, reflecting on why it's so important to keep sharing these stories and learning from one another. Together, they shed light on the difference between diversity and inclusion, discuss the moral and business case for championing it, and address the impact of creating safe spaces to facilitate the conversation on diversity, equity, and inclusion.   About the Speaker Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is the host of Lets Talk Supply Chain, a popular supply chain podcast, and the Founder of Shipz, a neutral bid-and-ship platform for mid-market shippers. Sarah is very passionate about supply chain, so much so that she considers supply chain to be in her DNA. Prior to becoming an influencer, podcast host, and founder, Sarah dedicated several years to her family business and helped build it.

University Head Women's Soccer Coach Sarah Barnes joins Joe Z to talk about her team's big win versus The Gators this past weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Link Up Leaders, Francois and Lisa are joined by one of the most influential women in Supply Chain. (No, seriously!) Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, the Host of Let's Talk Supply Chain and CEO of Shipz will join the Link Up Leaders Stage to discuss her personal passion for incorporating collaboration and DEI into the Supply Chain. -- About Our Guest! Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is a logistician turned supply chain mogul; passionate about collaboration, transparency, diversity – and doing better business. As the host of the popular podcast, Let's Talk Supply Chain, Sarah puts people right at the forefront of an industry that's traditionally been about stats and numbers. From thought-provoking questions and lively discussions to championing diversity and real people's industry success, Let's Talk Supply Chain and its sister shows Women in Supply Chain and Blended bring a breath of fresh air to logistics. Sarah is also the co-founder and CEO of innovative bid-and-ship freight platform Shipz Inc. Ensuring she practices what she preaches, Sarah is on a mission to redefine International shipping by bringing collaboration and diversity to the supply chain. Sarah has been voted "Top 100 Most Influential Women Leaders in Supply Chain (global)" and "Top 100 Most Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain" and is a regular contributor in thought- leadership at leading industry events. -- Connect with our hosts Lisa and Francois on LinkedIn Francois Jaffres: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francois-jaffres/ Lisa Kinskey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisakinskey/ Follow Link Up Leaders on social media! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/linkupleaders Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/link_up_leaders/ Like us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/link-up-leaders-podcast/ -- Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications! Should you or someone you know be on the show? Let us know! Send us a DM through Facebook telling us why you would be a great guest for the show! Start your eCommerce business by sourcing through Noviland, Inc. www.noviland.com

We are still talking to Sara Barnes-Humphrey of Let's Talk Supply Chain today and after the epic, a literally global crisis that we're discussing the freight and logistics and supply chain industry, we talk today about some ways that you can mess up things with freight forwarders both importer or exporter and how to make life work better with freight forwarding and understanding the lives of those absolutely crucial people in the context of our business.   You'll Learn:  About the humanitarian crisis with seafarer's crews How the containers are going overboard About how to diversify manufacturing How logistic professionals are dealing with the changes

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, founder and host of Let's Talk Supply Chain and CEO of Shipz.com a bid and ship platform for the ocean and air freight is with us today to talk about how Covid affected the shipping industry and businesses around the world and what to do about it.   You'll Learn: About the problem behind the problem with freight The challenges with freight providers Why it is important to forecast events

On the evening of Tuesday, 12th July 1910, Margaret Taylor, proprietor of number 29 Back Bank Terrace, upon noticing a terrible smell coming from somewhere within her house, would make a shocking discovery. After wandering around from room-to-room to find the cause of the smell, Mrs. Taylor would eventually make her way down into the basement. In there she spotted an array of items, from clothing to furniture that had been left behind by a previous tenant. After rummaging around for a short time, she came across a small tin-box. The smell at this point had gotten much stronger and it seemed to be coming from within the box. Curious as to what was inside, she managed to break it open. Recoiling from the odious smell that instantly escaped from the box, Mrs. Taylor, cupping her nose and mouth with one hand, leant back over and peered inside. What she found inside the tin was a cardboard box, and inside that and wrapped in a dark blue coloured cloth and clothed in a white nightgown, were the feet of a young baby that peered through. Horrified at the discovery, Mrs. Taylor immediately left the basement and went into town to inform the police of her find. Quickly, Sergeant Walker made his way to number 29 and after investigating the basement, he took possession of the tin box, lifting it onto a table top. Opening it, Walker discovered the remains of a baby, but with decomposition in such an advanced state, he was unable to determine the sex. The following morning, on Wednesday, 13th July, Dr. Harrison performed a postmortem ready for the inquest that would take place that afternoon. Meanwhile, Sergeant Walker whom had spoken to Mrs. Taylor had made his way over to Loveclough, a small village in nearby Rawtenstall and based on information given to him, he called at the home of Sarah Hannah Barnes. Informing Sarah of the tin-box being found and after asking if she owned such an item, Sarah asked him, "Do you think they will send me to prison?" Sergeant Walker, obviously could never answer her question and instead asked if she would accompany him back to Haslingden so she could attend the inquest that afternoon. In front of Mr. Robinson, the inquest into the body of the baby being found at number 29 Back Bank Terrace would take place in the Haslingden Town Hall. First up would be Sergeant Walker who would tell of when Mrs. Taylor first approached him about the finding of the tin-box in the basement and how he took possession of it. He would also mention his subsequent visit to Loveclough to speak with Sarah Barnes. Next up, Mrs Taylor would take to the stand. Along with detailing the events that took place the previous day, she would mention of how Sarah Barnes had been a neighbour living next door to her and her husband William from Christmas until around the end of February. When leaving, Sarah had asked Mrs. Taylor if she could leave behind some items of furniture which she would remove at a later date to which Mrs. Taylor had agreed too. She had known Sarah for around twelve-months and saw no reason to deny her request. A couple of months passed and Sarah then returned to number 29 on Saturday 9th July, to drop off some more items, such as a flock bed and some bed clothes as well as a tin box. Two days later and on Monday 11th July, Sarah returned, this time to pick up some items.

It’s National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW), and Progyny is hosting a six-part series of back-to-back episodes featuring several experts who are fighting for fertility coverage. Our goal is to educate others on how they can advocate for themselves and ask for the support that's needed from their employer or state to build the family of their dreams.  This is the last episode of the series, and it’s all about advocating for yourself. Today we hear from Sarah Barnes; she realized early on her employer didn’t provide coverage for fertility treatment. She first reached out to HR and asked, ‘why don’t you offer fertility coverage?’ It turns out they weren’t even aware this was something employees wanted in their plans. So, Sarah consistently reached out to HR, spoke to colleagues, gathered informative data, and accumulated over 100 signatures to show that this was a benefit that employees needed.   Whether you are currently looking for fertility coverage or know someone who is, or you’re just here to learn, this episode will show you what the power of support, persistence, and advocacy can do for any organization.   Guest: Sarah Barnes, Advisor, Integrated Marketing at ALSAC   Host: Dan Bulger  See RESOLVE's website for fertility advocacy resources in your state and Progyny’s Talk to HR page for assistance in requesting coverage from your employer.  For more information, visit Progyny’s Podcast page and Progyny’s Education page for more resources.   Be sure to follow us on Instagram, @ThisisInfertilityPodcast and use the #ThisisInfertility.      Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com.  

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Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and supply chain Expert. She is the host of Let's Talk Supply Chain, a top supply chain podcast, and The Blended Podcast, where she leads conversations of diversity and inclusion. She is also the CEO of Shipz. Supply chain runs in her blood, but she has taken the industry to new heights by highlighting and amplifying voices on her podcast. Tune in for a conversation about supply chain, creating businesses that thrive, growing your social presence, and more!

In this episode of Break Free B2B Marketing, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, CEO of Shipz sat down with our own Joshua Nite to explore the future of supply chain, including the challenges of remote work and finding talent, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and technologies in supply chain, and how collaboration is the future of business. Find more in the accompanying article for Sarah and Josh's conversation here: https://www.toprankblog.com/2021/02/break-free-b2b-marketing-sarah-barnes-humphrey/ Read our State of B2B Influencer Marketing Research Report at: http://2020.influencermarketingreport.com #B2BMarketing #BreakFreeB2B

Carbon Capture, Use and Storage: A conversation with Cindy Yeilding, Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for BP America. Hosted by Sarah Barnes and Julian Chenin. https://www.aapg.org/podcast/episode/articleid/59429

Every bit of supply chain has stepped up to the plate in various ways in 2020, according to Sarah Barnes-Humphrey. In this episode of The Sourcing Hero, Sarah shares about the eye-opening collaborations she's seen in the space. She walks through the huge wins that she's seen, how her podcast and business has grown, and what she thinks 2021 will bring. Sarah is the host of Let's Talk Supply Chain, with series under it such as Women in Supply Chain and Blended. She is also the founder and CEO of SHIPZ, a bid-and-ship platform for mid-market shippers. Listen as Sarah shares a viewpoint that this podcast doesn't normally get.

International trading is entirely different from domestic. Growing internationally requires you to understand various stakeholders and the process involved. The new collaborators could be importers, exporters, custom brokerage shops, freight providers, and regulatory agencies. The process is extremely complex and involved. This process also exposes you to new risks unfamiliar to you. The lack of understanding of the process and risks could be a hit on your growth ambitions.In today's episode, we have our guest Sarah Barnes-Humphrey from Shipz, who shares her knowledge of the international supply chain and trading. She discusses the challenges associated with traders and manufacturers as they go through the process of international trading. Since Sarah is highly influential on LinkedIn and in the supply chain community with over 26,000 followers on her podcast and 11,000 personal followers, we also had a chance to briefly touch on her productivity secrets. And why LinkedIn is essential for personal branding and community development.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

Opportunities for geoscientists: A conversation with Rick Fritz, AAPG President. Hosted by Sarah Barnes and Julian Chenin. https://www.aapg.org/podcast/episode/articleid/58958

Sarah Barnes interviewed Raven for the Impulse Chat Series. Listen in to find out about:Raven's background and how motherhood and a cervical cancer diagnosis catalysed her work in sacred sexualityMisconceptions of Tantra and what Tantra really isWhy it doesn't work to avoid the body in spiritual practiceThe power of Express and Release: leaning into our pain and pleasure instead of distracting ourselvesLovemaking as meditation for awakeningHow to replace unhealthy addictions with healthy addictionsSimple daily practices for remaining grounded, stable, and chargedHow to be empowered AND nurturing in relationshipsFor more resources like this, check out our online courses, https://www.eliyah.com.au/online-courses/ or sign up for our newsletter for Tantric tools and tips. https://www.embodiedawakening.academy/newsletter?r_done=1

In this episode of CSN, Chris and Matt discuss the difficulties of recruiting in the age of COVID and touch on some of the weekend playoff action. Big Deal Brian Lee joins them to give his take on recruiting, and give’s his pick for conference player and coach of the year in the ACC and preview the SEC tournament quarterfinals. This episode’s special guest is Miami Head Coach Sarah Barnes and she discusses her playing career, the lunch challenges associated with coaching at Texas, and navigating the waters of the ACC from South Beach. The power five is, surprisingly, food themed. They finish up with some Master’s talk and the weekly BBQ recipe.If you have questions for either coach, email them at chris@collegesoccernation.com or matt@collegesoccernation.com.

Sustainable Development with Kristin McLin, manager, Petroleum Geochemistry and Basin Modeling at ConocoPhillips, Houston. Hosted by Sarah Barnes and Julian Chenin. https://www.aapg.org/podcast/episode/articleid/58711

Today, we continue our interview with one of the top 100 Women in Supply Chain, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, and learn about how she founded her new adventure aboard SHIPZ, what you can take away from her career journey, and even her favorite reality TV show. Really! Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is CEO of SHIPZ and you may also know her as the host of Let's Talk Supply Chain. Supply chain is in her blood. From an entrepreneurial family building a shipping company, logistics was the topic at the dinner table, then Sarah spend 20 years of her career helping to build that company, in operations, sales and marketing. Sarah is on the list of Top 100 Women Leaders in Supply Chain globally and in Canada. A constant thought-leader in supply chain and good friend. I've known Sarah for over a year now and I'm working with her and the team at SHIPZ as they come out of stealth mode.  Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now and ALL Supply Chain Now Programming Here: https://supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe Leave a review for Supply Chain Now: https://ratethispodcast.com/supplychainnow Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Sarah on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp/ Supply Chain Now Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcast via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m Supply Chain Now Ranked #3 Supply Chain YouTube Channel: https://tinyurl.com/yazfegov AIAG Virtual 2020 Supply Chain Conference: https://tinyurl.com/y8axeflc Download the Q2 2020 U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index: freight.usbank.com/?es=a229&a=20 Register for Reuters Events Supply Chain USA Virtual 2020 Summit Here: https://tinyurl.com/y4mj6jph WEBINAR: Stand Up & Sound Off- https://tinyurl.com/y4lcahdr AME Toronto 2020 Virtual Conference: https://www.ame.org/ame-toronto-2020 Let's Talk Supply Chain: www.letstalksupplychain.com SHIPZ: www.shipz.com Check Out News From Our Sponsors: U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ Verusen: www.verusen.com/ This episode was hosted by Greg White. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/episode-472.

In this episode of TECHquila Sunrise, Greg welcomes Sarah Barnes-Humphrey to the show! Sarah shares how she moved from the family business, to supply chain thought-leader, to Freight Tech founder and reveals how work ethic & reality TV help her succeed. Listen UP! Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is CEO of SHIPZ and you may also know her as the host of Let's Talk Supply Chain. Supply chain is in her blood. From an entrepreneurial family building a shipping company, logistics was the topic at the dinner table, then Sarah spend 20 years of her career helping to build that company, in operations, sales and marketing. Sarah is on the list of Top 100 Women Leaders in Supply Chain globally and in Canada. A constant thought-leader in supply chain and good friend. I've known Sarah for over a year now and I'm working with her and the team at SHIPZ as they come out of stealth mode.  Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now and ALL Supply Chain Now Programming Here: https://supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe Leave a review for Supply Chain Now: https://ratethispodcast.com/supplychainnow Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Sarah on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp/ Supply Chain Now Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcast via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m Supply Chain Now Ranked #3 Supply Chain YouTube Channel: https://tinyurl.com/yazfegov AIAG Virtual 2020 Supply Chain Conference: https://tinyurl.com/y8axeflc Download the Q2 2020 U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index: freight.usbank.com/?es=a229&a=20 Register for Reuters Events Supply Chain USA Virtual 2020 Summit Here: https://tinyurl.com/y4mj6jph WEBINAR: Stand Up & Sound Off- https://tinyurl.com/y4lcahdr AME Toronto 2020 Virtual Conference: https://www.ame.org/ame-toronto-2020 Check Out News From Our Sponsors: U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ Verusen: www.verusen.com/ This episode of TECHquila Sunrise was hosted by Greg White. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnowradio.com/episode-468.

Christie and Jeff sit down to talk about costume design for It Came From Theatre Three, featuring special gust, Theatre Three company manager Sarah Barnes!

In this episode we chat with Matt & Sarah Barnes over their experience with community forged and how that has played a huge role in their mission field. 

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, the CEO of SHIPZ and Founder/Host of one of the biggest Supply Chain Podcasts and Content Channels, Let's Talk Supply Chain. Sarah is a Supply Chain legend with twenty or so years experience in this space. Sarah makes incredible content in the Supply Chain space and to add to this, she has just launched her new venture, SHIPZ. SHIPZ, as Sarah explains, is kinda like the eBay of Shipping. We dive into what SHIPZ is and what it does as well as some insights into the World of Supply Chain. We then cover Women in Supply Chain and a range of topics in this space. This is an incredible and entertaining podcast with Sarah who is a pro to talk to. I mean, what what would you expect from someone who has recorded over 100 podcast episodes. Connect with Sarah here: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp/ Let's Talk Supply Chain - https://www.letstalksupplychain.com SHIPZ - http://www.shipz.com

With much anticipation, I am pleased to be 'dropping' my first official episode for the podcast, Conversations for Ally.This is Sarah Barnes.Sarah's story is nothing short of inspirational. She has experienced heart break, love, loss and pure joy. Sarah is one in a million and after all she's been through personally, she now trains people around the world in how to set goals for themselves, how to achieve them and how to be resilient.A quote Sarah lives by is "Option A isn't available so I'm going to kick the hell out of Option B" and she feels her purpose in life is "to inspire people to be the best they can be personally and professionally, so that together we can build resilient communities".If you enjoy this episode, please give it a rating on your podcast app so other people can find it easier. Follow along on Facebook and Instagram to see what is coming up.Thank you.

Martin head's across the Atlantic this episode with a North American panel to discuss how to improve the revolving door in procurement and supply-chain, the impact of COVID-19 in the American market and the increase in content marketing and personal branding movement in the industry.  Our panel includes:Richard Ham - CEO at Fine Tune: Sarah Barnes-Humphry - CEO of Shipz - Host of “Lets Talk Supply Chain” Mark Raffan - Host of Negotiations Ninja Podcast and Head of Marketing at Content Callout This episode of Talent Talks covers:The art of negotiationHandover and CRM management between accountsThe impact of COVID-19 on the procurement industry in AmericaImproving hiring processesContent marketing and personal branding in procurementThe rise of entrepreneurship and innovationLinks and references at: https://talentdrive.co.uk/category/talent-talks-podcast/Get in touch: martin@talentdrive.co.uk

Transforming the Shipper, Freight Forwarder Relationship with Sarah Barnes-Humphrey Sarah Barnes-Humphrey and Joe Lynch discuss transforming the shipper, freight forwarder relationship. As the founder of a company designed to connect shippers and freight forwarders, Sarah understands the dynamics of the shipper, freight forwarder relationship. About Sarah Barnes-Humphrey Sarah Barnes-Humphrey is a logistician turned supply chain marketer, passionate about bringing stories to life in an industry that has traditionally been about stats and numbers. As the host of the popular Let’s Talk Supply Chain Podcast (LTSC) blog and The SC, Supply Chain TV on YouTube, Barnes-Humphrey helps tell the stories and bring awareness to brands and hot topics in the industry, which includes her infamous Women in Supply Chain series. Recently named Top 100 most influential women leaders in Supply Chain (global) and Top 100 most influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain, Barnes-Humphrey has spent the past 20 years in logistics and supply chain and has now co-founded Shipz, a new technology platform encompassing all of her experience and knowledge in the supply chain bringing innovative, collaboration to the shipper and forwarder experience. Shipz Shipz is an online transportation booking platform for international freight movements and a supply chain ecosystem. Shipz helps importers and exporters move their products easily and more efficiently to grow their business outside their borders. Many mid-sized companies do import and export, and want to work with forwarders, but they are limited by the current process. Meanwhile, forwarders are equally strained by the amount of “free” work they do, and by being treated like a bank. Shipz is a neutral bid-and-ship platform for mid-market shippers, providing forwarders with a safe space to stay in the ring. Let’s Talk Supply Chain Let’s Talk Supply Chain is one of the Top supply chain podcasts and blogs on the market, In both, the podcast and the blog, you will learn about best practices, changes in the industry, and “hot topics” surrounding Supply Chain. Listeners have will hear from amazing thought leaders, women in supply chain, and disruptors in the industry. Key Takeaways: Transforming the Shipper, Freight Forwarder Relationship Small and Mid-Market Shippers and Freight Forwarders Struggle with the Quoting Process The relationship between small and mid-market shippers and freight forwarders is often strained. Small and mid-market shippers who are importing and exporting goods typically don't have the resources, volumes, and expertise of larger shippers so they require extra support from freight forwarders. Freight forwarders often find themselves spending additional time on smaller accounts and making less money. Small and mid-market shippers often need a freight quote as part of their sales quote to their customers. Freight forwarders are wary of working hard on quotes that they may never move. Small and mid-market shippers can also be wary and untrusting of freight forwarders because getting a quote is complicated and the quotes contain lots of line items and potential penalties. Additional resentment from freight forwarders occurs when they find themselves submitting a lot of quotes and not winning very much business. An Online Transportation Platform Specifically Designed for Freight Forwarders and Small to Mid-Market Companies Streamlines the Process and Eases the Tension Shipz offers an online transportation platform that streamlines the quoting, booking, and payment processes while removing many of the factors that were aggravating for shippers and freight forwarders. Shipz provides shippers a benchmarking tool (business intelligence) for estimating shipment pricing based on average cost for that origin/destination. With solid business intelligence at their disposal, shippers have confidence when working with freight forwarders, plus they don't have to pester freight forwarders for estimated pricing. Shippers can also get a quote from multiple freight forwarders quickly and easily. The Shipz system compares the quotes "apples to apples" which saves time and money for both freight forwarders and Shippers.  Freight forwarders using Shipz gain access to serious shippers who don't neccessarily needs lots of quotes for their sales process because they have access to business intelligence pricing tools (price benchmarking based on average priced paid). Freight forwarders using Shipz quote on more business  and win more business because the system provides competitive feedback in a way that doesn't violate anybody's confidential pricing. Lastly, freight forwarders using Shipz get paid fast, because no freight forwarders wants to be a bank. Learn More About Transforming the Shipper, Freight Forwarder Relationship Sarah Barnes-Humphrey Let’s Talk Supply Chain Shipz The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast  

“I believe that we're experiencing a national reckoning and in this unique moment, I definitely see an opportunity for Congress, but also for our local governments to enact policies that begin to address our country's greatest ills,” said Representative Alma Adams (D-NC-12) at a recent Wilson Center event on women, race, and COVID-19 in the United States. “COVID-19 has revealed what the Black community and communities of color have known for a long time—health outcomes are further compounded by systemic and structural racism. COVID-19 has exposed what women have known for a long time—gender inequality exists, it threatens economic empowerment, and it increases vulnerabilities.” “The pandemic has shown us in the starkest terms how wide the gaps are in health outcomes between Black and White America and between men and women,” said Rep. Adams. Black women, regardless of their educational level or socioeconomic status, are nearly four times more likely to die from preventable pregnancy-related complications than women of other races. “The United States has the highest maternal mortality rate among affluent countries because of the disproportionate death rate of Black mothers,” she said. “Black maternal health in the coronavirus era is truly a crisis within a crisis.” “The pandemic has completely wiped out the historic job gains women have made over the past decade,” said Rep. Adams. Before COVID-19, women made up the majority of the U.S. workforce. They are highly represented in the sectors most impacted by the pandemic. Women are the majority of essential workers, and non-white women are more likely to be doing essential jobs than anybody else, said Rep. Adams. “The work that they do has often been underpaid, undervalued, and an unseen labor force that keeps the country running.” While there has been a positive reduction in women’s unemployment since the pandemic’s onset, most of those impacted are mothers. 41 percent of mothers, and close to 80 percent of Black mothers are the breadwinners for their families, yet continue to face wage inequality. “They're doing the providing, yet they're not getting the income,” she said. “We deserve equal pay for equal work. You know working hard is not enough if you don't make enough.” “We are finding that from the offset of the COVID-19 pandemic there has been an increase in gender-based violence around the world. For every three months of lockdown, there will be an additional 15 million cases of gender-based violence,” said Sarah Barnes, Project Director of the Maternal Health Initiative and Women and Gender Advisor at the Wilson Center. “As a survivor myself of domestic violence, I know firsthand how important it is that we keep working to pass and strengthen legislation to improve services for survivors like the Violence Against Women Act,” said Rep. Adams. “I see a tremendous opportunity for Congress and our society, as well, to pursue transformational structural change because the system isn't working for so many people, especially women and minorities, and it really is time to try to do something else.”

Sarah Barnes is a Yoga & meditation teacher, Soulful Consumer ambassador, workshop facilitator & live-interview host based in the UK and Bali.The most important message that Sarah shares is ‘Yoga should not be contained to the mat'.  The rich teachings and ethical grounding it offers is designed to be bought into the ‘real world'.Sarah applies her knowledge to activism, workshops, event organisation, teaching  classes (both virtually and online) and spreads tools of education for self-empowerment.Follow Sarah via instagram @impulseyoga_With love,StuSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

Chatting Sarah Barnes for this episode was an absolute treat. Barnes, as she is more commonly known in the industry, is a Freelance Deputy/Assistant Stage Manager. In her heart she prefers spending her time as a Deputy Stage Manager, but she also doesn’t mind picking up a props list and getting stuck into being an Assistant Stage Manager too. She explains to us what on earth all the acronyms mean when it comes to Stage Management, and what it is that each of those roles spend their time doing.During the episode we have a chat about how she went from wanting to be a Bank Manager, to ending up in this mad old world we call theatre; she impresses upon us the most important thing to have around during Technical Rehearsals, and we muse about where to get all the best gossip.It’s always a pleasure talking to Barnes, and this was no exception. I hope you enjoy the episode!

Sarah Barnes-Humprey, CEO at Shipz and Host/Founder of Let's Talk Supply Chain Podcast. With 20 years of logistic and supply chain knowledge under her belt, Sarah is at the forefront of innovation and to no surprise, was named Top 100 global women leaders in supply chain. "Hopefully, the new mindset of collaboration is really going to thrive" letstalksupplychain.com www.supplychaindigital.com

Sarah from Let's Talk Supply Chain and Shipz joined me for a great chat about how digital trends are shaping the wider supply chain industry, and how procurement fits neatly into that. We both agree that increased collaboration and the developing trend of both functions reporting into the same line can only be a good thing when it comes to better alignment of business objectives and delivering value to organisations. Supply Chain Digitisation - Sarah Barnes-Humphrey from Let's Talk Supply Chain 2:01 Sarah's story of how she went from the family business to Let's Talk Supply Chain as a stand alone full-time business and how this has spawned various spin-offs and sub-niches. 6:00 Is Supply Chain ahead of the curve with digitalisation versus Procurement? 10:10 We talk about the concept of a Chief Value Officer as Head of both SC and Procurement, and how continuity of supply and cost savings could be meshed into one overarching objective for both functions to deliver. This joined up thinking could drive benefits across the business through better alignment of objectives. 12:01 Procurement's lack of involvement in managing the spend of the Supply Chain function and how this total cost of operation is still quite siloed in many organisations, with often minimal procurement involvement in the supplier relationship management of logistics vendors. 13:56 How can technology help to propel Supply Chain out of the Covid-19 crisis? What types of innovations could be key? 16:05 Sarah touches on issues with legacy 3PL IT systems, and we talk about how a lot of 3PL and 4PL vendors don't have fully integrated systems across all functions and how this can lead to a data deficit when evaluating optimisation opportunities. 18:00 We talk about 2 possible scenarios to deal with increased supply chain volatility in future, and the different potential consequences depending on which of these approaches an organisation decides to take. 19:50 Will more statistical modelling become popular when it comes to considering total LIFETIME cost, considering aspects such as TCO, risk management, capex investment and impact on inventory held? What other technology is out there already which will be adopted much faster by organisations when we emerge from the crisis? 23:23 We discuss how innovation is driving the trend for larger companies to partner with and get to know innovative startups. The future will likely see more collaboration in this space between medium-sized companies and startups, rather than just large corporates, in order to ensure they don't get left behind. 25:20 How being forced into remote work is actually proving to be popular and is likely to become mainstream post Covid-19. 26:08 We touch on the remote work and geo-arbitrage opportunities that this could drive and how this could be of benefit to both employer and employee from a cost perspective. 27:37 Sarah talks about her new startup which helps to match SME shippers with ocean and airfreight forwarders, her goal and vision for the business and how it plugs a gap in the current market. How to connect with Sarah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp (Connect with Sarah on LinkedIn) https://www.letstalksupplychain.com (Let's Talk Supply Chain website) (includes links to podcast and YouTube channel) https://shipz.com (Shipz website) How to connect with James: https://jamesmeadsconsulting.com/ (James Meads Consulting website) https://linkedin.com/in/james-meads/ (James' LinkedIn profile) https://bookme.name/jamesmeads/lite/initial-consultation (Book a Call with James) https://linkedin.com/showcase/procuretechpodcast (Follow The Procuretech Podcast on LinkedIn)

On today's The Freight Project Podcast episode, I welcome Sarah Barnes. Sarah is a longtime practitioner in the supply chain with strong ties to the industry originating in a family business focusing on the space. Sarah has worked at a 3PL, launching an innovative podcast there before venturing out on her own. She's on the podcast today to share her knowledge about the increase in content marketing in the supply chain. She'll share her deep insights of not only providing clients these services but how to stand out above the noise.While you are here, make sure you check out Sarah's leading industry platform, which includes many media assets, including her own podcast, over at “Let's Talk Supply Chain!”I hope you enjoy this exciting episode of “The Freight Project Podcast!”

Welcome to the The Voice of Retail, I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada.This is a special edition podcast focussed on the coronavirus, COVID-19 and the outbreak of the novel coronavirus as a business risk.   Beyond the human cost to people around the world, the disruptive potential to retailers in Canada is real.  At this early stage for most it can best be described as a “known-unknowns”, but for some retailers they are feeling the early impacts calling down sales for international locations, late shipments, missed buying trips and perceptible decreases in Chinese tourist-oriented sales in their outlets.In this episode I'm going to focus on the the Supply Chain Delays and Cost Increases.  For most retailers this is a 90day+ issue; the goods on offer made or sourced in China between now and spring at retail are mostly already on the water or in warehouses domestically. Continued delays however mean bottlenecks at shipping ports or air freight, both of which mean more delays and cost, including promotional plans and long-lead marketing programs (e.g. flyer production).   To help us get our arms around this I brought together three experts for this podcast.First, I welcome Frank Lavin, Founder and Chairman, Export Now back to the podcast to set the stage.   With decades of the most senior experience in Asia, including U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Singapore and working in the White House as an undersecretary of commerce for Asia, he brings a unique and rare voice to the current state of affairs.Second, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, retail supply chain expert and host of the most excellent podcast, Let's Talk Supply Chain.   Sarah helps us zone in on the retail issues and scope and scale of the issues.Lastly, Audrey Ross, Logistics & Customs Specialist for Orchard customer beauty, a Canadian based global supplier and maker of cosmetics with offices in China and with a global sourcing footprint, brings it all together and gives us a  day-to-day perspective dealing with this crisis in their work supplying retailers in North America and around the world.But first, let's jump right into my conversation with Frank, live from Singapore.******Thanks to Frank, Sarah and Audrey for being my guests on this episode.  Well  Now let's hit the highlights of the retail news in Canada and around the world with Retail This Week for the week of February 17th, 2020That's a wrap on this edition of The Voice of Retail.  If you liked this podcast you can subscribe on Apple iTunes or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail industry.I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co or of course on LinkedInUntil next time, have a great week! 

PROFILES SUPPLY CHAIN CONVERSATIONS   —————————————————   EPISODE 10 - SARAH BARNES HUMPHREY, HOST OF THE "LET'S TALK SUPPLY CHAIN" PODCAST AND "THE TRADE SQUAD" ON YOUTUBE   —————————————————   Welcome to Profiles, a podcast centered around supply chain conversations hosted by Brian Glick, founder and CEO of Chain.io.   Our guest this week is SARAH BARNES-HUMPHREY.   EPISODE 10 - SARAH BARNES-HUMPHREY, with a firm background of working within the supply chain, Sarah is the host of the popular Let's Talk Supply Chain Podcast  and The Trade Squad on YouTube. Sarah helps tell the stories and bring awareness to brands and hot topics in the industry which includes her infamous Women in Supply Chain series.   “…In sales you have internal customers and external customers. So every touch point with a customer or vendor or an internal or external stake holder, is really selling them on who you are and what you do.”   Listen in as Brian and Sarah discuss:   The supply chain space is very much relationship driven, from vendor to customers. Will the automation of processes lead to better relationships?  The major challenges faced when building a company and the lessons learned from that experience. How important is it to have experience when coming into the supply chain industry? What are some of the challenges people coming into the supply chain network in 2020 will face. Traditional thinking versus modern perspectives. Collaboration as a concept of ‘winning together’. Cultivating a victory mindset.  Letting go of emotional responses to move towards revolutionising and automating the industry. Focus points for improving productivity in 2020 within your supply chain business. “…My experience in operations and my experience in sales has really been able to help me define and pin point what those pain points were from both sides. Not just one side over the other.” Resource mentioned in the show: letstalksupplychain.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp/ https://shipz.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-sgnMyUfls TPM Conference Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts so that you’re updated when we post a new episode!   Take care, and until next time,   Brian Glick chain.io

Hamish and Scot were privileged to speak with Sarah Barnes who gave us an inside look into how she and the team at Transitional Level Investments work with tech startups. Transition Level Investments was founded by Steve Baxter (Shark Tank). Transition Level Investments backs early-stage startups from angel through to Seed rounds, and connect sophisticated investors with VC-grade, screened investment opportunities. Sarah was kind enough to recommend the following resources to our listeners: Send us your pitch – www.transitionlevel.com/pitch http://theleanstartup.com/ (recommended reading for any entrepreneur) Where to go to get help: River City Labs. https://www.rivercitylabs.net/ Fish Burners. https://fishburners.org/ Startup Onramp https://www.startuponramp.com/ (Great program run by Colin Kinner & Nick Shewring)

“Tackling the Top Three Supply Chain Topics with Sarah Barnes-Humphrey” Supply Chain Now Radio, Episode 140 Jointly Presented by Let’s Talk Supply Chain & Supply Chain Now Radio This episode features Sarah Barnes-Humphrey. Sarah is a logistician turned supply chain marketer, passionate about bringing stories to life in an industry that has traditionally been about stats and numbers. As the host of the popular “Let’s Talk Supply Chain” Podcast (LTSC), blog and The Trade Squad on YouTube, Sarah helps tell the stories and bring awareness to brands and hot topics in the industry which includes her infamous Women in Supply Chain series. Recently named Top 100 Most Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain by SCMA, Sarah has spent the past 20 years in logistics and supply chain learning everything she can, and recently ventured off on her own to grow the LTSC brand including a new YouTube Channel called "The SC, supply chain tv" where you will learn from real people talking about real supply chain topics. Sarah is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Shipz Inc, a new technology platform encompassing all of her experience and knowledge in supply chain bringing innovative, collaborative ideas together on own platform for the supply chain industry. In her spare time you can find her on the field throwing out runners at second base, on the beach or singing in the car. Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode Connect with Sarah on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbarnescitp/ Check out Sarah’s podcast: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/ Check out Sarah’s YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/y25s4qrt Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ 2019 AIAG/SCAC Supply Chain & Quality Conference: https://myscma.com/scac-events/2019-supply-chain-quality/ Georgia Manufacturing Summit on October 9th: https://www.georgiamanufacturingalliance.com/annual-summit eft Logistics CIO Forum in Austin, TX: https://tinyurl.com/y5po7tvw Reverse Logistics Association Conference & Expo: https://rla.org/calendar/1 SCNR to Broadcast Live at MODEX 2020: https://www.modexshow.com/ SCNR on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube Check Out News From Our Sponsors The Effective Syndicate: https://tinyurl.com/y5k7wdrh APICS Atlanta: https://conta.cc/31d7ROJ Learn more about APICS certification training at Georgia Tech: https://www.scl.gatech.edu/apicsbootcamps TalentStream: www.talentstreamstaffing.com Verusen: https://www.verusen.com/ Georgia Manufacturing Alliance: www.georgiamanufacturingalliance.com ProPurchaser.com: https://tinyurl.com/y6l2kh7g Supply Chain Real Estate: https://supplychainrealestate.com/ Vector Global Logistics: http://vectorgl.com/ This episode was hosted by Scott Luton and Greg White. For more information, please visit our show page at www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-140

Supply Chain Now Radio, Episode 124 “Perseverance, Progress & Sometimes Perfection: Sarah Barnes-Humphrey” Learn more: www.FullAccessOnline.com Hosted exclusively by www.SupplyChainNowRadio.com This episode of SCNR features Sarah Barnes-Humphrey. Sarah is a logistician turned supply chain marketer, passionate about bringing stories to life in an industry that has traditionally been about stats and numbers. As the host of the popular “Let’s Talk Supply Chain” Podcast (LTSC), blog and The Trade Squad on YouTube, Sarah helps tell the stories and bring awareness to brands and hot topics in the industry which includes her infamous Women in Supply Chain series. Recently named Top 100 Most Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain by SCMA, Sarah has spent the past 20 years in logistics and supply chain learning everything she can, and recently ventured off on her own to grow the LTSC brand including a new YouTube Channel called "The SC, supply chain tv" where you will learn from real people talking about real supply chain topics. Sarah is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Shipz Inc, a new technology platform encompassing all of her experience and knowledge in supply chain bringing innovative, collaborative ideas together on own platform for the supply chain industry. In her spare time you can find her on the field throwing out runners at second base, on the beach or singing in the car. This episode was hosted by Scott Luton. For more information, please visit our episode page at www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-124

“In diversity there is beauty and there is strength”, said Maya Angelou. Building a strong, sustainable and – frankly – beautiful digital advertising industry is a priority for the IAB, and in this episode we focus on Diversity, Equality and Inclusion. James is joined by Sarah Barnes, People & Culture Director at Bauer, and Rak Patel, Head of Sales at Spotify for the roundtable, while the IAB's Jane McNeill and Sophia Amin give an update on the work that the IAB specifically is doing on ID&E. Simplifying the tricky topic of Universal User IDs in just two minutes is Index Exchange's Head of Marketplace Development, EMEA, Richard Nicolson. And finally, enjoy a game of spot-the-difference, as James shakes things up on how say Dara Nasr's name. Twitter's Dara NAS-A (ahem) joins us for a thorough grilling in 60 seconds with…Enjoy! Check out the IAB's Diversity Hub Book your tickets to Engage here Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In what's sure to be the start of a podcast crossover event, Andy, Matt, and Jasmine welcome Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, host of the popular podcast Let's Talk Supply Chain, to discuss the latest innovations and challenges impacting the movement of goods. Sarah has her fingers on the pulse on all things supply chain and doesn't disappoint.  Jasmine joins in the fun in her Fashion Footwear in Focus segment focused on shoe styles she wants to discard and those shoe types she can't live without.

We know how many Colorado children live in poverty, and what causes family economic security. Sarah Barnes, Manager of Special Policy Initiatives, joins us to illuminate some of the emerging policy solutions to childhood poverty. From child tax credits to housing security, these solutions are innovative and possible–if legislators can find the political will to move them forward. Support the show (https://www.coloradokids.org/)

Today's guest is Sarah Barnes, Mobility Solutions Expert at Beryl. Before Beryl, Sarah co-authored a white paper on the effects AVs will have on our future cities, which was published at the 2018 World Cities Summit in Singapore. In this episode we discuss the key takeaways from that paper, the role cities should play as AV technology hits the streets, and Sarah's predictions for the next five years on the broader mobility ecosystem.    Sarah's AV Newsletter: https://www.getrevue.co/profile/alongfortheride  

Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, host of Let's Talk Supply Chain, joins the show to discuss the Canadian perspective on the trade war, emerging tech in logistics, and women in supply chain! Visit her at: https://www.letstalksupplychain.com/Visit our site at: www.abornandco.com  If you enjoyed the show please rate and review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/consulting-logistics-presented-by-aborn-and-co/id1344944598?mt=2  

Speaker Bio: Sarah stands at the forefront of international trade with expertise in the global logistics industry, working with the private sector to build, develop and increase efficiencies in their supply chains. She has spent the past 20 years working in logistics and supply chain, most recently as Director of Sales and Marketing for ICECORP Logistics Inc, a privately owned 3PL. Throughout her 20-year tenure in Supply Chain, Sarah has gained a reputation for her passion in helping employees and clients learn about increasing efficiencies and building cost-effective supply chains including international transportation, customs & compliance, cross dock solutions, and warehousing. Sarah has been a leader and mentor, managing sales and marketing teams through motivation, thought leadership and being hands on. Sarah also created an internship program that resulted in hiring most of the students from the program once they finished school. The program included teaching students about the industry and special projects to be completed during the internship. Episode Overview: The supply chain is everything from purchasing to the last mail delivery and everything in between. It is not to be confused with logistics. Logistics is just the small part of that. It is the transportation piece. Sarah explains that they want to come up with a simpler way for shippers to be able to move their goods around the world. This episode talks about different subjects that are relevant to supply chain while revisiting Sarah and Sapna’s Cannabis Episodes on their own podcasts. Sarah’s episode can be found below while Sapna’s episode is linked HERE. It is good to note that there is a big gap between accelerator and funding programs, especially in Canada. For startups, you need to be at a certain stage to be able to utilize the funding programs where sometimes it’s just not possible. The grant side in Canada is not easy to navigate. There is a big gap whether they will provide the grant to your company or not. Those were one of the many challenges startups face. Sarah explains with great enthusiasm the challenges and how to deal with them. Listen to the episode and learn Sarah’s tips on handling accelerator and funding programs. Learn also the difference between Canadian programs compared to it’s US counterpart. What you’ll learn in this Episode: Excited about working with other innovators in this space and how the players in the supply chain are responding to change Hard work and asking a lot of questions pays off. The courage to just ask opens doors that you can’t even imagine walking through. Get out there, start talking about it and ask people. See what their thoughts are. You’re going to get NO’s but you’re going to get YESSES. Most technology company takes a lot of money to be able to start Think about your board of advisers. Having an adviser who’s been where you are can help you save money with some of the documentation that’s needed especially on the startup side. On the accelerator side, make sure that you read the fine print and have a discussion with them about every single point why they should be taking a percentage of your company. Really make sure to ask questions and that you are comfortable with the company because again, you are giving away some shares in your business. This is going to affect potential investment rounds down the road Life is lived forwards and understood backward a quote by Soren Kierkegaard Everything happens for a reason. Success didn’t come until his forties for Stephen Colbert. (Podcast Episode of the show notes). List writer - writes lists upon lists but not too many lists. Write tasks for every working day of the week. Yoga Morning and a gratitude journal every night is a good morning and evening routine. How Meditation helps your focus Resources Mentioned: Productivity Tool: Pen, Paper, and an Agenda Podcast: Let’s Talk Supply Chain Podcast Episode: Let’s Talk Supply Chain: The Cannabis Supply Chain Podcast: School of Greatness – Lewis Howes Podcast Episode: School of Greatness: Cultivate a Monk Mindset – Jay Shetty Shows: Oprah’s Super Soul Conversations Show Episode: Super Soul Sessions: Stephen Colbert CEO: Nova Spivack Website: Magical Mentor COO: Ken O’Brien of Gemini Shippers Group Website: Gemini Shippers Group Hotspots: Primal Cravings Email: listeners@letstalksupplychain.com Website: Let’s Talk Supply Chain Website: SHIPZ Logistics Simplified Twitter: @LetstalkSChain Instagram: @letstalksupplychain Instagram: @be_victoryus Twitter: @sarahcaroline88 LinkedIn: Sarah Barnes-Humphrey LinkedIn: Let's Talk Supply Chain Company Overview: Sarah’s dedication to excellence in the field has resulted from a combination of hands-on experience while obtaining her CITP designation, FIATA Diploma, and CIFFA certifications. Sarah continues this dedication as a Board Member for FITT (Forum for International Trade Training), Certification and Accreditation Committee (CAC) committee member and just recently in 2016/2017 was the chair for the FITT planning committee for their well-recognized 25th Anniversary celebration and conference. In her spare time, Sarah lends her time to her local Habitat for Humanity and has experience with Media, live TV, and interviews.  

Bringing festival and podcasting together, we included some festival programming especially for the podcast - listen to a conversation between Indy Johar, Hank Haeusler and Dr Sarah Barnes on digital placemaking and platform urbanism. https://about.me/indy.johar https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/ics/people/researchers/dr_sarah_barns https://research.unsw.edu.au/people/associate-professor-matthias-hank-haeusler

This week I am joined by Sarah Barnes of Taming Twins.   We discuss Sarah's super-power: Pinterest!   Full show notes: http://blogtacular.com/podcast

Sarah Barnes has more than 10 years of marketing and communications experience in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. In her role as Director of Marketing & Communications, she works with her colleagues to further the Campbell & Company presence through thoughtful communications and marketing strategies. As Digital Marketing Consultant, she works with organizations to optimize their online presence through analyzing data that ultimately reveals strategies for the future.

Sarah Barnes has more than 10 years of marketing and communications experience in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. In her role as Director of Marketing & Communications, she works with her colleagues to further the Campbell & Company presence through thoughtful communications and marketing strategies. As Digital Marketing Consultant, she works with organizations to optimize their online presence through analyzing data that ultimately reveals strategies for the future.

Sarah Barnes has more than 10 years of marketing and communications experience in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. In her role as Director of Marketing & Communications, she works with her colleagues to further the Campbell & Company presence through thoughtful communications and marketing strategies. As Digital Marketing Consultant, she works with organizations to optimize their online presence through analyzing data that ultimately reveals strategies for the future. 

Sarah Barnes has more than 10 years of marketing and communications experience in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. In her role as Director of Marketing & Communications, she works with her colleagues to further the Campbell & Company presence through thoughtful communications and marketing strategies. As Digital Marketing Consultant, she works with organizations to optimize their online presence through analyzing data that ultimately reveals strategies for the future. 

We talk with Atlanta residents and Braves fans John Evans and Sarah Barnes, as well as B's Bistro co-owner Pasha Psathas, about the Braves offseason, the impending move to Cobb County, and food.