Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah hodges

If you've been running around Charlotte at all, you've probably rubbed elbows with some of the 2024 Novant Health Charlotte Ambassadors. This year's team is easily our best squad yet. Not only is the Ambassador team TWICE AS LARGE as years past, it's also even more diverse, and with members spread far and wide around the area.  Sarah Hodges is a member of this year's Ambassador team. And we're excited to introduce her to you all on this episode of the Running Around Charlotte podcast.  Sarah, welcome to the show! 

The new Director of Female Hockey at Notre Dame, Sarah Hodges joins the SportsCage to talk about her new role and women's hockey in Saskatchewan!

Any industry, and our marketing industry is no exception, has a pack mentality. We say certain buzzwords and share certain ideas.But we can hear them ad nauseam, to the point where they just wash over us and don't really mean anything. We nod in agreement at a networking event with a drink in our hand, but do we actually do anything about it the next day?Not really. We're back to going through the motions executing a campaign, buried in email and Slack notifications.Here's one such commonly heard phrase – ‘put yourself in the customer's shoes.' How many times have you heard that?Now, how many times have you really done it?Well, this episode's guest has. She literally got out of the office, put on the customers' shoes – or in this case, steel-toed boots – and experienced what her customers' day is really like.I talked to Sarah Hodges, CMO, Procore Technologies (https://www.procore.com/), about that experience, along with many more lessons from her career.Procore Technologies is a public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. It reported $720 million in revenue in 2022, an increase of 40% year-over-year. More than $1 trillion in construction volume has run on its construction management software platform.Hodges manages a team of 300 people.Stories (with lessons) about what she made in marketingSome lessons from Hodges that emerged in our discussion:It is okay to think outside the box but make sure you don't create surprises! To grow as a marketing leader, make the leap to new, unfamiliar, even uncomfortable rolesYou have to walk in your customer's shoes.... LITERALLY. Set and declare your expectationsCoach and simply ask questions, don't dictateBelieve in yourselfRelated content discussed in this episodeCreate innovative marketing using AI technology paired with MECLABS consumer psychology. Get a free trial to the AI Guild at MECLABS.com/AI (MECLABS is the parent organization of MarketingSherpa).Transparent Marketing: How to make your product claims credible … not incredible (https://marketingexperiments.com/value-proposition/transparent-credible-product-claims)The Hidden Upside of the COVID-19 Crisis for Brands and Marketers: 10 opportunities (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/other/hidden-upside-COVID-crisis-brands-marketers-10-opportunities)Consumer Financial Services Marketing: Your customer is your most important stakeholder (podcast episode #39) (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/interview/consumer)Marketing 101: What is influencer marketing? (https://sherpablog.marketingsherpa.com/social-media-marketing-2/marketing-101-what-is-influencer-marketing/)Apply to be a guestIf you would like to apply to be a guest on How I Made It In Marketing, here is the podcast guest application – https://www.marketingsherpa.com/page/podcast-guest-application

In today's episode of Bricks & Bytes, we have Sarah Hodges, the Chief Marketing Officer at Procore. In this episode, we learn about Sarah's journey, some key lessons Sarah learned as CMO at Procore, successful marketing strategies for startups, and much more! Tune in to find out about: Key lessons Sarah learned working as a Chief Marketing Officer at Procore Different ways to test marketing strategies How to develop confidence Marketing strategies for startups Procore's marketing strategies If you enjoy today's episode, leave us a comment. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel! ---------------------------------------- Sarah Hodges | Chief Marketing Officer at Procore | ConTech ---------------------------------------- Today's Sponsor: ⁠⁠⁠beta⁠⁠⁠ – Construction and technology network platform – connecting the tech industry with traditional construction partners. Check ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.the-beta.com⁠⁠ ---------------------------------------- Timestamps: (0:00-2:05) - Intro (2:05 -03:50) - Key Lessons you learnt as a CMO (3:50-7:00) - Ways to Test Marketing Strategies (7:00-08:50) - How to develop confidence (8:50-18:40) - Groundbreak and its marketing strategies (18:40-20:40) - Advice for Marketing team at Startups (20:40- 21:30) - Outro

In the next of our Led by Love Podcast Mini-series, Jon is joined by Sian Rees (Bible Society Wales), Chris Duffett (The Light Project) and our very own Sarah Hodges, as they explore how love leads us into befriend others, and how love makes all we do and share richer, more authentic, more powerful and more real!   Music: Wings of Tomorrow by RYMDKLANG SOUNDTRACKS Available from: https://www.epidemicsound.com/artists... Other places you can find us: Website: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Website Facebook: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Facebook Instagram: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Instagram Podcast: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Podcast Join our community click subscribe and ring the bell for new videos every Sunday! Inquires: Please contact office@bethelcardiff.org.uk   CCLI Church Licence #: 6078 CCLI Streaming Licence #:72908   Other places you can find us: Facebook: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Facebook Instagram: https://bit.ly/Bethel-Instagram Inquires: Please contact office@bethelcardiff.org.uk

The guys are joined by Olivia Christian and Sarah Hodges for separate Kings conversations.

Check out the field guide hereTopics discussed in this episode:Marketing-driven growth vs. product-driven growthThe ingredients that make up communityHow community drives the potential of a tech ecosystemThe drive to stand out and be differentUnlocking your authentic self with a willingness to adaptThis is a Paddle Recur production—the first media network dedicated entirely to the SaaS and subscription space.

In this episode I am chatting with the beautiful Sarah Hodges from @frankandfreda Sarah Hodges is a VA to coaches and a social media coach herself. We discuss her journey to becoming a VA and the decisions she made to get into this role to be present in her kids life (my favourite topic), how she helps and supports other Women in business and how she loves Social media to grow a business but also being really mindful that Social Media isn't about vanity metrics. I love this conversation with Sarah who also refers to a really great social media tool called PLANNTHAT. You can connect with Sarah on her website at https://frankandfreda.com.au/ Or over at Instagram at @frankandfreda

Collaborative writing is a great productivity hack when it works. But how to make it work? In this episode Karen and Kel talk to Dr. Julia Hornberger and Dr. Sarah Hodges, who have maintained a weekly Zoom collaborative writing practice over two continents for the past five years. They explain the technical logistics of making […]

Listen in as Raquel and Jennifer talk to Sarah Hodges about mental health, body positivity, and her journey forward after an eating disorder.Sarah Hodges is a filmmaker, writer, director, actor, podcaster, and mental health advocate with a bachelors in Psychology and a day job as a docketing specialist for a patent law firm.“It is important to me that my work be socially conscious - think intersectional feminism and body positivity.”You can find more info and some of Sarah's writing at her website - www.sarahalisonhodges.com. Her public Instagram account is @hedgehodges_bodpos.Let Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com. And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!

12/11から月に1度、計3回に渡って行われる、冬のクリエイティビティ・ワークショップ、The Artist's wayという、12週間かけて続ける自己成長のためのワークショップが、Still and Moving Centerのオンラインクラスで無料で開催されます。1992年にジュリアキャメロンというライター、監督、詩人として活躍する女性が、自分のクリエイティビティを取り戻すために考案したメソッドで本も出版されています。このワークショップは、その本がベースになっています。よりよく自己表現をしていくためのメソッドであり、自分自身をもっと知るためのセラピー。1人でもできるのですがグループでやった方がお互い応援しあいながらできるということで効果があるのだとか。そこで、今回はこのワークショップでポジティブな変化を自ら体験したという、Sarah Hodgesさんがゲストです。 サラはS M Cではwebsiteとニュースレターのライターとして活躍しているんですが、実はハワイで有名な画家である、彼女のおじいさん、スノーデン・ホッジスさんの教えのもと、12歳で絵画の勉強を始め、ニューヨークのグランドセントラルアカデミー、そしてイタリアのフィレンツェアカデミーオブアートでアートの勉強をしていたアーチスト。でもサラは、絵を描くこと以外にも、いろんなクリエイティブなことをしています。ダンサーでもあり、ロミロミセラピストでもあり、ライターでもあり、ミュージシャンでもあり、、と、とにかく多彩！Music. Dance, Artなどあらゆるクリエイティブなアウトレットを通して自己表現をする活動を続けています。サラがこのメソッドで体験したポジティブな変化をみんなにも体験してもらいたい！ということで、今回無料で提供することになりました。詳しくは番組をお聞きください！ On this episode… I had the opportunity to interview Sarah Hodges from still and moving center. She will be hosting the artists's way workshop called "The Artists's way" that brings an artist in all of us. It is free and open to everybody. If you are curious, and interested in expanding your creativity and wanting to find out more about yourself, please listen to this interview and find out more :) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sachipodcast/support

Sarah Hodges is a president and founder of Hodges Coaching. She is a certified coach, speaker, and creator of the A+ Method the Stress Matrix and conversation algorithms. The powerful A+ Method helps clients ‘get out of their own way to excel in business and thrive in life. In this episode you will learn: - What is the A+ Method is - Why it is important to deal with personal stress and how it affects your team - What it mean's to be able to self-manage - How emotional intelligence affects your ability to lead - Use what Sarah teaches in your personal life Connect with Sarah here: Website: https://hodgescoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahahodges/ Podcast: https://hodgescoaching.com/executives-uncut-podcast/

Sarah Hodges is an executive coach, speaker, and founder of Hodges Coaching and the Hodges Leadership Institute, an on-demand training program that improves corporate culture through leadership EQ training. Her warm and direct coaching style is backed by her proprietary neurophysiological A+ Coaching Method.  Sarah has strong convictions about showing up as her authentic self at all times, so whether you're a client, employee, or world leader, Sarah will present herself exactly the same. In this episode Jason and Sarah discuss:What is it like to fully show up as your authentic selfHow you can start to bring out your authentic self What is the opposite of authenticity and how being authentic yourself allows others to also become their authentic selves The scientific basis behind authenticity Survival vs SurThrival Key Takeaways: Know your value system and commit to sticking to it no matter where you are and who you're with Be yourself without hurting others - be considerate of other people's values and be respectful of them. But at the same time, don't let other people's opinions or perceptions of you affect how you show up. Being authentic is all about silencing the voice of the inner critic and letting go of controlling another person's perception of you Let people form their opinion about you without manipulating them.  “The opposite of authenticity is a desire to control. You want to keep yourself safe by controlling the perception of those around you… do you want to be accepted for this version of yourself you show others or do you want to be accepted for who you truly are?” -Sarah Hodges Connect with Sarah Hodges:Website: https://hodgescoaching.com/Executive Uncut Podcast: https://hodgescoaching.com/executives-uncut-podcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahahodges/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv1g56my4jUeDfkR9XDjvjw Connect with Steve and Jason:LinkedIn: Jason or SteveWebsite: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking Email: grow@rewireinc.com Show notes by Podcastologist: Justine Talla Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

On this episode of Protect the Hustle, Sarah Hodges goes deep on building community.

Sarah Hodges is a Partner at Pillar VC. Listen to more at pillar.vc/playlist/

Sarah Hodges is a Partner at Pillar VC. Listen to more at pillar.vc/playlist/

Sarah Hodges is a Partner at Pillar VC. Listen to more at pillar.vc/playlist/

Sarah Hodges is a certified coach, speaker, and creator of the A+ Method™️ for Sustainable Solutions. The powerful A+ Method™️ helps clients 'get out of their own way' to excel in business and thrive in life. Sarah's passion for personal growth began after she struggled with obesity and depression as a professional musician and opera singer. After losing 90 pounds and transforming her own life, which was filled with struggles and transitions, she sought out extensive education in the science of behavior change. In the several years since, she has helped thousands of people make positive changes in their lives and careers from the inside-out.In this episode, Sarah discusses several key issues, such as:· When using social media, it is most important to be authentic in your connection, don’t try to be someone you are not· If a friend lost a job, some thoughts to support them include:o It is ok to give yourself space to grieveo Make sure you give yourself compassion and kindnesso Remember, transition is a normal part of life in today’s world· Progress is not only measured by external items (e.g. performance reviews, promotions, compensation) but also internal things (e.g. happiness, stress levels, energy)· Volunteer work not only helps you network, it gives you a sense of purpose and gratitude· Find the culture that fits you, don’t you try to fit the cultureThis is just a few of the ideas and coaching Sarah provided. Remember, if you are in transition or you know of someone that is, be kind, listen or share this recording, it maybe just what is needed for that day.Thank you.

Sarah Hodges is joined by Sarah Schwab, the president of the independent film production company Cardinal Flix. They discuss raising capital, specifically through showing up authentically. Sarah and Sarah talk about believing in your product and having a genuine approach when attempting to raise capital.

In this episode, Sarah Hodges talks about her personal mission to connect people and build community, through her work starting the leadership coaching platform Intelligently, and investing in founders with Pillar Venture Capital. She shares how coaching adjusted her self-awareness, and why innovation calls for learning as much as you can as quickly as possible. Listen for advice on:The compelling qualities she looks for in founders seeking funding What to search for in a leadership coach Why diversity is critical for evaluating companies The difference between how you lead early in your career and later on To learn more: Sarah Hodges (Guest): https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahhodges1Zoia Kozakov (Host): https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoia-kozakov/About WIN: Women in Innovation: https://www.womenininnovation.coBrand Copy by Nicole Beckley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a fun one, folks ~ Sarah Hodges is an executive coach, speaker, and founder of the Hodges Leadership Institute, an On'Demand, web-based program designed to improve corporate culture through leadership EQ training, all backed by her proprietary neurophysiological "A+ Method." Download The HodgesCoaching 2020 Brochure right here.On this episode we discuss the challenges of hosting a livestream podcast (HodgesCoaching.com) with Fergus and Justin the Intern, self-awareness, a strange twist of fate tied to a career in Opera, authenticity, Imposter Syndrome, Courage, the "Corporate Cycle of Hell," and, with no shame whatsoever - fart jokes.So get your day off to a good start, this is 38 minutes of gold. #Authentic #Hardball

PowerUp Leadership and Tyler Bayley (Virtual Speaker) co-sponsor the production of the Inspired Leadership Podcast. This podcast highlights how to inspire performance and leadership in our workplaces. Our guest, Sarah Hodges is a US based executive certified coach and Founder of Hodges Coaching. She has recently launched Hodges Leadership Institute to bring her coaching at scale to organizations. Her powerful A+ Method™️ helps clients ‘get out of their own way’ to excel in business and thrive in life. Sarah’s passion for personal growth began after she struggled with obesity and depression as a professional musician and opera singer. After losing 90 pounds and transforming her own life, she sought out extensive education in the science of behavior change. In the several years since she has helped thousands of people make positive changes in their lives and careers from the inside-out. Sarah holds certifications from the International Coach Federation and NeuroLeadership Institute. Her clients appreciate her warm, direct style of coaching and her firm conviction to a science-backed approach. Thank you to our listeners for your ongoing support and suggestions! Please share this podcast, like it, and if you would like to be a guest on the Inspired Leadership podcast or have a suggestion for a topic for a future episode, email susan@powerupleadership.ca. Until next time, stay inspired!!!

Sarah the CEO of Hodges Coaching LLC tells you how to get great results from generation Z. You can check her out at https://HodgesCoaching.com/

In this episode of Entrepreneur Leadership, Julio Gonzalez interviews an old friend with an amazing background and career, Sarah Hodges from Hodges Coaching Executive Solutions.

Sure GTA gets the headlines for its love of anarchy but the vast majority of games these days actually have complex moral choices built into the storylines, and those games are having a positive effect on moral reasoning in adolescents, a study from Bournemouth University psychology professor Sarah Hodges finds. We take a look at her methodology, why it argues in favor for ESRB ratings (in some cases) and why video games have a stronger positive effect than a negative one when it comes to moral reasoning. Read up more on Hodges' study here (https://theconversation.com/video-games-affect-your-moral-development-but-only-until-youre-18-new-study-142769) If you enjoyed the podcast, please rate and subscribe, it helps us out a ton! New episodes Monday through Friday. For daily news hits on everything in the wider esports industry, check out the Esports Minute. (https://www.esportstopstories.com/) For more in-depth news check out our feature show the Esportz Network Podcast The Esports Network Podcast (https://www.esportznetworkpodcast.com/). Follow Mitch on Twitter @Mitch_Reames (https://twitter.com/Mitch_Reames) Follow Esportz Network on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EsportzNetwork), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/esportznetwork/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EsportzNetwork) @EsportzNetwork Or visit our website esportznetwork.com (https://www.esportznetwork.com/) for updates on what's to come!

Sarah Hodges and Fergus Connolly break down binary thinking and the implications it has in corporations and in sports. They discuss the concepts of "red teaming", "thinking in the grey", and how to promote integrated thinking within corporations.

Sarah Hodges is joined by Fergus Connolly and together they discuss the concept of proverbial fires and strategies to put them out. They touch on the importance of acceptance, displaying emotion and self-compassion when dealing with stressful situations.

Welcome to Executives Uncut! Get to know your host, Sarah Hodges and our regular guest, Fergus Connolly. This episode dives into the inspiration behind the podcast and what you can expect from future episodes.

Welcome to Episode 87 of The VentureFizz Podcast, the flagship podcast from the leading authority for jobs & careers in the tech industry. For this episode of our podcast, I interviewed Sarah Hodges, Partner at Pillar. Prior to becoming a Venture Capitalist, Sarah spent a decade as an operator in consumer and enterprise companies like Carbonite, Runkeeper, and Smarterer. As part of the executive team at Smarterer, she oversaw business strategy, operations, and marketing. As you may know, the company was acquired by Pluralsight in 2014 and still today, it has a rapidly growing office in the Boston tech scene. Pillar is an early-stage venture firm that is on a mission to build the next generation of anchor companies in Boston with a model that has common alignment with the founders. Some of its portfolio companies include PillPack, Soofa, Desktop Metal, Hometap, PathAI, and more. In addition to being a Partner at Pillar, Sarah is a board member at the New England Venture Capital Association and was a Co-Founder of Intelligent.ly. In this episode of our podcast, we cover lots of topics, like: -Sarah's background story in terms of all the operating roles she's held including the details behind the acquisition by Pluralsight. -Her career path into the Venture Capital industry as a Partner. -Everything you need to know about Pillar, including how the firm is differentiating itself from other investors and why they are doubling down in Boston. -Advice for founders who are trying to raise funding. -When you should bring in someone to run marketing. -Plus, a lot more. As you may know, we publish lots of great stories every day on VentureFizz that share a lot of information about companies, their people, and their culture. Did you know that you can get these stories delivered to your inbox every day? All you need to do is signup for our Daily Stories email and you'll be plugged in. Go to venturefizz.com/email to signup. Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!

In this Fund81 podcast interview, Dave Balter, the CEO of one of our MergeLane portfolio companies, Flipside Crypto, shared his perspective on investing in the cryptocurrency space. I invited Dave to join us for four reasons: He is one of the most engaging and entertaining speakers I know. He has the ability to explain complex things in an easy-to-understand way - something I have found rare in the cryptocurrency space. He is obsessed with and extremely knowledgeable about cryptocurrency. Because he is both a serial entrepreneur and a venture investor, he has an interesting perspective from both sides of the table. About Flipside Crypto Flipside Crypto has developed algorithms to track cryptocurrency performance indicators. Flipside licenses this data and uses its technology to provide investment opportunities for accredited investors via its indexes. The company also manages the process of acquiring and storing cryptocurrency to alleviate the headache of potentially confusing things like encryption and digital wallets. Flipside closed a $3.4 million financing round led by True Ventures three months after MergeLane’s investment. Coinvestors include the Chernin Group, Resolute Ventures, Boston Seed Capital, Converge, and Founder Collective. About Dave Balter Dave Balter is the founder and CEO of Flipside Crypto, a provider of data solutions and investment vehicles for cryptocurrencies. Dave has spent most of his career as an innovation‐obsessed builder of companies, most often as a founder and CEO, but occasionally as a board member, advisor or investor. Dave is also an active venture investor and M&A professional. As an operator, Dave is probably best known for Smaterer, which he founded, led, and sold to Pluralsight in 2014 and BzzAgent, which he founded, led, and sold to dunnhumby in 2011. Post BzzAgent acquisition, Dave acted as Global Head of Investments for dunnhumby and founded dunnhumby Ventures. Dave is also an independent angel and venture partner at Boston Seed Capital. Dave’s investments have included DraftKings, Promoboxx, FitnessKeeper, and Help Scout. Dave was named one of the 30 most disruptive people in Boston tech by Boston Magazine in 2016, was a finalist for the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year, and was recognized as a future legend by the Ad Club. He cofounded the Word of Mouth Marketing Association and authored two books on the subject including Grapevine and the Word of Mouth Manual Volume II. A long time Techstars mentor, Dave also co-founded Intelligent.ly, a classroom space that helps star employees become managers with his wife, Sarah Hodges, and sits on the Board of Directors for the Boch Center for the Performing Arts. Enjoy!

On this episode of Protect the Hustle, Patrick takes a closer look at the crucial topic of diversity, including why diversity is so important, why as a sector we're pretty bad at creating truly diverse teams, and ultimately how we can make sure we're holding the line when it comes to diversity to make sure we're creating the best environment for our teams. Our journey exploring and learning about diversity includes interviews from David Cancel (CEO and Founder of Drift), Julia Austin (Senior Lecturer, Harvard Business School), Rand Fishkin (Founder of Moz and Sparktoro), Sarah Hodges (Partner at Pillar VC), and returning commentary from Patty McCord, former Chief Talent Officer of Netflix. This episode also contains a preview to two studies conducted by ProfitWell - one on resume bias and the other on the different work preferences amongst different demographics.

After interviewing Janet Comenos, CEO of Spotted, for Episode 21, I asked her to introduce me to one of her favorite people in the startup world. That night, she connected me with Sarah Hodges, Partner at Pillar VC. Literally 10 seconds into our coffee meeting I realized that A.) she's an absolute force of nature, and B.) I had to figure out a way to share her insights with all of you. After spending years as a a business, strategy, and marketing leader at a number of successful startups, Sarah is now making early stage investments in machine intelligence, AI, ML, robotics, and blockchain. All these subjects were fairly new to Sarah at the outset of her time at Pillar -- she refers to her first partner meeting as if it was spoken in another language! Over the past two years, she has gone deep into these new technologies with hundreds of founders and has been a driving force for the blockchain movement in Boston. In this episode, we played a fun game called "Pass or Play" in which she shared: - A cool startup in the region she wishes she had money in. - The most satisfying round she's been able to get into - An under-rated city for startups - An overhyped technology that needs to cool off a bit - The best founder to get a beer with - Which founder she'd go skydiving with - Her biggest fear as a venture capitalist - How she looks at competition with VCs for deals - Whether she gets stressed when making contrarian investments - Her perspective on ICOs Enjoy "Funding Friday," a fun conversation with Sarah Hodges. You can reach Sarah anytime @Hodges on Twitter.

My guest this week is Dave Balter, Founder and Partner of Flipside Crypto, a data solutions and investment club for cryptocurrencies. Dave really is a pillar of the Boston startup community… an innovation‐obsessed builder of companies, often as a Founder/CEO but also as a Board Member, advisor, or investor. As an operator Dave’s probably best known for Smarterer, which he founded, led, and sold to Pluralsight for $75 Million in 2014, and BzzAgent, which he founded, led, and sold to dunnhumby for $60 Million in 2011. Dave was named one of 30 Most Disruptive People in Boston Tech by Boston Magazine in 2016, was a Finalist for E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year, and was recognized as a Future Legend by the Ad Club. He co‐founded the Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA), and authored two books on the subject including Grapevine and The Word of Mouth Manual: Volume II.  As both an independent angel and Venture Partner in Boston Seed Capital, Dave’s investments have included Draft Kings, Promoboxx, FitnessKeeper. and HelpScout. A longtime TechStars mentor, Dave also co-founded Intelligent.ly — a classroom space that helps star employees become managers — with his wife Sarah Hodges back in in 2011, and sits on the Board of Directors of Boch Center for the Performing Arts.

This 4-hour radio documentary is co-produced by WUVS-LP and Connie Nesbary International LLC and supported by a grant from the Corporation of Public Broadcasting. Listen in, with moderator Connie Nesbary, MA LPC LLP, as we begin conversations with survivors and experts from across the U.S. exploring solutions to the pandemic of criminal sexual conduct. Our hope is that this program will raise awareness of the issues, promote compassion through understanding, and encourage conversations in communities about what changes need to be made so that all are safer from criminal sexual conduct. Survivor Healing Journeys features Donna Jenson, activist, and author of Healing My Life from Incest to Joy; Bill Murray, founder of the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse; Sarah Hodges, Owner of Innerform, Inc. and founder of the Beautiful Shame Campaign; and Rachel Thompson, owner of BadRedHead Media and author of Broken Places and Broken Pieces.

Frightening look at Human Trafficking in Mississippi with Sarah Hodges, Jody Dyess of the MS. State Human Trafficking Task Force and the Executive Director of Say Something, and Jasper Lowe with Heart Gallery Adoption. This podcast aired October 12, 2017 on Bott Radio Network Memphis affiliate 640 AM & 100.7 FM with host Byron Tyler.

Show Notes: http://bit.ly/2kH8hYEThis week's construction tech news with Rob McKinney (@conappguru) Josh Bone (@bim2thebone) and special guest host Kris Lengieza (@gieza0527)Featuring Construction Tech News of the Week including: - Dewalt Heated Hoodie- Paracosm's PX-80 Handheld 3D Scanner- Five Ways Technology Will Modernize Construction in 2017- Procore's Full Release of Dexter + Chaney Integration- Leica Geosystems Utility Detection Radar- The Future of BIM-And much more! Interview about digitizing the construction job site with guest Sarah Hodges, Director of the Construction Business Line at Autodesk. Follow @ConTechTrio on social media for more updates and to join the conversation! Listen to the show at http://jbknowledge.com/contechtrio Powered by JBKnowledge. Learn more at http://jbknowledge.com or follow @JBKnowledge on Twitter.

#AU2016 Exciting BIM360 Keynote Announcement & Exclusive Interview with Sarah Hodges @BIM360

Saint Patrick. The Book of Kells. And transcending the division between Catholics & Protestants. This special episode of the ALT podcast was recorded live in Ireland & features two guests: Kathryn Scott & Niall McNally. Kathryn Scott is a well-known songwriter & recording artist who has penned some amazing worship songs, such as "We Still Believe", "Child of God" & "Hungry (Falling on My Knees)". She & her husband, Alan, co-pastor Causeway Coast Vineyard in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, which seeks to bring healing & unity to their community & country. Niall McNally is an ecumenically-minded Catholic who communicates the Story of God both through words & images. He's passionate about technological art-forms such as Environmental Projection & has a lot of wisdom to share in how to approach art, liturgy & technology. _______________________________ SHOW NOTES: "How the Irish Saved Civilization" by Thomas Cahill http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0385418493/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0385418493&linkCode=as2&tag=wors07-20&linkId=P2BNPDQ4PQN53PY2 Jamie George's sermon on Saint Patrick: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sacred-broken-who-was-st./id220069761?i=337756362&mt=2 The Book of Kells app for iPad: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-book-of-kells/id572483284?mt=8 The Secret of Kells animated film: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/the-secret-of-kells/id390523341 Kathryn Scott: https://twitter.com/kathrynscott https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/kathryn-scott/id3088471 Niall McNally: https://twitter.com/niallmcnally http://CastIreland.com Celtic version of ALT Logo/Artwork by Sarah Hodges https://instagram.com/s_hodges Music: - “Siram” by Tony Anderson - A few selections from The Secret of Kells soundtrack. - “We Still Believe” & “Hungry” by Kathryn Scott - “Alleluia” by Eric Whitacre for visually enhanced show notes, go to illuminate.us/ALT-ep11-Ireland