Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Davies

Jeff Rosenkranz fixed income portfolio manager at Shelton Capital Management — manager of the Shelton Tactical Credit Fund — says that what investors are facing more than sticky inflation and interest rates is sticky uncertainty. That doubt has increased volatility, especially in individual companies, industries and sectors as proposed tariffs play out, but that turbulence represents new opportunities for credit buyers, especially in intermediate term corporate and high-yield bonds. David Trainer of New Constructs puts Spotify back in the Danger Zone, noting that a recent pop in the company's stock price has inflated to the point where valuations reflect revenues so unrealistic that a 50 percent haircut in the stock would be considered mild. Plus, Ted Rossman discusses a Bankrate.com study which shows that more than 80 percent of Americans spend money on at least one of six common financial vices (alcohol, lottery tickets, casino games, tobacco/cigarettes/e-cigarettes, sports betting, and marijuana/recreational cannabis), and Scott Davies, chief investment officer at CDAM, talks small-cap stocks in the Market Call.

From a humble bricklayer to building a $40 million honey empire, Scott Davies is living proof that with relentless determination and a never-say-die mentality, anything is possible. Scott's journey, which began with self-doubt and uncertainty, evolved into the story of an entrepreneur who overcame immense challenges to transform his business into what it is today. Now, his honey is stocked in over 500 Tesco stores across the UK, and his company proudly produces 25% of Britain's honey supply. This is not just a story of success, but also a heart warming tale of perseverance and personal growth. _______________ Sign up to Wise Business banking: https://wise.com/uk/business/?utm_source=secretleaders&utm_medium=audio&utm_campaign=Secret+Leaders_1H+2025&utm_content=Wise+Business Join Vanta and receive $1000 off: http://vanta.com/secretleaders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Introducing Scott Davies. He's the founder of Hilltop Honey, the 2nd largest honey brand in the UK with a turnover of £44mn selling over 13,000 tonnes of honey a year, the equivalent of 1000 double-decker buses. And while honey sales have been relatively stagnant for the last few years, Hilltop Honey has bucked the trend growing at an outstanding 22% a year.  It's impressive. Scott grew up in a pretty low income family in the middle of Wales, got pretty average GCSEs, didn't go to university and only started the businesses because he slipped a disk down the coal yard. Aged 23 with a 5k overdraft, Scott was faced with a choice: start a dog walking business, sell sports equipment on Amazon or start his own honey brand. Lucky for us he did the latter, starting Hilltop Honey back in 2011 living with mum and dad, who now lend a hand in the factory.  Look up ‘grit' means in the dictionary you'll find a picture of Scott there. He didn't pay himself for the first 3 years. They were on their last £400 when Holland & Barrett took a chance on the brand. And they've never taken on any investment. Now 13 years on, he has a market share of 12%, is expanding to the states and pays 130 people's mortgages every month.  In this episode we talk about what resilience means, the power of being no.2 and the highs and lows along the road. Enjoy  

Rob Worrall is joined by Christian James and Phil Annets, who has his FA Trophy hat on. Storm Darragh didn't deter a lot of the teams and the third round is looked at with stats, upsets and more besides. Slough Town manager Scott Davies joins Rob to chat about his side's derby win over Maidenhead United and Aldershot skipper Aaron Jones after his goal helped the Shots through. Subscribe, like and leave a review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this latest episode, we're diving into the remarkable story of Scott Davies, the visionary Welsh founder of Hilltop Honey. From an early career as a bricklayer and coal yard worker to building a £50M business (number two in the market) and designing and building his own 55,000 square foot factory, Scott's story is a testament to resilience, innovation, and an unyielding passion for bees and business!Scott takes us behind the scenes of Hilltop Honey's unlikely start and rise to success, sharing his experiences and the strategies that have helped him overcome challenges and achieve incredible growth. It's packed with inspiration for founders, dreamers, and anyone looking to turn adversity into opportunity. If you are interested in understanding what it takes to grow and lead a business of this size, then this is an episode for you.By the way, if you're listening to this on Spotify, you'll find a place where it says ASK A QUESTION. You can ask Fiona Fitz a question, and she will be able to answer you. So, if you have any questions about this episode or anything you thought helpful, please let Fiona know!Useful links:Hilltop Honey WebsiteScott Davies LinkedInInstagramFacebookAND ... if this episode inspires you to think about new ways to drive business growth, PLEASE click FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE and leave a review. You don't want to miss the next episode, in which Fiona Fitz talks with another successful founder of a challenger brand who shares more valuable insights into driving growth. Plus, your small gesture will be truly appreciatedPlease don't hesitate to join our Brand Growth Heroes community to keep learning from the founders of challenger brands who are thinking differently about growth: Follow us across our BGH socials: LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and X.Sign up for the latest news and information on theBrand Growth Heroes Mini MBA here.Thanks to my Sound Engineer, Gyp Buggane, Ballagroove.com and podcast producer/content creator, Kathryn Watts, Social KEWS.

Scott is a Managing Director and Co-Head of Real Estate on the Real Assets Investment team where he is responsible for the evaluation and due diligence of private real estate investment opportunities. He is a member of the Real Assets Investment Committee. From 2011 until joining Hamilton Lane in 2017, Scott was a Senior Consultant with Real Asset Portfolio Management LLC focused primarily on the Firm's real estate investment initiatives with secondary support on other asset classes. Previously, Scott worked in San Diego, California for two private investment firms where he focused on acquiring and trading commercial real estate whole loans and real estate as well as leading underwriting efforts for acquisition of commercial and residential real estate and debt opportunities.Links:Hamilton Lane - https://www.hamiltonlane.com/en-usScott on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-davies-06ab503/Brandon on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsedloff/Juniper Square - https://www.junipersquare.com/Topics:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:01:05) - Scott's background and career(00:15:22) - What is Hamilton-Lane's footprint today?(00:18:48) - Bringing the best ideas to clients(00:20:50) - Why haven't people heard of HL?(00:22:28) - What are the table stakes for an exceptional investment manager?(00:28:49) - Does HL have its own discretionary investment vehicle?(00:30:32) - What are you seeing in terms of investor appetite?(00:31:50) - How do you work with investment managers?(00:33:41) - How are you looking at the performance track records in the post-ZIRP era?(00:38:10) - How do you think about operational due diligence?(00:41:00) - What are you seeing in the market today?(00:48:29) - Has the private wealth side of Hamilton Lane crossed over into real assets?(00:50:03) - What do you want to see more in your flow?

Scott Davies, the founder of Hill Top Honey has built an incredible business with the combination of tenacity and a £5,000 bank loan. He was a bricklayer who hurt his back and decided to change tact and set up a honey business. He came on the Food Talk Show with Ollie Lloyd and Susie Warran-Smith many years ago, but alot has happened in the last 8 years. Hill Top Honey, based in Newtown Wales, now turns over £43 million and has more than 130 employees. He had to be patient at the beginning, paying himself tiny amounts, exhibiting at trade shows to get close to his consumers and ultimately living within his means. He got a local Welsh packaging agency to create his early designs for £500 and admits that he didn't even know what a brief was when he first started.  He has taken a radical approach for a challenger brand where he has decided to be cheaper than the market leader and fundamentally better, on taste and method of production. Scott thinks too many brands splash the cash and waste money on getting people to buy their products once. He thinks he hasn't made a sale unless someone buys his brand twice. He is a committed employer and only recently got his B-Corp status to allow him to talk more meaningfully about their approach to business. As he says, it matters to him that his team can afford to live well, and in a small town, everyone knows how you run your business.  The business recently did a big packaging refresh with Big Fish. He has waited this long because it is only now that he thinks the business is ready, as it knows where it is going and has the funds to do this. As the saying goes, it is often the tortoise that wins the race. Edited by Stella Gent

Craig Johnson, senior research analyst at Piper Sandler, says that the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Standard & poor's 500 and the Nasdaq Composite are all "trading at the very upper end of an 18-month trading range and this is not usually where you start a whole other leg higher," so he expects a correction back to about 4,600 on the S&P in the next six weeks. When that move is finished, Johnson expects the market to resume its upturn but  then to settle into a "high-level trading range," which he says is typical of election years and that it amounts to a sideways move. In that environment, the market will recover from the correction, and then he notes that he thinks it will fizzle and go sideways. Also on the show, Wade Pfau, professor of retirement income at The American College of Financial Services, discusses the latest updated to his “Retirement Planning Guidebook," which center around "tax mapping" and how investors may want to rethink investment strategies in retirement with an eye on minimizing taxes using strategies most haven't considered before now. In the Market Call, Scott Davies, founder/chief investment officer at CDAM, talks about "fire and forget" investing.

Slough Town are on the cusp of the Vanarama National League South play-offs. Rob Davies and Neil Maskell discuss what Scott Davies is getting right on and off the pitch. Elsewhere, Virginia Water's hunt for a new home goes to the planners. Listen to the full Berkshire Football Stories episode of the podcast at https://footballinberkshire.co.uk/how... Watch the podcast by subscribing to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@footballinbe... Get more Berkshire Football in your life. Subscribe for free at: https://footballinberkshire.co.uk/con... Berkshire Football Stories is supported by The Curious Academy: A skills hub running a Sales Academy, Digital Skills Bootcamp and Data Analytics training in Reading. Find out more at https://www.thecuriousacademy.co.uk/ The podcast also supported by our friends at TicketPass, the ethical ticketing company that donates 50% of its booking fee to charity to empower the people that matter: event organisers and attendees. Find out more at: https://ticketpass.org/our-mission

Slough Town dominate proceedings on the Berkshire Football Stories podcast this week as supporter Scott McNeish joins Dan Walkley and host Tom Canning. As well as the Rebels National League exploits, the team covers FC Bapco's FA Sunday Cup run coming to an end, a cup semi-final that wasn't and Leanne Harkins first goal of the season that was actually her third. It was that sort of chaotic podcast. Watch the podcast by subscribing to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@footballinberkshire?sub_confirmation=1 Berkshire Football Stories is supported by The Curious Academy: A skills hub running a Sales Academy, Digital Skills Bootcamp and Data Analytics training in Reading. Find out more at https://www.thecuriousacademy.co.uk/ The podcast also supported by our friends at TicketPass, the ethical ticketing company that donates 50% of its booking fee to charity to empower the people that matter: event organisers and attendees. Find out more at: https://ticketpass.org/our-mission You can also find us at www.footballinberkshire.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/fiberkshire Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/footballinberkshire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiberkshire/ #podcast #nonleague #berkshire

THRILL OF THE HILL | Carbon and benchmarking carbon are here to stay, firmly embedded in the best practice for the farming community. With COP28 happening now, the need to decarbonise farming has never been clearer but how to do that in a sustainable manner remains a big question for many. Carbon calculators are designed to identify carbon emissions in a business, where they are happening, to provide insights for positive actions. Agrecalc has been one of Scotland's leading calculators and has seen widescale uptake since the days of the Beef Efficiency Scheme, but as the carbon story becomes more important, the ability to get reliable, detailed information on a farm's carbon footprint has never been more important and crucially, having confidence in the data to take steps to improve is hugely important. So regardless of which carbon calculator you are using, the time to count carbon is now.In this episode, Scott Davies, CEO of Agrecalc discusses the uptake of carbon auditing, the need for a scientific consensus of emissions and how they are calculated, the move to the cloud and the increased functionality that will allow, better, more accurate interpretation of farm results and a clearer pathway forward. Hosted by Alexander Pirie, Edited by Malcolm MacDonald, Produced by Beth Errington, Executive Producer Kerry Hammond, in association with The Scottish Government.Related FAS Resourceshttps://www.fas.scot/publication/thrill-of-the-hill-9-digging-deep-on-soil-carbon/https://www.fas.scot/article/fundamentals-of-soil-carbon/https://www.fas.scot/carbon-audits/

THRILL OF THE HILL | Carbon and benchmarking carbon are here to stay, firmly embedded in the best practice for the farming community. With COP28 happening now, the need to decarbonise farming has never been clearer but how to do that in a sustainable manner remains a big question for many. Carbon calculators are designed to identify carbon emissions in a business, where they are happening, to provide insights for positive actions. Agrecalc has been one of Scotland's leading calculators and has seen widescale uptake since the days of the Beef Efficiency Scheme, but as the carbon story becomes more important, the ability to get reliable, detailed information on a farm's carbon footprint has never been more important and crucially, having confidence in the data to take steps to improve is hugely important. So regardless of which carbon calculator you are using, the time to count carbon is now.In this episode, Scott Davies, CEO of Agrecalc discusses the uptake of carbon auditing, the need for a scientific consensus of emissions and how they are calculated, the move to the cloud and the increased functionality that will allow, better, more accurate interpretation of farm results and a clearer pathway forward. Hosted by Alexander Pirie, Edited by Malcolm MacDonald, Produced by Beth Errington, Executive Producer Kerry Hammond, in association with The Scottish Government.Related FAS Resourceshttps://www.fas.scot/publication/thrill-of-the-hill-9-digging-deep-on-soil-carbon/https://www.fas.scot/article/fundamentals-of-soil-carbon/https://www.fas.scot/carbon-audits/

Mark Chapman, Rory Smith, Chris Sutton and Steph Houghton dissect the weekend's big football stories. Tottenham miss the chance to go back to the top of the Premier League, after being reduced to nine men and slumping to a 4-1 defeat to Chelsea. Hear from both Ange Postecoglou and Mauricio Pochettino. Jeremy Doku made a dazzling contribution in Manchester City's win over Bournemouth on Saturday – Steph gives us some insight on what he's like around the training ground. With Emma Hayes swapping the WSL to become head coach of the United States women's national team, we reflect on her legacy with Meg Linehan, Senior Writer at The Athletic. And Slough Town player-manager Scott Davies joins us after his goal earned his side a replay against Grimsby in the FA Cup first round, and discusses his struggles with a gambling addiction. TOPICS 0'23 Jeremy Doku 8'30 Emma Hayes 21'30 Scott Davies 38'40 Tottenham 1-4 Chelsea 44'20 Ange Postecoglou interview 45'55 Mauricio Pochettino interview

With surveys showing that most young adults feel they won't be able to afford to buy a home if they don't win a lottery, Chuck talks with Ajaie Albert, communications director at Lotto N Crowd -- a site that tries to mix financial literacy with lottery insights and the ability to join ticket pools -- about whether there is much anyone can do to meaningfully impact their chances of winning. Speaking of the struggles to buy a home, Emily Thornton discusses a study showing that homeowners are struggling too, with nearly 4 in 10 postponing repairs due to the effects of inflation. Plus forensic accountant Tracy Coenen talks about getting tax documents from reluctant spouses and their accountants, and then discusses red flags that show up in credit-card transactions in the latest episode of 'Find Me The Money,' and Scott Davies, chief investment officer at CDAM, talks stocks in the Market Call.

Join host Pamela McNally, NKBA's SVP of Marketing + Digital, as she talks with Dacor's Geraldine Morrison, Executive Director, and Scott Davies, Director of Marketing, about what today's luxury consumer is looking for in their kitchens, now and in the future. Sponsored by Dacor

It's a bumper edition as Rob hosts with Dickie joining as usual and they are joined by BT Sport pundit Aaron McClean and also by Slough Town player manager Scott Davies. Hats are tipped to the three National League sides in the third round of the FA Cup as Wrexham are sent to Coventry but come away victorious to seal their place in the fourth round with Boreham Wood and Chesterfield getting draws. In the National League Rob catches up with victorious Notts County gaffer Luke Williams after they win at Aldershot. Scott tells us about how he is adapting to the stresses and strains of management and we review the rest of the division and the North and South. Subscribe and leave us a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a bumper edition as Rob hosts with Dickie joining as usual and they are joined by BT Sport pundit Aaron McClean and also by Slough Town player manager Scott Davies. Hats are tipped to the three National League sides in the third round of the FA Cup as Wrexham are sent to Coventry but come away victorious to seal their place in the fourth round with Boreham Wood and Chesterfield getting draws. In the National League Rob catches up with victorious Notts County gaffer Luke Williams after they win at Aldershot.Scott tells us about how he is adapting to the stresses and strains of management and we review the rest of the division and the North and South. Subscribe and leave us a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Craig Callahan, founder and chief executive officer at the ICON Funds -- who correctly called the bottom of the pandemic-driven bear market in March 2020 -- says that there are signs that the stock market has been through the ringer, but it's not yet showing enough signs that it has reached a bottom. Callahan says the market is roughly at fair value, not nearly beaten up enough to create the kind of widespread bargains normally found at a market bottom. the way it typically would be in As a result, he is holding maximum cash, waiting for inflation to start to ease, which should key the market reaction that puts him back in a buying mood. Also on the show, Rich Compson, head of managed accounts at Fidelity Investments talks about "direct indexing" or personalized indexing, and how it is now available to average investors with much smaller account balances; and in the Market Call, Scott Davies, founder and chief investment officer at CDAM, talks about international value investing now.

The latest guest on Behind The Badge is a player that was only at Oxford United for a couple of years, but left a big impression and is still highly regarded.Midfielder (cum left-back!) Scott Davies had other things going on in his life while he was at United but it was only after he left the club in 2014 that this all came to light.Scott told us his story, warts and all, in exactly the way you would expect. Full of honesty, charm and good humour! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scott Davies is an Urban Designer who in his own words is all about creating places people love. Scott had over 14 years experience in urban design across Australia, with a focus on large scale precinct planning, master planning for town centres and urban regeneration.One of Hassell's Senior Associates, Scott Davies, is the project lead on Hassell's work in the new Western Sydney Aerotropolis and its strategic urban design and public realm framework.In a timely move, after all our rain and flooding we have had in Sydney, Scott is tasked with implementing Hassell's vision for the newly announced precinct plan will completely transform the most degraded catchment in the Hawkesbury-Nepean River by incorporating world-leading urban planning, environment design and mostly important, designing for Country principals.  But it's his work with the Western Sydney Aerotropolis that is of most interest.

Just how do you keep on top of innovation? Do you follow the trends, or help create them? In the world of beer, over time, much has changed and much has stayed the same.  And one company that has played an integral role in the development of the brewing industry, as well the distilling sector is Briggs of Burton, the world's oldest and number one distilling and brewing design and engineering company. With a history dating back to 1732, they know a thing or two about helping brewers and distillers achieve their goals. So with that in mind our colleagues at our sister title, The Distillers Journal, sat down with the company to find our more. Because while spirit consumption around the world continues to grow, customers are demanding more, wanting to feel as good about the distillery as about the spirit they're drinking. Green credentials and sustainability platforms have grown in importance as much as quality and flavour.  However, with the rise in fuel and raw material prices, distillers have to wonder…will they be able to meet their customers demands, while maintaining a healthy bottom line?  Joining us for this episode from Briggs is Scott Davies who discusses some of the major issues and challenges facing the industry today and how Briggs of Burton is helping them to overcome them…

In healthcare, powerful new data-based tools are revolutionizing the way we make decisions - putting individuals in charge of their own healthcare journeys and supporting the effective delivery of proactive and preventative care. What are the key trends that will help healthcare organizations shift from patient care to continuous wellbeing? In this podcast episode, Scott Davies shares the trends and technologies that will augment healthcare experiences for patients and organizations. Refer to the full report here 

It was an action packed weekend in the National League, scorss the three divisions, and joining Luke to review the action was Rob, Dickie and Slough Town midfielder, Scott Davies.  Also dropping in to give us his thoughts on the season so far and looking ahead to there big FA cup tie against Reading was Kidderminster manager Russ Penn.Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was an action packed weekend in the National League, scorss the three divisions, and joining Luke to review the action was Rob, Dickie and Slough Town midfielder, Scott Davies.  Also dropping in to give us his thoughts on the season so far and looking ahead to there big FA cup tie against Reading was Kidderminster manager Russ Penn. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms

Det lutar åt lauter! David är tillbaka och nördar loss med besked. Hellauter, halvlauter – milda mäsktunnor, vilken djupdykning. Dessutom dåliga korkar, rökig feedback från läsarna och ett härligt besök på engelska The Cotswolds distillery. Och Mathias på 50-årsfestival. Vilket avsnitt! Just D:s klassiker 87, 87: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHO4wGZsVI8 Three strikes and you're out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-strikes_law Vad var det i glaset? David hade denna galna BenRiach: https://www.whiskybase.com/whiskies/whisky/34655/benriach-1976 2015 skrev David denna lyriska skildring av den underbara whiskybutiken The Old Pipe: https://tjederswhisky.se/the-old-pipe/ Mathias drack te och hämtade sig från hejdlöst lördagssupande. Jeroen smuttade dubbelt, på Loch Lomond Original och Madeira cask: https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/sprit/loch-lomond-original-59701/ https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/sprit/loch-lomond-madeira-cask-finish-nas-53001/ Allt om Whiskys livesändning med Loch Lomond och Glen Scotia: https://youtu.be/LoOlpcJDBSc Det där med Octomore… Far och son Lüning, jättebra källa till kunskap här: https://www.whisky.com/ David minns inte vilken av Horst Lünings provningar av Octomore det var han hade sett så här får ni tre ganska långa (han gillar ingen av dem)… Horst Lüning provar Octomore 07.2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPvo5oXw4ck Horst Lüning provar Octomore 6.3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN0OraQxYV0 Horst Lüning provar Octomore 06.1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMrGAoGT4i4 Tomintoul peaty tang hittar ni här: https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/sprit/tomintoul-32701/ Lauter, halvlauter, traditionella mäsktunnor En bild som David la upp med bara bitar av en falskbotten till en mäsktunna: https://www.facebook.com/entreawhisky/posts/429726095354503 Det finns gott om källor kring detta med mäsktunnor men låt oss göra det enkelt för oss och stanna vid denna: Scott Davies, Mark Philips & John Hancock, ”Evolution of a mash tun”, presentation på Distilled Spirits Conference 2014, ligger uppe bland annat här: https://www.briggsplc.com/wp-content/uploads/technical-papers/davies-mashing-wdsc2014complete.pdf Jättekort kan ni också kolla här: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/usfeatures/maltwhisky/mashtun.html Och apropå att far och son Lüning har bra info på sin sida, titta här: https://www.whisky.com/information/knowledge/production/details/mashing.html En snabbtitt ned i Edradours traditionella mäsktunna här: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nscCh2GOf64 Deanstons traditionella mäsktunna med räfsorna igång (tidigt under mäskningen, mäsktunnan är långt ifrån tillräckligt full här): https://youtu.be/LXg6qrvq3Y?t=107 Ardbegs halvlautermäsktunna inuti med de där vertikala liksom pinnarna i rostfritt stål: Foto: Marcus Hotakainen Här kan man se den lilla inbyggda plogfunktionen och de lite mer Z-formade grunkorna på pinnarna på en hellauter: https://www.bevindustry.com/articles/90987-tips-for-improving-todays-brewhouse Den där omtalade Craigellachien från Dram good whisky… https://www.whiskybase.com/whiskies/whisky/71038/craigellachie-2003-ct Whiskybroker som kör filtrering men en del svart kan ibland finnas i botten på flaskorna: https://www.whiskybroker.co.uk/ Veckans destilleri: Cotswolds Hemsida: https://www.cotswoldsdistillery.com/ En intervju med Daniel Szor, destillerichefen: https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/interviews/five-minutes-with/25823/daniel-szor-cotswolds-distillery/ Se också här: https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/from-the-editors/22827/what-is-english-whisky/ Ett urval hyllande och diskuterande texter om Jim Swan: https://www.masterofmalt.com/blog/post/jim-swan-a-legacy-of-style.aspx https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/in-depth/12859/obituary-dr-jim-swan-1941-2017/ Och ja, kapaciteten ligger på rejält under en miljon liter ren sprit om året. Det finns en hel del flarror att köpa på Systembolaget. Här når du oss: En trea whisky på Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/entreawhisky) Maila till oss på hej@entreawhisky.se Davids blogg tjederswhisky.se (https://www.tjederswhisky.se) Följ oss på Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entreawhisky

Dr. Scott Davies educates us on onboarding assessments and what the details of the assessment revealshttps://pointleader.us/about/. PointLeader Predictive Analytics is the new standard to which other HR assessment solutions will be compared into the future. 

Wthnos ‘ma clywn wrth y seiclwr professiynol Scott Davies. Yn wreiddiol o Gaerfyrddin, ma Scott nawr yn seiclo i dîm Bahrain Victorious. Clywn am ei yrfa seiclo gyd yn hyn a'r anaf sydd wedi bod yn ei boeni eleni.

LifeStyled Club founders Maggie and Helen chat to former footballer Scott Davies and former cricketer Patrick Foster about gambling in football.Both Scott and Patrick are reformed problem gamblers and give us an eye-opening and honest account of their journey's with severe gambling addiction.As wives of former professional footballers ourselves and having created the LifeStyled Club community for the wives and partners of professional footballers, it's important to discuss the addiction problem that's so prevalent in football, that impacts heavily on the families.Scott and Patrick - who are both part of the team at Epic Risk Management - discuss with us why they believe sportsmen and women are more vulnerable to developing a gambling addiction, what signs and behaviours to look out for and the effect and impact addiction to gambling can have on the loved ones.Follow LifeStyled Club on Instagram Follow Scott Davies on Instagram Follow Patrick Foster on Instagram Visit Epic Risk Management LifeStyled Clubs members-only website

In the episode, we have former Reading midfielder Scott Davies. He talks about: How gambling took over his life and how you managed to get a handle on it. How he gambled away the deposit on his house in 15 days. How he lost his identity and turned up to pre-season training two stone overweight If you need any help with any of the issues that were discussed in this podcast please get in contact with Gamcare. https://www.gamcare.org.uk/ If you enjoyed this podcast please do us a favour, share and subscribe and give us a five-star review on Apple Podcasts.    

This Is Tranmere Podcast is sponsored by the Tranmere Rovers Official Supporters Club and is brought to you by Matt Hibbert, Jake Keogh and Paul Harper. 100% unofficial and free! A new series of pods we're going to try and do immidiately after all games this season, instant post match analysis and chat using your input via twitter. To be involved just tweet us your thoughts after the final whistle. A much imporived performace from Friday, but that wasn't exactly going to be hard to accomplish, but still a disappointing result being held 1-1 by top of the table Cambridge. Our final ball and crossing today was atrocious, and it simply has to improve if we have any realistic aspirations of being in that top 3 come May, and on top of that, the hamstring injury to Jay Spearing is potentially a huge blow as he now joins James Vaughan and Scott Davies on the injured list. Please follow the podcast on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook. Twitter.com/ThisIsTranmere Instagram.com/ThisIsTranmere facebook.com/thisistranmere

Our third bonus episode, recorded via Zoom during the lockdown, is with Scott Davies.It would be tempting to regard Scott's story as a sad one: a super talented young footballer with Reading FC, gripped by an addiction to gambling at a young age, and squandering his chance to play at the top level of English football, however, his is an uplifting tale. He hasn't placed a bet since the summer of 2015 and devotes his time now to helping young players understand the huge damage that can be caused by these addictive behaviours, whilst also continuing to play the game he loves semi professionally.This episode is brought to you by Scott's current employers EPIC Risk Management. Working with EPIC Scott travels across the Football League talking to young players and warning them of the dangers of addictive behaviours.Other topics, such as peer pressure and the masculine environment are covered in this illuminating chat, Part 1, of a two Part episode.

Our third bonus episode, recorded via Zoom during the lockdown, is with Scott Davies. This is Part 2 discussing Scott's struggle with an addiction to gambling, the end to his time at Reading FC, his addiction spiralling further out of control and then ... redemption with help from Sporting Chance and his employers at EPIC Risk Management.Hold on to your hats.

Josh Dawson and Jonathan Latimer speak to Tranmere captain Scott Davies. EFL journalist Jack Goodwin also joins the hosts to talk to the Rovers goalkeeper.

Lee chats with Ex-Professional Footballer Scott Davies about his time in the game and what he's up to now. Talking about his career highs and lows and what he would change if he had the chance to live it again!

BEST OF CES 2021 + Guest Scott Davies // Episode 2 // Tech is Hard Podcast, Today we have special guest Scott Davies on the show who is esk8 expert and we talk all about and recap CES 2021, it should be fun!

Scott Davies is the CEO and Founder of the Nightingale App, which matches healthcare professionals with their perfect shifts. Scott believes in using technology for good and is striving to make a difference with his business that is not an agency. Scott joins me today to share his leadership and career journey – from where he started to what and why he is doing what he does today. He talks about his leadership style and in particular, leadership under stress. We talk about what it takes and what it means to build a sustainable organisation. And finally, we talk sales – how they win new clients and the language they use to do it.   “The driver of this business is – how do we use tech for good and help Primary Care Services, Urgent Care Services improve and manage their workforce and their capacity and demand? How do we do that? And then we can worry about the monetisation of it afterwards.” Scott Davies   This week on The Business of Healthcare: Scott's leadership and career journey to date. What the Nightingale App does. The difference in leadership styles. How to lead and be a leader under stress. What it means to build a sustainable organisation. How to win new clients. The importance of language when selling.   Connect with Scott Davies: Nightingale App website Scott Davies on Twitter Nightingale App on Twitter Nightingale App on Instagram Work with me I'm Tara Humphrey and I'm the founder of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy. I provide project and network management to Primary Care Networks and consulting support to clinical leads. To date, I've worked with 11 Training Hubs and 12 Primary Care Networks. I have over 20 years of project management and business development experience across the private and public sector and have an MBA in Leadership and Management in Healthcare. I'm also published in the London Journal of Primary Care and the author of over 190 blogs.  For more weekly insights and advice sign up to my newsletter. Improving the Business of Healthcare – One Episode at a Time Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Business of Healthcare Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, leave your honest review, and share your favourite episodes on social media. Find us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn or visit our website – THC Primary Care.

Dr. Scott Davies is founder and Chief Executive Officer for PointLeader, Inc. He has over 25 years experience working with organizations of all types and sizes to identify and solve their talent management measurement issues. He received his PhD in I/O Psychology with minors in Quantitative Psychology and Program Evaluation from The Ohio State University. He has assisted over 500 organizations around the globe and across government, private sector, public sector, and not-for-profit sectors to define, implement and improve the strategic management of their talent for the good of their people and their bottom line.Follow Dr. Scott on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drscottdavies/Learn more about PointLeader here: https://b2linked.com/Follow and connect with the host, Connor Dube: https://www.linkedin.com/in/socialsellingexpert/Instagram: connor_dubeLearn the LinkedIn Secrets to Winning More Deals With ANY Target Account and Securing More Sales Meetings With Even the Most Difficult-to-Reach Prospects, Without Hurting Your Company’s Reputation with our No-Cost Training: http://www1.activeblogs.com/value-videoVisit Active Blogs @ www.activeblogs.com for more FREE B2B Marketing resources, podcasts, and make sure to reach out today for a Marketing Second Opinion to identify where to reduce marketing costs, optimize, or identify new strategies to implement for your business development efforts.

In the distant year of 2013, I had the pleasure of interviewing Scott Davies, a programmer, SEGA fan, and the creator of RetroAchievements, a project that intended to add achievements to old games. This week, I'm joined on The SEGA Lounge by Meleu, a staffer over at RetroAchievements. We talk about the site's inception, Meleu's work with the RA community and what's in store for the future. Do you love collecting trophies or achievements in modern games? Ever wished you could get achievements in your favorite retro games? Keep listening to find out how you can make that happen thanks to RetroAchievements. Check out the RetroAchievements website: http://retroachievements.org/ RA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RetroCheevos RANews: https://news.retroachievements.org/ This episode is sponsored by Podpage: thesegalounge.com/podpage Theme song of The SEGA Lounge by OSC. You can buy it at 'name your price' by going to https://opussciencecollective.bandcamp.com/album/megane-hatsune-miku-project-diva. Follow The SEGA Lounge on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesegalounge Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesegalounge Check out our website at https://www.thesegalounge.com Find KC on social media: https://streamerlinks.com/kcradioman

Ian Boswell rejoins the team for stage 31 of The Grandest Tour, looking back at stage 16 of the Vuelta a España, ahead to Saturday’s decisive one, and also back at the Giro d’Italia. Boswell tells us what to expect on the final climb of the Vuelta, to Alto de la Covatilla, which he rode himself when the race was last there in 2018 and the stage was won by his friend, Ben King. We hear from our audio diarist, Scott Davies of Bahrain-McLaren, whose young British teammate Fred Wright managed a strong result on Thursday. And there’s an interview with Fran Reyes, who tells us about Equipo Kern Pharma, the new Spanish ProTeam that will launch in 2021. The Cycling Podcast is supported by iwoca and Science in Sport

Adam Robert Lewis sits down (virtually) with Scottish actor and singer, Scott Davies. Born in Glasgow, Scott trained in Opera at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Scott has worked in both Opera and Musical Theatre, performing in Carmen, Rigoletto, Tosca, Cats, Carousel, Brigadoon and Phantom of the Opera. Scott Davies has been playing the Phantom for over 25 years now. Few actors are so deeply connected as Scott Davies is with The Phantom of the Opera. From joining the show as a swing back in 1991, Scott has risen through the ranks and is now a firm fan favourite Phantom among many! For those who have been lucky to watch his performance he's performed the immortal word's "Music of the Night" over 2,000 times...Up until the closure of the West End theatre's Scott was the standby phantom at Her Majesty’s Theatre a position he's held for more than 10 years. Music of the Night extract copyright of The Really Useful GroupCoaltown Coffee A multi award winning small batch specialty coffee roastery from Ammanford South Wales.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/brewingactors)

Join us as we head to London to talk with the amazing Scott Davies about his 2500+ performances of Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera, his operatic career, stage craft and tons of laughs. https://www.broadwayworld.com/people/Scott-Davies/

I've got a great episode on qualitative research in IO psychology coming up. In the meantime, here's a brief clip from one of the guests on that show, Dr. Scott Davies of PointLeader Predictive Analytics. Be sure to check out the episode page for a transcript and more links.

It's a long podcast but well worth a listen as Luke, Dickie and Rob are joined by BT Sport's leading National League Commentator, Adam Summerton and Altrincham FC director Bill Waterson.They give their views on what it's been like trying to organise the playoffs, the costs involved and of course what they think will happen in the on field action as they preview all six playoff elimination games.You can also hear from Gateshead midfielder JJ O'Donnell, Slough midfielder Scott Davies and Dartford midfielder Nick Arnold on facing each other and Bath City manager Jerry Gill.Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a long podcast but well worth a listen as Luke, Dickie and Rob are joined by BT Sport's leading National League Commentator, Adam Summerton and Altrincham FC director Bill Waterson. They give their views on what it's been like trying to organise the playoffs, the costs involved and of course what they think will happen in the on field action as they preview all six playoff elimination games. You can also hear from Gateshead midfielder JJ O'Donnell, Slough midfielder Scott Davies and Dartford midfielder Nick Arnold on facing each other and Bath City manager Jerry Gill. Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify 

The boards are on charge and we've ordered some drinks. Let's talk about what's been going on the scene over the last couple of weeks, including Ownboard's AT1W and the issue of design mimicry, what's surprising about the Exway Flex, eskate conspiracy theories involving esk8 hubs, Bound Motor, Jed Boards, Ride Neo and Boa wheels. The Backfire Zealot gets a mention, as does Dot boards, Hoyt St, Loaded x Unlimited, the Ownboard AT/GT and Cloudwheels. We discuss the Lee Wright vs. Evolve controversy, the Trampa vs. Average Eskate Reviews controversy, the new Flux Motion Lacroix competitor and more! -Discounts/Support the podcast- https://samjadelaide.com/discounts -Connect with me- https://samjadelaide.com for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and more. -Scott Davies- https://youtube.com/channel/UCmLtejsN3ut6P6c433aQMVg -Eskate Hub/Nate Gell- https://eskatehub.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/samjadelaide/message

Episode Four: Addiction, football finances, and the importance of family.   Scott Davies moved away from home to join Reading FC at the age of 15. By the time he was 16, Scott had developed a gambling addiction. At 17, Scott was earning upwards of £2000 a week, almost all of which he spent satisfying his addiction.  By the time Scott was 27, he had lost over £200,000 to gambling, as well as his professional career. With the support of friends and family, Scott was able to turn his life around.  Our regular line up, Dan, Ant, Ryan, and Katie, speak to Scott about his career, his struggles with addiction, and the crucial network of loved ones, that he holds in such high regard. Scott also tells us about what he's done post-recovery, to try and address the issues surrounding finance and addiction within football. 

This week Luke, Rob and Dickie are joined by Slough Town midfielder Scott Davies to review the trophy action, including all the upsets provided by Dorking, Kings Lynn, FC United, Royston and Hornchurch and near misses for Bradford PA, Southport and Solihull Moors.  Also should Trophy games be deiced on the day, Chester FC's Simon Grand and Chippenham Town manager Mark Collier.Don't forget to subscribe to us on Itunes and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Luke, Rob and Dickie are joined by Slough Town midfielder Scott Davies to review the trophy action, including all the upsets provided by Dorking, Kings Lynn, FC United, Royston and Hornchurch and near misses for Bradford PA, Southport and Solihull Moors.  Also should Trophy games be deiced on the day, Chester FC's Simon Grand and Chippenham Town manager Mark Collier. Don't forget to subscribe to us on Itunes and Spotify

Former Premier League players Matt Piper and Scott Davies talk candidly about their battles with addiction and how they hope to help educate others about prevention. Both sought help via Sporting Chance, a charity set up by former Arsenal captain Tony Adams specifically designed to help athletes with addictions. We also look ahead to the men's Basketball World Cup in China, where the USA are looking to defend their title from 2014 amidst an on-going political storm between the host nation and Hong Kong. We travel to Japan where Tokyo will become the only city to have hosted the Paralympic games twice, but are they ready to stage such an event? Manchester United's famous class of '92 take us back to school - literally! Brothers Gary and Phil Neville and their former teammates Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt are opening a university that will aim to teach the philosophies of their former manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Oh hi, sorry I didn’t see you there. Come on in and put your feet up. You’re just in time for the latest episode of the number one travel management podcast, Absolute Clarity! On today’s show, Kyle sits down with the CEO of ITM, Scott Davies, to discuss their recent conference. From inspirational speakers to a record number of attendees, this year’s ITM conference exceeding all expectations and Scott takes us behind the scenes on what it took to put it together. We also get the inside scoop on ITM’s new podcast series, The ITM Podcast, and why Clarity has such a close connection to it. All this and more on the latest episode of Absolute Clarity. The Institute of Travel Management (ITM) is dedicated to supporting and developing all those involved in corporate travel. Established in 1956, they are proud to represent over 4,000 business travel buyers and suppliers across the UK and Ireland. For more information about ITM, please visit https://www.itm.org.uk/ Don’t forget you can join the conversation on Twitter by following @Clarity_BT and using the hashtag #AbsoluteClarity You can also email your comments, questions and concerns to podcast@claritybt.com Please like, share, rate and subscribe to us using your podcast player of choice.

Richard, Lionel and Daniel answer your questions on the 2019 Giro d'Italia for one last time before wrapping-up the final talking points. We also hear some reflections on the pink race from a handful of the veterans of the Baby Giro, including Pavel Sivakov, Mikkel Honore, Scott Davies and Jai Hindley.   Finally, there are a few words from Mitchelton-Scott owner Gerry Ryan on Esteban Chaves' win at San Martino di Castrozza and the future of the team. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science in Sport. Thank to Amaraterra for providing the music in this episode.

The Giro d’Italia arrived in Modena, home of Luciano Pavarotti and balsamic vinegar and on the doorstep of the Ferrari Formula 1 team on the day that their former world champion Niki Lauda died. Join Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe for an unexpected, uncharacteristic but very welcome post stage G&T as they discuss the winners and losers of a crash-affected sprint finish. We hear from the Groupama-FDJ team-mates of stage winner Arnaud Demare and discuss which of the sprinters can win in tomorrow’s last chance saloon and whether Italian champion Elia Viviani can save his Giro at the last moment. In the second part we take a trip to Cesenatico and the Marco Pantani museum as the Giro approaches the 20th anniversary of his great downfall at Madonna di Campiglio. We also eat piadine at the family-owned sandwich shop. In part three we discuss the theory of de-training during a relatively easy opening week and get the opinion of Team Sunweb’s race coach Matt Winston, then hear from the young Welshman making his Grand Tour debut, Scott Davies. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science in Sport.

WSOP bracelet winner and global poker star Scott Davies joins us from a chilled out retreat in Panama, where he's getting in some study and practice time prior to this year's WSOP. And what better way to test his skills than tackling a PPP poser and strat-chat hand? Scott explains how to handle two contrasting villains at the same time before dissecting one of Merv's hands...literally? Have a hot cross bun Merv...

Episode three of UnClipped sees us catch up with one of the 'politest members of the pro peloton' - but is that a title you'd want in the cutthroat world of professional cycling?  Scott Davies is in just his second year as a professional but has already impressed with his talent on the bike and his attitude off it. We chat to him in Nice and ask him about the burgeoning strength of Welsh cycling, what the conversion to the pro ranks was like and find out what his goals for the future are.

This week Luke, Rob and Thom are joined by Rich Worton to look at the Trophy upsets and the action from the National League North. They are also joined by special guest, Slough Town midfielder, Scott Davies as he looks over the National League South results and also talks about how he overcame his gambling addiction and his role in helping footballers speak out about a potential gambling addiction. Our Step Three focus is on the match between Worthing and Lewes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Luke, Rob and Thom are joined by Rich Worton to look at the Trophy upsets and the action from the National League North. They are also joined by special guest, Slough Town midfielder, Scott Davies as he looks over the National League South results and also talks about how he overcame his gambling addiction and his role in helping footballers speak out about a potential gambling addiction. Our Step Three focus is on the match between Worthing and Lewes.

Breakfast heavyweights this week; we meet Liz Baker of Wilkins & Sons and Scott Davies from Hilltop Honey As producers of this show, we often take pleasure in arranging our recording days so that our presenters are drinking some sort of strong alcohol early in the morning. Maybe we've turned a new leaf now though, because we arranged a session which was quite breakfast themed…and this was recorded on a sunny London morning. Go us!  It was good timing for Holly Shackleton, who joined for the first time as guest presenter. The Editor of the Speciality Magazine came to us on an empty stomach…shame on her. You don't need much introduction to our guests…Tiptree and Hilltop Honey are two brands which have cracked the supermarkets in UK and both are favourites of ours when it comes to a breakfast spread. We were delighted to chat to Liz Baker from Wilkins & Sons – makers of the Tiptree brand. They know what they're doing; they've been going since 1885, have survived two World Wars, a hurricane, and have even had a visit from The Queen. Like your jams and preserves…these guys are for you. Next up, there was a buzz around the studio…who can guess what we were talking about? That's right honey, we bee talking honey. We had Scott Davies of Hilltop Honey come to the studio to explain how he turned from ‘normal' jobs to be a beekeeper and the maker of some amazing honey products. We learned the difference between normal products and ‘Manuka Honey' but there was one taster which had Sue running for the water…

Brwydr dosbarthiad cyffredinol y Vuelta, dyfodol bregus Cannondale-Drapac a phennod newydd yng ngyrfa Scott Davies. Digon i'w drafod yn y bennod hon!

Ever wonder what it's like to be a teacher candidate in Australia? Scott Davies joins us from the land Down Under and shares his experience and passion for teaching. Join us as we explore the differences and similarities of Teachers College in Canada and Australia.

Hill Top Honey

Scott Davies, winner of the 2014 WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event is Bernard's guest.      

Scott Davies, winner of the 2014 WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event is Bernard's guest.      

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein and a live audience at the 2014 Abergavenny Food Festival, with doyenne of the wine world Jancis Robinson, Jay Rayner from Radio 4's Kitchen Cabinet, tree hunter Rob McBride and beekeeper Scott Davies who gave world leaders a taste of honey at the recent NATO summit in Newport. The Today programme's John Humphrys tucks into some Welsh treats with JP Devlin, BBC Introducing star Kizzy Crawford performs and musician and broadcaster Cerys Matthews shares her Inheritance Tracks. Jancis Robinson and Hugh Johnson write 'The World Atlas of Wine'. The seventh edition is available now. Tree hunter Rob McBride is hosting a talk & walk at Modbury in Devon as part of the HERCULES Cultural Landscape Project at 2pm on September 20th. Kizzy Crawford's new single 'Golden Brown' is out now. Cerys Matthews broadcasts on BBC Radio 6 Music on Sundays from 10am to 1pm. She inherits Snooks Eaglin's 'I'm a Country Boy' and passes on Hozier's 'Take Me To Church'. Beekeeper Scott Davies runs Hilltop Honey in Newton in Powys. Producer: Dixi Stewart.

UPDATED: Scott Davies was scheduled for today's show, but unfortunately was unable to make it.  Nevertheless, we filled the show for 50 minutes chatting about Scott's background and other Phantom fun.  Our chatroom had a lively discussion too.  We will reschedule in the future and apologize for any inconvenience to our listeners. ORIGINAL SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: Join us early in the morning for a great interview with Scott Davies, the alternate Phantom in London's Production at Her Majesty's Theatre.  Scott has a long history of playing Phantom on stage in London and also on the UK tour. His portrayal is unique and very moving. 

UPDATED: Scott Davies was scheduled for today's show, but unfortunately was unable to make it.  Nevertheless, we filled the show for 50 minutes chatting about Scott's background and other Phantom fun.  Our chatroom had a lively discussion too.  We will reschedule in the future and apologize for any inconvenience to our listeners. ORIGINAL SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: Join us early in the morning for a great interview with Scott Davies, the alternate Phantom in London's Production at Her Majesty's Theatre.  Scott has a long history of playing Phantom on stage in London and also on the UK tour. His portrayal is unique and very moving.