Podcast appearances and mentions of scott hart

Today I geeked out with Scott Hart about wood coatings, specifically Icro, an Italian coatings company. Enjoy!

The Race to Net-Zero podcast is a six-episode series featuring conversations with energy industry experts and businesses committed to net-zero carbon emissions. In this season's final episode, host John Failla introduces Scott Hart, Head of Sales for NRG Business. They discuss the state of net-zero, the future of the journey, and the importance of collaboration for net-zero success.   In today's episode, we cover: What is driving the change in the industry? [03:34] The difference between data and alignment [06:56] Sectors making the biggest moves toward net-zero [10:49] Eastern Europe's impact on the U.S. energy market [17:56] Collaboration for net-zero [21:46] NRG's customer philosophy [25:06]   Sustainability is a business imperative The last few years have seen a significant acceleration in the emissions reduction space. NRG used to solicit and market its capabilities, but now organizations are seeking them out. NRG is heavily invested in managing emissions, setting goals, and finding solutions. The key drivers for companies are customers and stakeholders demanding that companies step up to mitigate their environmental impact. Employees also expect companies to be aware and take action toward emission reduction. People see real risk and opportunity. Now a company's reputation can be at risk if it doesn't have quantifiable, scientifically based objectives and demonstrate action toward reducing emissions. Companies no longer see emission reduction as an incremental cost or burden. They're using it as an opportunity to differentiate themselves from the competition.   Increased complexity Organizations need insight and guidance to manage complex transactions, lower their carbon emissions, and deal with a more complicated and dynamic grid. It's possible to combine these into one strategy with comprehensive data and organizational and stakeholder alignment.  Historically, NRG communicates with the sustainability group as well as the operational and finance departments within a company to ensure a unified approach. Over the past few years, NRG has demonstrated how to integrate emissions and business objectives. Together with an organization, they develop strategies that start with a comprehensive Scope 1, 2, and 3 analysis and present emissions reducing options. If a company has data and alignment, it can begin to implement plans.   Energy transition The world is in a massive transition akin to the industrial era of the twentieth century. Although manufacturing and processing of electricity haven't changed significantly, the energy industry is introducing renewables to the grid and taking on the complex task of integrating them along with aging fossil fuel resources. The industrials are going through a transition as they face emission reductions challenges, whether voluntary or regulatory. Western economies have absorbed the vast majority of electricity, and emerging economies are creating further demand. The general transition from fossil fuels to electricity, specifically in electric vehicles, is driving demand and complicating how enough electricity is produced and delivered. While the situation is complex, the one sure thing is the exponentially increasing demand for electricity. The energy industry will have to find new ways to meet those needs.   Resources & people mentioned State of Decarbonization Study Connect with Scott Hart On LinkedIn Connect with NRG Energy https://www.nrg.com/ Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Connect With Smart Energy Decisions www.smartenergydecisions.com Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn

Summary:Private markets investment is a giant field, and finding a unique place in the business isn't easy. But when you pay close attention to timing, the needs and wants of your clients, and building a solid team, you can make a definitive mark in the industry. Joining me to talk about how that's done is Scott Hart, CEO of StepStone Group, a private markets investment firm. Since its founding in 2006, StepStone's seen steady growth, and that's been fueled by their customized investment solutions and advisory and data services. With 23 offices around the world and $137 billion of assets under management, they just keep growing.Scott joined StepStone in 2007, and he's held a number of responsibilities across the organization, managing important client relationships, serving as co-head of private equity co-investments, and eventually becoming co-CEO in 2019, and CEO in January 2022. Scott is also a member of the global executive committee, private equity executive committee, private equity investment committee, and private equity portfolio and risk management committees.We talked about the factors around StepStone's huge growth since Scott started in 2007, and the flywheel effect that's helped get it there. We also took a dive into how diversification helped them carve out a niche built around custom products for a global client base.Highlights: Scott tells us about StepStone's mission and how they carry it out (03:16) Some of the important trends StepStone reacted to when they began 15 years ago (05:51) Scott outlines StepStone's strong position within the GP and LP ecosystem (08:04) StepStone's diversification strategies, global approach, and visibility (10:26) What they have offered retail investors versus industrial investors (13:40) Scott discusses StepStone's acquisition of Greenspring Associates (15:02) StepStone's company culture and how they attracted the right people (16:39) The keys to international expansion and managing a global firm (19:31) The resiliency of the private markets after a decade-long bull run (21:57) Scott shares projections for StepStone's long-term organic growth (24:53) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteScott Hart LinkedInScott Hart BioStepStone WebsiteStepStone LinkedInFeedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, elizabeth@lowerstreet.co.

Jeremy Murphy is the founder of 360bespoke, a premier public relations agency handling clients in lifestyle, beauty, fashion, the arts, publishing, and entrepreneurs. Jeremy has worked at CBS where he served as a company spokesperson and editor-in-chief, launching several of their magazines. He is a respected speechwriter, and has worked with shoe designer Steve Madden; Elle magazine editor in chief Nina Garcia; media executive Dawn Ostroff and artists like Usher, Dolly Parton, Indya Moore, and Issa Rae. He is also an author who is currently working on a scripted TV series with producers James Brolin and Scott Hart. The PR Podcast is your view inside the public relations business. We talk with great PR people, reporters and communicators on how they weave narratives that are informative and fun. Host Jody Fisher has worked in New York City PR for more than 20 years, representing clients across the healthcare, higher education, financial services, real estate, entertainment and non-profit verticals. Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ThePRPodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprpodcast/support

This week on Yes Guy, Jim and Perry are joined by Former Olympian and current Major Account Manager at Fortinet, Warren Sawkiw, Play by play voice of the Buffalo Sabres, Dan Dunleavy, and Senior Highlight Manager at TSN, Scott Hart!

In this important episode of Smart Energy Voices, host John Failla speaks with Scott Hart, Vice President and General Manager of NRG Business - Texas to discuss how integrated energy supply and demand management strategies, including the deployment of DERs, can effectively help large power users achieve their decarbonization goals. NRG has been actively involved in working with customers on integrated energy management programs. You'll learn a lot from this timely conversation. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Scott Hart's role at NRG [02:00] Why is there a movement towards bold, decarbonization goals? [04:00] Is decarbonization that different from previous goals? [06:00] Implications to consider [07:14] Energy and sustainability working together [10:53] How is NRG meeting marketplace needs? [12:24] DERs role for large power users [14:41] The decarbonization shift In the last 20 years, the environmental movement has been pushing towards electricity. More recently, the ESG movement has brought a greater level of commitment. About four or five years ago, Fortune 100 companies began becoming more involved with renewable projects. Tax subsidies have been very effective in encouraging involvement. Meanwhile, as conventional sources of energy generation have come under economic pressure, genuine commitment has picked up in intensity. Most recently, there has been a monumental shift towards decarbonization. Renewables have been proven to be economical and meet environmental objectives - even vast industrial plants from the past are being replaced with large-scale renewables. The grid is being modernized, and there's no turning back. NRG then and now Scott Hart has worked for over 30 years in utilities or the deregulated power or gas market. He has experience in the commodity sides and working with energy efficiency, performance contracting, distributed energy, resources, and demand response programs. Since 2004 he's worked with renewables embedded inside of retail products. Currently, he's the Vice President and General Manager of NRG Business - Texas. NRG prides itself on embracing the opportunities that competitive markets and customer choice provide them with to innovate. They do that with renewables and on the demand side. Their overall strategy is to help customers understand how to buy and use energy most effectively, considering their goals and budgets. NRG is closely familiar with environmental goals. The company has a goal of a 50% reduction in its carbon footprint by 2025 and 100% by 2050. This change is massive from where the company was when Scott started with NRG. At that time, they were a top-5 polluter. They've since pivoted by committing to working with customers on sustainable solutions. Creating sustainable energy goals What are the implications that energy and sustainability managers should take into consideration? Primarily, they shouldn't have to sacrifice their budget to achieve goals. Companies are using more of a demand-side approach by looking for opportunities to help supply the reserve margin and guard against scarcity issues. The tools, techniques, and technology are already available for decarbonizing. The goal now is to create the correct economic environment. The electricity business is still very local. Having this local expertise and knowledge comes into play because not everything works as well in specific markets. There is an economic trade in one market that wouldn't work in another. At NRG, they're fortunate to have coverage that allows them to have both local expertise and the ability to scale. Using this ability is how NRG provides technologies that give their customers the power to think critically about their electricity. Resources & People Mentioned NRG's decarbonization goal announcement Connect with Scott Hart On LinkedIn NRG Energy: Welcome to NRG Scott Hart Vice President / General Manager, NRG Business - Texas Scott Hart is the Vice President / General Manager of NRG Business – Texas and leads an integrated sales organization comprised of commercial, industrial, and wholesale origination sales teams. Scott is leading the team to become a competitive participant in many retail markets to offer customized solutions and services to customers in the complex energy industry. Scott has more than 30 years of utility and competitive retail executive experience. Prior to leading the NRG Supply team, Scott was the President of Commercial Services for Green Mountain Energy before NRG acquired it in 2010. Scott has a Bachelor of Science degree from Tarleton State University and an MBA from Baylor University. Connect With Smart Energy Decisions https://smartenergydecisions.com Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Subscribe to Smart Energy Voices If you're interested in participating in the next Smart Energy Decision Event, visit smartenergydecisions.com or email our Event Operations Director, Lisa Carroll at lisa@smartenergydecisions.com

Scott talks about his career working for one of the biggest sports networks in North America. He discusses how he became the Senior Highlight manager at TSN, advice on how to succeed in the industry for people entering and fun stories from behind the scenes.

In the first episode of RPM—Reflections on Private Markets, StepStone Co-CEO Scott Hart joins co-host Michael Venne to discuss how private markets have performed since the onset of Covid-19 (0:25); the various “shapes” of the recovery (5:55); the diversifying potential of secondaries and co-investments (8:43); and the importance of deal sourcing in a competitive valuation environment (11:11). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour one of this weeks Lead Lap featured Ron and Chris talking about some new rules coming to NASCAR starting this weekend at Michigan, talking with Scott Hart the director general of Moose International and more.

The Director General of Moose International Scott Hart joined Ron and Chris on this weeks Lead Lap to talk about Moose International and also their partnership with NASCAR and driver Ross Chastain in the Xfinity Series.

On this episode I'm joined by TSN Senior Highlight Manager Scott Hart and we discuss the LEGENDARY hockey commentator Bob Cole, how he feels his Miami Dolphins did in the NFL draft along with bizarre antics from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. I challenge him to name all 21 starting QB's for the Dolphins since Dan Marino retired and he gives helpful tips for students who are trying to get into the College of Sports Media. Scott waxes poetic on the perfect last name for a golfer (Bunker!), and lastly I ask him a question that could get me fired. Did I keep my job....? Scott Hart is the Senior Highlight Manager at TSN and is a teacher at the College of Sports Media. He also has been colour commentator for Brampton Battalion hockey games and is a lifelong Jim (Dave) Bunker (as the kids call it, I think) Stan.

On this episode, we chat with Scott Hart who is Senior Highlights Manager for TSN and a Professor at Seneca College. We talk about what it takes to be successful in the world of sports journalism, and delve into how the industry is coping with Covid-19.

If the five-year data on the Scott Hart reported in 2018 showed that the use of CTA in addition to standard care resulted in more correct diagnosis of coronary artery disease than standard care alone, then is it time we lowered the threshold for referring patients for CTA?

Scott Hart, fanatic mountain biker, fierce competitor and one to always follow his instincts, shares how he went from humble Indiana roots to becoming one of the premier editorial voices of American mountain biking. While many of you may not know who Scott is, he and Ralf Hauser created decline Magazine in the early 2000's. I had the privilege of working as a staffer at decline with Scott, Ralf and Mark Jordan after freelancing for them. decline has since come and gone, but the impact that magazine had on our community, specifically the gravity side of our family, is still evident today and that's largely because of Scott's voice and vision. His upbringing and experience as a struggling professional downhill and slalom racer, including highlights like competing in the first Red Bull Rampage, gave Scott the foundation and desire to make mountain biking look as appealing and rad to the masses as it really is. In addition to his racing history, we discuss the beginnings of Flow Magazine which eventually turned into decline under their newly-found publishing house. The ups, downs and ultimate end of Hart's run with decline is explored in addition to the founding and demise of the U.S. downhill initiative, Team America. We end up discussing his role at RockShox for a few years after leaving decline and where he thinks the future of mountain bike media is headed.This is a re-issue of both parts 1 and 2 combined from July 2018. Scott asked that it be removed due to personal reasons, but we're stoked to have his permission to re-launch the interview. I hope this episode will inspire you to work hard, enjoy riding bikes and persevere in the face of risk. -gordo

Jake, Cole and Mike return with special guest Scott Hart from TSN! Covering everything from the Masters, the Maple Leafs playoff picture and Cole's obsession with his Finnish background.

Jake, Cole and Mike return with special guest Scott Hart from TSN! Covering everything from the Masters, the Maple Leafs playoff picture and Cole's obsession with his Finnish background.

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Tune in Wednesday 10.5.2016,  for another airing of Model Talk,  where any thing goes.  We are more than a pretty face in front of a camera we have something to say. We have the pleasure of having Scott Hart back to guest host with us.  Join in on our hot topic.  Is Flirting Cheating?

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