Podcasts about Sector

We sit down with Nate to discuss his early years in Sector management and what he has learned about indigenous discipleship.

On today's special episode of the podcast, we welcome the SpacGuru, Jeff from SpacWarrants and Jeremy Tarica of Forest Road talking about the state of the market. The discussion touches on: -Current economic and market conditions -Expected liquidations and the effect on SPAC warrants -Sector rotation and what we expect from mergers -The future of the SPAC asset class -And more

Juegan el primer partido, este viernes (18.00 h) contra el C. D. Iplacea de Alcalá de Henares (Madrid)

Sector 2814 Ep #66: Green Lantern #91, Annuals #3 & #6 Welcome back to Sector 2814, the Green Lantern podcast. In this episode Phil and Will review Green Lantern #91 (October 1997) featuring a Genesis crossover, Green Lantern Annual #3 (September 1994) featuring a Nazi Elseworlds tale and Green Lantern Annual #6 (October 1997) featuring Kyle Rayner's adventure in a fantasty world. Show notes: Sector 2814 Ep #66: Green Lantern #91, Annuals #3 & #6 Check out all of our social media here: https://linktr.ee/CapesandLunatics Check out Will's website: willallred.com Follow Phil Perich on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nightwingpdp Follow Will Allred on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wallred Follow Matt Kona on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattKona Produced by: Capes and Lunatics Sidekicks Podcast Production Team: Phil Perich Support the Capes and Lunatics Podcast on Patreon www.patreon.com/capesandlunatics Cash App: $CapesandLunatics

According to a new report from the climate think tank Ember, the rapid growth that has been going on for solar and wind power could allow the global electricity sector to do its part in limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. In 2021, solar power grew by 23% worldwide and wind power grew by […]

Health was a centre piece of the budget - capturing more than eleven billion dollars in funding as the Government presses ahead with its plan to replace DHBs with a centralised health service. Health Minister Andrew Little spoke to Morning Report.

Today on the show we welcome back Chris Massey, the Operating Partner, Government Relations & Public Affairs at Craft Ventures. Craft Ventures is an early-stage and growth fund dedicated to the craft of building great companies. Comprised of entrepreneurs and operators, they're a team of founders helping founders. Chris provides us with a recap of the All-in Summit, which recently took place in Miami. Featured speakers included Elon Musk, Nate Silver, Tim Urban, and more.  He also covers what an impending recession could mean for the government relations industry. Specifically, he touches on the potential for a decrease in spending on GR by startups.  Help us grow! Leave us a rating and review - it's the best way to bring new listeners to the show. Don't forget to subscribe! Have a suggestion, or want to chat with Jim? Email him at Jim@ThePoliticalLife.net  Follow The Political Life on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter for weekly updates.

CarbonCure has been a favourite of investors and a winner of the XPrize – for ten years they have worked hard to help the concrete sector reduce co2 footprints by working specifically on reuse of co2 within the product mix. Sean Monkman joins Alex Cameron to talk about permanent co2 removals, how to scale as a disruptor in the decarbonisation space and talks about why customers will accept green premiums when positioned effectively. We talk about the next for stackable solutions to tackle decarbonisation and also explore CarbonCure's own 500 megaton roadmap which is their “motivating north star” for all the work they do.  Show Links:  Learn more about CarbonCure here: https://www.carboncure.com/Explore some of their key projects: https://www.carboncure.com/projects/Decarb Connect focuses on the acceleration of industrial decarbonization around the globe. We do this by facilitating collaborations across the emerging decarbonization ecosystem - bringing together industrials (cement, metals and mining, glass, ceramics, chemicals, O&G), technology disruptors, investors and advisors. Through our membership platform, the Decarbonization Leaders Network (DLN), we gather a cross sector gathering of energy-intensive industries to share insights and experiences from those leading industrial decarbonization. If you enjoyed this conversation, take a look at what we have coming up in Amsterdam in June: https://decarbconnect.com/events/decarb-connect-eu-2022/ Many thanks to Sassy at Janno Media for her support of this series.  

A tremendous increase in electric vehicles is expected in the next few years, which will have an impact on the power grid. By the end of the decade, 65 million EVs are expected to drive on Europe's roads, up from less than 5 million today. How will the spread of electromobility change the demand for electricity? What consequences will this have for the stability of the electricity grids? Can smart managed charging itself perhaps even contribute to a reliable power supply with renewable energies? We talk about these questions with Bruce Douglas. He is Director Business Development & Communications at Eurelectric, the federation of the European electricity industry. Timeline: 03.00: How will EV penetration develop and how will this impact the electricity grid by 2030? 10.40: What's the upside of Vehicle2Grid to stabilize the grid? 17.35: How can consumers be motivated and brought on board 24.28: What about IT security? Could charging columns become a target for cyberattacks? Questions or suggestions? Then send us an email to podcast@thesmartere.com

As you heard last episode, from February 1982 SWAPO activity had increased in the normally quiet western sector of Angola north of Kaokaland. Remember the Red Cross flight which had been tracked by a SWAPO unit in that area at a place they called Point Zero. It was decided that this unit had to be confronted as quickly as possible as it threatened to bring the war to an area that had been virtually untouched by the mines and violence of Ovamboland. Two days later, the SADF comops unit was monitoring a SWAPO unit which had headquarters close to Cahama and the unit was ordered to meet their chief of staff from Lubango at Iona on 22nd February. Intelligence sources inside Angola said PLANs defence secretary, Peter Nanyemba, was taking a personal interest in Point Zero. That confirmed suspicions about how important SWAPO thought that this base was. Sector 10 HQ was worried about these new moves by SWAPO, it appeared to be establishing itself in Kaokaland and Damaraland. But where was Point Zero? It was time to deploy a ten-man team from 5 Reconnaisance Regiment to investigate the situation. Eventually after a number of contacts, they captured 6 POWs who told them that there were about 200 SWAPO at a base ten kilometers south of Iona in a place called the Cambena Valley. It was just across the border, west of Ruacana, north of the heart of Kaokoland. There was no time to waste. The soldiers at the base must have been aware already that the SADF had been active nearby so things had to move fast. This would turn into Operation Super

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We are going way out into space for a sci-fi tale involving a green lantern, illegal emotions, a murder mystery, and politics. It's more fun than that description implies. 

Our conversation focuses back in on the US Financials sector as we examine recent performance drivers, reflections on the Q1 reporting season, allocation preferences within the group and more. Featured is Brad Ball, Financials Analyst Americas, UBS Chief Investment Office. Host: Daniel Cassidy

Analizamos la situación del sector de la biotecnología de la mano de Ignacio Martin Villalba, Director de relaciones institucionales en CANDRIAM ¿Cómo va a afectar la inflación a los medicamentos? Con lo que están sufriendo las bolsas ¿veis la biotecnología con valor? ¿De qué depende la evolución de estas compañías? ¿Cómo le va a afectar la inflación? ¿Si entráramos en recesión que podríamos esperar?

Hoy tenemos muchos temas, con un enfoque particular en noticias sobre el rubro industrial, pero también hablamos de cambios en la flexibilidad a las inversiones de las AFPs, una posible marcha de empresarios textiles, un nuevo problema en el sector minero y otro en el desarrollo de puertos y el cierre de más cooperativas de ahorro, y hasta de la salida de Mc Donalds de Rusia. Buenos días✋, nos desayunamos☕️ las noticias

More and more, consumers, processors, suppliers and retailers are making buying decisions based on a company's commitment to environmental, social and governance principles. In a recent Food Institute podcast, Erica Kuhlmann, BMO Harris Bank's Head of Food, Consumer and Agribusiness; Jonathan Hackett, BMO's Head of Sustainable Finance; and Marc Khouzami, Managing Director of BMO's Impact Investment Fund, offered their perspectives on how ESG impacts everything from agriculture production to employee recruitment to access to capital for companies in the food sector.

Major General (Ret'd) Marcus Thompson and Phil Tarrant highlight the need for cyber security awareness across the banking and finance sector. In this episode, created by our sister title, CyberSecurity Connect, the retired Major General from the Australian Defence Force and the co-founder and director of Momentum Media discuss the spike in malicious cyber activity from Russian actors following the Commonwealth government's decision to impose sanctions on the country in response to its invasion of Ukraine, and what can be done to protect financial services business and their clients. The duo discuss their tour of the country for The Adviser's Better Business Summit 2022, and why brokers need to be working on their cyber protections and resilience now - noting its critical infrastructure. Tune in to find out: Why cyber attacks are increasing How brokers can better protect their businesses How public policy and government-backed institutions can better equip organisations with the tools to combat cyber threats. And much more!

Canola seeded into cool, over-wet and over-dry soil can be slow to emerge and slow to grow.  That can put seedlings at higher risk of flea beetle damage. Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialist Keith Gabbert says farmers need to prepare seedbeds as well as possible to help the crop outgrow its susceptible stage quickly. And while seed treatments usually provide effective protection past the riskiest cotyledon stage and a bit longer.... farmers should plan now in case fields suffer heavy flea beetle pressure. Protein Industries Canada (PIC) played a role in setting up a food science diploma and chemical technology diploma at Assiniboine Community College at Brandon, Manitoba. PIC CEO Bill Greuel says the goal is to ensure an adequate workforce for the evolving plant processing and food manufacturing sector especially with the newly opened Roquette plant in Manitoba. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's energy podcast, Senior Portfolio Manager Matt Sallee discusses:Why energy is doing relatively well in a market where most are seeing earnings power erodeEarnings results and outlook from two Waste to Energy companiesNew LNG developments from Exxon and New FortressDownload Transcript

Today we're talking with Margaret Berger Bradley, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Ben Franklin Technology. She describes herself as a community investor- and throughout her entire career, she's focused on using markets, assets, and- yes- MONEY- to create impact. We talk about how investments and impact can actually be in the same pocket- and how, as Margaret puts it, “we're all just catching up with the nuns” when it comes to thinking about bringing money and impact together. 

Hosts MAJGEN (Ret'd) Marcus Thompson and Phil Tarrant highlight the need for cyber security awareness across the banking and finance sector. The pair begin by issuing a warning over the spike in malicious cyber activity from Russian actors following the Commonwealth government's decision to impose sanctions on the country in response to its invasion of Ukraine. MAJGEN Thompson and Tarrant go on to discuss their contributions to strengthening cyber security awareness across the country, with the pair touring Australia to help inform the banking and finance community at The Adviser's Better Business Summit 2022. The hosts stress the importance of building cyber resilience in the sector, which they agree should be treated as critical infrastructure. Finally, the pair explain how public policy and government-backed institutions can better equip organisations with the tools to combat cyber threats. Enjoy the podcast, The Cyber Security Uncut team.

Verónica Llera, de Cobas AM, visita Tu Dinero Nunca Duerme para comentar la evolución de su cartera en el primer trimestre de este año tan movido.

En la “Tertulia” nos preocupamos por la situación del sector de la enfermería. Abordamos la cuestión con Rita Mendoza, presidenta del Colegio Oficial de Enfermería de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; con María José García, portavoz del sindicato de Enfermería SATSE; y con el enfermero Héctor Castiñeira, más conocido en redes sociales como Enfermera saturada. Escuchar audio

The U.S. Meat Export Federation says the war in Ukraine has already had an impact on the red meat sector, and that impact will continue for the foreseeable future. USMEF Vice President of Economic Analysis Erin Borror says Russia, Ukraine and Belarus export red meat, but the impact is somewhat muted at 60,000 tons to China. But where the war will have the greatest impact on the red meat sector, and producers across the globe, is on the feed side. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2:20 - Richard's one big thing is a discussion on carbon capture including a recent huge investment by Aramco into the space. 12:35 - There's a lot going on in Saudi Arabia's tourism sector...This week, there were two events in the region: A major aviation summit in Riyadh, called the Future Aviation Forum, and a tourism and travel event in Dubai, the Arabian Travel Market. Both created significant news in the sector...27:38 - The U.S. State Department's Joshua Yaphe joins The 966 to discuss his book, "Saudi Arabia and Iraq as Friends and Enemies: Borders, Tribes and a Shared History." Yaphe is a foreign affairs officer with the U.S. Department of State; responsible for research and analysis of political, economic, security and social affairs related to the countries of the Arabian Peninsula.1:29:00 - Yallah! Six top storylines on Saudi Arabia to get you up to speed heading into the weekend.•Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector continued to see “robust growth” in April, Reuters reports, citing the headline seasonally adjusted S&P Global Saudi Arabia Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) which stood at 55.7 for the month. A PMI reading over 50 indicates growth or expansion.The growth fell slightly from 56.8 in March “as fears over inflation began to weigh on demand,” the report added, bringing the PMI to a three month low “as companies sharply raised selling charges to pass on higher input costs,” Bloomberg reports.•Oil prices are surging, will that derail reforms in oil-exporting Middle East?A recent piece in hellenicshippingnews.com wonders, “In March, Iraq's oil exports were worth just over $11 billion (€10.5 billion), the most the country has earned for oil in a month since 1972. Obviously, Iraq can afford to pay all of its bills this month, and the next. But what does this mean for reforms planned before these price rises? Is there even any point to them anymore?Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's energy minister blames lack of investment for the recent surge in fuel prices…The prince, speaking at an aviation summit in Riyadh, said the world needed to look at energy security, sustainability and affordability as a whole.•Lionel Messi arrives in Jeddah after being unveiled as Saudi Arabia's new tourism ambassadorGlobal soccer story Lionel Messi is Saudi Arabia's newest tourism ambassador, according to a report in Arab News. In a message posted on Twitter, Saudi Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb wrote: “I am pleased to welcome Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. We are excited for you to explore the treasure of the Red Sea, the Jeddah Season and our ancient history. This is not his first visit to the Kingdom and it will not be the last.”Messi arrived at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, accompanied by a group of friends.•Saudi Arabia plans $32bn investment in mining and minerals sectorSaudi Arabia is looking to invest up to 32 billion in the mining and minerals sector, according to reports. Some of the projects considered for investment include a $4bn steel plate factory and a $2bn EV battery metals plant. As part of the plan, the country intends to support the development of nine mining projects for midstream minerals and metals that aim to support the exportation of mineral products.•Saudi Space Commission, NASA Explore Space CooperationThe Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Space Commission Eng. Abdullah Amer Al-Sawaha held a meeting with Pamela Melroy, the Deputy Administrator to discuss opportunities for strategic cooperation in the development of the space sector, as well as investment in future joint projects to achieve mutual economic and strategic goals. This meeting was a part of a tour which included visits to American institutions and companies working in the space sector, with the goal of enhancing the Commission's efforts in developing the sector and cooperating with various international space and technology organizations.•PGA Tour won't allow players to compete in Saudi-backed Super League next month: ReportsAccording to The Athletic, the PGA Tour has denied its players the ability to play in the first event of the Saudi-backed golf Super League next month in London, according to multiple reports. Members who requested permission to compete were denied on Tuesday, per Golfweek, who was first to break the news. The event, taking place from June 9 to 11 at the Centurion Club, is the opening tournament of the LIV Golf Invitational Series.

Sector 2814 Ep #65: Green Lantern #87-#90 Welcome back to Sector 2814, the Green Lantern podcast. In this episode Phil and Will review Green Lantern #87-#90 (June-September 1997) featuring a Green Lantern/Martian Manhunter team up, Donna meets Kyle's mother, Kyle helps an old friend with a problem, and the menace of the Machine Messiah.  Show notes: Sector 2814 Ep #65: Green Lantern #87-#90 Check out all of our social media here: https://linktr.ee/CapesandLunatics Check out Will's website: willallred.com Follow Phil Perich on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nightwingpdp Follow Will Allred on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wallred Follow Matt Kona on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattKona Produced by: Capes and Lunatics Sidekicks Podcast Production Team: Phil Perich Support the Capes and Lunatics Podcast on Patreon www.patreon.com/capesandlunatics Cash App: $CapesandLunatics

In this episode of First Look ETF, Stephanie Stanton @ETFguide examines new ETFs that invest in the global shipping industry (SEA), invest in business disrupters (NBDS) and offer a tactical multi-sector investing approach (TACK). The guest lineup for this episode includes:--Douglas Yones, ChFC, Head of Exchange Traded Products at NYSE--Frank Holmes, CEO and CIO at U.S. Global Investors --Jason Tauber, CFA and Portfolio Manager at Neuberger Berman--Katie Stockton, CMT and Founder at Fairlead Strategies *********First Look ETF is sponsored by the New York Stock Exchange. Learn more at http://www.HomeofETFs.com

An Auckland couple want mental health support written into government construction contracts to protect workers who hit the wall. Construction has the highest rate of death by suicide of any industry in the country, with workers around twice as likely to take their own lives than to be killed in a workplace accident. On average the industry loses one worker each week to self-inflicted death. Lydia Lewis has the story. In a written statement, the Government-funded Construction Sector Accord said mental health and suicide in the industry is a serious concern and it supports the government taking action to help. The Mates in Construction programme urges those in need of help to call its 24-seven help line - 0800 111 315.

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser's recent regulations help keep hotels safe and sanitary as D.C.'s hospitality industry picks up and tourism approaches pre-pandemic levels. Today's labor quote: Airport Workers United. Today's labor history: Immigrant workers targeted by ICE raid. @wpfwdc #1u #unions #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO @32BJSEIU @UHLocal25 @unitehere23 @MurielBowser Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network.

Maryland scores yet another climate change law, plus cranberry bog restoration in Tannersville, MD. Funding for Michigan's Erie Marsh, and a Denmark/USA partnership aims to reduce water sector CO2 emissions.

The Education Minister says it's time to rebuild the devastated foreign student industry, but it needs to diversify, too. Chris Hipkins told an international education conference he wants to see higher quality courses and more diversity in the nations that students are coming from. Here's our education correspondent, John Gerritsen.

157: Assuring Cross-Sector Collaboration as A Nonprofit Leader (Kate Markin Coleman)SUMMARYAre you creating unnecessary barriers for employment at your nonprofit?  Kate Markin Coleman suggests you're narrowing your talent pool by relying too heavily on a college degree as a proxy for qualification.  In episode #157 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, she discusses how to construct a more equitable and effective workforce development system. Learn what it means to conduct a deep skills analysis to better identify needs and think more broadly about who is best qualified to fill them. Kate reveals how developing cross-sector collaborations improves the efficiency and effectiveness for addressing the issues facing our communities. She identifies the attributes of effective programs and makes the case for skill-based hiring and cross sector-collaboration. By working across organizational boundaries, you can change the trajectory of individuals struggling to make a living wage while expanding the quality and quantity of talent available to employers.ABOUT KATEKate Markin Coleman directs ias advising, LLC, and is former Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy, and Advancement Officer of YMCA in the U.S.  She spent the first half of her career in the private sector, transferring to the social sector after she and her colleagues sold the fintech firm they ran. Coleman was a top official in one of the country's largest nonprofits, the national YMCA, where she advanced innovation and effectiveness. She studied cross sector collaboration as a Harvard Advanced Leadership Fellow and is the co-author of two books that offer practical insights on how to design effective solutions to challenging urban problems.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCES Growing Fairly: How to Bring Opportunity and Equity to Workforce Development by Stephen Goldsmith and Kate Markin ColemanCollaborative Cities: Mapping Solutions to Wicked Problems by Stephen Goldsmith and Kate Markin ColemanBiased: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think and Do by Jennifer EberhardtCheck out Patton's book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic Sector 

Africa's mining sector has seen a rise in merger and acquisition activity, with the sector boasting 38 deals since the start of the year totaling $8.2 billion. Business Day TV spoke to Greg McNab, a Partner and member of the Corporate & Securities Practice Group at Baker McKenzie for more detail

When it comes to domestic violence, there are few people with as much access to what happens behind closed doors as a property manager.

Last week, ACT-IAC held its 5th annual Health Innovation Summit – an event which explored the evolution of healthcare systems and technologies. Of course, the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic looms large over every discussion in the healthcare sector, and understandably so, as it has revealed the strengths and weaknesses of our health systems as only a true crisis can. To talk more about how the Federal health sector and workforce has responded to the pandemic, this week The Buzz is joined by Tamar Mintz and Lisa Klein from Highlight Technologies, one of the sponsors of ACT-IAC's Health Innovation Summit.This episode of the Buzz is sponsored by Highlight Technologies. Learn more at www.highlighttech.com.Register for ACT-IAC's Emerging Technology and Innovation 2022 Conference!Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to never miss an episode! For more from ACT-IAC, follow us on Twitter @ACTIAC or visit http://www.actiac.org.

Sean Brodrick, Natural Resource Analyst at Weiss Ratings and publisher of Wealth Wave, joins us to focus on a range of different commodities and market sectors

The Aged Care Association says the sector is in desperate need of funding, but has no indication whether they will receive it in the Budget next week. Some rest homes have had to shut their doors because they can't find enough nurses. One of the latest is Ultimate Care Maupuia, in the Wellington suburb of Miramar. Aged Care Association chief executive Simon Wallace spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Margaret Myers returns to The Belt and Road Podcast to speak with Erik about the role and development of China's International Insurance sector and in Latin America and the Caribbean.  The conversation is based on her January 2022 report from The Dialogue entitled Going Out, Guaranteed: Chinese Insurers in Latin America. Margaret Myers is the director of the Asia & Latin America Program at the Inter-American Dialogue. She created the Dialogue's China and Latin America Working Group in 2011, as well as the China-Latin America Finance Database in cooperation with the Global China Initiative at Boston University's Global Development Policy Center. She has previously worked as a Latin America analyst and China analyst for the U.S. Department of Defense.Recommendations:MargaretAlbright, Zara C., Rebecca Ray, Yudong (Nathan) Liu (2022), China-Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Bulletin, 2022 Edition ErikRichard Simmons  'Sweatin' to the Oldies' Workout VideoA special thanks to Taili Ni for editing this episode! 

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Welcome to the Syndication Made Easy with Vinney Chopra show everybody! Today we are with Amy Wan, the founder, and CEO of Bootstrap Legal. Our topic for this conversation is Amy will be sharing her expertise and how to avoid some pretty serious legal troubles through oversights and non-disclosures. Learn the essentials and also hear some great, specific details in the Q&A following the presentation. As you enter a deal, it is vital to know the standard fees that are customary to charge to get compensation. It is essential to hire a syndication attorney to assist with the legal matters of real estate investments. Amy Wan breaks down the fees every realtor and investor should be aware of prior to making and closing deals. A well-known legal expert, Amy reveals the charges sponsors usually advance personally, the three most common ways to structure your investor distributions, and the real estate waterfall method. On the side, she gives away the things you have to take note of before taking money from investors. Topics discussed - 1. Don't pay someone to raise money for you 2. Transaction attorney 3. Enforcement attorney 4. Securities attorney 5. Local real estate attorney 6. SEC investigation 7. Syndications 8. Raising capital 9. Fund of funds 10. Changes from Covid – 19 Vinney agrees with Amy Wan as we all love our privacy, So there is an importance of Privacy Laws. It was a pleasure to interview attorney @AmyWan of BootStrap Legal to discuss Navigating the Securities Law and Capital Fund Raising. It was fun and I learned a lot! Enjoy. ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 6,500 units amounting to over $650 Million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/ Vinney's Free Book: https://vinneychopra.com/freebook/ ------------------------------------------------

Micheal Lehane, Political Correspondent, on a decision to extend the lower VAT rate for the hospitality sector.

If you're in the legal, accounting or professional services sector and you're looking to harness the intelligence and creativity of your partners and employees through performance management, don't miss Ray D'Cruz, CEO of Performance Leader, a consulting and software for professional services firms, on The Melting Pot. In this episode, Ray shares why firms should consider moving away from the annual performance review for partners and employees, to a more 360 review, incorporating client feedback and behavioural and project based feedback.He discusses why prioritising leadership is vital in remote or hybrid organisations, why purpose is more important than ever before, and how nudge tools can benefit everyone. So, if you're wondering how to leverage performance and feedback software in your professional services firm, download and listen today.On today's podcast:The problem with a traditional performance review The benefit of continual performance managementUsing nudge tech for hybrid working The growing interest in purposeLinks:Pre-order book -  Ray D'cruz - The Partner Remuneration HandbookPerformance Leaders podcastTwitter – @PerformanceLDRLinkedIn – Ray D'CruzWebsite – Performance Leader

The IIMA Public Policy Alumni Special Interest Group (PP ASIG) presents a podcast on 'Indian Power Sector - Challenges and Way Forward' by IIMA alumnus from the 1982 batch, Shri Arun Goyal, IAS (Retd.). He is a member of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission and a former Secretary to the Government of India. In this podcast, he shares his thoughts with Prod. Ajay Pandey (Faculty, IIMA).

Sometimes creating a more diverse and inclusive environment in the aid sector seems like a huge task that's going to take time.  And there is some truth in that. That said, there are things we as humanitarian leaders can start doing immediately with our existing teams to create more diversity.  Things that we may not normally consider. My guest today Saraounia Mboka-Boyer has 13 years' experience in international development and lived in Africa 16 years.  She calls herself an "Inclusion Engineer" and in this episode shares how diversity is often used narrowly, and how we as leaders can use the diversity already in our teams to create better performance and innovation. To learn more about Saraounia and her work: Saraounia Mboka-Boyer Linkedin Scrum Inc Ubuntu Inc Business website Email:  saraounia@scruminc.com 

Iván Martín, de Magallanes Value Investors, visita Tu Dinero Nunca Duerme y explica porque está creciendo su apuesta por los bancos europeos.

Sector 2814 Ep #64: Green Lantern #83-#86 Welcome back to Sector 2814, the Green Lantern podcast. In this episode Phil and Will review Green Lantern #83-#86 (February-May 1997) featuring the introduction of Fatality and her connection to the Green Lantern Corps and Kyle meets Jade (and Obsidian) for the first time. Show notes: Sector 2814 Ep #64: Green Lantern #83-#86 Check out all of our social media here: https://linktr.ee/CapesandLunatics Check out Will's website: willallred.com Follow Phil Perich on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nightwingpdp Follow Will Allred on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wallred Follow Matt Kona on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattKona Produced by: Capes and Lunatics Sidekicks Podcast Production Team: Phil Perich Support the Capes and Lunatics Podcast on Patreon www.patreon.com/capesandlunatics Cash App: $CapesandLunatics

We check back on our October chat with PointsBet CEO Johnny Aitken as we discuss the growth of the sports betting industry. Americans have wagered more than $65 billion on sports in the three years since the Supreme Court's 2018 ruling in Murphy vs. NCAA. The additional demand for sports betting websites brings us to our guest, PointsBet CEO Johnny Aitken. On this episode, Johnny and WorkInSports VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp covered a wide range of topics on sports betting, including: How Johnny's career path led him to become PointBet's CEO. What Johnny sees happening in the sports betting market in the next 5-10 years. How Australia-based PointsBet boasts a globally distributed workforce. Which traits Johnny looks for in new hires at PointsBet.