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Julie Pizzitola, Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society and Team Captain and Event Volunteer Tim Talbot discuss Relay for Life of Corona
This week on In The Growth Space, David sits down with Lynzy Groves, Senior Development Manager for the Alzheimer's Association in the Pittsburgh region. Together, they explore how Alzheimer's impacts individuals, families, caregivers, and the workplace. Lynzy shares powerful insights on how employers and leaders can better support team members facing caregiving challenges—and how awareness and empathy can reshape workplace culture. She also highlights key resources available through the Alzheimer's Association to help those navigating this difficult journey. It's a meaningful conversation about compassion, community, and the role leaders play in supporting their team members. Alzheimer's Association 24/7 helpline - 800-272-3900 For more information & resources visit https://www.alz.org/pa/about To connect with Lynzy & the Pittsburgh chapter click here. Connect with Andy here - https://andyhallcoaching.com/ Want more info about Emerging Leader Academy? Email David here - david@davidmcglennen.com Click here for access to my free ebook Check out https://www.davidmcglennen.com/podcasts/in-the-growth-space-2 for links, transcript, and more details
Stacey recaps the 2024 events with the local Warren-Henderson Relay for Life, plus discusses upcoming events throughout 2025, the ongoing Isabel Bloom sculpture fundraiser, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Robert Kluger, Chief Development Officer at Kura Sushi, joins Matt to share the story behind Kura Sushi, a revolving sushi bar restaurant originating from Japan. He discusses how Kura Sushi leverages technology, such as revolving sushi belts and drink robots, to enhance labor efficiency and create unforgettable customer experiences. Robert, who has held leadership roles at industry giants like Panda Express, Panera Bread, and Blaze Pizza, also shares his personal expertise in scaling restaurant brands and selecting prime real estate in today's competitive market.About Robert KlugerMr. Kluger has served as Chief Development Officer of Kura Sushi USA since May 2020. Most recently, Mr. Kluger served for four years as Senior Vice President of Development and Vice President of Real Estate for Blaze Pizza, LLC, a fast casual artisan pizza brand with approximately 340 units worldwide. Blaze Pizza added over 200 franchise-operated restaurants during Mr. Kluger's tenure. Prior to Blaze Pizza, he spend 6 years at Panera Bread, the largest bakery-café concept in the U.S. also with a presence in Canada, as their Senior Development Manager. During his first 3 years at Panera Bread, Mr. Kluger rapidly grew Panera Bread's footprint in Southern California opening both company and franchise operated bakery-cafés, then in his last 3 years was charged with leading franchise development nationwide. During Mr. Kluger's tenure, Panera Bread opened approximately 800 bakery-cafes. Previously, he spent 12 years at Panda Restaurant Group and held various roles including Vice President of Real Estate. Panda Restaurant Group, parent to Panda Express, Panda Inn and Hibachi San is the largest quick service Chinese restaurant chain in the U.S. and internationally. Mr. Kluger was charged with growing Panda Express in traditional and non-traditional venues across the United States. Panda Express opened approximately 1,300 restaurants during Mr. Kluger's tenure. Mr. Kluger started his career in field operations and a corporate capital planner and financial analyst at The Vons Companies Inc., at the time the largest grocery chain in Southern California with over 300 units and $5 billion in total sales. About Kura SushiSince the opening of its first restaurant in 1977, our parent company, Kura Corporation and Kura Sushi USA have grown to over 600 locations across Japan, Taiwan, and the United States. As pioneers of the “revolving sushi” concept, the Kura family of companies have improved upon the idea and developed innovative systems that combine advanced technology, premium ingredients, and affordable prices to create a unique revolving sushi dining experience.We pay particular attention to the taste, sourcing, and preparation of all of our dishes. Nothing is more important to sushi than the rice and the vinegar. We evaluated over 100 varieties of rice before selecting the perfect one to mix with our secret vinegar recipe. Also, our philosophy of “muten” or “nothing added” is an ongoing promise that our food is prepared using natural ingredients with no additives or artificial preservatives.
In this special bonus episode of From the Front Lines, IREM Foundation's Senior Development Manager, Dana Gudel, talks to the top three IREM Foundation's 2024 Impact Icon Challenge competitors, Jim Helsel, CPM®, Lillie Norton, CPM®, ACoM®, and Rita Khan, CPM®, ACoM®. Congratulations to Jim Helsel, who earned the title of 2024 Impact Icon! The IREM Foundation Impact Icon Challenge provides an opportunity for the IREM community to raise money for those looking to earn their certification. Find knowledge for the dynamic world of real estate management at irem.org.
On this episode I'm speaking with Jeff Hreben, Senior Development Manager at Chicago-based Tandem.Within Tandem's entrepreneurial environment, he's been responsible for leading market intelligence research and providing direction on programming, financial feasibility, investor relations, site selection, and more.With a Master's in City Planning from the University of Penn and a certificate of Real Estate Development from the Wharton School of Business, Jeff prides himself on bringing a balanced dose of technical knowledge with creative design thinking.Related links for this episode:· Tandem - https://tandeminc.net/· Jeff on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-hreben-708452/· The Modern Management Mentor - https://amzn.to/4aeswXlBe sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing!Get on the list at https://transformingcities.io for future announcements.Brought to you by Authentic: https://authenticff.com© 2024 Authentic Form & Function
Abby Samuels, Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society Michigan, discusses the Michigan Softball Academy. At this one-of-a-kind event, 250+ community members participate in the two-hour instructional clinic from University of Michigan Softball players and coaches on how to hit, throw, pitch, field and runs the base, followed by a social mixer & silent auction. Learn more at www.msoftballacademy.org
Listen to Episode 172 of my podcast THINK BIG with Michael Zellner with Marissa Lima and Michael Scruggs. My guests today joining me from the American Cancer Society is Marissa Lima, and from Agape Child & Family Services is Michael Scruggs. Marissa Dail Lima's background started in Alumni Relations at Virginia Tech. She did her graduate work at Wake Forest. She worked as Director of Development for the University of Memphis and started at the American Cancer Society in early 2023 as Senior Development Manager. She has a big responsibility there as she manages the breast cancer campaigns in the Mid-South. Marissa and her husband own a home inspection business called Integrity Home Solutions, USA. Michael Scruggs' background is in many areas, including working with Charter Schools USA for over 4 years. He actually made an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for “Successfully instructing general education students and individual with learning challenges within a mainstreamed, inclusive classrooms.” He graduated from The University of Memphis with his Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Government and got his Master's in Education at Union University Thank you both for joining me today! There are obviously many types of cancer, unfortunately way too many. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Sponsored by Sleepy ZZZ's Masonry
On this Sunday's edition of News You Can Use on WTIC News Talk 1080 at 5:30a and 9:00a, host Ann Baldwin is joined by Stacey Mann, Senior Development Manager, and Erin Nielson, Director of Development for the American Cancer Society.Stacey, a melanoma survivor, and Erin, a breast cancer survivor, share their stories and provide our listeners some insight on the importance of early detection, second opinions, and different treatment methods.The American Cancer Society will be hosting their annual CT Golf Classic on Monday, June 24th at Tunxis Country Club in Farmington, Connecticut. If you or anyone you know are interested in playing for the leading cancer- fighting organization, be sure to register now on www.connecticut.acsgolf.org or to find other ways to get involved, visit www.cancer.org.
Dutton highlights upcoming events with the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society, including a trivia night, Banking on a Cure, summer cookouts, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Lindsay B. Bennett: Senior Development Manager at the American Cancer Society #palmbeachcounty #pbc Visit: https://secure.acsevents.org/site/STR?pg=entry&fr_id=108787 https://www.cancer.org/ Buy Courses at https://bit.ly/PrepareforyourfirsttriptoAfricaudemy Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gamediversifiedLindsay B Bennett: 60 Minute Interview NotesIntroduction @ 0:00Lindsey Bennett introduces herself as the Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society in Palm Beach County. Kellen Coleman praises Lindsey's creativity and colorful style.Screening recommendations and resources @ 1:00Lindsey outlines the American Cancer Society's screening guidelines for various cancers based on age. She emphasizes the importance of speaking with one's doctor about family history and recommends the ACS website and helpline for more information and assistance finding affordable screenings.Personal experiences with cancer @ 4:00Lindsey shares how her parents' experiences with cancer influenced her advocacy. Her father's kidney cancer was caught late after ignoring back pain for too long. Her mother found her first breast cancer early due to paying attention to subtle changes in her body.Volunteering and career path in cancer nonprofits @ 9:20Lindsey's theater degree and career in education and marketing prepared her for her current role. Her long volunteer history with ACS helped her secure a staff position to utilize her skills and passion for the mission.Embracing new outreach methods @ 10:00Lindsey stresses the need to meet people where they are through social media, community events and fun campaigns. The ACS works to educate the public and empower them to prioritize their health amid an overwhelming amount of information.Creating a cancer plan @ 27:50Lindsey recommends creating a plan with one's screening guidelines, questions for doctors, and support system documented. The ACS website offers resources to stay informed and prepared in case of a cancer diagnosis.Mental health support resources @ 39:00A cancer diagnosis affects the entire person. Lindsey notes that most hospitals and the ACS website provide support groups and mental health referrals to help navigate the physical and emotional challenges of the disease.Please let me know if you would like me to modify or expand on any part of the summaries. I aimed to include the key insights and directives discussed in each chapter while keeping the summaries concise yet dense as you requested. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diversifiedgame/message
Today's guests: - Dan Shafer, The Recombobulation Area. - Corinna Sac, Humanitarian & former owner of UpRising Bakery. - Timothy Arnold. Senior Development Manager for the American Lung Association of Greater Chicago. - Tony Bertoldi, Author - The Solution to US Housing Shortage tonybertoldi.com
Dutton discusses Cervical Cancer Month during January, including guidelines and preventative screenings, previews upcoming events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Kirk continues the conversation with Jen Reininger, Senior Development Manager at Yondr, on her journey with The Human Reset, breaking free from linear thinking and embracing a more abstract approach to personal and professional growth.
Kirk is joined by Jen Reininger, Senior Development Manager at Yondr, who has taken on the transformative challenge of The Human Reset. Jen shares her personal journey of self-improvement, reflects on the challenges and triumphs of being a single parent in survival mode, and discusses how discipline and self-care lead to remarkable changes in both her professional and personal life.
Hear all about the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event happening THIS WEEKEND from the Senior Development Manager, Tara Shirer! Not only is she involved with this event as a manager, but she is also a breast cancer SURVIVOR!! Hear her journey and about how important the Making Strides walk - and the many other programs the American Cancer Society offers - are in this episode. Get more info about the American Cancer Society HERE! We hope you'll join us as at Making Strides of Nashville THIS SATURDAY! Get all the details HERE! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Aubrey Zoli is the Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society, and through her work is leading the challenge for the annual 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk. It takes place at Seattle's Gas Works Park, the morning of Saturday October 21. October is breast cancer awareness month, and this non-competitive walk around a beautiful part of the city is a great way to shine the spotlight on this major health issue. There will be booths for education, and an opportunity to honor the Survivors. Of utmost important is the fund-raising component; the dollars raised support research and programs, such as providing rides to appointments for women with certain challenges, and valuable reminders to schedule that annual mammogram. And on Sunday Oct 1, it's the 'Pink at the Park' Mariners game—there still might be tickets available. www.makingstrideswalk.org/seattlewa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Aubrey Zoli is the Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society, and through her work is leading the challenge for the annual 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk. It takes place at Seattle's Gas Works Park, the morning of Saturday October 21. October is breast cancer awareness month, and this non-competitive walk around a beautiful part of the city is a great way to shine the spotlight on this major health issue. There will be booths for education, and an opportunity to honor the Survivors. Of utmost important is the fund-raising component; the dollars raised support research and programs, such as providing rides to appointments for women with certain challenges, and valuable reminders to schedule that annual mammogram. And on Sunday Oct 1, it's the 'Pink at the Park' Mariners game—there still might be tickets available. www.makingstrideswalk.org/seattlewa
Kirk continues his conversation with Jen Reininger, Senior Development Manager at Yondr, discussing exciting developments at Yonder, raising strong confident women, and what lies ahead.
Jen Reininger, Senior Development Manager at Yondr joins Kirk to discuss growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, her path towards the data center world, and finding that work life balance.
Dutton highlights the upcoming Warren-Henderson Relay for Life annual event at West Park in Monmouth on Saturday, September 16th from 4 to 7:30 pm and shares the importance and benefits of the American Cancer Society on the WRAM Morning Show.
This month we will be examining what FSB would like to see the government do to encourage greater adoption of tech and innovation among small businesses – and FSB's wishlist when it comes to government support for the tourism, hospitality and retail sectors in the lead up to Christmas. We also discuss the expansion of ULEZ – or the Ultra Low Emission Zone – and why that will have an impact on businesses everywhere, not just in London.Guests: Yupina Ng, Media and Communications Lead on Innovation, FSB Anna Slater, UK Deputy Head of Media and Communications, FSBMatthew Jaffa, Senior Development Manager for London, FSB
Robby has a chat with Ahmed Wasfy (he/him/his), the Senior Development Manager at Amazon. On the topic of the common characteristics of well maintained software, Ahmed feels that one critical thing is that software should serve a purpose in terms of what values it adds and the trackable business goal it fulfills. He shares some valuable insights about legacy code based on his vast experience and dives into how to approach the management of technical debt so that an engineering team trusts there is a time and place to work on that.Robby and Ahmed discuss how to strike a good balance between new feature development and incremental improvements, challenges that large organizations face when recruiting a lot of engineers in a short period of time when there are no local domain experts, the Ageism bias in the software engineering industry, Ahmed's coaching work under TheThrivingEM.com, and how to approach your first 90 days in a new role. There is that and so much more software engineering wisdom to gain from this episode, so make sure you tune in.Book Recommendations:Mastery by George LeonardHelpful Links:TheThrivingEM.comAhmed's InstagramAhmed's LinkedInSubscribe to Maintainable on:Apple PodcastsOvercastSpotifyOr search "Maintainable" wherever you stream your podcasts.Keep up to date with the Maintainable Podcast by joining the newsletter.
Hear remarks from Solvera Health Chief Population Officer Robin Henry, Solvera Health Family Physician Dr. Julio Santiago, OSF Holy Family and St. Mary's President and CEO Lisa Dekezel, OSF Medical Group Chief Executive Officer with OSF HealthCare Dr. Jeff Tillery, McDonough District Hospital Vice President of Business Strategy Patrick Osterman, McDonough District Hospital Vice President of Clinical and Support Services Adrian MacGregor, Graham Medical Group Senior Director of Business Development Jacob Green, Graham Medical Group President and CEO Robert Seneff, Eagle View Community Health System Executive Director Shannon Courson, Eagle View Community Health System Public Relations Director Emily Higgins, Warren County Health Department Community Health Coordinator Kira Schumm, Mary Guenseth with the Knox County Health Department, Senior Development Manager with the American Cancer Society Stacey Dutton, and moderated by WRAM's Vanessa Wetterling.
Dutton talks record donations collected for Banking on a Cure, discusses available services at Hope Lodges, the upcoming Relay for Life event for Warren-Henderson County at West Park on September 16th, previews the 2023 Health Forum, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Amy Thomas, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Program Manager, Customer Satisfaction with AutoZone and Team Captain for the AutoZone Striders, along with Elizabeth Ennis, Senior Development Manager with the American Cancer Society, who both celebrate the AutoZone Striders being recently honored as the top national fundraiser for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer (MSABC), raising $202,222 for breast cancer research. In addition, the team was able to name an existing post-doctoral fellowship research grant in honor of their team. Named to honor all AutoZoners and their families touched by cancer, the AutoZone Breast Cancer Research Grant was awarded to Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. The project is led by researcher Diego A. Pedroza, PHD, and is titled Treatment of Breast Cancer Metastasis by Therapeutic Manipulation of Macrophages with Combined Chemotherapy. The grant will be active until 2025.During the interview, Elizabeth talks about the American Cancer Society and their national and local efforts and impact. Amy talks about her personal passion for supporting the American Cancer Society with her mother, and how supporting the organization helps strengthen AutoZone's team culture and commitment to making an impact in the community. Both share encouragement for how other companies can get involved and support the effort.Visit www.cancer.org to learn more about the American Cancer Society and www.AutoZone.com to learn more about AutoZone.
What do colleges think of the International Baccalaureate program? Is it a good option for high school students to pursue? Tune in to this week's show when we talk with Marie Vivas, Senior Development Manager of the International Baccalaureate organization. We'll also discuss how to get ready to pay for college now that you've committed to enroll.
What do colleges think of the International Baccalaureate program? Is it a good option for high school students to pursue? Tune in to this week's show when we talk with Marie Vivas, Senior Development Manager of the International Baccalaureate organization. We'll also discuss how to get ready to pay for college now that you've committed to enroll.
What do colleges think of the International Baccalaureate program? Is it a good option for high school students to pursue? Tune in to this week's show when we talk with Marie Vivas, Senior Development Manager of the International Baccalaureate organization. We'll also discuss how to get ready to pay for college now that you've committed to enroll.
Dutton highlights upcoming events and fundraisers benefitting the Warren-Henderson Relay for Life team on the WRAM Morning Show.
The NAIOP SoCal Podcast is back with the second installment in our podcast series for 2023! Tune in and listen as NAIOP SoCal CEO, Tim Jemal, is joined by Jay Tanjuan, Director of Development at Scannell Properties. In this role, Jay is responsible for site acquisition, due diligence, entitlements, construction, management, marketing, leasing, and dispositions for ground-up industrial developments throughout Southern California. Prior to joining Scannell, Jay was a Senior Development Manager for Panattoni Development Company and was an office tenant rep broker with JLL in Orange County. Prior to his career in commercial, Jay served six years in the U.S. Navy in support of Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom as a supply officer in logistics/supply chain management. A self proclaimed "deal guy at heart", Jay is an active mentor and cultivator of young professionals. In this episode, Jay takes us on a journey through his career and details his transition from the military to the commercial real estate brokerage community. He shares with our audience the importance of staying top of mind in this industry and how best to develop relationships and build a strong network through an engaging and active social media presence.
In this episode of the Breaking Changes podcast, Kin Lane is joined by Rickey McCoy, Senior Development Manager at Riot Games, to discuss how the video game developer is using their API to develop new characters and their award-winning television show on Netflix, embracing API-first when it comes to developing a deep understanding of their consumers.
In Episode 42 of Bladder Cancer Matters, host Rick Bangs talks Rebecca Yannopoulos, BCAN's Senior Development Manager and the person who has made Walks to End Bladder Cancer happen since 2017. Rick and Rebecca chat about: Her work supporting BCAN's dedicated Walk volunteers and fundraisers How the Walks to End Bladder Cancer got started When people should start planning to do a Walk How people can participate in a 2023 Walk What you can do if there is not an in-person Walk near you New, cool incentive prizes in 2023 To find a Walk near you, please visit bcanwalk.org. Never miss an episode of Bladder Cancer Matters by subscribing in your favorite podcasting platform and don't forget to like and share our podcast!
Welcome back to the She's Wild Podcast. Today's guest is Jessica Abramson, Senior Development Manager at Stiles Corporation. Jessica is an owner representative on retail real estate development projects. She focuses on project planning and coordination, due diligence, obtaining government approvals, budgeting, and scheduling. She's worked with numerous clients including Publix, The Fresh Market, Trader Joe's, Ross, Five Below, Planet Fitness, Rooms to Go, Chase Bank, SunTrust Bank, Chipotle, and Starbucks. Jessica is active in the Urban Land Institute's Southeast Florida Region serving on the Florida Retail Project Council, is a graduate of Leadership Broward Class XXXIV, and is active on the Advisory Board for the NSU MSRED program and Alumni Association. In this episode, Jessica and I discuss her career and why she loves working in development. She offers insight on 5 skills she thinks are critical for success as a commercial real estate developer. She also offers a ton of advice if you are new to the business. Memorable Moments: 19:11 Skills to be successful in development include technical skills such as analyzing financials. But it's also negotiating and influencing others. If you're working with a team and you need to influence them to work on your project to get things done. You might work with an architect who has 10 projects, you need to know how to make that person feel like yours is the most important. And then the other skill is to strategically think about problem solving. You're either trying to prevent a problem or you're trying to solve a problem. 19:52. Thinking outside of the box and understanding what to do to make everybody satisfied or to get this done or to get past this hurdle and then getting your team on board to come up with a solution or to agree with what you think the solution might be. Our job is just to, to keep the project moving. And we might have, a large team and that might also include government officials who don't always have the same priorities that you have. 30:56 If you are a young person getting into the business, milk the student card, as much as you can, even if just say, hey, I'm new to the business call people you want to talk to almost anybody will talk to you for a little while, or have a phone conversation or talk to you at a networking event. Because once you get you know, many years into the business, it's a lot harder to to use that card. 31:18 Young professionals should attend every networking event possible. Introduce yourself, make connections. And then as you're doing that, learn about different career paths. Talk to as many people as you can as possible early on in your career.Connect with Nancy:Instagram: https://instagram.com/nancysurakLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancysurak/Website: www.nancysurak.comConnect with Jessica:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-abramson-68003a19/Twitter: @Jejoly619Jessica's Book Recommendation:Risk Game by Francis J. Greenburger via Amazon: https://a.co/d/7zXDxKUThe Liar$ Ball by by Vicky Ward via Amazon: https://a.co/d/dOiCZTpJessica's Podcast Recommendation: The Fort Podcast with Chris Powers http://thefortpod.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fort-with-chris-powers/id1410549811Nancy's Twitter Recommendation: StripMallGuy @realEstateTrentShe's Wild Sound Production by:Luke Surak, Surak Productions: surakproductions@gmail.com
“Its not right, it could be better and could be different.” Chris Sherwood, RSPCA CEO on innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy and professional development (#8) In this episode, some of the areas we discuss are: Chris' experience working in the charity sector, living with epilepsy, having a working class background and experiencing homophobia Innovation and service improvement in a continuously changing world Organisational change projects Changing the governance model and strategy development at the RSPCA Reflections on career and professional development. For episode notes, links and other episodes, please visit https://www.kedaconsulting.co.uk/charity-impact-podcast/ About Chris Sherwood Chris Sherwood, who has been Chief Exec of the RSPCA since August 2018. Before that Chris was CEO at Relate for 3 years having previously been their Director of Policy, Communications and Digital Services. Before that he had roles as Director of Innovation and Development at Scope and Senior Development Manager at Nesta where he led their work on Co-production, People Powered Health and Ageing. Prior to joining the voluntary sector he worked in local government while studying for his degree. “Most innovation is hidden in public services and charities…people will find ways to do things more effectively and efficiently, not always within the rules.” If you enjoy the podcast, please do follow us and leave a rating / review. If you have any questions, feedback or enquiries regarding the podcast, you can e-mail me at hello@kedaconsulting.co.uk or tweet @alexblake_KEDA This Podcast is brought to you by KEDA Consulting, where I help charities to develop strategy, secure funding and navigate a range of challenges and opportunities. The purpose of the Charity Impact podcast is to learn more about how effective charities and individuals achieve social change or social impact. This podcast is for anyone who wants to make a difference, but particularly those who are working for social change / impact; including charity trustees, CEOs, staff, volunteers, advisors, philanthropists and public service professionals.
Episode Notes Guests include Elizabeth Ennis, Senior Development Manager, American Cancer Society. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and she joins me to discuss the latest statistics, prevention measures and the upcoming Race for the Cure event. She also introduces us to a man who is also involved in the cause. Marybeth Conley is a Memphis broadcasting legend who recently retired from the small news screen but also re-started her life. She and husband Rick visit to talk about an unlikely love story and a new TV project that could literally “Flip your life”. Last but not least, Jessica Benson loves the grind…the sports grind and that's that's why she is a host for the Memphis Grizzlies and Grind City Media. She will give us a preview of this year's version of your favorite Memphis Grizzlies and how far they can go, maybe all the way? It's a winning combination you don't want to miss on air and online. Monday, 6-7pm on WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts!It's time to talk!
Episode NotesGuests include Elizabeth Ennis, Senior Development Manager, American Cancer Society. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and she joins me to discuss the latest statistics, prevention measures and the upcoming Race for the Cure event. She also introduces us to a man who is also involved in the cause. Marybeth Conley is a Memphis broadcasting legend who recently retired from the small news screen but also re-started her life. She and husband Rick visit to talk about an unlikely love story and a new TV project that could literally “Flip your life”. Last but not least, Jessica Benson loves the grind…the sports grind and that's that's why she is a host for the Memphis Grizzlies and Grind City Media. She will give us a preview of this year's version of your favorite Memphis Grizzlies and how far they can go, maybe all the way? It's a winning combination you don't want to miss on air and online. Monday, 6-7pm on WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts!It's time to talk!
Aubrey Zoli is the Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society, leading the challenge for the annual 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk. Zoli speaks about the event, a non-competitive walk in celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It will take place Saturday morning, Oct 22 at Seattle's Gas Works Park. There will be booths for education, and an opportunity to honor those who have survived. The goals are simple: to shine a spotlight on this major health issue. And to boost the society's fund-raising, supporting ongoing research, awareness toward regular mammograms and screening, and increased accessibility, such as rides to appointments, for those with challenges. Site: www.makingstrideswalk.org/seattlewa
Dutton highlights the upcoming Warren-Henderson County Relay for Life event at Sunny Lane Field on Saturday, September 24th from 4 to 7:30 pm, including the luminaria to honor and remember loved ones at 7 pm.
The digitalization of buildings is believed to be key in making our built environment more sustainable. Nevertheless, the building sector lags behind when it comes to harnessing the power of data. What are the reasons? And how can digitalization be accelerated? Tune in with Jon Lester, Christian Waglechner, the Senior Development Manager at CA Immo and Marjut Rautavaara, Head of Cloud SW Product Management at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, to find out! If you want to learn more about the pivotal role of data and digitalization in transforming infrastructure, check out our latest thought leadership report "A New Space Race": https://siemens.com/newspacerace.
The digitalization of buildings is believed to be key in making our built environment more sustainable. Nevertheless, the building sector lags behind when it comes to harnessing the power of data. What are the reasons? And how can digitalization be accelerated? Tune in with Jon Lester, Christian Waglechner, the Senior Development Manager at CA Immo and Marjut Rautavaara, Head of Cloud SW Product Management at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, to find out! If you want to learn more about the pivotal role of data and digitalization in transforming infrastructure, check out our latest thought leadership report "A New Space Race": https://siemens.com/newspacerace.
Adewole Ademolake is a Senior Development Manager who has worked on over £600m of property development projects ranging from large housing entities, councils, major housing developments and regeneration projects.With a wealth of property development experience and knowledge, in this episode of property People, Adewole shares his thoughts, challenges and opportunities for developers in 2022. Connect with Adewole on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adewole-ademolake/Connect with Saam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saamlowni/FOLLOW PROPERTY PEOPLE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/propertypeopleThis episode is sponsored by Merryoaks.Merryoaks provides growth-based property finance advisory for investors and developers with the aim of helping you fund your next project and be part of your ongoing growth to bigger, better, and more aspirational deals.Find out more about Merryoaks and speak to the team here: https://www.merryoaks.com/
Episode 51 and I am talking to not one but three guests and I have something very exciting to announce. I will get to fulfil the ambition to record a podcast with a live audience on May 4th. IN today's episode I am talking to three members of the PropSki Committee about its up and coming reunion as well as asking them about their personal career lessons.I am talking to Laura Shields, Sales Director for Uncommon, Rachel Leigh, Senior Development Manager for Trivallis and Rupert Parker, CEO and Founder of Building Passport.I will be joining as support act to the Propski reunion on May 4th at Uncommon's Liverpool Street venue, to get your ticket you will need to register here: PropSki Reunion 2022 | Elifar Foundation (enthuse.com)If you haven't attended a Propski event in the past and are curious to hear more then please go and check out their mission: PROPSKI – Meet, compete & networkLinkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9054319Contact details Ncarman@macdonaldandcompany.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dutton highlights upcoming events to benefit the American Cancer Society and local Relay for Life events on the WRAM Morning Show.
In the past 3 years Marcia Lucia has been leading GM's Global Purchasing and Supply Chain DataHub, focusing on data solutions and projects. It includes real time data consumption, data transformation, Analytical and Machine learning solutions. In 2013, Teixeira joined General Motors as a Senior Manager. In this role, she has been leading and delivering new applications and IT solutions, focused on the Global Purchasing and Supply Chain area, using different technologies, in house and COTS solutions. In 2006, Teixeira was assigned as a senior Program and Development Leader for one of General Motors contracts, with an annual revenue of nearly $10 million. It included managing offshore teams in 15 different countries, interfacing with clients in different regions, P&L financial outlook and management, strategic planning and contract management. In October 2000, Teixeira relocated to the United States, leading a team of onshore and offshore resources on development of applications and solutions for EDS major client, General Motors. In the late 1990s, Teixeira was assigned as an EDS Brazil-Rio Solution Center program manager leading a team of over 150 system engineers to the successful delivery of several global projects, applications and solutions for international and domestic clients. Teixeira began her career in Brazil working for the Shell Brazil Company IT organization and later transitioned to EDS do Brazil. Teixeira served as a key member of the Brazil-Rio Solution Center staff by performing technical and leadership roles on projects for various clients and business areas such as Golden Cross Health Care, Xerox do Brazil, GM do Brazil and the United States Federal Aviation Association. Teixeira holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Links Linkedin da Marcia IBM4341 IBM3278 ITAUTEC Livros Biografia do Ayrton Senna OsProgramadores Site do OsProgramadores Grupo do OsProgramadores no Telegram Canal do Youtube do OsProgramadores Twitter do Marcelo Pinheiro Edição do Episódio por: Thiago Costa Barbosa
Sara Weiner (RPTA/ES '16), Senior Development Manager at American Cancer Society, talks with Dr. Brian Greenwood (Cal Poly Experience Industry Management) about her life and career to date.
Damon Morris, formerly the Senior Development Manager of Collaborations at The North Face (now VP of Outdoor at K2), talks with students about the role of product management in bringing great product to market. Damon Morris LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/damonmorris/ Watch these conversations on YouTube! https://bit.ly/33SVb2O Listen to these conversations on the Highlander Podcast. https://opdd.usu.edu/podcast The Highlander Podcast is sponsored by the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at Utah State University, a four year, undergraduate degree training the next generation of product creators for the sports and outdoor industries. Learn more at opdd.usu.edu or follow the program on LinkedIn or Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/usuoutdoorproduct/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/opdd
Originally airing on WYXR 91.7 FM Memphis on October 21, 2021, this episode of Faithfully Memphis features Bishop Phoebe Roaf in conversation with Elizabeth Ennis, with Elizabeth Ennis, Senior Development Manager of the American Cancer Society's Memphis office. Learn more about ways you can support breast cancer awareness, including the #RealMenWearPink campaign! Facebook: facebook.com/ACSTennessee Facebook.com/StridesMemphis Facebook.com/RMWPMemphis Instagram: @acs_tennessee - https://www.instagram.com/acs_tennessee/ @acsmemphisstrides - https://www.instagram.com/acsmemphisstrides/ Resources: www.cancer.org Cancer Hotline 1-800-227-2345 Websites: www.RealMenWearPinkacs.org/memphistn www.memphisimagineball.org
In this Member Showcase, we talked with Heather Appell, Senior Development Manager, Expert Programs at ServiceNow --- and long time supporter of The Training, Learning, and Development Community. Heather has a varied background in L&D, working in industries like Public Education to Retail to Technology, and that experience makes Heather someone you'll definitely want in your network. Give this episode a listen and learn more about Heather!
Gibson Woods Golf Course will be the site for the fourth annual "Banking on a Cure" fundraiser to support cancer treatment and research. Stacey Dutton, Senior Development Manager with the American Cancer Society, and Jennifer Rice, Community National Bank Vice President, discuss the August 13 event and how its fundraising benefits cancer patients and their families.
On this week’s Student Voice Podcast we meet current NUI Galway students Labhaoise Barrett and Shane Sutton as well as NUI Galway Alumna Edel Kelly. Edel is Senior Development Manager with Genesys in Galway and a graduate of GY201 Bachelor of Commerce. While Labhaoise is currently studying GY124 BA (Arts with Data Science) at NUI Galway and doing her internship at Genesys. Shain Sutton is also a student at NUI Galway. He is studying GY350 (BSc Computer Science and Information Technology) and also completing his internship at Genesys.
Today Margie is joined by special guest, Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society, Jill Monson. Jill talks about some recent updates within the American Cancer Society. Margie and Jill also discuss the mental health resources being provided by the American Cancer Society to help those diagnosed with cancer, and their loved ones. For example they have one program called the "National Cancer Information Center (NCIC)" that has a ton of resources for people and their families to navigate their cancer diagnosis. Visit the American Cancer Society's website here: https://www.cancer.org #TMSTherapy #TMS #MentalHealth
Shannon Davis, Senior Development Manager, previews the biggest fundraiser of the year for JDRF. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Richard Costello connects with Kelly LinKelly is a Senior Development Manager at Terra Housing, a social purpose real estate development consultancy based in Vancouver. Prior to joining Terra in 2017, Kelly worked as an Architect and Real Estate Developer in New York City. Kelly has extensive experience with non-profit organizations and in 2014, started her own organization to empower women to get active outside. Kelly graduated from the Stern Business School of New York University with an MBA and a Masters in Real Estate Finance and Investment. She also holds an Architecture degree from the University of Manitoba and a Psychology degree from the University of California, Berkeley.In this episode we discuss the following:The issue of housing affordability in Vancouver and why the city is so far off reaching its goals.An overview of Terra Housing (backstory/service offerings).Kelly's career overview.Surfing in NYC and establishing an online community to empower women to get active outside.The role of a Development Manager at Terra Housing.What it takes to be a successful Development Manager.Development Management in the non-profit vs. private sector - what's the difference?Why social purpose real estate might be for you.Next steps in Kelly's career.
The Rising Stars program provides young professionals with an opportunity to develop their leadership skills, expand their network, and raise awareness for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. What is CF? Cystic fibrosis is a progressive, genetic disease that causes persistent lung infections and limits the ability to breathe over time. Join host Nick Koziol, to better understand how young leaders from this program are positively impacting the lives of those living with CF in the WNY community. Avid volunteer and Rising Stars chair, Kelly Glosser and Lauren Orlowski, Senior Development Manager for the WNY chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, will tell you first-hand how they are making a difference and empowering Rising Stars to be change agents in the CF community. That Sounds Terrific Podcast: For more information on our Podcast, That Sounds Terrific visit our website at www.thatsoundsterrific.com and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you or someone you know are doing some terrific things that should be featured by our show then be sure to reach out to us by emailing us at thatsoundsterrfic@gmail.com. More about CFF and the Rising Stars Program: Follow on Facebook Connect on LinkedIn Official Website Get a hold of the guests: Lauren Orlowski, Senior Development Manager at Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: Connect with her on LinkedIn Lauren Orlowski is a senior development manager for the Western New York Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. She leads the CFF's young professional programs, Rising Stars and Tomorrow's Leaders, and facilitates Great Strides, a national walk fundraising initiative. Interested in joining the program or want to learn more? Email Lauren at lorlowski@cff.org or call her at 716.204.2535. Kelly Glosser, Learning & Development Specialist at Independent Health: Connect with her on LinkedIn --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatsoundsterrific/support
In this HULL IS THIS podcast, editor Jerome Whittingham is joined by Laura Jarvis, Senior Development Manager at The Alcohol and Drug Service, and Paul Longley, Mental Health Trainer at Hopen and facilitator of Andy's Man Club in Hull. We talk about the mental health impacts of consuming too much alcohol, how much is too much, what strategies and coping mechanisms we can adopt to take control of our drinking, and what professional help is available to those who are worried about excessive alcohol consumption. Read full article, with links to help and support, on HULL IS THIS: https://hullisthis.news/exploring-alcohol-and-mental-health-for-alcohol-awareness-week-2020
COVID19 forced many of us to change quickly to new ways of working. It has required a rapid reassessment of when and how we should continue to deliver great donor and alumni engagement and to consider whether these are temporary or permanent measures. Although COVID19 has presented enormous challenges for most people either at a personal and/or professional level, having our hand forced has in many ways given rise to the realisation that not everything about our new way of doing things is bad. In fact, in some areas adapting and adopting new programs and new methods of delivering has delivered positive change. In this session we will hear from a range of practitioners, sharing case studies of what worked well when the crises first hit, what is here to stay beyond the pandemic, and why. Join Kate Robertson, Executive Director of Advancement at the University of Tasmania, Graeme Mullin, Development Manager at the University of Otago and Lucy Moore, Senior Development Manager at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) to share the best of what we have learned these past 6 months to improve our professional practice for the long term.
Molly Watson is the Senior Development Manager for Courage California, a graduate of Emerge California, and a Board member for the Black Women's Democratic Club of California. The daughter of a Haitian immigrant and a hippie from down south, she came back to Southern California after 7 years in Brooklyn, NY. In this episode Molly and I talked about her experiences growing up bi-racial in Huntington Beach . We also talked about her work holding our elected officials accountable and how to stay involved post election.
This episode features a conversation with Architect, Rasheda Tripp, and Developer, Morgan C.B. Miles. They were the only other two black women in my graduating architecture class at UVA and have been dear friends of mine for almost 20 years. We talk about our careers, what brought us to architecture and how we navigate white, male spaces as black women. Quote: "The function, the very serious function of racism is distraction. It keeps you from doing your work. It keeps you explaining, over and over again, your reason for being." - Toni MorrisonLinks:Tangible Remnants on InstagramTangible Remnants on FacebookThe WharfBios:Rasheda TrippRasheda Tripp received her BS in Architecture in 2006 from the University of Virginia. She earned her M. Architecture degree in 2012 from Washington University in St Louis.Rasheda is currently a Project Architect for GuernseyTingle in Williamsburg Va. She’s been with the firm since 2013 and has continued to work remotely from Charlottesville since 2017. Her project types range from retail, multi-family residential and government facilities at all levels.Rasheda is passionate about designing affordable and equitable housing. She frequently stops to admire the ceilings and doors of spaces. She’s mother to 2 boys and a wife to a husband who no longer judges her for stopping to look at random building details.Morgan C.B. Miles Morgan C.B. Miles serves as the Senior Manager of Development for Strategic Property Partners (“SPP”) where she oversees entitlements, design, and construction of the $171 million, 388-unit luxury residential building as part of the first phase of the Water Street Tampa development. Integrating principles of walkability, sustainability, connectivity, design quality, and wellness, SPP will create, own, and operate the $3.5 billion, 9-million-square-foot mixed-use waterfront development in Tampa, Florida.Morgan joined SPP from Hoffman & Associates and worked on The Wharf – a $2.5-billion world-class, mixed-use waterfront redevelopment in Washington, DC comprised of 3.2 million square feet of residential, hotel, office, restaurant, retail, marina, and public uses including waterfront parks, promenades, piers, and docks. Morgan managed the development of North America's first Canopy by Hilton (a 175-key signature, lifestyle hotel) and DC’s first Hyatt House (a 237-key extended-stay hotel). As the Senior Development Manager, she was responsible for all aspects of this 9-time, award-winning $194 million hotel development including zoning, entitlements, design, permitting, hotel brand management, investor relations, financing, construction management, retail and master site coordination, furniture procurement and installation, LEED Gold certification, sales & marketing, concept creation and branding for the rooftop bar/lounge, pre-opening operations, and transition to asset management. During her time on the Wharf project she also led the development of the $190 million, 96-unit ultra-luxury condominium building, designed by world-renowned Rafael Viñoly Architects P.C. with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen, LLC.A LEED Accredited Professional, Morgan holds a B.S. in Architecture from the University of Virginia and an M.B.A. in Real Estate and Finance from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. This past November, Morgan was selected as one of the 10 Florida Winners of Connect Media’s Third Annual Women in Real Estate Awards Program.
Did You Know? Charity Navigator has a new ratings system which will allow it to rate an additional 150,000 small-mid sized charities? Kyle Gardner, Senior Development Manager @ Charity Navigator, joins Dan to discuss the launch of Encompass, a ratings system that will help a new generation of nonprofits benefit from Charity Navigator’s credibility while empowering donors to make more informed contribution decisions. Other topics include: The role that Charity Navigator plays in the donor journey, myths about investment’s role in rating scores, how Charity Navigator has benefited from an unsiloed fundraising structure, how a healthy culture encourages collaboration, and much much more. Charity Navigator is a non-profit itself which means Kyle brings a unique perspective to the table combining industry wide authority with hands on fundraising experience. This discussion is a must-listen for everyone in your organization from your board chair, to the CEO, development director, and entry-level fundraisers. Show Notes: https://www.charitynavigator.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyleconnergardner/
Founded in 2001, Charity Navigator has become the nation's largest and most-utilized evaluator of charities. In their quest to help donors, their team of professional analysts has examined tens of thousands of non-profit financial documents. They've used this knowledge to develop an unbiased, objective, numbers-based rating system to assess over 9,000 of America's best-known and some lesser-known, but worthy, charities.Kyle Gardner is the Senior Development Manager for Charity Navigator. He is in charge of e-mail, mail, and digital communications to help increase the organization’s resources.Learn more about Charity Navigator: https://www.charitynavigator.org/Learn more about Bloomerang: https://bloomerang.co/partners/you-got-this-fundraising/Check out the Blog:https://www.dawngabel.com/blogWebsite:https://www.dawngabel.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/yougotthispod/Special Thanks To Grey Goat Marketing: https://www.greygoatmarketing.com/
Chat Guest Ahmed was born the second of six children in Washington, DC in 1976 to a Veterinary Microbiologist father and businesswoman mother from Sudan. He traveled the world with his family, growing up in the UAE, Egypt, Oman, and Europe before moving back to the United States at age 16. Ahmed still maintains his love of travel to this day. He graduated from Georgia State University with a BS in Computer Informations Systems. He has 20 years' experience in the industry working for such companies as Coca Cola, Turner Broadcasting, Netroadshow, NCR, and RDA. He is currently a Senior Development Manager at Safe-Guard International in Atlanta, GA. In his free time, he enjoys riding motorcycles, traveling the world, photography, digital art, and enjoying technical blogs. Chat Highlights What is the secret sauce that makes a great software development team and what is your responsibility as a leader to foster these conditions? How do you create a flexible work culture (a change from the “typical” 9-5 schedule) while getting things done and ensuring that your team is accountable for what they need to deliver on their projects? How do you approach delivering feedback to your team members, course correcting, and aligning (or re-aligning) them into better positions that leverage their strengths? How do you drive a team culture where healthy conflict, open debate, and sharing opinions openly is not only safe but encouraged? When you reflect on the following recommendation from a former direct report, what sense of pride around this accomplishment should you feel as a leader? Ahmed is, hands down, the best manager that I have ever had the honor to work within my career. He is incredibly driven and passionate about his work and has never hesitated to give 120% of himself when the need arises. His technical skills are incredibly sound, covering a wide range of technologies and architectures, and he has a knack for pushing the products he's responsible for to the next level of innovation. More important than his work, however, is the way he treats his team. Day or night, seven days a week, Ahmed has been there to help us out, give us feedback, and help drive us to be better in everything we do. I have seen him give up countless evenings and weekends to help his team through tough times, and he never hesitates to drop everything he's doing to lend a listening ear. He is always in the trenches with us...which is a quality that is increasingly rare in today's job market. Ahmed is an incredible mentor to me...someone who has helped me spread my wings, and who has made me a better person by knowing him. For a technical leader...and for someone who truly cares about the people he works with...you will find no one better. What makes keeping up with bleeding-edge technology and being an effective techncial team manager so complicated? Get In Touch Ahmed Gadir Connect with Ahmed at linkedin.com/in/ahmedgadir See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hank McQueen is the Senior Development Manager at Concert Properties, a real estate company based in Vancouver whose commercial assets are valued at over $5 billion. Hank calls into the podcast to share how data can be used to build better homes and smarter more efficient cities. The guys also talk about Hank's early days as a firefighter, working with the City of Toronto, the value of digital marketing, the best 90's business movies and how COVID-19 may change the way cities are built in the future.
The March episode of “Full Circle Meets Lessons from the Journey” relationship series opens the door to conversation among women between cultures. This month’s topic is “Bridging the Gap Racially through Business and Faith.” Shawn Brown and I welcomed guests: Sharie Wilson, Owner of DreamGirls Salon and co-owner of Mixed Institute of Cosmetology & Barber; Kerri Naber, Founder of the Now Create Series and Senior Development Manager at Mercy Multiplied and Stephanie Sherwood, Founder of The Tapestry Network was definitely a show that needs to be heard, shared and discussed.
Abbie speaks to Richard Wood, Senior Development Manager at Firesprite Games. They talk about graduate recruitment, the work culture at the studio, and a very special quiz. Be sure to follow us across Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date on industry news and the latest vacancies within the industry! Visit us for the latest industry vacancies at aswift.com
I spoke with Robert Maissan. He is a Senior Development Manager at RBC Capital Markets. Robert manages a team of 8 developers working with Java and .NET. He is a self-taught coder who never went to College. The way he got into coding professionally was by automating his own job and by doing so, he proved himself to be a coder. Listen to this conversation to find out how Robert uses his family to develop his professional communication skills and how you can do that as well. Full show notes and links: https://SoloCoder.com/19
Robby is at the Masculine Journey Boot Camp this week, so Truth Network's own Danny Trogdon is guest hosting. We have Eric Durham, the Senior Development Manager from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in studio to talk about Diabetes, and the JDRF Walk event coming up. We also have Steven Still from the Salvation Army in studio to talk with Danny. On top of all of that, you can look forward to Danny's Dad Jokes and a riddles. There is all of this and so much more right here on Kingdom Pursuits.
A conversation about the American Breast Cancer Society with Hannah Sladek, Senior Development Manager and Jerri Wood, Program Manager North Puget Sound. They talk about breast cancer, dianosis & treatment and the Making Strides Walk.
Jo, det kan godt bli' vildere - nemlig en #dataklubben special, som er resultatet af en intens dag på IoT week 2019 i Aarhus. IoT er en helt naturlig katalysator for dagens podcast, hvor dagens gæster på hver deres måde givet os et indblik i, hvor suverænt fedt IoT er – og hvilke muligheder der er for virksomheder, som tør! Dagens podcast er også vores hidtil længste, og hvis du er podcast-zapper, får du her det forkromede overblik over, hvad du trygt kan glæde dig til. 00:00 Jens-Jacob introducerer gæsterne i #dataklubben special 1:50 Søren & Jens-Jacob om IoT Week i Aarhus 4:10 Bag IoT Week 2019! Karsten Dehler, Kommerciel direktør, it-forum Vi går bag om IoT week 2019 sammen med manden bag den store begivenhed til en snak om mål og perspektiver på at bringe et så ambitiøst event som IoT Week til Aarhus. Og glæde ved at fordoble eventen og melde udsolgt! 11:35 Klimamål i den virkelig verden Søren Bro, Head of Digital Ecosystems & Partnerships, GRUNDFOS ”Vi når slet ikke vores mål, hvis vi bare sidder i Bjerringbro”! Der er fuld smæk på digitaliserings- og servicerejsen hos Grundfos, og data er i fuld gang med at gøre Grundfos til en mere effektiv serviceorganisation. Tag med ind i en organisation, hvor selv et helt almindeligt projekt skal skabe impact på et af de to erklærede FN bæredygtighedsmål – ellers er der lang vej til funding. Talk about being ambitious! 22:10 Too early IoT mover Morten Nielsen, adm. dir., Hounö Velkommen til en ”too early mover”! Allerede i år 2000 sendte Hounö den første ovn på nettet, men markedet var ikke klar til IoT. Nu sidder Hounö med helt fremme i IoT-feltet, når de beriger deres professionelle ovne med data og gør kunderne både klogere og mere effektive. Og ja - ovnen vidste jo godt, at kødet ikke blev skamstegt derinde, men ødelagt fordi ovnen forgæves pippede i 20 minutter før åbning – og dét er datadrevet fejlfinding. 33:00 All about hackathons! Lasse Chor, Founding Partner, Happy42 Med flere end 300 hackathons på samvittigheden er Lasse & team på IoT week for at gøre netop dette: Skabe et forrygende IoT Hackathon med fokus på FNs verdensmål! Ét er nemlig at lave et produkt og lege med teknologi, noget andet er at gøre en forskel i verden ved at nudge mennesker gennem teknologi. Hack Away! 42:20 Digital tvilling på speed Christian Carlsson, Concept Accelerator, Big Data, AI & IoT Lab, Grundfos Kort fortalt – her stikker det af! Christian er evangelist og arbejder med XR. Hør blandt andet om det topblærede remote support-projekt med hololenses, chatbots og et vanvittigt stort potentiale, og så giver Christian sit bud på, hvordan det kan blive endnu vildere i Grundfos. 54:00 IoT under byens dæksler Christian Østergaard Laursen, Partner, Montem Vi har intelligent infrastruktur, smart city og IoT på programmet, når Christian tager os med ned i det barske miljø under byens dæksler fyldt med sensorer, der måler alt fra gasser til spildevand. Og hvad kan sensorer egentlig holde til? Hvor længe kan de holde? Og kan de holde længere end teknologien, så de bliver skiftet af andre årsagen end batteriets levetid? 1:03:10 Farvel plastic, goddag connected payments Simon Ormholt Schrøder, Senior Development Manager at Danske Bank Group IT, Danske Bank Dit betalingskort overlever ikke på sigt! Hør mere om, hvordan Danske Bank gør sig klar til en ny verden af connected payments på alle mulige devices fra ure og telefoner til bilen, der selv kan betale for varen, før du henter den. 1:12:35 Jura kan stoppe din idé Peter Lind Nielsen, it-advokat, Bech-Bruun Et stort advokatfirma som sponsor på IoT week? Det giver RIGTIG god mening! Når nye partnerskaber skabes på tværs af brancher og teknologier, opstår en række juriske problemstillinger, fx ejerskab af data, ansvar, persondata og måden at skrue en forretning sammen. Lyt med, hvis du er nysgerrig på, hvordan persondata lynhurtigt kan trække stikke på din gode idé! /se mere på inspari.dk
Frasers Perspective is a podcast series about property development, featuring the people who do it every day here at Frasers Property Australia. In our first episode host Daniel Goodfellow introduces Mark Cleveland, Senior Development Manager in Frasers Property’s retail division. “These days, we’re arriving at these centres by car and not by foot, but people are still wanting the experience of walking down a high street or a laneway… and that’s been key to everything that Frasers Property is looking at: experiential retail, but still at neighbourhood scale.” We call it the ‘super-neighbourhood’ approach: experiential centres at 10,000-30,000 sqm GFA, with a hyper-local retail mix and a bias toward entertainment and service tenants. Mark explains what’s driving this approach, and offers his perspective on the past, the present and the future of retail development in Australia with a deep dive into the planning for Eastern Creek Quarter in Sydney's west._Frasers Property Australia is a diversified property group, active in residential, retail, commercial and industrial property, right across the country. We began developing property in Australia in 1924, and today we’re part of the global Frasers Property Group, with S$33 billion in assets in more than 80 cities around the world. In Australia and across the globe, we believe ‘experience matters’, and that puts our customers at the heart of our business. _Explore our company at www.frasersproperty.com.auExplore a rich collection of insights on retail and residential development in Australia at www.frasersproperty.com.au/perspectiveConnect with Mark Cleveland at linkedin.com/in/mark-cleveland-b6251a3
This week on our Public Affairs Program, Sunday at 5a: Joining us this week to talk about Type 1 Diabetes are Senior Development Manager at JDRF Lindsey Larkin, one of this year’s Ambassadors for the annual Beat The Bridge Run 16 year old Emma Murphy, and Promotion Coordinator at Radio stations Movin’ 92.5 and AM 880 KIXI Delilah Sanabria. JDRF for years stood for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, but in recent years we’ve learned that it is not a juvenile disease. The topic is personal for both Emma and Delilah, as they have been living with Type 1 Diabetes for 15 years, and they will participate in the Beat The Bridge run coming up on Sunday May 20th at Husky Stadium. (Emma was diagnosed at age 1 and Delilah as a young girl) JDRF uses the funds raised from Beat The Bridge to fund research. Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) still has no cure and it is not know what exactly causes the pancreas to quit producing insulin. If you’d like to learn more about T1D or the JDRF go online to their website www.jdrf.org and to participate in the Beat the Bridge run visit www.beatthebridge.org Once there you can support Delilah Sanabria’s Team T1E DYE, or Emma Murphy’s Emma Jane’s Gang, find someone else to support, or start your own team.
Morgan Miles, Senior Development Manager at PN Hoffman and currently working on The Wharf, one of the largest mixed use development projects on the east coast, describes in detail the job of someone in Real Estate Development. Some of the areas we touch upon in this episode include: 1. What is Real Estate Development 2. Key stages in a typical Real Estate Development project 3. Impact of working on a big and important project on your career 4. The kind of issues someone in this space needs to work on 5. Interesting and challenging aspects of the job 6. How to recruit for a job in real estate 7. Useful resources for interested candidates EDIT: PN Hoffman has been working on The Wharf for 10 yrs, not 11. Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321
Speakers: Ms Kath Taplin, Senior Development Manager, Femili PNG; Mr Nat Burke, Policy Adviser, Advocacy & Justice for Children, World Vision International; Ms Alison Chartres, Assistant Secretary, Development Policy and Education Branch, Development Policy Division, DFAT; Mr Peter Russell, Project Manager, International Development Assistance, GHD. Many young people are interested in a career working on some of the toughest challenges facing our world. Thousands volunteer in development organisations across the country, and development studies and international relations are among the most popular undergraduate university courses in Australia. Working in a field that aims to make a difference is no doubt appealing, but it can be tough for students to know where to start. This public seminar, hosted by the Development Policy Centre and the ANU Aid and Development Learning Community, gave students the opportunity to hear from those working in the development sector and to ask questions. Panelists have had diverse careers in government, NGOs, the private sector, and as volunteers. This is the second year we have co-hosted this event and the podcast from the 2014 event is available here: https://soundcloud.com/devpolicy/careers-in-development
Emails. Love them or loathe them, they are very effective for marketers both in B2C and B2B. What are the elements of a successful email marketing strategy? We have asked this any many more questions to Tamsin Fox-Davies who is a Senior Development Manager at Constant Contact in the UK.
Moses Salcido, SIOR, is the Managing Director of CNL Commercial Real Estate, Senior Development Manager of North Florida at the Panattoni Development Co. LLC. Vice President Joe Biden encourages Americans to spend now to bolster infrastructure, or the U.S. will fall behind its competitors. Salcido explains what this means for commercial real estate and how more infrastructure will boost the economy. Salcido also identifies areas where infrastructure is lacking and explains whether they are worth more government spending. Salcido was Principal of Lee & Associates Central Florida, LLC. Mr. Salcido has over 24 years of Central & North Florida real estate experience ranging from landlord/tenant representation, corporate real estate, to development thus providing a very unique perspective for this real estate executive. During his 22 year real estate career in Central Florida, Mr. Salcido has held senior level positions with ComTech Properties, Weeks Corporation, Duke Realty, Progress Energy, and Panattoni Development. During his initial 10 year tenure in real estate, Mr. Salcido transacted a number of industrial real estate deals throughout Central Florida. Mr. Salcido's career highlights include leading the initial entry into the Central Florida market by a Southeast Regional office/industrial REIT in 1995 and managing corporate real estate assets for Progress Energy, Florida and initiating a 200,000-sf corporate headquarters facility for the major Southeast utility company. He has been a Board Member for CoreNet Global CoreNet since 2007. Mr. Salcido serves as a Member of the Advisory Board at Real Estate Media, Inc. He has been Ex-Officio of NAIOP Central Florida since 2009. He has been the President of NAIOP Central Florida Chapter since 2007. He has been a Board Member of NAIOP Florida State Chapter since 2008. He serves as a Member of Advisory Board at Florida Real Estate Forum. He is a Member of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR). He is Florida Licensed Real Estate Broker.
Join Vishy Ramaswamy, IBM Rational Lead Product Architect and Senior Development Manager on the creation of Rational Requirements Composer, to learn how IBM used Requirements Composer to define the product, shipping early and often iterations, and using scenario driven approaches to deliver a business driven application that is transforming the way that applications are being created and delivered inside IBM.
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