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Joseph Vaile, Senior Representative for the Northwest Program of Defenders of Wildlife, joins the Exchange.

What does a Trump presidency mean for Alberta? With talk of a 10 percent tariff on U.S. imports ,including Alberta energy and agriculture, many are wondering just how special our relationship is with our neighbours to the south. West of Centre host Kathleen Petty speaks with James Rajotte , Alberta's Senior Representative in Washington.

ASSET PRESERVATION & FLEET RENEWAL Moderator: Mr. Colin Rawlins, Senior Representative for Germany – Lloyd’s Register Panelists: • Mr. Georgios E. Poularas, CEO – ENESEL S.A • Mr. Holger Jablonski, Business Development Manager – Intership Navigation Co. Ltd. • Mr. Piyush K. Sharma, Group Director Corporate Strategy – NSB Group • Mr. Clemens Toepfer, Managing Director – Toepfer Transport GmbH 4th Annual Capital Link German Maritime Forum In partnership with DNV With the support of the German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) and the Hamburg and Bremen Shipbrokers’ Association Wednesday, November 6, 2024 Radisson Blu Hotel - Hamburg, Germany https://forums.capitallink.com/shipping/2024german/

ASSET PRESERVATION & FLEET RENEWAL Moderator: Mr. Colin Rawlins, Senior Representative for Germany – Lloyd’s Register Panelists: • Mr. Georgios E. Poularas, CEO – ENESEL S.A • Mr. Holger Jablonski, Business Development Manager – Intership Navigation Co. Ltd. • Mr. Piyush K. Sharma, Group Director Corporate Strategy – NSB Group • Mr. Clemens Toepfer, Managing Director – Toepfer Transport GmbH 4th Annual Capital Link German Maritime Forum In partnership with DNV With the support of the German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) and the Hamburg and Bremen Shipbrokers’ Association Wednesday, November 6, 2024 Radisson Blu Hotel - Hamburg, Germany https://forums.capitallink.com/shipping/2024german/

Yet another devastating wildfire has caused significant damage, this time at one of Canada's iconic sites: Jasper, Alberta. The House speaks to a wildfire expert to dig into how the fire reached the town — and what can be done to stop the next devastating blaze.Plus — we look into Kamala Harris's astonishing ascent to become the likely Democratic nominee, and two provincial representatives talk about what the dramatic developments in the U.S. presidential campaign could mean for Canada.And: Author Gregor Craigie talks about his book, Our Crumbling Foundation: How We Solve Canada's Housing Crisis, his timely survey of worldwide solutions to the housing crisis that might work here at home.This episode features the voices of: Mathieu Bourbonnais, assistant professor, UBCDavid Paterson, Ontario Representative in Washington, D.C.James Rajotte, Alberta's Senior Representative to the United StatesGregor Craigie, author, Our Crumbling Foundation: How We Solve Canada's Housing Crisis

Podcast host, Jay Matteson, is joined by Joe Russo, Economic Developer for National Grid, and Seth Browe, Senior Representative for National Grids Energy Efficiency Program to discuss important grants and financial assistance programs for agriculture. There are many important programs offered by National Grid to assist farms and agribusinesses. Seth and Joe explain the programs and the important points of information you should know as you consider applying for these programs. Spending a few minutes listening to this podcast may save you thousands of $$.

In her speech, Andreja Metelko-Zgombić, State Secretary for Europe in the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia, focuses on Croatia's perspective on the forthcoming EU enlargement process, the institutional changes required to prepare the EU for enlargement, and the range of reforms to be implemented by the Western Balkan countries before accession, including the resolution of historical disputes. She also addresses the proposal of a so-called confidence clause for the region in the accession treaties, which would prevent a newly joined Member State from blocking the accession of another candidate country. Finally, she provides an assessment, ten years on, of how both Croatia and the EU have benefitted from the 2013 enlargement. About the Speaker: Andreja Metelko-Zgombić is the State Secretary for Europe at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and holds a law degree. Prior to assuming this position in 2017, she held several prominent posts at the Ministry, including Chief Legal Adviser and Assistant Minister for European Law, International Law and Consular Affairs. Metelko-Zgombić is also the Senior Representative of the Republic of Croatia on the Standing Joint Committee on Succession Issues and the President of the Commission of the Government of the Republic of Croatia for Borders.

Jonathan Wilkinson, Energy and Natural Resources Minister; James Rajotte, Alberta's Senior Representative to the United States & Davit Paterson, Ontario's Representative In Washington, D.C.; The Front Bench with: Dan Moulton, Shakir Chambers, Karl Belanger and Laura Stone.

In our second episode, we welcome Ali Hassan, Senior Representative for Europe and North America at the Dubai International Financial Centre, DIFC. Our conversation delves into the recent trend of funds, managers and firms establishing their presence in Dubai, specifically within the DIFC. Ali sheds light on the strategic advantages that the UAE, and the DIFC specifically, offer including regulatory benefits, a thriving financial ecosystem, and the broader appeal of the UAE as a global business hub. This episode is a must-listen for fund managers and financial enthusiasts looking to understand why the UAE and why Dubai, and the DIFC in particular, is becoming a hotbed of activity.

Ty Gorman, Senior Representative for the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign in Kansas & Oklahoma and Gretchen Waddell Barwick, Director of the Missouri Chapter of the Sierra Club discuss how […] The post How Area Power Utilities Are Stalling on Climate Change Progress appeared first on KKFI.

In Ukraine, as in many other countries, law enforcement and security agencies are closed systems with their own rules and mutual support. In time of war, the number of security-related and military organisations greatly increases, and the number of people in their ranks swell massively. The potential for abuse and infringement of civil rights is huge and is a risk for any country at war. On top of that are the tens of thousands of war crimes being committed by the invaders. My guest today is an expert in the law and judicial reform, who is ensuring Ukraine makes progress on these fronts, to defend individual rights and liberty even in wartime. Olena Sotnyk was a Member of the Parliament of Ukraine from 2014 to 2019, is a Human rights defender, lawyer, Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Rasmussen global Senior Representative in Ukraine Millennium Fellow at Atlantic Council. Olena is a well-known legislator and public policy maker in areas such as rule of law, judicial system reform, anticorruption, euro integration and youth policy. She has successfully represented Ukraine in the international arena and is one of the leading the voices of Ukrainians against Russian aggression.

Panelists discuss issues concerning global energy security and Canada's role in supplying an alternative solution. This lecture took place at The Institute of World Politics on April 17, 2023. Speakers: Mr. James Rajotte Alberta's Senior Representative to the United States Mr. Craig Weichel Counsellor and Program Manager for Energy and Environment at the Embassy of Canada Dr. Sara Vakhshouri Founder and President of SVB Energy International; Adjunct Professor of Energy Security at The Institute of World Politics About the Lecture: Topics discussed throughout the panel will include: (1)Russia's war, the current global energy crisis and the need for alternative energy sources. Can Canada be a new energy partner for Europe?; (2) Canada's “responsible” energy production strategy; (3) Energy transition and the need for reliable, sustainable and responsible resources. Where does Canada stand during this?; and (4) The importance of the U.S.- Canada energy partnership in the context of the long-term energy integrity and security of the two countries and North America in general transitions. ***Learn more about IWP graduate programs: https://www.iwp.edu/academic-programs/ ***Make a gift to IWP: https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E231090&id=18

In this special episode we are joined by Max Gurney, who will celebrate his 101st birthday on June 10, 2022! The Pan Am Museum and the entire worldwide Pan Am community wish him the happiest of birthdays! Max is a 45-year veteran of Pan Am and a living legend within the airline community. He is also the godfather to His Serine Highness, Prince Albert II of Monaco. Max was kind enough to invite host Tom Betti into his home for a chat.He tells us about his childhood, serving in the U.S. Army under General Patton during World War II, and then beginning his storied career at Pan Am after the war. Max Gurney joined Pan American Airways in 1946 as a ticket counter agent at the Marine Terminal at La Guardia Airport, located in Flushing, New York. Because of his ability to speak four languages, he was quickly promoted to Sales Manager in Dakar, Senegal with jurisdiction over five countries in West Africa.In 1949, Max opened the Pan Am office in Milan, and was reassigned shortly after in 1950 to Beirut as Sales Manager on loan to Middle East Airlines (MEA), as part of a management contract with Pan Am. He was responsible for airline operations in six Middle East countries including Saudi Arabia.In 1951, he was appointed Assistant District Sales Manager in Rome, Italy covering six countries, and then transitioned in 1957 to Senior Representative and District Sales Manager for Southern France based in Nice where he formed a very close personal friendship with Monaco's Prince Rainier III and his wife, Princess Grace, the former American actress Grace Kelly. Their friendship grew so close that when their son Prince Albert was born, the Prince and Princess asked Max to be the child's godfather.In 1972, Max was transferred to Nassau as Managing Director for the Bahamas, including the Freeport and Rock Sound stations, until the Bahamas offices were closed in 1976. He subsequently became District Traffic and Sales Manager in Oslo, Norway until 1980, and then once again returned to Monaco as Pan Am Sales Manager. This was because of his close personal friendship with Prince Rainier and Princess Grace.He held this position until the closure of Pan Am in 1991 and assisted with the transition to Pan Am's successor in the market.--------------------Visit Us for more Pan Am History! Support the Podcast!Donate to the Museum!Visit The Hangar online store for Pan Am gear!Become a Member! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube!The Pan Am Museum Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. --------------------A very special thanks to Mr. Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., and  Pan Am Brands for their continued and unwavering support! 

Juliette Kayyem, Teneo Senior Advisor, faculty Chair of the Homeland Security and Security and Global Health Projects at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and President Obama's former Assistant Secretary at the Department of Homeland Security, and Rhea Siers, Teneo Senior Advisor and former Deputy Associate Director for Policy and Senior Representative to the FBI within the National Security Agency, join Kevin Kajiwara, Co-President of Political Risk Advisory, for an important discussion on the current risk landscape including national security, crisis preparedness and response, and cybersecurity.

This episode will discuss the importance of cooperation – either via industrial alliances or clusters. Both help Europe meet policy goals, while helping involved companies master the digital and green transitions, and build global competitive advantage. But what is the reality of such cooperation? And how it creates real opportunities for participating businesses? Tune in to learn more. With: Antonio Novo Guerrero, President of the European Cluster AllianceBianca Dragomir, CEO of Cleantech Cluster Valencia RegionWillem Huisman, Senior Representative of CeficVirginia Janssens, Managing Director of PlasticsEurope See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pushing Women forward. Talks about insurance the different options you have to cover your family financially. Let empower ourselves to make better choices, not only for ourselves but for our families. Listen to understand how you can make your money work for you.

We are in the 7th month of the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic in Europe.Governments are doing what’s necessary to deal with the situation. More and more governments are initiating strong measures to control the infection rate with SARS-CoV-2. Israel has announced a second lockdown from September 18 for about three weeks.There is a lot of coverage of European measures in the local news. Also, a lot of information is published about actions taken in the United States. I rarely read anything about the situation in Asia. Is life back to normal in Asia? How is the risk assessment of the novel Corona Virus in Asian countries?That‘s why I asked a colleague who lives in Shanghai and is one of the best experts in Life Science and Asia in the world. In this webinar/podcast recording, I will talk with Irénée Robins about these topics. Born in North-Eastern France in 1971, Irénée Robin has been living in China for almost 20 years. Married with three children, genuinely bicultural, he speaks, reads, and writes Mandarin fluently.After ten years in the financial services industry with the BNP Paribas group, Irénée started his life sciences career in 2003 by joining Shanghai Cathay Biotech, where he established his first Sino-foreign joint venture with a major German specialty chemicals conglomerate,leading to the creation of Degussa Cathay Biotechnology in Jining, Shandong Province.From 2006 to 2011, he worked with the Institut Pasteur of Shanghai, an international research venture established by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Shanghai municipal government, and Institut Pasteur. Under his tenure, the institute grew from 40 to 240 researchers, with numerous drug/vaccine discovery programs against life-threatening infectious diseases such as HFMD, HCV, and malaria. His efforts were directed at increasing the institute’s financial resources, notably via expanding CSR programs with multinational corporations and successfully applying to European and international grants.In 2012, as a Senior Representative for the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), he organized the “BIO Convention in China” in Shanghai, facilitating multiple cross-border transactions between Chinese and US biotech/Medtech actors.From 2013 to early 2019, he was the Chief Marketing Officer and Head of International Business for Shanghai Newsummit Biopharma, a subsidiary of Shenzhen-listed Zhejiang Yatai Pharmaceuticals (SHE:002370). During those six years, he attracted more than 30 Western companies onto the Chinese market through a vast array of transaction types, from in-licensing to co-development, distribution, and service agreements. He also established 4 Sino-foreign joint ventures in 4 different Chinese cities, including China’s most advanced molecular pathology and next-gen cancer diagnostics lab (Shanghai German JV partner) and a first-in-class IVD development venture based on patients’ immune status markers, the use of NGS platforms, and targeted data mining/deep learning algorithms (Guangzhou – French JV partner).Speaker:Christian Soschner (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiansoschner/)Irénée Robin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ireneerobin/)Companies:CS Life Science Invest (https://www.cslifescienceinvest.com/)VVR Medical (https://www.linkedin.com/company/vvr-international/)Be part of our Network:

Tonight's guest WeatherBrain is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the NWS Office in Memphis, TN. He is a 31-year veteran of the NWS, and worked at offices in west Texas, north Texas, and Phoenix AZ before moving to Memphis. He received his Bachelors Degree in Meteorology from Florida State, and his Masters from the University of Oklahoma. He has focused on severe storms and storm spotter training throughout his career, and has helped develop spotter training materials that were and are used nationwide.  Gary Woodall, welcome to WeatherBrains!  Tonight's second guest WeatherBrain is a graduating senior from the University of Oklahoma's School of Meteorology.  She is Oklahoma Weather Labs Director of Operations and a Senior Representative to the OU School of Meteorology Student Affairs Committee.  Also, she is Deputy Director of the New Student Mentoring Program and a member of the OU Nightly Weather Team.  Leah Hill, welcome to WeatherBrains!

Quote by: Brian Tracy A Canadian American motivational speaker and self development author. Brian has written about 70 books on these subjects including “Eat That Frog” & “The Psychology of Selling” “Telling is not selling, only asking questions is selling” Today’s topic as you can tell is about questions. Which is the 3rd Key in Selling! Asking Sub Ordinate Questions. Now different situations during a sales call require a different style of question. For example, when you are arousing interest in the product, service or an idea you ask close ended questions. When you are doing a discovery, you ask open ended questions. Today we will discuss the art of asking the subordinate questions. What are the Subordinate Questions? A subordinate question is any question the answer to which, if positive, means the prospect has bought! If it is not positive, it does not mean he has not bought. I read this in Zig Ziglar’s book that one of his friend used subordinate question which was very effective for him, he would ask the prospect: “Well, Mr Prospect, have you sold yourself or should I tell you more?” Remember no one wants to get sold, we all want to buy! So this question is powerful. If the answer is YES I AM SOLD! Make the transaction and if the answer is WHAT CAN YOU TELL ME MORE ABOUT IT? Allows you to bring you sales game! I also want to share with a story that I found in Zig’s book. He calls this THE PRESIDENTIAL CLOSE. Zig Ziglar was suppose to speak at a conference back in the day at Greenville, South Carolina during the week of Oct 11 through Oct 15th. A sign at the back of the lobby advised travelers to avoid travelling during these days as this was the textile week and the rooms are pre books 12 to 18 months ahead of the textile conference. Chances of getting a room with in the 50 miles radius of Greenville during the textile week is pretty much impossible. Zig Ziglar being the one of the best sales person in the history, did what he was best at! He walk in to the Holiday Inn and did the whole thing where he went up to the reception, introduced and asked for the room. Do you have a reservation? Asked the lady at the reception. He said yes, long time ago. How long ago asks the reception, Zig response 3 weeks ago. Now it was clear to the reception that he does not have any reservation as they probably do not book 3 weeks in advance, and she got her senior to speak with Zig. The senior Hotel Representative was polite and said to Zig, “I might as well tell you that usually I am the good news lady, however tonight” Zig interrupted her and says before you tell me that can I ask you couple of questions? She said yes, go ahead. Question#1: Do you consider your self to be an honest lady? Senior Representative said “Of course I do Mr Ziglar” Ok now Question #2: If the President of United State were to walk the door and come up to you and say, ‘I want a room.’ Now tell me the truth would have one for him? She smile and said: “Now, Mr. Ziglar, you and I both know that if the president of the United States were to come in here, I’d have a room for him.” Zig: “Ok Ma’am, you’re an honest woman and I’m an honest man. You can take my word for it that the President of United States is not going to walk through that door. I’ll take his room!” &nb

Amidst increased tensions over the US–Mexico border, a multinational group of over 2500 scientists have endorsed an article cautioning that a hardened barrier may produce devastating ecological effects while hampering binational conservation. In the BioScience Viewpoint, a group organized by Defenders of Wildlife and others called attention to ecological disturbances that could affect hundreds of terrestrial and aquatic species, notably including the Mexican gray wolf and Sonoran pronghorn. For this episode of BioScience Talks, we were joined by Rob Peters, Senior Representative with the Southwest Regional Office of Defenders of Wildlife; Rurik List, Head of the Laboratory of Conservation Biology at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Lerma Campus; and Sergio Avila, Wildlife Biologist and a Program Manager with Sierra Club, based in Tucson, Arizona. They discussed the article, the potential effects of a border wall, and some of the other challenges of conducting science in the borderlands. Read the article. Subscribe on iTunes. Subscribe on Stitcher. Catch up with us on Twitter. 

With economic diversification top of mind for the Government of Alberta, Hong Kong offers many advantages as a base for connecting to Asian markets. In this podcast interview, Ron Hoffmann, Senior Representative for the Asia-Pacific Basin, Government of Alberta, discusses Hong Kong’s strengths as a regional hub to diversify trade opportunities and enhance economic partnerships across Asia.

n January 2017 Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta took the unprecedented step of instituting a carbon tax. Combined with a cap on greenhouse emissions from the Oil Sands, the bulk of the province’s economy is now party to one of the most encompassing efforts to date in North America to address global warming. Alberta’s senior diplomatic representative to the United States, Gitane De Silva, talks about the province’s climate goals and the process by which Albertan industry, environmentalists and government found common ground to get the tax passed. Gitane De Silva is Alberta’s Senior Representative to the United States. Prior to her current appointment, she served as Deputy Minister of Alberta International and Intergovernmental Relations. Before joining the Alberta Civil Service, Ms. De Silva was Consul General of Canada in Chicago.

Workers in the Boardroom: worker directors and lessons from history 10 December 2016 - 11:00 am - 13:00 pm Lecture Theatre S-1.04, King's College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS "The people who run big businesses are supposed to be accountable to outsiders, to non-executive directors, who are supposed to ask the difficult questions, think about the long-term and defend the interests of shareholders. In practice, they are drawn from the same, narrow social and professional circles as the executive team and – as we have seen time and time again – the scrutiny they provide is just not good enough. So if I’m Prime Minister, we’re going to change that system – and we’re going to have not just consumers represented on company boards, but employees as well." These were Theresa May's words as she launched her bid for leadership of the Conservative Party on 11 July 2016. At the time her speech was thought to mark a departure from traditional Tory themes - but what is the history of the idea of the worker on the board, what might May have really meant by her words and how can trade unions and political parties respond? History & Policy’s Trade Union Forum have convened an expert panel of historians and practitioners who will discuss these questions from both historical and contemporary perspectives.

Want to know what is coming soon at Universal Orlando? How about some Universal Orlando inside tips on visiting the park, saving money and getting the most out of your stay? Tamara and Kim share tips from their recent visits and interview Brittany Baron from Universal Orlando to get all the inside scoop. ON THE PODCAST :30 Kim and Tamara describe the layout of Universal Orlando 3:45 Universal Orlando CityWalk 5:40 Tamara's top 3 tips for Universal Orlando 7:56 Kim's top tips for Universal Orlando 13:45 Brittany Baron from Universal Orlando 16:15 What's coming soon to Universal Orlando 21:20 Volcano Bay waterpark 22:22 Hotels at Universal Orlando 25:32 Best time of the year to visit 28:15 Ticket options 30:45 Tips for Harry Potter fans 36:01 Eating at Universal 42:32 App of the week 44:55 Next week -- flying with kids   ABOUT BRITTANY BARON Brittany Baron is a Senior Representative on the Universal Orlando Public Relations team. Joining the team in 2010, Brittany has had the opportunity to launch annual events, new attractions and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Brittany is currently leading efforts to open the newly-enhanced The Incredible Hulk Coaster, opening in late summer, and Universal's first water theme park, Volcano Bay, opening in 2017. You can follow Universal Orlando on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.     TIPS FOR VISITING UNIVERSAL ORLANDO Stay on property to get into the parks and hour earlier than general admission (especially if you are a Harry Potter fan) Get to the gate early as they often open the turnstiles before it would open because the opening time is usually the time they start the rides. This gives you time to get back to your favorite rides Go to Ollivander's wand shop early to not have a line and have a better chance of being selected to participate The Express Pass is a must-do for thrill-seekers, especially if you can get the unlimited Express Pass so you can ride attractions multiple times Child swap is available for parents of small children Bring a small day bag (not a large backpack) that will fit into the ride lockers The Harry Potter rides have a lot of storytelling that happens just in line so if you have a pocket that buttons, you may want to bring a phone or small camera to capture those moments, but even if you don't, just take your time to enjoy those aspects of the ride The Minions ride is very popular so even the Express Pass lane is very long but if you want, you can go in the "no motion" line and that is generally very short. It is the same ride experience except the ride vehicle doesn't move. Best times to visit: Universal Orlando's Mardi Gras (January-February) with parades and great performances Halloween Horror Nights -- for those 13+ there are scare zones, haunted houses and special after dark events It is busiest when kids are out of school but it can get busy during special events also You can purchase Express Passes in advance or on-site (but the price will go up based on availability) WHAT'S NEW AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO New details have been released about changes to The Hulk this summer: King Kong also opens this year, see more details here.  Volcano Bay opens in 2017 and will be Universal's first waterpark, located near the Cabana Bay Resort, which they promise will "completely redefine the waterpark experience." HOTELS AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO Loews Portofino Bay Hotel -- modeled after an Italian village Loews Royal Pacific Resort -- themed after the South Pacific Hard Rock Hotel -- looks like Hotel California from the Eagles album cover Cabana Bay Beach Resort -- beach retro hotel You get unlimited Express Pass access when you stay at Loews Portofino Bay, Loews and the Hard Rock Cafe All hotels have early access to the theme parks, dining on property and free transportation to the parks In 2016, they are opening the Loews Sapphire Falls Resort will be themed after the Caribbean with waterfalls and the largest pool on-site. FAVORITE RESTAURANTS IN UNIVERSAL ORLANDO Leaky Cauldron and Three Broomsticks (in Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade) -- Brittany likes the Great Feast at the Three Broomsticks Vivo Italian Kitchen -- fresh made pasta daily and homemade mozzarella Cowfish -- burgers and sushi NBS Sports Brew & Grill Hot dog Hall of Fame -- hot dogs from ballparks across the country Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen opening in 2016 FAVORITE PARK GEAR Brittany always dresses comfortably with good walking shoes and clothes that are quick drying for the water rides. Kim likes using a sling bag when visiting amusement parks, like this one from Kavu. APP OF THE WEEK The Official Universal Orlando Resort app provides wait times, ride descriptions, maps, and dining information. You can also set alerts for rides to get a notification when the wait time goes below a certain time period. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST Inside Harry Potter's Wizarding World at Universal Orlando A Guide to Universal Orlando Resort Cowfish Burger & Sushi Dining at Universal How Much Does a Trip to Universal Cost? Universal Orlando's Cabana Bay Resort The Best Harry Potter Souvenirs at Universal Orlando FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#   You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Dermcast interviewed John Notabartolo, PA-C, at the 2014 Fall Conference in San Diego. Notabartolo shares about his role as the Senior Representative for the AAPA House of Representatives and as the Media Relations Committee Chair. As the chair to this brand new committee, Notobartolo shares ways in which SDPA members [...]