Podcast appearances and mentions of Sharon Harris

In this episode, Moira sits down with Sharon Harris, founder of The Sharon Harris Collective and former CMO of Ascential and Jellyfish, and marketing executive with experience at Deloitte Consulting, Sirius XM, AOL and Microsoft. They dive into digital transformation, generative AI, data overload, why CMOs are under attack and generational shifts that are redefining brands. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation.patreon.com/TheMarketingMadMen: https://www.nick-constantino.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To the greatest mother in the world. My Queen, Sharon Harris. I miss you, and I love you. I'll see you soon --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/APH/support

Hello, and thank you for listening to another episode of the Book of Mormon Studies Podcast. In this episode, Rosalynde Welch, Associate Director of the Maxwell Institute and Host of the podcast talks with Sharon Harris, a Professor of Humanities at BYU.In this episode, they discuss the scholarship surrounding the book of Alma, giving it context for readers of the Come, Follow Me curriculum for 2024.

Sharon Harris, CEO and founder of the Sharon Harris Collective, shares her journey from a curious and talkative child in Louisiana to becoming a leader in the marketing and digital media industry on this episode of What's Your Story? podcast. She emphasizes the importance of community support and guidance in shaping her path and the value of embracing curiosity and taking risks at each step. Sharon walks through her experiences in investment banking, satellite radio, and digital marketing, highlighting the significance of relationships, trust, and authenticity in her work. She also shares her passion for helping others unlock their superpowers and offers insights into building a successful career.You will learn:the power of following something that sparks your curiosity.that marketers (which we all are given our personal brand) have to continue learning new things every day.finding ways to keep your perspective informed by things outside of the organization helps you see things that could be easily missed remaining inside.You can follow Sharon's story at:LinkedIn Follow the pod: IG - https://www.instagram.com/podwhatsyourstory/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@podwhatsyourstory Twitter - https://twitter.com/PodWhatsYourSto Follow my story: Main site - https://www.mattestory.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattestory/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/mattestory/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@mattestory Twitter - https://twitter.com/mattestory

Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-Ewing and Ronnie BelloneCall to WorshipRonnie BelloneInvocationRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingPastoral PrayerRonnie BalloneScripture: Matthew  22: 16-22 (NRSV)Ronnie BalloneSermon: "If You See Something, Say Something"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingBenedictionRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show

Sharon Harris is the CMO for Ascential Digital Commerce. Ascential Digital Commerce is pioneering how brands win in digital commerce. Supporting global brands including P&G, Haleon, 3M, Logitech, and Mattel, our expertise helps clients make better decisions in real-time. Ascential is marketplace agnostic and applying global insights to drive outcomes across Amazon, Walmart, Instacart, Mercado Libre, Alibaba, and others by optimizing and accelerating brands and manufacturers digital commerce performance.  Sharon leads the marketing efforts to position the brand and accelerate its growth as a global digital commerce platform. Her extensive experience in growing brands and disrupting categories by leading teams and pioneering advertising innovation helps to accelerate the company's global expansion and position it as a leader in the market.  Sharon serves as an Operating Board of She Runs It, formerly Advertising Women of New York, a century + old organization with roots and origins in membership and service to a community united in its intention to see more women as leaders. She is also the Vice Chair of IGNITE National, a nonpartisan organization that encourages young women to actively engage in the political process. Sharon is a founding member of the Black Executive CMO Alliance (BECA). BECA provides an intimate, trusted, safe space for Black marketing C-Suite executives to share, learn, elevate, and pay it forward to create opportunity, access, and equality for Black marketing leaders.

In this episode of The Crafty Show, Ben White (Founder & CEO at Crafty Counsel) is joined by two guests - Sharon Harris, an experienced General Counsel turned Executive, and Alexandra Badel, Head of Legal for Morgan Sindall Infrastructure.During their time together at Costain,  Alex and Sharon did something unusual by actually sharing the role of General Counsel. This conversation explores this experience and what in-house legal professionals can learn from it.  Look at everything from the unexpected surprises, and reality of making it work, to Sharon and Alex's key advice for others considering job sharing.This episode was kindly sponsored by Taylor Root, a global legal, risk and compliance search and recruitment consultancy. At Crafty Counsel, we provide an authentic, collaborative community for in-house legal professionals seeking joy, insight, and connection in their careers. With members from across the globe, representing a diverse range of professional backgrounds, our community is a hub for sharing experiences and forming invaluable connections. You can register to join the Crafty Counsel community for free.

** For the month of March, in honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, Women in B2B Marketing will publish a new episode every Wednesday (instead of the usual biweekly cadence) - enjoy! And remember to rate, review, and share! **----Listen to seasoned 20+ year marketing leader, frequent industry speaker, mentor, board member, and DEI advocate Sharon Harris, CMO, Digital Commerce at Ascential. From work-life balance to creating better connections via your marketing channels, Sharon turns our focus to the humans behind B2B Marketing - and our customers, prospects. This enlightening episode is very timely with the current state of B2B, SaaS, and the overall economy. I hope it inspires you to take control of what you can and accept what you cannot.Sharon shares inspiring takes on:Her career path from investment banking to marketing leadershipThe importance of storytelling in all depths of MarketingWhy she doesn't believe in work-life balanceShowing up authentically and fully in all aspects of your lifeCreating a culture of collaborationHer keys to a successful, productive, and balanced dayCreating content that is both informative and entertainingWhy we all need more levity in our lives right nowFinding opportunity through adversity - it's never the end, only a new beginningFocusing on your accomplishments, not your setbacksKey Links:Guest: Sharon Harris - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-harris/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Sharon's Recommendations: Mastering Metail - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mastering-metail/id16334267673 Years Ahead - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-years-ahead/id1646610100A Dose of Black Joy and Caffeine - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-dose-of-black-joy-and-caffeine/id1626574207Lighter by Yung Pueblo - https://www.amazon.com/Lighter-Connect-Present-Expand-Future/dp/0593233174

It's the TV Show that changes lives! Ashley's guest is Bianca Lawson who plays Darla on the complex family drama Queen Sugar by critically acclaimed director Ava DuVernay. You'll hear more about filming through the pandemic and what's in store for the final season of Queen Sugar. But the expert on Queen Sugar is none other than Sharon Harris, Ashley's Mom! You may know Ashley's Mom from Storytime with Seth Rogen's episode ‘Hey Me' (go queue up that episode right after this one) but today she joins Ashley to run through their Watchlist and share more about what to watch next.What We Watched:Queen Sugar90 Day Fiancé Happily Ever After90 Day: The Single LifeSaturday Night Live Dateline Investigation DiscoveryEuphoria Perfect StrangersMike - The Mike Tyson Miniseries Homework:Bob's BurgersGreat NorthAbbot ElementaryHome EconomicsRamyWelcome to FlatchRebootLife After Lock UpKevin Can F*ck HimselfWanna join TV Club? Get our official merch on Podswag or join our Patreon to tell Ashley what to watch!

In this episode we find out what really makes an effective TA and crucially, what teachers can do before and during the lesson to allow their TA to be the most effective.

Episode 129 - Sharon Harris, RARECAT Wines by Michelle Mandro

“Our deepest fears are like dragons guarding our deepest treasure.” —Rainer Maria Rilka Sometimes what keeps us from the change we want to see in our life are the dragons of our deepest fears. In this special episode of “A Change Mindset,” we reflect on what we've learned about change from our guests so far. We explore how our guests tamed their dragons of fear and discover that three themes — purpose, self-trust and patience — can help us push through fear and face change head on. Follow us on Instagram: @achangemindset @junloveyoung

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Advent Midweek Meditation- December 15, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingInvocationRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingScripture: Philippians 4: 4-7  (NSRV)Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingMeditation: "Rejoice Always"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingStill, Still, StillBlair Francis Paponiu, flute; Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoIt Came Upon the Midnight ClearBlair Francis Paponiu, flute; Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoNocturne on Cantique de NoelBlair Francis Paponiu, fluteJoy to the WorldBlair Francis Paponiu, flute; Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

In episode 121 Erik and Kerel chat with Sharon Harris, Chief Marketing Officer at Jellyfish. During our conversation, we dive into Sharon's experience of growing up in a small town, her career journey, the evolution of the CMO role, and why metrics, measurement and transparency are key to an organization's DEI strategy. Follow Us: Newsletter: http://bitly.com/2QLEY8U Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2ZZUBxG Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Qp0SzK Instagram: http://bit.ly/2QLfEQc

Sunday Morning Worship - October 24th, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingCall to WorshipRev. Angela Wells-BeanInvocationRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingPastoral PrayerRev. Angela Wells-BeanScripture: Psalm 34:1-8  (NSRV)Rev. Angela Wells-BeanSermon: "If I Were a Rich Man"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Sharon Harris, Chief Marketing Officer of Jellyfish Global, makes a big life change in the face of grief and discovers she is much stronger than she thought. Featuring "No Place to Fall" by Tow'rs.

Sunday Morning Worship - September 12th, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingCall to WorshipRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingInvocationRev. Earl KeirsteadTime for CommunityRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingPastoral PrayerRev. Earl KeirsteadScripture: Mark 8:27-38 (NSRV)Rev. Earl KeirsteadSermon: "Who Do You Say That I Am"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingPrayer of DedicationRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Sunday Morning Worship - August 1, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingCall to WorshipRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingInvocationRev. Ronnie BellonePastoral PrayerRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingScripture: Ephesians 4:1-7, 11-16 (NSRV)Rev. Ronnie Bellone Sermon: "Character, Calling, and Communion" Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingInvitation to CommunionRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-Ewing & Rev. Ronnie BellonePrayer of ThanksgivingRev. Ronnie BelloneWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Sunday Morning Worship - June 27, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingCall to WorshipLiturgist Rich KerschnerInvocationRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingPastoral PrayerLiturgist Rich KerschnerScripture: Mark 5:21-43 (NRSV)Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-Ewing & Liturgist Rich Kerschner Sermon: "Healing Power"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

James Turknett (also known as JT) ran for election to the Dallas City Council to represent District 7 in Texas. Turknett lost in the general election on May 1, 2021. Dr. Turknett was a nonpartisan candidate and he is an ordained minister, Sharon Harris is a  Weight Loss Coach and Community Activist.

Sunday Morning Worship - May 30, 2021Words of WelcomeRev. Dr. Dawson B. Taylor & Rev. Deb Kaiser-CrossCall to WorshipRev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingInvocationRev. Dr. Dawson B. TaylorPastoral PrayerRev. Dr. Deb Kaiser-CrossScripture: Romans 8:12-17 (NRSV)Rev. Dr. Dawson B. Taylor Sermon: "May Their Memory Be For A Blessing"Rev. Dr. Dawson B. TaylorWords of BlessingRev. Dr. Deb Kaiser-CrossSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

It seems like a given sometimes that brands should be collecting all the first-party data they can. Sharon Harris, global CMO at agency Jellyfish, joins eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Nicole Perrin to discuss why that's the wrong approach, what brands should consider before collecting data from their audiences, and what they should do with it once they have it.

My guest on this episode is Sharon Harris, Global Chief Marketing Officer of Jellyfish. We talk about her career journey, working at some of the largest companies in the world, to the great work she and her team are doing at Jellyfish, and how hard women in the workforce have been hit by the pandemic, or what she calls a “She-cession”. Don't forget to subscribe! About me: Sign up for my weekly email newsletter! CEO: Dragon Army Author: The 5-Day Turnaround + The Crisis Turnaround Co-founder: Ripples of Hope + 48in48 + The A Pledge Blog: www.jeffhilimire.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jeffhilimire Twitter: twitter.com/jeffhilimire --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeff-hilimire/message

Words of WelcomeCall to WorshipScripture: Colossians 2:1-7 and Matthew 28:16-20 (NRSV)Meditation: "Roots and Wings"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingMoments for Music:Salut d'Amour, Opus 12  (By Edward Elgar)Glenn Basham, violin • Adam Satinsky, cello • Dr. Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoCantilena  (By Stephen Mager)Glenn Basham, violin • Adam Satinsky, cello • Dr. Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoAprès in rêve  (By Gabriel Fauré)Glenn Basham, violin • Adam Satinsky, cello • Dr. Becky Weese-Rumpf, piano'It's So Sweet to Trust in Jesus  (arr.  Ralph Manuel)Glenn Basham, violin • Adam Satinsky, cello • Dr. Becky Weese-Rumpf, pianoWords of BlessingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Sharon Harris is a College & Life Skills Coach for Partnered Success. Sharon has been helping people identify and move toward their personal and professional goals for more than 15 years and has seen it all. As a college coach, she helps both students and parents prepare for this next transition of life, and sets them up for success. Find out what Sharon is seeing in the field as colleges try to adapt to this ‘new normal' and embrace more virtual learning opportunities in this week's episode.    Key Takeaways How do we help our teen navigate the college search during the pandemic?  What is Sharon seeing right now when it comes to the college admission process?  Colleges understand that we need to approach college admissions in a different way. Parents are having a hard time adapting. You can do virtual college fairs now!  Colleges need students just as much as students need them! So, stop stressing whether your child will get in. Is your target college going to fulfill the needs of your family/your student?  Do we really need to send our students off to the next country club?  How do you help your child become successful with this new life transition?  How quickly is your target college adapting to the times? This is a big indicator to look for.  You'd be shocked to see how many educational institutions are not as stable as they seem. Will they even be around in the next 2-4 years?  Biggest piece of advice for parents and teens? Plan early! There are a lot of opportunities out there and you can get started today.  Your teen can leave high school with an associate's degree. Take advantage of this!  Sharon shares how she came up with the name for her business, Partnered Success.    Resources Connect with Sharon Harris: Partnered-success.com & LinkedIn National Association for College Admission Counseling: Nacacnet.org https://virtual.gotocollegefairs.com/ https://virtualcollegefairs.org/events https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa Quotes:   “I've encouraged every student out there to try and reach out and conduct interviews.”   “For students particularly, this is the first time they begin to own their future, so enjoy it. This really should not be a time to stress.”   “I think in our society we've created the wrong mentality with regards to colleges. Stop and think. Colleges will not be there if they don't have students. Colleges need students just as much as students want to go.”

Sunday Morning Worship - March 21, 2021Words of Welcome Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingReception of New MembersCall to Worship Rev. Dr. Deb Kaiser-CrossInvocation Time for Community Pastoral PrayerScripture: John 12:20-26Sermon: "A Matter of Life and Death"Rev. Dr. Sharon Harris-EwingWords of BlessingSupport the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

As Collections by Michelle Brown – Blog Radio enters its 4th year we are taking time to reconnect with old friends who have shared the gift of telling their stories with us by rebroadcasting some of our favorite past interviews that celebrate the strength, inspiration, courage and love of our human spirit. Sharon Harris is a community jewel, a queen, a friend, and a LUPUS Warrior. Back when we first met in 2017 when this interview was recorded, we had never met, and my knowledge about LUPUS was limited.  A month after graduating from Florida A & M University, she was diagnosed with lupus.  When her lupus went into remission she became a flight attendant. Her reasoning was if lupus was going to attack her, it would have to find her on the beaches of Aruba or high above the Eiffel tower. I late 2008 Sharon experienced a lupus flare so great that her doctor told her there was nothing left that he could do. She moved back to her native Detroit.  Following a career with the Lupus Alliance of America Michigan Indiana Affiliate.  She went on to found LUPUS Detroit a support and advocacy organization for LUPUS Warriors.  The organization hosts monthly support meetings and pre-2020 has hosted annual events including a brunch/gala and walk to raise funds to provide services for Lupus Warriors. A scholarship fund helps Lupus Warriors return to school. The organization is primarily volunteer-based with Sharon at the helm raising funds, cheering members on, providing support and encouragement while fighting her own battle against this disease with no known cure.  This is a rebroadcast of an early interview with Sharon Over the years she has introduced us to others who were living and thriving with LUPUS. 

Words of Welcome ...Prayer before sermon ...Sermon - "No Other Gods"Support the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Jonathan Cahn, Os Guinness, Joel Rosenberg, Sharon Harris, Karen Whiting and Rebecca White

“Without any warning, gunfire erupted; I was using my body as a human shield for my daughter.” Sharon Harris’ staggering story sounds like something from a movie. At 11 years old, the girl was raped and conceived her first child. “Nobody loved me; I was that woman at the well. I had no identity.”  Rosalinda and Sharon share this heart-wrenching, faith-lifting story of a woman who overcame insurmountable odds when she gave Jesus a chance at her shattered and broken life.

Dive deep with Sharon as she walks us through the intersection of the mind, the heart, and the spirit, to unlock the power of identity to create authentic lives. Sharon shares her own journey of self-discovery in higher education and making dreams come true through grit, tenacity, and focus. This episode is packed with unprecedented personal and professional middles that resonate with all of us on journeys to discover what matters enough.

Words of Welcome ... Sermon - "Honoring Their Service"Support the show (https://www.naplesucc.org/donate)

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic Lupus Detroit’s main fundraising events – The Lupus Detroit Brunch in May and the Walk for Warriors in the fall have been canceled but the work continues. Sharon Harris, Lupus Detroit Founder/Executive Director, talks about how the organization continues to provide support for warriors including virtual meetings and webinars, and introduces another phenomenal Lupus Warrior Kalyn Risker Fahie. Kalyn is not only a Lupus Warrior but also a survivor of domestic violence. After escaping her abusive relationship she went on to found SAFE - Sisters Acquiring Financial Empowerment - to equip survivors of domestic violence with the appropriate financial tools and resources needed to enable women to leave or recover from the economic portion of domestic violence. In 2015 she married and moved to St. Thomas in the US Virgin Island but continued to run SAFE long-distance with the assistance of a group of dedicated volunteers.  In 2016 she joined The Virgin Island Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Council as program liaison. The Council is a leader of the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness cause. She still visits Detroit regularly for SAFE and to support her Lupus Warrior family.

Tech companies are creating more and more opportunities for motion designers to work in UX design. Instead of the traditional studio work, this means working with one company on a specific product. But what does it mean to do this work and how is it different from other types of motion design? Sharon Harris is a senior motion designer at Google. As part of the Google design team, Sharon works with the editorial design platform, conducts interviews and podcasts, and arranges the annual design conference, SPAN. Today, Sharon and I speak about how to get into UX motion design and what it’s like working in the tech industry as a motion designer. As tech industries are utilizing motion design as part of the branding, the opportunities for motion designers are growing. As a result, it has become possible to work entirely within the tech industry creating UX/UI products.  Sharon has found that working in tech is incredibly exciting. She is able to come up with many of the ideas for products and be more involved throughout the whole creative process. If this is something that you’d like to be a part of, Sharon provides some actionable tips on how to get involved. In this episode Why Sharon moved from a career in advertising to tech How motion designers can take advantage of the growing use of animations as branding elements What it’s like working with one specific brand or product Tips for finding work creating UX designs  Predictions for the future of UX/UI How UX/UI design differs from advertising   Quotes “Everything is interconnected. We don’t just think about what a button looks like, but how it moves, what is the spatial and hierarchical relationship, how it transforms. It’s about understanding the logic behind why we make those decisions.” [8:46] “There’s just so many things you can do. It’s a very exciting field. There’s never a dull moment” [11:14] “Stories move people. That’s what I see motion growing into more within tech.” [23:13] “It’s work that is touching millions of people. You don’t focus on something that is seen for a few seconds and then disappears in a month or two. This is stuff that is implemented and people use it every day.” [31:47]  Links Follow Sharon Harris on Dribbble | Instagram Design.Google SPAN Episode 57: VR in Motion Design   Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help. Subscribe on iTunes. Podcast music licensed by Big Waves sonosanctus.com dankoch.net Some of the links above are affiliate links. Basically, this means that if you decide to make a purchase through one of these links, we will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. You can be sure that we would recommend these products whether or not we made any commission on them. Please don’t spend your money on them if you don’t think that they will truly help you improve your business, although, in our experience, they will. Accessibility - Material Design Join the Motion Hatch Community The Freelance Contract Bundle

Kate Isler has over 20 years of international executive leadership gained working for fortune 100 companies to startups and has now turned her passion for supporting gender parity into a thriving business. Kate is the Co-Founder and CEO of Be Bold Now, a conscious consulting practice whose mission is to build an intersectional community of women and men, who strive to inspire, empower and support each other to take bold pragmatic action to accelerate gender parity and support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Kate is a change agent and thought leader. Her experience in high tech as a CEO of a digital health startup, and as an Executive at Microsoft where she spent many years living and working overseas, provides a powerful platform of real-world expertise and examples to draw from when addressing gender equity and balanced management practices. Kate's journey of leadership, challenging the status quo, overcoming adversity and breaking gender stereotypes motivates and inspires. She has successfully navigated the complexity of a global company and tested her agility and ability to innovation leading as an entrepreneur. She is a published author and recently completed her memoir to be released by HarperCollins Leadership in 2020. Kate is an active and committed mentor for the International Women's Forum, and, serves on the global board of Girl Rising, and several startup advisory boards. Sharon Harris is an experienced digital media professional. She has over twenty years of cutting-edge knowledge in branding and launching numerous campaigns and products for several world-renowned brands. Microsoft, T-Mobile, and Reuters are just a few of the leading companies that she has worked with to help them define and translate their brand and business strategies in revenue. Sharon made her mark at Microsoft as the Senior Global Product Marketing Manager, becoming a fundamental launch contributor for Microsoft Windows 8 Ads-in-Apps. She constructed the fall 2012 launch of advertising on Microsoft Windows 8. In early 2012, Sharon coordinated the launch of advertising on Skype mobile, which was acquired by Microsoft in 2010. Mastering many challenges, she also designed the sales coordination efforts, as well as the overall messaging for advertising on Microsoft Windows 8. Ms. Harris managed multimillion-dollar accounts and directed company-wide projects for companies like IAC, and Discovery Networks. Presently, she is employed by Deloitte Consulting as a Senior Manager serving as the VP of Alliance Relationships supporting its Google Marketing Platform Alliance. Sharon's tenacity of being a seasoned advertising and digital media professional does not limit her ability to give back to the community. Being an advocate of change, she has been an active participant in diversity and inclusion efforts in advertising and technology, while mentoring college students who are interested in both fields of study. She also serves on several non-profit boards including, The Marcus Graham Project, Be Bold Seattle - International Women's' Day, Challenge Day, Ignite and the Sustainable Impacts and Strategic Global Initiatives (SISGI). BE BOLD NOW: International Women's Day Event: Title: Be Bold: International Women's Day Celebration 2020 Date: March 5, 2020 Time: doors open at 5:30pm, program is 6:30-8:30pm Location: Benaroya Hall, 200 University St, Seattle, WA 98101 Twitter: @beboldnow0308 Facebook: @beboldnow0308 Instagram: @beboldnow0308 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beboldnow0308 Event Hashtag: #BeBoldNow Be Bold website & registration: http://bboldnow.com/ Check it out: http://bboldnow.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

Hello I'm this episode we talk with Sharon Harris. Sharon uses landscapes and nudes and mixes them together for other worldly, dreamy compositions. We talk about her choice of medium and her cameras and picking locations. Holga weeks Mr.Holga is this weeks co-host so we chat about the up coming Holga week and more! Find Sharon here https://instagram.com/sharonharrispinholephotography?igshid=hzsuhrcb7w93 and also http://sharonharrisphotography.com/ Holga week details here https://www.holgaweek.com/ Mr.Holga himself here https://instagram.com/mrholga?igshid=1prml3i45sm2a one of Holga week sponsors Old School photo lab here https://oldschoolphotolab.com/

Hanish continues his conversation with Julia Silva and Sharon Harris, discussing what it means to bring your “authentic self” to work, the importance of having sponsors—not just mentors—and the value in bringing diverse perspectives to the table.

Sharon is an author, but chef by trade.

Shortly after graduating from FAMU, Sharon Harris was diagnosed with Lupus. She not only lives with Lupus but thrives and provides support and encouragement for others living with this chronic autoimmune disease. Sharon says she didn’t wake up one morning after graduating from college and say she wanted to start a non-profit organization about this disease. She wanted to be Oprah! But apparently, God had a different plan.” Rosetta  “Rosie” Shaw is from Detroit. In 2005 she had to travel to San Diego, California for surgery related to complications from LUPUS. There wasn’t any organization to help this young mother and her young son. Back in Detroit a few years later she was introduced to Sharon Harris and Lupus Detroit and she found a village of survivors there to support her emotionally and spiritually. Lupus Detroit believes that no Lupus Warrior should have to decide between purchasing their medication and buying food or providing for their families. Everyone needs assistance from time to time. Lupus Detroit offers emergency financial assistance grants in addition to awareness and advocacy events. The 7th Annual Lupus Detroit Brunch takes place Saturday, May 18th. This fundraiser is one of the activities that allow Lupus Detroit to continue serving the community. With no paid staff or offices, to date Lupus Detroit has been able to give over $60,000 to assist Lupus Warriors with expenses incurred due to complications from the disease.

This week I'm in conversation with Mikel Ameen (my #mcm... I'll put it out there from now lol). Founder of World Changer and one of the curators of the Village Link Up, a travel event connecting African's from the Diaspora home... Check out a post from the artist @diggysimmons from 8th January 2019 (I forgot to mention it in the episode), it's a good one! Of course there's random chatter from your host Sharon Harris. Enjoy :)

Sharon Harris, founder and director of Lupus Detroit, and Lupus Warrior, Francine Houston are here to talk about the 6th Lupus Detroit Walk for Warriors/ It takes place Saturday, September 1st. Walkers will gather at the New Center Park at 9AM for registration, warm-ups, and festivities before beginning the 1K walk. Lupus Detroit believes that no Lupus Warrior should have to decide between purchasing their medication and buying food for their families. Everyone needs assistance from time to time. Lupus Detroit offers emergency financial assistance grants in addition to awareness and advocacy events. The fundraising goal for this year's walk is $50,000.  Participants can form teams or just walk with others. The registration fee is $20 for Walkers over 12 years of age. Sharon Harris is the founder of Lupus Detroit. Shortly after graduating from FAMU, she was diagnosed with lupus. She not only lives with Lupus but thrives and provides support an encouragement for others living with this chronic autoimmune disease. Francine Lakeisha Houston is a lupus survivor. She wrote a book for people with lupus called “Lupus Journey”.  A multitalented individual who enjoys fashion, graphic/media and writing, she has founded two businesses. She has a bachelor’s degree in communication design and associate 's degrees in applied graphic design and fashion design. from College for Creative Studies. 

Sharon Harris is the proprietor of Rarecat Wines, Napa,CA. She is a winemaker and entrepreneur committed to empowering women using wine as a tool to elevate women and promote diversity. She just completed a 23-city tour preaching these issues. Beth von Benz is a wine consultant, sommelier and worked in wine retail. Beth has had a long career in wine in NYC at some of the finest restaurants including Milos, Judson Grill, The US Open, and Porterhouse. Beth was slinging wine before becoming a sommelier was a thing! The Grape Nation is powered by Simplecast

Sharon Kazan Harris Owner and Director of Winemaking RARECAT Wines Sharon fell in love with wine in Bordeaux when she was 20 years old, a time when she was obsessed with speaking French and living abroad. There to study French, Bordeaux taught her some of the most important things in my life: an appreciation of […] The post Sharon Harris with Rarecat Wines appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

On Episode 1 of our CES podcast special, Sharon Harris and Todd Paris from Deloitte and Tiffany Miller, Head of Industry, DCLK Data and Platforms at Google explore how machine-powered data contextualization and human-powered strategy are shaking up business models for both advertisers and publishers, and how the full circle of advertising has shifted. The group explores why content is still king, but how context may be the new queen. Have you started building a digital advertising strategy for tomorrow’s trends? We’re not clairvoyant, but we do have some insights into the future of advertising. With digital transformation occurring for both advertisers and publishers, find out how to drive personalization through data, technology, and creativity.

In this week’s show our guest is Sharon Harris, a native of Dallas, TX. Ms. Harris had a first hand experience with homelessness and shares insights from that situation. She is currently an entrepreneur who runs two companies “My Hebrew Roots” and the affiliate project “Trendy Designs.” We discuss how many Americans are a paycheck away from loosing their home environment and how the “Bootstraps Mentality” spoused by many Americans adds to the problem of homelessness. According to an article on Houston Press there is a plan to make tent cities illegal in Houston. “Up for debate at City Council next week, the “anti-encampment ordinance” would criminalize the “unpermitted use of fabric, metal, cardboard, or other materials as a tent or other temporary structure for human habitation,” the use of any heating device, and the “accumulation of personal property that would not fit in a container three feet high, three feet wide, and three feet deep.” Put simply, it would criminalize being homeless on the streets without a permit, punishable with a fine of up to $500 — and possibly resulting in warrants being issued for homeless people’s arrests for failure to pay those fines or appear in court.” (The City’s Questionable Ordinance That Criminalizes Sleeping in Tents and Boxes, Meagan Flynn, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017)

Lupus is more pervasive and severe than people think, and has a devastating impact that the public doesn't realize. In fact, research shows that a staggering two-thirds of the public knows little or nothing about lupus. You can help change that. May is Lupus Awareness Month. Joining Collections by Michelle Brown is the founder of Lupus Detroit, Sharon Harris. Ms. Harris not only lives with Lupus but thrives and provides support an encouragement for others living with this chronic autoimmune disease, living with both systemic and discoid lupus, Harris founded Lupus Detroit to not only provide emotional support but to also assist Lupus Warriors with daily challenges including paying for medicine, rent and other financial expenses. Lupus Detroit is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a gala celebration on May 20, 2017. Despite suffering, two strokes in 2016, Sharon Harris continues to work to help others not just survive bit to thrive and celebrate their lives.

美国中学心理咨询老师谈中学生的心理特征和家长可能给予的帮助。全文见微信“北美姐妹话家教"【妹妹的分享】 时间过的飞快，女儿背着书包，蹦蹦跳跳去学前班的情景仿佛就在昨天。而今天，我已走入初中学校召集的“小升初家长准备会”。这已经是今年家长与学校的第三次亲密接触。第一次，重点介绍孩子们的初中选课，主科、选修等我们在大学才有的概念，在这里初中阶段就已经植入。第二次是选乐器，孩子们有机会走入学校，与音乐组的所有老师见面，挑选自己倾心的乐器。这第三次，也就是今天会议的侧重点在家长如何帮助孩子们平稳、健康完全小学到初中的过度，步入人生新的旅程。 三次的见面会足见学校对“小升初”的重视。的确，小学升初中是一件令人既兴奋却又有些惶恐的事。从小学20几个人的小班制，升到初中100多人的团队制；从原来的固定教室、固定同学，突然变成了每堂课换教室，上、下两节课换同桌；小学所有的文具大家共享、课本总是在自己的课桌里， 到现在每个人都有自己的小储物柜（Locker)，几乎每节课都要跑回Locker 换书、换资料。诺大的学校，东门是操场、西门是餐厅、北面是演播室，南面是画廊，俨然像一个小迷宫，不用说孩子，就是大人，面对这一切的变化都会有点不知所措。 如果说以上的变化都是外在的，时间稍长都可以适应。而孩子的身体、情绪、情感却在不经意间发生着巨大的变化。小学里，他们是一群无拘无束的孩子王，而初中校园，一下子变成了不懂事的学弟、学妹；小学的童稚未退，接踵而来的就是声音的变化、青春期的懵懂。新环境的不适、课业的加大、朋友圈的变化，都会让孩子们有种面对生活万花筒束手无策的感觉。今天的见面会，旨在帮助家长消除紧张情绪，提前做好功课，配合学校，让孩子们轻松踏入新环境。【姐姐的分享】 昨晚参加学校给家长的小升初准备会，在此将心理准备部分跟大家回报，帮助大家对孩子青春期身心变化有更多了解，清楚家长可以做些什么。心理变化中文直译分类特点认知智力想法具体，意在当下不太考虑后果更顾及“自我”自治挑战权威，不服从家长感到孤独情绪动荡幼年被拒绝的事争论、不服从想象身体变化成了当务之急对第二性征发展的焦虑以同龄人的标准视作为正常形象标准（改变自己一求得同龄人接受）自我认识的发展“我正常吗？”梦想职业理想经常变动作为价值系统开始发展好像人人都在注意你的言行（自我意识）对隐私需求宽大问题“没人能理解”家长可以做什么？ 中文直译不要批评倾听关系真诚敞开式问句鼓励参加与不同种族、不同人群的活动交流圈。鼓励参加活动：体育活动、参加课外兴趣组，周末安排一些邻居或小朋友的派对留意孩子的社交圈：这期间，家长也要注意观察，虽不主观臆断，但也要留意孩子交往的对像。该做规矩的地方做规矩【家教技能分享】50条中学生家长须知（By Dr. Sharon Harris and Sandy Dutemple, 1977)何时只听不说上中学的孩子都有哪些特征上中学的孩子都有哪些表现何时需要帮助，找谁帮助如何让孩子自食其果学会笑公平非常重要教师不易男孩比女孩成熟晚女孩们可能很不近人情开学生的Locker/储备箱需要练习孩子都偶尔可能做“坏事”工头比老师更严厉生活里没有公平大牌不是必须的孩子在中学要变化不良行为不是在校车上学到的（不是一时形成的）学校的厕所不像家里的孩子需要睡觉孩子的家庭作业不是给你的学校的电话号码老师和校长选择教育孩子知道/会说脏话突发的健忘很正常情绪爆发会发生争吵和嚷嚷毫无意义有很多比脏乱房间更重要的事其他家长有同样的问题如何给孩子点自己的空间如何给自己点时间学会10个放松的技巧如何控制何时退让，放下如何对过程感到满意（对孩子）说“请”和“谢谢”是非常重要的如何及时表扬微小的事情每个孩子是不同的中学生希望家长参加他们的舞会你并没有老而无趣最好的朋友天天换你孩子很正常不要相信你听到的如何话高年级学生不会殴打六年级的学生要限制电话使用时间如何对待一个花了大量时间却得了低分的项目学校里所有的课题都是重要的给朋友写小条是正常的他们要买东西的时候会找你孩子们想要边界和同一的执行家长必须无条件地爱

Sharon Harris is the president for The Advocates of Self-Government. In this week's episode, Sharon talks with me about how her compassion for others can sometimes turn into anxiety-ridden thoughts and she shares some of the insights and practices that help her cope. Learn the latest about Sharon's ventures via http://www.theadvocates.org. Follow Praxis via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Sharon Harris, the owner of Napa Valley's Rarecat Wines, has turned her life's passion into a thriving business, and she's committed to helping other women entrepreneurs be successful, too. She formed a group called Wine Entre Femmes comprised of some of the most remarkable women in wine and recently launched A Woman’s Palate, a company that celebrates wines by women for women. Join Kelly and Sharon as they talk about how women can use the power of the wine list at business events to achieve their business goals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices