Podcasts about site development

In this episode of the Econ Dev Show, host Dane Carlson sits down with Clint O'Neal, Executive Director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, to discuss the evolution of economic development over his 17-year career spanning both Missouri and Arkansas. O'Neal shares his path from junior high teacher to economic development leader, highlights successful foreign direct investment projects, and emphasizes the importance of customer service in working with businesses. He also offers perspective on how economic development is adapting to changing workforce priorities, with quality of life and community attractiveness becoming increasingly important factors as people choose where to live before finding employment. Like this show? Please leave us a review here (https://econdevshow.com/rate-this-podcast/) — even one sentence helps! 10 Actionable Takeaways for Economic Developers Focus intensely on customer service when working with prospective businesses, as exceptional service can differentiate your location. Recognize that workers increasingly choose locations first and jobs second, making quality of life initiatives critical. Develop "risk-free" industrial sites that accelerate timelines and build company confidence in your location. Leverage data and AI tools to speed up information exchange with site selectors and businesses. Build strong relationships between economic development efforts and government leadership for coordinated responses. Create memorable experiences for visiting executives that showcase your region's unique advantages. Invest in outdoor recreation and quality of life amenities that make your community attractive to today's mobile workforce. Understand that economic development success often comes from coordinating multiple elements (tax policy, site readiness, incentives) simultaneously. Network with other economic development professionals to continuously learn and improve practices. Consider how shifts in business priorities (such as location flexibility) can be leveraged to benefit your community's recruitment efforts. Special Guest: Clint O'Neal.

Gov. Tim Walz says he's staying out of Minnesota's U.S. Senate race, and the city of Minneapolis is moving ahead on plans to redevelop the site where a Kmart store has blocked Nicollet Avenue for nearly 50 years.Those stories and more in today's evening update. Hosted by Emily Reese. Music by Gary Meister.

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Have you ever stopped to question if your fundraising messaging is ethical? Despite our best intentions as professional fundraisers, it is crucial for us to recognize that certain traditional fundraising methods no longer hold up under scrutiny in 2023. In our efforts to showcase the serious need for donations with often sad, evocative imagery, we run the risk of contributing to a negative stereotype or, even worse, retraumatizing those we are trying to help. Or we paint a picture of perfect success stories, only to discount the very real challenges our organizations are trying to solve.  While facing financial targets, it can indeed be tempting to prioritize the preferences and desires of donors. However, it is crucial for us to pause and reflect on whether such prioritization is being done at the expense of our mission and the well-being of our community.In this rebroadcast from Season 1, P2PPF's Marcie Maxwell sits down with Covenant House International's Associate Vice President of Site Development, Meghan Coan, and Associate Vice President of Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.  Meghan and Colleen share a passion for ethical storytelling, which informs their work with their signature Sleep Out program. We sat down with them to discuss pivotal moments that triggered transformative change within their team and how they are reevaluating messaging and event experiences to ensure alignment with their mission of providing housing for youth facing homelessness.In today's episode, we'll explore:How Covenant House is continuously evaluating and evolving its fundraising events to ensure mission alignmentHow they are reframing their messaging and responding to feedback from supportersThe importance of respecting personal boundaries in storytellingMentioned LinksCovenant House InternationalSleep OutStay Connected on LinkedInConnect with MeghanConnect with ColleenConnect with MarcieConnect with the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum (00:00) - Welcome to The P2P Soap Box (02:03) - Introducing Colleen Veldt and Meghan Coan (07:44) - Sleep Out at Covenant House (11:50) - Evaluating Ethics & Mission (23:55) - Ethical Storytelling (28:04) - The Public Response (32:10) - Learn More

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This is the second of a two-part show where Mike is chatting with CJ Miller, the President of CJ Miller Asphalt Paving and Site Development Company in Carroll County. This extraordinary company was founded in 1959 and does excellent work, all while employing over 400 people and giving back to our community in so many ways!

Site development is critical! In this episode, Scott shares the essentials of developing the perfect location for your self-storage business. From understanding zoning regulations and gaining community support to identifying red flags like environmental challenges and wetlands, he emphasizes the importance of due diligence and strategic planning. Scott highlights the critical role of market studies, feasibility assessments, and proactive consultation to ensure profitability and mitigate risks. He also discusses how a well-thought-out exit strategy and understanding the lender environment can lead to higher returns and a successful project.Listen For:03:45 - Zoning Approval Process and Key Considerations09:09 - Zoning and Height Restrictions28:39 - Financing Challenges and Current Lending EnvironmentLeave a rating for this podcast with one clickCONNECT WITH USWebsite | You Tube | Facebook | X | LinkedIn | InstagramFollow so you never miss a NEW episode! Leave us an honest rating and review on Apple or Spotify.

Today is the first of a two-part show where Mike is chatting with CJ Miller, the President of CJ Miller Asphalt Paving and Site Development Company in Carroll County. This extraordinary company was founded in 1959 and does excellent work, all while employing over 400 people and giving back to our community in so many ways!

Explore the world of telecom leadership with Carrie Charles on the latest episode of 5G Talent Talk. Joining her is Lynn Whitcher, the President of the Women's Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF) and General Counsel for MD7. Lynn shares her remarkable journey from litigator to telecom industry leader, offering insights into the evolving landscape of wireless infrastructure and the crucial role of women within it.In this episode, Lynn emphasizes the significance of networking and relationship-building in the telecom industry, shedding light on WWLF's mission to support and empower women professionals. Discover the wealth of opportunities available through WWLF, a national organization powered by the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA), as Lynn and Carrie delve into the organization's impactful programs and networking events, including the WWLF annual event coming up at Connect (X) in Atlanta. Learn how WWLF is driving change by promoting STEM careers and advocating for greater female representation in the wireless industry.Join the conversation as Lynn and Carrie explore the importance of employer support, the evolution of diversity initiatives, and the power of self-investment in career advancement. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding talent, this episode offers actionable insights and inspiration for thriving in the dynamic world of telecom.  Join the 5G Talent Talk community today: broadstaffglobal.comInstagramLinkedInFacebookYouTube

Recorded at the 2024 SCbio annual conference, hosts Heather and Lauren welcome Adam Bruns, the Editor-in-Chief of Site Selection Magazine, which covers corporate real estate and economic development. Join us as we discuss Site Selection Magazine's work in the life sciences sector, key site selection considerations for life sciences companies, and much more. Listen to episode 183 now!

Nik Sharma, the brains behind Sharma Brands, has gone from freelance hotshot to the head honcho of a major digital agency that's a big deal in the CPG world. Nik walks us through how Sharma Brands evolved, bringing everything in-house. Think of it as a digital shopping mall, where each floor offers a new, top-notch service to boost your brand's online presence.Highlights(00:00) Sharma Brands and the DTC Evolution(08:34) Cutting Through the Noise(16:10) Brand Building and Content Creation(30:18) Retail Sales and DTC Technology(34:44) E-Commerce Strategies and Missed Opportunities(44:10) Learn More About Nick SharmaNik dishes out his playbook on e-commerce success. He talks about the importance of testing your market, crafting content that clicks, and building a killer team. We explore tech tools that can give your business a leg up, like subscription optimization and creating landing pages that hit the mark.Don't miss this opportunity to enrich your digital branding toolkit with insights from a top expert in the field.Show LinksNik's newsletterSharma BrandsJolieJudySponsorsFree 30-day trial of Zipify OCUIntelligemsNever miss an episodeSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsJoin Kurt's newsletterHelp the showAsk a question in The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook GroupLeave a reviewSubscribe wherever you get your podcastsWhat's Kurt up to?See our recent work at EthercycleSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelApply to work with Kurt to grow your store.

Unlocking the Earth's Secrets: SME Engineering has 50+ years of excellence behind iconic projects, from Notre Dame Stadium to clean energy initiatives, Hudson/Bedrock Development, Jimmy John's Field, and the Gordie Howe Bridge. Hear Mark Kramer, President and CEO of SME, describe some unique and iconic projects, as well as the infrastructure under our feet! Geotechnical Engineering and Environmental Engineering related to large site development and redevelopment for retail, commercial, institutional and infrastructure type projects. Specialties include: Site Development reviews and consulting, risk reviews, contract negotiation, litigation support and strategic planning.

Heute ist Dr. Stefan Fandel zu Gast. Er ist Gründer der Connect Plus GmbH und Head of Site Development bei der Merck Group. Mit ihm spricht Dr. Nadine Lilienthal darüber, wie eine gelungene Karriere gelingt. Wesentlich ist, dass Erfolg im Beruf nie der alleinige Zweck sein kann – am Ende geht es um ein erfüllendes Leben. In dieser Folge erfahrt ihr: - Welche 6 Kernbereiche entscheidend für ein zufriedenes (Berufs-)leben sind und wie man an diesen Kernbereichen arbeiten kann; - Warum Top-Jurist:innen bei ihrer Karriereentwicklung von einem Spielerberater profitieren würden; - Wie sich die Erwartungen von Berufseinsteigern über die Zeit geändert haben und was Besonderheiten bei den heutigen Berufsanfängern sind; - Welchen Beitrag Jurist:innen mit Blick auf Innovation, Natur und Gesellschaft zu einer lebenswerten Welt leisten können und welche Bedeutung diese Fragen für Nachwuchstalente haben. Mehr über Stefans Arbeit mit Nachwuchsjurist:innen erfahrt ihr hier: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwi-1eGB9beDAxVe1wIHHTHdCR0QFnoECA0QAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fconnectplus.gmbh%2F&usg=AOvVaw0CgSOe4Ii87JVVG0c9i42c&opi=89978449 Let's connect! Vernetzt euch mit Nadine: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-nadine-lilienthal-legaleap/ Folgt dem Podcast ZUKUNFT RECHTSMARKT bei LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zukunftrechtsmarkt/?viewAsMember=true Was macht eigentlich legaleap.law? Besuche uns gern auf unserer Webseite legaleap.law Du hast Feedback zum Podcast oder möchtest ein Thema empfehlen? Schreibe an: info@legaleap.law

Have you ever stopped to question if your fundraising messaging is ethical? Despite our best intentions as professional fundraisers, it is crucial for us to recognize that certain traditional fundraising methods no longer hold up under scrutiny in 2023. In our efforts to showcase the serious need for donations with often sad, evocative imagery, we run the risk of contributing to a negative stereotype or, even worse, retraumatizing those we are trying to help. Or we paint a picture of perfect success stories, only to discount the very real challenges our organizations are trying to solve.  While facing financial targets, it can indeed be tempting to prioritize the preferences and desires of donors. However, it is crucial for us to pause and reflect on whether such prioritization is being done at the expense of our mission and the well-being of our community.In this episode, P2PPF's Marcie Maxwell sits down with Covenant House International's Associate Vice President of Site Development, Meghan Coan, and Associate Vice President of Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.  Meghan and Colleen share a passion for ethical storytelling, which informs their work with their signature Sleep Out program. We sat down with them to discuss pivotal moments that triggered transformative change within their team and how they are reevaluating messaging and event experiences to ensure alignment with their mission of providing housing for youth facing homelessness.In today's episode, we'll explore: How Covenant House is continuously evaluating and evolving its fundraising events to ensure mission alignment How they are reframing their messaging and responding to feedback from supporters The importance of respecting personal boundaries in storytelling Mentioned LinksCovenant House InternationalSleep OutStay Connected on LinkedInConnect with MeghanConnect with ColleenConnect with MarcieConnect with the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum (00:00) - Welcome to The P2P Soap Box (01:23) - Introducing Colleen Veldt and Meghan Coan (07:04) - Sleep Out at Covenant House (11:10) - Evaluating Ethics & Mission (23:15) - Ethical Storytelling (27:24) - The Public Response (31:30) - Learn More

Today - A $4.1 million Pangborn Memorial Airport hangar site development and taxiway extension project could go out for a construction bid by the end of April. And later - The Eastmont School District temporarily placed schools on modified lockdown Monday morning due to a threat that circulated on social media.Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Colby is an Amazon expert and seller. Specialties: Ecommerce Growth and Scaling, Amazon Optimization, Email Marketing, Social Advertising, PPC, Viral Marketing, SEO, Content and Site Development, Business Strategy, Pinterest Marketing, Digital Marketing Coaching, and Training.00:00 Amazon Journey with Colby Almond00:25 More about Colby Almond01:14 How did Colby start on Amazon02:03 What was it like working for big companies03:12 From big company to agency04:14 What attracted Colby to go private label04:48 What Colby learned along the way learning AMZ stuff05:33 Why SEO a misunderstood/underrated topic06:59 On a scale of 1-10, how hard is SEO for coins07:37 What to sell09:02 How to sift through product sourcing10:53 What data set/tools should AMZ have before12:30 Opinion on the new surcharge on FBA fees13:11 Have you heard any rumors about the new features that are rolling out for SC being available for VC?  13:42 Can we strat AMZ FBA PL business w/ $15k14:24 Would you think I should sign up for my seller's account or wait till I find that product15:00 SEO is a dirty word for AMZ. They want people to blindly believe that ranking/visibility strictly comes from PPC/Algo16:39 What are some of the changes that some people might not be aware of19:26 Why Colby focused on mobile 21:12 Favorite SEO hacks23:01 I'm curious what you're using for a tech stack for measuring and monitoring AMZ SEO26:00 What are the better approaches when creating brand awareness on a newly launched product27:15 Launch hacks or tips Coby recommend28:18 Favorite AMZ hack of 202229:29 How much time we will take to test any keyword and what if it is not performing well, we will add it to the negative keywords list30:03 Suggested number of clicks30:39 Where people can hold of Colby Almond30:55 How did Steven and Colby connectSupport the show

On April 19, 2022, representatives of Volta Charging, LLC, came before the Newtown Township Planning Commission (NTPC) to discuss a plan to install two Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations in landscape islands located in the parking lot of ACME in the Newtown Shopping Center. Testifying for Volta were Michael J. Megnniss of Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP, and John Stuckey, VP East Charging Solutions and Site Development. In this composite of audio snippets from the meeting, Volta describes its unique business model that includes a 4-foot high visual electronic signage/advertising charging station panel. The charging service is FREE to anyone. There is no fee to charging partners (e.g., ACME) who, according to Volta, benefit by attracting “more customers who stay longer.” “Volta's business model creates a bit of unique situation for each municipality,” admits Volta's legal representative, Michael J. Megnniss of Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP. Indeed, as noted by Peggy Driscoll, chair of the NTPC, electronic “message centers” are not permitted anywhere in the Jointure (Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield). Other than that, variances regarding freestanding sign size and height requirements would be required. Because the Jointure is currently working on an ordinance permitting the use of EV charging stations, Volta and the NTPC decided that this matter would not be brought up at the My 5, 2022, Zoning Hearing Board meeting as planned for a variance hearing. It was also agreed that Volta representatives would be invited to the next Jointure meeting to discuss its plan. This would help the Jointure develop an ordinance that properly addresses the location, use of existing parking spaces, signage, public vs private locations, etc., of EV charging stations.

Shadow Minister for Planning Neil Thompson says he will be "asking a lot of questions" about a proposed development of the Grayland Hospital site in Mount Claremont.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, in the Invent Like An Owner Podcast, Dave speaks with Maryam Mohit. They talk about the different iterations of the early Amazon website that massively improved customer experience. Key improvements included navigation, browse, adding search to the homepage, personalizing the website, adding electronic gift certificates, expanding to new categories and much more. It was all made possible by listening to customers and translating their confusion and input into innovative product solutions.Maryam Mohit, former VP for Site Development, was one of Amazon's earliest employees, and was hired to “make the Amazon website interactive”. She went from working with a small initial team (one HTML developer and hiring the first QA) to running what became a department of more than 200 front-end engineers, web developers, designers, editors and researchers responsible for the features and functionality of the website, and the overall online customer experience.Episode Resources: Maryam Mohit's LinkedIn Nextdoor One Sky Giving Circle BrightWorks Find Dave on LinkedIn and Twitter What to Listen For: 00:00 Intro 02:23 Joining Amazon in 1996 07:15 Talked to customers to understand the problems they were having with the Amazon website 11:18 Search page wasn't yet a part of the Amazon homepage 11:51 The Amazon Checkout pipeline was a 12-page process 13:35 Barnes and Noble was the biggest competition 14:22 What Amazon's V2 homepage looked liked  15:58 Goals set during the site redesign 19:13 The 1-Click ordering feature and how it came to be 27:14 After every major project, teams did post-mortem sessions 30:53 Executing customer feedback and incorporating it into the Amazon website 32:14 Amazon's V4 launch was a holiday release 36:56 HTML 1.0 was basically writing every page by hand 39:29 With V5, Amazon launched other products aside from books (music/CDs) 45:50 Signed their Meeting maker launch schedule in blood 47:39 Tabbed navigation introduced for the first time 50:52 V6 focused on Amazon Video/DVD store and the holiday gift center 55:00 Feel the urgency of the pain that customers are saying in their own voice

other topics: how to go from concept to profitWhy Richard Branson had such a huge influence on Ryan and his favorite booksRyan's dream for San DiegoThe future of retail and hospitality and the opportunities Ryan sees aheadGuest Link: www.MonikerGroup.comConnect with Ellis on IG: @ellishammond_to download show notes for this episode and learn more about the Kingdom REI Community, visit TheKingdomREI.comGuest bio:A third generation San Diegan with a passion for the city, it’s communities and people. Ryan began his post-college career in real estate development with Corky McMillin Companies, gaining experience in Land Acquisition and Site Development, supporting the acquiring and purchasing of property for development. Ryan later transitioned into digital marketing with Fifty & Fifty, a digital design and technology agency working with social impact clients such as World Vision and United Way, where he provided strategic services and served as VP of Business Development. It was during the same season that Ryan founded Moniker Group, beginning as a design services company for conferences and events. Since then, Moniker has grown into a design, retail, events and hospitality network having successfully launched brand concepts geared toward interior design, workspace community, large-scale events, food & beverage, as well as retail marketplace. Today, Moniker Group employs 50+ people and enjoys a generous physical presence in central San Diego with plans to expand throughout the city. Ryan currently serves as Moniker Group CEO, overseeing daily operations, new projects and brand partnerships. Ryan has perviously served on the Board of Advisors for Makers Church and Board of Directors for the San Diego Creative Foundation. He is also currently a committee member for Beach Cities Young Life. At home, Ryan enjoys free time with his wife, Kristen, daughter Shiloh and son Walker.

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Ben Falk chats with Skipper on this episode of How This Works from his farm/home/homstead in Vermont about permaculture and sustainability. We start with Ben in utero at the base of El Capitan in California, visiting national parks with his family (instead of going to Disneyland), rock climbing, and then doing backcountry trips which formed his foundational relationship with his work now. We also talk about the difference between design being focused on sustainability and regeneration, how important context is to solving design problems, about the importance of a designer living with or inside their work, the fact that people move 11.7 times in their life (as written in his book "The Resilient Farm and Homestead"), and how Ben's able to grow rice on terraced flats in the Northwestern U.S. We chat about the wood stove that provides heat for Ben and his family versus a thermostat-driven heat system or even a voice user interface like Alexa and how manual a process it is. Stay tuned after the outro music for a clip and flubbed first take of the show's intro. This episode was edited and mastered by Troy Lococo. Special Guest: Ben Falk.

Local engineering firm Draper Aden Associates recently announced new hires and promotions in their Henrico County headquarters office. B. Scott Gresham, PE was hired as the Geotechnical Construction Services Team Leader. He most recently was the CMT Department Manager at ECS Limited. Kent Lindamood was hired as the Geotechnical Team Leader. He most recently was a Senior Geotechnical Engineer with Tunstall Engineering Group. Additionally, W. Charles Kreye II, PE was promoted to Principal in Charge of Regional Growth for Richmond. He will continue his role as Division Manager of Site Development and Infrastructure and also is a vice president with...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

(Part 23 of 30) Blue-Collar Leadership & Culture: The 5 Components for Building High Performance Teams In this episode, Mack discusses Chapter 23: Supply Occasional Motivation...Offer On Site Personal Growth and Leadership Development Sessions. Download the first 5 chapters of Blue-Collar Leadership & Culture: The 5 Components for Building High Performance Teams and other books here.

A presentation on using Google Sites to develop your own websites. 

Tom Mullen worked for his fathers underground utility company in Brick, NJ from 1991 to 2001 starting as a pipe laborer and working his way up to foreman. In 2001, Tom joined Renaissance Properties Developers in Oldbridge, NJ as Vice President of Site Development. He worked on projects from their planning stage through scheduling, budgeting all trades involving site construction, until and including bond release for both residential and commercial building projects. In 2011, post the real estate market crash in 2008, Tom pivoted and took a position with his employer working at Iplay America in Freehold, NJ. He helped create and manage maintenance and security divisions for Iplay America. In 2012, Tom saw a huge opportunity to back to what he loved and purchased North American Pipeline from his fathers friend Fred Choppy, who was looking to retire and had three employees at the time with $750,000 in gross sales. At the time, his present employer became his investing partner and helped purchase NAP. Since then, NAP has grown to be one of the largest pipe rehabilitation contractors in the tri-state area and now averages gross sales of nearly $15 million per year with over 55 employees. Tom and his wife Eileen, have been blessed with three beautiful daughters Madeline, Gracie and Brooke. Tom is an active committee member and has been recently elected to the board of directors of the Utility & Transportation Contractors Association (UTCA), one of the leading associations in the nation focusing on heavy highway and utility infrastructure issues. Tom and NAP have been featured in industry magazines such as Cleaner highlighting the companies versatility to its customers both private and public.

"Engage. Listen. Respond. Keep Dialogue Open...I think that is what is required to be successful in this market; it is the ability to really listen to what you are hearing...so that you can respond successfully" - Leo Wilson Cecil Cummins sits down with Leo Wilson of Hammond Wilson Architects to discuss aspects of Commercial Real Estate as it relates to Architecture and Site Development. Listen in to hear Leo offer suggestions on what strategies developers can have to be prepared for when they consider redeveloping or building a property from the ground up, and the intricacies of navigating the code, variances, and community input. For twenty-five years, Leo Wilson has brought expertise, leadership and vision to the firm’s clients. Leo earned a Bachelor of Science degree in architecture at The Catholic University of America and a Master of Architecture degree at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was awarded the Van Alen Traveling Fellowship, enabling him to pursue a summer of independent study in Italy. He credits his creative pursuits outside of architecture – from watercolors, to figure sculpture, to letter cutting in stone – with developing his eye for form and composition. Leo’s passion is the water. He is an avid sailor, windsurfer, kite boarder, fisherman and surfer. “I grew up on a small barrier island along the New Jersey coast and have always been inspired by seaside architecture. These buildings must withstand the constant punishment of the coast and ever-changing tastes in design. The buildings that stand out gracefully over time are the ones that interest me.”

Most companies recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion (D&I). But they may find themselves short of their goals when it comes to implementation. This week’s guests are from a Top 100 Certified Minority Business. They know what an effective D&I strategy looks like. Tom Marciano, CRO, and Iris Dawson, VP of Site Development work at inRange Solutions…A company with high retention rates and a management team that came mostly from backgrounds other than telecom. The company started with a culture of hiring for diversity and inclusion and for drive and integrity. This winning strategy continues through today. Tom and Iris explain why D&I have made inRange successful. They also share the factors inRange looks for in candidates. And they reveal how the company thinks about empowering and growing their people. Listen now!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the 5G Talent Talk Community today:broadstaffglobal.comLinkedInTwitterFacebookYouTube

Most companies recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion (D&I). But they may find themselves short of their goals when it comes to implementation. This week’s guests are from a Top 100 Certified Minority Business. They know what an effective D&I strategy looks like. Tom Marciano, CRO, and Iris Dawson, VP of Site Development work at inRange Solutions…A company with high retention rates and a management team that came mostly from backgrounds other than telecom. The company started with a culture of hiring for diversity and inclusion and for drive and integrity. This winning strategy continues through today. Tom and Iris explain why D&I have made inRange successful. They also share the factors inRange looks for in candidates. And they reveal how the company thinks about empowering and growing their people. Listen now! Support the show.

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Building a cult following for America’s oldest quick service restaurant chain requires customer-focused nimble marketing. Kim Bartley, Vice President of Marketing " Site Development for White Castle, explains how the iconic brand has done just that.Get Your Crave On! https://www.whitecastle.com/Visit the Cravers Hall of Fame: https://www.whitecastle.com/craver-nation/craver-hall-of-fameFind More Episodes: https://www.interactohio.com/podcast.htmlDiscover the Interact Conference: https://www.interactohio.com/#sec-id-2Grab Interact Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/interact20-digital-marketing-conference-tickets-65693911257?_eboga=1815010325.1570201507Elevate Your Brand: https://www.goupward.com/

This week Jack and I talk about the recent Zoom security issues, our workflows for setting up new WordPress sites, developer happiness, and retro games consoles. We also debate the rights and wrongs of the  ‘WordPress way’ when it comes to the site files and autoloading, compared to modern PHP frameworks.

Marketing Strategies Revealed in this Episode: The most effective ways to utilize remote teams Collaboration and management tools to use Effective ways to manage a remote team In house vs. outsourcing The downsides to a 100% remote team    

If you develop a property, what do you do if there are wetlands on-site? How do you make sure the delineation is accurate? More importantly, what can you do if disturbing that aquatic resource is unavoidable? What’s involved in the modification or recreation or a wetland? Liberty Environmental’s Natural Resources Practice Leader, Teresa Amitrone, imparts her knowledge gained from her experience as lead wetland scientist at hundreds of development and infrastructure projects throughout the region.

If you develop a property, what do you do if there are wetlands on-site? How do you make sure the delineation is accurate? More importantly, what can you do if disturbing that aquatic resource is unavoidable? What’s involved in the modification or recreation or a wetland? Liberty Environmental’s Natural Resources Practice Leader, Teresa Amitrone, imparts her knowledge gained from her experience as lead wetland scientist at hundreds of development and infrastructure projects throughout the region.

Welcome to Episode 28 of the biodynamics now Investigative Farming and Restorative nutrition podcast. Your host is Allan Balliett. Scott Pittman taught Permaculture courses around the world for six years with Bill Mollison, the founder of Permaculture. Scott is the director of Permaculture Institute USA in Santa Fe, which he co-founded with Bill Mollison. With 30 years of teaching and doing permaculture under his belt, Scott Pittman is one of the foremost teachers of permaculture in the world. He has taught the Permaculture extensively on four continents. He is the founder of the Permaculture Drylands Institute and co-founder of the Permaculture Credit Union. The Permaculture Institute is active in North and South America. Scott's experience includes working with indigenous and traditional people worldwide, design projects that range from backyards to thousand-acre farms and activism in promotion of sustainable living. Scott is the lead teacher for most Permaculture Institute programs. He holds Diploma in Education, Permaculture Design, Site Development, and Community Service. The show notes for today's conversation are at ww. bdnow.org If you appreciate hearing programs on topics as important as this one, please take the time to leave us a positive review on iTunes, there's a link at the show notes at www.bdnow.org.

"Make Learning Relevant" is a podcast series full of interviews with leading minds from the Connected Learning Alliance and the field of Digital Media and Learning. Subscribe to this Podcast using iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/connected-learning/id869635683) or your favorite Feed Reader (http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:32859553/sounds.rss) In this episode, we chat with Elyse Eidman-Aadahl - Director of National Programs and Site Development for the National Writing Project (NWP) - about what's needed to create modern learners who can thrive in today's economy. To check out the full "Make Learning Relevant" campaign, visit http://clalliance.org

Lectures presented on 19 April 2009 in the Cohen Auditorium, Claudia Cohen Hall, 249 South 36th Street, University of Pennsylvania. Karen J. Greenberg and Clemens Nathan are two of the leading contemporary voices on international human rights and international justice. Their discussion looks back at events of the previous century and forward to consider national and international challenges and priorities in the new century. Part 3: Questions and answers; concluding remarks Karen J. Greenberg is the Executive Director of the Center on Law and Security, based at New York University. She is the author of The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days (Oxford University Press, 2009). She has edited The Enemy Combatant Papers (2008); The Torture Papers (2005); The Torture Debate in America (2005); and Al Quaeda Now (2005). Clemens Nathan worked with René Cassin at the Alliance Israelite Universelle and has carried on his tradition of working for human rights at the Clemens Nathan Research Centre, an organization devoted to the promotion of international human rights. Germaine Ingram (moderator) is Director of Site Development at The Benefit Bank, a program of Solutions for Progress, Philadelphia.

Lectures presented on 19 April 2009 in the Cohen Auditorium, Claudia Cohen Hall, 249 South 36th Street, University of Pennsylvania. Karen J. Greenberg and Clemens Nathan are two of the leading contemporary voices on international human rights and international justice. Their discussion looks back at events of the previous century and forward to consider national and international challenges and priorities in the new century. Part 2: Germaine Ingram, Moderator; Karen J. Greenberg, presentation Karen J. Greenberg is the Executive Director of the Center on Law and Security, based at New York University. She is the author of The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days (Oxford University Press, 2009). She has edited The Enemy Combatant Papers (2008); The Torture Papers (2005); The Torture Debate in America (2005); and Al Quaeda Now (2005). Clemens Nathan worked with René Cassin at the Alliance Israelite Universelle and has carried on his tradition of working for human rights at the Clemens Nathan Research Centre, an organization devoted to the promotion of international human rights. Germaine Ingram (moderator) is Director of Site Development at The Benefit Bank, a program of Solutions for Progress, Philadelphia.

Lectures presented on 19 April 2009 in the Cohen Auditorium, Claudia Cohen Hall, 249 South 36th Street, University of Pennsylvania. Karen J. Greenberg and Clemens Nathan are two of the leading contemporary voices on international human rights and international justice. Their discussion looks back at events of the previous century and forward to consider national and international challenges and priorities in the new century. Part 1: Lance Donaldson-Evans, Opening remarks; Germaine Ingram, Moderator; Clemens Nathan, presentation Karen J. Greenberg is the Executive Director of the Center on Law and Security, based at New York University. She is the author of The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days (Oxford University Press, 2009). She has edited The Enemy Combatant Papers (2008); The Torture Papers (2005); The Torture Debate in America (2005); and Al Quaeda Now (2005). Clemens Nathan worked with René Cassin at the Alliance Israelite Universelle and has carried on his tradition of working for human rights at the Clemens Nathan Research Centre, an organization devoted to the promotion of international human rights. Germaine Ingram (moderator) is Director of Site Development at The Benefit Bank, a program of Solutions for Progress, Philadelphia.

Nicole and Joe talk Mobile Site Development and the steps behind designing a website for the mobile platform with SkyWire Media Research and Development Director Erick Adam.

Victor Pitts talks with Mark Lesnick about the Casino Affiliate Convention in Amsterdam. They preview the upcoming show and give the listeners what they will benefit from by attending.