Podcasts about sos international

Season two of the Human Trafficking 101 series is here. In this episode, we talk about the recent Diddy allegations, how 300,000 children have gone missing in Texas, and more. Tune in now!"Anti-Human Trafficking Bill" by SOS International:https://sosresponds.org/blog/anti-human-trafficking-bills

In this episode, we introduce our new podcast, Legacy Shift, which is focused on the struggles and wonders of family businesses. In this episode, we will introduce the host, Dwayne Weehunt, and discuss why he chose the family business path.

Bob Jordan serves as President and Chief Executive Officer at Southwest Airlines. Bob is a 35-year Southwest veteran and began his career as a programmer in Information Technology. During his more than three decades at Southwest, the airline grew from a regional presence with around 7,000 people and 90 airplanes to a beloved national brand with more than 71,000 people and 126 million customers carried in 2022. Bob is a passionate advocate of "The Southwest Way," which refers to the company's core values and people-centric culture. Bob and his wife, Kelly, are members of the Texas A&M University Legacy Society and are active in charitable organizations, including Cross Timbers Community Church, Compassion International, SOS International, and the Metropolitan Opera. They have two grown children and two grandsons. On the show this week, I'm thrilled to welcome Bob Jordan of Southwest Airlines to talk about the warrior spirit, servant's heart, and fun-loving philosophy. We learn about Bob's educational journey and how he met Herb Kelleher,  co-founder of Southwest, while working at Hewlett Packard and took the leap to move to Southwest. Bob also highlights the impact of Southwest's unique company culture, which is rooted in treating teammates like family. We also discuss the unique ways in how Southwest serves their customers and how this has had an impact on the success of the business. “Southwest is a cause, and I joined this wonderful company to further the cause.” - Bob Jordan “Do your values come to life in the hard decisions you make in the moment?” - Bob Jordan “It comes down to ‘do the right thing'.” -  Bob Jordan This Week on The Wow Factor: More about Herb Kelleher's vision to liberate the American flying public by making air travel accessible and affordable How perseverance and warrior spirit overcame regulatory obstacles and lawsuits to launch Southwest Airlines Why Southwest Airlines is such a caring, family-oriented company  The value Southwest places on serving their customers and making them feel valued What kind of people they like to hire at Southwest, and how they make sure they recruit the right staff Why a commitment to doing the right thing is an absolute golden rule at Southwest How Southwest overcame the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic  Why they chose the heart as the emblem of Southwest during their brand refresh What they did to make things right when they had to seriously disrupt their schedule and why Bob is so proud of how the staff and leaders handled it Bob Jordan's Words of Wisdom: Work hard and be yourself because it's hard to be a leader when you're trying to model somebody else you think you need to be.  Leadership can be a challenge, so remember to take time for other things that are important to you. I'm a huge believer that you're a better leader if you're rounded.  Connect with Bob Jordan:  Southwest Airlines Newsroom Bob Jordan on LinkedIn     Connect with The WOW Factor: The WOW Factor Website Connect with Brad Formsma via email Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter  

Two experts with SOS International, Christie Anthony and Hannah Weehunt, talk to Brian and Aubrey about what happens after a survivor of human trafficking is rescued: what does that look like? And who provides for them?  You can. For $150/month, you can sponsor a woman or child who is rebuilding their life with the help of SOS International. Visit https://sosresponds.org/ to learn more. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all want to make an impact for the Kingdom, but sometimes we don't know where to start. This story will inspire you and give you with the courage to respond when God calls you to do something BIG!In 2000, Dwayne Weehunt and his wife, Leslie, founded SOS International. Their vision: to respond and meet the needs of at-risk children in communities around the world. For decades, SOS has developed and implemented solutions that help secure and protect at-risk children. Under Dwayne's leadership, SOS has rescued more than 3,000 of the worlds most neglected people from trafficking, fed millions of meals, provided tens of millions with water, and educated 12,000+ children. Don't miss this powerful episode!

This is the Disruptive Hope podcast. Where we allow hope to disrupt the narrative of despair and transform our lives and the lives of those around us. This is a place where we wrestle in the tension of holding both sorrow and joy. Where we allow hope to redefine the lens through which we see and interact with the world. Hope sees. Hope engages. Hope belongs. Hope builds. Our desire is that the Disruptive Hope podcast would challenge and encourage you as you become an agent of hope in unlikely places. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

There are 40 million slaves in the world today, and one in four of them are children. But $150 a month, given today, provides holistic care to a woman or child for an entire month so they can begin to experience healing and restoration. That's safe and secure housing, food, vocational training, medical care, counseling, and true hope. Christie and Hannah with SOS International join to explain. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big questions for this Friday, including: Is Every Christian a Missionary? (thegospelcoalition.org) and Why Isn't the Civil Rights Movement Considered a Revival? (by Derwin Gray) Then, Aubrey is joined by two special guests from SOS International to talk about how the organization is saving women and children from human trafficking across the world. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

$150 will provide one full month of care for a woman or child who has just escaped human trafficking--that first crucial step after freedom. Join Todd Chattman, Brian and Aubrey as they talk about the problem of modern day slavery and how SOS International is addressing it. Then visit 1160hope.com to give your gift in honor of one brave woman. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dataklubben er i sæsonens sidste episode på besøg hos SOS International - Nordens største assistancevirksomhed. Netop nu er SOS i fuld i gang med at digitalisere hele vejen rundt om den personlige assistance, som de 8 alarmcentraler hver dag yder. Det er gratis at sige, at man har gjort data til et aktiv - så hvad har SOS International konkret gjort? Dataprojekterne er flyttet ind på direktionens agenda for at skabe konkurrencemæssige fordele, og BI-afdelingen er blevet til Data & Analytics og er flyttet ud i forretningen. Her arbejder de med et begrebskatalog på tværs af alle afdelinger, kigger ind i AI-potentialet og indtil videre gjort deres arbejde så godt, at de nu udvikler mere end de drifter. Lyt med i sommerafslutningen, som er en ægte 2 i 1-episode: Du får både inspiration til digitalisering af din virksomhed og årets vigtigste ferietips, hvis du rejser ud for at nyde sommerferien og bliver skidt på rejsen! 

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

This is our Cross-Cultural Leadership series. Where we take a deeper, more intimate dive into the brain and heart of Dwayne Weehunt, Founder and CEO of SOS International. An organization working all around the world to bring radical hope to desperate situations. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

(00:00-36:46): Aubrey Sampson and Dan Ehrman were joined by Hannah Weehutn and Christy Anthony, who talked about the work that SOS International does to rescue women from sex trafficking and slavery. Your gift will allow SOS International rescue a woman or child from what can only be described as hell on earth. You'll provide safe shelter, medical care, counseling, vocational training….everything these victims need to be free and have the hope of a totally new life. Will you join this life-saving mission now? Call 866-343-4717 or click on the SOS International banner at 1160Hope.com (36:46-55:12): Aubrey Sampson and Dan Ehrman talked about this week's LIFT conference. What did we learn? What was expressed? How can the church do better going forward?  (55:12-1:02:38): With so many scandals in the news in the past couple of years, are we witnessing the end of the celebrity pastor? Would that be a bad thing? Aubrey Sampson and Dan Ehrman shared their thoughts. (1:02:38-1:11:17): Friday is April Fool's Day. Aubrey Sampson and Dan Ehrman talked about the history of the day and shared a little trivia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:46): Aubrey's husband Kevin is sitting in for Brian From this afternoon. Kevin noticed a unique experience Will Smith had that might have contributed to his confrontation with Chris Rock at the Oscars.  (09:46-28:24): Aubrey and Kevin Sampson were joined by Todd Chatman, who talked about the work that SOS International does to rescue women from sex trafficking and slavery. Your gift will allow SOS International rescue a woman or child from what can only be described as hell on earth. You'll provide safe shelter, medical care, counseling, vocational training….everything these victims need to be free and have the hope of a totally new life. Will you join this life-saving mission now? Call 866-343-4717 or click on the SOS International banner at 1160Hope.com (28:24-37:02): Aubrey and Kevin talked about what it was like grieving over the death of Kevin's mother from COVID. (37:02-46:27): Cameron McAllister is the co-founder of Thinking Out Loud and co-host of the podcast with the same name. He is also the co-author of Faith That Lasts (with his father, Stuart). He joined Aubrey and Kevin to talk about an event he is hosting with the C.S. Lewis Institute in Chicago “Deconstructing Evangelicalism: Is This Really Anything New?” (46:27-54:49): What can parents do to help their kids make healthy choices about their use of technology? Aubrey and Kevin shared three ways to help kids make healthy choices around technology. (54:49-1:03:41): Aubrey and Kevin wrapped up the show by sharing some positive stories from the Good News Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-07:00): The overwhelming destruction continues in Ukraine. Brian and Aubrey talked about how the church should respond to terrible times and how good is present even in moments like this. (07:00-13:27): Let them eat Lentils! Bloomberg posted a piece about how people can deal with inflation and most people agree their solutions are a little tone deaf. How do you know when you're the right person to speak about an issue? (13:27-31:47): Brian and Aubrey were joined by Todd Chatman, who talked about the work that SOS International does to rescue women from sex trafficking and slavery. Your gift will allow SOS International rescue a woman or child from what can only be described as hell on earth. You'll provide safe shelter, medical care, counseling, vocational training….everything these victims need to be free and have the hope of a totally new life. Will you join this life-saving mission now? Call 866-343-4717 or click on the SOS International banner at 1160Hope.com (31:47-41:41): What are the iconic movie lines that just don't work in real life? Barrett Johnson with Relevant Magazine had a few ideas. Brain and Aubrey shared their own additions. (41:41-50:31): Social Media Watercooler: When someone is dealing with the loss of a loved one, is that a good time to work your political opinions into the conversation? (50:31-59:05): A woman shared the story of how she adapted to her MS diagnosis. How do we deal with life's biggest surprises? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-8:17): Brian and Aubrey reflected on the life of Saint Patrick.  “10 Facts About St Patrick” “The Prayer of Saint Patrick” (8:17-20:50): Steve Carter, Pastor, Speaker, and Author, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his book, “The Thing Beneath the Thing: What's Hidden Inside (and What God Helps Us Do About It).” Steve will be speaking at the AM 1160 LIFT Event on Tuesday March 29th at Judson University. This is a free event for pastors and ministry leaders. You can learn more and register at 1160hope.com Learn more about Steve and his book at stevecarter.org and connect with him on Twitter at @steveryancarter (20:50-29:21): On this episode of The Social Media Water Cooler, Brian and Aubrey talked about songs they love to sing in the car. (29:21-37:23): Natalie Rodriguez, Executive Director of Hopeful Beginnings of St. Mary's, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about the counseling services they offer to those experiencing grief and loss after a miscarriage.  Learn more about Hopeful Beginnings at hopefulbeginning.org or call 847-870-8181 And tune in to Hopeful Beginnings Sundays at 12pm (CT) on AM 1160 Hope for Your Life. (37:23-45:15): Brian and Aubrey shared their thoughts on Mark Galli's blog post, “A Response to the Christianity Today Article.” They also reflected on Timothy Dalrymple's Christianity Today editorial, “We Fell Short in Protecting Our Employees.” (45:15-55:39): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share about the ministry impact of SOS International.  Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 (55:39-1:05:26): Aubrey hosted a St. Patrick's Day Quiz with Brian and special guest, Kevin Sampson, Aubrey's husband and the Lead Pastor of Renewal Church in West Chicago.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-8:15): Brian and Aubrey discussed David French's blog post at The French Press, “The Best of Christian Compassion, the Worst of Religious Power.” (8:15-17:01): Seth Heydinger and his wife, Dina, serve as Word of Life Missionaries in Poland. Seth joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about their ministry and how they've been helping Ukrainian refugees.  You can support the Ukraine Emergency Fund and Ukrainian Care Fund at wol.org And you can support Seth and Dina's ministry with Word of Life at give.wol.org/sethheydinger  (17:01-26:37): Brian and Aubrey reflected on Dr. Scot McKnight's newsletter, “The Treadmill called “Success.” (26:37-35:56): How can we better understand the historical and cultural context of the Bible? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and shared their thoughts on thenivbible.com blog post, “The Bible Is for Our Time, But Not About Our Time.” (35:56-47:20): Dr. Danny Huerta, Vice President of Parenting and Youth at Focus on the Family, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his book, “7 Traits of Effective Parenting,” and ways we can have conversations with kids about tough topics.  Order Danny's book, “7 Traits of Effective Parenting” on Amazon or at store.focusonthefamily.com Check out great parenting resources at focusonthefamily.com/parenting And tune in to Focus on the Family weekdays at 11:30am (CT) on AM 1160 Hope for Your Life.  (47:20-56:05): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share about the ministry impact of SOS International.  Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-8:17): Brian and Aubrey discussed Kyle Idleman's Christianity Today article, “The Bible Has a Clear and Consistent ‘Party Theology.'” (8:17-27:03): Dr. Ed Stetzer, Executive Director of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center, Dean of the School of Mission, Ministry, and Leadership, Author of “Christians in the Age of Outrage,” and Host of the Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his ChurchLeaders.com series on preaching in light of cultural shifts and biblical illiteracy. You can check out this article series from Ed at churchleaders.com, learn more about his books at edstetzer.com, and connect with him on Twitter at @edstetzer (27:03-37:12): On this episode of the Social Media Water Cooler, Brian and Aubrey discussed a tweet from Bryan Loritts about a quote from J.D. Greear, “On exchanging church attendance as a family for the kids athletic events: “Some of us care more about where our kids will go to college than where they will spend eternity”- @jdgreear” (37:12-46:10): Jason Porterfield has made his home in places abandoned by society, from Canada's poorest neighborhood to the slums of Indonesia. His passion is to cultivate God's shalom wherever it is painfully absent and to help churches embrace their peacemaking vocation. Jason joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his new book, “Fight Like Jesus: How Jesus Waged Peace Throughout Holy Week” Learn more about Jason and his book at jasonporterfield.com and connect with him on Twitter at @JG_Porterfield (46:10-54:54): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share about the ministry impact of SOS International.  Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-9:12): Brian and Aubrey discussed Mike Frost's Churchleaders.com article, “5 Cultural Trends Killing the Mission of the Church.” (9:12-20:16): Matt Sayman, Varsity Basketball Coach at Grapevine Faith Christian School and host of the JAMODI (Just A Matter Of Doing It) podcast, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his book, “The Leftovers: Baylor, Betrayal, and Beyond.” You can order Matt's book on Amazon and connect with him on Twitter at @Matt_Sayman (20:16-28:35): Brian and Aubrey reflected on Joshua Coleman's article for The Atlantic, “The Key to Escaping the Couple-Envy Trap.” (28:35-37:25): Brian and Aubrey discussed Debra Fileta's Relevant Magazine article, “Top 10 Relationship Killers and How to Avoid Them.” (37:25-48:35): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share how the ministry got started and how they rescue girls from human trafficking. Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 (48:35-58:35): Brian and Aubrey talked about Dan White's Churchleaders.com article, “The Un-Talked About Pain of a Pastor: Recovering From Burnout” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-8:22): As Christians, how can we make sense of the violence and suffering in Ukraine? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and discussed the strength and courage of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. (8:22-18:46): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share about the ministry impact of SOS International.  Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 (18:46-25:28): On this episode of the Social Media Water Cooler, Brian and Aubrey discussed listener comments about movies they haven't seen that (almost) everyone has seen. (25:28-34:26): Brian and Aubrey talked about Women's History Month and they honored some women who impacted their lives. (34:26-44:01): Brian and Aubrey reflected on Kerry Sanders' NBC News interview with five survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor. (44:01-52:45): Brian and Aubrey shared what “Grinds their Gears” as they talked about: random car alarms and family members who steal snacks. (52:45-1:02:05): Brian and Aubrey talked about ways to protect kids from the dangers of social media. And they discussed the following stories: “Mom rewards son $1800 for staying off social media until he was 18” “Penélope Cruz on protecting her children from social media” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-9:16): Brian and Aubrey discussed Daniel Silliman's Christianity Today article, “RZIM Spent Nearly $1M Suing Ravi Zacharias Abuse Victim.” (9:16-19:08): Dr. Jim Denison, Co-founder & Chief Vision Officer of the Denison Forum and Author of “The Coming Tsunami,” joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about his articles, “Why Russia “invaded” Ukraine: Explaining “Putin's endgame”” and “Putin puts nuclear forces on high alert: The latest from Ukraine and a biblical call to courage” You can check out Dr. Denison's articles and his podcast at denisonforum.org, order his new book, “The Coming Tsunami” at thecomingtsunami.com, and connect with him on Twitter at @JimDenison (19:08-28:40): What are some ways we can seek moments of joy and wonder? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and commented on a tweet from Tim Keller, “Wonder is a sign of a believer. There should not be the grumpy, "Of course, I'm a Christian, why would you ask?" There should be no "of course" about it.  Rather you should think, "Who would have thought it? Me a Christian! Incredible but true--it's a wonder and miracle." (28:40-36:35): How can we be more intentional about praying for the people of Ukraine? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and reflected on the “Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York performing Prayer for Ukraine on SNL.” (36:35-49:13): Christie Anthony, Director of Operations for SOS International, and Hannah Weehunt, Director of Marketing for SOS International, joined Aubrey to share about the ministry impact of SOS International.  Give online at 1160hope.com or call 866-343-4717 (49:13-57:15): Brian and Aubrey reflected on a tweet from Micah Fries, “I am drawn to those who are gentle, kind and who consistently encouraging. In a world full of harsh rhetoric and cancel culture, give us more kindness, encouragement and hope.” They also chatted about the inspirekindness.com blog post, “Kindness 101: What Is Kindness and How Do You Teach It?” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(English:Mongolian) Taking place at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia in January 2009, hear from the world's leading experts, dignitaries, organizational leaders and concerned citizens on our urgent global warming issues. In this video/audio you can witness the full question and answer session held between conference attendees and Supreme Master Ching Hai on various environmental, health and spiritual topics. This live event was broadcast on Mongolian National TV and Radio channels, and covered by 22 media groups in total. It ...

(English) In light of the urgent situation of climate change, is there an effective way to immediately curb global warming? During the SOS International Conference on Global Warming held in Korea, Supreme Master Ching Hai emphasized once again, “The vegetarian diet. It's the moral code of being a human. It is the mark of being a great human.” The Supreme Master said, “We create peace and then we will have peace. Peace not only among humans but among all co-inhabitants. … So, right now, ...

Rich is the President of SOS International and shares wisdom with Michael on the role of pastors and leaders to equip the Body of Christ, how to know your role in personal ministry, and also how to take steps of faith to live your purpose.

Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get to where they are and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane! This week, I am talking with Janet Hanofee, SPHR, Chief Human Resource Officer, SOS International… How did Janet get started in her career? What led her to the world of HR? When did Janet “find her lane” in her career? Who mentored Janet on her journey? How has Janet shifted in her leadership during the pandemic? What is some practices Janet uses in her everyday leadership? What advice does Janet share with others for success? …and more as we spend “Time to Accelerate” with a few more questions. Interview resources: Connect with Janet on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-hanofee-sphr-4513112/ Learn more about SOS International https://www.sosi.com/ Visit Janet's website to see her artwork https://www.janethanofee.com/ Learn more about Artists for Conservation https://www.artistsforconservation.org/ What does Janet listen to? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blinkist-15min-book-insights/id568839295 Find Bruce's Book “Find Your Lane” https://www.amazon.com/Find-Your-Lane-Change-Career/dp/0692865632 Find Bruce Waller's Leadership Journal “Milemarkers” https://www.amazon.com/MILEMARKERS-Year-Journey-Bruce-Waller/dp/0578496941 Do you need relocation support for your next household goods or commercial move? Visit Armstrong Relocation https://www.armstrongrelocation.com/ Visit www.brucewaller.com for more information on Life in the Leadership Lane podcast and more!

(English, Mongolian) Taking place at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia in January 2009, hear from the world’s leading experts, dignitaries, organizational leaders and concerned citizens on our urgent global warming issues. In this video/audio you can witness the full question and answer session held between conference attendees and Supreme Master Ching Hai on various environmental, health and spiritual topics. This live event was broadcast on Mongolian National TV and Radio channels, and covered by 22 media groups in total. It ...

(English) In light of the urgent situation of climate change, is there an effective way to immediately curb global warming? During the SOS International Conference on Global Warming held in Korea, Supreme Master Ching Hai emphasized once again, “The vegetarian diet. It’s the moral code of being a human. It is the mark of being a great human.” The Supreme Master said, “We create peace and then we will have peace. Peace not only among humans but among all co-inhabitants. … So, right now, ...

I torsdags afholdt vi vores populære Points & Pints i en onlineversion, som vi kaldte Points & Chat. Her fik vi besøg af flere gæster, som snakkede om de udfordringer der er i denne Corona-tid. Hør et sammendrag af onlinemødet her.Til Points & Chat fik vi besøg af Thorkild Lykke, som har mange års erfaring med sikkerhed på rejsen, rejserforsikring m.v. Han fortalte om den nuværende situation og kom med gode råd. Vi fik også at høre om de udfordringer som SOS International har lige nu.Derudover snakkede vi med British Airways, som kunne fortælle lidt om de mange udfordringer, som de har for tiden.Vi kiggede også lidt på hvor lang tid vi forventer at luftfarten er lukket ned.Desuden blev der også plads til at vores gæster svarede på mange spørgsmål fra deltagerne.Få et sammendrag af Points & Chat i denne podcast.

SOS International is celebrating its 30th birthday this week but has its sights beyond that milestone for the family-owned and family-run contractor. In this Project 38 episode, CEO Julian Setian tells us what he sees the company's next 30 years looking like as the market keeps changing.

Vad behöver jag som cancersjuk veta angående min försäkring när jag ska ut och resa? Vilka bestämmelser finns och hur kan jag känna mig trygg när jag reser? Vi talar med Charlotte Bjerregaard, kundansvarig på SOS International i Köpenhamn, som reder ut våra frågor angående resa och försäkring. Tyvärr är ljudkvalitén inte den bästa då … Fortsätt läsa Resa med cancer och reseskydd – Avsnitt 63

Anita Waxman, co-founder and director of Ceras Health, has been involved with healthcare technology and the development of new modalities that have changed the course of medicine over the past thirty-five years. In 1975, Anita founded and served as CEO and Chairman of Howe-Lewis International, a management consulting and executive search firm. Howe-Lewis serves the biotechnology, medical electronics, and healthcare communities. It is dedicated to healthcare and not-for-profit communities and is retained by its clients to recruit the entire range of executive-level talent. From its founding, Howe-Lewis has demonstrated its commitment to partnering with both major, established institutions and with emerging, growing organizations to identify and attract the very best leaders.    In 1977, Anita was the co-founder of Diasonics Inc., the company that introduced both diagnostic ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) to market. Diasonics was at the forefront in changing the way that medical imaging could diagnose disease. In 1984, Anita along with Dr. Nicholas Cummings founded American Biodyne Inc. She served on the board of directors through its growth and sale to Medco Containment Services (later acquired by Merck). Along with KKR, Merck Behavioral went through a leveraged buyout and as a freestanding company (known as Merit Behavioral) its revenues grew to over $800 million. The company was later sold to Magellan Behavioral Care. Ms. Waxman served on the Board of Directors of SOS International, a worldwide medical service company that, working in some of the most inhospitable places on earth, offered international standards of medical care where it was otherwise not available, or where cultural or language barriers prevented its proper implementation. Through her involvement with SOS International, Ms. Waxman became a Director and Co-Founder of International Medical Care, Ltd., which is a rapidly growing Geneva based company that staffs and operates family practice outpatient clinics and provides emergency room health services throughout the world. Currently, Anita is a cofounder, director, and consultant to Ceras Health, which is dedicated to reducing the cost of healthcare. Ceras Health, Inc.TM (Ceras Health) has developed a patent pending SaaS platform, I'M HOME!®, that supports patients' adherence to pre-and post-discharge care plans, provides patients and care team members with the ability to measure and track patient health data, and enables individuals to get better and stay better by providing access to condition specific health information.   In addition to her work in the healthcare industry, Anita has spent many years following her passion in the world of live theater. Anita Waxman is a multiple Tony Award-winning producer. As CEO of Alexis Productions, she has garnered seventy-one Tony nominations and sixteen Tony awards. Anita is currently working with Jimmy Buffett, Frank Marshall, and Grove Entertainment to bring Escape To Margaritaville, a musical based on the music of Jimmy Buffett, to the world's stage. Anita is also producing Little Dancer, a musical based on the story of Edward Degas. Through Alexis Productions, Anita produced and won multiple Tonys for The Real Thing written by Sir Tom Stoppard, and the successful revival of Cabaret starring Natasha Richardson and Alan Cumming. Other productions include Jesus Christ Superstar, Becoming Chaplin, Rocky, the Tony Award winning Best Revival of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Music Man, A Moon for the Misbegotten starring Gabriel Byrne, The Wild Party, The Waverly Gallery, Electra, A Night in November, A Little Night Music, Enron, American Idiot, Love Never Dies, Present Laughter starring Frank Langella, Mrs. Klein starring Uta Hagen, Wild Honey starring Sir Ian McKellen, The Vertical Hour, Bombay Dreams, Gypsy, the West End productions of Ragtime, the Broadway revival of Rodger and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song, the hit revival of Noises Off, The Elephant Man starring Billy Crudup, and many more. Two of her shows have won Pulitzer prizes: The Young Man from Atlanta and Top Dog/Underdog. She is a member of the Broadway League. Ms. Waxman founded two theatrical investment funds, Alexis Fund I and Alexis Fund II. Some investments include Kinky Boots (NYC, London & Tour), Escape to Margaritaville, Hello Dolly, The Front Page, Glass Menagerie, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Jersey Boys (AUS), Book of Mormon (AUS), Verso Truth in Deception, and Joan of Arc. She is currently producing Little Dancer, a new musical by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens staring Tiler Peck and Terrence Mann, and Directed by Susan Stroman. Other upcoming projects include a new musical based on the music of Diane Warren, The Library, Terra Firma and more. She has served on the boards of the Donmar Warehouse in London, 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, The Magic Theatre in San Francisco, The Roundabout Theatre Company New York City, the Human Rights watch, SOS International, and American Biodyne.   Anita Waxman has also worked with orphanages around the world. Through her foundation NOAH'S ARK, she established a home for orphaned children in Russia: the Passin-Waxman Center for Children, which is known today as Anita's Kids, which has helped to educate and care for several hundred children in the past eighteen years. 

Vår första gäst - Joanna Swica gästar idag podden! Från säsongsjobbet på Grabbarna Grus och ofullständiga gymnasiebetyg - så pluggade Joanna på komvux och snicke-snackade sig in på sin drömutbildning. Som arbetslös övertalade hon chefen på mobilföretaget 3 att anställa henne som Logistikansvarig på 3Event. Några år och arbetsintervjuer senare började hon som Nätverksansvarig på SOS International. Vi undrar vad hon gör på jobbet? Vad hennes bästa karriärstips är? Hur man inte blir utnyttjad av kollegor? Och ifall framtida chefer Googlar upp en innan en arbetsintervju? Joanna vet precis.Med ett välbetalt jobb, dyrt levene och en befordran så fick Joanna ett wake up call efter en läskig cykelolycka i somras. Hur vågade hon ta tjänstledigt och satsa på sitt? Rekommenderar hon att göra det? Vad kan man kräva av sin arbetsgivare? Hur reagerade hennes chef? Och hennes pojkvän? Har hon en buffert?Det är ett inspirerande samtal och ett av Joannas bästa tips är att INTE vara tillgänglig för kollegor och kunder dygnet runt. Vad menar hon med det?Det får du höra mer om i dagens avsnitt av Embrace Her! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peter Ilsted vender stærkt tilbage i denne episode af Risiko Radio, hvor du kan komme med ham og Michael Sjøberg til morgenarrangement hos SOS International på Frederiksberg for at gøre status på Duty of Care i Danmark - og for at diskutere, hvordan man i praksis kan implementere Duty of Care tankesættet i sin virksomhed.Peter & Michael kommer vidt omkring i diskussionen og får også givet nogle praktiske råd til, hvordan man kan gribe implementeringen af Duty of Care an.Du kan læse mere om SOS Internationals Duty of Care og Crisis, Risk & Security koncept her:Om CRS-konceptet: https://www.sos.eu/da/forretningsomraader/rejse/crisis-risk-security/Video om Duty of Care: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk2vhem7d8oOne-pager PDF: https://www.sos.eu/media/2048/sos_crs_int_one_page_final.pdfOg så er det bare med at linke op med Peter og Michael - du finder deres Linkedin-profiler her:Peter Ilsted: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-i-6621a110/Michael Sjøberg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsjoeberg/TAK fordi du lytter med til Risiko Radio!

Peter Ilsted vender stærkt tilbage i denne episode af Risiko Radio, hvor du kan komme med ham og Michael Sjøberg til morgenarrangement hos SOS International på Frederiksberg for at gøre status på Duty of Care i Danmark - og for at diskutere, hvordan man i praksis kan implementere Duty of Care tankesættet i sin virksomhed.Peter & Michael kommer vidt omkring i diskussionen og får også givet nogle praktiske råd til, hvordan man kan gribe implementeringen af Duty of Care an.Du kan læse mere om SOS Internationals Duty of Care og Crisis, Risk & Security koncept her:Om CRS-konceptet: https://www.sos.eu/da/forretningsomraader/rejse/crisis-risk-security/Video om Duty of Care: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk2vhem7d8oOne-pager PDF: https://www.sos.eu/media/2048/sos_crs_int_one_page_final.pdfOg så er det bare med at linke op med Peter og Michael - du finder deres Linkedin-profiler her:Peter Ilsted: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-i-6621a110/Michael Sjøberg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsjoeberg/TAK fordi du lytter med til Risiko Radio!

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Hvad er "Duty of Care" - og hvorfor er det blevet særligt vigtigt for danske virksomheder? Vi har Peter Ilsted, som er sikkerhedschef i SOS International, besøg på besøg i Risiko Radio studiet i denne episode af podcasten.Vi kommer bredt omkring udlandssikkerhed i den her episode. Og får dykket ned i en god debat om ledelsens juridiske, moralske og etiske ansvar for medarbejderne - noget som SOS International selv håndhæver internt, men også hjælper danske virksomheder med. Samtidig giver Peter sit bud på, hvad man som leder, chef eller sikkerhedsansvarlig kan starte, hvis man selv synes, det er ved at være tid til at gøre noget aktivt ved medarbejdernes rejsesikkerhed. Og om, hvornår man som en god sikkerhedsrådgiver skal sige nej til at køre et rejsesikkerhedskursus.Peter har en ret spændende baggrund - både fra politi og forsvar - og så har han holdninger til sikkerhed og ansvar. Og dét kommer der en rigtig spændende snak ud af.Du kan læse mere om Peter Ilsted og SOS Internationals sikkerhedskoncept her: https://www.sos.eu/en/business-areas/travel/crisis-risk-security/DEL & ANMELD Risiko Radio - det hjælper os med at komme ud til endnu flere (og betyder helt vildt meget for os)Og som altid: Hvis du har spørgsmål, kommentarer - eller et emne, som du synes vi bør tage op - så fang Tomas Hellum på the@linkgrc.com eller Michael Sjøberg på ms@humanadvisor.dk - eller find os på Linkedin.

Hvad er "Duty of Care" - og hvorfor er det blevet særligt vigtigt for danske virksomheder? Vi har Peter Ilsted, som er sikkerhedschef i SOS International, besøg på besøg i Risiko Radio studiet i denne episode af podcasten.Vi kommer bredt omkring udlandssikkerhed i den her episode. Og får dykket ned i en god debat om ledelsens juridiske, moralske og etiske ansvar for medarbejderne - noget som SOS International selv håndhæver internt, men også hjælper danske virksomheder med. Samtidig giver Peter sit bud på, hvad man som leder, chef eller sikkerhedsansvarlig kan starte, hvis man selv synes, det er ved at være tid til at gøre noget aktivt ved medarbejdernes rejsesikkerhed. Og om, hvornår man som en god sikkerhedsrådgiver skal sige nej til at køre et rejsesikkerhedskursus.Peter har en ret spændende baggrund - både fra politi og forsvar - og så har han holdninger til sikkerhed og ansvar. Og dét kommer der en rigtig spændende snak ud af.Du kan læse mere om Peter Ilsted og SOS Internationals sikkerhedskoncept her: https://www.sos.eu/en/business-areas/travel/crisis-risk-security/DEL & ANMELD Risiko Radio - det hjælper os med at komme ud til endnu flere (og betyder helt vildt meget for os)Og som altid: Hvis du har spørgsmål, kommentarer - eller et emne, som du synes vi bør tage op - så fang Tomas Hellum på the@linkgrc.com eller Michael Sjøberg på ms@humanadvisor.dk - eller find os på Linkedin.

Rich Frazer, the president of Spiritual Overseers Service, International, shares his heart for global missions. As you listen, you'll discover the way that SOS International supports the leaders God is raising up around the world.

This week we're talking Rich Frazer, the president of Spiritual Overseers Service, International. Over the years, SOS International has provided training to thousands of leaders in 87 countries through more than 800 training assignments. Their specific ministry style is to serve organizations who ask them to come and provide specific training for church leaders. They search for and send the most qualified people they can find to invest deeply in the local church, wherever they go. And while they are there, they serve the vision and agenda of the organization that invited them. Rich has been providing this kind of training for indigenous leaders around the world for over 20 years and has seen the exponential value of investing in the global church in this way. I'd also like to give our mutual friend, Mike Priebe of MemoryPeel (http://memorypeel.com/) a hat tip for connecting us. Key Scriptures1 Timothy 2:3-5 Matthew 9:36-38 Ephesians 4:11-12 2 Timothy 2:2 [bctt tweet=“Why not teach a man to TEACH a man to fish?”] (http://engagingmissions.com/em010-serving-gods-leaders-around-world/why-not-teach-a-man-to/) ChallengeRich points out that more than 100,000 people receive Christ every day and that more than 2,000 churches are planted every week. However, 90% of the pastors, whether volunteer, full-time, or bivocational, have little to no training. The challenge SOS International has is getting to those leaders to help them know how to study Scripture, show them what Christian leadership is all about, and to invite them to adopt a Christ-like model. RevelationRich shares the surprising story of one of his early prayers about whether he should go into missions. [bctt tweet="Don't ask God if you should go. Ask God if you should stay." via="no"] Current MinistryRich shares a little about the people SOS International is sending out over the course of this year to invest in the global church. Level UpRich encourages us to consider our investments in missions based on the long-term impact of financial and prayerful impact. Speed RoundHindsight[bctt tweet="The greatest among us is a servant. Not a partner or a patronizing visionary leader. A servant." via="no"] Best AdviceBe flexible Support and EncouragementMany people encourage Rich Personal Success Habit[bctt tweet="Ask the question, 'What can I do for you?'" username="engagingmission"] Internet ResourceSOS International Website (http://sosinternational.us/) Book RecommendationWestern Christians in Global Mission: What's the Role of the North American Church? (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009QZ18JW/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009QZ18JW&linkCode=as2&tag=emrs-20&linkId=KII3JKNYZ7U52JVM) We also discussed: When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty Without Hurting the Poor . . . and Yourself (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EDY1YU4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00EDY1YU4&linkCode=as2&tag=emrs-20&linkId=UD3TBKXJOYIOD3V5) New PlaceRich shares who he would go find and what he would offer them to support them. Parting Advice[bctt tweet="The fruit of a leader is not followers. It's another leader or an 'orchard' of leaders." username="engagingmission"] Contact InfoSOS International (http://sosinternational.us/)   VideoWhen we were discussing Rich's book recommendation, he also mentioned this video of Steve Saint ministering at a church. It's definitely worth 5 minutes to see this. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Oja-rnOlIM?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent] ResourcesBook: Western Christians in Global Mission: What's the Role of the North American Church?...