Podcasts about special events coordinator

On today’s program, I am speaking with Emme Keith, Special Events Coordinator at Washington County Hospital and Clinics, about Kidzfest 2025.

New Special Events Coordinator at the Pella Opera House Amy Van Haaften discusses her recent hiring and her excitement to be working at the Opera House.

Denise Giosa: A Journey in Fashion and Events Denise Giosa's journey in the world of fashion and events began while she was still in high school, when she joined the Junior Fashion Board at D.H. Holmes in Baton Rouge. It was during this time that she met Beth Phillips, a wonderful mentor who played a significant role in shaping her career. Recognizing Denise's potential, Beth invited her to be the Youth Coordinator, marking the beginning of her involvement in fashion special events. After college, Denise moved to Lafayette and began traveling for Estée Lauder. It wasn't long before she received a call from the manager of the Lafayette D.H. Holmes store, offering her a job. She accepted and continued working with the company for five years, further establishing herself in the industry. Her career took another turn when Mark Falgout of Warehouse 535 reached out to her. Originally envisioned as a live music venue, Warehouse 535, located at 535 Garfield Street in the Freetown neighborhood near downtown, has evolved into a multi-purpose event space. Over time, it has expanded beyond live music to host a variety of events, and Denise has played a crucial role in that transformation. Guiding Clients in Event Planning Denise takes a structured approach to helping clients determine their event needs. Before a client even books a date, she ensures they go through a detailed planning process. She asks key questions such as the date, type of event, expected size, and any special requirements. She also helps them visualize how the space will be used, ensuring that all elements—such as a photo booth or seating arrangements—are carefully considered. Her meticulous attention to detail means that by the time an event day arrives, she has already coordinated all aspects. She knows every vendor, delivery time, and setup detail, ensuring that clients never have to scramble at the last minute. Her hands-on approach means that every table, chair, and decoration is in place before the event begins, allowing clients to enjoy their special day stress-free. Additional Services and Wedding Planning Warehouse 535 offers comprehensive event services as part of the venue rental. However, additional services, such as hiring a wedding planner, are to be handled by the client. Some clients choose to bring in a planner midway through the process or hire a "day-of" coordinator to handle last-minute details. Denise ensures that clients understand what each wedding planner offers, as different planners provide different levels of service. She also educates clients on the finer details of event planning. For instance, if a couple is handling their own décor, she ensures they have a plan for setup. She also helps them clarify their expectations with vendors, such as ensuring photographers are booked for the right amount of time so they capture key moments, including the end of the event. Catering, Beverages, and Entertainment Warehouse 535 has certain requirements for event vendors. Caterers must be licensed and insured, and all beverages are provided through the venue. Clients can choose from various beverage packages, ranging from domestic beer and wine to premium selections. Entertainment is another major consideration. Some couples prefer DJs over bands because they want to curate their own playlists, while others love the energy of live music. Denise emphasizes that entertainment is key to keeping an event's momentum going, and she ensures that DJs and bands are properly set up and integrated into the event timeline. The Evolution of Warehouse 535 Denise has witnessed the growth of Warehouse 535 firsthand. What started as a music venue has expanded to host diverse events, including weddings, corporate functions, and creative experiences like an Edgar Allan Poe-themed speakeasy. The venue has also served as a filming location for shows like Dateline, with production teams transforming rooms to suit their needs. ...

Preparing for your dream job starts with the right tools and skills, and we've got the experts to help you get there. In this episode of In the Wild, we sit down with Julie Goley, director of Career Services, to discuss crafting standout resumes, acing interviews, and making a strong first impression. Then, Ingrid Tutt, Special Events Coordinator, shares insights on professionalism, etiquette, and how to navigate networking events with confidence. Whether you're job hunting or building your professional brand, this episode will give you the strategies to succeed.Learn more about Career Services at Augusta University: https://www.augusta.edu/careerservices

Join Andy as he sits down with Philip Bowler, Special Events Coordinator, to uncover the incredible work that goes into creating unforgettable experiences in Derbyshire. From the meticulous planning to the generous investment of time, effort, and funds, Philip shares the heartwarming stories behind these events and their impact on the community.We also hear from Dean Jackson, who provides an exciting update on the highly anticipated Festival 2025 Celebration. Discover what's in store for this landmark event and how it promises to bring the Derbyshire Freemasons together in celebration and purpose.Tune in for an inspiring episode that highlights the dedication and generosity of the Derbyshire Freemasons.For more information about Freemasonry in Derbyshire, visit derbyshiremason.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Bottled Up, Andrew interviews Billy Lehman and Alicia Chambless about their roles in organizing events for the city of Gulfport. Billy, the Assistant Director of Leisure Services, and Alicia, the Special Events Coordinator, share their experiences and backgrounds. They discuss the history and growth of the Harbor Lights Festival, a massive Christmas light display in Gulfport's Jones Park. The event has grown significantly since it started in 2015, featuring over 2 million lights, Santa's Village, and various food vendors. They talk about the planning process, which begins more than a year in advance, and how they manage the logistics. They also mention new additions and highlights for the upcoming season. Both Billy and Alicia express their passion and commitment to making Harbor Lights a beloved holiday tradition despite the challenges. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the possible future additions, like an ice skating rink and a dedicated train track, to make the event even better. What You'll Learn: 1. The rich history and evolution of Gulfport's Harbor Lights. 2. Behind-the-scenes insights into the planning and execution of this massive event. 3. The challenges and triumphs of creating a spectacular light display with over 2 million lights. 4. Sneak peeks into new attractions and what to expect in the upcoming 2024 season. 5. How the community comes together to make Harbor Lights a magical experience for visitors from all over the country.   3 Key Episode Takeaways Continuous Improvement and Planning: The team begins planning for the next year's Harbor Lights Festival almost as soon as the current one begins, ensuring constant innovation and improvement. Community and Family Involvement: Both Billy and Alicia emphasize the importance of community and family in their work, showcasing how they balance event responsibilities with personal time. Future Aspirations: Exciting plans are on the horizon for Harbor Lights, including potential additions like an ice skating rink and dedicated train tracks, highlighting the team's forward-thinking mindset.

Michelle Danner is the founder & director of The Michelle Danner Acting Studio and is the creator of the Golden Box acting Technique. Michelle's students are well represented at the Academy Awards, Emmys, Golden Globes, under Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor & Best Supporting Actress categories.Morelia Cuevas- Board Member & Event Coordinator at Nashville Women in Film & Television, Owner at Rhinestones & Outlaws & Special Events Coordinator at Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center.Movie Reviews and More is broadcast live Tuesdays at 5PM PT on K4HD Radio - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Movie Reviews and More TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Movie Reviews and More Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

This week, John is joined again by Becky Lowndes, the Special Events Coordinator for the City of Santee! They discuss the upcoming Holiday Lighting in Town Center, Selfies with Santa, and the events lined up for 2025.Santee Holiday LightingFriday, November 22nd from 5:30-8:30pmAmphitheater at Santee Trolley SquareSelfies with SantaThursday, December 5th from 4:30-7:30pmAmphitheater at Santee Trolley SquareTo learn more, City of Santee Special EventsTo contact John Olsen,619-855-1151John@TheSanteeGuy.comJohnOlsen.com  John Olsen RE Facebook  Santee Update Facebook  

In this episode, Amber is joined by Embrace Retreats founder and logistics expert, Jeanette Tachynsky. Jeannette is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. Her passion for Event Management has allowed her to gain over 20 years of experience, collectively, as a Program Officer, Conference Planner, Hospitality Manager and Special Events Coordinator, International Retreat Planner and Host. She is always looking to excel in her career path and share her expertise as a leader, which allows her to express her existing skill set and gain new knowledge to share within the ever-growing and developing wellness industry. Her true gift is to create and hold space, to allow others to be in their light, and to shine as brightly as they can. It lights Jeannette up to plan and take on the logistics for any event so that the hosts can truly be in their sense of genius, their true essence, and not worry about a thing. Grab your earbuds and a warm drink, and have a listen to learn more about the logistics queen herself!Looking for help with the logistics of your retreat? Have a listen and reach out to Jeanette below.Time stamps:2:00- Jeanette's story6:00 - Gone are the days of selling tickets7:55 - Finding your passion: Journey through different careers to find your passion13:00 - Getting support so you can shine fully as a retreat host17:15 - Creating a business that meets people where they are19:00 - Personal power and following what lights you up20:30 - Connecting with JeanetteLinks:Follow Jeanette on FBFollow Jeanette's company on IGStay connected with Amber on IGGet in the ROOM for HERE FOR MORE LIVE this December

Hawk highlights the upcoming events during the 42nd Annual Central Illinois ABATE Bash at the Knox County Fairgrounds August 23rd - 25th.

Trey sits down with Skyla Flock,the Special Events Coordinator of the Fred Nats, and talks young professionals transition from COVID, events and entertainment!

Cae Odell works as the Special Events Coordinator for Make-A-Wish Idaho. He talks about the Walk for Wishes event that is happening in Idaho Falls this Saturday and how its donations will help children's wishes come true.

Lucas and Ashley welcome Sam Long.

Lucas and Ashley welcome Sam Long.

On this episode of Your Place On The River, the team sits down to chat with Special Events Coordinator, Fabie Clermont on her exciting journey from Haiti to the Chattahoochee Nature Center.  Also, Education Programs Supervisor, Mark Gialanella talks about birthday parties, Scouts programs, Owl Prowls and a heartwarming story about refugees who hosted a party at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. www.chattnaturecenter.org  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 31st is Transgender Day of Visibility! In our second TDOV episode, we interview Matt Palmer, Fenway Health's Special Events Coordinator. Matt is a proud trans man who loves coffee, the outdoors, books, movies, and animals. He started his career at Fenway as the Community Educator and Recruiter for The Fenway Institute and now he works as the Development Special Events Coordinator. Matt shares his story as a trans man and talks about the important role of trans representation. 

Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO, and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator, for the Epilepsy Association of Western and Central Pennsylvania (EAWCP). Also joining Joyce will be Logan Huwalt, a Baldwin-Whitehall student living with epilepsy, an advocate for people living with epilepsy who is working hard to raise funds for the EAWCP. Annually, March 26th is Epilepsy Awareness Purple Day; therefore, on this day, the guests reflect on the work of the EAWCP and their continued goal to bring awareness of epilepsy and help people live with it.

“I blink, and you're hooked up with someone!” My husband says with his testosterone-fueled competitive voice.I get a wonderful turn-on when I see this side of my normally deferential, even-mannered, Vulcan-like boy. It's dangerously delicious. His full 42-year-old, tall, masculine body radiates primal testosterone. Men turn me on, so seeing him charged with desire and vexed sexual frustration is intoxicating. It makes him sexually vibrant and desirable. I feel like a badass. And he confirms, with his horny, competitive frustration, that we're still on the same page regarding our sexual desires and agreements. The Sensitive Slut is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.He's an ambitious high achiever, a man who pursues measurable, quantifiable tools and protocols for reaching success. So my success, as he frames it, must be a simple matter of following some sort of playbook of which he is unaware. He doesn't want me to change my behavior. He doesn't want me to stop hooking up. He just wants to be better at it than me. So, for him and all the other high achievers out there looking to sharpen their “game,” here's what I know. Your mileage may vary. Hone your Battlefield Awareness. That's a term we used in my day job when I was a Special Events Coordinator for the City of West Hollywood. While babysitting gatherings like WeHo Gay Pride, Halloween, and the collection of Oscar Parties held by Elton John, Vanity Fair, and HBO (all on the same night), we needed to know where to focus our attention. The same situational awareness translates into navigating crowded sexual playgrounds. It's the ability to focus an endless aggregate of variables into a small, actionable list of choices.As an aside, I am uneasy applying the term “Battlefield Awareness” to our sexual playgrounds because I want our unique spaces to be collaborative spiritual playgrounds. Not a place where there are winners and losers. However, for the uninitiated, these gatherings may feel like battlegrounds because of incursions on their personal space, an internalized sex-negative worldview that says one sexual partner forever means “good” & many sexual partners mean “bad,” or the newness of the social sexual culture for which they have yet to find a vocabulary. And, although relatively rare (compared to the number of good players), we have bad players among us. For whatever reason, self-shame, a truly toxic “force it” idea of masculinity, or some other reason, they feel they need to grab what they want instead of negotiating it like a Sensitive Slut.My husband's remark got me reflecting on how I handle myself in social sexual environments.What follows is a deconstruction of my modus operandi that has evolved over nearly four decades and countless visits to these places. The venues are public (buy a ticket) play parties, dance parties, kink events, and, to some degree, public hunting grounds designed for non-sexual purposes, like gym steam rooms, or the dick deck on a gay cruise.Reconnoiter: Get the lay of the land. Even when I'm familiar with a venue, I like to walk the perimeter to get a feel for how many rooms there are, how big they are, how they are set up, ingress and egress (getting in and out), and how they're being used. If it's a new venue, I will do this before visiting the clothes check. I may not want to stay. Guest inventory: Who's there? I put people into boxes. Yep. I make up stuff about the guys based on what I see and what my intuition tells me so that the mob is more comprehensible. A dozen categories are easier to organize in my head than 200 to 2,000 individuals. Daddies, twinks, jacked muscle guys, athletic guys, porn stars, influencers, glitter divas, ethnic clumps, full fetish & gear guys, sexual tourists (new or non-identified with sexual spaces), it's all about the music guys, look-at-me players, and mystery men. Party favorites: Identify and name potential playmates. During the reconnoiter, I mentally tag my favorites. These are guys I plan on cruising to determine if we are both on each other's “yes” list. Nicknames are an easy and fun way to keep track of a few men in a sea of potential partners. Bandana Boy, Trucker Jesus, Equinox Jesus, Brillo Boy, Slutty Swarthy Guys (couple), Black Ken, White Ken, Mr. Floppy, Almost Asian, Greyhound Boy, Gold Chain White Boy, Dog Catcher, Faded Dreds, Swarthy Baseball Hat, and Well-Preserved Daddy, are some of the monikers I've assigned. With a clear vibe, guest, and fashion assessment, it's easier to decide if I'm staying, if I'm going to dose, and if I'm wearing my booty shorts or going ass out right away. Now, armed with information and dressed for success, it's time to dive into the party.Consent. Consent can be sexy. It's about getting to “yes.” It occurs when someone is actively encouraging what's being done to them as opposed to tolerating what's being done to them.Consent is not about manipulating men into play; it's about finding guys who are a match.We are all uniquely shaped puzzle pieces with grooves and nobby bits. Bottom, top, dom, sub, sides, switches, mild, wild, exhibitionist, demure, sober, rolling, etc. Finding a perfect fit that occurs when complementary contours smoothly snap into place is what it's all about. Find it; don't force it. These sexual spaces are open to everyone, but no one is required to hook up with anybody. Sorting each other out requires communication (usually nonverbal) that involves asking and answering the question, “Would you like to get physical?” It's a question appropriate for the venue. It's not easy, but being able to give and receive “no” gracefully is key to setting a proper vibe that will move you toward a guy you really click with, and it keeps the play party playful. As I said before, most of this communication is nonverbal. “No” or “not now,” may be a glance, having a back turned on you, or seeing them create distance from you. All ways to communicate, “no.” If it reaches the touching stage, “no” is moving a hand away or hearing, “I'm good.” Cruising: Making your move.The following approach is appropriate in just about any circumstance and unlikely to offend most gay men who are not closeted. In another post, I'll go deeper into what I know about cruising more specific types of men, such as daddies, doms, subs, trophy boys, racially different guys, “I'm with my friends guys,” tall and short guys. For now, here's the one size that fits most. THE HORSE APPROACH: This is especially good for super hot guys and guys unsure how to set their own boundaries (so they keep people at a distance). I'm stealing most of this from Morgan Freeman. When pressed about his success with women, he made this horse analogy on CNN. Basically, you make it known you're available and let them check you out. These guys have a lot of experience having their boundaries ignored; they are unceremoniously touched, grabbed, and clothing tugged on; they have their conversations interrupted. They respond well to respect. These guys are usually in well-lit areas with room around them to move. If on a dance floor, they are often within a group of guys making a huddle designed to limit access. DO NOT chase these guys. They don't like surprises. Don't stalk him from behind and grab him. Don't jump in uninvited with your funny story. You'll be on his “no” list for the rest of the night. DO THIS: Put yourself in his line of sight. If his back is to you, find a way to move around him so that he can see you from a comfortable distance. From a comfortable distance, square off with him. This means facing him straight on. You're face to face, chest to chest, crotch to crotch. Let him make an assessment. Body language that catches his attention is a confident, calm, often dude-like attitude. See if he will move to the music with you. Move the way he's moving. That creates rapport, a sense that you're on the same wavelength. See if his eyes meet yours. Maintain eye contact with an even, friendly, curious expression. See if his face is communicating anything with you. Don't make stuff up in your head.Your gut will tell you if he's interested. It may be a smile, a nod, or he might make it easy on you and move toward you. The night my husband made his remark, I noticed one of the guys on my “yes” list, a swarthy baseball cap guy, was dancing near us as we chatted with friends. He was dancing with a guy, and we made eye contact. He seemed interested, so I moved closer, squaring off with him and seeing if he'd dance with me from a distance. About five feet. He didn't match my moves. He moved closer to his dance partner but still looked at me. This told me, “not now.” So, I continued to enjoy time with my friends. When I looked up and saw Swarthy Baseball Hat guy moving towards the dark room, I decided it was time to see what was happening in there.Since I'd checked out the room before it got busy, I knew how to scan it for a fury-faced man in a baseball hat.I found him sitting on a banquette, watching one guy receive a furious blow job from another. I got close, being sure not to crowd the scene. He looked up at me. I looked at him, at the action, and down at my crotch. He gave an affirming nod. And that's how the blink happened.  Get full access to The Sensitive Slut at mikegerle.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of South Sound Connected, we talk with Whit Park, Pierce Transit's Special Events Coordinator. Whit manages logistics for any event that requires use of a Pierce Transit coach, as well as outside events that affect transit service. We'll learn about the impact of his work on the agency and the public and highlight the tasks he works on that often occur behind the scenes.

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, therefore, Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO, and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator, with the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central PA (EAWCP) to the show. They will be discussing the latest accomplishments of the EAWCP, as well as the plans for the Mardi Gras Gala in February 2024.

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, therefore, Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO, and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator, with the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central PA (EAWCP) to the show. They will be discussing the latest accomplishments of the EAWCP, as well as the plans for the Mardi Gras Gala in February 2024.

Brandon Butler and Nathan "Shags" McLeod interview David Kelly, Director of Missouri State Parks.David Kelly was named Director of the department's Missouri State Parks, effective Sept. 1, 2021.David began his career with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources over 33 years ago, as the Special Events Coordinator for state parks in May 1988. Most recently, he served as Deputy Director of Operations for state parks. During his career with state parks, he has also served as the Director of the Facility and Visitor Services program and Chief of the Marketing and Special Events section. Topics Discussed: Parks, Soil, and Water Sales Tax, park improvement process, exciting current and future developments, the economic impact of parks on rural communities and overall quality of life, diversification efforts, special hunts in State Parks, mystery bait bucket and more.For more info:Missouri State ParksConnect with Driftwood Outdoors:FacebookInstagramSpecial thanks to:Living The Dream PropertiesHunting Works For MissouriSmithfly RaftsScenic Rivers TaxidermyEmail:info@driftwoodoutdoors.com

Jamie Erion (RPTA '22), Meetings & Special Events Coordinator at Montage Hotels & Resorts (Big, Sky, MT), talks with Dr. Brian Greenwood (Cal Poly Experience Industry Management) about her life and career to date.

Vaughan Clark, the Special Events Coordinator with Children's Hospital Foundation, joins John Reid on this Giving Tuesday, to talk about this summer's LemonAid Stand event, July 21-23, with Richmond Ford.

Emily Martin, the city's Special Events Coordinator, gives us all of the details on The Mayor's Hike, Bike, and Paddle that is coming up on Memorial Day...

Michael talks with Mollie, the Marketing and Special Events Coordinator at Hope United Survivor Network, an organization dedicated to providing survivors of domestic violence/abuse the resources, tools and support they need to escape their situations and get back on their feet again. https://hopeunitedgaston.com/ https://linktr.ee/theroostergastonia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theroostergastonia/support

Our guest on this episode of Space Marketing Podcast is Lena Little from NASA's Langley Research Center. We will be discussing space research that benefits all of use here on Earth. Many of these technologies are available for development in the NASA Transfer Technology program, or Spin-offs.  Video version: https://youtu.be/Yv8zsnX5k6U #NASA #spinoff #spaceeconomy #spaceindustry ABOUT LENA LITTLE Lena Little, MPA, OSACB Small Business Technical Coordinator, Regional Partnerships Lead and Special Events Coordinator. She leads the development of Regional Partnerships for NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. Lena has worked in the Office of Legislative Affairs and has led the planning of numerous large-scale events to engage the community, academia, external stakeholders and the general public to showcase NASA's exciting research and inspire the next generation. Email: lena.little@nasa.gov Spin off When it comes to NASA, most people look to the skies as rockets, rovers, and astronauts push the boundaries of space exploration. But the benefits of going above and beyond can be found here on Earth through products and services born from NASA innovation. The latest edition of NASA's Spinoff publication features dozens of new commercialized technologies from companies that are benefiting people around the globe. Highlights:  ·     Fungi-based food that's an eco-friendly alternative to meat and dairy products ·     Ventilators designed to meet the immediate needs of the pandemic that are now produced and used worldwide ·     Precision eye measurements for improved LASIK eye surgery  ·     Apps with up-to-date information for hiking and biking  ·     Virtual lesson plans that teach students how to write computer code using Moon rock data  ·     Robots tough enough to survive the harsh marine environment, supporting ocean industries   To read or download the digital version of the latest issue of Spinoff, visit: spinoff.nasa.gov Space For Kentucky Roundtable https://spaceforkentucky.com/ Supersonic X-59  “In collaboration with NASA's Quesst Mission, the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® team is solving one of the most persistent challenges of supersonic flight – the sonic boom.” https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products/quesst.html Advanced air Mobility https://www.nasa.gov/aam Request a NASA representative or speaker https://www.nasa.gov/about/speakers/nasa-speakers-howto.html ABOUT IZZY Izzy's website - https://izzy.house Author of Space Marketing: Competing in the new commercial space industry AND Space Marketing: Spaceports on Amazon and Audible - https://bit.ly/Space-Marketing Podcast host for Space Marketing Podcast - https://spacemarketingpodcast.com Organizer for Space for Kentucky Roundtable - https://spaceforkentucky.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the RLC Voice of Business Podcast, Cohosts Steve Cox and Nick Smith speak with panelists with the goal of giving listeners ideas on how to get involved and get the most out of their year ahead. Panelists include Maggie Matuschka, Special Events Coordinator, Karen Wagaman, VP of Downtown Development, and Sara Lynn Geiger, Vp of Government Affairs with the Chamber. The panel answers questions and discusses everything from what events to mark your calendar for to how to get involved in established communities like Downtown Rogers or Arkansas Government policy, as well as the Chamber's role in helping you get established with such events/groups.

Neil O'Connell, Executive Director of the Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial, is joined by Becky Evleth, Special Events Coordinator, to talk about the Memorial's Veterans Day celebration on Saturday, November 5; Phase III of new wall construction; veteran honor and military ceremonies; and the docent program

Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator of the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central, PA (EAWCP) to the show. The guests will discuss the programs and services of the EAWCP and plans for the 2023 Mardi Gras annual gala and fundraiser for the non-profit organization.

Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator of the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central, PA (EAWCP) to the show. The guests will discuss the programs and services of the EAWCP and plans for the 2023 Mardi Gras annual gala and fundraiser for the non-profit organization.

Nina Damato is the Managing Partner at Blue Circle Foods, a company that provides consumers with clean, nutritious, 100% traceable seafood using best sustainability practices. Her mother, father, and uncle founded the brand in 2005 with the goal of delivering organic seafood through transparent processes. Nina has held a variety of roles at Blue Circle, including product and supply chain manager. Before joining the company, she was a Special Events Coordinator at the Museum of Modern Art, a Graphics Manager at Studley, and a Development Assistant at Public Art Fund. Nina earned a bachelor's degree in integrated design curriculum from Parsons School of Design. In this episode… As a seafood brand, it can be challenging to acquire and retain an enthusiastic customer base. With so much hesitation surrounding this type of food, how can you promote receptiveness among your products? Nina Damato understands that not everyone enjoys seafood. For this reason, she innovates her products to give consumers unique and convenient ways to experience the dish. With compelling packaging, her salmon burgers and sausages and frozen fish convince even the most reluctant customers. And by implementing sustainable best practices in her cultivation and production process, Nina generates devoted consumers.  In this episode of the Brand Alchemist Podcast, Taja Dockendorf hosts Nina Damato, Managing Partner at Blue Circle Foods, to discuss product innovation for customer trust. Nina shares her creative process for redefining seafood, how she overcomes the challenges surrounding consumers' acceptance of seafood, and how Blue Circle revolutionizes sustainability.

Germaine Flood along with traveling partners Jay White and Kamel King, Tourism Development Bureau Manager with Visit Mississippi, travel to Bay St. Louis to catch a ride with Mystic Molly, owner of the Mystic Ghost Ride Company on the coast, right before heading to Jackson to talk with Nicole Smith, Special Events Coordinator with the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science about the 2022 Mississippi Science Fest at The LeFleur Museum District on September 17th. Next Stop, Mississippi is your on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! To view or submit events: www.mpbonline.org/community/mississippi-events/. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Flanker is a new restaurant, bar, and sporting club that has opened in downtown Salt Lake City. Here with more is Talya Nemec, the Special Events Coordinator at one of Utah's newest entertainment locations. TALYA NEMEC: Flanker is located at The Gateway, Salt Lake City's premier destination for downtown dining, entertainment, and community events. We're just a short walk from the Vivint arena and we've become a hot spot for serious sports fans. We have two massive LED screens, as well as sixty high-definition screens, so that guests can watch professional and collegiate sports any day of the week. We have exciting, customized shuffleboards, fun state-of-the-art golf simulators, private karaoke rooms and even a duckpin retro bowling in our Speakeasy Bar! Come join us for to have a great a time! Flanker opens at 5pm - Wednesday through Saturday – and on Sundays we start with brunch at 11:00 am. We serve elevated American fare and have an impressive wrap-around 360-degree bar that includes an extensive spirits list, including craft cocktails and a variety of beers. Learn more at FlankerSLC.com. DEREK MILLER:  Utah's business community is growing and changing, and with it comes new opportunities for entertainment at places like Flanker, so if you're interested, check them out today. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Aired: August 12, 2022.

“Behind the Mitten” is Michigan's premiere travel radio show and Podcast, and it has more than 430 episodes. It is co-hosted by John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman. The show has been recognized by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters as Best in Category.This week's show is about holiday traditions as John and Amy reminisce with executive producer Phil Tower about some of their Fourth of July memories.They also go around the state to check in on other statewide events, including:Heather Thiede-Champlin, the Special Events Coordinator for the City of Wyandotte, Amy's hometown. They also talk about the upcoming 61st annual Street Art Fair-July 13-16.Learn more at http://www.wyandotte.net/arts_and_culture/street_art_fair/index.php.They also talk to Paul Cole, director of the Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce and Assistant Director of the Community Center. Check out their list of Island events, including the annual Beaver Boodle. which is always the first weekend of October. Go to https://www.beaverisland.org/events-new/.Jay Clancey of Cognition Brewery in Ishpeming joins the show for Above the Mitten, which he talks about the upcoming St. Ignace Heritage Days, July 8-10. More info at https://stignace.com/event/st-ignace-heritage-days/.Lastly, Bill Wall of Bone Daddy's BBQ in Midland joins the show with BBQ tips for the summer.Learn more at https://www.bonedaddysbarbecue.com/.This show aired July 2-3, 2022.BTM airs:*8 a.m. Saturdays on WBRN - 1460 AM and 107.7 FM in Big Rapids (new affiliate)*8 a.m. Saturdays on Kalamazoo Talk Radio 1360 WKMI (new affiliate)*8 a.m. Saturdays on WILS-1320 AM in Lansing*10 a.m. Saturdays 95.3 WBCK-FM in Battle Creek (new affiliate)*10 a.m. Saturdays on News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM in Benton Harbor.*1 p.m. Sundays on WSGW-AM (790) and FM (100.5) in Saginaw.*6 p.m. Sundays on WOOD-AM (1300) and (106.9) in Grand Rapids.Follow John and Amy on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/behindthemitten orTwitter at @BehindTheMitten and Instagram at @BehindTheMitten_.

Enrollment is up and exciting changes are happening at Loyola Catholic Schools. Today on the Build Blue Podcast we have Carrie Kijenski, the Special Events Coordinator at Loyola. Tune in to hear more about upcoming events, how to get involved and what makes Loyola a special place for youth in our community. https://rockinonthehill.com/

ABC Podcast host Mike Parker talks to Artie about the new canning lines at ABC and the recently packaged beer and soda. They also welcome GM/Special Events Coordinator Jenn Wright to talk about unique events at ABC Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg. 

Matt Deneen is the Special Events Coordinator and David Haines is the President of Greenspace, a local organization that is committed to the preservation of trails and natural spaces in the community. The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is Saturday, April 23, 2022 from 6- 9pm at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown, KY. Check out @greenspaceky or greenspaceky.com for more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elizabethtownpodcast/support

Antoinette teams up with Kristin, UC San Diego Admissions' Special Events Coordinator, to share advice for applicants as they wait for application decisions.

Greetings Glocal Citizens! Earlier this month the world's eyes turned to Tokyo, Japan for the long awaited 2020 Summer Olympics which inspired me to connect with a former Stanford University track and field teammate, five-time Olympian Jacqueline "Jackie" Edwards-Flowers. Representing The Bahamas, she competed in the Long Jump and was ranked as high as 5th in the World. In her 17-year career as a professional track and field athlete Jackie's accomplishments include 2-time NCAA Champion and 5-time All-American while at Stanford. She also competed in a record nine consecutive outdoor World Championships. Following her athletic career, Jackie was a certified personal trainer with the National Academy of Sports Medicine and had a flourishing coaching/personal training business in Los Angeles, California. She worked with a wide range of clients from middle and high school aged kids to adults and professional athletes as a coach, a trainer and a Sport Psychology Consultant. Five years ago, Jackie decided to take on a new challenge and transition into the very competitive field of event planning. She always had a passion for creating beautiful spaces and memorable events but with no formal training in this industry, it was no easy task. However, her years of overcoming obstacles and rising to the occasion, along with her “if it's hard, let me try it” attitude, helped her to set her sights on her new goal. Her journey began in interior design and has progressed into a career where her feet are firmly planted as the Project and Special Events Coordinator in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at California State University, Northridge where she truly feels that the sky is the limit. Recently, while working from home due to the pandemic, Jackie was spurred to add to her portfolio by creating a full-service home staging business, Gold Medal Home Staging & Design. She launched her company in late October 2020 and has already completed 30 projects. She says that her work at CSUN is her job and her staging business is her joy and that the combination of the two is extremely fulfilling. Where to find Jackie? Gold Medal Home Staging and Design (https://www.goldmedalhsd.com/) On Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_Edwards_(athlete)) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/jackie.edwards.182) What's Jackie watching? HGTV (https://www.hgtv.com/) The Bachelorette (https://abc.com/shows/the-bachelorette) The Bachelor (https://abc.com/shows/the-bachelor) The Real Housewives of Atlanta (https://www.bravotv.com/the-real-housewives-of-atlanta) What's Jackie reading? Crushing: God Turns Pressure into Power (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07G74F876&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_3VPKHYYGV07YXV9E63VQ&tag=glocalcitiz0e-20) by T.D. Jakes Other topics of interest: Thomas Robinson Stadium (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Robinson_Stadium) Frank Rutherford (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Rutherford) Jackie Joyner-Kersee (https://jackiejoynerkersee.com/) Brooks Johnson (https://www.ustfccca.org/awards/brooks-johnson-ustfccca-class-of-1997) Mike Powell (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Powell_(long_jumper)) Dr. Ross Flowers (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ross-flowers-ph-d-8364a89/) Thumbtack App (https://www.thumbtack.com/about/) Altra Running Shoes (https://www.altrarunning.com/) *When you click and purchase books using the links above, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you for your support! Special Guest: Jacqueline "Jackie" Edwards-Flowers.

Covenant House Vancouver's purpose is to serve all youth, with absolute respect and unconditional love, to help youth experiencing homelessness, and to protect and safeguard all youth in need.  Today we welcome Special Events Coordinator for Covenant House Vancouver,  Kim Wing!   Welcome Kim to you show!   As the Manager, Special Events at Covenant House Vancouver, I get to spend my days connecting with people who are passionate about helping youth experiencing homelessness. I manage the Sleep Out events which are our largest fundraising events for Covenant House. My days are about creating meaningful events where participants learn about who the youth are who come to Covenant House Vancouver and how we help them along in their journey.     www.covenanthousebc.org

Documentarian, Girl Friday, & Freelance Journalist at The Wild Hunt - Azure West joins me for the hour to discuss her upcoming documentary:   Mistress of Glitz, Glam, and Mayhem, Azure West is a Washington state native turned Texas transplant since 2002. Azure suffers from “helium hand” which has landed her in coordinator positions for Houston Pagan Pride and Council of Magical Arts as Entertainment Coordinator, serving as Special Events Coordinator for her OTO Temple, Bubastis Oasis, as well as various community event leadership rolls. After many years of coordination positions, Azure has now delved into producing and filming documentaries. In February of 2021, “Krewe Impromptu” was released. Showcasing what the New Orleans Mardi Gras season manifested into during COVID-19. Now, she is working on a new series of short documentaries titled “Mountain to Swamp; Medicine and Magic. The release date is slated for October 2021. Given the title of “People Magician” by her tribe of friends, Azure thrives on helping build community. When she is not gallivanting the countryside she conforms to her mundane job as a mortgage closer, working on her goal of being Gothic Martha Stewart, and whatever else she can pile on her overflowing plate of deliciousness called life. Azure West has been writing for with The Wild Hunt since 2020.

In this episode Jake and BJ sit down with Caren Werner, Regional Film Specialist for Visit Ogden, and Ashley Bockwoldt, Special Events Coordinator for Ogden City. They discuss how movies and special events happen in our area. From The Sandlot to Thelma and Louise, Ogden has a rich film history and there are more great projects on the way. Hear how Hollywood feels about Utah and what it takes to bring the glitz and glamour to our town. Enjoy!

On KRDO's "The Extra" Thursday, the City of Colorado Springs has grown into the 39th largest and most desirable city to live in the United States, leaps and bounds away from its humble but meaningful beginning in 1871.  Through July 31, 2021 the Colorado Springs community will embark on a communitywide celebration of our city's rich history, marking the city's Sesquicentennial Celebration.  Guests Blake Zink, Special Events Coordinator, with the City of Colorado Springs and Leah Witherow, Curator of History, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum joined host Shannon Brinias to talk about the multitude of events and exhibits that are planned.  More information's available at coloradosprings.gov/cos150 and cspm.org. 

Good Friday at Calvary Church Osuna Campus is a  special day to make a life-saving donation of blood with Vitalant. From 8:00 am to 3:00 pm, Vitalant will be in the HUB taking blood donations. Walk-ins are welcome. Tiffany is the Special Events Coordinator for... The post Tiffany Rockhold & Lake Baker appeared first on ABQ Connect.

Today in the chair we have Kanani Young, who goes by Nani, started her Event Management and Coordinating Experience as a Special Events Coordinator at one of the largest Wedding/Conference Centers in San Diego, California. After years of experience with weddings and special events, a need for a coordinator was one problem for clients she wanted to help resolve; from a venue standpoint. Once discovering the love for weddings, people, and event coordinating, Nani Events was born in May of 2011. Since then, Nani Events has expanded Coordinating Services to the state of Arizona, established a banquet hall in La Mesa, Ca., and recently added another company under the Corporation called Marry Me SD (a company that provides beautiful proposals set-ups with Marquee Letters and decor). The future of Nani Events is to establish an all-inclusive Luxury Venue in San Diego, California, In hopes of employing her family to pass down for generations to come. On this episode Nani shares: How she got into the Coordinating and Event Planning Industry How scary it was to leave her 9-5 to become an Entrepreneur How hiring a Business Consultant was one of the best decisions she made How attracting the right clients is important To keep in touch with our guest and podcast see social media links below: Nani Events:@nanievents Marry Me: @marrymesd HiddenGem (LaMesa): @hiddengem.lamesa Website: https://www.nanievents.com Black Women Unfiltered- @blackwomenunfilteredpodcast Website: www.blackwomenunfiltered.net

“If you're presenting to a room, and you want to recapture all of their attention, stop talking.” Pamela Duncan is an Innovation Consultant at Fahrenheit 212 in New York, where she helps Fortune 500 companies to invent new products, brands, and services. She previously held a position as a Strategy Consultant at Capgemini. Pam was also a Special Events Coordinator at the Museum of Modern Art before making a career change to become a consultant. Pam graduated from Colgate University in 2014. In this episode: (0:41) How Pam used networking and her liberal arts background to get a job as a consultant (11:22) The importance of listening to your body and being in touch with your emotions (19:29) Consulting 101 (24:05) The ease of remembering when you find the topic interesting (33:10) Emulating leadership styles and the value of mentorship (38:21) Navigating Colgate University and maturing slowly (45:45) Pam's advice to herself Check out our website and follow us on social media for show notes, transcripts, and highlights. Make sure to subscribe and tell a friend to listen to new episodes of After School Program released every Tuesday at 5am EST! Intro music created by Muscle Tough. IG: @muscletoughband

In this special audio series, different staff members from the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design talk with some of the artists featured in the #8x8_shangrila exhibition and take a deep dive into their processes, materialities, and their diverse takes on the theme of place. Conversations were recorded either in person in Shangri La's offices following Covid-19 protocols, or via Zoom. The music featured in this series is by Kahnma, a singer and songwriter featured in the #8x8_shangrila exhibition. Check out her full performance here. The 8x8 audio series was recorded and edited by Jason Taglianetti. In this episode, Karima Daoudi, Shangri La's Public Programs & Special Events Coordinator, holds a conversation with multimedia artist and cellist, Nāwahineokalaʻi Lanzilotti, and textile artist and educator, Maya Portner, about how their relationship with Shangri La has changed over time, how they approached creating their pieces in a space that holds sacred art, and what it means to have an embodied artistic practice. “We're all trying to rediscover what it feels like to find the sacredness of life” - Nāwahineokalaʻi Lanzilotti

Angela Iversen, Special Events Coordinator at Angela Iversen Event Management and Self-Employed at Iversen Property Management Consulting joins JT for a special Iced in, No power episode

In this episode, I invited Rob Laqui. He's a producer and a founding member of TISG; the Industry standard Group. Guest Bio Born and raised in Minnesota, Rob is a NYC based creative producer, performing artist and first generation Filipino-American. Immediately after graduating with a BFA in Musical Theater Performance, Rob joined LaMama E.T.C.'s Great Jones Repertory, under Ellen Stewart. He then spent six and a half seasons with MOMIX dance company. Rob was a puppeteer for the War Horse first national North American tour and also appeared as Joey in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. He also had the opportunity to be the Production Spokesperson for the War Horse press tour in various markets all over the US and Canada. Rob was in Here Lies Love at the Public Theater in NYC and was with Cirque du Soleil in the creation cast and Puppet Captain for the world tour of Toruk - The First Flight, based off of James Cameron's Avatar. Besides being onstage, Rob has also been an associate producer, artistic associate, choreographer, assistant choreographer/director, and puppet builder. He worked with Matt Acheson and Fergus J. Walsh, building puppets for Lincoln Center and Broadway productions and continues to collaborate with Andrew Rasmussen and Cardinal Theatricals. Rob was with the American Associates of the National Theatre as a Development and Special Events Coordinator and is now in NYC full time as the Production Coordinator for NT America, the North American producing office for the National Theatre of Great Britain. He is excited to be a part of the Octopus Theatricals team and their continuing vision of inclusive art that matters. www.roblaqui.com www.theindustrystandardgroup.com Enjoyed this Episode? I'd love it if you can subscribe and share this with your friends. If you have a story that you want to share on this podcast, visit www.yukoislovelivelife.com and send me a message. Till next story, let's stay connected. xoxo Yuko --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In hour 2 this week, JT chats with Angela Iversen, Special Events Coordinator at Angela Iversen Event Management and Self-Employed at Iversen Property Management Consulting.

Introductions Katia Rodriguez Public relation major from Chicago. I am the Director of Communication and Marketing for Undergraduate Student Government as well as the President of the Spanish and Latino Student Association at Kent State University. Arianna Public relations major from Pittsburgh area. I am the Special Events Coordinator for Kent State’s chapter of PRSSA Topic: TikTok Algorithm and the For You Page How would you explain the For You Page on Tiktok? Katia The first page people see on the app. Endless scrolling of videos that pertain to you Entails user interaction Hashtags Commenting Arianna First page to be seen A feed that is made specifically for you to enjoy a better experience Can interact with viewers and creators in real time https://blog.hootsuite.com/tiktok-algorithm/ What does your for you page look like? Katia Very liberal - political humor Trending dances Food Tiktok - Prison Tiktok Twist candles The wiggies Nostalgic History Arianna Mental health awareness Extremely liberal Feminist movements Black Lives Matter Related to books I read Funny Trending dances/jokes Myers Briggs Personality(I’m ENFP-T:)) How can you work the algorithm to your favor? Did you personally like Tiktok before you figured out how to work the algorithm? Katia: Personally took me a little bit to like my for you page Got a lot of Charli and Addison at first and was not for me Did not get how people were obsessed with it until I took more time to figure out the algorithm Arianna: I had to kind of cheat the system to get exactly what I wanted Got a lot of feed from tik toks my friends would send me Did not understand the app and thought it was silly at first Favorite part of the app outside of the for you page? Katia: I love the comments Arianna: I love the reactions from everyone in the comments and being able to relate to other viewers in real time Do you think Reels will take over TikTok? No because Reels incorporate mostly Tik Toks today https://newsroom.tiktok.com/en-us/how-tiktok-recommends-videos-for-you How do you think Tik Tok has brought the world closer during the pandemic? The world has felt pretty isolates Loss of communication and outreach to other people Young adults losing social interaction Do you think other apps will adopt aspects of Tik Tok? In order to relate they should collab Learn from the algorithms

Please welcome to the stage, Special Events Coordinator with the Houston Rockets / Houston Toyota Center, Sarah Silva. Sarah's career started with many odd jobs to help pursue her dream role in the sports field. After getting her PR degree at UTSA, Sarah was able to get her feet in the door with the Houston Texans and Houston Rockets' events department. Right place, right time. Sarah's journey comes together as certain events happen for her to land her dream job. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queituppodcast/support

Angela Iversen, Special Events Coordinator at Angela Iversen Event Management and Self-Employed at Iversen Property Management Consulting, spends some time with JT in Afterhours.

Angela Iversen, Special Events Coordinator at Angela Iversen Event Management and Self-Employed at Iversen Property Management Consulting

In this episode of Happy Hour, we settle in with West Cork Distiller's Small Batch 8yr Single Malt and a lot of bubbles for the High Priest cocktail with God's Love We Deliver. We join up with Stephen Covello, Director Partnerships & Key Donors, and Julia Cordry, Special Events Coordinator as we walk through past events with lost bicycles and 3 am drop-offs with bad Uber ratings. Then we are joined with Director of Communications, Emmett Findley on the birth of God's Love We Deliver charity organization and how they have grown through the years and discuss the essential need for events in charity fundraising. Learn more at www.glwd.org and www.westcorkdistillers.com *****Golden Heart Awards Update***** In light of social distancing practices, Golden Heart Awards will gather in more intimate groups to support our friends within the hard-hit restaurant community in lieu of a large traditional gala. Participating Restaurants: Gramercy Tavern, Loring Place, Majorelle, Melba’s, The Grill, The Lobster Club, The Pool For a virtual ticket: https://give.glwd.org/event/golden-heart-awards-x-virtual-ticket/e295740?_ga=2.124547651.871998349.1600618437-1681103680.1600293147 *****Race to Deliver Update***** This year is the 27th year of Race to Deliver and due to COVID-19, the Race to Deliver has gone virtual. You can run, walk, skip, hop however you wish, wherever you wish! Thanks to the New York Road Runners and Strava we will all be able to connect virtually from wherever we choose to race. Register to Virtually Race Here: https://give.glwd.org/event/race-to-deliver-2020/e256267?_ga=2.152261360.871998349.1600618437-1681103680.1600293147

Welcome to episode 29! Today's guest is LPP's own Dee Cloward. Dee has been a Life Process Program coach for four years now. Prior to that, she was with SMART Recovery for 15 years in many capacities, primarily as a volunteer, and served there as Program Manager for Court Outreach and Special Events Coordinator, and Director of Training to mention just a few. She was highly beloved in the online community and beyond and continues to facilitate SMART meetings locally in the county jail and online. In addition, she has her own small local coaching business in Cincinnati. Dee had a highly turbulent although largely functional life for many years before ultimately finding recovery and joy in life with SMART Recovery over 15 years ago. She is an example of how well online ONLY recovery can work. She beat addiction without in-person meetings, AA (or other 12-step groups), therapy, inpatient or outpatient treatment. She has remained abstinent from alcohol (as well as drugs to which she's had unhealthy attachments in the past) for 11 years. That's something we discuss today-- why it is important for her, personally, to remain abstinent from those substances and involvements, and why she doesn't always necessarily recommend this approach for all. Some other relevant topics from today's discussion: - We talk about her background and personal professional / personal addiction experiences - We talk about her finding SMART Recovery— which is a non 12-step support group, that functions similarly to the Life Process Program. Actually, I ask her to compare and contrast SMART and the Life Process Program— something she does well while honoring the nuance. - She tells me the story of meeting Stanton Peele and later working with him. - We also talk about important differences between abstinence from alcohol and drugs versus drinking and using drugs moderately - And she also distinguishes moderation from harm reduction. All of that and more on episode 29 of the LPP Podcast with Dee Cloward. - - - - - - - - - - Visit Dee's web site for articles and to inquire about 1-1 coaching: http://recoverydee.com Archives from the SMART podcast, hosted by Dee : http://smartrecovery.libsyn.com - - - - - - - - - - Follow / Contact The Life Process Program Email us - info@lifeprocessprogram.com Text us - +1 (802) - 391 - 4360 LPP MAIN WEB SITE - http://lifeprocessprogram.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/lifeprocessprogram Twitter: http://twitter.com/lifeprocessprgm Facebook: http://facebook.com/lifeprocessprogram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeprocessprogram/message

Melissa talks with someone who shares her passion for fighting human trafficking! It’s Taylor Wood, the volunteer Special Events Coordinator for The Dragonfly Home! Her whole life is impact and in part one, we discuss her journey to getting involved using her talents to support Dragonfly's services for human trafficking survivors! Melissa's Patreon Listener Voicemail (answer the Question of the Ep or ask Melissa a question!): 405.456.9010 Website: www.melissaeick.com Podcast Instagram: @makingyourimpactpodcast Melissa's Instagram: @melissaeick Email: hello@melissaeick.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/making-your-impact/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/making-your-impact/support

Guests Sabrina Coleman & Susan Holland, Episode #4 Topic: Breast Implants. Sabrina Coleman Sabrina was born on Long Island, NY, and from an early age knew that entertainment was a calling she could not ignore. Her Sicilian background helped nurture her talents for singing and acting by creating a pathway and platform at family functions to let her talent shine. As she matured, she ran her family's Italian restaurants and, with the encouragement of her mother, set out to New York City and started vocal lessons with top Vocal coach to the stars – Don Lawrence. It was there that Sabrina was able to free herself and venture out to explore how strong her talent was. Susan Holland Susan joined the Cancer Schmancer team in July 2008 as a Special Events Coordinator. She volunteered with the organization at its inception due to losing her father and many friends to Cancer. She shifted from events and marketing into her present position as Executive Director. She is a health advocate in her own right and has a passion for developing relationships and connecting people through moments that entertain and make a difference in health across the board. Before joining Cancer Schmancer, Susan Executive Produced a travel series with her former husband. She holds a degree in Fashion Merchandising & Business and specializes in fashion buying, media sales, public relations, and event production. She is a proud mother of two daughters and is a dedicated martial artist and spin cyclist. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/melissabillieclark/support

Welcome to Season 2 of The Table on the Redeemer Connect Podcast Channel! *Cue applause* In Season 2, we will be focusing on Whole Person Health and Discipleship and how Jesus is returning to redeem and restore our whole person--not just part of us. We hope that you'll be blessed by this season of the podcast. In this podcast, Pastors Sam and Caleb are joined by special guest, Julia Riedel from our very own Redeemer Lutheran Church, here in Fort Collins, CO. Julia Riedel is the Women's Ministry and Special Events Coordinator at Redeemer. In this episode, we are focusing on Emotional Health and the impact our emotions can and do have on our overall health. How do we see and experience our emotions in healthy and appropriate ways? How do we not become captive to our emotions and, rather, use them to glorify God? So grab a drink, pull up a seat and join us at The Table as we talk about Emotional Health.    Questions? Email the hosts podcast@redeemerconnect.com

Welcome to Season 2 of The Table on the Redeemer Connect Podcast Channel! *Cue applause* In Season 2, we will be focusing on Whole Person Health and Discipleship and how Jesus is returning to redeem and restore our whole person--not just part of us. We hope that you'll be blessed by this season of the podcast.In this podcast, Pastors Sam and Caleb are joined by special guest, Julia Riedel from our very own Redeemer Lutheran Church, here in Fort Collins, CO. Julia Riedel is the Women's Ministry and Special Events Coordinator at Redeemer. In this episode, we are focusing on Emotional Health and the impact our emotions can and do have on our overall health. How do we see and experience our emotions in healthy and appropriate ways? How do we not become captive to our emotions and, rather, use them to glorify God? So grab a drink, pull up a seat and join us at The Table as we talk about Emotional Health. Questions? Email the hosts podcast@redeemerconnect.com

Ghouls and goblins and ghosts; oh my! The City of Boca Raton's Boca Boo Days is one of most anticipated times of the year where Recreation Services facilities and centers host a variety of spooky events, activities, family fun entertainment and even education for all to enjoy. Host, Anne Marie Van Casteren chats with Carter Bogus, Marketing Coordinator for Sugar Sand Park and Stacee Lanze, Special Events Coordinator for Sugar Sand Park, about this month's events, what event goers can expect and a sneak peak into some of the most spooky (and even scary) events. For more information about Boca Boo Days, be sure to visit their website.CONNECT WITH US

September 2018 is jam-packed with fun events all month long. On Episode 10 of our Boca Behind the Scenes podcast, Ileana Olmsted, Downtown Marketing Coordinator, and Monika Amar, Special Events Coordinator, share details about some of these events. Also, learn about the Shared Ride Pick Up/Drop Off pilot program for getting around downtown.Brazilian Beat is a celebration of Brazilian food, music and culture, and it happens Saturday, September 8, 2018 from 6pm - 11pm at Mizner Park Amphitheater.Boca Restaurant Month is a month-long restaurant promotion of Boca Raton's incredible array of culinary experiences.CONNECT WITH US

Host Dean Miuccio is joined by City staff Matt Welhaf, Fire Rescue Department Assistant Chief, and Monika Amar, Special Events Coordinator, on episode 2 of our Boca Behind the Scenes podcast. Together they talk about the City's Fourth of July events and some safety tips.CONNECT WITH US

As Director of International Summits, Bohdanna’s work is to bring influencers together to cross-pollinate regional, national, and global ideas that will grow into tech and social change for the betterment of us all. After graduating from Indiana University-Bloomington, Bohdanna worked at Northwestern University as their Special Events Coordinator. There she met and worked with politicians, Supreme Court justices, and the brightest academic minds and witnessed the power of knowledge and change. From there, she moved to San Francisco and received a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Painting from California College of Arts and an MFA in Painting from San Francisco State University. For the next decade Bohdanna concentrated on her art career. She exhibited her work in the US and Europe while also teaching at the San Francisco Art Institute. Bohdanna’s paintings focused on beauty and history and how they can bring people together visually. Merging her creativity and passion to bring people together in collaboration, Bohdanna began working for The Thiel Foundation as their Event Curator, managing all aspects of their events from high level design, curating speakers, and building partnerships between other organizations. Some specific highlights include: Managing all events for CNBC Transforming Tomorrow: a documentary focused on the Thiel Fellowship, working with Wired.com in producing events for ‘Teen Technorati’, a web series on The Thiel Fellowship, and producing events for Breakout Labs Unboxing: a showcase of BOL’s grantees. Bohdanna was also one of the architects of The Thiel Foundation Summit; a bi-annual assembly of young entrepreneurs and visionaries from around the world. Working directly with entrepreneurs inspired Bohdanna to open 10 Forward Events, a full service event-curation firm specializing in producing innovative and one-of-a-kind events for the science and tech industry, startups, entrepreneurs, and VC firms. This endeavor ultimately brought her to SU.

Working for the Greensboro Parks and Recreations can be incredibly rewarding! On this weeks episode, we invited a couple of our incredible interns on to talk about their experiences working with the department and what motivated them to go into Parks and Recreation! In addition to our interns, the Greensboro Special Events Coordinator, Kendrick Mayes joins us to talk about his first year on the job and what he does as the Special Events Coordinator. Gate City Chatter is a weekly podcast that aims to be informative, engaging, and interactive. We upload new episodes on Mondays. Subscribe now and never miss out! Gate City Chatter relies on community feedback, so leave your thoughts in the form of a review on whatever podcast platform you use. You can also reach by email at GCChatter@Greensboro-NC.gov Follow @GCChatter on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for daily updates on all of the cultural happenings in Greensboro, NC! Music for this episode was created and recorded by The Underscore Orkestra: www.theunderscoreorkestra.com/ As always, feel free to visit The Greensboro Cultural Center located at: 200 N. Davie Street Greensboro, NC 27401

We are so excited to finally be launching This Grit and Grace Life Podcast! The “000 About Us” episode is a chance for you to meet our hosts, Darlene Brock and Julie Graham and learn a little bit about what you can expect from our weekly show. The full podcast starts Tuesday, August 29 and a new episode will be ready for download each Tuesday. Better yet Subscribe and you'll get them automatically! About This Grit and Grace Life Podcast Are you a strong woman or want to be? This Grit and Grace Life hosts, Darlene Brock and Julie Graham cross generational lines and draw from life experience to discuss all things life—from the boardroom to the bedroom, car-lines to college, being single, married or single again. Combining the two traits found in all women, grit and grace, they laugh, share insights and explore the road taken to find strength every day. Darlene and Julie will discuss everything from relationships to work-life balance, from parenting to empty-nesting and when they are stumped, bring in experts to help with these and other common issues women face. Join us, real talk for women embracing This Grit and Grace Life. #gritandgracelife About the Hosts   Darlene Brock: Darlene left home at 18, lived in a commune, spent 20 plus years in the music business and para-glided off the Bavarian Alps.; you can’t put this lady in a box, she can do it all. She recognized early that embracing grit and grace were the traits that got her through many trials and triumphs. This realization made one of her life missions to encourage other women to do the same, leading her to become the Co-Founder and President of the Grit and Grace Project with husband, Dan. Author of Help Wanted: Moms Raising Daughters, Darlene has appeared on numerous network TV shows; has been a guest columnist for CNN, Thriving Family Magazine and appeared on radio programs such as Family Life Today and Keep the Faith. Darlene raised two daughters while producing award-winning music videos, managing music groups, promoting concerts and serving as COO of ForeFront Records. This unique blend of author, mother, business woman, wife, and creative producer has shown her that it is indeed true, “life challenges should neither defeat nor define you.” And just so you know, she wears the tool belt in her family. Of course, she does. Julie Graham Julie is full of stories created from the years she was raised by her great-grandmother, in a house filled with cats (which she will never parent again). This wife and #boymom to a toddler never leaves you wondering what she’s thinking. She’s so demonstrative, Emoji is her second language. Guided by her personal mantra #beboldandjustbeyou she shares her heart, her fitness and fashion tips, and her frequent embarrassing moments willingly. Totally vivacious, stylish and real, her ability to be vulnerable and encouraging, engages you from her first words. Social media and past leadership roles at a large church have created a following of women who look forward to her wisdom and humor each day. Juggling home life with her work life she’s been a Special Events Coordinator, Assimilation Director, and now serves as the Brand Manager for The Grit and Grace Project. Where Julie feels the most comfortable is in front of the camera or behind a microphone. But remember, she’s winging it. Life, motherhood, her eyeliner, everything. Articles We Mentioned or Know You'll Love 10 Funny Things All Women Do I obviously have spent a whole bunch of years being a female, well actually my entire life (no surprise there). But something I have realized is that we are a funny bunch, aren’t we ladies? There are some things we do and say that are unique to us. I’ve done them, and I know if you admit it, you have too! So I’m just going to step up and confess to some of the funny things all women do. - More About The Grit and Grace Project About The Grit and Grace Project   Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook

We are so excited to finally be launching This Grit and Grace Life Podcast! The “000 About Us” episode is a chance for you to meet our hosts, Darlene Brock and Julie Graham and learn a little bit about what you can expect from our weekly show. The full podcast starts Tuesday, August 29 and a new episode will be ready for download each Tuesday. Better yet Subscribe and you'll get them automatically! About This Grit and Grace Life Podcast Are you a strong woman or want to be? This Grit and Grace Life hosts, Darlene Brock and Julie Graham cross generational lines and draw from life experience to discuss all things life—from the boardroom to the bedroom, car-lines to college, being single, married or single again. Combining the two traits found in all women, grit and grace, they laugh, share insights and explore the road taken to find strength every day. Darlene and Julie will discuss everything from relationships to work-life balance, from parenting to empty-nesting and when they are stumped, bring in experts to help with these and other common issues women face. Join us, real talk for women embracing This Grit and Grace Life. #gritandgracelife About the Hosts   Darlene Brock: Darlene left home at 18, lived in a commune, spent 20 plus years in the music business and para-glided off the Bavarian Alps.; you can’t put this lady in a box, she can do it all. She recognized early that embracing grit and grace were the traits that got her through many trials and triumphs. This realization made one of her life missions to encourage other women to do the same, leading her to become the Co-Founder and President of the Grit and Grace Project with husband, Dan. Author of Help Wanted: Moms Raising Daughters, Darlene has appeared on numerous network TV shows; has been a guest columnist for CNN, Thriving Family Magazine and appeared on radio programs such as Family Life Today and Keep the Faith. Darlene raised two daughters while producing award-winning music videos, managing music groups, promoting concerts and serving as COO of ForeFront Records. This unique blend of author, mother, business woman, wife, and creative producer has shown her that it is indeed true, “life challenges should neither defeat nor define you.” And just so you know, she wears the tool belt in her family. Of course, she does. Julie Graham Julie is full of stories created from the years she was raised by her great-grandmother, in a house filled with cats (which she will never parent again). This wife and #boymom to a toddler never leaves you wondering what she’s thinking. She’s so demonstrative, Emoji is her second language. Guided by her personal mantra #beboldandjustbeyou she shares her heart, her fitness and fashion tips, and her frequent embarrassing moments willingly. Totally vivacious, stylish and real, her ability to be vulnerable and encouraging, engages you from her first words. Social media and past leadership roles at a large church have created a following of women who look forward to her wisdom and humor each day. Juggling home life with her work life she’s been a Special Events Coordinator, Assimilation Director, and now serves as the Brand Manager for The Grit and Grace Project. Where Julie feels the most comfortable is in front of the camera or behind a microphone. But remember, she’s winging it. Life, motherhood, her eyeliner, everything. Articles We Mentioned or Know You'll Love 10 Funny Things All Women Do I obviously have spent a whole bunch of years being a female, well actually my entire life (no surprise there). But something I have realized is that we are a funny bunch, aren’t we ladies? There are some things we do and say that are unique to us. I’ve done them, and I know if you admit it, you have too! So I’m just going to step up and confess to some of the funny things all women do. - More About The Grit and Grace Project About The Grit and Grace Project   Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook

Mark Lewis spent 14 years as the Public Relations Representative and Special Events Coordinator at the Daytona International Speedway. Today he is an educator at a private school in Daytona Beach Florida and an automotive fine artist. His favorite subjects to paint are race cars and racing scenes. His art represents sports car racing at the highest professional level from Formula 1, Moto GP, historic racing cars and endurance racing where his unique style represents speed, color, light, and motion.

Lyndia Grant presently serves as the Chair of the Belief Washington, D.C. Committee, which is a coalition of several organizations within the area serving on the Belief Team.  On Wednesday, October 21, 2015, the Committee will host a public screening of an Oprah Winfrey Network's (OWN) Belief Episodes on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.  Joshua Dubois, CEO, Values Partnerships, will be a keynote speaker. Lyndia Grant is an experienced Public Speaker and Public Relations and Special Events Coordinator, with over 30 years of working knowledge, having served as the major special events coordinator and project director for many large events in Washington, D.C. She also served as official staff for two Presidential Inaugural Committees. As a seasoned radio talk show host and national newspaper columnist, Lyndia is known as a change agent with national experience in speaking in the political, corporate, federal/local governments, and community arenas. Visit www.LyndiaGrant.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android  

From 9/11 - 9/21, the America Meditating Radio Show, working collaboratively with the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), Values Partnerships, OWN Belief Team and our world family, will be engaging in conversations called the Belief Days of Compassion and Healing, as we go deeper into our beliefs, compassion and courage to move forward. Join Sister Jenna as we continue the process of ?healing our hearts and minds through conversations with various Spiritual and Thought Leaders. What is your vision for a healed, transformed world? Tune in as Public Relations Specialist, Lyndia Grant shares her vision with Sister Jenna. Lyndia Grant is an experienced Public Speaker and Public Relations and Special Events Coordinator, with over 30 years of working knowledge, having served as the major special events coordinator and project director for many large events in Washington, D.C. She also served as official staff for two Presidential Inaugural Committees. As a seasoned radio talk show host and national newspaper columnist, Lyndia is known as a change agent with national experience in speaking in the political, corporate, federal/local governments, and community arenas. Visit www.LyndiaGrant.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android    

Jackie talks to Sue Ernst about choosing to stay in Berks County and her journey to becoming the Special Events Coordinator for Berks County Parks and Recreation!

This edition features stories about a dentist treating a military working dog and a talk with the Area one Special Events Coordinator, who schedules entertainment events for service members in Korea. Hosted by Spc. Craig Dixson.