Podcasts about special events director

Summary Amy Brand, CEO of Philanthropy Tank, discusses the organization's mission to empower the next generation of leaders in the nonprofit sector. Philanthropy Tank works with high school students to develop and launch their own social impact programs. The students go through a rigorous application process and receive funding and mentorship to bring their ideas to life. The program focuses on teaching leadership skills, collaboration, and critical thinking. Philanthropy Tank has seen success with many of its programs becoming formal 501(c)(3) organizations. The organization is also expanding to new cities, with plans to launch in Chicago. Takeaways Philanthropy Tank empowers high school students to develop and launch their own social impact programs. The program focuses on teaching leadership skills, collaboration, and critical thinking. Many of the programs started through Philanthropy Tank have become formal 501(c)(3) organizations. The organization is expanding to new cities, with plans to launch in Chicago. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to IMPACTability and Philanthropy Tank 06:19 In Pursuit of Greatness: Guiding the Next Generation of Leaders 13:45 Empowering Change Makers: The Mission of Philanthropy Tank 26:42 Supporting the Leaders of Our Next Generation Guest Bio Amy Brand has over 25 years of nonprofit experience in the South Florida community. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Florida and her Masters in Nonprofit Management from Florida Atlantic University. Amy's first professional nonprofit position was as the Area Development Director of the Broward County American Cancer Society. In 2001, she moved to Bethesda Hospital Foundation and worked with the organization for almost 13 years serving in various capacities including Special Events Director, Corporate Partners Director and Major Gifts Director. From there, Amy served as the Chief Development Officer for Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County where through strategic partnerships and donor relations, she increased revenue over 500%. Amy now serves as the CEO of Philanthropy Tank, an organization dedicated to working with teens to develop student-driven, sustainable programs that create solutions and address issues facing their communities. She oversees operations in Palm Beach County and Baltimore, as well as future expansion efforts. Amy is the past president of the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation, past president of the Association for Women in Communications (AWC), Atlantic Florida Chapter serving Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach counties, as well as a past president of the Palm Beach County chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP.) She is a graduate of Leadership Palm Beach County and a sustaining member of the Junior League of Boca Raton. She received her designation as a Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE) in September 2013 and was awarded Outstanding Fundraising Professional in 2020 by AFP Palm Beach County. She currently serves as a co-chair of the Leadership Palm Beach County Grow program, a leadership program for high school juniors from area schools. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Book Besties Season 6, Episode BONUS Annapolis Book Festival PreviewThis Week the Besties are joined by special guest Trish Gallant, Special Events Director at The Key School, to talk about this weekend's AnnapolisBook Festival. We hope you enjoy this preview of this weekend's events! Things talked about in this episode: Annapolis Book Festival: https://www.keyschool.org/community/annapolis-book-festivalLiv Constantine: https://livconstantine.com/Liv Constantine Episode: https://rss.com/podcasts/bookbesties Meet Mollyand April, they bonded over books and became Book Besties. So, what do you dowhen you find your book bestie? Start a podcast of course. Hang out with Apriland Molly as they talk about everything they love and hate about books.

Special Events Director of Elmwood Park Michael Neri joins Host John Landecker on the show to discuss the upcoming Fight Night, DARE Car Show, Movies in the Park, and more!

In this episode, my good friend & chosen fam sister, Jacqueline Pollock, is back! Today we discuss our mutual love of our TV Mama, Valerie Harper!  Jacqui shares about how she discovered Valerie, what kept her coming back, and her favorite part about loving Valerie! So, are you a Rhoda or a Valerie? https://thereselee.wordpress.com/2010/03/02/are-you-a-mary-or-a-rhoda/ Contact Jacqueline at: wtndjacqueline@gmail.com Jacqui PollockWhen not working as a CNA you can find State of Georgia Native by birth & Seattle native, at heart (& 8 year Seattle resident), Jacqui Pollock serving as the Marketing, & Special Events Director of WTND-LP Macomb 106.3 FM, Chair of The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd's Outreach Committee, doing puppetry (at home they call themselves the Somerset House Puppet Players), learning something new, watching one of many teams she is a fan of, or even spending time with her better half & their three cats (Charcoal Marie, Swiss Miss, & Tiger John); so who is Jacqui Pollock?Fully named Kristen-Diane Laura-Jacqueline Pollock (Jacqui to friends, acquaintances, & co-workers as “nobody can really pronounce Jacque-leen properly”), CNA, Write in Candidate for Mayor of Macomb during the April 2, 2019 Consolidated Election is…… For starters: Better half, Cat mom, daughter, friend, nice person all in all was born on January 29, 1981She's a BIG fan of the Florida State Seminoles, the Washington State Cougars, the University of Washington Huskies, University of Wisconsin Badgers, (in Basketball) the Tennessee Lady Volunteers, along with the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, Los Angeles Dodgers, (the now former) Seattle Supersonics (“Bring Back Our Sonics!”), and the Green Bay Packers.Jacqui's Bookshelf is “mainly The Kennedys yet mostly Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis with some Football, self-help, and other books of interest.” Other books include football books regarding players and coaches including former Florida State Seminoles Coach Bobby Bowden and the late former Alabama Head Football Coach Paul W. “Bear” Bryant (who the Bear Cub Puppet Paul Bear, whose full name is Paul Bryant Bear, is named for), books by musicians (Chely Wright's Like Me).As far as music, radio shows, movies, or television shows Jacqueline has a diverse interest. When there's not a game on you can find Jacqueline watching The Young & the Restless, NCIS, Madam Secretary, Home Improvement reruns (“I so identify with the character of Jill Taylor” the wife of Home Improvement's main character of Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, “because I practically LIVE with Tim ‘The Tool Man' Taylor, yet my better half isn't clueless”), numerous YouTube Videos (including the channels: Nomadic Fanatic, The History Guy, World War 2, Imagination Theater, Townsends, Christopher Chaos, as well as, the channel from her good friend, David Quesal, head of the Quesal Puppet Troupe), or simply listening to a Country or Variety Music Station. On Saturdays, however, this former Seattle resident enjoys KOMO 1000 AM/97.3 FM (Seattle)'s “Northwest Lifestyle Weekend” listening to Inside Out with Tami Micheals (Central Time Noon-2 PM) about interior design & home repair and Talking Real Money with Tom and Don (Central Time 2 PM-4 PM) about strategies for investing and saving for retirement.So who is this Jacqui Pollock? She is a friend, better half, cat mom, caregiver, abuse survivor, and so much more.

How do you see and perceive color? Do some painters and artists experience color differently than others? On the latest Art Talks, delve into the space where rods and cones intersect with artistic perception. Artist and color expert Larry Christensen (17:00) shares his thoughts on the subject. Plus, artist Karen Chatham (3:00) talks about her process and why she's driven to create certain works. And later, Kelley McInerney (39:00) joins the program to discuss her new role as Moab City's Arts & Special Events Director and the MARC's winter programming. // Show Notes // Music In Today's Art Talks: New Spirit by Lobo Loco Aced It by Ketsa // Karen Chatham http://www.studiokmoab.com https://www.gallerymoab.com/collections/69273 // Larry Christensen https://www.gallerymoab.com/collections/69274 // Moab Arts and Recreation Center https://www.moabarts.org

Pat Newell is a retired Special Events Director for the National Street Rod Association

  Host Les Winston talks to Philanthropy Tank's Amy Brand. Amy Brand has over 25 years of nonprofit experience in the South Florida community. Amy's first professional nonprofit position was as the Area Development Director of the Broward County American Cancer Society. In 2001, she moved to Bethesda Hospital Foundation and worked with the organization for almost 13 years serving in various capacities, including Special Events Director, Corporate Partners Director, and Major Gifts Director. From there, Amy served as the Chief Development Officer for Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, where through strategic partnerships and donor relations, she increased revenue by over 500%. Amy now serves as the CEO of Philanthropy Tank, an organization dedicated to working with teens to develop student-driven, sustainable programs that create solutions and address issues facing their communities. She oversees operations in Palm Beach County, as well as the expansion to the Baltimore market.  https://www.philanthropytank.org/

This week, we welcome on friends from Historic Milwaukee to talk about their recent Doors Open event: Grace Fuhr, Special Events Director and Julia Griffith, Program Director.   David and Mac start off the episode by roasting Lindsay in her absence. Then, Mac updates us on his creative life outside of work - a filming of a sketch piece involving official things like booms and green screens.   Grace and Julia join at 16:00 and we start by celebrating this as Julia's third appearance on the pod. Food and dance experiences that left a strong imprint on them both (17:30), the return of in-person Doors Open (23:10), offering virtual tours (32:40), Historic Milwaukee's app (38:40), favorite sites at this year's Doors Open (41:45), what's coming up at Historic Milwaukee in 2021 and 2022 (46:50), Julia's third reign and Grace's first as Czar of Arts and Culture (54:00).  Follow Historic Milwaukee, Inc. on https://www.facebook.com/historicmilwaukee/ (Facebook,) https://twitter.com/historicmke?lang=en (Twitter), and https://www.instagram.com/historicmilwaukee/ (Instagram)  Download the Historic Milwaukee App on https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mytoursapp.android.app2918 (Google Play) or the https://apps.apple.com/us/app/historic-milwaukee-inc/id1545279070 (Apple Store)  309 Ephemera  https://gimletmedia.com/shows/every-little-thing/xjhdw56 (Symphony Secrets: Dirt from the Pit)  https://imagine-this-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/imagine-our-abundance-mkes-rich-history (E107: Milwaukee's Rich History w/ Julia Griffith)  https://imagine-this-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/414-day-sharks-and-space-w-julia-griffith (E221: 414 Day, Sharks and Space w/ Julia Griffith)   https://artsandculture.google.com/story/ck-ledesma-established-artist/pAJCGBmIggPNKg (Ck Ledesma) (Google Arts and Culture)  https://woodlandpattern.org/project/proyecto-conbif (Proyecto Conbif Beef) (Woodland Pattern)  https://historicmilwaukee.org/doors-open/ (Doors Open MKE) (Virtual Content)  https://portmilwaukee.com/port (Port of Milwaukee)  https://www.milwaukeemag.com/milwaukees-lost-fishing-village/ (Jones Island: The Story of Milwaukee's Lost Fishing Village)  https://historicmilwaukee.org/doors-open/buildings/terry-mccormick-contemporary-fine-and-folk-art-gallery/ (Terry McCormick Contemporary Fine and Folk Art Gallet Virtual Tour)  Support this podcast

This week, we welcome on friends from Historic Milwaukee to talk about their recent Doors Open event: Grace Fuhr, Special Events Director and Julia Griffith, Program Director.   David and Mac start off the episode by roasting Lindsay in her absence. Then, Mac updates us on his creative life outside of work - a filming of a sketch piece involving official things like booms and green screens.   Grace and Julia join at 16:00 and we start by celebrating this as Julia's third appearance on the pod. Food and dance experiences that left a strong imprint on them both (17:30), the return of in-person Doors Open (23:10), offering virtual tours (32:40), Historic Milwaukee's app (38:40), favorite sites at this year's Doors Open (41:45), what's coming up at Historic Milwaukee in 2021 and 2022 (46:50), Julia's third reign and Grace's first as Czar of Arts and Culture (54:00).  Follow Historic Milwaukee, Inc. on https://www.facebook.com/historicmilwaukee/ (Facebook,) https://twitter.com/historicmke?lang=en (Twitter), and https://www.instagram.com/historicmilwaukee/ (Instagram)  Download the Historic Milwaukee App on https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mytoursapp.android.app2918 (Google Play) or the https://apps.apple.com/us/app/historic-milwaukee-inc/id1545279070 (Apple Store)  309 Ephemera  https://gimletmedia.com/shows/every-little-thing/xjhdw56 (Symphony Secrets: Dirt from the Pit)  https://imagine-this-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/imagine-our-abundance-mkes-rich-history (E107: Milwaukee's Rich History w/ Julia Griffith)  https://imagine-this-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/414-day-sharks-and-space-w-julia-griffith (E221: 414 Day, Sharks and Space w/ Julia Griffith)   https://artsandculture.google.com/story/ck-ledesma-established-artist/pAJCGBmIggPNKg (Ck Ledesma) (Google Arts and Culture)  https://woodlandpattern.org/project/proyecto-conbif (Proyecto Conbif Beef) (Woodland Pattern)  https://historicmilwaukee.org/doors-open/ (Doors Open MKE) (Virtual Content)  https://portmilwaukee.com/port (Port of Milwaukee)  https://www.milwaukeemag.com/milwaukees-lost-fishing-village/ (Jones Island: The Story of Milwaukee's Lost Fishing Village)  https://historicmilwaukee.org/doors-open/buildings/terry-mccormick-contemporary-fine-and-folk-art-gallery/ (Terry McCormick Contemporary Fine and Folk Art Gallet Virtual Tour)  Support this podcast

Maureen “Mo” Riley is the Executive Director of the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the Original. A thirty-plus-year industry veteran, she received a BFA in Stage Management from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and later did post-graduate work toward an MBA at Wayne State University in Detroit. Her early career was spent as a Production Stage Manager for legitimate theatre and ballet until an unexpected turn opened the door to concert and festival management. A position as an Event Manager for the Palace of Auburn Hills and Pine Knob Music Theater led Riley to Michigan. She went on to be named the Special Events Director for Midtown Detroit's University Cultural Center Association, producer of the Detroit Festival of the Arts. In 2010 she joined the staff of the Original Street Art Fair in Ann Arbor, Michigan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riseyear/support

Kat Neff is a Minnesota transplant with 20 years of experience in the publishing industry – in sales, marketing, and publicity – sometimes combined! She has served on publishing educational panels and given talks on book promotion as a publishing professional. In San Francisco, she was the Programs Chair for the Book Promotion Forum, an organization devoted to education about the publicity, promotion, marketing, and distribution of books.   Most recently, she held the position of Special Events Director on the Minnesota Book Publishing Roundtable’s (MBPR) Board of Directors and is currently Senior Publicist with Llewellyn Worldwide.  

Jessica Nichols works at one of the most coveted places in fashion as the Special Events Director at Vogue. In this episode, we discuss how Jessica got her serendipitous start in the fashion industry as Anna Wintour's Executive Assistant, her transition to the Director of Special Events role and what that looks like in this era where events aren't really happening. We also discuss what it felt like as a Black woman working at Vogue during the civil unrest caused by police killing unarmed Black people. Jessica lets us in on who some of her favorite Black designers are, her views on sustainable fashion, whether or not the fashion industry is ready for it to become more accessible and much more. We also get into how Jessica takes care of her skin, hair and wellness. The products Jessica mentioned in this episode are listed below: Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream Augustinus Bader The Cream Augustinus Bader The Face Oil Mario Badescu Facial Spray Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream Fenty Lip Gloss Pat McGrath Precision Lipliner Pat McGrath Dark Star Volumizing Mascara Pat McGrath Sublime Perfection Concealer Anastasia Beverly Hills Dip Brow Pomade Keep up with Jessica & all her dopeness on IG at @j_khol. Dunni & Taleah can both be found on IG at @TheeDunniO & @TaleahGriffin. Keep in touch with Beauty Needs Me at @beautyneedsme or email us at beautyneedsme@gmail.com! Hosts: Dunni Odumosu and Taleah Griffin Produced by: Le’Ru Productions --- 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/beautyneedsme/message

In Episode 1, Executive Director and Chief Counsel, Joseph Minott, explains how the Council was founded, the political climate surrounding the environmental movement, and what you can do to get involved. Bobby Szafranski, Special Events Director, gives a sneak-peek into VIRTUAL Greenfest Philly running Sept. 12-27 on a computer near you.

This week, our guest is Emily-Rose Wiitala, the Special Events Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW Washington. There are many ways to defeat one's enemy. In this case the enemy happens to be a disease... ALS. And to fight the good fight, the ALS Association is asking everyone to arm themselves with skis and snowboards. Then congregate at Mt. Hood Meadows on Saturday, March 7, from 8 AM to 4 PM. That’s when an army of snow lovers will engage in the ninth annual Ski to Defeat ALS event. Join them for a family-friendly day of skiing to raise money for all those living with this horrific disease. You can make a difference by donating, skiing, or volunteering. To learn more, don’t miss this show!

This week, our guest is Emily-Rose Wiitala, the Special Events Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW Washington. There are many ways to defeat one's enemy. In this case the enemy happens to be a disease... ALS. And to fight the good fight, the ALS Association is asking everyone to arm themselves with skis and snowboards. Then congregate at Mt. Hood Meadows on Saturday, March 7, from 8 AM to 4 PM. That’s when an army of snow lovers will engage in the ninth annual Ski to Defeat ALS event. Join them for a family-friendly day of skiing to raise money for all those living with this horrific disease. You can make a difference by donating, skiing, or volunteering. To learn more, don’t miss this show!

This week on Aging in Portland, I interviewed Emily-Rose Wiitala, Special Events Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW Washington. We discussed the upcoming Walk to Strikeout ALS (a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's Disease).To help fight ALS (a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's Disease), the ALS Association has organized several walks across the state. Portland's walk is scheduled for Sunday, September 29th. Emily-Rose has helped organize other walks all over Oregon and Washington. She and joins us today to explain how you or your team can make a difference in the lives of those living with this devastating disease, by participating in one of those walks. Don't miss this show!

This week on Aging in Portland, I interviewed Emily-Rose Wiitala, Special Events Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW Washington. We discussed the upcoming Walk to Strikeout ALS (a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's Disease).To help fight ALS (a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's Disease), the ALS Association has organized several walks across the state. Portland's walk is scheduled for Sunday, September 29th. Emily-Rose has helped organize other walks all over Oregon and Washington. She and joins us today to explain how you or your team can make a difference in the lives of those living with this devastating disease, by participating in one of those walks. Don't miss this show!

Tower After Hours, Digital Marketing Podcast, Episode 37: Interview with Katie Harlin and Bill Coder of the American Heart Association In this episode, Kelly, Amanda, Alyssa, and Ashleigh sit down with Katie Harlin and Bill Coder of the Lancaster Division of the American Heart Association's (AHA) Lancaster, PA division. Katie is the Executive Director and Bill is the Special Events Director. We discuss everything from what it's like working in the non-profit industry to how to throw fundraising events that are both fun and engaging year after year. We also review a few interesting facts about our guests and even discuss some conspiracy theories. You won't want to miss this!

On Time for Success - Business Owner Moms Edition This week (Tuesday, 1/22/19) we are interviewing Diane Carson of Promo Xpertz LLC Get to know Diane: With over 40 years’ experience in PR and marketing strategy, Diane has had to keep up with changes in the marketing and promotional product fields. From her position as Pro Consul at the British Consulate General in St Louis, arranging personal appearances and media interviews for personalities such as Prince Charles and Lord Snowden, to Special Events Director for a major department store, (and sometimes filling in for frosty the snowman at Breakfast with Santa if necessary!); and her twenty plus years as owner of a marketing company, Diane has enjoyed every minute of her career, helping small businesses and entrepreneurs to grow in good times and in bad. Diane is a Certified Marketing Consultant. Companies hire her to move their marketing forward and use her expertise to get them to the next level and to collaborate and develop creative marketing programs that put, and keep, their name in front of their current and prospective customers. As a solopreneur, Diane has had to wear many hats and she has had to juggle family obligations with career choices. She is the proud mother of one son, Alex, who owns his own small business, Everything Design, located in Chesterfield, and grandmother of two grandchildren, three-year-old Lucas and five-year-old Emma.

Join the movement to cure ALS! Walk with us on Saturday, September 22 in Vancouver, WA and Sunday, September 23 in Portland, OR. Emily-Rose Witala, Special Events Director of the ALS Chapter Portland, and Jerry Landreth join us on today's show to invite everyone to take that walk. Jerry was recently diagnosed with ALS, and he shares how he made the life adjustments to live with ALS. Jerry and those like him need you and me to help them defeat ALS. Let's walk with and for those living with ALS!

Join the movement to cure ALS! Walk with us on Saturday, September 22 in Vancouver, WA and Sunday, September 23 in Portland, OR. Emily-Rose Witala, Special Events Director of the ALS Chapter Portland, and Jerry Landreth join us on today's show to invite everyone to take that walk. Jerry was recently diagnosed with ALS, and he shares how he made the life adjustments to live with ALS. Jerry and those like him need you and me to help them defeat ALS. Let's walk with and for those living with ALS!

Tune in to Lance Christian, Executive Director of the ALS Association's Oregon and SW Washington chapter. Joining Lance is Emily-Rose Wiitala, their Special Events Director, and Sam Beekman. Sam is making a difference by doing his best to "live well" with this disease. Meanwhile, researchers are making a difference in their progress toward unlocking the code to a cure.

Tune in to Lance Christian, Executive Director of the ALS Association's Oregon and SW Washington chapter. Joining Lance is Emily-Rose Wiitala, their Special Events Director, and Sam Beekman. Sam is making a difference by doing his best to "live well" with this disease. Meanwhile, researchers are making a difference in their progress toward unlocking the code to a cure.

Gary and Roscoe weren't able to get Blanche, Willy, George or Martha on the show this week, so they have to depend on the kindness of strangers. More on that in a minute, but first.... The strangest stranger of all, Carly "Lilith" Fiorina, took only 6 days to bring Ted Cruz's presidential campaign to ruin - 5 years and 357 days less than it took her to destroy HP! Like a bad penny, she keeps turning up. Won't surprise the boys if she is Trump's VP choice. Watch Carly do a disappearing act as she falls from the stage at a Cruz rally recently. Talk about taking a dive!  Video here. Sheridan Smith, star of Funny Girl on the West End in London, has been missing performances and is now on a leave of absence from the show. Rumors abound as to why and for how long, but unkind media and Twitter posts have fanned the flames. Roscoe and Gary are hoping to see this show on Broadway next year, but this could be a blow to the chances of seeing Ms. Smith in the Fanny Brice role. Read more about these happenings and what her understudy has to say in this Daily Mail article. read more here We look back with amazement on our astonishing good luck and fortune during our recent trip to New York, not only spending time with Chita Rivera (listen to Episode 32 for the full Booth One interview), but getting into a sold out Hamilton! The odds of both happening are astronomical. Have a Booth One Experience you'd like to share? Go to Booth-One.com and post something on our website and we'll share it on the air! Gary and Roscoe venture up to the new Writers Theatre building to see Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf: A Parody, created in collaboration with Chicago's Second City. go to website  Clever and hilarious, the show features a stellar performance by one of our favorite stage actresses Jennifer Engstrom as Blanche DuBois. Read full Bio Match wits and picks with Gary and Roscoe as we make our predictions for the 2016 Tony Awards! Is Hamilton a lock for every category? Is The Humans the best play of the season? Arthur Miller or Eugene O'Neill as Best Play Revival? Make you own selections here and watch the Tony Awards on Sunday, June 12 to see who's the smartest in the land. World's oldest living person dies - again! 116-year-old Susannah Jones was the last living American who was verified to have been born before 1900 (July 6, 1899). The title of OLP now belongs to Italian Emma Morano, born in November of 1899, the last verified person alive to have been born in the nineteenth century. God speed, Susannah, and may we all live as long! Read about her on Wiki. Tune into our next Booth One Episode when we'll be talking with noted Chicago photographer Marc Hauser in his West Side studio. Marc has taken iconic photos of Micheal Jordan, Dolly Parton, Janis Joplin, George Burns, Dennis Rodman and a host of other celebrities and world-famous faces. We're looking forward to an in-depth and candid visit with Mr. Hauser. Go to Website Kiss of Death - Sylvia Kauders, Late-Blooming Actress: Ms. Kauders had worked for 30 years as the Special Events Director of the City of Philadelphia when she decided to pursue her first love of acting at the age of 60. She became a familiar face to film and television viewers , playing scores of small but memorable roles in Witness, American Splendor, Analyze That, Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Sopranos and Inside Llewyn Davis. Her Broadway debut was in Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Trilogy, but her favorite role was that of Bubbie, the grandmother in the Jewish Repertory Theater production of Crossing Delancy. Sylvia Kauders was 94. Read the full NYTimes obituary here.                  

_ All in the Industry _ is back for the 2016 radio season as host Shari Bayer welcomes Nikki Reiss Dermody, Special Events Director for Bon Appetit, to the studio.  Talking about her path to working in event planning for one of the premiere entities in the food world, Nikki shares what a day in her work life is like as well as thoughts on industry news as well as Shari’s infamous final question.