Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie campbell

Tonight we kick it off by talking about Canal Corridor 100 and our friend Stephanie Campbell's second place finish!  Then we discuss the history of Indiana Trail 100 along with what a great community surrounds the race and go over the results from this year's event.  We also go over results from Oil Creek 100, Kodiak 100, and the Heartland 100.  Then we talk about Bryon Powell from iRunFar who just competed in and won the Ultra Trail Gobi 400K stage race in western China.  In addition we discuss race results from Cape Fear 24 hour race where costume chic was out there representing.  We dive into a new 50K in Cascade Locks, Oregon called Angel's Rest where they just had the inaugural running and now we both want to run it.  Also, Free State Trail Run 40 miler was over the weekend and they had one finisher, spoiler alert she took first place overall.  Nedd Brockman finished his 1,000 mile run in 12 and a half days.  He didn't break the world record but he did raise at least 2.6 million dollars for homelessness in Australia.  Pretty impressive accomplishment all around.  There is a fundraiser being done in western NC at the Old Fort Strong Endurance Festival December 7th and as we talk about some of our favorite ultrarunners will be out there.  Proceeds will go to residents and businesses whose homes were damaged or lost due to hurricane Helene.  We end with a guy that did a run during hurricane Milton, basically running through the storm, there is always one! Socials Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultrarunning_news_network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555338668719 X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ultrarunnews Threads: https://www.threads.net/@ultrarunning_news_network Email: ultrarunning.news.network@gmail.com

Se seu cliente gostou do imóvel, a localização atende as expectativas e as condições de pagamento cabem no bolso dele, será que a Marca vai fazer alguma diferença? Neste episódio, convidamos Stephanie Campbell (@steph.c.camp), Chief Strategy Officer da DM9 e Bárbara Aires (@airesbarbaraa), Especialista em Marketing na MRV, para responder e aprofundar essa questão.

KiDsGyM USA focuses on gymnastics, but kids take away so much more than how to tumble. Even if students don't go on to compete in gymnastics, it teaches them the fundamentals of any sport, and they gain confidence and self-esteem along the way, Since 2004, KiDsGyM USA has been giving youth an inexpensive way to build skills necessary for school and life. And one part of that is taking “can't” out of their vocabulary. That attitude has served Stephanie Campbell, co-founder, CEO and Executive Director of the gym, well in the time she's been with Constant Contact. With Constant Contact's SMS capabilities, she reaches parents quickly in a way that won't get lost in the email shuffle. She's also found the generative AI functions helpful, fixing any verbiage that isn't quite sitting right. To further her communication efficiency, Stephanie uses segmentation and tags to divide her audience between parents and different donor types. On this episode of the Constant Contact podcast, Be a Marketer, Stephanie, host Dave Charest, Director of Small Business Success at Constant Contact, and Kelsi Carter, Brand Production Coordinator at Constant Contact, tumble through the ways KiDsGyM uses Constant Contact to get donations and inform its community. 

Stephanie Campbell and Diana Murakhovskaya are co-founders of The Artemis Fund, a Houston-based, female founder-focused venture capital firm that just announced its $36 million fund II. Stephanie and Diana share how this second round of fundraising went and some of their new portfolio companies they are excited about — as well as why they are optimistic about the future of women in VC.

This week on True Crime New England, Katie and Liz share the details of the troubling murder of mother-of-three Stephanie Campbell in Manchester, New Hampshire. On November 2nd of 2010, Stephanie got into an argument with an old friend and now potential lover of her ex-boyfriend, a 22-year-old girl named Molly Martel. Jealousy and potential exposure of a cheating scandal may have been what sent Molly over the edge, which resulted in her stabbing Stephanie fatally four times. After trial, with the gory details coming to light, Molly was sentenced to 20-40 years in jail. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truecrimene/support

Stephanie Campbell and Amy Dingwall from the nonprofit Kennedy Collective

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.  

Invest In Her host Catherine Gray talks with Stephanie Campbell, the co-founder and General Partner of The Artemis Fund.  She is also the Managing Director of the Houston Angel Network (HAN), one of the most active angel networks in the country. While at HAN, Stephanie has grown the membership by 200%. Stephanie has developed a reputation as a leader throughout the Houston Innovation community.  As a result, she's frequently tapped by senior leaders in Houston to spearhead high profile initiatives for the City. Stephanie serves on the board of Houston Exponential (HX) and the Rice Business Partners.    Join us on Facebook LIVE every Wednesday at NOON PT @SheAngelInvestors. Subscribe on Apple Podcast https://apple.co/3citN1I, Spotify https://spoti.fi/2ZUrFZc, or wherever podcasts are available!

I'm joined by Stephanie Campbell, blogger-mom and game designer. She is behind the incredible resource TTRPGkids.com and StoryGuider game system for younger players.

Have you been listening? Because Rachel Shuman is STILL WINNING. This week, Stephanie Campbell is going to try to take her down. Will she do it? Listen in and find out! CARD 1 CLUE: Ice ice baby CATEGORY: Hockey players ANSWERS: Crosby, Hull, Ovechkin, Howe, Orr, Lemiuex, Gretzsky CARD 2 CLUE: Shaken and stirred CATEGORY: Things associated with a martini ANSWERS: Drink, Cocktail, Gin, Dry, Olive, James Bond, Vodka CARD 3 CLUE: Wake up CATEGORY: Things you do in your sleep ANSWERS: Dream, Toss, Talk, Snore, Drool, Twitch, Lie CARD 4 CLUE: It's your cue CATEGORY: Things associated with billiards ANSWERS: Felt, Corner, Chalk, Rack, Break, Score, Shot CARD 5 CLUE: Yar har fiddle dee dee CATEGORY: Thigns associated with pirates ANSWERS: Hook, Parrot, Sword, Bones, Maps, Anchor, Blackbeard CARD 6 CLUE: What an expensive element CATEGORY: Things associated with diamonds ANSWERS: Baseball, Ring, Carats, Jewel, Engagement, Carbon, Cut

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.  

Despite the challenges of last year, Stephanie says HAN's membership grew by 30 percent. Meanwhile, The Artemis Fund — a VC group focused on funding female-founded startups — is adding five new companies to its portfolio after a $15 million fund closing earlier this year.

In this episode, Stephanie shares her tips for founders on finding the right VC investors as well as the pros and cons of angel investing. Guest - Stephanie CampbellEmail - Stephanie@TheArtemisFund.comWebsite - www.theartemisfund.comFollow Us!LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/coefficient-labsInstagram: www.instagram.com/demodaypodcast/Facebook: www.facebook.com/coefficientlabs/Twitter: https://twitter.com/coefficientlabsContact Information:social@coefficientlabs.com

Join our guest speaker, Stephanie Campbell from the Houston Angel Network for a discussion as we explore the intersections of women and investing - women founders, women investors, and the potential impacts of technology on the lives of women. Questions covered include: What are the challenges and opportunities for women founders and investors? How can women participate in Houston's startup ecosystem? How can more women founders and investors help drive positive change? How can technology benefit caregiving roles and women's careers in the future? Speaker: Stephanie Campbell Managing Director, The Houston Angel Network (HAN) General Partner - The Artemis Fund Investment Committee Chair - Houston Exponential --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aacctexas/message

In today's episode Shayla will be discussing the 2010 case of a friendship turned deadly. Molly Martel stabbed and killed her friend Stephanie Campbell during an altercation. Make sure to also check out all the sources and links below! Follow These Idiots True Crime Podcast on Instagram @theseidiotstruecrime Credit to our Sources: 1. Deadly Women Season 10 Episode 13: Friends to Foes 2. https://www.wmur.com/article/martel-sentenced-to-20-40-years-for-murder/5171865 3. https://www.cabinet.com/news/merrimack-news/2010/11/11/former-star-athlete-arrested/ 4. https://www.sentinelsource.com/news/local/murder-suspect-nabbed-in-n-y/article_659ca932-f313-514f-a52d-5992c92e802e.html 5. https://patch.com/new-hampshire/merrimack/anthony-santos-testifies-against-molly-martel 6. https://patch.com/new-hampshire/merrimack/man-says-he-helped-molly-martel-dispose-of-evidence --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theseidiotstruecrime/support

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.

As part of our Gender Lens finance series, where we shine a spotlight on funding for female founders in Texas, we are excited to interview Stephanie Campbell. Stephanie is a General Partner of the Artemis Fund which is the first female-focused fund in Houston. Artemis seeks to move the needle on female founders’ access to capital. Stephanie is also the Managing Director of the Houston Angel Network, one of the most active angel networks in the country and the Chair of Houston Exponential’s Early Stage Investment Committee. She holds an MBA from Rice University. Episode Highlights In our conversation, we talk about how Stephanie got her start in venture capital (VC) · How Texas VC’s evaluate opportunities and how it may differ from the other coasts. · Investment readiness for founders · And much, much, more Resources Mentioned: https://www.theartemisfund.com/ https://www.houstonangelnetwork.org/ Venture Deals by Brad Feld The Overstory by Richard Powers Spruce

Stephanie Campbell - Burn Program Manager at the Parkland Regional Burn Center - joins us in Segment 2 to talk about preventing burn injuries. The main cause of burns happens in the home, and Stephanie comes loaded with great tips and reminders on preventing what can be a catastrophic injury...especially for toddlers. There are ways to help safeguard your home and kitchen to help prevent our young ones from injury. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I’m very excited to be sharing the first episode of the spring season of Keeping Shop with you! Today I’m speaking with Stephanie Campbell of Blue Willow Boutique in Maryville, Missouri. When we connected, I knew nothing about Stephanie or her shop so I got to discover her story right along with my listeners. Stephanie tells us all about why she started her shop; it has to do with a big move for love, a community forced to find gifts at Walmart and the desire for real, honest community creation. Stephanie shares her tips for creating a trusting work environment and building a staff that will go to bat for you over and over again. She shares the way she makes sure she pays her bills, pays herself and makes sure she’s profitable so that she can do things like open a second store, which she just did a few months ago. A big thought-provoker that I took from this episode is the concept of giving clients what they want even when your concept would point you in another direction. Stephanie experienced this, and Meredith and I did too. For both of our businesses (and I’m sure so many others) within the first month our customers let us know, (loudly) what they wanted to see on our shelves. And we had a decision to make; would we continue stocking for the business that we envisioned, OR would we move in the direction our clients wanted us to take. For both of our shops, this switch up was successful, (Stephanie even says that it saved her business!) but there’s such emotional component of scrapping elements of your concept and starting to move in another direction. Stephanie shares what helped her through this decision and how it not only benefitted her shop financially but also served to build the type of community she longed for. There is so much value in this episode and I’m so excited to kick off this round of Keeping Shop with my chat with Stephanie. Enjoy.

FOOTSCRAY LIVE - LIVE WEEK - THE ARTS SHOW with Stephanie Campbell & Beth Cleary & the Next-Gen Radio Star Footscray City College. FOOTSCRAY LIVE is part of MAKING MEDIA AUSTRALIA's NEXT-GEN FM real media project in schools across the globe. Executive Producer Ralph Barba For more information email: info@makingmedia.com.au or visit www.makingmedia.com.au

In this episode, Hall welcomes Stephanie Campbell of Houston Angel Network and The Artemis Fund. Stephanie is the Managing Director of the Houston Angel Network, one of the most active angel networks in the country. She is also Managing Partner at the Artemis Fund, the first female-founded, female-focused venture fund in Houston, Texas. The Artemis Fund is investing $20M in 15-20 female-led US-based companies that disrupt the Consumer Tech, Life Tech, Fin-Tech, and Energy Infrastructure industries. Stephanie explains how Artemis Fund focuses on companies that make a difference in the world, solve real-world problems, and solve problems for overlooked communities. She provides advice for female founders and investors and talks about the investing world from a female perspective. She touches on some of the challenges startups face and emphasizes the importance of understanding your customers and how to get to them.

We’re now in the fourth industrial revolution, a fast-paced world where technology has the ability to create a better world for all of us, and so those behind it have a great responsibility! In this episode we take a look at our home town's vibrant tech startup scene, meeting some of the founders and startups who are helping Bristol and the south west of England compete on the world stage. What makes Bristol and the south west of England such a special place when it comes to tech startups and what can the rest of the world learn from our little corner of the UK? Hosted by Sarah Keates, part of the team at tech hub, Techspark, we’ll find out what gives this region the edge, whether there are certain types of startup that thrive here and ask how we’ve been able to create so many game-changing tech startups? Sarah meets 3 businesses who are all at different stages of their journey, from OKKO Health, an early stage startup led by founder Stephanie Campbell to Ultrahaptics, one of the countries most innovative tech businesses that is now making (ultrasonic) waves around the world and started life as a University of Bristol final year project. She also meets Zara Nanu, founder of Gapsquare who is on a mission to create a world with fair pay. We also go along to the Techfusion Expo where entrepreneurs and innovators share ideas and showcase new ways in which technology like Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising business, and our every day lives. Here we also meet Jason Hart, now one of the world’s leading experts on cyber security who’s journey into business started out fixing and selling old TVs out of the estate he grew up on in Bristol. This episode was made possible thanks to Blackstar Solutions - find out more at blackstarsolutions.co.uk TEDxBristol 2019 is coming (Nov 17 2019) - find out more!

Houston's innovation ecosystem now has its own women-focused fund that seeks to invest $20 million in woman-led tech startups. Is your company gaining traction and looking to grow? Our super-collaborative startup community continues to diversity, seeking to include support for all entrepreneurs from silver tech to baby tech. The Artemis Fund is a female-led and female-focused investment fund in Houston. The group is raising $20 million for investment in women-led startups. Houston Exponential (HX): Innovation Lives Here.

Houston is an ant bed of entrepreneurial activity on both the startup side and the investor side. Need support or want to invest? You should hear this! The Houston Angel Network serves both investors and those seeking funding by interacting with investor groups and accelerator programs; it is also active in the Houston Ecosystem, which makes for a strong deal flow network. Type and stage varies. Stephanie Campbell is Managing Director of the non-profit Houston Angel Network, the oldest and largest angel network in Houston and the most active angel network in the U.S. Members of the Houston Angel Network have invested more than $100 million dollars in 300 deals since their inception in 2001. Houston Exponential (HX): Innovation Lives Here.

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.

Rocky River Presbyterian Church 2018 Christmas Concert led by Stephanie Campbell.Support the show (https://app.clovergive.com/App/Giving/rrpc )

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.  

Meet: Stephanie Campbell had her first book, Until We Meet Again, published at the age of seventeen.

Stephanie Campbell

Season 3, Episode 2: "The Cafe Sophia: The Adventure of the Jade Seal" A Noir Adventure on the Streets of Istanbul by Ryan Cassavaugh A young woman enlists cafe owner Rosalind Brand in the search for her missing husband, but things soon take a deadly turn when the young woman is murdered and Rosalind is named as the killer. Now with the help of a local police constable, Rosalind must track down a stolen Chinese artifact to clear her name and bring the real killer to justice. Featured cast: Shayna Gibson as Rosalind Brand; Ryan Lawrence Flynn as Inspector Ahmed Bey and Reginald Maxwell; Stephanie Campbell as Vanessa White, Margie, and the HC Gasoline Commercial Woman; Paige Johnson as Martha Collier, Melody, The Dowager, and The Nurse; Ryan Cassavaugh as Jafar and the Announcer; and Christian McDaniel as Andrew, The Goon, The Clerk, The Doorman, Harold, The Man, The Referee, The Shop Owner and The Vendor! Music and Sound Effects by Marya Cline and Wren Goodman! Recorded live at Bozeman, Montana's Verge Theater on June 21, 2013! What you hear is what the audience heard with no overdubs and minimal post-production to try to make it comfortable to your ears! All music and sound effects in this week's episode are analog and were performed live!

The Willow Does Not Weep by  Stephanie Campbell Topic Promoting Books Author Racing Death Case Closed Mirror of Darkeness website http://www.stephaniecampbellreleases.weebly.com Meet January  

Stephanie Campbell is the published author of The Willow Does Not Weep, Racing Death, Case Closed, Mirror of Darkness, Hot Wheels, Dragon Night, Poachers, Dragon Night, Tasting Silver, Late but not Never, Specimen X, Tales of Draga, E is for Eternity, and P.S. I Killed My Mother. I have a bestselling pen name. I have toured schools and have spoken at book days and in conferences. I have been on two award winning radio shows. Helen Callier is the Chair of the Government Procurement Connection, which will host the 20th annual conference on March 27 and 28 at the George R. Brown. A Brief History of GPC When the Economic Development and Monitoring Section of the Affirmative Action and Contract Compliance office was established, one of the first items on the agenda was to survey MWBE owners to determine their most critical areas of need. The top responses were access to contracting opportunity information, networking and contacts. What better way to meet these two objectives than to provide a forum where MWBEs can interface with contracting and procurement representatives from each City department in order to learn about their respective contracting opportunities? Thus, City Connections was born. The first event, held May 1996, was on a small scale, in the center ballroom of the George R. Brown Convention Center. At the following year's event, state agencies, banks and resource agencies, free workshops and seminars, and the Awards Luncheon were added.

Stephanie is a remarkable and interesting young author of fiction from Utah. I really enjoyed our conversation and wish her lots of success.

The Willow Does Not Weep by  Stephanie Campbell Topic Promoting Books Author Racing Death Case Closed Mirror of Darkeness website http://www.stephaniecampbellreleases.weebly.com Meet January http://www.januaryjones.com  

My guest will be Stephanie Campbell from Ogden, Utah  On the show Stephanie will be sharing : How to utilize social media websites like,  Linkedin, Twitter, as well as a great business sight called Hoot Soot,She will also discuss media presence on blogs as well as establishing a great reputation with customers. Stephanie is a published author of: "The Willow Does Not Weep" "Racing Death" "Case Closed" "Mirror of Darkness,," Hot Wheels", "Dragon Night" "Poachers" "Tasting Silver", "Late but not Never" "Speciment C" "Tales of Draga", "E is for Eternity" and "P.S. I Killed My Mother". Srephanie has toured schools and has spoken at book days and at conferences.  When she is not working, she enjoys reading, watching documentaries, ballroom and swing dancing and running.