Podcast appearances and mentions of steve mccormick

This is another Team Tubb Travelogue!Steve McCormick catches up with Richard Tubb and Pascal Fintoni who are in London for two different yet complementary international events: the B2B Marketing Expo and the Call & Contact Centre Expo.Grab a cup of your favourite tea or coffee, relax and join them for a fun conversation about the tech highlights from each expo.There are shout-outs to old and new friends and a chat about the impact of AI on all our marketing and customer service practices.Plus lessons about preparing for trade shows, and... the Team Tubb Travelogue Quiz is back!Richard and Pascal share their reactions and new findings from the two international events, the inevitable travel mishaps, food reviews and together they tackle one important question:Is knickerbocker glory better than sticky toffee pudding?Did you know...The B2B Marketing Expo showcases cutting-edge developments in marketing and features high-quality exhibitors and interactive sessions, making it a must-attend event for marketing professionals seeking the latest trends and innovations in the industry.The Call & Contact Centre Expo has become Europe's major event showcasing the latest technologies and strategies for customer engagement, and inviting organisations to transform their Help Desk experience through engaging conversations and reimagining processes.This year both events took place at the Excel Centre, London on the 29th and 30th of November 2023.Were you at the 'B2B Marketing Expo' or 'Call & Contact Centre Expo' events too? Send us a voice recording with your highlights and we will add your comments to our next Team Tubb Travelogue.

We managed to track down Richard Tubb and Steve McCormick during a recent trip to the North West of England. It was a busy couple of days; they attended the MSP Summit Manchester 2023 and then they fought their way through heavy traffic for the SBSC North West evening event, where we finally caught up with them.This is a fun discussion with the usual mix of event recap, travel woes, impromptu practical advice and culinary delights! And well-deserved shout-outs to great individuals including:Phyl Morgan from Pax 8, Kate Wood from Women In Tech North, Robert Gibbons from Cara Technologies and SBSC North West, Sam Sheridan from Sheridan Computers.And let's not forget Richard's newfound friend... the legend that is Kevin Keegan!Did you know...The Managed Services Summit Manchester is a major event in the IT industry featuring impactful presentations by industry leaders, networking opportunities, and a platform for critical business discussions.The SBSC North West is an independent forum for Microsoft Small Business Specialists, fostering collaboration among members to share best practices and insights within the Microsoft Small Business community.Were you at the 'MSP Summit Manchester' or 'SBSC North West' events too? Send us a voice recording with your highlights and we will add your comments to our next Team Tubb Travelogue.

Welcome to Carlisle Cult Cinema Club presents: The Lads! I'm your host, PD, and I'm here with the lads Andrew Waugh, Darren Johnson, and our newest lad, Steve McCormick. In this podcast, we gather around to have lively discussions about what we've been watching and what we're excited to see in the future. We delve into the world of cult cinema with our own unique and unforgettable style.Whether you're a seasoned cinephile or just dipping your toes into the world of cult films, this podcast is the perfect place to discover new favourite's, So sit back, relax, and join us as we take you on a journey like no other.Get ready for a dose of creativity, smart insights, and a whole lot of friendly banter and if you believe that you'll believe anything. So kick back and grab your headphones and enjoy the Ramblings of us four idiots in Carlisle Cult Cinema Cast presents: The Lads.

Kyle is joined by Andrew and Steve from Agema Labs, and their diverse team loves problem-solving. In fact, it's their specialty! They know starting a business isn't easy and their goal is to help struggling business owners reach their potential by identifying inefficiencies, building business processes, and coaching management to make the right strategic decisions for their business. Listen in as Kyle, Steve and Andrew discuss the backgrounds of Agema and their team, the programs they offer, and the importance of people in the technological world we live in.   If you got a problem, yo, they'll solve it! agemalabs.com Recorded and produced by TMA Studios --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/throughthewoods/message

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Steve McCormickSteve McCormick has released six studio albums to date with Stars and Chandeliers being the most recent.  His music is based in Americana. His soulful guitar playing and raspy voice carry the influence of iconic American artists like Townes van Zandt, Ry Cooder, Little Feat and The Meters. He is a consummate recording artist, covering all facets from songwriting and performance to recording, production and mixing.

Steve is a Venture Partner at Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, supporting a number of its portfolio organizations as a board member. He is the co-founder of Earth Genome – its work will be part of our conversation today and something we will turn to in a few minutes. Prior to starting Earth Genome Steve served as President of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and led the Foundation through the development of new strategies in a number of programs, including Environmental Conservation. Before leading the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Steve worked at The Nature Conservancy for 32 years, the last 6 as its President and CEO. Steve has served on the boards of the California Academy of Sciences, Sustainable Conservation, U.C. Berkeley College of Natural Resources, and the California Wildlife Officers Foundation. Perhaps most impressive is that Steve has been on the forefront of treating nature as an asset vital to the health and well-being of every one of us. That is a topic that we have touched on in previous episodes of Voices of Nature but today we will explore it much more deeply.

Steve McCormick was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Restaurant Supply Chain Solutions, LLC (RSCS) in January 2013. Steve previously served as CEO of Borden Dairy Company, President of Weight Watchers North America, and President of Odwalla. He also spent over 22 years with both Coca-Cola Enterprises and Pepsi Bottling Group in various supply chain leadership assignments. Steve holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Winthrop University and serves as a director of Freeman. In his time leading RSCS, Steve has transformed the organization to become the world’s premiere restaurant supply chain company. He has also been the architect of RSCS’ cultural strategy, World Class with Class, focusing on the core values of integrity, transparency, collaboration, recognition, and achieving break-through results. Connect with David on Twitter: twitter.com/DavidNovakOGO See more Podcasts: davidnovakleadership.com/leadership-podcast/ Take our Free Recognition Survey: davidnovakleadership.com/survey

Dan Hammer is an environmental economist and winner of the 2017 Pritzker Prize for the Environment. Currently he serves as a National Geographic Fellow and the co-founder of Earthrise Media, and throughout 2016, he was the Senior Policy Advisor to the U.S. Chief Technology Officer, Megan Smith, as part of the Obama Administration.   Before arriving at the White House, Dan was the Presidential Innovation Fellow that released the first API listing for NASA. Prior to NASA, Hammer was the Chief Data Scientist at the World Resources Institute, where he helped re-launch Global Forest Watch, an open-source project to monitor deforestation.   After graduating from Swarthmore College in 2007 with high honors in mathematics and economics, and before receiving his PhD in environmental economics from the University of California, Berkeley, Dan was a Thomas J. Watson Fellow and traveled to Polynesia to build and race outrigger canoes. Today, among many other amazing mentors, he continues to works with Steve McCormick (former CEO of The Nature Conservancy) on web service infrastructure for environmental information.   played in the academic/private/public sectors // has stayed so true to a single mission across 17+ positions over 10 years // we took a while to get to the prize & White House   Some topics we covered include: How the strong sense of safety he experienced in his childhood has supported all the risk-taking he now takes on in his career. The lasting impact that mentors like Megan Smith, Steve McCormick, David Wheeler, and Arvind Subramanian have had on his career Where he sees the job of a data scientist (who knows what), ending, and a subject matter expert (who knows why), beginning. The most meaningful moments of his experienced at the White House, from working with a brilliant mentor to being in the situation room during the Flint Water Crisis. How teaching math to inmates at San Quentin State Prison for 2 years catalyzed his path to the World Resources Institute and NASA. Why -- across 17+ positions over the past 10 years -- democratizing scientific data and making it more accessible to the public has been THE consistent focus of his work.   Enjoy the show!   Show Notes: https://ajgoldstein.com/podcast/ep18/ Dan’s Website: https://www.danham.me/r/about.html AJ’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajgoldstein393/

Steve McCormick was raised in the Midwest, with a love for the  songs of the plains and a knack for recording music.  In the years that followed, he honed his recording skills by working with tube microphone expert Steve McKinstry at Salmagundi Studios until he moved  to Los Angeles in 1992.  He is now a studio owner, producer, performer, session player, composer/songwriter and microphone builder. His session playing  has been heard in dozens of national TV commercials, the theme song for the Warner Brothers hit Felicity, and TV shows like Walker, Texas Ranger, and NBC's Homicide. He has collaborated with band members from Canned Heat, War, Willie Dixon Little Feat, CSN, Loggins and Messina,  Neville Brothers, Emmylou Harris and many others in songwriting , performing and recording and many others in songwriting, performing and recording. Katie Garibaldi is a San Francisco based singer/songwriter/guitar player who has been independently releasing music that is  sweet, smooth and equal parts old-school pop princess and folk songstress for about half of her life. Her most recent album, Rooted Clarity, won the LA Music Critic Award for Female Country/Americana Artist for 2016 as well as Female Americana Artist of the Year from the Indie Music Channel in 2017. Her previous release in 2014, Follow Your Heart,  also brought Garibaldi multiple songwriting awards as well as hometown credit for Artist of the Month by San Francisco’s The Deli Magazine.  An active voting member of the Recording Academy, an endorsed artist of Breedlove Guitars, who worked with her to build a custom Master Class guitar, the ever-evolving Katie Garibaldi has proven to be an artist with staying power.  

Join us this week as we welcome singer songwriter, Steve McCormick. Raised in the Midwest, his interest in roots music led to a bachelor’s degree in American Studies from Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where he wrote his senior thesis on American Music. In the years that followed McCormick honed his recording skills by working with tube microphone guru Steve McKinstry and his Salmagundi Studios. Shortly thereafter, McCormick’s songwriting led to a publishing deal with Nashville based Wrensong. McCormick later left the midwest for Los Angeles, where he now resides and is a studio owner, producer, performer, session player, composer/songwriter and microphone builder. As a session player, McCormick’s playing has been heard in dozens of national TV commercials including McDonalds, Nike, Nissan, Chevron, Coors, SBC, Long John Silver and Cialis. He also played guitar on the theme song for the Warner Brothers hit "Felicity". His on-screen debut occurred in the Michael Keaton movie “Jack Frost”, playing guitar in the Shiverfest scene. Though his playing skills are highly sought after, his songwriting and recordings have set him apart as a voice in music today. His songs have been alongside the Counting Crows, Peter Gabriel, and The Pretenders in the hit NBC show “Homicide”. Steve will be releasing a new EP in September 2017. During the show we will also be joined by Heather Donavon who sings harmony with him. We will talk to Steve about his upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at his music, feature his latest songs, and ask him to share his message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Steve McCormick at http://www.stevemccormick-music.com/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with Steve during the show (718) 766-4193. Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

NEW this is a Bank Holiday pop up podcast where we talk all things Salford Red Devils, Paul Whiteside and Rob are joined by Rob Lui,Logan Tomkins and Ryan Lannon who look back at the win V catalan. Salford Club Blogger David Clegg talks about the win as we prepare the game bank holiday game v Wire on Monday. Tune in and enjoy Picture by Steve Mccormick

Building successful networks isn’t just about pairing organizations with similar missions. It’s also about human relationships. In this talk from our 2016 Nonprofit Management Institute, conservationist Steve McCormick looks at several common barriers to developing strong relationships—and ways to overcome them. Steve McCormick is cofounder and CEO of The Earth Genome, a startup venture to create the first global, open-source information platform on ecosystem services and natural capital. He previously served as president and CEO of The Nature Conservancy. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/get_out_of_your_own_way_challenging_your_mindsets_and_behaviors

A lot of musicians have to wear a lot of hats to survive in this tough industry, and tonight's guest, Steve McCormick, is a multi-faceted artist. A studio owner, producer, session player, composer/songwriter and microphone builder, Steve is quite a busy guy! We talk to Steve about his guitar playing, his songwriting, session work for TV commercials, his microphones and more!

A lot of musicians have to wear a lot of hats to survive in this tough industry, and tonight's guest, Steve McCormick, is a multi-faceted artist. A studio owner, producer, session player, composer/songwriter and microphone builder, Steve is quite a busy guy! We talk to Steve about his guitar playing, his songwriting, session work for TV commercials, his microphones and more!

A lot of musicians have to wear a lot of hats to survive in this tough industry, and tonight's guest, Steve McCormick, is a multi-faceted artist. A studio owner, producer, session player, composer/songwriter and microphone builder, Steve is quite a busy guy! We talk to Steve about his guitar playing, his songwriting, session work for TV commercials, his microphones and more!

Steve McCormick - The Map Of Hope: Conservation For The Real World - 04/25/02 by westminsterforum