Podcast appearances and mentions of tara anderson

On Episode 544 of Impact Boom, Alex Hooke of Social Traders discusses how social enterprise certification helps government and corporates to invest in businesses driving community impact, and why entrepreneurs must avoid duplicating ideas and instead collaborate with fellow changemakers to spark change. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 343 with Tara Anderson on social procurement and a branding campaign to grow the business for good movement -> https://bit.ly/4hDIKw1 The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Tom Allen Guest(s): Alex Hooke Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

This week on Skin in the Game, we're joined by the fabulous Tara Anderson, better known as Tara Makeup!

Dr Tara Anderson, Infectious Diseases Physician and Clinical Microbiologist, details Rotary's All Day Breakfast today for World Polio Day. Brendan Blomeley, Mayor of Clarence City Council, is this week's Mayor on the Air, getting fired up about the Kangaroo Bay hotel being granted major project status. And, Leanne Murdock from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood in Tasmania puts the call out for 250 more Hobart donors this week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest this week was Tara Anderson, or as you might know her online – Tara Makeup. Makeup artist, model, actor, influencer and entrepreneur are all roles Tara has had in her life, but her job as mam to Gene and Jools, her 6 and 3-year-old sons, is the one we chatted most about in this episode. Tara talks candidly about her two very different experiences of pregnancy and birth, about how she's a private person in spite of being well known online, and how even for her, comparison can be the thief of joy at times. We chat about how parenting now is totally different to the parenting our own parents would've done, and how full of doubt we can be at times as to whether we're doing the right things. Tara is one of those people who you look at online and think 'how does she do it', but from talking to her I can tell that she's just like the rest of us: Doing the best for her family through the good and the bad. Thank you so much for listening today, and throughout season 14, and I'll be talking to you again soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The state law to limit children's use on social social media.. might look a little different than what lawmakers first proposed.   Senator Mike McKell now says minors will be able to have an account without parental consent, but these companies will not be able to use their information to push certain algorithms. Tara Anderson is a managing partner at Framework Security. She joined the show with insight.

On this episode of The CMO Show we chat with Tara Anderson, CEO at Social Traders, Australia's certifier of social enterprises helping organisations build social enterprise into their supply chains.  We dig into what it means to be a social enterprise, why marketers are an extremely valuable piece of that puzzle, and the power we have as individuals to instigate and advocate for positive change in the places we work.  You might also like: How WithYouWith Me amplifies diversity in tech talent How The Conversation is rising above the chatter How Adobe is driving dynamite digital experiences   The CMO Show is produced by ImpactInstitute, a social impact business that helps purpose-driven organisations create positive impact at scale.  

Welcome to the ClearAds' podcast "Highway to Sell" where we accelerate your knowledge about all things Amazon advertising. This week is hosted by our own Tom Waghorn and Tara Anderson. In this episode, they will discuss how to fix an Amazon campaign with too many keywords. What keyword topics were covered: Understanding the Consequences of Too Many Keywords Conducting a Keyword Audit and Analysis Streamlining and Refining Keyword Selection Implementing Keyword Grouping and Organization Monitoring, Testing, and Iterating If you found today's episode valuable, please subscribe, rate, and review "Highway to Sell" on your favorite podcast platform. Plus, if you are interested in our services click here for a free audit: https://clearadsagency.com/request-a-call-back/

On Episode 431 of Impact Boom, social impact leaders gathered for the Social Enterprise World Forum 2023 share their highlights and learnings live in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 345 where 40 changemakers share key highlights from the Social Enterprise World Forum in Meanjin, Brisbane -> https://bit.ly/3rTc2Ce The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Indio Myles Guests: Rachel Steffensen, Rashvin Pal Singh, Nicola Stokes, Stefan Panhuijsen, Nanouk Grootendorst, Oliver Chang, Faiz Kamaludin, Sally McGeoch, Hazwan Razak, Dr. Sreevas Sahasranamam, Erinch Sahan, Tezzita Tefera, James Finnie, Cindy Carpenter, Michael Lim, Tara Anderson, Egon Van Wees, Lyndsey Jackson, Tom Dawkins, David Balhuizen, Arianna Petra Watson. We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Miranda Courts, Tara Anderson & Bonnie Scherger hop on the podcast to update us on the September 20th march in Lloydminster. Presentation on SOGI: https://rumble.com/v3b1owa-live-007-danae-christian.html For the Kids' Sake Substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/forthekidssake Let me know what you think Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcastPatreon: www.patreon.com/ShaunNewmanPodcast

On Episode 401 of Impact Boom, Kylie Flament of the Social Enterprise Council NSW and ACT discusses why people are joining the social enterprise movement to find fulfilment and holding traditional businesses to account for negatively impacting the planet. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 342 with Tara Anderson on social procurement and a branding campaign to grow the business for good movement -> https://bit.ly/3oPv37m The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Tom Allen Guest: Kylie Flament Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

On Episode 395 of Impact Boom, Michael Lim of Beyond Value discusses how social procurement can equalise opportunity for underprivileged communities and how problematic mindsets manifest real world challenges for entrepreneurs. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! See our website for the interview transcript and links to the initiatives and resources mentioned throughout the podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, then check out episode 343 with Tara Anderson on social procurement and a branding campaign to grow the business for good movement -> https://bit.ly/3OvXNMw The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Tom Allen Guest: Michael Lim Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Everything starts with a vision, a plan, and the willingness to get out and do whatever it takes to make a dream a reality.  Is it easy?   No?  Is it worth it?  If you don't quit.  It's always worth it, one million percent.  Marlo and Tara Anderson have been running Marlo's Backyard Barbecue in Mississippi for 10 years. Marlowe originally worked full-time driving a delivery and milk truck, but quit when he got positive feedback from the community. They've been in their current location for 8 years and recently purchased a trailer to reach more customers. The menu has been expanded to include healthier options such as tacos, nachos, and grilled fish, as well as barbecue, fried food, bake food, and short orders. To stay motivated, Marlo recommends prayer and never getting too comfortable with selling. Key Lessons Marlo and Tara Anderson have been running Marlowe's Backyard Barbecue in Mississippi for 10 years. They recently purchased a trailer to reach more customers and have expanded their menu to include healthier options. Marlo recommends prayer and never getting too comfortable with selling to stay motivated.   Connect with Marlo: Facebook Phone: 601-667-3375   How to Get Involved: Patrick Bolanos is a serial entrepreneur, business owner, and CEO of Trailer King Builders in Houston, Texas. He was raised in Nicaragua, exposed to extreme poverty, and also had the fortune of being exposed to life in the United States traveling back and forth to both countries.  After college, Patrick's career took him into the corporate world of banking where he learned the important lessons of understanding what you're selling and why it's important to believe in it.  Back in December of 2017, Patrick was fired from his job as a CFO for a Restaurant Group.  With only $500 to his name, rent due, his wife, 3 children at home, and one on the way, he was forced to figure out how to pull his family out of this financial abyss that was strangling his life.  With no knowledge of how to build a trailer, Patrick simply figured all of it out and has now built it into the thriving empire of what's now become Trailer King Builders.

Welcome to the Clear Ads Podcast Highway to Sell. You're here with Tom Waghorn, Tara Anderson, and Alex Pugh. This week we are discussing how to improve your TACOS in a world where PPC costs are rising! Here is a quick overview of what was covered: TACOS what is it? Why is it important? And how does it relate to PPC? Why are PPC costs going up? Is TACOS the right thing to be looking at when considering the cost of ads increasing? What options are there to improve TACOS? Which cost is affecting TACOS most in the ad industry? At what point should I consider stopping ads on a product when ad costs keep increasing?  What other options do I have when the cost of goods and cost of ads are also increasing? What pitfalls should I avoid when looking to improve my TACOS - What are the red herrings in the stats to look out for? We hope you enjoyed this episode. As always please share the link to our podcast with friends, family, and colleagues. And if you or someone you know is interested in having us work on your advertiser account, book a call with us through our website https://clearadsagency.com/ and we will be happy to hear from you.

Managing Partner of Framework Security, Tara Anderson, is today's guest on the Cyber Security Matters podcast, hosted by Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw.   Tara is a Cybersecurity Advisor with 20 years combined in banking, private equity, and venture capital. As Managing Partner of the award-winning Cybersecurity Consultancy, Framework Security, she can be recognized for her appearances on KSL Radio, KSL News, KUTV Fresh Living, Park City Television, IBMTV World Edition, CyberTalk with Rex M. Lee, including numerous panels and podcasts discussing cybersecurity, cybercrime, and cyber warfare.   Anderson is an Official Member of the Forbes Technology Council, a Member of the Tortora Brayda Institute Excellence AI & Cybersecurity Task Force, sits on the Cyber Resilience and Data Ethics Expert Council, belongs to the Women Tech Council, and many additional organizations that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in cybersecurity, privacy, and technology.   In this episode, we will cover: - Why cyber security matters to business executives  - Why cyber security should be your board of director's biggest concern  - Why cyber security is a factor when navigating mergers and acquisitions   - What can go wrong if cyber security isn't taken seriously       #cybersec #technology #business ep: 157

On Episode 343 of Impact Boom, Tara Anderson of Social Traders discusses her diverse experience in social enterprise, key lessons for social entrepreneurs and her perspective on the Australian social enterprise landscape.

Last week we heard fascinating and incredibly practical and valuable advice from Tara Anderson on governing for profit and purpose. As always at the Take on Board Breakfasts, there was a lively Q&A session. That's what you will hear this week, including some questions we didn't have time to get to at the event. I have no doubt you will find it just as valuable as Tara's words of wisdom from last week. From this episodeThe Dragonfly Collective - an international consultancy supporting for-purpose businesses to be strong and successful.For Purpose Business Model WorkbookUN Sustainable Development GoalsTara Anderson on LinkedInYou might want to:Join the Take on Board Book Club, 26th July at 7pm Eastern Australian Time. Discussing - Stewards of the Future, by Helle Bank Jorgensen after the recent interview with the author.Join the Take on Board Facebook communityJoin the Take on Board LinkedIn communityFollow along on TwitterWork with meJoin the Take on Board: Kickstarter group programJoin the Take on Board: Accelerator group programFind out more about meContact me See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's podcast was recorded at the second Take on Board Breakfast event on 3 May 2022.Breakfast guests heard from Tara Anderson of the Dragonfly collective. We talked about governance for profit and purpose, and purpose is the part to emphasize there.Many of the Take on Board Community are involved in the governance of a range of organizations, and my view is every organization, especially not for profits need to be financially sustainable. Tara has some incredible and practical wisdom to share here about governing for profit and purpose. She's worked in organizations across the world. So she or she has a great wealth of experience to draw on.We heard about some fabulous resources and frameworks that I think will help all of us in these conversations that we wrestle with now, and even more so into the future, in the boardroom.Tune in next week for the animated Q&A session from this breakfast, plus questions we didn't have time for in the Take on Board Breakfast.From this episodeThe Dragonfly Collective - an international consultancy supporting for-purpose businesses to be strong and successful.For Purpose Business Model WorkbookUN Sustainable Development GoalsTara Anderson on LinkedInYou might want to:Attend our third birthday party celebration! - Tuesday 28 June 2022 | 7.30am or 5.00pm - via zoom, meet the community + giveaways!Join the Take on Board Book Club, 26th July at 7pm Eastern Australian Time. Discussing - Stewards of the Future, by Helle Bank Jorgensen after the recent interview with the author.Join the Take on Board Facebook communityJoin the Take on Board LinkedIn communityFollow along on TwitterWork with meJoin the Take on Board: Kickstarter group programJoin the Take on Board: Accelerator group programFind out more about meContact me

welcome to part two of this series which is a recording of a live Take on Board event with Marianna O'Gorman.If you haven't already listened to part one, it might be an idea to take a listen to that one first. There's a link in the shownotes. In this episode, Marianna gives us an excellent overview of what climate governance is all about, why it's important, and 10 tips for us to take into the boardroom.As is always the case at these events, there's a lively Q&A section. This episode is that sectin. You'll hear guests asking questions and Marianna's refelctions.Briefly about our expert for today - Marianna O'Gorman - Marianna is a non-executive director with a focus on climate governance and risk and she works with organisations who want to transition to a cleaner economy Marianna has represented Australia at international climate negotiations; helped develop climate change education programs at the World Bank; contributed to the design and implementation of a national carbon price; worked on the foundation of (and later at) Australia's Green Bank, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation; and conducted academic research on decarbonisation.Also a plug – if you'd like to come to the next Take on Board event, where we'll hear from Tara Anderson on governing for profit and purpose, it's on Tuesday 3rd MayThe presentation from the ToB Breakfast - Episode 143Marianna O'Gorman on linkedInYou might want to:Join the Take on Board Facebook communityJoin the Take on Board LinkedIn communityFollow along on TwitterWork with meJoin the Take on Board: Kickstarter group programJoin the Take on Board: Accelerator group programFind out more about meContact me

Tara Anderson, director of customer success at Newforma, discusses the role data plays in risk management, including the risks of “bad data”, plus shares how Project Information Management software can be used to capture more “intelligent data” and ensure that it's readily available when needed.

An IT employee for Salt Lake City has been arrested and accused of assisting a Bountiful man who was recently charged with Human Trafficking. Patrick Kevin Driscoll, 50, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday for investigation of two counts of computer crimes, exploiting prostitution, aiding prostitution, obstructing justice and theft. Pat Reavy for KSL.com unwraps what Driscoll did for us, and why this is a major deal. Later on we are joined by Chris Burbank, Former Chief of Police for SLCPD, and Tara Anderson of Nexus IT to find out if it's possible for someone who works for the city to shut down the entire system. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As current VP at Drip7, a microlearning platform for Cybersecurity education, Tara Anderson has been instrumental in increasing the revenue of some of the largest and most prestigious corporations in the world while mitigating cyber and compliance risk. Passionate about risk management, cyber security, behavior design, and education; Snapshots of her contributions can be found on IBMTV ‘World Edition'; Cyber Talk with Rex Lee and Merle Garrison; KUTV Channel 4 (Utah), KSL News Radio, and more. Please add questions that we would ask here, and you can add anything that you would like to add as well. Positioning: school IT systems collect and manage sensitive data about students, about their parents, guardians, and families, about educators and other school staff, and about school district operations. In some cases, these IT systems are locally hosted on school district premises or in shared hosting arrangements with other local government entities; increasingly, they are hosted by an ecosystem of vendors ‘in the cloud' on systems accessible by any internet-connected device. While there are myriad benefits to the adoption and use of IT systems by school districts—and to the collection and sharing of education-related data with trusted partners—it is important we acknowledge that any adoption of technology also introduces cybersecurity risk. 145 data breach incidents involving public schools (representing 36 percent of all incidents disclosed during 2020). Why have cyber threats to schools escalated? What types of information/data are cyber criminals after? Not making learning punitive Within the context of the school, does gamification raise the potential for cyberbullying? Don't want learning to be punitive. If I felt judged or looked at, things were harder. How microlearning helps us learn. Varying the way it is delivered. Awake, bathroom, coffee, dog, attention span is decreasing. Brain starts forgetting critical things because of what we are stuffing in it. App headway With all the information out there in this digital age, there seems to be many training opportunities that come along with it; What are the challenges? “You will lose it if you don't use it.” But since  our brains can only hold a limited amount of  information (1,000 - 2.5 million gigabytes),  how do we keep every bit of information that  we want to remember? How many different learning types have been identified? How can we meet the training needs of these students? As cybersecurity isn't the most exciting topic; How can we make learning more fun and interesting? There's a lot of buzz around microlearning in education. Why is this form of training delivery becoming so popular? As security awareness is an important part of a preventative plan. How would you incorporate the training to encourage the most adoption? What do you think is the biggest hurdle for schools in changing their culture toward one that prioritizes cybersecurity?

A group of concerned citizens have been gathering over the past 8 months discussing the current events & bringing in experts to help facilitate discussions. I sit with Tara Anderson, Dustin Newman & Ken Carson to discuss the For the Kid's Sake group. Let me know what you think Text me 587-217-8500

Let us consider 1949’s The Fountainhead, the first filmed version of an Ayn Rand novel, though it’s not the first time Rand’s words were spoken onscreen. She worked as a writer in Hollywood while nursing her brew of objectivist beliefs and turning them into some, um, interesting books. Our film stars Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal, and is based on Rand’s novel of the same name. So, how do we feel about all this? Listen and find out! Shelly Brisbin with David J. Loehr, Nathan Alderman, Travis Bedard and Tara Anderson.

Let us consider 1949’s The Fountainhead, the first filmed version of an Ayn Rand novel, though it’s not the first time Rand’s words were spoken onscreen. She worked as a writer in Hollywood while nursing her brew of objectivist beliefs and turning them into some, um, interesting books. Our film stars Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal, and is based on Rand’s novel of the same name. So, how do we feel about all this? Listen and find out! Host Shelly Brisbin with David J. Loehr, Nathan Alderman, Travis Bedard and Tara Anderson.

We have our first duo! SLOC trainers Bob Ligget and Tara Anderson Warren join host Christian Napier for an extended episode of the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast (recorded 20 May 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check...

In this episode I talk to Jason and Tara Anderson about the Miakomo PPE mask frame and how it is being used to battle the Coronavirus, how it can help in future pandemics and how the shortage of PPE around the globe can benefit. Use code "McClaren25" for 25% off at www.miakomo.com

The WSIRN intro sounds straightforward enough - Anne chats with a reader about books they love, books they hate, and books they could pick up next. Simple. But long-time listeners know this show was originally supposed to be a tight 20 minutes… and today, each episode is easily twice that long. It turns out, a person’s reading taste reveals a lot about who they are as individuals, and digging into those discussions is worth much more to the WSIRN team than hitting a timestamp.Today’s guest is no stranger to seemingly-mundane belongings that hold deep meaning - Tara Anderson hosts the NPR show 5 Things, where she gets to know people by discussing five items that matter to them. A guest's treasured items might be books, but they might also be a houseplant, a special coat, heirloom knitting needles, even something as practical as a rice cooker. There are no home appliances in this episode, but Anne is investigating what Tara’s 3 favorite titles say about what she wants out of life, and what new books will take her there. Click over to the podcast website for a list of books mentioned in this episode: http://whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/199Follow Tara on Instagram and Twitter, and make sure to go check out her newest project at musicboxpod.org

This week's guest is none other than Tara Anderson.  She's fresh off winning Best Social Influencer at the Business of Beauty awards, she's one of our favourite faces on social media and a former cover girl.. She's also a super talented makeup artist, a new mum and just an all round lovely gal!  Products mentioned: Glam Doll Mirror Chanel Eau Tendre Atelier Cologne  Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter Kevin Aucoin Sensual Skin Enhancer Stila Magnificent Metals  Charlotte Tilbury Rock'n'Kohl in Eye Cheat

In our first episode, Tara Anderson discusses her understanding of reconciliation and how it has evolved over time. Since 2015, Tara’s understanding of reconciliation shifted from a biblical definition to a broader secular awareness. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s summary propelled her to become engaged in her local community by exploring a deeper understanding of Indigenous history and culture. Tara speaks about embracing awkward questions. She highlights the important first steps to understanding reconciliation – educate ourselves, find mentors who can walk with us, and show up to places where we will meet new people. “If we aren't in the same space it is difficult to build relationships,” Tara states, encouraging her audience to take action. We invited Tara into our house and around our dining room table to have a conversation around these five questions: 1. How would you define reconciliation?2. What experiences have defined this understanding?3. Where have you seen grace in the reconciliation journey?4. How would you invite other people into understanding reconciliation?5. Why is reconciliation important to you?Then we recorded her reflections.******************************************************Links from the episode:Office of the Treaty Commission - www.otc.caKairos Blanket Exercise - www.kairosblanketexercise.orgTruth and Reconciliation Final Report - www.trc.ca/websites/trcinstitution/indexMennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan - mccsk.ca******************************************************Reconcile: Everyday Conversations is a project of Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan.The goal of Reconcile: Everyday Conversations is to facilitate conversations among settler/non-Indigenous Canadians around our role in reconciliation.Our intended audience is Anabaptist faith communities in Saskatchewan.********************************************************Project Coordinator: Heather PetersRecording and Editing: Joel KroekerMusic by A Northern Road to Glory

Tara Anderson - is a MD adoptive mom. Tara and her husband are parents to 3 homegrown kids and 4 "Latvian Loves" - a sibling group they adopted from Latvia.  Tune in and hear how 1 Orphan Sunday event changed their lives.

Join the conversation as Chef Tara Anderson of Tara’s Table, who launched two product lines, Half Pint Palates in 2013 and will be launching Mother Meatball in 2015, shares her journey from a successful corporate executive chef to starting her own company. You’ll learn why she felt compelled toward entrepreneurship, how she made the tough decision to leave a great job, the early steps she took to launch the business, and how her life has since changed throughout her odyssey.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's 6PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Imua (pronounced ee-moo-ah) Services, founded by our guest Meghan Alonso, helps startup companies and individuals get their medical innovations up and running.  The hawaiian word “imua” means “to advance forward with passion despite rough waves”.   With nearly 75% of all startups in this field failing, Meghan’s company offers training, education and connections to key development partners, tailored to the client’s needs so they can bring their life-changing and even life-saving technology to the world.   Meghan’s passion stems from some rough waves due to medical issues for her and her family.   Meghan was born with a folded retina in her left eye that by the time she was in college was replaced with a custom made, hand painted prosthetic eye which looks almost imperceptibly real.  She also has an extra vertebrae in her spine which has resulted in numerous issues including scoliosis, disk herniations, and a tilted pelvis among others.  She had a love of dance and gymnastics, and despite pain which she learned how to manage through exercise, she excelled at both, and even did gymnastics right through college. Her family’s biggest challenge though came from an unidentified illness that plagued her brother, which was eventually identified as Hepatitis C.  Both Meghan and her mother also tested positive for it.  Meghan’s mother likely contracted through a blood transfusion in the mid ‘70s which she transferred to her son and Meghan in utero.  This led to 7 different treatments of low-dose chemotherapy. Through this challenging time they kept moving forward, and now happily report that all three of them are completely free of the disease. Meghan’s passion for surfing led her to Hawaii where she enrolled in a graduate program that ended up not being for her.  After one semester, she dropped out, and surfed all over the island.  She worked at the 4 Seasons Lanai which she loved but eventually realized she didn’t see herself doing it long term.  She obtained Exercise Science Master’s Program in Houston and eventually settled in San Diego.  There she helped athletes reach their full potential.  This led to her working in an orthopedic rehab clinic where she was exposed to medical devices, and a multitude of patients with different rehab protocols.  She was later invited to build a rehab center from the ground up which is now a three center organization. When she moved on from there, she Meghan had the opportunity to live out one of her childhood dreams of dancing on TV and with the Ooh La La salsa dancing troupe, toured all over Europe and the US.  She also was part of America’s Got Talent in Season 6.  All the dancing took a toll on her body, and the pain in her back became increasingly worse and she discovered she also had hip dysplasia and she had damaged the lining of both of her hip sockets.  This led to surgery in Colorado which involved a hip replacement.  Her experience at the clinic led her to finally dive into the field of medical devices.   She started Imua in 2015 after she had been working in medical product development.  The company she was working for was predominantly an engineering firm that innovators used to take care of the engineering component of the device idea.  She soon found herself being contacted by passionate people who had great ideas, but no idea how to get started.   Initially, she offered them resources to help them get started, and soon, it became a business. Meghan helps her clients navigate the complicated process of bringing their ideas to the marketplace.  Whether they move towards actually manufacturing and marketing their product, or selling the idea to a company who can do so, Imua’s mission remains to become the world leader in helping entrepreneurs, scientists, students and inventors bring their life changing ideas to fruition. You can connect with Meghan on her IMUA website at http://imua-services.com/,  via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/meghanalonso, on Twitter at https://twitter.com/meghanmalonso?lang=en,  and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/meghanmalonso.   Resources: Episode 2 of Meghan’s Podcast - Inspired by IMUA - Running on 3D Printing Prosthetic Legs: How 3D Printing Changed Derby the Dog's Life with Tara Anderson: http://imua-services.com/taraanderson/ Meghan’s Podcast - Inspired by IMUA - http://imua-services.com/podcast-archive/ Texas born and bred with ALOHA SPIRIT and a sprinkling of So Cal carefree, meet Meghan Alonso.  Meghan M. Alonso is known for her medical device podcast, Inspired by Imua, and her valuable connections in the medical industry. She is a patriotic military wife, pet parent, founder and co-founder of 4 successful companies who thrives on guiding medical device and IVD companies through development and manufacturing. When she isn’t helping others, Meghan is hard at work on her MBA she is pursuing from Auburn University, staying active with her adorable husky Abby, crossfitting, enjoying great restaurants and fine wine with her husband, and soaking up the sun on the So Cal beaches.

How do the objects we love define us? What can we learn from the things we treasure? And how can we discover a life story through those objects? These are some of the questions Tara Anderson will explore on Five Things, a new podcast from 89.3 WFPL and Louisville Public Media. Each week, a different guest will select five things — physical objects — that have been important in their lives, and we’ll talk about those things and why they matter. Artists and writers, activists and politicians, students and business owners — everyone has a story to tell. And so do their things. Weekly episodes begin October 6. Subscribe to Five Things wherever you get your podcasts.

"Say No To This" - Alexander Hamilton’s alone in New York. Maria Reynolds is there, too. And when they meet, Hamilton’s future begins to unravel. Host David J. Loehr with Sophie Brookover, Tara Anderson and Christina Grace.

"Dear Theodosia" - In the aftermath of war, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton talk to their children. Host David J. Loehr with Rachel Donner, Tara Anderson and Travis Bedard.

What we do to earn a living can have a profound influence on the meaningfulness of our overall lives. Our careers can be a terrific source of joy, or can manifest tremendous disappointment or angst in us. And sometimes, we just need some kind of change but don't know exactly what it is. What to do, then, when your career has developed over several years, you've gained some valuable skills, and you think you might just be ready to make the leap to self-employment? Join the conversation as Chef Tara Anderson of Tara's Table, who launched two product lines, Half Pint Palates in 2013 and will be launching Mother Meatball in 2015, shares her journey from a successful corporate executive chef to starting her own company. You'll learn why she felt compelled toward entrepreneurship, how she made the tough decision to leave a great job, the early steps she took to launch the business, and how her life has since changed throughout her odyssey.

What we do to earn a living can have a profound influence on the meaningfulness of our overall lives. Our careers can be a terrific source of joy, or can manifest tremendous disappointment or angst in us. And sometimes, we just need some kind of change but don't know exactly what it is. What to do, then, when your career has developed over several years, you've gained some valuable skills, and you think you might just be ready to make the leap to self-employment? Join the conversation as Chef Tara Anderson of Tara's Table, who launched two product lines, Half Pint Palates in 2013 and will be launching Mother Meatball in 2015, shares her journey from a successful corporate executive chef to starting her own company. You'll learn why she felt compelled toward entrepreneurship, how she made the tough decision to leave a great job, the early steps she took to launch the business, and how her life has since changed throughout her odyssey.