Podcasts about TEC

A prova do TEC está chegando, e estudar apenas o que você já viu pode não ser suficiente. Em 2025, novas atualizações mudaram pontos importantes de diretrizes que aparecem com frequência na prova de título de especialista em Cardiologia.Neste episódio especial do DozeCast para o DozeTEC, Victor Bemfica e William Batah fazem uma revisão estratégica da reta final: passam por temas centrais e destacam as principais mudanças recentes, mostrando como esses assuntos costumam ser cobrados nas questões.A proposta não é fazer uma revisão enciclopédica. É organizar o raciocínio para você identificar o que merece atenção máxima agora. Especialmente os conteúdos em que uma mudança de recomendação pode transformar uma alternativa aparentemente correta na pegadinha da prova.

¿El hidrógeno verde es la "bala de plata" de la transición energética o una costosa ilusión? Viajamos desde la ciencia ficción de Julio Verne hasta la física moderna para desmontar sus mitos, analizar sus límites termodinámicos y explorar las soluciones científicas reales que pueden guiar nuestro futuro sustentable. En este episodio participan Jorge Cholula Díaz, profesor investigador de la Escuela de Ingeniería y Ciencias del Tec de Monterrey; Luis Fernández Carril, gerente académico de Sostenibilidad en Ruta Azul del Tec de Monterrey, y Roxana Shafiee, científica del Centro para el Medio Ambiente de la Universidad de Harvard.

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En la entrevista del programa La Miel en tu radio conversamos con el Tec. Pablo Maessen - ExpoApícola Lavalle - Mendoza - FILAPI 2026 12/9/2026 no cuenta sobre todos los Concursos de la FILAPI 2026 y todo sobre la ExpoApícola Lavalle Mendoza 2026.

Foundations of Amateur Radio In the middle of the night when insomnia rears its head, there are occasions when an idea sprouts that is still with me the next day. I imagined a spinning globe that shows ionospheric propagation and allows you to navigate around the world and experiment. Think the ionospheric equivalent of windy.com in 3D. To get to that point, I started off with the Australian Space Weather Forecasting Centre. I was on a roll when I discovered that under "HF Systems" it has a "Global HF" section with "Ionospheric Map", which, curiously enough, shows exactly what you'd expect. What surprised me was that below the map is an animation viewer that allows you to see the last three days in half hour increments. Excitedly playing with this I found myself locked out and on the phone to the Bureau of Meteorology. I suspect that someone didn't tell the people who configured their content delivery network that users might be loading a gross of images from their website in short order, or two gross, if you also look at the "T-Index Map", like I did. With no immediate solution on the horizon, I went on the hunt for other sources of maps and discovered the NASA/JPL-Caltech GUARDIAN project, described as near-real-time ionospheric monitoring software for natural hazards warning. Their website has a limited archive of daily videos showing how the ionosphere changes, which was exciting until I discovered that my computer wanted to download each one, rather than play them in the browser, so making lemonade, I downloaded all of last month, thank you "curl", used my favourite video editing tool, "ffmpeg", to combine them, then uploaded the result to my VK6FLAB YouTube channel for our enjoyment. What's fascinating to me is being able to see, for the first time, just how the ionosphere changes throughout the month. You can see where there's regular solar activity and where exceptions occur. I'll note that there's a few gaps, I suspect that the software behind the scenes at JPL had some outages, but what's there is what was available. Now for the interesting stuff. This data is not created by something monitoring in space at L1, or in orbit around Earth, it's created by ground stations scattered around the planet. GUARDIAN is based around the Global Navigation Satellite System or GNSS. The project, to give its full name, the GNSS Upper Atmospheric Real-time Disaster Information and Alert Network, uses the radio signals from the four navigation constellations, GPS, Galileo, BDS and GLONASS. Name aside, the project has some really interesting goals; objective one, the result of which you can see in the video or on the website, is to allow users to explore ionospheric perturbations, in other words, you can see how the ionosphere changes over time. This is achieved by some cool radio phenomena, specifically, two different GNSS carrier frequencies will show phase change as well as alter what's known as "pseudorange", the apparent distance between a satellite and a receiver, affected by among other things, the "Total Electron Content" or TEC along the signal path. What that means is that the satellite signal is directly and proportionally affected by what's happening in the ionosphere. As an aside, this phenomenon can impact your mobile phone navigation, more on that in a moment. In other words, if you can measure how the radio signals from a navigation satellite change, you can calculate what the ionosphere is doing along a direct line between the transmitter and receiver, in response to natural and man-made events on Earth. If that's not enough, remember, this is just the first objective, the second one is to automatically detect those changes, the third objective is to characterise potential natural hazards. Lots of words to say that the aim is to detect events like geomagnetic storms, tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, thunderstorms, not to mention explosions and rocket launches. You can explore some historic examples on the GUARDIAN website at JPL. You can also compare the current planetary geomagnetic index with what comes out of the GUARDIAN project. At this point you might wonder what the ionosphere has to do with tsunamis? As it turns out, a whole range of natural and man-made hazards impact the ionosphere due to significant displacements of air at the surface, and the project used historic hazards and ionospheric data to link the two, and in July 2025, the magnitude 8.8 Kamchatka earthquake and associated tsunami was automatically detected 30 minutes before it reached the coast of Hawai'i. If that doesn't hit you in the Wow spot, during my research I came across several projects that explore the use of mobile phone GPS receivers as sensors. There's billions of those, so potentially, planetary coverage. For comparison, in 2022 there were 80 Global Differential GPS ground stations powering GUARDIAN, today the network has over 200 sites. Google Research published an article in 2024 using the same methodologies to measure the ionosphere using millions of mobile phone GPS receivers, effectively doubling coverage. Their article in Nature goes into detail which devices were used and how, essentially, using anonymised and privatised Android location data. From an amateur radio perspective, it's interesting to note just how variable and dynamic the ionosphere is and what types of phenomena affect it. I also wonder if my PlutoSDR might be used to have a go, since we're talking about radio frequencies around 1.1 and 1.5 GHz. All the more reason to get on-air and make some noise and excite the ionosphere and a receiver somewhere on Earth. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

Cuando hablamos de golpe de calor, no estamos hablando simplemente de un niño que tiene mucho calor: estamos hablando de una verdadera emergencia médica. Y aquí hay algo fundamental para quienes cuidamos a niños. El diagnóstico es clínico, el deterioro puede ser muy rápido y cada minuto cuenta. ¿Cómo diferenciamos a un niño simplemente acalorado de un agotamiento por calor o de un golpe de calor? ¿Qué signos nos tienen que hacer actuar inmediatamente? ¿Cuál es la mejor estrategia de enfriamiento y qué debemos recomendar a nuestros pacientes, especialmente adolescentes, que entrenan o compiten bajo temperaturas extremas? En este episodio hablamos acerca de todo esto en la práctica clínica. Y para ello nos acompaña desde Mazatlán, México, el Dr. Carlos Luis Alcántar Sánchez, médico cirujano, partero egresado de la Universidad de Monterrey y especialista en pediatría por el TEC de Monterrey. Actualmente ejerce en el IMSS y en la práctica privada en el Hospital Marina, Hospital Sharp y el Hospital Alhma en Mazatlán, México. @‌drcarlosalcantarpediatra ¿Tienes algún comentario sobre este episodio o sugerencias de temas para un futuro podcast?  Escríbenos a pediatrasenlinea@childrenscolorado.org.

En la entrevista del programa La Miel en tu radio conversamos con el Tec. Pablo Maessen - ExpoApícola Lavalle - Mendoza - FILAPI 2026 29/8/2026 no cuenta sobre todos los Concursos de la FILAPI 2026 y todo sobre la ExpoApícola Lavalle Mendoza 2026.

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It's September, which means it's time for the back-to-school edition of the irrepressible Radio Therapy Broadcast series as Dave returns for another dose of the good stuff delivered in his own inimitable way. Back to back, wall to wall, top notch dance floor business. Just the way we like it. Enjoy! Tracklist... 1. Monkey Safari ‘Future' [Good Vibes From Paradise] 2. Braxton ‘Pyro Flow' [Bedrock] 3. Iorie & Franca ‘Hypno Therapy' (Dilby) [Kiosk ID] 4. Elia Erium ‘Hypnotic Induction' [Nights Of Solace] 5. Stefan Obermaier & Marner ‘Hielo' (Gorge) [Tales Of Romance] 6. Jamie Stevens & Kasey Taylor ‘Hocu Pocu' [Sudbeat] 7. Quivver ‘Disconnect' [Anjunadeep] 8. Kittin ‘Life Is My Teacher'(Simon Vuarambom) [SCI & TEC] 9. Boxer ‘Ease Yourself Back Into Consciousness' [Housestrike] 10. Jamie Stevens feat. Wilma ‘Tell You Later' (M.O.S) [Music To Die For] 11. Fauxplay ‘Back In The Day' [Music To Die For] 12. Quivver ‘Illusion' [Anjunadeep] This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

It's September, which means it's time for the back-to-school edition of the irrepressible Radio Therapy Broadcast series as Dave returns for another dose of the good stuff delivered in his own inimitable way. Back to back, wall to wall, top notch dance floor business. Just the way we like it. Enjoy! Tracklist... 1. Monkey Safari ‘Future' [Good Vibes From Paradise] 2. Braxton ‘Pyro Flow' [Bedrock] 3. Iorie & Franca ‘Hypno Therapy' (Dilby) [Kiosk ID] 4. Elia Erium ‘Hypnotic Induction' [Nights Of Solace] 5. Stefan Obermaier & Marner ‘Hielo' (Gorge) [Tales Of Romance] 6. Jamie Stevens & Kasey Taylor ‘Hocu Pocu' [Sudbeat] 7. Quivver ‘Disconnect' [Anjunadeep] 8. Kittin ‘Life Is My Teacher'(Simon Vuarambom) [SCI & TEC] 9. Boxer ‘Ease Yourself Back Into Consciousness' [Housestrike] 10. Jamie Stevens feat. Wilma ‘Tell You Later' (M.O.S) [Music To Die For] 11. Fauxplay ‘Back In The Day' [Music To Die For] 12. Quivver ‘Illusion' [Anjunadeep] This podcast is hosted by Syndicast.

On this podcast we delve into how technology can provide an open door to careers in the entertainment industry and how to make sure we are on the winning side of AI. Dominique DiPrima is joined by Rashidi Jones and MBA and entertainment executive who is the cofounder of Tec Leimert (Technology Entertainment Convergence).https://tecleimert.org/index.html https://www.dominiquediprima.com/

Una pequeña bolita en un testículo. Seis meses de espera. Tres cirugías y varios años de quimioterapia. La historia de Alejandro Nava revela que el diagnóstico tardío de enfermedades masculinas no siempre nace del descuido, sino de una compleja red de silencios, mandatos culturales y fallas del sistema que moldean la salud de los hombres. En este episodio de Historias para mentes curiosas entrevistamos a Alejandro Nava, sobreviviente de cáncer testicular. Al doctor Daniel Olvera Posada, médico urólogo, subespecialista en cirugía de mínima invasión y profesor del Sistema Tec Salud, y al doctor Armando Díaz Camarena, sociólogo especializado en masculinidades y profesor de la Escuela de Humanidades y Educación del Tec de Monterrey, Campus Guadalajara.

Can conscious leadership survive an era of disruption, geopolitical chaos, and financial pressure? The answer may lie not in better strategy but in how leaders convene, listen, and think together when no one has the answers alone.In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with transformational facilitation pioneer Jon Berghoff to preview the 2025 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit and its theme, "Leading in Radical Uncertainty." They explore how "conscious convening" — the art of designing meaningful group dialogue — helps CEOs transform uncertainty into collective wisdom, courage, and action.Geopolitical volatility, tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and the rise of AI, quantum computing, and robotics are reshaping leadership faster than most organizations can adapt. Timothy Henry highlights the Summit's three core themes: how leaders show up personally, how organizations build internal trust, and how companies structurally prepare for an unpredictable future. He also previews speakers like Amy Fox, Melanie Del Becco of Torani, Ashley Blumenfeld of Standard Meat, Brie Olsen of PacSun, and Jana Werner's "octopus organization" model.At the heart of the episode is Berghoff's philosophy of conscious convening: collective intelligence outperforms any single expert in the room. He explains how intentional pauses for contemplation, paired with structured peer-to-peer conversations, turn passive audiences into active co-creators — "turning the room into the stage." Drawing on Amy Edmondson's research on psychological safety, he describes how offering equal invitations (not obligations) to speak creates space for CEOs to have honest, vulnerable conversations with peers.Sisodia raises a central tension: awakening to conscious capitalism is one thing; staying awake to it is far harder. He references Eric Ries's "financial gravity" — the pull toward short-term, shareholder-only thinking — and previews his session with Michael Harth on how governance can sustain conscious practices through leadership and ownership changes. The episode concludes with Berghoff's "crucible moments," including formative experiences at Vitamix and a chance meeting with Joseph Jaworski of Royal Dutch Shell, which shaped his belief that leadership is about inviting answers, not having them.Key Highlights:"It's one thing to awaken, it's another to stay awake." Adopting conscious capitalism versus sustaining it under financial pressure.Financial gravity never disappears — it must be managed, not escaped.Psychological safety isn't declared; it's designed through equal invitations to speak."Turning the room into the stage": peer dialogue surfaces insights no single speaker could deliver alone.Vulnerability is an ability, not a liability — emotional connection makes gatherings transformative.Great leaders don't have the answers; they design for them to emerge from anywhere in the room.Resources Mentioned:2026 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit, "Leading in Radical Uncertainty" — Sept. 8–10, Beaver Creek, CO.Amy Edmondson's research on psychological safety.Eric Ries's "financial gravity" framework.XChange, Berghoff's company, which has trained 26,000+ change agents in conscious convening.Joseph Jaworski (Royal Dutch Shell) and Jodi Berg/Lori Connors (Vitamix) — mentors behind Berghoff's philosophy.Speaker preview: Amy Fox, Melanie Del Becco, Ashley Blumenfeld, Brie Olsen, Jana Werner.About the Guest:Jon Berghoff is a pioneer in transformational facilitation and founder of XChange, which has trained over 26,000 change agents in 50+ countries in the art of conscious convening. He has designed and led gatherings for Facebook, BMW, NASA, HP, Google, Stanford University, and Conscious Capitalism. Berghoff previously served as a senior leader at Vitamix before founding his own company. He will serve as lead facilitator for the 2025 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit, "Leading in Radical Uncertainty," September 8–10 in Beaver Creek, Colorado. Learn more at consciouscapitalism.org.Enjoying the show? A quick review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify helps us reach more listeners. Transcripts and show notes are available at The Conscious Capitalists.Timestamps:0:00 — Cold open and introduction of Jon Berghoff3:06 — CEO Summit overview: "Leading in Radical Uncertainty"8:47 — Jon Berghoff defines "conscious convening"12:31 — Making sense of disruption-era information overload15:07 — Raj Sisodia on "financial gravity" and collective courage17:39 — How psychological safety is built in a room of CEOs20:21 — Preview of Raj's Summit session on sustaining consciousness24:00 — Berghoff's breakthrough facilitation stories from past Summits31:36 — Berghoff's crucible moments: Vitamix and Joseph Jaworski34:39 — Raj on love, vulnerability, and the heart of conscious business37:19 — Closing remarks and Summit details

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What happens when leaders stop performing, take the mask off, and start doing the deeper work? On this episode of I Am Refocused Radio, we sit down with Trevor Bryce Stevenson, Human Dynamics & Experience Specialist, executive coach, retreat facilitator, adventure guide, and founder of FUNdaMENtal Leadership. Trevor's background is anything but conventional. Before spending more than two decades coaching leaders, he guided expeditions across four continents, including wilderness adventures, paddling experiences, overland journeys, and ocean crossings. Those experiences taught him how to read people under pressure, build trust, balance challenge with play, and create environments where people can move beyond what they thought was possible. For the past 21 years, Trevor has coached executives and teams in emotional intelligence, nervous system regulation, conscious leadership, and human dynamics across public service, healthcare, education, and the private sector. Today, he combines that leadership work with adventure and experiential learning to help people become healthier, more connected, and more effective leaders. Through his work, Trevor designs and facilitates leadership retreats for EO, YPO, TEC, MacKay CEO Forums, leadership teams, and independent peer groups, blending deep conversations, leadership development, adventure, connection, laughter, and reflection into experiences built to create lasting change. Trevor is also the founder of FUNdaMENtal, a brotherhood for men who are ready to stop performing, connect more honestly, carry less, and create healthier impact in their lives, families, relationships, and work. The community includes regular conversations, outdoor experiences, retreats, and opportunities for deeper personal growth. In this conversation, we explore authentic leadership, emotional intelligence, vulnerability, brotherhood, nervous system regulation, leadership under pressure, adventure, joy, relationships, burnout, personal freedom, and why some of the most powerful breakthroughs happen when people finally feel safe enough to be themselves.https://fundamentalleadership.ca/homeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-refocused-radio--2671113/support.Subscribe now at YouTube.com/@RefocusedNetworkThank you for your time. 

On Part One of this special edition of The Leadership Standard, recorded live at the TEC Canada National Member Conference in Calgary, Jamie Mason Cohen sits down with Canadian entrepreneurs, CEOs, TEC Chairs, and business leaders to explore what leadership looks like when strategies, technologies, and expectations keep changing.Across industries ranging from healthcare technology and digital media to manufacturing, construction, and outdoor services, these leaders share how they're navigating artificial intelligence, acquisitions, multigenerational ownership, expansion, talent, innovation, culture, and the human challenges that come with leading through change.Andrée-Anne Chevalier discusses second-generation leadership, completing a first acquisition, and protecting a company's purpose while transforming how it operates. Anthony Kowalczyk explores AI, critical thinking, strategic partnerships, and why leaders should question the incentives behind the digital platforms they rely on.Steve Lendt, Sahiza Hossenbaccus, Brian Brennan, and John Richards dive into marketing, psychological safety, continuous improvement, expansion, and the value of building a business around people. Brian also shares why leadership coaching begins with curiosity rather than answers—and how asking the right questions can uncover potential that might otherwise go unnoticed.Byron Veldjesgraaf shares lessons from multigenerational family business and giving the next generation room to lead differently, while Chris Burns explores innovation, environmental change, mentorship, trusting your team, and learning to respond rather than react.Part One closes with Chris Hardwick and Alex Yakovyshenko discussing AI, loneliness at the top, succession, human connection, and the role communities like TEC play in giving leaders a place to challenge their thinking and speak openly with people who understand the responsibility of leadership.Throughout these conversations, one idea keeps returning: leaders don't need to have every answer. They need the curiosity to ask better questions, the willingness to listen, and the courage to stay open to what becomes possible.Chapters00:00 Introduction & The Human Work of Leadership02:15 Andrée-Anne Chevalier — Second-Generation Leadership, Growth & Acquisition08:10 Anthony Kowalczyk — AI, Critical Thinking & Strategic Growth13:55 Steve Lendt, Sahiza Hossenbaccus, Brian Brennan & John Richards — Culture, Psychological Safety & Growth23:10 Brian Brennan — Curiosity, Resilience & Unlocking Team Potential31:05 Byron Veldjesgraaf — Family Business, Generational Change & Expansion36:15 Chris Burns — Innovation, Mentorship & Responding Instead of Reacting44:20 Chris Hardwick & Alex Yakovyshenko — AI, Loneliness, Succession & Human ConnectionLearn more about TEC Canada:https://bit.ly/3INwmxq

Hablamos en Bogotá con Gracy Pelacani, profesora de la Universidad de los Andes; en México con Gabriela Sliler Pagaza del Banco Base y el Tec de Monterrey, y en la capital colombiana con Andrés Nieto Molina, generador de contenidos musicales

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A un año de la elección judicial que transformó por completo al Poder Judicial de México, ¿qué tan diferente es la justicia que tenemos hoy? En este episodio de Con Su Permiso, Carlos Elizondo y Beata Wojna conversan con José Ramón Cossío, ministro de la Suprema Corte y Profesor de Excelencia del Tec de Monterrey, para hacer un balance del primer año del nuevo Poder Judicial: su desempeño, su independencia y los retos que enfrenta la nueva integración de la Corte. La reforma prometía acercar la justicia a la ciudadanía y fortalecer la legitimidad democrática del Poder Judicial. Sin embargo, los primeros meses han estado marcados por una menor productividad, decisiones controvertidas, tensiones internas y nuevos problemas institucionales.

Nuestra cronista trotamundos Amelia Cristina Tor en Brasil con el Tec. Apic. Jhon Fredy Bohorquez y empresario colombiano 15/08/2026. Quien nos habla sobre su empresa y las actividades realizadas en su país.

Adoptar inteligencia artificial a un ritmo acelerado sin medir su impacto real en el negocio puede convertirse en un chiste muy caro. Esta semana analizamos el estudio de AWS y Strand Partners, el cual revela que casi la mitad de las empresas en México carecen de un método confiable para medir el retorno de inversión (ROI) de la AI, mientras enfrentan el reto de preparar a sus organizaciones para la AI agéntica. En este episodio también encontrará:Ivonne Mejía asume como la primera mujer en liderar Microsoft México, Axtel y el Tec de Monterrey crean un laboratorio de AI aplicada y El IMCO descarta la sustitución masiva de empleos de entrada por AI. Secciones:Historia Innovadora: Universidad de Monterrey. Así lo dijo: Inés Casares, CEO de Wizeline. Breves de la semana sobre ciberseguridad (Permiso para ciberoperaciones privadas en Estados Unidos, lanzamiento de GPT-5.6-Cyber por OpenAI y el parche crítico de Microsoft) Prompt que me cambió la vida: Fernando Zambrana (Veeam). IT Masters Insight: Héctor Cantú, CIO y director de Procesos de negocio de Grupo Villacero. #ROIdeAI #InteligenciaArtificial #LiderazgoIT #ITMasters #EstrategiaDigitalLe invitamos a seguir IT Masters Update, dejarnos sus comentarios aquí o a través de #ITMastersUpdate en las redes sociales y a visitar nuestro sitio oficial en IT Masters Mag.

Podcast del programa Imagen Empresarial transmitido originalmente el 14 de agosto del 2026. Conduce Juan Carlos De Lassé Los entrevistados de hoy: Michael Carricarte, fundador y CEO de Olé Life Tema: Llegada de Olé Life a México Héctor Juan Villarreal Páez, profesor de la Escuela de Gobierno y Transformación Pública del Tec de Monterrey. Tema: Propuestas para acelerar un crecimiento más sostenible e incluyente

Si tomas gotitas de CBD, pero nadie te las recetó...esto te interesa. En este episodio entrevistamos a Fernando Cantú Flores, médico anestesiólogo, especialista en medicina del dolor, Gerardo García Rivas, Investigador en el Área de Ciencias Cardiovasculares de la Escuela de Medicina del Tec de Monterrey y director de Investigación Traslacional en TecSalud y Arturo especialista en medicina interna y residente médico en TecSalud. ¿Te interesa la ciencia y la investigación? Visita nuestra plataforma TecScience.tec.mx Suscríbete a nuestro newsletter semanal aquí https://tecscience.tec.mx/es/subscribe/

In this live-stream episode, Bryan is joined by Tim DeStasio, John Semmelhack, and Ty Branaman for a deep dive into residential ventilation — the often-overlooked "V" in HVAC. The group opens with quick life updates before launching into a wide-ranging conversation covering the three core ventilation strategies (circulation, extraction, and dilution), how tight home construction changes the ventilation equation, and why there is no single "magic number" that works for every house. A major theme is the physics of pressurization and depressurization. Tim walks through balanced strategies (ERVs and HRVs), positive-pressure approaches using ventilating dehumidifiers, and exhaust-only setups — explaining why exhaust-only, while still code-compliant, is his least favorite option due to the risk of pulling air from crawl spaces, attics, or combustion appliances. Using REDCalc, Tim demonstrates how even modest airflow can swing a tight house's pressure by ten or more pascals, and the group discusses how wind, stack effect, and seasonal conditions constantly change a home's natural air exchange rate. Ty brings a service-focused perspective, emphasizing measurement before intervention — checking CO2, carbon monoxide, and other indicators before jumping to solutions like bigger fans or added dehumidification. He shares real-world stories, including a rental home with elevated CO from an unvented gas range, and stresses that building science problems (duct leakage, poorly placed bath fans, depressurized combustion appliances) often hide behind symptoms that look like simple ventilation shortfalls. Large kitchen range hoods get particular attention: hoods moving 1,200 CFM or more can seriously depressurize a house, and the group discusses code thresholds for interlocked and powered makeup air, along with practical products like the Fantech MUAS. John rounds out the discussion with a walkthrough of a real high-performance home design, showing how an ERV can serve both whole-house outside air and continuous bathroom exhaust, how MERV 16 pre-filtration has become a common upgrade since the 2021—2022 wildfire smoke events, and how an ERV can be configured to boost into a makeup-air role when a range hood kicks on. The episode closes with a look at ventilating dehumidifiers, demand-controlled ventilation, the tradeoffs of leaving blower fans in the "on" position, and recommended resources for anyone wanting to go deeper into building science. Topics Covered The three ventilation strategies: circulation, extraction, and dilution How tight, high-performance construction drives the need for mechanical ventilation Calculating and understanding natural air exchange rates Balanced (ERV/HRV), positive-pressure, and exhaust-only ventilation strategies Using REDCalc to model pressurization and depressurization Why exhaust-only ventilation can create combustion safety risks Designing ventilation with flexibility beyond code-minimum rates Measuring first: CO2, CO, and pollutant levels before choosing a solution Large range hoods, makeup air requirements, and the Fantech MUAS system Passive capture and range hood geometry (corner hoods vs. center islands) A real-world high-performance home ERV design walkthrough MERV 16 pre-filtration for outside air following regional wildfire smoke events Using an ERV in a makeup-air configuration for range hood operation Ventilating dehumidifier strategy and sizing considerations Demand-controlled ventilation and the new ASHRAE 62.2-2025 guidance Risks of leaving blower fans in the "on" position, including duct leakage effects Recommended building science resources: Joseph Lstiburek, Allison Bailes, and TEC classes   Have a question that you want us to answer on the podcast? Submit your questions at https://www.speakpipe.com/hvacschool Purchase your tickets or learn more about the 8th Annual HVACR Training Symposium at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium. Subscribe to our podcast on your iPhone or Android. Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Check out our handy calculators here or on the HVAC School Mobile App for Apple and Android.

Marco Fernández, profesor investigador de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey

In this short episode from the Bry-X stage of the 7th Annual HVACR Training Symposium, Tessa Murry gives a class on building science basics: The House Always Wins! Tessa is a building scientist who works with TEC. Tessa's class is about how the house puts HVAC contractors in difficult situations. When people have indoor air quality or comfort concerns, the HVAC often takes the blame, even if the issue is with the house. There are usually several little home improvement decisions that create unintended consequences and add up. In many cases, when there aren't exhaust fans in kitchens and bathrooms, moisture stays inside and can cause indoor condensation. Air-sealing, adding or removing insulation, replacing windows, replacing furnaces with a different efficiency model, and even moving people in can all affect comfort and air quality. Comfort issues and complaints, such as hot and cold spots, often point to issues with the house, not necessarily just the HVAC system. Pressure boundaries and thermal boundaries in the building envelope need to be aligned, continuous, and consistent for HVAC systems to do their job well, but many houses don't have that. Those boundaries need to be clear between attached spaces like attics or garages. Those spaces create problems with energy efficiency and comfort, and humidity is a problem in some climates. Garages also have fumes we want to keep out of the house.  Heat moves from hot to cold, and air moves when there is a pressure differential. Mechanical equipment and wind can drive pressure differentials. If there is a pressure difference and a hole, there will be air movement. In the winter, cold air sinks and displaces warm air, which rises and creates positive pressure at the top of the house. That air will push through gaps around can lights, vents, and more. When that humid air gets into a cold attic, the moisture will condense on the roof decking surface and cause an ice dam to form. In the summer, hot, humid air comes into the structure. Regardless of the house's issues with air movement, it's on HVAC contractors to make the decisions that put the occupant's health and safety first, including calling the contractors with the knowledge to diagnose the house's problem.   Have a question that you want us to answer on the podcast? Submit your questions at https://www.speakpipe.com/hvacschool. Purchase your tickets or learn more about the 8th Annual HVACR Training Symposium at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium. Subscribe to our podcast on your iPhone or Android. Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Check out our handy calculators here or on the HVAC School Mobile App for Apple and Android.

What if some of the greatest investment opportunities weren't hiding in Silicon Valley or Wall Street, but inside small businesses that have been overlooked for decades?In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with Monika Mantilla, Co-Founder, President & CEO of Altura Capital (https://alturacap.com/), to explore how patient capital, purpose-driven investing, and entrepreneurial success can create extraordinary financial returns while strengthening communities. Over the past 21 years, Monika has built a proven track record investing in lower middle market businesses across low-and-moderate-income communities, demonstrating that impact and performance are not competing priorities, but mutually reinforcing ones.Monika shares why Altura Capital was intentionally built as an investment platform rather than a traditional private equity fund, allowing the firm to provide flexible capital tailored to the unique needs of growing businesses. She explains why patient investment horizons of three to seven years, combined with operational partnership and long-term thinking, consistently outperform short-term approaches. Along the way, she introduces The Altura Way, the firm's ten-pillar value creation framework that helps companies strengthen strategy, operations, leadership, governance, digital transformation, and community impact while building more resilient businesses.The conversation also explores one of the largest untapped opportunities in modern investing. Monika discusses research conducted alongside 29 of America's largest corporations that identified an estimated $590 billion in unrealized value within underserved business segments. She explains how diverse ownership, improved market access, and stronger partnerships with companies such as Walmart, Kroger, CVS, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson help unlock growth that traditional investors often overlook.But this episode reaches far beyond investing. Monika reflects on the influence of her upbringing in Bogotá, Colombia, the lasting impact of her mother, her faith-driven approach to leadership, and the philosophy that guides both her life and business: ser en el hacer—being in the doing. She also shares her unique 200-hour planning system, organizing life into fourteen categories across eight-week cycles, and explains why she considers leading Altura to be only her seventh priority after ensuring the rest of her life is aligned with her values.Listeners will gain insights into:Why the lower middle market represents one of the most overlooked opportunities in private equityWhat patient capital really means and why long-term investing creates stronger businessesHow Altura's ten-pillar value creation framework systematically scales growing companiesWhy diverse ownership and investing in underserved communities can generate above-market returnsHow market access and strategic partnerships accelerate business growthWhy values, intentional leadership, and disciplined time management are foundational to long-term successThe role conscious capitalism can play in creating both economic progress and social progressWhether you're an investor, entrepreneur, business leader, or simply interested in how capitalism can be a force for lasting value creation, this episode offers a compelling conversation about building businesses that deliver exceptional returns while expanding opportunity for more people.If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please visit The Conscious Capitalists. This show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc.Chapters0:00 Introduction – Meet Monika Mantilla, Co-Founder & CEO of Altura Capital1:50 What Is Altura Capital? Overview of the Investment Platform3:51 Why "Platform" and Not Just a Fund5:27 Patient Capital: What It Means and Why It Matters7:12 Non-Financial Investment Criteria: Values, Purpose & Impact9:39 The Meaning Behind the Name "Altura" – Height & Vision11:24 Dignity as a Core Value12:52 Women in Finance: The Case for Parity in Capital Allocation15:56 Investing in Overlooked Communities: The Opportunity & the Returns21:41 Track Record & Above-Market Returns23:26 Market Access & Corporate Relationships as a Value-Add26:23 Impact Metrics: Jobs, Communities & the Altura Way36:49 What Made Monika Monika? Roots, Values & Spiritual Foundation41:33 Time Management: The 200-Hour / 8-Week Planning System45:52 Rapid Fire Questions46:05 Favorite Book: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

10 millones de personas podrían morir cada año a causa de infecciones por superbacterias. Para hacer frente a esta amenaza, los científicos emplean herramientas como la inteligencia artificial y buscan nuevos fármacos en el acervo molecular de animales extintos. En este episodio entrevistamos al doctor César de la Fuente, profesor de biotecnología en la Universidad de Pensilvania y al doctor Marcos de Donato, investigador del Tec de Monterrey Campus Querétaro.

¿Aburrirse es perder el tiempo? Todo lo contrario. En este episodio descubrimos qué sucede en el cerebro cuando nos aburrimos, por qué este estado favorece la creatividad y la salud mental, y cómo recuperar el arte de no hacer nada. Participan la Dra. Heather Lench (Texas A&M University), el Dr. Ricardo Caraza (Hospital Zambrano Hellion) y los profesores Ana Cecilia Ahedo y Samuel García, de la Escuela de Medicina del Tec de Monterrey.

What if the most powerful solution to America's growing wealth inequality was already hiding in plain sight, inside thousands of thriving businesses across the country?In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with Loren Rodgers, Executive Director of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO), to explore how employee ownership and specifically ESOPs (Employee Stock Ownership Plans) can serve as one of the most compelling vehicles for building broad-based wealth, strengthening businesses, and elevating the practice of capitalism itself. Loren has led the NCEO since 2011, guiding a membership of over 1,700 companies, and few people in the world understand this landscape as deeply as he does.Drawing on decades of research and real-world examples from Springfield Remanufacturing Corporation to Torani to Henny Penny, Loren makes the case that employee ownership isn't just good ethics. It's good business. Groundbreaking 2026 federal research links ESOP companies to productivity gains of 5.6 to 6.7% over five years, turnover rates as low as one-quarter of non-employee-owned peers, and employee owners who carry 92% greater net household wealth than those without ownership stakes. As Loren puts it: "It's not a get-rich-quick scheme. It's a get-rich-slow scheme. Instead of creating a billionaire, let's create a thousand millionaires."But this episode goes beyond the balance sheet. Timothy, Raj, and Loren explore the cultural shift required to make ownership real, why structure alone isn't enough, and why companies that build genuine ownership culture outperform those that treat it as a legal formality. They also wrestle with the bigger picture: how artificial intelligence risks concentrating wealth even further, why employee ownership may be the most structurally sound response, and what it means for capitalism's long-term legitimacy if we fail to broaden who gets to own a piece of the economy.Listeners will gain insights into:What ESOPs are and why they represent one of the most compelling business models in America todayThe data behind employee ownership, including productivity, turnover, and household wealth outcomesWhat gets business owners to choose employee ownership over private equity or strategic buyers, and what stands in the wayWhy ownership culture matters as much as ownership structureHow ESOP companies build leadership pipelines and succession planning at every level of the organizationThe surprising bipartisan political momentum behind employee ownership legislationHow AI and rising wealth concentration make this conversation more urgent than everWhether you're a business owner thinking about your next chapter, a leader exploring what stakeholder capitalism looks like in practice, or simply someone who believes the economy works better when more people have a stake in it, this episode offers a clear-eyed and hopeful look at what's possible when we rethink who gets to own.If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please go to: https://www.consciouscapitalism.org/podcast - This show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc.

Tec. de Monterrey abre centros de acopio para apoyar a Venezuela  Malasia prolonga un año la búsqueda del vuelo MH370  Cabo Verde, el archipiélago volcánico que debutó en la justa mundialista  Más información en nuestro podcast#grc

Carlos Elizondo, catedrático de la escuela de gobierno del Tec de Monterrey,

Marco Fernández, coordinador del programa de Anticorrupción y Educación de México Evalúa y de la Escuela de Gobierno del TEC de Monterrey, nos platica sobre el tema

In this episode, Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia welcome Stewart Kohl, Co-CEO of The Riverside Company, a global private equity firm known for its long-term, values-centered approach to investing.To see the full video podcast, check out the Conscious Capitalists YouTube channel hereDrawing on decades of experience, Stewart shares his powerful perspective on integrating values with valuation in the world of private equity, and what it takes to invest wisely during times of radical uncertainty. Stewart reflects on the discipline required to stay true to purpose while navigating shifting markets and evolving stakeholder expectations.The conversation also explores the practical realities of responsible investing, including the growing importance of employee ownership and stewardship. Stewart offers candid insights into what it means to lead consciously, build resilient businesses, and champion sustainable growth across diverse industries. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that highlights the future of capitalism—and reveals why values-driven leadership remains one of the most powerful levers for long-term impact. If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider following the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please go to: https://www.theconsciouscapitalists.comThis show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc. (https://www.consciouscapitalism.org/) and is produced by Rainbow Creative (https://www.rainbowcreative.co/) with Matthew "MoJo" Jones as Executive Producer, Nicholas Peters as Producer, and Nathan Wheatley as Editor.Thank you for your support!- Timothy & RajChapters00:00 Introduction and Responsibilities of an Investor03:19 Values and Valuation in Private Equity06:46 The Importance of Company Culture08:34 Navigating Radical Uncertainty10:31 The Role of Industry Expertise20:39 Responsible Investing and Stewardship30:04 The Importance of Conscious Growth30:25 Strategies for Healthy Business Growth30:45 Organic and Inorganic Growth Tactics31:53 The Risks and Rewards of M&A33:59 Employee Ownership and Its Impact36:26 Creating an Ownership Culture38:58 Empathy in Leadership46:28 The Role of Co-CEOs in Business51:47 Rapid Fire Round56:13 Final Thoughts on Conscious Capitalism

Hablamos en México con Gabriela Siller Pagaza, del Banco Base y el Tec de Monterrey; en Bogotá con la abogada y columnista Tatiana Dangond, y en la misma ciudad con el periodista Mauricio Silva Guzmán

Welcome to the Atomic Anesthesia podcast hosted by CRNA professor Dr. Rhea Temmermand and Co-Founder Sachi Lord. On this show, you'll hear clear, clinically grounded discussions designed for nurse anesthesia residents and CRNAs who want to feel more confident in complex pharmacology, physiology, and real-world anesthesia decision-making.Want more content like this? Become a member of our learning platform: http://atomicanesthesia.comIn this episode:Why desflurane needs its own specialized Tec 6 vaporizer (and what its 22.8°C boiling point means for safe delivery)The four inhalational agents you need to know cold — sevoflurane, isoflurane, desflurane, nitrous oxide — with MAC values, blood:gas coefficients, and clinical trade-offsHow coronary steal actually works with isoflurane, and when it matters at the bedsideThe second gas effect explained at the alveolar level: concentrating effect + augmented inflowCompound A, carbon monoxide, methionine synthase inhibition — the metabolic pitfalls each agent brings to a caseTailoring agent choice for pediatric, geriatric, pregnant, neuro, and cardiac patients

Carlos Elizondo, catedrático de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey y analista

Marco Fernández, coord. del Programa de Anticorrupción y Educación de México Evalúa y de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey.

What does it truly mean to be accountable as a business leader, and why does it matter now more than ever?In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with Kate Adams, Chief Impact Officer at Conscious Capitalism, Inc. and author of Accountability Under Fire, for a thoughtful exploration of one of the most pressing challenges facing modern leadership.As organizations navigate increasing scrutiny from employees, customers, investors, and the public, accountability has become more than a values-based aspiration. It is now a critical business imperative. Drawing from her new book and decades of experience advising leaders across the business, nonprofit, and social impact sectors, Kate shares a practical framework for understanding what accountability looks like in action and why so many organizations struggle to achieve it.Throughout the conversation, Kate introduces her Accountability Ladder, a model that helps leaders assess where their organizations stand and what it takes to build accountability into the culture and decision-making process. Together, Timothy, Raj, and Kate explore the challenges of balancing competing stakeholder interests, the relationship between accountability and conscious leadership, and why creating win-win-win outcomes often requires far more creativity than leaders realize.The discussion also examines the role of boards and CEOs in shaping accountability, the importance of organizational trust, and how leaders can respond when mistakes inevitably occur. From corporate apologies and political engagement to emerging technologies such as AI and blockchain, this episode offers a timely look at how accountability is evolving in an increasingly transparent world.Listeners will gain insights into:The difference between accountability, responsibility, and traditional CSR initiativesHow to identify and prioritize the stakeholders most affected by your decisionsThe five stages of organizational accountability and what separates reactive companies from truly accountable onesWhy creating win-win-win outcomes is often harder than it soundsHow board and CEO alignment can strengthen or undermine accountability effortsHow AI and emerging technologies are changing the way organizations measure and manage impactThe connection between accountability, conscious leadership, and long-term organizational healthAnd more!Whether you're leading a company, serving on a board, or seeking to build a more values-driven organization, this episode offers practical wisdom on how accountability can become a source of trust, resilience, and sustainable success.If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us reach more listeners.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please visit The Conscious Capitalists.This show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc. and is produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew “MoJo” Jones as Executive Producer and Nathan Wheatley as Editor.CHAPTERS00:00 – Welcome & Introduction01:30 – Why Kate Wrote Accountability Under Fire05:00 – Accountability vs. CSR and ESG: Understanding the Difference09:30 – Accountability and Caring as a Leadership Partnership13:00 – Mapping Stakeholders and Measuring Impact18:00 – The Challenge of Creating Win-Win-Win Outcomes22:30 – Why Some Organizations Embrace Accountability More Effectively28:00 – Can Accountability Be Delegated?33:00 – Leaving Organizations Better Than We Found Them37:00 – Board and CEO Alignment on Accountability41:30 – The Accountability Ladder Explained48:00 – Corporate Apologies, Forgiveness, and Trust53:00 – CEOs, Public Issues, and Leadership Responsibility57:30 – AI, Blockchain, and the Future of Accountability01:00:00 – Conscious Capitalism and Accountability in Practice01:03:30 – Is Accountability a Form of Love?01:05:30 – Rapid Fire Questions01:11:00 – What Is Giving Kate Hope Today?01:12:30 – Closing Thoughts & Final TakeawaysThank you for your support!Timothy & Raj

En esta Receta retomo cuatro preguntas que me hicieron en vivo el día que grabamos el podcast con el Tec de Monterrey con mi coach, Evelyn Méndez. ¿Cuándo el coaching dejó de ser una herramienta y se volvió una responsabilidad con mi equipo? ¿Qué partes de mí tuve que suavizar y endurecer para poder liderar? ¿Cuántos años me tomó realmente abrir mi primera repostería? Y qué haría hoy si arrancara un negocio desde cero — ¿marca, inventario o distribución?

México y UE alistan nuevo acuerdo comercial  Vecinos de Tecámac denuncian contaminación por basurero  Descubren nueva especie de dinosaurio en ChinaMás información en nuestro podcast  #grc

Chris Ryan returns for another “doomscroll” with Jason and Tyler. In this episode: (2:58) Hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks (15:23) CIA and the Tecámac car bombing (22:14) RFK Jr. and tanning restrictions (30:52) Missing Maldives divers (38:11) Cuban military drones? (43:56) Fun insurance fraud schemes (49:23) ‘The Feed is Fake' (1:03:17) Top five conspiracy theories Hosts: Jason Concepcion and Tyler Parker Guest: Chris Ryan Producers: Cory McConnell, Donnie Beacham, and Justin Sayles Art direction: David Shoemaker Motion graphics and animations: Chris Calleton Engineering: Sarah Reddy Set design: Hannah Leiken and Jonathan Ratliff Additional Support: Dae Shik Kim Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Por primera vez en cinco años salimos a grabar el podcast fuera del estudio y la oficina. Grabamos con el TEC de Monterrey, a beneficio del programa Líderes del Mañana, con una conversación que para mí es central: cómo cuidamos lo humano dentro de nuestras organizaciones.Me acompañó Evelyn Méndez, mi coach de años, alguien que ha sido fundamental een el desarollo de mi equipo. Hablamos de la confianza como base de cualquier liderazgo. Y cómo los líderes modelamos esa confianza todos los días, más con lo que hacemos que con lo que decimos.También revisamos los retos de construir confianza en uno mismo, los juicios que cargamos, la tentación del control, y por qué la consistencia importa más que una buena conversación aislada.Les dejo los datos para contactar a Evelyn MéndezConsultor Senior Organizacional y de Cambio.Coach Senior de Ejecutivos y Equipos.email: evelyn@grupoexperiencia3cs.comCelular +573153694551@evelynmendezzurita

How do you reinvent a legacy retail brand for an entirely new generation without losing its identity in the process?In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with Brieane Olson, CEO of PacSun, to explore one of retail's most compelling transformation stories. Under Brianna's leadership, PacSun evolved from a struggling mall retailer into a digital first, purpose driven brand approaching $1 billion in revenue by embracing a bold philosophy: co-creation.Drawing from her new book, Co-Created, and a recently released Harvard Business School case study, Brieane shares how PacSun built deep cultural relevance with Gen Z and Gen Alpha by inviting young consumers directly into the brand building process. From the company's Youth Advisory Council to viral TikTok moments that moved hundreds of thousands of products organically, this conversation unpacks how listening became PacSun's greatest competitive advantage.But this episode goes beyond marketing strategy. Brieane opens up about her personal leadership evolution, the role of purpose in navigating uncertainty, and why conscious leadership requires both humility and courage. Together, Timothy, Raj, and Brieane explore the tension between brand control and customer participation, the challenges of sustainability in youth retail, and how AI is reshaping the future of commerce.Listeners will gain insights into:How PacSun transformed from a legacy retailer into a culturally relevant Gen Z brandWhy co-creation is a business strategy, not just a marketing tacticThe role of PacSun's Youth Advisory Council in shaping products, campaigns, and company directionHow a single organic TikTok moment helped sell more than 200,000 pairs of jeansWhy purpose and co-creation must work together to create authentic brand trustHow PacSun is approaching AI adoption across the organization while remaining intentionally human centeredThe operational challenges of moving at the speed of culture in modern retailWhether you're leading a consumer brand, navigating organizational transformation, or exploring what conscious leadership looks like in practice, this episode offers a powerful case study in how companies can grow by listening more deeply to the communities they serve.If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please go to: The Conscious CapitalistsThis show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc. and is produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew “MoJo” Jones as Executive Producer, and Nathan Wheatley as Editor.CHAPTERS00:00 – Welcome & Introduction01:45 – Meet Brianna Olson & the PacSun Transformation05:35 – What Is Co-Creation? The Strategy Explained10:50 – The Youth Advisory Council & Gen Z Leadership18:30 – Purpose, Conscious Capitalism & Finding Her True North22:40 – The Viral TikTok Moment That Sold 200,000 Pairs of Jeans36:20 – Purpose as a Framework for Co-Creation40:00 – Building Community & Real-Time Customer Feedback50:50 – From $785M to Nearly $1 Billion in Revenue55:00 – How PacSun Is Using (and Not Using) AI01:05:00 – Sustainability, Suppliers & Affordability01:21:00 – Closing Thoughts & Final TakeawaysThank you for your support!Timothy & Raj

En este episodio de Dinero en Español converso con Krissia García, empresaria salvadoreña radicada en Maryland y fundadora de Klean, una empresa de limpieza que ha crecido de manera extraordinaria gracias a una combinación poderosa de visión, liderazgo, mentalidad y disciplina empresarial.Krissia comparte la historia real detrás de su crecimiento: cómo comenzó limpiando casas mientras trabajaba tiempo completo, cómo pasó de sentirse autoempleada y estresada a construir una empresa con múltiples equipos, supervisores, procesos, cultura y liderazgo. Hablamos sobre el momento en que entendió que no podía hacerlo todo sola, la importancia de delegar, contratar bien y crear una estructura que no dependa completamente del dueño.También profundizamos en temas que aplican a cualquier negocio, sin importar la industria:• Cómo desarrollar una mentalidad de abundancia en lugar de vivir desde la carencia• Por qué aprender a cobrar correctamente cambia el futuro de una empresa• Cómo construir equipos con valores y buena actitud• La diferencia entre trabajar duro y construir algo sostenible• Cómo rodearte de personas y mentores que te ayuden a crecer• La importancia de seguir estudiando, capacitándote y manteniéndote humilde• Cómo liderar personas sin perder la humanidadKrissia habla con total claridad sobre los errores, el estrés, las dudas y los retos emocionales de liderar un negocio mientras también crece como persona, madre y empresaria. Además, comparte cómo decidió invertir en educación, entrar a masterminds, estudiar en el TEC de Monterrey y crear ahora su propia comunidad para ayudar a otros dueños de negocios en la industria de la limpieza.Este episodio no es solamente sobre limpiar casas. Es una conversación sobre liderazgo, visión, crecimiento personal, estructura empresarial y el proceso de construir una empresa que refleje quién eres y hacia dónde quieres llegar.Si eres dueño de negocio, emprendedor, líder de equipo o simplemente alguien buscando inspiración para crecer personal y profesionalmente, este episodio te va a dejar pensando.Sigue a Krissia en:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/krissiagarcia_kleanTodo sobre sus programas y su comunidad en:https://krissiagarcia.com____________________________Dinero en Español es una producción de Dinero Coaching, LLC_____________________________Sophronia Wealth Advisors (“Sophronia”) is a registered investment advisor offering advisory services in the States of Texas, California and in other jurisdictions where exempted. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training.  This communication is for informational purposes only and is not intended as tax, accounting or legal advice, as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell, or as an endorsement of any company, security, fund, or other securities or non-securities offering.This communication should not be relied upon as the sole factor in an investment making decision. The information herein is provided “AS IS” and without warranties of any kind either express or implied. To the fullest extent permissible pursuant to applicable laws, Sophronia Wealth Advisors (referred to as “Sophronia”) disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, and suitability for a particular purpose.All opinions and estimates constitute Sophronia's judgement as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. Sophronia does not warrant that the information will be free from error. The information should not be relied upon for purposes of transacting securities or other invest

Carlos Elizondo, catedrático de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey y analista

¿Opera la CIA en suelo mexicano? En esta edición especial de Saga Noticias analizamos la explosión en Tecámac, la presunta cacería de la DEA contra narcopolíticos y la contundente respuesta de Omar García Harfuch ante las revelaciones de seguridad nacional que sacuden al país. Tras los reportes internacionales de CNN sobre supuestas operaciones letales encubiertas en el Estado de México, el gabinete de seguridad mexicano negó categóricamente cualquier intervención unilateral de agencias extranjeras. Además, exploramos las implicaciones políticas y de soberanía nacional detrás de la explosión vinculada a facciones del Cártel de Sinaloa, el hermetismo institucional y la creciente tensión en la cooperación binacional entre México y Estados Unidos. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

¿Opera la CIA secretamente en México? En esta emisión de Me Lo Dijo Adela analizamos el explosivo reporte de CNN sobre presuntos asesinatos selectivos en Tecámac y la respuesta oficial de Omar García Harfuch, quien negó categóricamente cualquier operación unilateral de agencias estadounidenses en territorio nacional. Además, exploramos las revelaciones sobre operativos encubiertos cerca del AIFA y en Chihuahua, así como la supuesta lista de narcopolíticos en la mira de la DEA y el impacto que estas acciones tendrían sobre la soberanía mexicana. Con el análisis de expertos como David Saucedo y Salvador Mejía, desmenuzamos el cerco financiero contra Rubén Rocha Moya, el juicio político impulsado por Morena contra Maru Campos y la creciente presión de la administración de Donald Trump sobre la clase política mexicana. Un programa clave para entender la crisis de seguridad, la narcopolítica y el futuro de la cooperación bilateral entre México y Estados Unidos. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Marco Fernández, coordinador del programa de Anticorrupción y Educación de México Evalúa y de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey

Marco Fernández, coordinador del programa de Anticorrupción y Educación de México Evalúa y de la Escuela de Gobierno del Tec de Monterrey