Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Harvey

In this episode of Procurement Reimagined, we speak with Tim Harvey, a seasoned procurement professional, discussing the evolution of procurement practices. We explore early mistakes in procurement, the importance of collaboration over competition, and the common pitfalls that professionals face today. Tim emphasises the need for digital workflows to streamline processes and reduce the burden on non-procurement staff. The conversation also highlights essential skills for procurement professionals, such as curiosity and the importance of documentation. Tim shares valuable insights and recommendations for those looking to improve their procurement strategies. Key Takeaways Collaboration unlocks more opportunities than competition. Focusing solely on price can lead to poor procurement decisions. Documentation is crucial in procurement to avoid future issues. Curiosity is a vital skill for procurement professionals. Digital workflows simplify the procurement process for everyone. Procurement professionals should not teach others how to do their job. Value should be considered beyond just cost in procurement. Networking and learning from others can enhance procurement practices. Start with why is essential for effective leadership in procurement.     Book a call with a Vendor and Contract Management Expert here - https://www.gatekeeperhq.com/book-gk-demo-step-1   GATEKEEPER'S GUIDE TO VENDOR LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT Actionable checklists, tips and best practices. Download the ebook now for FREE: https://www.gatekeeperhq.com/free-vendor-management-ebook   Chapters 00:00 Welcome to Procurement Reimagined 01:03 Lessons from Early Mistakes in Procurement 02:59 The Importance of Collaboration in Procurement 05:53 Common Procurement Mistakes and How to Avoid Them 08:45 The Role of Digital Workflows in Procurement 12:12 Key Skills for Modern Procurement Professionals 15:00 Valuable Insights and Recommendations in Procurement

In this second part of our conversation with Tim Harvey, we delve into his journey through clinical education and his transition to medicine. Tim shares invaluable insights on teaching philosophy, managing change in healthcare settings, and the challenges of introducing new roles like nursing associates. He discusses the importance of balancing work and life, especially during intense humanitarian deployments. Tim also opens up about his preparation for upcoming overseas missions and the personal toll of such work. This episode offers a unique perspective on the evolving landscape of healthcare education and the dedication required for humanitarian work.

In this gripping two-part episode of the podcast, Eoin Walker sits down with Tim Harvey, a former humanitarian nurse turned medical student. Tim shares his harrowing experiences working in some of the world's most dangerous and desperate locations. From treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone to managing mass casualties in war-torn Afghanistan, Tim provides a raw and unfiltered look into the realities of humanitarian work. He recounts heart-wrenching decisions, ethical dilemmas, and the constant threat to his own safety. Tim's story is one of resilience, compassion, and the harsh realities of global healthcare disparities. He discusses the emotional toll of his work, including PTSD and readjustment challenges, while still emphasising the profound impact and personal growth these experiences offered. This episode offers listeners a rare glimpse into the world of frontline humanitarian healthcare, exploring both its darkest moments and its capacity to inspire. Tim's journey from nurse to medical student provides unique insights into different healthcare roles in crisis situations. Whether you're interested in global health, considering a career in humanitarian work, or simply seeking to understand the complexities of healthcare in extreme environments, this episode promises to be both enlightening and deeply moving. If this is a field you're interested in, why not check out our Humanitarian Medicine Courses.

To many, it was the greatest era of Touring Car racing ever seen, and a regulation set that became the blueprint for saloon racing all over the world. But just what is the greatest Super Touring car of them all? Joining Kevin Turner on the Autosport Podcast is the current British Touring Car Championship commentary pair of David Addison and Tim Harvey and together they rank the 10 greatest Super Touring Cars of all time. Amongst them, some heavy debate - Was the Vauxhall Cavalier the product of John Cleland's greatness as a driver? Does the Renault Laguna crack the Top 5 with its domestic success? Where does the Ford Mondeo end up despite its late arrival? And where does the legendary Alfa Romeo 155 end up due to Gabriele Tarquini's legendary 1994? Let us know in the comments what you think the greatest Super Tourers are and listen in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Donington was playing host to the European Grand Prix in early 1993 and the British Touring Car Championship came along for the ride.  This week, the guys are joined by motorsport photographer, Greg Denton, to look back at the weekend of the European Grand Prix at Donington in 1993, where both Ayrton Senna & Tim Harvey produced the drive of their careers in the most atrocious of conditions.Support the Show.GET IN TOUCH: Use the hashtag #SuperTouringPod on X or email pod@1990sbtcc.com or you can send us a text message!Follow @SuperTouringPod on Instagram & X.

Joining Alex, Adam & Levi this week is commentator Barry Nutley, to look back at an exciting race meeting at Thruxton in 1997 - a race Barry commentated on for the BBC. We dive into the controversial collision between Audi team mates Bintcliffe & Biela, the drivers reactions to the 'dangerous' conditions, the drama in the pitman and yet another collision between Tim Harvey and John Cleland!This was also the closest Peugeot ever got to taking a BTCC victory, we look into just how close it was!GET IN TOUCH: Use the hashtag #SuperTouringPod on X or email pod@1990sbtcc.comFollow @SuperTouringPod on Instagram & X.

Another touring car legend drops in for a chat with Alex, Adam & Levi this week as 1992 BTCC champion, Tim Harvey joins us to talk about all things Super Touring. Tim shares behind the scenes stories from the shock arrest of Vic Lee and how the team responded, the shock of seeing the Renault 19 for the first time & the subsequent fall out that left him leaving the French marque. He also tells all about the accident that nearly ended his career, his time on the pit wall for Team Dynamics and his move to his current role in the BTCC commentary box!GET IN TOUCH: Use the hashtag #SuperTouringPod on X or email pod@1990sbtcc.comFollow @SuperTouringPod on Instagram & X.

In today's episode we offer you a profound understanding of why the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a historical event, but the bedrock of our faith, as Paul explains in 1 Corinthians 15. We pay tribute to the enduring legacy of William Cowper, delving into his classic hymn "There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood," and uncovering the depths of its theological richness. We take a look at both Cowper's personal struggles, and the pastoral support and comfort he received from the Unwin family and Rev. John Newton. We learn a little about how the Cowper's words have had various music settings and get to hear various takes on the most popular tune used today. Reawaken Hymn's moving rendition of this hymn bring home the episode's message of hope and the enduring promise of the gospel.As we reflect on themes of atonement and the free gift of salvation, the life-changing impact of this sacred song becomes clear. Cowper's song  journeys from the somber reflection of Good Friday to the triumph of Easter Sunday.  We explore the vivid imagery of the dying thief and the infinite mercy of God, challenging us to live as "resurrection people," filled with the transformative power of Jesus' resurrection in our daily lives. This episode is not merely a listening experience but an invitation to embrace the boundless grace and redemption that define our lives and our worship. Join us and be inspired by the power of this phenomenal hymn to articulate our deepest desires for redemption and ignite a renewed sense of hope in the finished work of Jesus Christ.A huge thank you again to Doug Johnson for "There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood" arranged and performed for solo violin.SHOW LINKS:"There is a Fountain" performed by Nathan Drake of Reawaken Hymns with chord charts and many other church music resources."There is a Fountain" appears on the album Hymns of the Son available here.Excerpt from Alistair Begg – “The Man on the Middle Cross Said I Could Come” "Let Me Sing" by Andrew Peterson from the Album Clear to Venus"There is a Fountain" by Tim Harvey and The Bethlehem Baptist Praise BandSupport the show www.thebrightforever.comAll songs used by permission.

This week On the Grid, your global motorsport podcast and one-stop destination for all things racing! Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of motorsports as we bring you an exhilarating blend of in-depth coverage and captivating insights.Unless you're Max Verstappen and you've just won your ninth in a row race of the season, for the rest of the pack there have been many twists and turns of the F1 season, where the iconic Zandvoort circuit brought excitement in terms of penty of rain, where every lap brings new excitement and challenges. From the roaring engines of NASCAR to the pulse-pounding action of BTCC at Donington, we've got your need for speed covered.Tiff has a difference in opinion with BTCC legends, Tim Harvey and Paul O'Neil. But what would YOU do to avoid the dreaded track limits scenario? But that's not all – we'll also take you behind the scenes of the heart-stopping battles in BSB, giving you an exclusive look at the grit, determination, and strategy that defines this captivating series. And let's not forget the high-speed intensity of IndyCar, where drivers push the limits for glory on the track.Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman break down each race, offering analysis, predictions, and post-race reviews that will leave you at the edge of your seat. Whether you're a seasoned racing enthusiast or just dipping your toes into the world of motorsports, our podcast provides engaging content that resonates with all levels of fandom.Stay up-to-date with the latest news, discover driver stories that inspire, and get ready to experience the thrill of motorsports like never before. Subscribe, tune in, and fuel your passion for motorsport with On the Grid.

The Super Touring cars, known for their sophistication and cost, were stars of the recent Brands Hatch Super Touring Power. The event was a hit with fans, who flocked to see the cars back on track and get autographs from the stars of the period.   Tom Howard, Marcus Simmons and Kevin Turner hosted the Autosport fan stage and on today's podcast we're delighted to bring you one of our interview sessions with two title winning drivers, Alain Menu and Tim Harvey.   We're also very happy to confirm it WILL return and the 2024 event is scheduled for 29-30 June! Once again Super Touring Power will feature races on both the Grand Prix and Indy layouts of the Brands circuit. The 2024 event will also include all categories of the Classic Touring Car Racing Club.   The recent event showcased the potential for these cars to be a regular feature in historic championships with short, intense races designed to accommodate the high-end vehicles.   Fans were treated to on-track demonstrations and displays of Super Tourers and other impressive vehicles. Highlights included seeing Alain Menu's 1997 British Touring Car Championship-winning Renault Laguna on the track alongside Ash Sutton's current NGTC Ford Focus and a 2008 Holden Commodore driven by Greg Murphy.   A new addition to the 2024 event will be a Group A race featuring the Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500s and BMW M3 E30s from the 1980s.   Find out more here: https://www.brandshatch.co.uk/news/2023/jul/12/super-touring-power-to-return-in-2024 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RA Fam!!! In this Episode, Tim Harvey, Kito Johnson and Will Galloway from the Real Estate Talk Club are back for part 2. We discuss what leaving a legacy means, serving leads to success and building a business family! Let's Tap In! Facebook: RaonPurpose IG: @RaonPurpose_ YouTube: Ra On Purpose Podcast Email us: raonpurpose@gmail.com Follow them on IG: @whoistimharvey @unclebillbuyshouses @kitojjohnson @kitojjohnson6537 @businesseliteentrepreneurs3677 @TimHarveybuysrealestate Register for the 7-Figure Success Summit https://therealestatetalkclub.com/v

RA Fam!!! In this Episode, we talk Tim Harvey, Kito Johnson and Will Galloway from the Real Estate Talk Club. We discuss where to get started in RE, finding a community and how your environment impacts your success! Let's Tap In! #businesstips #collaboration #success Facebook: RaonPurpose IG: @RaonPurpose_ YouTube: Ra On Purpose Podcast Email us: raonpurpose@gmail.com Follow them on IG: @whoistimharvey @unclebillbuyshouses @kitojjohnson Register for the 7-Figure Success Summit https://therealestatetalkclub.com/

A quick round-up of what we got up to in 2022. Tim Harvey also tells us about the wider racing world and what to look out for in 2023. What a year!

RA Fam!!! We're talking about entrepreneurship and business. We continue our conversation with Tim Harvey about entrepreneurship. We discussion how important it is to have systems in place to help your business run efficiently! Facebook: RaonPurpose IG: @RaonPurpose_ YouTube: Ra On Purpose Podcast Email us: raonpurpose@gmail.com

RA Fam!!! We're talking about entrepreneurship and business. This episode our guest Tim Harvey my "WholesaleR'Us" joins to talk about his journey as an entrepreneur. And how it brought to his purpose! Facebook: RaonPurpose IG: @RaonPurpose_ YouTube: Ra On Purpose Podcast Email us: raonpurpose@gmail.com

In this long-awaited episode, Shaun, Neil and Dennis cover a few topics – Neil briefly discusses his second Donkey Kong Killscreen achieved at BPAC2022, his recent trip to PAX and catchup with mates. Shaun gets us all up to speed with his last journey to The Shed and playing an extremely rare Neo-Geo title, his run playing in the most recent CTWC and his latest retroachievements. Den briefly chats RE 1UP Arcade's victory in BotA (Battle of the Arcades) 2022 Australia and New Zealand, which we're excited to announce will be covered in greater detail in a coming episodes!! Shoutouts to The Shed Arcade and Michael Trier, Johnny Bonde, Jacob Spring, Svavar Gunnerson, Kim Kanonarm and all. Moar shoutouts to Geoff Suttor, Matt Tecchio, Greg Pell, Phil Day, Paul Falcone Jay Mac, Steve Holmes, Marcus Wicke, James Morris, Ryan McClurg, 1UP Arcade, everyone at 1989 Arcade bar, Tim Harvey, Steve Kerr plus everyone at Beercade and anyone we have accidentally missed!! We hope you enjoy the episode. If there is something you'd like us to delve deeper into, or if you have any comments or feedback, feel free to drop us a line on Anchor at the link below and tell us your thoughts! Your question could be featured on the podcast! https://anchor.fm/playituppodcast Want moar Play It Up Podcast? You can also find us here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZnONv0hcDWXCA29BdpmV9Q (Full Video Podcast) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/play-it-up/id1489273083?uo=4 https://open.spotify.com/show/0BJmmWLtgkDnd5l4JVTOju?si=f273f3a11f4142fb https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS83MzYyNDQucnNz https://www.breaker.audio/play-it-up https://pca.st/5tm92if5 https://radiopublic.com/play-it-up-WdLrZL https://instagram.com/playituppodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/PlayItUpPodcast Thanks legends, and chat to you all next episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playituppodcast/message

PCCB's or steels? The big debate! Idle chit chat with Tim Harvey and Greig Daly on the benefits and drawbacks of both applications for your Porsche.

Over the summer, Jason Plato and Dave Vitty decided they fancied doing a live version of their award winning podcast ‘Fuelling Around', and set about finding a suitable venue. Wembley Arena was booked and the O2 was too expensive, but the lovely people at Motorsport UK, very kindly offered them the use of their headquarters in Bicester and suddenly it was game on! The Adrian Flux live events team were mobilised, the tickets sold out within hours, the boys quickly organised draught beer and a barbecue, and all they needed now were some special guests! Well, with it being only a couple of days before the BTCC weekend at Silverstone, it made sense to make it a touring car legends special, and they don't come much bigger than Tim Harvey and Matt Neal! As long as Dave could make sure that Matt didn't try and punch Jason again, it promised to be a decent night! This is what happened…

We kick off Episode 27, where else, but Goodwood for the incredible Goodwood Revival, where Tiff Needell was not only racing in some big old Jags... but also playing in the annual cricket match (where his team went on to lose!). After some cricket trivia, together with some general Goodwood trivia, the boys stay in the UK and move to BTCC with two more new winners at Croft - but was it all overshadowed by Tim Harvey's claims that the circuit is unsafe? Should they allow bollards and tyres on apexes at Croft Circuit, or any race track in the world? What's your take? On the continent Robert Kubica wraps up ELMS title with win at Spa and Liam Lawson extends his DTM lead at Assen. On two wheels it's another win in Moto GP for Franceso Bagnia at Misano and WSB are simply ever tighter after Barcelona. Plenty of drama at Laguna Seca with Indycar and the entertaining Bristol oval with NASCAR. Next week … F1 and F2 AND F3 in Russia. There's the Indycar finale in Long Beach, California, NASCAR at Las Vegas, over in Spain the WSB battle goes on, while back home BTCC goes to Silverstone and BSB at Oulton Park! Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SRKquw4WkShhMNjoL Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lovecars-on-the-grid-global-motorsport-podcast/id1560811646?uo=4 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NDZkZDUwNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== -- You can support the channel over on our Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/lovecarsTV​ Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube: https://youtube.com/lovecarsTV Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://planetporsche.org/2021/08/29/porsche-sprint-challenge-gb-champions-crowned-as-tim-harvey-stars-at-thruxton/

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://planetporsche.org/2021/08/26/tim-harvey-returns-to-porsche-one-make-racing-at-thruxton/

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Tom Howard is joined by touring car legend Tim Harvey and Autosport's BTCC reporter Marcus Simmons to look at why the series is delivering plenty of action after three events.

This week, our friend from over at SciFi4MeTV, Mr. Tim Harvey, joined us to discuss the Time Lord Victorious event.

In then in ties, BTCC drivers were superstars. Add to that Group A Rovers and Cosworths, and the iconic Group C sports car era and you start to realise why our latest guest has become one of British motorsport's household names. In episode 29, we complete our super touring themed back -to - back podcast series telling the story of the 1992 BTCC season, straight from the mouth of the champion. Its time to go back behind the visor with ITV4 BTCC pundit and racing legend, Tim Harvey.

#RealLifeRealEstateInvesting Presents: Tim Harvey and Will Galloway. Tim and Will are the masters behind the amazing brand known as Wholesalers R Us! These gentlemen have mastered the business of wholesaling with hundreds of deals underneath their belts and they will share with us the knowledge and expertise and proven track record of how they have become massively successful at the business of real estate investing through wholesaling.These gentlemen are also mindset masters, as well as, pillars of partnerships!Support the show (https://cash.app/$RealLifeRealEstate)

Part 1 of this weeks Breedinum radio is with Tim Harvey of Livingston Country and Justin Pfalzer of Genesee County. Both had success this past week putting good bucks on the ground. Tune in to hear about their setups and strategy behind how the got it done.  Pertnear Outdoors

Greig quizzes Tim Harvey on his four appearances at the iconic Le mans 24 hours event, how he came to race with Porsche and the effect CV19 is having on the racing world.

Welcome to Hotel Happy Hour, a bi-weekly tonic for the hardest working professionals in the hospitality industry, hosted by Adria Levtchenko, Co-Founder and CEO of PurpleCloud Technologies. Join us as we interview some of the most experienced, innovative, and insightful hospitality executives through an informal chat-style session. Episode 1: We met with Carl Wilson, former EVP and CIO of Marriott International, as well as Tim Harvey, former CIO of Hilton, to talk about the changing tide of the economy and how hospitality is expected to transform beyond COVID-19.

In this episode Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner is joined by 1992 British Touring Car champion Tim Harvey and Autosport’s experienced BTCC correspondent Marcus Simmons to select the greatest car from tin-top competitions around the world.

  https://audio.simplecast.com/84a19b2f.mp3 Downloads: iTunes, Spotify, RSS Film Runners 049: “You are a murderer of love!” Film Runners 049: In this never before aired episode, the Film Runners audition Tim Harvey to join the show. He picks ‘Dan in Real Life,’ the nostalgic hit from 2007 starring Steve Carell and Juliette Binoche. As you can already see, […]

Centralised investment propositions have become an increasingly common part of advice businesses, with around four fifths of all firms running some form of centralised service.They can determine the efficiency of a firm, sometimes cause regulatory headaches and will likely be a big part of what helps bring down the cost of advice going forward. So, what does the future hold for CIPs?The latest FTAdviser Podcast sees reporter Imogen Tew examine how the pressure advisers are exerting on the value chain through their CIPs will lead to a "reckoning" on fund management fees.She is joined by Mark Polson, principal at the Lang Cat, Nick Eatock, chief executive of Intelliflo, and Tim Harvey, director and adviser at HR Independent Financial Services to discuss this as well as how advisers could improve the efficiency of their CIPs as well as the trials and tribulations of portfolio balancing and client disclosure.Then Imogen chats with senior reporters Amy Austin and Rachel Mortimer about scams and the exam glitches the Chartered Insurance Institute has been suffering from.The FTAdviser Podcast is the weekly podcast for financial advisers brought to you by FTAdviser.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"You are a murderer of love!" Film Runners 049: In this never before aired episode, the Film Runners audition Tim Harvey to join the show. He picks 'Dan in Real Life,' the nostalgic hit from 2007 starring Steve Carell and Juliette Binoche. As you can already see, even with that pick, we decided to hire him.

https://audio.simplecast.com/7605dc55.mp3 Downloads: iTunes, Spotify, RSS Film Runners 046:  “THERE’S GOT TO BE A MORNING AFTER.” Welcome back to Film Runners! Michael’s pick for this week is the 1981 classic disaster film, ‘The Poseidon Adventure.’ We discuss Gene Hackman’s brilliant performance and “Celebrities We Lost: a Memoriam by Tim Harvey.” Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey (@TimothyRHarvey) […]

Film Runners 046:  "THERE'S GOT TO BE A MORNING AFTER." Welcome back to Film Runners! Michael's pick for this week is the 1981 classic disaster film, 'The Posideon Adventure.' We discuss Gene Hackman's brilliant performance and "Celebrities We Lost: a Memoriam by Tim Harvey." Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey (@TimothyRHarvey) Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/08/07 Film Runners cover art and logo designed by Aaron Sambey VISIT ENAMORY.COM Use code RUNNER10 for 10% off your purchase.

Film Runners 045: Welcome back to Film Runners! Did you miss us? Everyone say hello to Tim Harvey, our new co-host. For Tim's pick, he chose Moneyball (2011) and teaches Insha stuff about sports. Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/07/30 Film Runners cover art and logo designed by Aaron Sambey

https://audio.simplecast.com/b4f46885.mp3 Downloads: iTunes, Spotify, RSS Film Runners 045: Welcome back to Film Runners! Did you miss us? Everyone say hello to Tim Harvey, our new co-host. For Tim’s pick, the Film Runners watched Moneyball (2011), and Tim teaches Insha some stuff about sports! Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey (@TimothyRHarvey) Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/07/31 Film […]

The #RealLegalCash podcast discusses getting started in the Real Estate journey with Will Galloway and Tim Harvey of REI Wholesaler's R Us.

Jade McInally is the singer, songwriter and guitarist with four piece Australian band, Jade Imagine. The band made a real impression on ‘I Wish I Wrote That Song’ presenter Keith Wyatt when they supported Julia Jacklin on tour in the UK, towards the end of 2018. We talked to Jade about her new EP, ‘You Remind Me Of Something I Lost’, covering the Tiny Ruins song ‘Dream Wave’ for the Milk On Milk album and of course, the song she wish she wrote, a song by Sibylle Baier released in 2006, almost 30 years after it was originally recorded.. The new EP was the follow-up to the critically acclaimed ‘Basic Love’ album released in 2019. As with all of their releases to date, the EP was produced by band member, Tim Harvey. Enjoy listening! Here is a playlist of some of the songs featured, or mentioned in the episode.

Ian Connett interviews Taison Bell and Tim Harvey, Co-CEOs of Owl Peak Labs. They discuss the impacts of COVID-19 and how Owl Peak Labs is fighting back. For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to the Evolve the Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at evolve@abovethelaw.com   Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information go to https://abovethelaw.com/legal-innovation-center  Tim Harvey - Tim@owlpeaklabs.com  Taison Bell - Taison@owlpeaklabs.com    Show Notes Guest’s background - 0:51 What can we do to fight against covid_19 right now - 1:27 The rapid rising cases of covid_19 - 3:19 This virus does not care about geography, race or social status - 4:09 It is a really awkward time - 5:10 When to get tested - 7:03 Covid_19 symptoms - 7:14 What to do if you are covid_19 positive - 8:47 Unprecedented times for the market - 9:25 What to do in this difficult time - 9:53 Focusing on the health of the employees - 10:51 Technology enables businesses to continue working - 13:33 Creating a narrative that helps patients - 14:40 Prioritizing human life - 15:52 Using technology in this critical situation - 17:57 Legal teams against covid_19 - 18:22 A deep relationship with your customers - 19:07 The role of the legal community today - 21:00 Using your unique skill set in this difficult time - 23:11   Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite player to get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

The FSCS levy — and the burden it places on advisers — is a controversial topic, with the latest levy hike landing landing a total bill of £635m on advisers and providers for 2020-21. This week Imogen Tew, investment reporter at FTAdviser, looks into the problems and potential solutions with Ian Cornwall, director of regulation at adviser trade body Pimfa, and Tim Harvey, director at HR Independent. The FTAdviser Podcast is the weekly podcast for financial advisers brought to you by FTAdviser.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first in our series of podcasts Sales Director Greig Daly of RPM Technik and Tim Harvey ex British Touring Cars, Carrera Cup Champion and ITV television host discuss 991 GT3's specification and commonly asked questions. 

In this episode of the podcast, we catch up with Taison Bell. Taison is a Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) format student in our Class of 2020, and he is also a physician and a founder. We recently sat down with Taison to talk about his background, why he decided to pursue an MBA, why he thinks business and leadership training is important for medical professionals as well as Owl Peak Labs, the start-up he founded with his classmate and recent podcast guest Tim Harvey.

Do you have the legal responsibility to secure your firearm?Joe and Tim are going to shed some light on this subject.790.174 Safe storage of firearms required.— (1) A person who stores or leaves, on a premise under his or her control, a loaded firearm, as defined in s. 790.001, and who knows or reasonably should know that a minor is likely to gain access to the firearm without the lawful permission of the minor’s parent or the person having charge of the minor, or without the supervision required by law, shall keep the firearm in a securely locked box or container or in a location which a reasonable person would believe to be secure or shall secure it with a trigger lock, except when the person is carrying the firearm on his or her body or within such close proximity thereto that he or she can retrieve and use it as easily and quickly as if he or she carried it on his or her body. (2) It is a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083, if a person violates subsection (1) by failing to store or leave a firearm in the required manner and as a result thereof a minor gains access to the firearm, without the lawful permission of the minor’s parent or the person having charge of the minor, and possesses or exhibits it, without the supervision required by law: (a) In a public place; or (b) In a rude, careless, angry, or threatening manner in violation of s. 790.10. This subsection does not apply if the minor obtains the firearm as a result of an unlawful entry by any person. 1(3) As used in this act, the term “minor” means any person under the age of 16. Tim Harvey https://tharveylaw.com (941) 552-7884 Joe Krawtschenko https://floridaconcealedcarryclass.com 941-822-0707The Gun Shoppe of Sarasota 4402 S. Tamiami Trl. Sarasota, FL 34231 941-822-0707

In this episode of the podcast, we catch up with Taison Bell. Taison is a Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) format student in our Class of 2020, and he is also a physician and a founder. We recently sat down with Taison to talk about his background, why he decided to pursue an MBA, why he thinks business and leadership training is important for medical professionals as well as Owl Peak Labs, the start-up he founded with his classmate and recent podcast guest Tim Harvey.

In this episode of the podcast, we catch up with Tim Harvey. Tim is a Global Executive MBA format student in our Class of 2020, and we recently caught up with him to talk about his decision to pursue an MBA, what attracted him to our GEMBA format as well as the start-up, Owl Peak Labs, he recently founded with his classmate, Taison Bell. Pro Tip: Keep an eye out in the next few days for our conversation with Taison!

In this episode of the podcast, we catch up with Tim Harvey. Tim is a Global Executive MBA format student in our Class of 2020, and we recently caught up with him to talk about his decision to pursue an MBA, what attracted him to our GEMBA format as well as the start-up, Owl Peak Labs, he recently founded with his classmate, Taison Bell. Pro Tip: Keep an eye out in the next few days for our conversation with Taison!

Taylah Carroll from Melbourne, Australia has released two Singles in 2019 - Vermont and Sometimes Good People Do Bad Things - both stand out cuts, that tap into their strong cross genre abilities. Notably mentored by the great Olympia (Olivia Bartley) and recorded with Tim Harvey (who has also worked with Lisa Mitchell/Jade Imagine/Gena Rose Bruce) they spoke to John Murch of radionotes about empathy, family, school and an artist they have some stylings alike to - Tori Amos.  Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/taylah-carroll 

Week 7 of brought some excitement in the woods around NYS. This weeks episode has 4 stories from around the state featuring Billy finally getting it done with a nice farm land buck, Tim Harvey with the harvest of his best buck to date, Nate Kennedy with his first ADK Buck and lastly Justin Patterson with an exciting ADK Bear story. Make sure to check out our affiliate links below to help support the podcast! Good Luck and thanks for listening! https://linktr.ee/pertnearoutdoors @mtmanjustin27 @natekennedy60

Week 4 of #Breedinum Radio bring 4 great NY Rut hunt stories all ending with a kill shot. This week you will hear from Todd Waldron reporting from the Adk big woods, Cosmo Genova from the Oak Ridges of the finger lakes, Tim Harvey from the Farm land of Livingston County and last but not least, Dan Zehler from the farm land of WNY in Wyoming county. All great stories and a lot to take note on as you head into the woods this weekend. @pertnear_outdoors @waldrontodd @cosmogenova @z_bass10 #Breedinum #feedinum  

1992 British Touring Car Champion Tim Harvey joins Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to look back at his remarkable career and touring car race past and present.

Regular hosts Nick and Ash are joined by Jarryd Bartle, who specialises in consulting on a range of issues often thought of as vice territory.This was our list of topics to discuss. Can't guarantee we got to all of them, nor in the same order. But while you listen, it may be of use.Pill testing debateGreens Bill -https://greens.org.au/vic/pill-testing-draft-billAUDIO: Tim Harvey, “In many ways the community i’m here representing today encompasses many of the ideals we need today”Alternative models to pill testingThe Lynch Grinch - Those who believe that pill testing is bollocks and we should just legalise drugs and put all energy into doing that.CannabisMedical cannabis accessibilityCannabis regulation and the inquiry into cannabis market regulation in VIctoriaSecured: Australia’s first inquiry into cannabisVaporising nicotineCurrent state of market, regulations, recent attempts at regulatory changeTGA denied recent request for nicotine re-scheduling that would have allowed for nicotine in vaporisersAUDIO: Fiona Patten, “Y’know abstinence doesn’t work all the time. SO it’s about providing alternatives”Roadside Drug Testing‘Australia’s second generational approach to roadside drug testing’ - A report from the National Drug Driving Working Group October 2018 - page 16AUDIO: David Limbrick, “The October 2018 report from national drug driving working group”Inquiry into drug driving reform petition 117 on the legislative council e-petition websiteDeterrence theory

Former British Touring Car champion Tim Harvey joins Matt Kew, Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to review the season so far – and how the tricky question of the dominance of the WSR BMWs might be addressed. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Host Todd Norris talks to filmmaker/writer Tim Harvey about Starlog Magazine, Film Noir, and three sci-fi movies he feels are underrated.

Tim Harvey is a finance and accounting professor at Montana State University. He has many years of experience in banking and has seen the world while doing his work. He also has some interesting things to say about Bitcoin and taxi cab medallions. 

1992 British Touring Car Champion and ITV 4 Commentator Tim Harvey talks at Goodwoods 76th Members Meeting ahead of Qualifying for the Gerry Marshall Trophy in Andrew Bruce's Rover 3500 SDI - Tim lives in Oxfordshire

With Halloween right around the corner, this week's The Tim Harvey Show looks at a few of Mr. Harvey's favorite lessor-known horror films!Everyone knows the Halloween's, the Friday the 13th's and the Saw's, but there are a lot of great horror films that either didn't get the love they deserved from the studios or somehow slipped by audiences. Films like Ravenous, Altered and Session 9 have a lot to offer the horror fan looking for some good scares this Halloween, and Mr. Harvey has those not-as-famous films and more to share with you!

This week on the The Tim Harvey Show, we - shocker of shockers - don't talk about the latest harassment scandals... well, not very much, anyway. No, this week Mr. Harvey ponders The Punisher, Netflix's latest Marvel series, and asks wether Frank Castle can really be the "hero" of a story?Created in the '70's as an anti-hero, Marvel's The Punisher has seen several comic series - written by some of best writers in the comics business - and three movie adaptations, with the violent vigilante taking a rather shocking road to his own TV series. And by shocking we don't just mean the more violent of the comic series, oh no. We mean FrankenCastle.This was a thing that happened.Plus more thoughts on Star Trek: Discovery and a spoiler-lite review of Amazon Prime's new series LORE!

This week on the The Tim Harvey Show, we - shocker of shockers - talk about the latest harassment scandals, which has now brought down Harvey Weinstein and Andy Signore, founder of Screen Junkies. The future looks not so bright for the worst players in the entertainment industry, and while that is definitively a good thing, the long-term impact on the genre world is still unclear.The treatment of women also plays into some of the criticisms of the original Blade Runner, and with the release of its sequel last weekend, those criticisms and others are being discussed again by genre fans. Mr. Harvey takes a look at how Film Noir influenced the first film for good and ill, his own interest in that genre and its issues, and how Blade Runner influenced and continues to influence our cinematic view of the future. And, more importantly, no matter how influential or popular it is, why it's OK to not like Ridley Scott's iconic film.

I wasn't planning on repeating last week's rant about Men Treating Women Badly, but then the news about Harvey Weinstein broke. Hopefully this isn't going to turn into a weekly rant because that'll be terribly depressing.What isn't depressing is the plan to record a series of live short horror script readings later this month, which we hope will be a new segment of the show, all for your aural and visual pleasure. We bring you the news about that, consider James Cameron's Wonder Woman fit, and ponder the latest Star Trek: Discovery episode, spoiler-free.Plus, recommendations on horror films for the holiday!

Back in the early days of fandom, you could pretty much count on one hand the number of online sites to get the latest news. Ain't It Cool News was one of those sites. Long before the web was the destination for everything... Harry Knowles and his team were paving the way with scoops and previews of all the pretty genre things.Now, Ain't It Cool (yes, it's still around) is dealing with a staff exodus in the wake of 20-year-old sexual harassment allegations against Knowles. That, plus the news that Devin Faraci went back to work for the Alamo Drafthouse folks after the reveal that he was accused of the same thing, now puts Tim League and Alamo in the cross-hairs.Plus: there was a thing what happened this week. A thing calling itself Star Trek. And you know what? It might not be all bad... but let's talk about it.

To be blunt, it hasn't been a great summer for Hollywood. While 2017 has seen genre success with films like Kong: Skull Island, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Get Out, Split and, of course, Wonder Woman and some little film about a clown, the summer months are supposed to be where Hollywood's blockbusters live, and yet the list of big budget genre films that have crashed and burned is not at all short. Valarian and the City of a Thousand Planets, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, The Dark Tower, Alien: Covenant, The Mummy, Transformers: The Last Knight, Life, Ghost in the Shell... all these and more cost $100's of millions to make and promote, only to see audiences stay away in droves. The studios are pointing to the critics and sites like Rotten Tomatoes and blaming them for poisoning the public on these big-budget, big-name flops, but are they the real culprits here? This week Mr. Harvey takes a look and asks: Bad reviews, or bad movies?

The negative reviews for Marvel's The Inhumans are coming in fast and furious, but it would hardly be the first time that a book or comic got a poor adaptation to another media, let alone a beloved property get a reboot or sequel that leaves fans wondering what went so very, very wrong. This week: pondering the questions of fan expectations and the primacy of good writing over adherence to canon, and considers what he wants and expects - fairly or not - from genre adaptations.

Hiya, folks. I've been thinking about a spin-off of our Zombpocalypse Now podcast for a while, because while Dustin Adair and I talk about the Walking Dead shows and a few others, we don't have anywhere near the time to cover all the great - and not so great - genre shows, films, podcasts, books and comics we watch, read and listen to. Jason and I covered some of that ground with H2O - SciFi4Me's very first and longest running podcast - and I hope to cover even more here.We're looking at doing reviews, interviews, maybe even some live old-school radio theatre along with - one does hope - the thoughtful analysis and reasoned opinion that you've come to expect from us, and more.The best part of writing and recording for SciFi4Me is that it's a kind of conversation with our readers and listeners, and if you watch The Tim Harvey Show live on SciFi4Me TV.2, you can be a part of that conversation in real time. I'll be taking your comments and questions every Thursday night on our Twitch channel, hopefully be a little bit entertaining and informative, and try in probable vain to keep to 30-35-minute schedule.I do hope you'll join me.

SANTA CLARITA DIET Season 1, Episode 4 "The Farting Sex Tourist" Written by Michael A. Ross, Directed by Ken Kwapis Season 1, Episode 5 "Man Eat Man" Written by Chadd Gindin, Directed by Marc Buckland Timothy: I have to admit, waiting to watch this show on Sundays with you people is getting harder. Dustin: It's bad enough that Mindy has already watched all the episodes. Mindy: I regret nothing. Timothy: I regret a lot of things. But not watching this show. It's just really good, and I'm tempted to skip ahead, is all I'm saying. Dustin: I have three children and I have no time to skip ahead, SO DON'T YOU DO IT, TIM HARVEY. Mindy: He seems pretty insistent about that. Dustin: He does. I AM NOT GOING TO BE THE ONLY ONE NOT KNOWING WHAT'S GOING ON. Timothy: Why are you shouting? Dustin: You've seen my dining room, and the mountain of laundry that is vexing me. IT IS VEXING ME. Timothy: We shall do our best not to vex you. Mindy: So sit back and listen as we talk about the 4th and 5th episodes of Santa Clarita Diet, and don't forget to rate us and comment at Podcasts.com and iTunes!

SANTA CLARITA DIET Season 1, Episode 4 "The Farting Sex Tourist" Written by Michael A. Ross, Directed by Ken Kwapis Season 1, Episode 5 "Man Eat Man" Written by Chadd Gindin, Directed by Marc Buckland Timothy: I have to admit, waiting to watch this show on Sundays with you people is getting harder. Dustin: It's bad enough that Mindy has already watched all the episodes. Mindy: I regret nothing. Timothy: I regret a lot of things. But not watching this show. It's just really good, and I'm tempted to skip ahead, is all I'm saying. Dustin: I have three children and I have no time to skip ahead, SO DON'T YOU DO IT, TIM HARVEY. Mindy: He seems pretty insistent about that. Dustin: He does. I AM NOT GOING TO BE THE ONLY ONE NOT KNOWING WHAT'S GOING ON. Timothy: Why are you shouting? Dustin: You've seen my dining room, and the mountain of laundry that is vexing me. IT IS VEXING ME. Timothy: We shall do our best not to vex you. Mindy: So sit back and listen as we talk about the 4th and 5th episodes of Santa Clarita Diet, and don't forget to rate us and comment at Podcasts.com and iTunes!

Recently, the Internet buzzed with the news that Warner Bros. is contemplating a reboot of THE MATRIX to be the Next Big Franchise to Make All The Moneys. But is this a good idea? What stories are left to tell in that virtual universe? Do we need to know Agent Smith's origin? Do we need to see a young Morpheus? Neo as a child? And what special effects innovation can be the next Bullet Time? Or is there potential for some really good stories yet to be told? Can we dive back into the Matrix after all this time? The panel: Mindy Inlow, Sonya Rodriguez, Thomas Townley, Tim Harvey, Jason Hunt

Former BTCC Champion and ITV4 commentator Tim Harvey talks at the Goodwood 75th Members Meeting before taking part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy

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Meet my father-in-law, Tim Harvey. He just retired last week after 27 years active in the Navy then 19 years as a manager at a plastics manufacturing company in Lake City, SC. Listen as he and I talk about this new stage of life and about his family of 7 children, 18 grandchildren. Subscribe/rate/review

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Former BTCC champion and ITV commentator Tim Harvey is brimming with excitement in anticipation of the 2016 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.

Harvey will take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Harvey, whose BTCC crown came in 1992, and makes his Members’ Meeting debut, will race an ex-works Triumph Dolomite Sprint that was the first version of the car to be converted for racing in 1973, and still bears the British Leyland livery, sharing with owner Anthony Robinson.

Harvey will take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Harvey, whose BTCC crown came in 1992, and makes his Members’ Meeting debut, will race an ex-works Triumph Dolomite Sprint that was the first version of the car to be converted for racing in 1973, and still bears the British Leyland livery, sharing with owner Anthony Robinson.

Harvey will take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Harvey, whose BTCC crown came in 1992, and makes his Members’ Meeting debut, will race an ex-works Triumph Dolomite Sprint that was the first version of the car to be converted for racing in 1973, and still bears the British Leyland livery, sharing with owner Anthony Robinson.

Former British Touring Car champions Robb Gravett and Tim Harvey, plus a number of other motor racing stars, are the latest drivers to sign up for the 73rd Members’ Meeting at Goodwood Motor Circuit on March 21-22. Gravett and Harvey will both take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Gravett, who won the 1990 title, will climb behind the wheel of a 1974 Broadspeed Dolomite, sharing with David Swig in the race that pays tribute to tin-top cult hero Gerry Marshall.

Former British Touring Car champions Robb Gravett and Tim Harvey, plus a number of other motor racing stars, are the latest drivers to sign up for the 73rd Members’ Meeting at Goodwood Motor Circuit on March 21-22. Gravett and Harvey will both take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Gravett, who won the 1990 title, will climb behind the wheel of a 1974 Broadspeed Dolomite, sharing with David Swig in the race that pays tribute to tin-top cult hero Gerry Marshall.

Former British Touring Car champions Robb Gravett and Tim Harvey, plus a number of other motor racing stars, are the latest drivers to sign up for the 73rd Members’ Meeting at Goodwood Motor Circuit on March 21-22. Gravett and Harvey will both take part in the Gerry Marshall Trophy for Group 1 saloons, competing against other notable racers including Anthony Reid, Darren Turner and Stuart Graham. Gravett, who won the 1990 title, will climb behind the wheel of a 1974 Broadspeed Dolomite, sharing with David Swig in the race that pays tribute to tin-top cult hero Gerry Marshall.

Rory gets ITV's Tim Harvey involved with the Great British Touring Car Bake off, we hear about Matt & Flash's favourite corners at Rockingham and a round up of the action

Michelin - Super Car Paddock

Many of us struggle with making time to prioritize the things that are most rewarding to us and our careers. On today's show, we tackle the topic of time management through the questions from the community. Plus, responses to questions on additional topics as well. Guest: Bonni Stachowiak 1. Question about leading during a school closing from Jermaine We recommended episode #55 with Carol Taylor on How To Lead In A Crisis. 2. Question about giving feedback from Sue 3. Question about prioritizing emails and voice mail from Matt Dave's task management system: OmniFocus Bonni's task management system: Remember The Milk VIP contacts and flagging on iOS7 for the iPhone and iPad: How To See Important Messages in iOS7 Mail from The Mac Observer Mailbox for iPhone Sanebox.com We recommended episode #109 on Seven Online Tools That Will Help You Do Your Best Work. We recommended episode #119 with David Sparks on How To Get Control Of Your Email. 4. Question about small tasks and large tasks from Catherine 5. Question about hiring the right person for a non-profit Check on episodes #89 and #90, both on StrengthsFinder with Steve Dosier What’s one new practice you’ll start with your time management this week? Community Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Thank you to Lisa Ward, Lucas Cowles, Jean Flanagan, Jenny Lynn-Garner, Tim Harvey, Mark Reinke, David Marcucci, Meg Fegan, Peter Grenier, Christoffer Christie, Denzel Wong, Andrew Benton, Elena Yakovleva, Jonathan Cousins, Tim Dolan, Jane Olhoff, Anwar Syed, Kimberly Pepr, Gary Roney, Edgar Quinteros, Mohan Krishnapura, Scott Hamilton, Pam Magee, and Shaun Gross who’ve subscribed to my weekly update this past week. Thank you to TCinRI for your very kind written review on iTunes. If this show has been valuable to you as well, please leave a written review on iTunes or Stitcher by visiting coachingforleaders.com/itunes or coachingforleaders.com/stitcher What’s one new practice you’ll start with your time management this week?

Many of us struggle with making time to prioritize the things that are most rewarding to us and our careers. On today's show, we tackle the topic of time management through the questions from the community. Plus, responses to questions on additional topics as well. Guest: Bonni Stachowiak 1. Question about leading during a school closing from Jermaine We recommended episode #55 with Carol Taylor on How To Lead In A Crisis. 2. Question about giving feedback from Sue 3. Question about prioritizing emails and voice mail from Matt Dave's task management system: OmniFocus Bonni's task management system: Remember The Milk VIP contacts and flagging on iOS7 for the iPhone and iPad: How To See Important Messages in iOS7 Mail from The Mac Observer Mailbox for iPhone Sanebox.com We recommended episode #109 on Seven Online Tools That Will Help You Do Your Best Work. We recommended episode #119 with David Sparks on How To Get Control Of Your Email. 4. Question about small tasks and large tasks from Catherine 5. Question about hiring the right person for a non-profit Check on episodes #89 and #90, both on StrengthsFinder with Steve Dosier What’s one new practice you’ll start with your time management this week? Community Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback USA: (949) 38-LEARN Thank you to Lisa Ward, Lucas Cowles, Jean Flanagan, Jenny Lynn-Garner, Tim Harvey, Mark Reinke, David Marcucci, Meg Fegan, Peter Grenier, Christoffer Christie, Denzel Wong, Andrew Benton, Elena Yakovleva, Jonathan Cousins, Tim Dolan, Jane Olhoff, Anwar Syed, Kimberly Pepr, Gary Roney, Edgar Quinteros, Mohan Krishnapura, Scott Hamilton, Pam Magee, and Shaun Gross who’ve subscribed to my weekly update this past week. Thank you to TCinRI for your very kind written review on iTunes. If this show has been valuable to you as well, please leave a written review on iTunes or Stitcher by visiting coachingforleaders.com/itunes or coachingforleaders.com/stitcher What’s one new practice you’ll start with your time management this week?

Michelin will host the Supercar Paddock at the Goodwood Festival of Speed for the second year in succession, teaming up with former British Touring Car Champion Tim Harvey at the UK’s flagship motorsport event. The 2013 event marks 20 years of the Festival of Speed, which Michelin will help celebrate by bringing its supercar and motorsport heritage to life with two exhibition sites, one in the Supercar Paddock and one in the main arena, at the festival. The stands will showcase some of Michelin’s milestones over the years both on the track and on the road. Harvey will welcome superstar cars and drivers on to the Michelin Supercar Paddock stand for interviews and to display some of the most impressive and exciting cars at the festival.

Michelin will host the Supercar Paddock at the Goodwood Festival of Speed for the second year in succession, teaming up with former British Touring Car Champion Tim Harvey at the UK's flagship motorsport event. The 2013 event marks 20 years of the Festival of Speed, which Michelin will help celebrate by bringing its supercar and motorsport heritage to life with two exhibition sites, one in the Supercar Paddock and one in the main arena, at the festival. The stands will showcase some of Michelin's milestones over the years both on the track and on the road. Harvey will welcome superstar cars and drivers on to the Michelin Supercar Paddock stand for interviews and to display some of the most impressive and exciting cars at the festival.

Now in its sixth year, BRDC SuperStars is well established as a programme which any serious young British driver aspires to be part of. As the scheme only selects the very brightest prospects, competition for places is tough and keenly fought. The SuperStars are supported with training programmes which the on-track results of the last two years suggest, do help give those taking part a competitive edge. SuperStars compete across the different disciplines from single seaters to prototypes, touring cars to GTs. Indeed, it is an important part of the scheme's ethos to ensure that those who benefit from the support go on to be successful across all disciplines of motor sport and not simply in racing cars. The Club very much wants to play its part in nurturing talent across the board in order to ensure that British drivers remain at the fore, both nationally and internationally, in years to come. In addition to access to the Club and the opportunities for networking with the Members, the SuperStars will receive direct assistance with all aspects of professional motor sport. This will include help with physical and mental training, career guidance, team building skills, sponsorship advice, media and sales training, PR and marketing, motor sport seminars and workshops with BRDC Members. They will also gain significant benefit of media coverage that the BRDC SuperStars programme itself generates. Indeed, the Club's endorsement of each young driver's status as one of the very brightest prospects in motor sport is undoubted but hard to put a value on. The SuperStars programme helps to strengthen links between young drivers and the Club, as well as reinforcing the relevance of the BRDC to the wider motor sport community. I look forward to a successful and helpful year with the 2013 BRDC SuperStars drivers.

Now in its sixth year, BRDC SuperStars is well established as a programme which any serious young British driver aspires to be part of. As the scheme only selects the very brightest prospects, competition for places is tough and keenly fought. The SuperStars are supported with training programmes which the on-track results of the last two years suggest, do help give those taking part a competitive edge. SuperStars compete across the different disciplines from single seaters to prototypes, touring cars to GTs. Indeed, it is an important part of the scheme’s ethos to ensure that those who benefit from the support go on to be successful across all disciplines of motor sport and not simply in racing cars. The Club very much wants to play its part in nurturing talent across the board in order to ensure that British drivers remain at the fore, both nationally and internationally, in years to come. In addition to access to the Club and the opportunities for networking with the Members, the SuperStars will receive direct assistance with all aspects of professional motor sport. This will include help with physical and mental training, career guidance, team building skills, sponsorship advice, media and sales training, PR and marketing, motor sport seminars and workshops with BRDC Members. They will also gain significant benefit of media coverage that the BRDC SuperStars programme itself generates. Indeed, the Club’s endorsement of each young driver’s status as one of the very brightest prospects in motor sport is undoubted but hard to put a value on. The SuperStars programme helps to strengthen links between young drivers and the Club, as well as reinforcing the relevance of the BRDC to the wider motor sport community. I look forward to a successful and helpful year with the 2013 BRDC SuperStars drivers.

Now in its fifth year, BRDC SuperStars is well established as a programme which any serious young British driver aspires to be part of. As the scheme only selects the very brightest prospects, competition for places is tough and keenly fought. The SuperStars are supported with training programmes which the on-track results of the last two years suggest, do help give those taking part a competitive edge. SuperStars compete across the different disciplines from single seaters to prototypes, touring cars to GTs. Indeed, it is an important part of the scheme’s ethos to ensure that those who benefit from the support go on to be successful across all disciplines of motor sport and not simply in racing cars. The Club very much wants to play its part in nurturing talent across the board in order to ensure that British drivers remain at the fore, both nationally and internationally, in years to come. In addition to access to the Club and the opportunities for networking with the Members, the SuperStars will receive direct assistance with all aspects of professional motor sport. This will include help with physical and mental training, career guidance, team building skills, sponsorship advice, media and sales training, PR and marketing, motor sport seminars and workshops with BRDC Members. They will also gain significant benefit of media coverage that the BRDC SuperStars programme itself generates. Indeed, the Club’s endorsement of each young driver’s status as one of the very brightest prospects in motor sport is undoubted but hard to put a value on. The SuperStars programme helps to strengthen links between young drivers and the Club, as well as reinforcing the relevance of the BRDC to the wider motor sport community. I look forward to a successful and helpful year with the 2012 BRDC SuperStars drivers.