Podcast appearances and mentions of Todd Thomas

Todd Thomas, CEO of Woodchuck, joins Megan Lynch as the demands for energy for AI server farms increase. Some tech companies are looking to create their own sources of electricity to power the systems.

Renewable energy and reducing waste are hot topics for Michigan, and pretty much everyone these days. Joining Chris to discuss their work in this space, their Grand Rapids facility, and an upcoming event, is the Founder and CEO of Woodchuck.ai and best selling author of “Unleashing Abundant Energy”, Todd Thomas.

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CFTROU 0204: Students: Celebrating Life's Milestone Moments | Milestones As our children move through different stages of life, it's essential to give them tools that help them make sense of life and keep following Christ through it all. Today on the show, we're wrapping up the first half of this season, focused on Student and Kids Ministries at Family Church. This episode concludes the Student Ministry part of our series, and in our next episode, we'll shift our focus to Kids Ministry. In this conversation, we're exploring how to celebrate life's milestone moments, joined by Pastors John MacTaggart, Derek Simpson, and Todd Thomas. We'll talk about why we emphasize these milestone moments, what our current milestone path looks like, the impact of long-term commitment to these moments, and how they're adapted over time to meet our community needs and culture changes. Celebrating life's milestone moments is a valuable tool we use at Family Church, so tune in to learn more.  Key Points From This Episode: Why we emphasize milestone moments at Family Church. We unpack what our milestone path currently looks like. A look at what our 6th-grade milestone looks like and what we do there.  Pastor Todd shares his experience as a dad who took part in the 6th-grade milestone. Pastor John breaks down what our senior milestone includes. Why these milestones tend to adapt and change over time, and factors that influence them. The benefits that flow out from celebrating these milestones. We share stories of how our student milestones have impacted families. Milestones are a way that we celebrate an accomplishment. It's where we celebrate the changing of a season of life. It's where we celebrate a new season of growing up with our kids and with our families. And we've found this to be…Click To TweetOne of my favorite things about these milestones is that they help our kids celebrate good holy, wholesome, righteous things as they follow God's design. It's good that they're getting to choose over what the world has to offer.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd Thomas on X Jimmy Scroggins on X Leslee Bennett on X John MacTaggart on X Derek Simpson on X Church for the Rest of Us Conference Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

 Do you have a Garanimals portfolio? Are your assets set up so simply, by a pie-charts-r-us investing firm, so that anybody could do it? Fact is, profits in the markets aren't for just anybody! The shop introduces their new analyst and portfolio manager Todd Thomas to the show before diving into the two most […] The post The ONLY International Market Worth Investing In | Your Money Toddcast – Episode 529 appeared first on Revere Asset Management.

Mike Ferguson in the Morning 11-18-24 (6:05am) Corey DeAngelis, senior fellow at the American Culture Project, talks about Trump's promise to eliminate the Dept. of Education. Will he be able to do it? Check out Corey's latest book, "The Parent Revolution: Rescuing Your Kids from the Radicals Ruining Our Schools," here: https://www.amazon.com/Parent-Revolution-Rescuing-Radicals-Ruining/dp/1546006869/ref=sr_1_1? (@DeAngelisCorey) (https://amculture.org/)   (6:20am) We discuss the poor transmission performance by Netflix for the Jake Paul/Mike Tyson "fight" and we congratulate Todd Thomas, better known as "That Guy" at Busch Stadium and other events around town, as his daughter Sydney was one of the Ring Girls for the event in Arlington, Texas.     (6:35am) We discuss the lack of self-reflection and self-awareness by folks on the Left, especially on the fringe, after their defeat at the polls on Nov. 5. We also look at the gender nonsense and straight-up lies regarding boys in girls' sports from the host of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver.    (6:50am) MORNING NEWS DUMP We look at who is going to be deported first when Tom Homan, the border patrol, and ICE return to action!Will the ethics investigation of Matt Gaetz actually see the light of day or will it be squelched?A San Jose State University volleyball player filed a lawsuit against her school and conference for violating several equality laws by allowing an alleged transgender player to participate on the team. Story here: https://abc3340.com/news/nation-world/san-jos-state-volleyball-captain-sues-school-conference-over-alleged-trans-teammate-san-jose-state-university-womens-volleyball-mountain-west-conference-brooke-slusser-melissa-batie-smoose Also story here: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/trans-volleyball-player-mobbed-team-winning-play-after-teammates-sue-over-danger-trans-inclusion Also story here: https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/athletes-five-universities-file-title-ix-suit-transgender-volleyball-c-rcna180335 U.S. gives Ukraine permission to use long-range missiles on targets inside Russian territory, Story here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-authorizes-ukraine-use-us-long-range-missiles-strike-inside-russia-report Saint Louis University graduate student workers vote to have the UAW represent them in their employment on campus. It'll affect over 500 employees, including teaching and research assistants. Blues are back home at Enterprise Center on Tuesday night to host the Minnesota Wild at 7pm.    NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CFTROU 0194: How to Count Wins In this episode, we dive into the numbers and metrics. While it's not always all about the numbers in ministry, metrics help us gauge our impact in taking the gospel to every person in every neighborhood across South Florida. Our guests are Derek Simpson, Campus Pastor of Family Church Downtown, Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke, and Scott Crawford, Business Administrator and CFO of Family Church. If you would like to learn which metrics we measure, the process we follow to develop our metrics, and the goals we set around these metrics, then tune in today. Key Points From This Episode: How metrics and dashboards are helpful reporting tools and help leaders determine strategy. The metrics and reporting tools used in different ministry areas. What the metrics mean to our Lead Pastor. The process of identifying and developing metrics used in our context. The importance of being good stewards of the resources that have been given to us. What we do if we see participation is waning. How metrics can help us look at the past to see what should happen in the future. How baptisms are a celebratory metric across our campuses. Building culture through a leadership development program for our kids. Cultivating our culture – our main goal. Lead measures vs. lag measures. The number one metric at Family Church. If you don't evaluate and measure, you can't tell the impact of certain things and whether they are succeeding or not.Click To TweetNumbers paint a picture of what God is doing and they help us know what's working and what's not.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd on X Scott on X Derek on X Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0193: How Meals, Meetings, and Retreats Build Culture Meals and meetings are an everyday occurrence in most organizations and workspaces, and retreats are also commonplace. However, did you know that there are three aspects of work life can help to grow your culture? In this episode, our guests include Pastor Christian Ramos. He leads our worship ministry across our family of neighborhood churches. We also welcome Derek Simpson, Campus Pastor of Family Church Downtown, and Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke, to discuss how meals, meetings, and retreats work to help build culture. We discuss how meals strengthen relationships, how meetings grow culture, how retreats expand the mind, among other benefits. Be sure to tune in! Key Points From This Episode: What it means to have meals that advance the church's mission. How meals strengthen relationships and how to navigate meals with the opposite gender. Ways that the various types of meetings at Family Church affect our culture. The importance of preparation and advice for structuring meetings to grow culture. Why we go on several retreats. How retreats lead to mindset shifts and changes of heart. Retreats as cultural, relationship, and product accelerators. Tips to get the most out of your retreats. A change of pace and a change of place means a change of heart.Click To TweetWe're big on accountability, so we have action items in all of our meetings.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd on X Genesis 3 Death by Meeting If it Ain't Broke... Break It! Todd on X — https://twitter.com/indiantodd Christian on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/christianramos Derek on X — https://twitter.com/dereksimpson Jimmy on X Leslee on X Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0192: How Common Language Drives Culture In this episode our hosts and guests explore how common language in a church drives culture. Joining the discussion are special guests, Seth Carter, Creative Pastor of Family Church, who leads his creative team to disseminate common language throughout our family of neighborhood churches. Also joining us, special guests, Winner Olmann, Campus Pastor of Family Church Lake Park, and Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke. Our guests unpack the definition of common language. They discuss Relentless Pursuit – what it is and how the team developed it. They also talk about the ways to communicate common language at Family Church, and what it means to be a culture carrier. To listen to this and much more, tune in now! Key Points From This Episode: The importance of developing culture carriers as you develop common language. How we define common language. What Relentless Pursuit is and how we developed it. How common language has evolved in our context. Ways we communicate and deliver our common language. Informal ways we communicate common language. What it means to be a culture carrier using common language. The times it takes to embed culture in your organization. Being intentional about using common language. What common language needs to be–accessible, true, and real. The importance of culture in the Kingdom of Christ. Advice to pastors and ministry leaders looking to develop their common language. Common language includes the phrases, words, and terminology that are important to Family Church, and in many cases unique to Family Church.Click To TweetNot everything that we say becomes common language.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd on X Email Winner Seth on LinkedIn Seth on X Jimmy on X Leslee on X Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0191: Is It Time to Change Your Church's Name? Today on Church for the Rest of Us, we pose a question: Do you think it's time to change the name of your church? If this is something that you've had on your heart, then do not miss out on our conversation as we share insights on how to go about changing the name of your church! We're gladly joined by two incredible guests to dive into this subject, Todd Thomas, the pastor at Family Church Sherbrooke and leader of our campus pastors; and Winner Olmann, the pastor at Family Church Lake Park. We delve into three reasons why any church might think about changing its name, why we changed our church's name, what you could potentially lose by proceeding with the change, and what you can gain from the change! We trust this episode will inspire and encourage you in your journey to reach your community with the gospel of Jesus Christ! Key Points From This Episode: How and why we opted for a name change (implementing it gradually over some time). What it's like to change your name when you're planting something new. Winner speaks to the experience they underwent changing the name of their school. We discuss the potential things you can lose by changing your church's name. The importance of laying the right groundwork with the right leaders. Encouragements on changing your church's name. CFTROU 0191: Is It Time to Change Your Church's Name?Click To TweetIdeally, you want a name that accurately reflects the mission and vision you have for your church in your community.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd on X Email Winner Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X (formerly Twitter) Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

In this extremely fun episode, I had the pleasure of talking with St. Louis Cardinals stadium emcee Todd Thomas. Known around Busch Stadium, Ballpark Village, and basically anywhere in St. Louis as “That One Guy,” Todd and I discuss a wide range of topics, such as how he got his start with Cardinals, how he became a Cardinal fan, and his Mt. Rushmore of favorite Cardinals of all time. But that's just the beginning. He tells SO MANY awesome stories, ranging from Jr. High track, to addressing a raucous Busch Stadium crowd celebrating a World Series, to shaving mullets (that story is an all timer). There's even a Lou Brown impression for good measure. Nothing left to say but LISTEN AND ENJOY.

CFTROU 0187: Get to Know Your Neighbors In this episode, we are talking about building a family of neighborhood churches. These churches draw people in and they get to see the genuine connection the neighborhood pastor has with their community. Our guests are neighborhood pastors and share their approach in reaching diverse communities. They also talk about the impact neighborhood schools make in the community, as well as the homes in those communities. Our guests also share how they motivate their congregations to go be the church out there. Our guests are Jose DaSilva, Campus Pastor of Iglesia Familiar Greenacres, Winner Olmann, Campus Pastor of Family Church Lake Park, Jose DaSilva, and Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke. Pastor Todd also leads our team of campus pastors across our family of neighborhood churches. Tune in for a great conversation! Key Points From This Episode: Pastor Jimmy reminds us of the 1% rule for reaching our communities. What our guests love about being neighborhood pastors. How they each connect with different communities. The powerful influence of schools and the partnership that exists between schools and the surrounding communities. An idea championed by one of our neighborhood churches, Family Church North Stuart. How to motivate and equip your congregation to be the church out there. We see the neighborhood church as a missionary outpost for the gospel of Jesus Christ and the neighborhood pastor serves as the lead mission strategist.Click To TweetI realized that one of the fastest ways to build friendships with other men was to coach baseball and basketball with my son on his teams.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd on X Email Winner Email Jose Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X (formerly Twitter) Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0186: Keeping Vision & Mission Aligned In this episode, we discuss how to align the vision and mission of your church. Our guests are Derek Simpson, Campus Pastor of Family Church Downtown, Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke, and Scott Crawford, Business Administrator and CFO of Family Church. We unpack multiple aspects aligning our vision and mission, building common language into every conversation we have with one another. We talk about how our statements influence our work, how we use our resources, and much more. There is no limit to how often you can reinforce your vision and mission. We also discuss how we prevent vision and mission leaks. To learn more, tune in. Key Points From This Episode: The process of developing our mission statement. What our core values are. How often we change our mission, vision, and core values. How your mission and vision statements can influence how you use your resources. The purpose of our vision and strategy meeting. The significance of meals, meetings, and retreats. What we do to maintain alignment with our mission, if we see alternatives start to develop. Vision, mission, and core values: how much is too much and how much is enough? We filter everything through our mission statement and our core values, so it comes out in everything that we produce.Click To TweetLanguage is powerful in creating and disseminating culture.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Derek on X Scott of X Todd on X Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X (formerly Twitter) Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0185: How Family Church Does Multisite In this episode, we discuss a trend among churches – moving from a megachurch model to a multisite model. We delve into why, at Family Church, we are committed to the multisite strategy. Our guests include Todd Gaston, Campus Pastor of Family Church North Stuart, Scott Crawford, Family Church Business Administrator and CFO, and Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke. Our Lead Pastor, Jimmy Scroggins, casts vision and discusses our multisite strategy, reasons for departure from this strategy, insights from our campus pastors, and what makes us a unified organization. We explore the benefits and challenges. Tune in now. Key Points From This Episode: Pastor Jimmy gives listeners an in-depth overview of Family Church's team structure. The importance of agility. What our pastor's weekly meeting schedule and agenda looks like. The focus of meetings as a means to provide support. Insight into the workings and meetings of the content production team. Removing obstacles and adjusting expectations. Navigating frustration. Making sure policies and systems are a help and not a hindrance. Making changes and restructuring. Changes made to address our growth. Regionalization as replication for the support team. To do multisite, the way that we do it, you are going to have to care for some chaos.Click To TweetA lot of what we say around here is–policies work for us we don't work for them.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd Gaston on X Scott of X Todd Thomas on X Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X (formerly Twitter) Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

CFTROU 0183: Why We're More Committed to Multisite In this episode, we discuss a trend among churches, abandoning the multisite strategy. We delve into why, at Family Church, we continuing with our commitment to the multisite approach. Our guests include Scott Crawford, Family Church Business Administrator; Todd Gaston, Campus Pastor of Family Church North Stuart; and Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke. We discuss our Lead Pastor, Jimmy Scroggins, vision for our family of neighborhood churches, reasons for departure from this strategy, insights from our campus pastors, and what makes Family Church a unified organization. We explore the benefits and challenges. Tune in now! Key Points From This Episode: The logistical and relational challenges faced in the multisite approach. Our campus pastors detail the why behind the multisite campus strategy. Why the multisite strategy is working for us and the benefits we see. Pastor Todd Gaston highlights the power of being a family of neighborhood churches. We delve into the challenges and complexities that come with the multisite strategy. Leading and managing high-level leaders. Words of encouragement to those on the fence about multisite. The work that it takes to maintain the relationships that are required to move forward as one church organization with many expressions across varying neighborhoods, it takes a lot of face time.Click To TweetOur vision, our mission, and our values are clear. We live them out and they also provide clarity and alignment for us to stay connected.Click To TweetWe decided to lean into neighborhood churches with neighborhood pastors, who know their neighborhoods well and know their people well.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Todd Gaston on X Scott of X Todd Thomas on X Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on X (formerly Twitter) Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on X Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

Todd Thomas is the Owner of Porta Party DJ's here in St. Louis as well as you may know him from seeing him at the St. Louis Cardinals game as "That One Guy"! Listen as we talk to Todd about scaling his business as well as how he got his start with the St. Louis Cardinals. You will also hear from Todd on what his most memorable Cardinal moment is that he has been apart of. 

One of the pool builders making waves right in our own backyard is Thomas Pools & Spas. Recently voted one of the best pool companies in Modesto by the Modesto Bee, the 20-year-old firm has cemented its reputation throughout the Central Valley for its custom swimming pools. We go one-on-one with Todd Thomas, owner of Thomas Pools & Spas to find out what put them on top and why they've become the first name for inground pool construction in Modesto, CA.Viking Capital The pool builder financing program by Viking Capital is one of the best in the pool & spa industry. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Today, we're taking a look back on our most recent season. We've heard from some incredible minds in the Revenue Operations space, and one of our favorite parts of every conversation is hearing how guests define “RevOps.” Each definition is a little different, and each definition brings something new to the RevOps table. Let's take a quick look back at some of those conversations. How do our guests define RevOps? Why is RevOps important? And what do you need to know to make your RevOps team successful?Guests featured:Michelle Torrey-Teunissen, Chief Revenue Officer at 6clicksTodd Thomas, Chief Revenue Officer at Aiden AutoScott Hoffman, Chief Revenue Officer of GFT USAKiva Kolstein, President and Chief Revenue Officer at AlphaSense, Inc.Brian Tully, Chief Revenue Officer at GoldcastJamie Anderson, Chief Revenue Officer of EmburseCharles Lu, VP of Operations at LexCheckSaima Rashid, Senior Vice President of Revenue Analytics at 6senseJason Rushforth, Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Americas at SugarCRMJohn Foong, CRO of Domain Group--Time Stamps(00:55) -  Michelle Torrey-Teunissen, Chief Revenue Officer at 6clicks(01:56) - Todd Thomas, Chief Revenue Officer at Aiden Auto(04:09) - Scott Hoffman, Chief Revenue Officer of GFT USA(05:07) - Kiva Kolstein, President and Chief Revenue Officer at AlphaSense, Inc.(07:38) - Brian Tully, Chief Revenue Officer at Goldcast(09:49) - Jamie Anderson, Chief Revenue Officer of Emburse(12:29) - Charles Lu, VP of Operations at LexCheck(15:11) - Saima Rashid, Senior Vice President of Revenue Analytics at 6sense(18:15) - Jason Rushforth, Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Americas at SugarCRM(20:33) - John Foong, CRO of Domain Group—SponsorRise of RevOps is brought to you by Qualified. Qualified's Pipeline Cloud is the future of pipeline generation for revenue teams that use Salesforce. Learn more about the Pipeline Cloud on Qualified.com. —Links Connect with Jason on LinkedInCheck out QualifiedLearn more about Caspian Studios

Todd Thomas, Director of Food Services at Union Gospel Mission shares with us how the Mission serves so many, and how food can be the start of something great.

Connected cars have been around for a while, but in-car services have strangely not really taken off. I learnt in my chat with Todd Thomas, Chief Revenue Officer at AiDEN Auto that there's a good reason. Or four. Todd spoke to me about the evolution of the modern car to become a more mature connected device from its current state, and in the process we unearthed some real gems of insight. After today's chat with Todd, I have a much better understanding of what connected vehicles 2.0 might look like, and why we may just be at the cusp of an explosion in true in-car services, many of them powered by AI. I am also convinced that the way we interact with our cars is going to undergo a significant shift, substantially changing our relationship with our cars. It's going to be an exciting next few years in this space. Subscribe to the AI in Automotive Podcast to stay in touch with the technologies shaping our industry's future.AI in Automotive Podcast

This episode features an interview with Todd Thomas, Chief Revenue Officer at Aiden Auto. Aiden integrates third-party digital services directly into your vehicle to elevate your driving experience. Todd has experience with startups to Fortune 100 companies across the industry. No matter where he is, he helps businesses and networks expand and grow.In this episode, Todd describes how to organize your startup for success, and how to make RevOps reflect your go-to-market strategy. He also dives into which decision-makers are most important in his process.Guest Bio:Todd Thomas is an innovative and strategic thinker with the ability to build businesses and networks that deliver explosive growth. He has experience with startups to Fortune 100 companies across Connected Products & Services, SaaS, IoT, AI, and Emerging Tech. He's also a Google Android for Cars Open Innovation "Shark Tank" Champion. Guest Quote:“Every startup has limited resources, so you're always trying to do everything you can with what you have. But how you structure your revenue ops really can be one of the keys to whether or not the startup makes it or not. So make sure that you're amplified and getting the most outta the resources you have available.” - Todd ThomasTime Stamps:**(00:47) - Todd's journey to RevOps**(01:48) - About Aiden Auto**(03:13) - Defining rev ops**(09:28) - RevObstacles **(15:29) - RevOops**(16:44) - The Toolshed **(26:49) - Quick Hits Sponsor:Rise of RevOps is brought to you by Qualified. Qualified's Pipeline Cloud is the future of pipeline generation for revenue teams that use Salesforce. Learn more about the Pipeline Cloud on Qualified.com. Links:Connect with Todd Thomas on LinkedInConnect with Ian Faison on LinkedinCheck out the Aiden Auto Website

Mrs. Lovett: Felicity Palmer | Johanna: Rebecca Evans | Beggar Woman: Rosalind Plowright | Sweeney Todd: Thomas Allen | Anthony Hope: William Dazeley | Tobias Ragg: Doug Jones | Judge Turpin: Jonathan Veira | Beadle Bamford: Robert Tear | Pirelli: Bonaventura Bottone | Jonas Fogg: Matthew Rose | Conductor: Paul Gemignani | Royal Opera House, Covent Garden | 17 December 2003 | Broadcast

TMV Episode 71 - Parenting in the Midst of Suffering Part 2 In the midst of suffering, God is still God. This is what we need to remind ourselves of when we find ourselves in seasons of suffering. This episode is part two of a series called, Parenting in the Midst of Suffering. Our friend, Serah Thomas, joins the conversation to continue sharing her story of how she navigated the ups and downs of life. She and her husband, Todd Thomas, who serves as the Campus Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke, held fast to the Lord, each other, and their children, as they walked through cancer, pregnancy, and chronic stress. They did it together and they did it with an eternal perspective, with their minds set on God and how suffering can conform us to the image of Christ. Key Points From This Episode: Welcoming Sarah Thomas back and quick recap of part one of this two-part series. Sarah shares the myriad of her own personal health issues. How she navigated life through the treatment of her condition. How years of chronic stress have impacted her daily life. Her thoughts on sharing and explaining her health issues with her kids. How her suffering has influenced her view of God. Where we (often) go wrong when we process suffering. Translating difficult information to our children and their hearts. Sarah tells us about life lessons she hopes her children walk away with. Why Sarah thinks suffering makes us more like Jesus.

TMV Episode 70 - Parenting in the Midst of Suffering Part 1 Parenting is an individual journey encompassing different seasons of life. There are sweet seasons and seasons where we walk through suffering. The truth is that our circumstances do not define us. We can be honest in our feelings, but in our suffering, it's important for us to stand on a firm foundation of faith and God's truth. On this episode, we begin a two-part series on the topic of parenting in the midst of suffering with Serah Thomas. In our conversation, we hear about how she, and her husband Todd, embarked on a cancer journey with their little girl. She shares how they navigated all facets of their journey, from diagnosis to treatment. As parents, they also had loved and cared for their other children. In the midst of this, Serah was pregnant. Sarah talks about how this impacted her walk with God and the scriptures she grounded herself in, to keep moving forward. Don't miss this incredible testimony of God's faithfulness in the midst of suffering. Key Points From This Episode: We meet and get to know Serah Thomas, and her husband, Todd Thomas. Todd serves as the campus pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke. Why thinking the best of your spouse is important in a marriage. Listening to Serah and she shares her daughter's cancer journey and how they navigated it together, as a family. Sarah talks about where they are today. The impact of this experience on her marriage. Serah talks about her walk with God throughout the journey. Scriptures that Sarah grounded herself in. How the Holy Spirit worked in the midst of this journey. Serah's encouragement to other moms in our village (and outside) who are currently walking through suffering. How seeing the Holy Spirit working in her children helps solidify the whole family's faith. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Pastor Todd Thomas on Twitter LCH Cancer Family Church The Mom Village Linktree The Mom Village on Instagram Kirra Kelly Kirra Kelly on Twitter Jismarie Ramos Jismarie Ramos on Twitter Kristin Scroggins Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

Cornell Bunting engages in an insightful conversation with a dedicated family man, renowned for his community service and his profound passion for traveling. In this episode, Todd Thomas shares his journey of seeking fulfillment in a way that resonates with his deepest aspirations - helping others.Todd, a family man with a remarkable blend of creativity and unwavering drive, has found his calling in serving and uplifting his community as a DJ. He reflects on his close relationship with his mother and how his involvement in the band significantly improved his communication skills.The conversation touches on Todd's deep-seated passion for being a mentor, a facilitator, and a constant learner. His diverse life experiences have contributed to his success as an Associate Technical Writer at Sony Electronics. Todd Thomas strongly believes in the value of providing various learning tools within a structured, safe, and positive environment to facilitate effective learning.His discovery of his passion for playing music while mentoring young men in his community forms a powerful narrative throughout the conversation. Join us as the dialogue unfolds beautifully, offering a window into Todd's inspiring journey. Support the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

B2EMO IS SAD AND FERRIX PREPARES FOR A FUNERAL! For the penultimate episode of S1 of Andor; Daught Of Ferrix, Mike returns as host and is joined by Tonya Todd & relative newcomer to the Comics In Motion family; Thomas Rochester! They talk about B2EMO and the many other characters, parallels, interpretations of characters, the canon and even start with Mike revealing his lack of basic literature knowledge! FOR THE GREATER GOOD! Find Thomas Rochester's social media, podcast, short film and more here: https://linktr.ee/tcrochesteract Find Tonya on social media @MsTonyaTodd – Tonya's Site: http://mstonyatodd.com– Tonya's IMDB: https://imdb.com/name/nm8904672- Listen to the first episode of Tonya's Banned Books on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sj3ZcXrSrRI And you can find all of Mike's podcast shows & his social media details here: https://linktr.ee/GenuineChitChat Mike, Megan, Ria & JAC discussed all 9 episodes of Star Wars Visions S1 here: https://pod.fo/e/f9b4b Please subscribe to Mike's YouTube channel to see video versions of his conversations, playlists filled with episodes of GCC, a huge amount of Star Wars content and more: https://youtube.com/GenuineChitChat For more Star Wars content, check out Mike's show Star Wars: Comics In Canon every Saturday on the feed of Comics In Motion or on his YouTube channel, plus check out his conversations with Star-Wars-related individuals including Cavan Scott, Claudia Gray, Paolo Villanelli, Dominic Pace and other non-Star-Wars guests! Email us at comicsinmotionpodcast@gmail.com or follow us on social media @comicsinmotionp --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Appleton Police Department Chief Todd Thomas was on the podcast today! Almost 40 years of policing under his belt. Today we talked about some of the biggest changes in policing from the 80s to present. We talked about the importance of supporting our officers and making sure they have equal access to Mental Health services. The military/LEO communities are not separate but, tethered together. #disruptiveimpact #WisconsinVeteran #backtheblue

Today we are joined on Hope Talks by Pastor Todd Thomas pastor of Timberville Church of the Nazarene on his book “Grow” A journey out of discouragement. We pray that today's broadcast will be a half hour of hope for your life. You can find the book on Amazon at the link below. Also we would like to invite you to take this six question anonymous survey to give us feedback on the podcast https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=rMtAr_aDl02Dki0XlUrGIhYk-WuZPbRHkFKyO4BJJKdURTIyS1JBNU1TSjRYQjA3VVo5RlNPT0dSWS4u&fbclid=IwAR2aeiI59cbgXltu_ae2JRm6-Qk6A9lF-ztAAQt4Byh475aR451OwP2cb2c

On April 2, The Temple Theatre will host a masterful collaboration between the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, Pit & Balcony Theatre, and Saginaw Valley State University's Concert Choir, and various vocal soloists as they present Peter Shaffer's play Amadeus. This production will include a broad range of Mozart's music played out on the stage. Today we speak with guests Maestro Fouad Fakhouri of the Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, Amy Spadafore, Managing Director of the Pit & Balcony Theatre, and Director Dr. Todd Thomas about the collaborative nature of this incredible production. Listen in and make plans to see the performance. www.templetheatre.com www.pitandbalcony.com www.saginawbayorchestra.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/templearts/support

Todd Thomas, known as "That One Guy" has entertained fans at Busch Stadium in St. Louis for over 20 years. 

In this week's Trails Collective Rundown of the Northeast Trail World: 03:12:15 - UltraSignUp Hotlist 03:50:00 - FKT's of the Week 04:50:03 - Katharine Spector, NY AT Clip 18:45:46 - Shannon Pinkowski on Mohawk Mountain 5k 26:53:08 - Andy Vermilyea on Mohawk Mountain 8h 32:37:18 - Thaddeus Nelson on the Ghost Train 100 48:46:38 - Tami Sari on the Oil Creek 100 58:12:18 - Anthony Wallick on the Oil Creek 100 1:10:11:43 - Jason Brady on the Hot TWOT 200 1:17:45:00 - Todd Thomas on the Hot TWOT 200 1:25:56:22 - Brett Mastrangelo on the Trapp Mountain Marathon 1:32:57:55 - Events Running This Weekend

(00:00) Local News Chat: Oshkosh Schools, Covid & Refugees (18:30) Your Take on Evidence Instagram Harms Teen Girls (38:30) LIFE in Motion: Supporting Students' Mental Health (55:00) Appleton Police Chief Todd Thomas Talks Enforcement (85:00) The Takeaway: We Now Don't Know What We Know

(00:00) Local News Chat: Covid Trends & Signs of Stroke (18:30) Your Take on Using Unarmed First Responders (36:30) Appleton Police Chief Todd Thomas (54:30) Jessie Opoien, Capitol Reporter, CapTimes (84:00) The Takeaway: What Do We Owe Loved Ones?

Message from Todd Thomas on February 28, 2021

Message from Todd Thomas on February 28, 2021

Georgie chats to artist manager, promoter, BCMA director and all round musical knowledge bank, Todd Thomas about his role in the industry and where to head in Tennessee! Email the podcast: talesoftennessee@yahoo.com 

(00:00) Local News Chat: School Uncertainty & Arena Update (10:30) Sen Tammy Baldwin on Biden, Nat'l Guard & Kenosha (20:30) Your Take on Presence of Armed Civilians at Protests (37:30) Appleton Police Chief Todd Thomas on Protests & More (60:00) 2020 Presidential Polls, Media Coverage & "Flight 93" (93:30) The Takeaway: We'll Work Harder If We're Grateful

Pastor Todd Thomas is the Pastor at Timberville Church of the Nazarene. He joins us on Front Porch Talks today to share about the book he wrote recently “A Life In Contrast” thoughts from the Sermon on the Mount.

Pastor Todd Thomas is the Pastor at Timberville Church of the Nazarene. He joins us on Front Porch Talks today to share about the book he wrote recently “A Life In Contrast” thoughts from the Sermon on the Mount.

(00:00) Local News Chat: COVID Cases & Wearing Masks (20:00) Your Take on Risks & Rewards of Amateur Fireworks (41:30) Appleton Police Chief Todd Thomas on Police Reform (62:30) The Lawyers on Qualified Immunity & Legal Discretion (94:30) The Takeaway: Understanding Performative Rebellion

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We welcome podcaster Matt Cole to the show this week to first help us remember our favorite superhero team ups in our Retro Roundtable. We look at team ups like the Power Rangers and TMNT, The Midnight Sons, The Justice Ducks, and more. Let us know your picks on Facebook and Twitter! We then turn our attention to Matt to talk more about his podcast Debate This! Each episode, hosts Andrew Henderson, Kyle Harper, Matt Cole, and Todd Thomas will debate meaningless topics about your favorite video games and comics, like which of Dr. Robotnik's inventions could have been a legitimate investment, or which of the Koopa Kids should be in line for the crown. In this show, no one is right, but someone is definitely wrong. Be sure to check the show our at DebateThisCast.com! @DebateThisCast @Mc_dj_mc CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air If you’d like to show your support, you can either visit our Patreon page at Patreon.com/CannedAirPod or you can leave us a review on iTunes! Thanks for listening!

Thanks for listening to the Great Commission Leadership Podcast! Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE and CONNECT with us on Twitter and Instagram: @gclpod. This episode features Todd Thomas, Campus Pastor and Worship Leader at Family Church Sherbrooke in West Palm Beach, FL. Before joining the team at Family Church, Todd was a planting pastor at Center Point Church in Lexington, KY where he served as College and Worship Pastor for 14 years. You can connect with Todd on: Twitter • Instagram Resources from this episode: Family Church Three Circles Gospel Tool Turning Everyday Conversations into Gospel Conversations, Jimmy Scroggins Three Circles App Church for the Rest of Us Podcast 131 Christians Everyone Should Know, JI Packer Brothers, We Are Not Professionals, John Piper Spiritual Leadership, J. Oswald Sanders The Leadership Secrets of Billy Graham, Harold Myra Connect with Graham: Twitter • Instagram • Facebook

Listeners - Welcome to a spoilerific episode of Fullmetal Bazinga. If you are new to the show, this isn't the place to start.  We asked for questions and you delivered! Thank you everyone who sent in questions. This turned into an extra long episode because we're just that extra when it comes to responding to your questions and thanking folks. Thank you all for joining us on this ride. For real, all our listeners have been wonderful and very encouraging. Thank you for your kindness on this adventure. We hope you stick around for the next one, because we will absolutely be making more shows in the future.  Questions covered: What's going to happen now that Big Bang Theory has ended? How did this show happen? Why would you do such a thing to us? What are your real feelings on the Big Bang Theory? Who is Stephan Jenkins? What Easter Eggs are hidden in this show? What tips do you have for listeners who might want to make their own show?  Here is a list of folks we love and to whom we owe a great debt for helping make this show possible: Margot Hartley, for the name of our show Doug Linse, who created our theme and who played The Silent. Hear his music at douglinse.bandcamp.com and find him on twitter @DougLinse Calvin Kasulke, for playing himself (@cjkasulke) Vorn [No Last Name], for playing himself Andy Hanold, for playing Carlton Billingsley (@andrewhanold) V Silverman, for playing Carson DiMaggio (@nikeagxy) Sarah Elliot, for playing Regina Catalina (@lifeafterplans) Andrew Zucosky, for playing Stephan Jenkins (@squidwizard42) Ryan Gorneau, for playing Slim Jim Doritoman Jo Kroger, for playing the voice of GenCorp (@JoKroger) Dalton Deschain, for playing Production Manager Garfield (DaltonDeschain) Ayla Kaluski, for playing Operator Ophelia  Day Clancy, for playing The Crow Lady / Gall-Lee (@dayclancy) Sam Schnorr, for playing Crypt-Key Christian Kelley-Madera, for playing Bill Prady (@Ctmadera) Special Thanks to the other shows who made our finale montage possible. We recommend following all of these shows: The Bazinga Boys (@bazinga_boys) created by Rob (@RobLivingsFilm) Pete (@Petarrgh1) and Vorn, who doesn't exist on the internet apparently Fuzzy Logic (@FuzzyLogicPod) created by V Silverman (@nikeagxy) Andrew Prensky (@wordsgoblin) Ben Stern, and occasionally featuring Ed Rosini Amazon Book Club (@Amznbookclub) created by Austin Hannah (@astnhnnh) Ganesh Sarma (@fusstache) and Shane Burklow (@spiderburger) Debate This! (@DebateThisCast) created by Andrew Henderson (@arhenderson) Kyle Harper (@kharpermusic) Matt Cole (@mc_dj_mc) and Todd Thomas (@tsquare87) Fullmetal Bazinga was created and hosted by Colin DeMatteis (@NilColin) David Flamm (@BonesMcJones) Giovanni Colantonio (@MarioPrime) and Greg Schulz (@giantwerewolf). It was edited by the overwhelmingly powerful David Flamm, without whom this show would've sounded like trash.  Thank you again for listening. Stay tuned for our next exciting adventure. May The Young Sheldon have mercy on us all  

On this Gratitude:UnFiltered, founding member of the Grammy Award Winning group, Arrested Development Arrested Development, Speech! Speech was born Todd Thomas in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The youngest of parents Robert & Patricia Thomas. He grew up on two sides of life: the ghetto of Milwaukee (one of the nation’s roughest cities for African Americans) and (Wauwatosa) Milwaukee’s suburbia. Speech learned how to draw from the pains and beauty of both. He would absorb the plights of his people and yet the retreat of middle class blacks to primarily white neighborhoods. Speech experienced hardcore racism as a young boy. He also lost his grandmother to a heart attack and his older brother, Terrence Thomas to an Asthma attack all within the same week. Through God’s help, he ultimately learned how to recalibrate his inner anger through constructive and dynamic music. To celebrate the lives of those he lost. Speech wrote the song Tennessee as a dedication to his family. In the early nineties Speech and his mother started the Terrence Thomas Scholarship dedicated to his brother. In 2013, the scholarship is still helping many young black students further their educations. With this background, Speech started the music group, Arrested Development. The group is based in Georgia, from humble and rural beginnings; they became a pioneering force in the music world. Arrested Development received two Grammy Awards (Best new artists & Best rap single 1993) for the album, 3 years, 5 months and 2 days in the life of…” Their second album “Zingalamaduni” was met with critical acclaim and nominated for a Grammy. However, All the success and accolades were not enough to prevent a rift in the group that would see them split five years after they had formed. After a much needed break and time to re group, Speech re emerged onto the scene and signed a solo record deal with EMI. He spent days and nights in the studio, experimenting with new sounds and styles. Several months later he released his first single “Like Marvin Gaye Said” The track went to #1 on the Japanese Tokio 100 charts for 7 weeks straight! Speech toured with Vice President Al Gore and Hillary Clinton during the Clinton re- election campaign, plus tours with Hootie & the Blowfish, Herbie Hancock, Chaka Khan, Youssou N’dour, James Brown, Parliament – Funkadelic, Jason Mraz, and The Roots. (Speech and Arrested Development also lent their voices and support when the now President, Barack Obama was campaigning to become The President). Speech has released 5 solo albums since 1996 all of which have spawned Top 10 hit singles in Japan. His album “Spiritual People” released in 2000 was certified Gold in that country. It was also awarded the Best black music album of the year 2000 by ADLIB magazine. Speech supported each album with sold out tours and intense promotional schedules. In 2000, Speech and Arrested Development began performing together again delighting audiences all over the world with their positive and up lifting brand of hip hop. In 2005 Speech became an ordained minister with the Churches of Christ.. Speech says, “My most proud achievement is my marriage to Yolanda, (we’ve been together over 17 years), our two children Jahi and Zoe Thomas and my faith in Jesus, which is my biggest strength & guidance Speech maintains an incredibly busy lifestyle which includes, performing with Arrested Development, solo performances, special collaborations; a weekly radio broadcast called “Musical Safari and writing and producing several music projects per year. He hosts a bi- weekly industry event in Atlanta called the Mixtape Mixer and organizes a yearly convention called the A&E convention. In addition, Speech and family own and operate a corn business, a juice business and an African American newspaper in Milwaukee, called the Milwaukee Community Journal. I am your host, Joshua T Berglan and welcome to Gratitude:UnFiltered! Your questions and comments are always welcome!

On this Gratitude:UnFiltered, founding member of the Grammy Award Winning group, Arrested Development Arrested Development, Speech! Speech was born Todd Thomas in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The youngest of parents Robert & Patricia Thomas. He grew up on two sides of life: the ghetto of Milwaukee (one of the nation’s roughest cities for African Americans) and (Wauwatosa) […]

Pastor Todd Thomas; who is the Pastor of the Timberville Church of the Nazarene; shared his testimony on our Front Porch Talks Program on Easter Sunday. Front Porch Talks plays every Sunday from noon- 12:30 pm on 1470 AM and 102.1 FM WBTX.

Pastor Todd Thomas; who is the Pastor of the Timberville Church of the Nazarene; shared his testimony on our Front Porch Talks Program on Easter Sunday. Front Porch Talks plays every Sunday from noon- 12:30 pm on 1470 AM and 102.1 FM WBTX.

We called up friend of the show Todd Thomas (@tsquare87) to talk about how to healthily argue with your loved ones, and we hypothesize about which Pokemon would come out on top of a massive battle royale! Check out Debate This! @debatethiscast www.debatethispodcast.com SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/upfordiscussion MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539 BUY BENSON! https://crackersandjam.bandcamp.com @DownWithTalking @tomzalatnai @redrandom www.upfordnetwork.com

Since no one asked for it, we went back to the lore well and drudged up another hot steaming pile of knowledge for the next edition of FLAVOR TEXT! Marvel has announced they will be releasing an Eternals movie in 2020. What the hell is an Eternal? Do they have anything to do with the mysterious, seemingly immortal beings we’ve already met? And what is the deal with that giant baby-god with the big head? Resident Marvel expert Todd Thomas answers these questions and more! Check out more incessant arguments at www.debatethiscast.com and keep the conversation going by following us on social media @debatethiscast.

ERcoder was at the ACEP Coding & Reimbursement Conference last week.  We intended to post a daily recap of the questions from the conference but the last few days got a little busy with our president, Todd Thomas, being on the podium or part of the panel for the last 3 days of the conference.  This is the last of the questions we saved from the meeting. Feel free to direct any questions or comments to ercoder@ercoder.com

ERcoder is at the ACEP Coding & Reimbursement Conference this week.  Our president, Todd Thomas, is a featured speaker and will be fielding questions from the course attendees.  We will be keeping track of some of the interesting ones and sharing them, and Todd’s responses, with you on the podcast.

ERcoder is at the ACEP Coding & Reimbursement Conference this week.  Our president, Todd Thomas, is a featured speaker and will be fielding questions from the course attendees.  We will be keeping track of some of the interesting ones and sharing them, and Todd's responses, with you on the podcast. Feel free to direct any questions or comments to ercoder@ercoder.com

Episode 1 is an introduction to your host, the president of ERcoder, Todd Thomas.  It also includes a brief overview of what you can expect from the ERcoder podcast in future episodes.

Today, we will be discussing how experts can benefit policyholders prove an insured loss. More and more insurance companies are using experts to support their side of a claim settlement. That is why today’s policyholder must often take advantage of similar professional resources to help prepare, support, and settle their claims. Understanding and utilizing the coverages available for this purpose can help protect the insured not only against financial loss but for the cost of recovering it. Our experts will review the basics of loss preparation cost coverage including what it is, why it’s needed, and how to ensure you have purchased the right type and the amount of coverage.   Key Takeaways:   [1:58] Why is it important to know who is who in the insurance claims process? [2:58] What types of professionals who may participate in a policyholder’s property loss work for an insurance company? [3:25] What types of professionals work for the policyholder? [3:57] Are there any professionals who may work for both the insurance company and the policyholder? [4:33] How can qualified outside professionals make a significant difference in the amount of a settlement and the speed at which it’s reached? [5:21] What types of experts and professionals will insureds possibly need to hire during the property insurance claim process? [5:57] Historically the cost of the experts to support and prepare a claim are the insured’s responsibility, but now it seems the burden of cost seems to be shifting. Why is that? [6:54] How does current coverage to reimburse policyholders for loss preparation costs vary among insurance carriers? [7:20] What steps should policyholders take when considering this type of coverage? [8:11] What other types of questions should policyholders consider when they are researching loss adjustment expense coverage? [9:43] Why is it important that a policyholder identify the carrier’s precise intent for loss preparation coverage before a loss occurs? [10:30] What should policyholders do if they haven’t found an acceptable endorsement that will respond to their business's unique needs? [11:14] Why do so many organizations fail to make sure their insurance program includes reimbursement coverage? [13:07] Examples of businesses who want people to maximize their financial settlement after a disaster because they didn’t have this type of coverage or they didn’t hire the right experts. [15:00] If an agent or broker offers to handle a claim is that an unauthorized practice of public adjusting or are they legally allowed to do it? [16:42] Other important points about making a case for experts. [18:12] Why is coverage for public adjusters rarely seen?   Panelists: ● C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director at Adjusters International and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants ● Jim Beneke, SPPA, President at The Beneke Co./Adjusters International ● John Marini, Senior Advisor for Business Development & Government Affairs at Adjusters International   Moderator: ● Marjorie Musick   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International

This discussion is about ordinance or law coverage and how to insure for this potential exposure. After a disaster causes property damage or loss many policyholders discover that rebuilding the structure to conform to the latest building codes can add 50% or more to their recovery cost. Then comes the unpleasant surprise of discovering the ordinance or law exclusion that prevents a full recovery. With building codes, such as sprinkler systems and handicap accessibility, frequently changing, it is important to understand what your insurance excludes and how to acquire adequate coverage.   Key Takeaways: [1:47] What is the ordinance or law exclusion? [3:59] What are the three distinct areas of uninsured losses under the ordinance or law exclusion? [10:00] How to determine if the exclusion will apply and what its probable expense will be on the loss adjustment? [12:59] How can policyholders protect themselves from the ordinance or law exclusion? [18:26] What types of coverages are available for policyholders to counteract the ordinance or law exclusion? [24:31] Is it true that once the need for ordinance or law coverage is established policyholders must ask how much of each coverage is needed? [27:41] Are there any circumstances in which the building ordinance or law coverage would not apply? [30:38] Who can the insured reach out to for questions and insurance concerns regarding ordinance or law coverage? [32:00] How does the ordinance and law exclusion affect business income and extra expense coverage? [34:48] What role could ordinance and law play when a building has contiguous walls to another structure?   Panelists: ● C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director at Adjusters International and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants ● Jim Mahurin, Risk Management Consultant and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants ● John Marini, President, and CEO at Adjusters International ● Luis Esteves, Principal, and Executive General Adjuster at Jansen/Adjusters International   Moderator: ● Marjorie Musick, Social Media Specialist at Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro, and Jansen/Adjusters International   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International   For further information on this topic, please read our Adjusting Today® article: "Ordinance or Law Coverage: Code for Recovery!"  

Today, we will be discussing the legislative efforts of the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA). Founded in 1951, NAPIA advocates for public adjuster education and a higher standard of professional conduct and ethics. NAPIA members are committed to working in the best interest of their clients and to conducting business with integrity. For more than 66 years NAPIA members throughout the U.S. have joined together for the purpose of education, certification, marketing opportunities, legal and legislative representation, scholarship and research and the promotion of the public adjusting profession.   Key Takeaways:   [1:54] How involved is NAPIA in the insurance legislation landscape? [6:44] The roles of Brian Goodman and Randy Goodman within NAPIA. [8:05] What are the biggest legislative challenges NAPIA and its members are facing? [13:05] Who punishes those who violate Unauthorized Practice of Public Adjusting (UPPA) laws? [18:37] How do these challenges affect consumers and insurance professionals? [19:42] What are NAPIA’s current legislative priorities? [22:26] How does NAPIA view hourly or set fees and what are they doing to address the situation in Louisiana? [24:50] In the five states with no licensing, are public adjusters permitted to work? [26:38] In the past 12-years, what are NAPIA's biggest legislative wins and how do those wins benefit policyholders and public adjusters? [27:41] What are some of NAPIA's legislative disappointments? [29:00] What is on the horizon for property and casualty insurance legislation? [30:59] How can people assist NAPIA’s in achieving its legislative goals? [32:28] NAPIA protects the consuming public. Panelists: Brian Goodman, Principal at Kramon & Graham PA Randy Goodman, Executive Vice President & Principal at Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director at Adjusters International and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants   Moderator: Marjorie Musick, Social Media Specialist at Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro, and Jansen/Adjusters International   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters  (NAPIA)

In our pilot episode, Debate This! hosts Andrew Henderson, Kyle Harper, Matt Cole, and Todd Thomas each represent an underrated Marvel hero in a free-for-all to determine who deserves more of the spotlight. Todd makes up a character and Matt gets passionate about Nic Cage.

In this Podcast, Ron Broussard of STRETCHYOURSELF is interviewing Todd Thomas, a Mentalist that helps top performance athletes to get out of their head and into their game so that they can more consistently compete, enjoy playing again, and play at the next level. Todd Thomas has been training high-performance athletes for over 15 years. Through his extensive experience, he has created proven and unique systems including key mental methods and innovative techniques that have helped thousands of individuals and groups reach levels of performance and mental toughness they never thought possible. As an Award Winning Speaker, Published Author and Mental Performance Coach, Todd share his high-level strategies and expertise with athletes, teams, business organizations & associations and individuals so they too can achieve game-changing performance breakthroughs. Todd is the author of two books. A Love Without End - An Amazing True Story Of God's Love From Beyond and his latest book, The 'IT' Factor Action Guide - 11 Secrets to Releasing More of Your Untapped Potential. If you feel that you haven't tapped into all of your potential then, The 'IT' Factor Action Guide is for YOU. Todd's has an extensive background as a speaker, expert guest, and interview host. He has had his own national radio show heard on over 100 radio stations nationwide including ABC Radio, Citadel, Cumulus Media and Fox Sports Radio. In this interview, Todd will be sharing some of his best high-level strategies to help you get the mind chatter under control and get into the game of life with renewed energy and vigor. To sign up for his consultation to the views he has a discount code GET25 that will give you a discount on his products or programs. To book Todd for your upcoming events reach out through Todd-Thomas.com or ToddTalk.net

On this episode, we chat with Todd Thomas. Todd is the CIO at Austin Radiological Association and has been in the healthcare industry for over 20 years. We chat about compliance and how that impacts IT strategy, AI tools, and how security solutions can impede caregivers workflow. During overrated/underrated, we get his take on every IT role being a security position and ransomware within healthcare.

Even Executives Can Improve: High-Performance DetailsLife is a play. It's not it's length, but it's performance that counts.- Seneca - 60 ADCoaching For High Performance: Systems Make A DifferenceTodd Thomas, The Confidence Master, is a speaker and High-Performance Coach - and has been coaching and training high-performance individuals for over 15 years. Through his extensive experience, he has created proven, unique systems that include key mental methods and innovative reframe techniques that have helped scores of individuals and groups reach levels of performance and mental toughness they never thought possible. Listen up to hear his simple but useful way to move forward with a "game reset" hum. High Performance Requires FocusListen up for his IT Strategy on the evolved self, then consider his Hum Strategy - don't laugh, it works. These working interventions set you up to reframe any stressful situation. Dig in so you can fire up those transitions on the slopes of life. ------------- Todd's Book DrawingThe IT Factor Action Guide: The Secrets of Having IT & Using It to the Fullest- https://corebrain.lpages.co/cbj-book-drawing-162-thomas/ ( Enter for The Drawing Here) - ------------ Websites & Selected Books:  http://www.gerimarkel.com (http://Todd-Thomas.com) http://ToddTalk.net (http://ToddTalk.net) http://geni.us/stawicki (The Art of Persistence: Stop Quitting, Ignore Shiny Objects and Climb Your Way to Success) - Michal Stawick - Global Amazon Link http://geni.us/meadows (From Failure to Success: Everyday Habits and Exercises to Build Mental Resilience and Turn Failures Into Successes) - Martin Meadows - Global Amazon Link ------------ Multiple CBJ Guests Address Executive Function Challengeshttp://corebrainjournal.com/teen (CBJ/teen) - Multiple Expert Guests on ADHD, children, teens & the value of coaching http://corebrainjournal.com/mindset (CBJ/mindset) - Multiple Expert Guests on rethinking thinking for targeted self-management http://corebrainjournal.com/153 (CBJ/153) - Autism Spectrum: Community & Complexity ------------ Forward This Audio Message Link To a Friendhttp://corebrainjournal.com/159 (http://corebrainjournal.com/159) -----------ThanksUntil next time, thanks for joining us again here at CBJ to review the complexity of self-management and executive function. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/corebrain-journal/id1102718140?mt=2 (please leave an honest review for the CoreBrain Journal Podcast on iTunes). Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. Reviews do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each one of them. Be counted. If this post with these several references is helpful, please take a moment to pass it on. QuestionsIn closing, if you have any questions, drop a comment on any posting here at CBJ, and I'll get back to you. This discerning show of world-class experts is here for you, your families, and your clients - to tighten our collective dialogue for more precise answers. SubscribeAnd finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show on http://corebrainjournal.com/itunes (iTunes )to get automatic updates, or if you're on an Android Device subscribe for timely updates at http://corebrainjournal.com/google (Google Play). Yes, these extraordinary experts with hundreds of years of combined experience are free. Thanks, Todd, for your thoughtful observations on fresh ways to restructure high-performance mindset for improved self-care. ------------Our Next CoreBrain Journal Episode161 Daniel DeBaun is an internationally recognized, influential expert in EMF [Electromagnetic Field] radiation, related health issues, and...

Ceddy J brings you another exciting episode during Season 8 of "Life After Dusk Live". By popular demand, we are bringing back "Hot After Dusk Mondays" to the roundup! That gives you two times to hear us a week, and a perfect way to kickoff your week after the weekend! Tonight the team interviews Todd Thomas, who is an accomplished Confidence Coach, Speaker, and Author of “The ‘IT’ Factor Action Guide – 11 Secrets To Releasing More Your Potential”. Todd will share with our audience some of the wisdom he has enstilled in high performance clients for over 15 years. For more on Todd Thomas visit http://todd-thomas.com

According to the Insurance Information Institute, insured losses due to natural disasters in the U.S. totaled $16.1 billion in 2015 and $15.3 billion in 2014. Some of the most expensive disasters to hit the U.S. included Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the World Trade Center terrorist attacks in 2001, Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and the Northridge California Earthquake in 1994. How can businesses prepare to weather these types of events and the cost associated with them? The chances of a full and expedient recovery are greatly improved when a comprehensive disaster recovery plan is in place. This discussion explores how and why those organizations that anticipate what could happen, and plan for it, stand a much better chance of surviving. Our experts review the basics, disaster recovery planning, coupled with interesting facts and statistics about the impact of natural and manmade disasters.   Key Takeaways: [2:20] Is it true that natural disasters are happening more frequently or are we just paying more attention to the property damage costs associated with these disasters? [4:33] According to the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, many businesses aren’t prepared to respond to a man-made or natural disaster. Does this statement surprise you? [6:15] Are there differences between business continuity plans, continuity of operations plans and disaster recovery plans? [7:42] How can a business test their level of disaster preparedness? [13:47] What are the main steps in the disaster recovery plan development process? [15:24] When developing a disaster recovery plan, why doesn’t a one-size-fits-all approach work for every organization? [18:31] What types of challenges can a planning team run into when developing their disaster recovery strategy? [20:32] If an organization has no disaster preparedness plan in place, why is establishing their team the most important aspect? [26:42] What goals should be met during the first disaster preparedness planning step? [29:52] In the Adjusting Today publication the second step in the planning process is to analyze capabilities and hazards, how should the planning team conduct this analysis? [33:23] Did 9/11 spawn the need to include terrorist attacks in disaster planning? [34:07]  Step 3 in the process is establishing the plan. [37:35] Post-disaster considerations that an organization’s disaster preparedness team should discuss. [45:02] What role should technology play in an organization’s disaster plan development and recovery efforts? [46:15] Once a plan has been completed and approved how should an organization implement it? [52:34] What is on the horizon for disaster recovery planning? [55:56] Examples of organization’s putting together great plans to effectively see them through a disaster.   Panel of Insurance Experts: Daniel Craig, Senior Vice President — Adjusters International John Marini, President and CEO — Adjusters International Michael Roberts, Director, Preparedness Division — Tidal Basin Government Consulting C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants— Adjusters International   Moderator: Marjorie Musick, Social Media Specialist — Globe Midwest/Adjusters International, Jansen/Adjusters International, and Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today U.S. Geological Survey Website National Earthquake Information Center  Federal Emergency Management Agency National Hurricane Center National Climatic Data Center National Weather Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Interagency Fire Center National Center for Public Policy Research National Continuity Policy Continuity Guidance Circular 1 & 2 Climate Prediction Center Center for Disease Control Red Cross World Health Organization   

According to the National Park Service, "as many as 90% of wildfires in the U.S. are caused by humans, resulting from campfires left unattended, the burning of debris, negligently discarded cigarettes, and intentional acts of arson. The remaining 10% are started by natural phenomena, such as lightning or lava." Regardless of the actual cause, wildfires can be devastating. The Insurance Information Institute reports that "the 2015 fire season set a new record for the number of acres burned in the U.S. Between January 1st and December 30th there were 68,151 wildfires, which burned 10,125,149 acres according to the National Interagency Fire Center." Over the 20-year period 1995-2014, fires, including wildfires, accounted for 1.5% of insured catastrophe losses totaling $6 billion dollars, according to the Property Claims Services Unit of ISO. During today’s discussion, we will explore the important areas of risk management and property insurance that must be addressed, to be prepared for the destruction that can be caused by future wildfires.   Key Takeaways: [3:04] What is a wildfire, how do wildfires start, and which areas of the U.S. are impacted the most? [4:13] What is a wildfire hazard zone, and how can policyholders find out if they live in one, and how best to assess their risk? [4:50] Are wildfire insurance claims different from other fire insurance claims? Are the rules and restrictions the same? [5:34] How can a property be compromised if subjected to a wildfire? [6:52] What are things home and business owners can do, to prepare for a disaster such as a wildfire, for easier claims processing? [7:40] Does a standard insurance policy include coverages to assist those affected by an emergency situation? [8:42] What options exist under Additional Living Expenses (ALE) coverage? [10:26] For renters of apartments, condos, etc., what are their responsibilities, and what are the responsibilities of the building manager, in a wildfire situation? Also, what type of insurance coverage do they need in order to be fully reimbursed? [11:41] What extra coverages should homeowners have added to their policy, in order to mitigate any and all risk? [12:42] What extra coverages should business owners have added to their policy, in order to mitigate any and all risk? [14:16] After a wildfire occurs, contractors are in high demand. How does this affect construction cost? [15:02] What are the biggest hurdles in establishing building valuations post-wildfire? And, what can be done in advance to overcome these hurdles? [16:15] What steps can home and business owners take to help recreate lost personal property? [17:55] Examples of real life wildfire claims. [19:10] What challenges exist when dealing with carriers, due to the volume of claims post-wildfire? [20:10] What about debris removal, county-sponsored authorized companies, and how they affect recovery? [21:48] What actions should a policyholder take, immediately following damage from a wildfire? [23:16] What is meant by ‘rule of thumb’ values, and why some valuations don’t apply in post-disaster environments? [24:26] Who is available to assist policyholders to become familiar with the ins and outs of their insurance policies? [25:57] The panel shares expert advice regarding wildfire insurance claims.   Panel of Insurance Experts: C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants — Adjusters International Bruce Tibert, Professional Public Insurance Adjuster — The Greenspan Co./Adjusters International Jody DuVall, Inventory Specialist — The Greenspan Co./Adjusters International Kyle Hensiek, Professional Public Insurance Adjuster — The Greenspan Co./Adjusters International   Moderator: Marjorie Musick, Social Media Specialist — Globe Midwest/Adjusters International, Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro, and Jansen/Adjusters International   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International  

A small storm that causes a tree to fall on the roof of your home, to a large-scale disaster that takes out an entire shopping plaza, will call for clean up in the aftermath. Added to this complex situation could be hazardous materials or pollutants that are exposed to the environment, nearby towns or residences, in a disaster setting that will also need to be taken care of. Our experts discuss which coverages you need to protect your home, business, and self from having to incur these additional costs. For further information on this topic, please read our corresponding Adjusting Today article titled "Debris Removal and Pollution Damage: How These Additional Costs Impact the Property Claim."   Key Takeaways: [2:06] Are the costs to clean up debris after a disaster, such as a hurricane, flood, or wildfire, included in a standard residential or commercial insurance policy? [3:18] Debris removal coverage will include the following to a standard policy. [4:07] What is the history of debris removal coverage? [5:48] Who is responsible for cleaning and removing debris or hiring contractors to help? [7:05] How can policy holders comply with insurance company rules regarding debris removal coverage? [8:31] What types of pollution can result from a property damaged in a disaster situation? [9:51] How does a home or business owner predict if pollutants may be exposed, in the event a disaster occurs? [11:49] How has debris removal coverage impacted the settlement of policyholders’ claims? [14:20] What problems have arisen for policyholders that have debris removal coverage? [17:27] What type of coverage is necessary, to mitigate the risk of extracting pollutants from land and/or water? [18:35] What does pollution, or the term pollutants, coverage include, and what does it exclude? [19:13] Real life examples of times when pollution coverage was needed. [20:37] Advice for listeners on debris removal coverage and pollution coverage.   Panelists: Jim Beneke, President, The Beneke Company – Adjusters International John Marini, President and CEO – Adjusters International David E. Moore, COO, Jansen/Adjusters International – Adjusters International Steven Vanuga - Regional VP, Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro – Adjusters International C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants – Adjusters International   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today

This podcast and the corresponding Adjusting Today article titled, "Disasters, Raising Questions of Insurance Adequacy: Bombings! Hurricanes! Earthquakes! Fires!" is designed to assist policyholders in making educated decisions regarding insurance coverages. In this episode, our expert panelists discuss the ever-changing landscape of insurance coverages in the face of disasters such as bombings, hurricanes, earthquakes, fires and more. This conversation explores risks that property owners may face, both natural and man-made, that can affect their coverage.   Key Takeaways: [2:06] Is there a place in the world that is immune to disasters, man-made or natural? [2:49] Advice for business owners who have just suffered a disaster. [4:45] Is it true that after a large scale disaster, tenants who did not experience damage to their property may be prevented from re-occupying their property by order of Civil Authority?  [10:34] What do business owners need to know about Civil Authority coverage? [13:53] What is the extended period of indemnity and how can business owners use this coverage after a property loss occurs? [19:28] Examples of obtaining materials in a low supply, high demand environment after a disaster. [24:03] Real life examples of common mistakes made by policyholders with regards to disasters. [28:16] How can home and business owners be sure they are evaluating their coverages adequately? [34:10] If a property owner owns more than one property at multiple locations, can all the locations be covered on one policy? [36:33] If a contractor cuts corners and the property is damaged afterward, what are some possible consequences for the insured? [46:26] Does a standard insurance policy cover documents and records lost during a disaster, and what coverages can help mitigate risk? [47:46] Are there unusual examples of man-made disasters that can help others learn from past mistakes? [51:41] The panels final thoughts on adequate coverages for manmade and natural disasters.   Panelists: Luis Esteves, Principal & Executive General Adjuster at Jansen/Adjusters International Clay Gibson, Professional Public Insurance Adjuster - The Greenspan Co./Adjusters International  John Marini, President and CEO - Adjusters International Bill Sharpe, Commercial Insurance Loss Consultant - Jansen/Adjusters International C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting and Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants -  Adjusters International    Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today - "Disasters, Raising Questions of Insurance Adequacy"

For over 15 years award winning speaker, Todd Thomas, has been coaching and training high performance individuals. A recognized expert in empowering individuals to develop lasting confidence, Todd is a master confidence coach and author. He is the author of the It-Factor Action Guide book called 'Tired of Having It, But Not Using It? 8 – Secrets to Kicking Your It in Gear' and his new book that was just released - Todd lives in Mansfield Texas with his wife Michele. They have 4 children. What Todd will be sharing today is the 3 Costly Mistakes That Keep You From Winning and Mastering The Confidence Game.

For over 15 years award winning speaker, Todd Thomas, has been coaching and training high performance individuals. A recognized expert in empowering individuals to develop lasting confidence, Todd is a master confidence coach and author. He is the author of the It-Factor Action Guide book called 'Tired of Having It, But Not Using It? 8 – Secrets to Kicking Your It in Gear' and his new book that was just released - Todd lives in Mansfield Texas with his wife Michele. They have 4 children. What Todd will be sharing today is the 3 Costly Mistakes That Keep You From Winning and Mastering The Confidence Game.

Rick A. Morris interviews Todd Thomas. Todd Thomas is a long-time baseball and softball coach and professional hitting instructor. He is an author, public speaker, and mental performance coach. Todd's new book, Tired Of Having It, But Not Using It? is written for those who know that they have what it takes, but keep falling short and for those who may already be wildly successful, but know there's always room for improvement. Todd has been coaching, training, and working with athletes for the better part of 20 years. He has developed his own unique system, including key mental and proprietary training methods and techniques, that has helped countless players reach levels of performance and mental toughness they never thought possible. I have been instructing the technical and mechanics of baseball and softball hitting for a long time. I discovered that way too many players had the ability to achieve grea{ things, but weren't using that ability to their full potential.

This podcast and the corresponding Adjusting Today article titled, "Difference in Conditions Coverage: What It Is and Who Needs It?" is designed to assist any business that needs more protection than supplied by standard property insurance in regards to flood and earthquake perils. Today’s expert panelists answer questions regarding terminology, past and present changes in coverage, and what types of businesses need this type of coverage. This roundtable ends with additional important thoughts and real life examples of DIC policies.   Key Takeaways: [1:45] What is the Difference in Conditions (DIC) coverage? [2:36] Why are these policies often misunderstood by policyholders? [3:34] Who or what types of businesses need this type of coverage? [7:19] To which type of disasters, other than flood and earthquake losses, does this coverage apply?  [10:21] A coinsurance requirement can have a serious adverse effect on the insured at the time of loss. Why? [11:24] Why is it important to watch for definitions, such as flood and earthquake, if they are defined in your main policy? [16:05] What type of limits do DIC policy limits contain, as compared to AAIS form limits? [20:25] Do commercial insureds who carry business interruption or business income coverage in their main commercial property policy also need to purchase similar coverage in their DIC policy? [21:37] Why the ordinance or loss can be troublesome for policyholders who sustain serious property loss.  [24:00] How are subrogation provisions usually written in DIC policies, and what role do they play? [25:08] Are court decisions involving DIC coverage common, and if so, why? [27:03] What is a Builder’s Risk DIC policy? [30:00] Why are there no standard DIC policies available? [31:34] How has DIC coverage changed in past 10 years? [33:29] Do you see big changes on the horizon for DIC coverage? [34:53] Additional roundtable thoughts on DIC policies.   Panelists: Jim Mahurin, Risk Management Consultant and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants -  Adjusters International  R. Scott deLuise, CCIM, CPPA, SPPA, President and CEO - Adjusters International/Matrix Business Consulting   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today - Difference in Conditions Coverage #3042

This podcast and the corresponding Adjusting Today article titled, "Builder’s Risk Insurance: Specialized Coverage for Construction Projects" focus on a policyholder and which steps they should take to ensure there is adequate insurance coverage on their upcoming or existing new construction project. Important points of this roundtable include identifying exposures, increased costs due to the shelf-life of previously acquired bids and basing your Builder’s Risk Insurance policy on the anticipation of a total loss.    Key Takeaways: [1:14] How to define Builder’s Risk Insurance. [2:31] Who purchases Builder’s Risk Insurance? [3:51] When a building is being constructed what kinds of risks is it exposed to? [5:54] Who and what can be covered under a Builder’s Risk policy? [10:31] How do you define the term builder? [13:22] Does this policy cover materials in transit to the job site as well as when materials are in storage awaiting transit? [18:03] What is the best way for a buyer to get adequate coverage? [21:06] What are common errors on the Completed Value Form? [27:43] What is the difference between a Completed Value Form and a Reporting Form? [31:07] What role does a deductible play when calculating penalties relating to Builder’s Risk Insurance? [32:40] What are examples of covered causes of loss and exclusions under a Builder’s Risk policy. [45:38] What options are available if a Builder’s Risk policy is terminated but there is still work to be completed on the building? [51:41] What beneficial optional coverages are available for a policyholder to add in a Builder’s Risk policy? [57:32] What is Contingent Coverage with regards to Builder’s Risk Insurance? [1:02:04] Who should a person seek out when investing in an insurance policy or after sustaining a loss?   Panel of Insurance Experts: Tony D’Amico, Senior Vice President at Goodman-Gable-Gould /Adjusters International Jim Mahurin, Risk Management Consultant and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting and Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants -  Adjusters International    Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today - Builder’s Risk Article #3037

Equipment Breakdown Insurance covers loss and/or failure for many types of equipment from air conditioners to industrial presses. Insurance policyholders are urged to review their policy documents to ensure they have the proper coverages should an event occur. Policyholders should also keep complete maintenance records, photos of the equipment during the breakdown or loss and a written procedure, including contact information, with the correct steps post-breakdown. For further information on this topic, please read our corresponding Adjusting Today article: "Equipment Breakdown Insurance: Too Important to Ignore!"   Key Takeaways: [1:17] What is Equipment Breakdown Insurance and what does it include? [3:21] What types of failures are covered under Equipment Breakdown Insurance ? [4:00] What does Equipment Breakdown Insurance exclude? [5:40] What types of coverages are available to counteract the exclusions? [7:46] Which types of equipment are categorized under this type of coverage? [9:55] What type of forms are used to implement Equipment Breakdown Insurance? [10:57] How can a policyholder be sure they have the adequate coverage for their facility and machinery? [18:30] What are the first steps a policyholder should take post breakdown? [20:46] How does a catastrophic event affect the time it takes to get an adjuster to inspect a loss? [21:44] Additional comments from the panel about Equipment Breakdown Insurance, including real life examples. [26:28] The three obligations a policyholder has regarding an Equipment Breakdown Insurance claim.   Panelists: Chris Hax, Engineer - Continental Machinery Bill Sharpe, Commercial Insurance Loss Consultant- Jansen/Adjusters International C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International Adjusting Today

Oftentimes post-disaster, policyholders unfortunately discover that they do not have enough insurance on their property. Preparation and planning in advance surely can help avoid such issues as being underinsured. However, after a loss there are still options available to the policyholder to maximize their financial recovery and minimize their underinsured loss. For further information on this topic, please read our corresponding Adjusting Today article: "How to Make the Most of an Underinsured Loss" Key Takeaways: [1:07] How often are policyholders underinsured? [2:17] How can policyholders ensure they have the proper coverage? [5:36] How often should business owners meet with their insurance company? [6:11] What are blanket policies and how do they affect coverage limits? [8:53] What do policyholders need to do to conduct a comprehensive analysis of their policies? [14:50] Where do policyholders find hidden coverages? [18:40] Is landscaping coverage often overlooked? [23:11] What is third-party recovery and how does it affect coverage? [24:51] How does an insurance company adjuster help with third-party recovery, as opposed to a public adjuster? [29:01] How can the insured request advance payments from insurance companies? [30:35] Why is it important to negotiate during a policy claim? [34:08] What role can tax relief, government benefits and legal assistance play in the insurance claim process? [39:09] Where should people go to find an insurance adjuster in their area?   Panelists: Ethan Gross, Vice President & COO - Globe Midwest/Adjusters International Clay Gibson, Professional Public Insurance Adjuster - The Greenspan Co./Adjusters International C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants - Adjusters International   Mentioned in This Episode: Adjusters International ISO Society of Risk Management Consultants

Our flood insurance industry experts answer your flood insurance questions.  This roundtable will help you understand which types of damages will be covered and excluded by flood insurance coverage. Replacement cost value and actual replacement value are discussed in length to prepare you for acquiring new policies as well as updating your existing ones. It is recommended you understand all aspects of your policy provisions. For further information on this topic, please read our corresponding Adjusting Today article: "Flood: Understanding and Recovering From One of Nature's Worst Disasters."   Key Takeaways: [:58] What is the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and why is it necessary to hold one of these policies? [2:05] If a community does not have a floodplain management plan, can a policyholder still purchase flood insurance? [3:00] Will the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) help in my recovery from a large flood disaster? [4:14] What are the guidelines for a flood insurance claim with the NFIP? [4:30] If a home or business lies outside of a floodplain area, is it still possible to carry flood insurance through the NFIP? [5:19] What can a policyholder expect in terms of premium costs? [8:48] Can shopping insurance companies find a policyholder better rates and policies on flood insurance? [10:06] What coverages are included in a flood policy from the NFIP? [11:23] Who would adjust a NFIP policy claim? [12:26] Will flood insurance cover all contents inside and outside of a home/business? [13:48] Explain the ‘Increased Cost of Compliance Coverages’ and how it could affect a policyholder’s recovery. [16:27] Will deductibles come into play with these policies? [16:43] By holding a standard insurance policy and a flood insurance policy, can an insured expect to be covered in full for their loss? What would be excluded by holding the two policies? [18:57] Are there coverage and limit differences between standard built homes and manufactured housing? [19:58] How does Replacement Cost Value and Actual Cash Value come into play when going through a flood claims process? [21:05] Will a flood policy provide Business Interruption and Extra Expense Coverage? [25:25] Garden-style apartments are popular and offered by a lot of apartment communities. How will a flood policy cover this type of abode? [28:03] Has there ever been loopholes or unforeseen circumstances where a tenant of a garden-style apartment has been fully covered? [29:18] What is the most important thing an insured should do to achieve a fair settlement when undertaking a flood insurance claim? [31:59] Why would an insured need the help of a public adjuster when handling a flood loss? [33:49] What roles do the people involved play in a claim? Why can an insurance company adjuster not handle all of it? [35:42] Are there any problems with flood risk assessments? [37:38] Things to consider when dealing with a flood insurance claim [39:05] Are aggressive insurers offering alternatives to NFIP?    Panelists: Greg Raab, Vice President & Executive Director of Operations/Public Adjuster and Disaster Recovery Services - Adjusters International James R. Mahurin, CPCU, ARM, Risk Management Consultant and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants  C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants - Adjusters International  

We assembled four industry panelists to answer these very important insurance coverage questions. This information is intended to assist policyholders by clearing up common misnomers, gauge proper coverages and finding the right broker. Remember, it’s important to read the contract language thoroughly and understand which policies cover which assets to make sure you are reimbursed properly in the event of a loss. For further information on this topic, please read our corresponding Adjusting Today article: "Coinsurance/Insurance to Value Revisited: An Essential Concept in Property Insurance."   Key Takeaways: [:35] Introducing the panelists [1:08] What is coinsurance? [4:46] Why would coinsurance be included in a policy? [9:04] What challenges do policyholders face when filing an insurance claim on policies including coinsurance? [17:00] What role does the deductible play in calculating coinsurance penalties? [20:56] What can policyholders do to ensure their policy coverage is adequate? [37:54] What options do policyholders have if they have a coinsurance challenge? [42:41] Calculations of depreciation [44:30] Are brokers doing an adequate job of explaining coinsurance, deductibles and replacement costs to insureds?   Panelists: Craig Becker, SPPA, Senior Executive Adjuster and Vice President of Claims - Globe Midwest/Adjusters International  Scott Eich, Executive General Adjuster - AI/CO James R. Mahurin, CPCU, ARM - Risk Management Consultant and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants - Adjusters International

Our panelists agree - most business owners don’t completely understand the Business Income Coverage or coinsurance provisions within their policies. This discussion provides insights to navigating policies before you need to file a claim, the CP30 and what options you may have if not satisfied with the settlement offered from your insurance provider. If contacted during the policy buying decision process, a public insurance adjuster can help your business to get the proper coverage. For further information on this topic, please read our Adjusting Today article: "Business Income Insurance: Having and Understanding This Coverage Can Be Essential to a Company's Survival."   Key Takeaways: [:35] Introducing the panelists [1:04] Why is it so imperative commercial policyholders have adequate Business Income Coverage? [4:02] How is the correct amount of business coverage calculated? [7:54] How does coinsurance come into play when calculating Business Income claims? [12:48] What responsibility does the insured have to resume operations in order to minimize Business Income losses? [16:30] Do you believe commercial policyholders have an adequate understanding of Business Income Coverage? [20:35] What options do policyholders have if they are not offered an adequate Business Income settlement? [25:02] Relationship between the Business Income claim and the property claim   Panelists: Steve Surace, Chief Financial Officer and Vice President - Adjusters International Wendy Biety, Senior General Adjuster and Forensic Accountant - Globe Midwest/Adjusters International Darin Checchia, Regional Vice President - Adjusters International/Basloe, Levin & Cuccaro C. Todd Thomas, Executive Director of Consulting Services and Member of the Society of Risk Management Consultants   Brought to you by - Adjusters International

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