Podcast appearances and mentions of Todd Williams

Interview with Todd Williams, MD of Unico SilverRecording date: 6th February 2025Unico Silver (ASX:USL) is rapidly emerging as a significant player in Argentina's silver sector, having assembled a substantial resource base in the Santa Cruz mineral province. The company has built a 160-million-ounce silver equivalent (AgEq) resource through strategic acquisitions and exploration, positioning itself as the third-largest holder of silver resources in the region behind Newmont and AngloGold Ashanti.Starting as a A$3 million junior explorer in 2019, Unico Silver executed a focused consolidation strategy, acquiring two key adjacent projects - Cerro Leon and Joaquin - at a remarkably low cost of A$0.10 per silver equivalent ounce. The acquisitions followed two years of complex negotiations to consolidate the district from five separate owners.The company's flagship Cerro Leon project holds over 90 million ounces of silver equivalent resources, while the adjacent Joaquin project contains over 65 million ounces. Management sees significant exploration upside in the unexplored depth extensions of high-grade polymetallic vein systems across both projects.To capitalize on this potential, Unico Silver has launched a major 50,000-meter drill program, currently 5% complete, aimed at expanding the resource base to 250-300 million ounces. The company is developing a conceptual mine plan centered on a processing facility at Cerro Leon, which could potentially produce 8-12 million ounces of silver annually.The proposed development strategy involves a two-phase approach: initial processing of oxide material from both projects in the first five years, followed by the addition of a flotation plant to treat deeper polymetallic mineralization. This staged approach aims to optimize the project's economics while building towards a long-life mining operation.The investment case for Unico Silver is strengthened by broader market dynamics in the silver sector. Demand for silver is experiencing significant growth, particularly from the photovoltaic industry, which now consumes over 300 million ounces annually - up from minimal levels a decade ago. This increasing demand, coupled with flat to declining mine supply and limited new projects in development, creates a favorable environment for new silver producers.Managing Director Todd Williams summarizes the opportunity: "I think tomorrow will not be like the past, you know, I think we're moving into a new paradigm and we're preparing ourselves for that paradigm." With strong institutional backing and a clear development strategy, Unico Silver aims to establish itself as a major player in the global silver market by meeting the growing demand for silver in the renewable energy sector.View Unico Silver's company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/unico-silverSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

For the last message of the year, Rev. Todd Williams preaches a sermon titled "Why Did Jesus Have To Live?" He focuses on passages from Hebrews 10:1-18 & Romans 5:19.

For the last message of the year, Rev. Todd Williams preaches a sermon titled "Why Did Jesus Have To Live?" He focuses on passages from Hebrews 10:1-18 & Romans 5:19.

For the last message of the year, Rev. Todd Williams preaches a sermon titled "Why Did Jesus Have To Live?" He focuses on passages from Hebrews 10:1-18 & Romans 5:19.

For the last message of the year, Rev. Todd Williams preaches a sermon titled "Why Did Jesus Have To Live?" He focuses on passages from Hebrews 10:1-18 & Romans 5:19.

This week's episode of THE FINANCIAL COMMUTE features a special session recorded live from Morton Wealth's 2024 Investor Symposium. Our Chief Investment Officer Meghan Pinchuk welcomes our real estate fund managers, Megan Pautler-Gutnikov of KCB, Todd Williams of Grubb Properties and Shawn Clark of CRG. Each manager focuses on a different niche of real estate investing. They discuss the current real estate environment, future opportunities, and how they structure their deals to protect investors.Here are some key takeaways from their conversation:CRG focuses on modern industrial facilities. Trends in the commercial property sector include larger buildings with advanced features like extensive parking and taller heights. Interest rate hikes have slowed new development, but reduced supply increases the value of existing properties.Grubb specializes in multi-family housing, which struggles with a persistent and serious shortage. Inflation and rising interest rates have driven up construction costs and reduced financing options. However, the long-term fundamentals remain strong.KCB takes a long-term cash flow-oriented strategy, holding properties of various types and industries indefinitely to weather market cycles. High-end, "class A" office buildings that are the highest quality in design, updates, and location are performing well and tend to remain strong even during economic downturns. However, many older office buildings that are not as desirable face demolition. Many class B buildings that are in the middle in terms of quality are being turned into hotels or affordable housing.Senior and student housing remain attractive. Data centers are also an area of opportunity because of the rise of AI. Industrial rent growth and inflation-linked lease bumps have helped offset valuation declines caused by rising cap rates. The panelists emphasize the cyclical nature of real estate and suggest that while challenges persist, the market is at a trough, presenting strategic opportunities for those prepared to invest during uncertain times.

For this week's episode, I sit down with Todd Williams. Todd is the owner of Laser Fang Tattoo Emporium Extrordinorium in Mechanicsburg, PA. He's also the bass player in the reggae group (yet to be named) that I will be singing in. Most of all, Todd is a genuinely good dude. Todd and I talk a lot about tattoos, the reggae project, live music in general, and a host of other topics. I hope you enjoy!

Senior director, Fisheries Resource Management, Todd Williams, responds to concerns about the mackerel bait fishery + Meet some of the crew of M.V. Calvert: Chief Engineer Andrew Reid and Cook Paul Janes.

Prav chats with Todd Williams, an expert in customer service and leadership training. Todd shares his unique journey from growing up around older adults to working in healthcare, then transitioning to the luxury hotel industry with Four Seasons, and finally applying his expertise to dentistry.  He shares strategies for breaking down barriers, authentically engaging with people, and bringing out the best in staff, customers, and patients. Enjoy! In This Episode 00:04:35 - Backstory 00:09:15 - School and social dynamics 00:15:40 - Study and work 00:31:25 - Four Seasons 00:39:35 - Customer and patient experiences 01:14:50 - Public speaking 01:46:15 - Last days and legacy About Todd Williams Todd Williams is a speaker and consultant specializing in culture development across healthcare, hospitality, and customer-facing industries. He spent 20+ years developing service delivery training for Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. As VP of Culture Development at Centura Health, he focused on employee engagement and improving patient experiences.

In this episode of Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg, “The Restaurant Guy,” and Jimmy Frischling, “The Finance Guy,” are joined by guests Nick Bishop Jr, co-founder of Hattie B's Hot Chicken, and Todd Williams, co-president and CFO of Hattie B's Hot Chicken.A partnership that took flight over a few rounds of golf eventually grew into the beloved Hattie B's Hot Chicken. Nick reveals his family's 50-year legacy in the restaurant business, starting with his grandfather and continuing through his father and uncles. Todd shares his transition from accountant to partner in the restaurant. Todd emphasizes the inspiring and motivating nature of working with Nick and his father, describing them as the kind of people you want to "kick the sheets off every day for.”Key Takeaways: Origin of Hattie B's Name: Nick shares the importance of family and their passion for the restaurant industry. With a legacy spanning over 50 years, starting with his grandfather, the father-son duo eventually created Hattie B's, a name that honors multiple generations.Growing A Brand: Nick and Todd explore the power of marketing and social media. They highlight the "Shut the Cluck Up Challenge" as a fun and engaging way to involve guests. Jimmy and Shatzy attempt the challenge live, demonstrating the experiential nature of Hattie B's food and its impact on customer engagement.Hattie B's X-Factor: The incredible people behind Hattie B's drives its success. Their dedication to the mission and community ensures great food, dedicated service, and an overall exceptional experience. Todd highlights the importance of authenticity, deeply rooted in the traditional Nashville experience.Todd discusses the balance between using technology to improve operations without detracting from authenticity.Ambassadors of The Brand: Nick and Todd discuss the importance of making a positive impact in the communities where they operate.Hattie B's is rolling out its new breakfast menu at their Franklin, Tennessee location.Talking Back: The hosts explore what they believe the biggest restaurant tech trend will be in the next 3-5 years.Enjoy engaging discussions like "What's Hot and Not," a Quickfire Round that's sure to spice things up, and other fun games that will leave you hungry for more.

The Buncombe County District Attorney's office prosecutes dozens of cases every week, from capital murder to trivial infractions. But DA Todd Williams seems at least a bit frustrated by the public's lingering interest in what, on paper, resulted in guilty verdicts for misdemeanor trespassing. Some are holding up the charges as veiled attacks on freedom of the press.Williams, in his 10th year helming the office, talks in depth with me about the charges leveled at two people who produce work for the online media outlet The Asheville Blade. That dovetails into a larger conversation about the news media and the conduct of journalists. We also talk about the importance of his department's relationships within the Asheville Police and with judges, along with the application of prosecutorial discretion.00:00 A Surprising Encounter at the Polls: DA's Political Involvement01:45 Exploring the Political Nature of the District Attorney's Role04:08 The Intricacies of Relationships in the Legal System06:27 The Aston Park Case: Journalism, Law, and Public Perception18:07 Navigating the Complexities of Journalism and Law Enforcement21:15 The Evolution of Cannabis Laws and Prosecutorial Discretion22:52 Reflecting on a Decade in Office: Changes and Challenges25:28 The Relationship Between the DA's Office and APD27:08 Embracing New Media and the Future of Court SystemsSPONSOR: Greenland Pro Cleaning is a locally owned, eco-friendly, allergy-friendly cleaning company for homes, AirBnBs and offices. Use the code OVERLOOK at checkout for $60 off your first order with Greenland Pro Cleaning of Asheville. SPONSOR: Locally owned REM Audio & Video offers an array of sound, video, lighting, security and network services for any home. SPONSOR: AdLib Clothing in downtown Asheville celebrates its 35th year all throughout April. Drop by and tell founding owner Anna Sagel you learned about her milestone on The Overlook podcast. Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

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Todd Williams & John Tettinger, candidates for Parkway School Board, join Marc & Kim to discuss why they are qualified to be on the school board, what made them want to run and what they hope to accomplish if elected.

We speak with Todd Williams, District Attorney of Buncombe County, and learn more about his work with the Veterans Treatment Court (VTC). Todd Williams is a North Carolina native, the elected District Attorney for Buncombe County, and a Board-Certified Specialist in Criminal Law. He attended UNC-Chapel Hill, where he received a Bachelor's in English. After college, Mr. Williams taught English as a Second Language and adult basic skills to textile workers, immigrants, and the homeless in central North Carolina. That experience led Mr. Williams to pursue his Juris Doctor at Northeastern University Law School. After law school, Mr. Williams worked for nearly 15 years as a public and capital defender. Mr. Williams represented indigent defendants of all ages at every level in our justice system -- from misdemeanors to murder. In 2014, Mr. Williams was elected District Attorney in Buncombe County.VTC Podcast: Voices of Recovery~Buncombe VTChttps://www.buncombeveteranscourt.com/Supporthttps://www.wncvtcfoundation.org/donate

What does courageous leadership in higher education look like? It's about utilizing situational styles. It's about relying on faith to drive out fear. It's time to get real about what it means to be courageous in biblical higher education. That's why I'm joined by Todd Williams, President and CEO at Cairn University, a courageous leader who didn't always envision himself at the forefront of a higher ed institution. In this episode, we delve into what it means to be a courageous leader. Join us as we discuss:  - Different styles of courageous leadership, from positional to situational (5:39) - The “romance” of leadership and why it can quickly burn out (9:36) - A historical example of situational leadership in the face of fear (16:41) To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website, or search for Biblical Higher Ed Talk in your favorite podcast player. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

When Todd Williams traded the relentless pounding of the track for the disciplined grapples of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, he began a new leg of life's marathon. Come along as we journey with this former Olympian and witness his transformation from elite runner to a black belt whose passion for safety and self-defense is as infectious as his love for competition. We tap into Todd's compelling story, where the lessons of the mat become life's guiding principles, and the pursuit of excellence is a constant across disciplines.The conversation takes a turn into the tactical world of Jiu-Jitsu competitions, dissecting the intricate scoring systems that can dictate the pace of a match. We also tackle the profound impact martial arts training can have on confidence and confrontational readiness, extending beyond the gym to influence law enforcement and the personal safety of individuals, particularly women. There's a moment of reflection on the unique challenges and adjustments that come with age in competitive grappling, ensuring that the wisdom on the mats isn't confined to youth and vigor.Rounding out our session, we celebrate the cultural tapestry woven within martial arts gyms, where respect and inclusion build a community foundation as solid as any technique. We honor the legacy of Jiu-Jitsu legends and their timeless inspiration and conclude with a heartening glimpse at the broader impact of martial arts — uniting and uplifting communities through charity events that remind us of the sport's power to transcend the arena and touch lives profoundly. Join us for these candid narratives that go beyond mere athleticism to explore the very soul of martial arts. Support the show

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Our guest speaker today is Dr. Todd Williams, president of Cairn University. He taught from Colossians 2:6-8 about the need for vigilance and diligence in our spiritual walk. He encouraged us to never allow things of the world to overtake all that Jesus has already done on our behalf.

Episode Notes Many believe higher Ed is facing an existential crisis. While non profit and for profit schools are battling issues of affordability, enrollment, and latent COVID realities, the need for Christ centered, academically rigorous, and biblically faithful institutions of higher Ed remains. In this episode of Cairn Commons, Dr. Todd Williams, President of Cairn University, and Dr. Allen Guelzo, American historian and Senior Research Scholar in the Council of the Humanities and Director of the Initiative on Politics and Statesmanship in the James Madison Program at Princeton University discuss the history and future trajectory of Christian Higher Ed, the genesis of their love of history, civics, and deep thinking, and the lasting value of Biblical worldview formation in the life of the student.

Episode Notes Many believe higher Ed is facing an existential crisis. While non profit and for profit schools are battling issues of affordability, enrollment, and latent COVID realities, the need for Christ centered, academically rigorous, and biblically faithful institutions of higher Ed remains. In this episode of Cairn Commons, Dr. Todd Williams, President of Cairn University, and Dr. Allen Guelzo, American historian and Senior Research Scholar in the Council of the Humanities and Director of the Initiative on Politics and Statesmanship in the James Madison Program at Princeton University discuss the history and future trajectory of Christian Higher Ed, the genesis of their love of history, civics, and deep thinking, and the lasting value of Biblical worldview formation in the life of the student.

Buncombe County District Attorney Todd Williams He won't discuss the Aston Park case directly because it's still active. But in the second of a two-part conversation, Williams does talk in broad policy and gives an analogy about a case his department handled several years ago. We also talk about the evolution of Williams' approach to the job, including his view on seeking the death penalty, and Williams lends context to how his office handles charges related to vagrancy.Todd Williams provided this public link to the Christopher Hickman / Johnny Rush case files: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1766BecUuhJp5NkAl9a3Dqj3AiKsZykHO Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

It's rare when an elected official, let alone someone in the position of district attorney, initiates an interview with a journalist. But Todd Williams isn't the stereotypical prosecutor. In the first of a two-part conversation with Matt Peiken, Williams talks about his path from social justice attorney to prosecutor and discusses perhaps his most controversial case since winning office in 2015—the assault of Johnny Rush at the hands of Asheville Police officer Christopher Hickman and the eventual dismissal of charges against Hickman.Todd Williams provided this public link to the Christopher Hickman / Johnny Rush case files: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1766BecUuhJp5NkAl9a3Dqj3AiKsZykHO Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

RJ Davis just finished his junior year for the Tar Heels and along with the rest of the returning starters from last season's national championship game run, Armando Bacot, Caleb Love, and Leaky Black, fell short of what he was hoping for in terms of team success. Davis' finger injuries played into that a good bit. Why should RJ Davis return? Why should he leave? Host Isaac Schade provides rationale for both options, ultimately suggestion that the reasons to stay outweigh the reasons to leave but that it's RJ's decision.Ian Jackson has been tied to Rick Pitino since he took the job at St. John's. Is there any truth to the rumors that Jackson might de-commit?Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

RJ Davis just finished his junior year for the Tar Heels and along with the rest of the returning starters from last season's national championship game run, Armando Bacot, Caleb Love, and Leaky Black, fell short of what he was hoping for in terms of team success. Davis' finger injuries played into that a good bit. Why should RJ Davis return? Why should he leave? Host Isaac Schade provides rationale for both options, ultimately suggestion that the reasons to stay outweigh the reasons to leave but that it's RJ's decision. Ian Jackson has been tied to Rick Pitino since he took the job at St. John's. Is there any truth to the rumors that Jackson might de-commit? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

Mark Schindler is joined by Kennedy Todd-Williams in between the ACC and NCAA Tournament as North Carolina preps for a postseason run.Diving into Kennedy's growth this season, the growth of the team, freshmen developing and having an impact, what drives her, and much more!As always, a major thank you to James Edwards III for the intro and outro music!If you have not already, follow Mark on Twitter @MG_Schindler and be sure to rate and review the pod! Send any questions, comments, or feedback Mark's way, and enjoy the show.

On this week's episode of The Financial Commute, host Chris Galeski welcomes Todd Williams, Chief Investment Officer at Grubb Properties. Grubb focuses on investing in multi-family real estate and has $2 billion in assets. Bob Grubb, founder of Grubb Properties, provided not-for-profit financing to people who were affected by redlining, a discriminatory practice in which services (financial or otherwise) are withheld from certain residents based on race. Since then, Grubb has evolved into a multi-family real estate manager and developer. Grubb is now focusing on the segment of moderately priced multi-family housing for millennials and Gen Z. These younger renters usually don't need as much space and want to be in urban locations near major amenities and job bases at a certain price point that puts them in a range of income qualification between 60% and 140% of AMI (area median income). Grubb only has six types of floor plans, all of which remove inefficiencies like awkward corners to give their residents more space and amenities. Having fewer floor plans speeds up approval processes and makes it easier for management teams to understand and lease these units.Over the pandemic, Grubb offered a discount to residents who prepaid their rent and provided a cap on rental increases to long-term residents. This bolstered loyalty with residents and lowered turnover costs. Grubb also had a temporary flight of residents and capital toward the growth markets in the South. However, because they knew urban areas would eventually bounce back, they started building in the Bay Area, L.A. and Denver and were able to secure discounts and subsidies.  DISCLOSURES:  Information presented herein is for discussion and illustrative purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the speakers are as of the date of the recording and do not represent the views and opinions held by Morton Wealth. These views are not intended as a recommendation to buy or sell any securities, and should not be relied on as financial, tax or legal advice. You should consult with your attorney, finance professional or accountant before implementing any transactions and/or strategies concerning your finances.

Mary Lowe is the cofounder of Families Engaged. Mary and I attended an event in September hosted by the Women of St. Michael called “BRIDGING THE DIVIDE: A 5-part lecture series addressing structural divides in America.”She and I gave a play-by-play of the details of the event. The live recording is on Facebook. Learn about the nuances of failed reforms championed by former US Education Secretary Margaret Spellings and her interview with Commit founder Todd Williams. Spellings was appointed by George W. Bush. Williams was chosen to be the education advisor of former Dallas mayor Mike Rawlings and was appointed to four boards and commissions under Governor Greg Abbott. These two controversial education reformers have had enormous influence on public education policy over the last decade. How's it working for us? Todd Williams said, “Data gives a voice to a child.” Mary and I believe parents and teachers give a voice to a child.Spellings is on the board of Amplify Education where they were awarded a $50 million contract with the Texas Education Agency. Outcomes-based education is not the answer to public education. The best solution is to return to time-tested reading strategies and a classical education rooted in academic knowledge. Data-driven reforms reduce students and teachers to datapoints while edtech vendors and venture capitalists get rich.  Social Impact Podcast is brought to you by:OBBM Network BrandsJunkluggers of Irving, Denton, and Grapevine, 630-470-8307Move Freely America1st Safety Training, 214-808-9757Social Impact Podcast is on Spotify and more! Call 214-673-4018 to support the show or get exposure for your point of view.Subscribe to the OBBM Network Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Google Podcasts and more. OBBM Network Podcasts on video can be found on OBBM Network TV on Roku (https://channelstore.roku.com/details/2d588bed3170f71fd5e7173e8732082d/obbm-network-tv) and on Rumble (https://rumble.com/user/OBBMNetwork)Support the show

71% of Google users liked this movie A young woman must confront the sadistic, supernatural forces behind an enigmatic puzzle box responsible for her brother's disappearance.Description Initial release: September 28, 2022 Director: David Bruckner Story by: Clive Barker, David S. Goyer Distributed by: Hulu Cinematography: Eli Born Executive producers: Gary Barber, Peter Oillataguerre, Todd Williams

This week Connor is joined by Jazz musician and IWU professor Todd Williams. Todd has played with bands such as the Wynton Marsalis Quartet, Septet, and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra in venues ranging from Carnegie Hall to the White House. Listen in to learn how to break into the music industry, what it's like auditioning for Wynton Marsalis, and why teaching music is important. Follow Todd:Website: http://www.toddmaxmusic.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3NVHlbpleMQsgYAhWmthSW?si=zFuqTIymQUm5JBVGhAsDDgAmazon: https://www.amazon.com/music/player/albums/B0B1W9FN98?ref=sr_1_1&keywords=introducing+quartet+trio&crid=2EN8B8N0CUDM6&sprefix=introducing+quartet+trio%2Caps%2C85&qid=1664549126&sr=8-1

This is an interview I had with UNC basketball player and 2024 WNBA draft prospect Kennedy Todd-Williams. We discussed what makes her game successful, what she worked on during the offseason, the WNBA, and her goal of reaching the Final Four with a loaded Tar Heels team.

For Episode 56 we've got two-time Olympian and American Record holder in the 15k, Todd Williams. He is a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and operates Monroe Jiu-Jitsu in Michigan. It's truly an honor to have Todd on the podcast. In this episode we chat about what we can do to prevent being attacked, how to be better be prepared, as well as, what to do when attacked. He also goes into some of the key safety tips for runners. By now we have all probably learned and heard about what happened to Eliza Fletcher and many of us have done tribute runs in her honor. I really wanted to bring a subject matter expert in the conversation for us to learn from. So, take that with an open mind. What happened is heartbreaking and should have never occurred, but hopefully we can all do our part to keep each other safe when running on the roads and trails. Todd Williams began his jiu-jitsu career training under Helio “Soneca” Moreira, a jiu-jitsu legend under Carlos Gracie Junior. He would continue his training and eventually earn his black belt under Luiz Palhares. He is a two-time USA Cross Country National Champion in 1991 and 1993. At the Olympic Games, he competed at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona in the 10,000m placing 10th overall with a time of 28:28:38. He then competed at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Between the Olympic Games, Todd also represented Team USA at the World Championships in 1993 and 1995. He won the Gate River Run 15k in Jacksonville, FL five times, including in 1995, when he set a still-standing American Record with a time of 42:22, which equals roughly 4:34/mile for 9.3 miles.

In this episode, we will be talking with Todd Williams of OnX Maps. Todd is leading the effort for OnX to get the word out on the application's possibilities for private land use. Most outdoorsmen are familiar with OnX and its use for public land hunts West of the Mississippi, but many don't know how valuable this app is for private land. We will be discussing that today.   For more on OnX: https://www.onxmaps.com/ For more on the buying and selling of land: https://nationalland.com/

Pat Hardy,  Texas State Board of Education District 11 continues her discussion with Lynn Davenport. After being on the board for 20 years, she's seen how the educational system works, and helps us see how it all works at the state level.The SBOE is responsible for the Texas Essential Knowledge & Skills [TEKS]- which all school districts follow -  and Permanent School Fund, totalling 55 billion dollars. Pat is comfortable about how the Permanent School Fund, has operated over the years under the stewardship of Holland Timmons and Thomas Maynard. Lynn calls out conflict of interest because Abbott-appointed Todd Williams' nonprofit, Commit, is paid for by the Texas Education Agency. He should reveal his investments and disclose his relationship to the TEA. Enjoy this conversation that takes you into the operations of our scholastic government. How are we approving curriculum resources? How is data being secured? How does this patronage network work nationwide? If the State Board is not in charge of these decisions, who is protecting the influence on our children? Millions are flooding through the TEA right now, how can we understand how it is being used? Social Impact Podcast is brought to you by:OBBM Network Brands1st Safety Training, 214-808-9757Social Impact Podcast is on Spotify! Call 214-673-4018 to support the show or get exposure for your point of view.Subscribe to the OBBM Network Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Google Podcasts and more. OffBeat Business TV can be found on Youtube, Vimeo , Rumble , BitChute  and wherever you enjoy great on-demand podcasts and TV.Support the show

In this week's episode, Cook had the pleasure to hop online to chop it up with UNC Women's Basketball star Kennedy Todd-Williams, a 6'0 guard out of Jacksonville, NC. Todd-Williams discusses entering her Junior season as a Tar Heel, being a number 1 recruit in high school, committing to UNC as a freshman, and her upcoming basketball camp on August 6 & 7th. Follow the show @mooremusepod Follow Kennedy: IG & Tiktok - @kentoddy Twitter - @ktoddwilli Follow @ogcook_ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mooremuse/support

Listen in on Paul, Jacob, and Lydia's conversation with two-time Olympian Todd Williams! Todd has an incredible story, work ethic, and an amazing career - anyone and everyone can learn something from him! Check out his stats from World Athletics here. Follow us! Instagram: Jacob - @boardjd Paul - @prsjax Lydia - @runner4fsu Strava: Jacob Paul Lydia Twitter: Jacob - @boardjd Paul - @prsjax --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bqmoonshot/support

In this week's episode of DAO or Never, we're lucky enough to get some one-on-one time with Todd Williams, a legal expert in the blockchain space. Todd has represented companies and individuals in a variety of crypto-related actions involving securities, regulatory investigations, stolen assets, and more. In addition to knowing the law, Todd knows DAOs. He's a member of several. Want to know which ones? Listen now. Key Takeaways:What drew Todd into blockchain and crypto law (02:14)The OG hack (5:36)The what and why of Ethereum classic? If you have any, please send screenshots. (9:24)General issues that those setting up DAOs should consider (11:20)The first DAOs Todd joined and why (13:44)The backstory on Whiskey Pioneers DAO (15:38)Whiskey Pioneers DAO's possible next step (19:14)Cases and regulatory changes Todd has his eyes on (22:33)An invitation for our listeners (25:40) Additional Resources:Send questions for our next episode with Todd here.Learn more about Todd's legal work here.Connect with Todd and Geoffrey.Follow Logos on LinkedIn and Twitter.Get all the news from DAO or Never here.--If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, rate, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Today we're mixing things up and learning from Tash Todd Williams, founder of digital marketing agency Word of Mouth Collective. I've known Tash for circa 10 years now and have had the absolute pleasure of watching her journey from launching a fashion publication that she exited before she was 24, to today running a successful digital agency with a special love for female founders and entrepreneurs. Today she's coming on to share part of that journey and a bunch of interesting tips and advice for early-stage bootstrapped founders including where she sees a lot of small businesses go wrong, the challenges that founders have in today's landscape post iOS apple updates when it comes paid marketing and when a small business owner should actually be looking to engage an agency. One thing we often hear on the podcast is that founders regret having spent on an agency too early on in their journey. In this episode, we explore the best time for bootstrapped founders to actually make this move and start working with an agency. At which stage in the journey it would pay off. And this is all about looking at tipping points of scale. There's one scenario where you've just raised and you have a lot of capital so that's totally separate. When you have strong KPIs to reach and the capital to get there, it makes a lot of sense to hire an agency. It's not these founders, but rather the bootstrapped founders we often hear about regretting investing in an agency early on. At this point, it becomes more about which stage of business you will be ready. If you're running lean and doing this alone, you can come to a tipping point where you do not have the time and resources to upskill yourself and you have too many moving parts in the business. This would be the point to consider outsourcing to an agency. As Tash says, they're not in the business to bankrupt anybody. Audit yourself, audit where the business is at, and based on that draw conclusions if this actually makes sense for you. So many gems in here, I know you're going to love her! And btw, are we friends on TikTok? I'm having so much fun on that platform, Id love to connect and see what you're creating on there too. Find me at @dooneroisin in all the places. LINKS WE MENTION: Natasha's LinkedIn World of Mouth Digital LinkedIn Word of Mouth Digital Instagram Female Startup Club's Instagram Entrepreneurs on Fire Instagram Doone's Instagram Doone's TikTok Learn more about Dymo at Dymo.com Learn more about Athletic Greens at Athleticgreens.com Try Zapier for free today at zapier.com/STARTUP In partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesses. Female Startup Club's YouTubeFemale Startup Club's Private Facebook Group Say hello to Doone: hello@femalestartupclub.com Female Startup Club + Clearco: Clear.co/partner/female-star

Today we're mixing things up and learning from Tash Todd Williams, founder of digital marketing agency Word of Mouth Collective. I've known Tash for circa 10 years now and have had the absolute pleasure of watching her journey from launching a fashion publication that she exited before she was 24, to today running a successful digital agency with a special love for female founders and entrepreneurs. Today she's coming on to share part of that journey and a bunch of interesting tips and advice for early-stage bootstrapped founders including where she sees a lot of small businesses go wrong, the challenges that founders have in today's landscape post iOS apple updates when it comes paid marketing and when a small business owner should actually be looking to engage an agency. One thing we often hear on the podcast is that founders regret having spent on an agency too early on in their journey. In this episode, we explore the best time for bootstrapped founders to actually make this move and start working with an agency. At which stage in the journey it would pay off. And this is all about looking at tipping points of scale. There's one scenario where you've just raised and you have a lot of capital so that's totally separate. When you have strong KPIs to reach and the capital to get there, it makes a lot of sense to hire an agency. It's not these founders, but rather the bootstrapped founders we often hear about regretting investing in an agency early on. At this point, it becomes more about which stage of business you will be ready. If you're running lean and doing this alone, you can come to a tipping point where you do not have the time and resources to upskill yourself and you have too many moving parts in the business. This would be the point to consider outsourcing to an agency. As Tash says, they're not in the business to bankrupt anybody. Audit yourself, audit where the business is at, and based on that draw conclusions if this actually makes sense for you. So many gems in here, I know you're going to love her! And btw, are we friends on TikTok? I'm having so much fun on that platform, Id love to connect and see what you're creating on there too. Find me at @dooneroisin in all the places. LINKS WE MENTION: Natasha's LinkedIn World of Mouth Digital LinkedIn Word of Mouth Digital Instagram Female Startup Club's Instagram Entrepreneurs on Fire Instagram Doone's Instagram Doone's TikTok Learn more about Dymo at Dymo.com Learn more about Athletic Greens at Athleticgreens.com Try Zapier for free today at zapier.com/STARTUP In partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesses. Female Startup Club's YouTubeFemale Startup Club's Private Facebook Group Say hello to Doone: hello@femalestartupclub.com Female Startup Club + Clearco: Clear.co/partner/female-star

Saxophonist Todd Williams has a new trio with bassist Yuma Takagi and drummer Robert Rucker he has named the Quartet Trio. I spoke with Todd before he presented the music from their new recording Introducing the Quartet Trio at Smalls Jazz Club in New York City.

Have you ever wondered about how the horn feels as it vibrates when being played? Or what is this thing called “embouchure” or use of the mouth and lips? Or why does a player put a hand inside the bell of the horn? What does a horn player do to effortlessly produce sounds that stir the soul? Todd Williams, H+H principal horn, explains all as Guy Fishman's special guest in this week's Tuning In podcast. Learn about the evolution of the horn, including its origins in hunting traditions, the similarities between singing and horn playing, and the differences between a period natural horn and a modern horn. Written and produced by Guy Fishman

Todd is Executive Director of the Center for Sales Leadership and Education at the University of Minnesota, which helps better prepare students for a variety of sales and marketing careers from positions in Fortune 500 companies to entrepreneurial startups and international organizations. Prior to his current role, Todd served as Director of Target Corporation's Diversity and Inclusion team, as well as, the Director of Multicultural Market Segmentation where he led initiatives to cater products and merchandising to Urban, Asian, African American, Hispanic, and LGBT consumer segments. Todd holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from the Carlson School of Management at the U of M and a Master's in Business Communication from the University of St. Thomas.

On this week's episode, Kent meets with Todd Williams, Vice President of Finance Operations at Transport Funding. Todd shares with us advice on financing as a first-time truck buyer, his background in the trucking industry, and more! 

How do we consider the culture within our practice as a way to deepen our relationships with patients? In the second part of Dr. Dennis Hartlieb's discussion with Mr. Todd Williams, Dennis and Todd discuss how by focusing on the "soft" aspects of our dental practice, we can better serve the patients we encounter. Todd shares the way that best practices within our offices and teams can really enrich our interactions with patients, and that can help both us and them to have a more meaningful experience. Todd talks about serving the human first and bringing things down to their level so that they can be more open to treatment options and to your recommendations.

Do you ever think about how you could better serve your patients and your dental team? What should you do when you have a hard day at the dental office? Dr. Dennis Hartlieb and Todd Williams answer these questions of service and dealing with tough days and more as they discuss helpful hospitality tips that can change the way that we think about our work as dentists. In Part 1 of this interview, you'll hear about how Todd's background has helped him focus on the importance aspects of relationships, and how when we focus on how to better the relationships we have with others, we find more personal fulfillment and job satisfaction. For a full interview transcript, video clips, and more, head over to the blog post on our website!

Todd Williams of Hamilton Point joins the show to discuss managers roles in a funds success. Then he shares thoughts around the hospitality sector of real estate and opportunities that lie there.

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The Gate River Run 15k, host to the USA 15k Road Championships since 1994, returns on March 20th in Jacksonville. Past champions include American distance running luminaries like Bill Rodgers, Joan Benoit, Todd Williams, Meb Keflezghi, Deena Kastor, Molly Huddle, and Shalane Flanagan. 3 previous guests of the show -- Christo Landry, Anthony Famiglietti, and Frank Lara -- all won national titles at the River Run. This week Frank returns to the show to tell us about his meteoric rise over the past year and preview this year's race. Then in the second half of the program we welcome in long time race director Doug Alred. Doug gives us a taste of the course and its history, a sneak peak at the elite field, and an idea of the changes and challenges he faces in making this year's event possible.

Todd is the owner of Soldierfit's first franchised gym, located in Silver Spring Maryland. Todd talks to Danny about his transition from the finance world to the fitness world.

A soul bearing interview in Taipei with Associated Press award winning journalist Todd Allen Williams

Carrie goes for a run with Olympian and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt Todd Williams! Todd shares his experience transitioning from running to Jiu Jitsu and the development of his RunSafer program. He also shares tips for runners to stay safe on the roads and trails. Show notes for this episode can be found at ctollerun.com.   Todd Williams Todd started his athletic career in Monroe, Michigan as a youngster participating in every sport (wrestling, swimming, baseball, basketball, football) before transitioning to track and cross country. He was six time State Champion in track and cross country at Monroe High School and was All American his Junior and Senior seasons. He received a full athletic scholarship to attend the University of Tennessee and the success continued. He was four time SEC Champion and eight time All-American. He led Tennessee to the National title his Senior season and served as team captain. His varsity records in the 3k, 5k and 10k at University of Tennessee still stand after twenty two years. After graduating he went on to be one of the best American distance runners of all time. He qualified for two Olympic Games (1992 & 1996) in the 10k and won twenty one US titles on the road, track and cross country course. His talent and hard work gave him the opportunity to compete all over the world against the best. Todd has a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and travels the country teaching runners how to stay safe on the roads with his RunSafer workshops.