Podcast appearances and mentions of tom shelton

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion about Amendment 2 with Tom Shelton, chair of the Protect Our Schools Campaign and a former school superintendent; Heather LeMire, Kentucky state director of Americans for Prosperity; Jim Waters, president of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions (BIPPS); and Jessica Hiler, president of the Fayette County Education Association.

Tom Shelton shares about his difficult upbringing which included an alcoholic father who heaped verbal abuse on his family. Tom found an escape in attending church, where he received the foundation for his adult conversion to Christ.

Renee Shaw talks with her guests about school choice. Guests include: Brigitte Blom Ramsey, president & CEO of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence; Andrew Vandiver, president of EdChoice Kentucky; Tom Shelton, spokesman for the Council for Better Education; Jim Waters, president and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions; and others.

More than anything, good property management is about good people. No one knows that better than today's guest, Tom Shelton, of Asset Living. In this episode, Tom walks us through what to look for when finding a property management company and sheds light on how operators can build strong relationships with this key part of their team. Tom talks about the importance of being on the same page, having aligned strategies, and ensuring you are all moving in the same direction. Your relationship with your property manager should be a collaborative one. We also dive into some exciting technological advances in the space and why it is crucial to be a good listener. Tune in to hear it all!  Key Points From This Episode: Get to know Tom, his background in real estate, and what he is currently doing. Some of the important factors that contribute to a great property management company. Best practices when it comes to building a strong partnership with a property management company. Changes that are imminent in the property management space. Tom's advice for new operators: be flexible and open to changes along the way. Why Tom believes his asset management superpower is his ability to listen.Tweetables:“This is a people business, even though it's a lot of focus and attention on the real estate and the sticks and bricks if you will, but it really takes people to really make a difference. People that are focused and are committed or passionate about what they do.” — Tom Shelton [0:02:59]“I think I'm a really very good listener. I think you have to be able to listen to your client.” — Tom Shelton [0:09:41]“You need to listen to what your clients say, listen to what their goals are, listen to what they want to achieve. Sometimes conversations are difficult, but you gotta address issues and address problems and I think that's a real key.” — Tom Shelton [0:10:04]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Tom Shelton on LinkedInAsset LivingLeaseHawkAsset Management Mastery Facebook GroupAsset Management MasteryKyle Mitchell on LinkedInGary Lipsky on LinkedInGary Lipsky on TwitterGarzella GroupVirtual Asset Management Summit 2021

In this episode I interview Tom Shelton, PhD, an established expert, leader, teacher, professor at Johns Hopkins University, and a true lifelong learner. Tom is an expert in the United States educational system having served as a District School Superintendent, and subsequently the Executive Director of the Kentucky State of Superintendents Association responsible for several school districts across Kentucky , before transitioning into his role as the Director of the National Center of Education and Economy. His forward thinking approach to education promises to make a difference in our next generation which today regards educational "content as a commodity" readily available in our digital times. I met him two years ago when we certified in the Leading Organizations and Change at the MIT Sloan Business School of Management, during which his personal and professional stories he had shared with me immediately left a strong mark on me. Tom shares candid stories of success as well as setbacks, his tested insights and nuances on the current state of education in the United States as well as globally, his four points of leadership he uses to manage large groups of people, his perspectives on the need of the educational system to undergo a transformation in order to catch up with the business world that is evolving more rapidly, and his call for greater emphasis on the equity of education and experiential, apprenticeship based learning that can better prepare the next generation for the real world and improve our economy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alloutcoach/support

SILUETA is a two-person play inspired by the true story of Ana Mendieta, a Cuban-American performance artist and sculptor, whose life ended in a harrowing 34-story fall from the SoHo apartment she shared with her husband, Minimalist sculptor, Carl Andre. Ana, 36 at the time of her death in 1985, was a rising star in the… The post Play4Keeps Podcast | Free full play: SILUETA by Diana Burbano, Chris Shelton, and Tom Shelton appeared first on Play4Keeps.

SILUETA is a two-person play inspired by the true story of Ana Mendieta, a Cuban-American performance artist and sculptor, whose life ended in a harrowing 34-story fall from the SoHo apartment she shared with her husband, Minimalist sculptor, Carl Andre. Ana, 36 at the time of her death in 1985, was a rising star in… The post Play4Keeps Podcast | Free full play: SILUETA by Diana Burbano, Chris Shelton, and Tom Shelton appeared first on Ashland New Plays Festival.

St. Louis based comedians Rich Braun and Tom Shelton talk all things comedy, both on and off the stage. Ranging from topics such as where to shop for food, what makes them laugh on a regular basis, and why they continue to pursue artistic endeavors, in the end, both men cover that your quality of comedy is equivalent to the time and work you put into it (no matter what your situation might be). Rich Braun can be found on Instagram and Twitter @RichBraunSTL. Tom Shelton can be found on Instagram @tomshelton1201 and Twitter @tomshelton26. Host Mollie Amburgey can be found on Instagram and Twitter @mollieamburgey. The Casually Mollie Podcast can be found on Facebook and Instagram @thecasuallymolliepodcast. 

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss education. Scheduled guests: Tom Shelton, executive director of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents; Brigitte Blom Ramsey, executive director of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence; Martin Cothran, senior policy analyst for The Family Foundation of Kentucky; and Jim Waters, president and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions.

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss education. Scheduled guests: Tom Shelton, executive director of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents; Brigitte Blom Ramsey, executive director of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence; Martin Cothran, senior policy analyst for The Family Foundation of Kentucky; and Jim Waters, president and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions.

The head of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents talks with Kruser about the group's pension reform proposal.

The head of a superintendent association is advocating for a different type of pension plan for educators.

Bill and his guests discuss charter schools. Scheduled guests: Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet Secretary Hal Heiner; Kentucky Senate Minority Caucus Chair Gerald Neal, D-Louisville; Jim Waters, president of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions; and Tom Shelton, executive director of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents.

Tom Shelton, president-elect of ACDA, joins Ryan to explore his musical journey and offer tips on choosing repertoire for youth choral ensembles.  Join Choir Nation on Facebook!

Our guest has found a creative way to bring his passion into his classroom and create memorable learning experiences. Follow: @jmattmiller @mrdearybury1 @mrtomshelton @bamradionetwork Tom Shelton has been a teacher with Valley Oaks Charter School for the past 15 years, 10 of which he has had the pleasure of introducing K-12 students to one of his passions, homing pigeons. He is a father of 2, an avid surfer, a lifelong learner, and am currently finishing the requirements for my administrative credential.