Podcasts about uniquity

We love to hear from our listeners. Send us a message. On today's episode I'm speaking with Brian Lortie, President and CEO of Uniquity Bio, about his "no jerk" policy and how his experience building teams at GSK, Endo Pharmaceuticals, and Onspira Therapeutics informs his leadership at Uniquity, a clinical-stage immunology startup backed by Blackstone Life Sciences. Lortie also walks through the formation and launch of Uniquity and provides detail on the company's business model and strategy.  Access this and hundreds of episodes of the Business of Biotech videocast under the Business of Biotech tab at lifescienceleader.com. Subscribe to our monthly Business of Biotech newsletter. Get in touch with guest and topic suggestions: ben.comer@lifescienceleader.comFind Ben Comer on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bencomer/

In this episode, we delve into the critical importance of self-acceptance and self-love as foundational elements for extending love and acceptance to others. We explore the concept that true spirituality radiates from within and discuss the continuous process of personal growth akin to how plants constantly evolve. The conversation also addresses the consistent characteristics that form our personality, the necessity of periodic self-recalibration, and the influence of environment on personality expression. We touch on the challenges of narcissism, the compulsive need for control as a safety mechanism, and the pivotal role of emotional maturity. Our discussion expands to societal classifications, unity through uniqueness, and the critical balance between individuality and collective belonging. The episode wraps up with reflections on emotional maturity, wisdom, and the role of self-awareness in personal growth.   00:00 Introduction: The Deception of Combat 00:36 The Importance of Self-Acceptance and Self-Love 00:57 Spirituality and Inner Connection 01:52 Continuous Growth and Self-Evaluation 03:10 Shifts in Values and Perspectives 04:51 The Reflection of the External World 05:33 Personality and Disposition 06:42 The Complexity of Change 09:47 Narcissism and Self-Awareness 13:52 Unity Through Uniquity 15:49 The Need for Unity and Connection 17:34 Archetypes and Classification 25:33 Emotional Maturity and Wisdom 30:35 Conclusion and Call to Action

This week I speak to Laura Janes, the founder and director of Uniquity, the marketing firm on a mission to build better financial services brands that reach the customers that matter. Having trained as an actuary in pursuit of the career she thought she ought to have, Laura soon realised that she did not want to work solely with logic and statistics but needed to incorporate her flair for creativity. Do check out Uniquity here.

The Wolfpack returns to where it all began.   Gentleman Bramwell comments colorfully. Lola Beans extolls the virtues of bweagles. Vindrass plays the heel. Vireen is the Uniquity.   STARRING - Austin Yorski: @austinyorski Chris "RolloT" Larios: @rollot Conrad Zimmerman: @conradzimmerman Joa: @pussyfullawasps Laura Kate Dale: @LaurakBuzz Lauren Morgan: @rawrglicious   SUPPORT LINKS - OnlyFans.com/rawrglicious Patreon.com/austinyorski Patreon.com/LauraKBuzz Patreon.com/Fistshark Patreon.com/weeklymangarecap Skitch.Bandcamp.com   ART, AUDIO, & MUSIC - Bastion — The Pantheon / Ain't Gonna Catch You (russian ver.): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOoVvRN1lHQ Michael "Skitch" Schiciano: @skitchmusic Thumbnail Art: @SlimeKingMike  Xenogears - The One Who Bares Fangs at God Acapella: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhNqV_r36pc   DISCORD - https://discord.gg/YMU3qUH

Chat Guest Andrew is a military veteran who served in the US Air Force and a terrific leader in the field of computer engineering in Atlanta GA. His computer engineering career spans 18 years as a leader in a variety of industries. Outside of work, he is a pilot, an avid soccer player, and a proud father of 2 young adults (24-year-old son and 18-year-old daughter). He grew up in the church and his father has always been a Catholic Deacon which shaped his perspective on the necessity of servant leadership. He is currently serving as the Director of Professional Services for PossibleNOW, an Atlanta based company that provides an enterprise preference and consent management solution that lets marketers personalize multi-channel communications to consumers. Andrew and his wife Michelle live in Cobb County. Chat Highlights The importance of kindness in leadership. Trickle up economy vs trickle-down economy (Eduardo, the lawn care guy) Physical vs social distancing Andrew's experience with rescuing dogs and compassionate care for all creation Inspiration from another leader in your network who just fought and overcame cancer, potentially has to furlough several members of his team and has remained positive in his communication. Perspective, Empathy, and Uniquity/Uniqueness (posting on LinkedIn today) How we're rewriting history due to the coronavirus crisis   Get In Touch Andrew Faraca Connect with Andrew at linkedin.com/in/andrewfaraca  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laura Janes, the Founder of and Director of Uniquity Marketing, join Shane and Gareth on this episode. Following a career immersed in financial services marketing at Lloyds, AXA and the Bath Executive MBA scheme, Laura has built specialist expertise and a formidable reputation for her consultative work in the financial sector. Supporting ambitious businesses in strategy, marketing and branding, Laura founded Uniquity in 2016 to provide maximum marketing support at a manageable cost.Website: uniquity.coLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-janes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uniquity.coTwitter: https://twitter.com/uniquity_coIn this episode, Laura also talks about the Cynefin framework. You can find more information about that here:https://uniquity.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/cynefin.jpeg

Laura Janes of Uniquity Strategic specialises in marketing and branding in the financial services industry. In this episode, she discusses her process for branding companies that have had some traction and are focusing on actions to take them to the next stage of their growth.With a background in financial services marketing at Lloyds and AXA wealth before setting up Uniquity to help SMEs in the financial sector with strategy, marketing and branding. Her mission is to build better financial services brands that matter. ● As well as large corporate clients Laura specialises in companies with a turnover of £1 million +● Her speciality is financial services companies including wealth and financial planning businesses, mortgage companies and insurance companies● She starts her process with an in-depth workshop, looking at how they have achieved their success to date● Laura uses the three word game to help clients identify their positioning and having stories that represent each of the words.● Laura’s favourite brand in the financial services industry is Monzo because of their visual identity and their overall customer experience is so good.● Laura can be found at https://uniquity.co/

Laura Janes, founder of financial services marketing agency, Uniquity, joins Mark to talk marketing, social media, brand and more.

Description: Episode 6 is up and we are talking visuals! Chris Dyer, well known and epic painter came to our studio in Denver, drew a picture for Uniquity over Ubiquity, and talked deeply and passionately about his role as an artist. Listen and learn as we talk about art, overdoing it, nature, and what it means to pay respects and homage without copying another artist altogether. Chris is an awesome artist and an even cooler person. You can tell just by the way he talks and the words he uses that he is on a serious path to enlightenment. As he follows that path he leaves bright colored murals and merch in his wake. We hope you enjoy this one! Chris Dyer: Instagram Twitter Facebook Website Jim Phillips: Website Feel free to email us at management@uniquityoverubiquity.com Instagram Facebook We are steaming on: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, and Stitcher. Royalty Free Music provided by bensound

Will 2018 be the uniquest year? It will if Fantasy Flight has any say in the matter. With the announcement of a new line of Unique Games™, they are touting revolutionary new printing technology in which every copy of a game will be unique in some way from every other copy. Is this a marketing [...]

Stacy Pederson is a professional actress and funny motivational speaker who has almost died a bunch. Stacy Pederson’s outlook on life began with a diagnosis of a terminal illness with her first husband. Stacy began a difficult journey fraught with failure—including a failed marriage, single parenting, job loss, broken dreams, and financial ruin. Then in July of 2011, Stacy stepped on a rusty nail. The simple misstep caused several bouts in the hospital, near death experiences, and surgery with lifelong repercussions. Stacy now has a deep understanding of the universal need we all have for hope, love, joy, and laughter. Stacy recently chose to pursue a less stressful life by entering a second marriage with a blended family of five teenagers. She is currently the author of three New York Times Bestsellers she has written in her head but has yet to put down on paper. She was named 2017’s “top ten new and upcoming speakers” by her Mother. (She was ranked #9). In Stacy’s downtime, she enjoys spicy foods, traveling, crying herself to sleep and being periodically left alone by her husband and children.   2:22 Stacy shares about her difficult journey and how she overcame her challenges.   4:52 “I can now say [my challenges] has been a gift. Living a good life, a life of purpose, a life where you embrace who you are and don’t take anything for granted.”   5:52 Uniquity! What is Uniquity?   7:19 “I recognize that life is short and the struggles that we all face, part of getting through that is knowing who you are, what you are good at and having a sense of purpose. Then you are able to have a healthy mindset and I believe that the more time you spend in your true gifting, the happier you will be.”   8:30 Why Uniquity is Important.  “Imagine a world where everyone is focused on their own unique gifting.”   10:13 Where do we start to figure out what our uniquity is?   11:00 Stacy interviews Angela to share some of the questions and examples about how to find your uniquity and what makes you unique.    Walk through the process to find your uniquity at Stacy’s Blog here:   18:30 Stacy interprets Angela’s answers and shows our listeners how to evaluate their own answers to “incorporate and embrace your own uniquity to decrease stress and negativity in your own life.”   20:05 Link to blog post: http://stacypederson.info/1120-2/   Information about Stacy:   You can contact Stacy directly regarding Speaking Opportunities or for her Public Speaking courses (designed for people who want to become better speakers) by e-mailing her at: Stacy@StacyPederson.com   Follow Stacy on Facebook. Her Facebook page is only funny and positive posts designed for people to share and spread joy to others. You can follow her there at: https://www.facebook.com/stacypedersoncomedy   21:40 5 Questions Segment   22:00 Morning Routine “This is where I embrace my own uniquity and I am not a morning person.”   23:40 Stacy shares her evening routine.   24:50 “I love the idea of making a work week into a lifestyle. I may work 7 days a week but I may only work 3 hours at a time because of kid’s schedule.”   25:58 What’s your definitions of Success?  “I want to leave the world better than the way I found it in some way shape or form.”   26:43 Happiness: “When everything is ok and there is a moment of peace – that’s my definition of Happiness.”   27:20 What do you know now that you wish you would have known 10 years ago?   “I thought that if this happened then I would be happy or my life would be easier.  It’s simply not true.  I would want to know that I shouldn’t waste my time waiting.” And “Learn to embrace pain and use it as a tool to get a better view of the world and learn from it.”   Have suggestions for future guests or topics for the Beyond the Stethoscope podcast? Contact Dr. Angela Demaree via email at angela@pawsconsulting.com and stay connected via Linked In: DemareeDVM Twitter: @DemareeDVM Website: www.pawsconsulting.com

Slangston Hughes is a hip-hop emcee from New Orleans, LA. He performs live backed by a four piece band, "Fo-On-The-Flo", and they are gearing up for a run of shows in the south in support of their new single, "Champion". Slangston is also host and organizer of New Orleans music showcase "Uniquity" and related artist workshops. He works for the non-profit MACCNO (Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans) as community engagement coordinator. The organization advocates for artists' rights and cultural preservation in the city. Upcoming shows: http://bandsintown.com/slangstonhughes band New Music: https://slangstonhughes.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/pookeymalibu https://twitter.com/pookeymalibu https://www.facebook.com/PookeyMalibu Old Microphone Corilvalry days: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrN5i90uejY Tracks we heard: Slangston Hughes & Fo On The Flo - Champion Song feat. Kataalyst Alcindor MadFro (Slangston Hughes & Fo On The Flo) - Boom ________________________________________________________ This episode is brought to you by Nazareth Shaolin-Do, a Kung Fu and Tai Chi school run by MC Devlin. Classes are held at Nazareth Center for the Arts (30 Belvidere St. Nazareth, PA) Contact: NazarethShaolin@gmail.com for more info www.facebook.com/nazarethshaolin You can support this show by shopping in the Mad Conductor merch store and purchasing MC music on BandCamp and elsewhere! www.madconductor.bigcartel.com www.madconductor.bandcamp.com

Ann Rea made a six-figure income in her first year in business. She talks about how she did it.    4:00 - what a Unique Selling Proposition is (from Cory: we have a ton more info about this under our Uniquity course)   9:00 - what Ann’s initial challenges were when she started her business. She needed better contracts, and she revisited her business plan.    12:30 - there’s a huge disconnect between how many people want to get into a gallery and how many galleries there are. Ann talks about how she diversifies her income.    15:45 - Ann blows apart the idea that artists are disorganized. She shows how important organization and priorities are to an art career.    17:00 - what Ann does in her artist coaching   19:15 - the importance of your attitude toward the business side of your art career