Podcasts about vda

Franz Rossi intervista Alice Franchino ideatrice e amministratore della Arco Events, una società che organizza matrimoni ed eventi in Valle d'Aosta.Come cambia questa moderna professione di fronte alle montagne più antiche del mondo?

Con noi oggi il coordinatore del dipartimento regionale politiche del lavoro e formazione, Stefania Riccardi, per parlare del progetto #VdALavora e dell'incontro previsto per martedì 10 giugno alle Pepinières d'Entreprises, dedicato al tema dell'incontro tra domanda e offerta nel mercato del lavoro in VdA.

Shoot us a Text.Episode #1061: China's rare earth restrictions are causing real pain for Europe's automakers, Costco's gas game and checkout tech are stepping up, and American shoppers are oddly calm about rising tariffs—at least for now.Show Notes with links:China's tightened grip on rare earth exports is starting to squeeze Europe's auto manufacturing sector. With critical materials stuck in red tape and only a quarter of export licenses approved, major OEMs and suppliers are bracing for broader production halts in the coming weeks.CLEPA, the European Association of Automotive Suppliers, says hundreds of export license requests were submitted, but only 25% approved since April.Parts plant shutdowns are already affecting suppliers to VW, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Bosch.The slowdown stems from China's April decision to suspend exports of rare earths and magnets amid a trade standoff with the U.S.Delays in customs clearance and license processing are compounding the issue, say VDA (the German Automotive Industry Association) and CLEPA.China may ease restrictions for certain European semiconductor firms, but auto remains at risk.“Production delays and even production outages can no longer be ruled out,” said VDA President Hildegard Mueller.America's third-largest retailer is leaning into its members-first model. Costco is expanding hours at gas stations, testing scan-and-go checkout tech, and adding flexible payment options to stay competitive in a tightening retail race.Gas stations now open nationwide until 10 p.m., with select sites opening earlier too.CEO Rob Vachris says the goal is to drive more foot—and fuel—traffic by boosting convenience.Gas accounted for 12% of Costco's total sales in 2024, thanks to exclusive member access and competitive prices.“Scan & Pay” via smartphone is being piloted to streamline checkout, competing with Sam's Club's tech-forward edge.Costco has also teamed with Affirm for monthly payment plans as shoppers look beyond credit cards.A new survey by Modern Retail highlights that while many Americans are concerned about rising costs and tariffs, their spending behavior has yet to shift significantly.76% of surveyed consumers said they were familiar with recent tariffs; over half believe tariffs increase prices for everyday goods.Despite that concern, 40% reported no notable changes in their purchasing habits.A majority of respondents said they were either delaying planned purchases due to higher prices or had already bought items early to avoid anticipated tariff-related cost increases.Electronics and clothing were identified as the most likely categories to see reduced spending.Over half of respondents expressed optimism about their financial outlook for the next six months.Join Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier every morning for the Automotive State of the Union podcast as they connect the dots across car dealerships, retail trends, emerging tech like AI, and cultural shifts—bringing clarity, speed, and people-first insight to automotive leaders navigating a rapidly changing industry.Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/

Does any FBA seller have to pay income taxes in any state where their inventory is stored Why can't you register prospectively in Illinois and some of the other states? Would you do a VDA if you have an acquired entity with long-term exposure due to an employee working in the state and they don't have detailed sales data from the legacy accounting system? What are the chances of a state finding a foreign company with any sales tax liability?

La Vall d’Aran no es un escenario. Es un organismo vivo que decide cuándo abrirte paso y cuándo cerrarte el camino. Aquí no mandan los relojes ni los récords personales, manda la montaña. Este fin de semana lo hemos comprobado en primera persona. Junto a Fred Urrutia —compañero en RUNNEA y periodista incansable— viajamos hasta Vielha para preparar la Val d’Aran by UTMB de este 2025. ¿El objetivo? Reconocer el terreno. ¿La experiencia? Mucho más que eso. Lo hicimos de la mano de Aran Discover, el único partner oficial de la prueba. Y lo que en principio iba a ser una toma de contacto con el recorrido, se convirtió en una lección de trail, de vida y de respeto por un entorno tan salvaje como bello. David y Fran, los fundadores de Aran Discover, no son guías al uso. Son corredores, locales, apasionados del terreno y de su cultura. “Este valle lo conocemos como si lo hubiéramos parido”, nos dicen mientras señalan una senda invisible entre pinos y rocas. Ellos han corrido las distintas distancias del evento. Han organizado la primera edición. Y, sobre todo, han entendido que lo que muchos corredores necesitan no es solo un track, sino contexto: saber lo que te espera en cada kilómetro, por dónde vendrá el calor, dónde escasea el agua o qué subida te vacía sin avisar. Aran Discover nace justo para eso: para ofrecer acompañamiento real, guiado técnico y asesoramiento logístico a quienes quieren llegar bien preparados a la carrera. Y no solo a la élite. “Hemos tenido desde corredores que van a por sus primeras 100 millas hasta atletas que pelean por puestos de podio”, explican. La montaña no discrimina. El respeto por el terreno es el primer paso para todos. Parece que lleva toda la vida en el circuito, pero esta será solo la quinta edición. La HOKA Val d’Aran by UTMB nació en 2021, tras un primer intento frustrado por la pandemia. Desde entonces, ha crecido hasta consolidarse como una de las grandes citas del calendario internacional. VDA (163 km): la vuelta entera a la Vall d’Aran. Majestuosa y brutal. CDH (110 km): la hermana pequeña, que no lo es tanto. Técnica, intensa y cambiante. PDA (55 km): con tramos memorables como Colomers o el Port de Rius. EXP (32 km): ideal para disfrutar sin morir en el intento. SKY : distancia más corta con salida en Beret, pensadas para trail runners explosivos o debutantes. Cada prueba tiene su lógica y su terreno. Y cada tramo es un mundo. Colomers no tiene nada que ver con Torán. Artiga de Lin no se parece a Liat. Aquí todo cambia. El paisaje, la piedra, el suelo, la altitud, el clima. Por eso, reconocer el terreno no es un lujo. Es parte del entrenamiento. En tres días aprendimos más que en semanas de planificación desde casa. Porque aquí el mapa no manda. Lo hace el cielo. Lo hace la nieve. Lo hacen las tormentas que entran en media hora y te obligan a improvisar. Como el viernes, en el Tuc de Couva, cuando una tormenta nos sorprendió en altura. Gracias a Fran, bajamos rápido y seguros por una ruta alternativa que él conocía al detalle. Al día siguiente, con David, recorrimos zonas de Montgarri y Montoliu con nieve acumulada. De nuevo, ruta alternativa. Sin su conocimiento, estaríamos hablando de otra cosa. Lo importante no es solo saber por dónde va el recorrido. Es entender por qué, cuándo y cómo abordarlo. Dónde dosificar. Dónde apretar. Qué zonas exigen técnica, cuáles son tramposas. Saber, por ejemplo, que entre dos avituallamientos pueden pasar cuatro horas. O que una subida que parece sencilla en el perfil, se te puede atragantar por calor, altitud o exposición. Hay algo más que queremos destacar. Algo que David y Fran nos repitieron durante todo el fin de semana: “No vengáis solo a correr. Venid a conocer”. La Vall d’Aran no se resume en un dorsal. Aquí hay gastronomía, historia, románico, cultura propia, lengua propia. Y gente. Mucha gente dispuesta a acoger al corredor con cariño. Si te obsesionas con el crono, te perderás todo lo demás. Y lo demás, créeme, vale la pena.

Il progetto Poeti in scatola è stato realizzato per conto dell'amministrazione comunale di Oyace. Nell'episodio, Franz Rossi ha intervistato Stefania Clos, sindaco di Oyace e Serenella Brunello, presidente dell'Associazione Culturale Circolo del Cardo.Tutte le poesie sono raccolte nel podcast Poeti in Scatola

Prasideda 28-oji „Mados infekcija“, šiais metais sugrįžtanti į Šiuolaikinio meno centrą, atvėrusį duris po šešerių metų remonto. Pokalbis su „Mados infekcijos“ sumanytoja, kūrybos vadove, dizainere Sandra Straukaite.Operetės „Tūkstantis ir viena naktis“ premjera Klaipėdos valstybinis muzikinis teatras švęs „valso karaliaus“ Johanno Strausso 200-ąjį gimtadienį. Pasakoja Agnė Bukartaitė.Gegužės 24 d. minime lietuvių dailininko vitražisto Algimanto Stoškaus 100-ąsias gimimo metines. Pokalbis apie drąsias ir novatoriškas kūrėjo mintis su stiklo menininke Dalia Truskaite, vitražo dailininku ir istorijos tyrinėtoju, VDA doc. Žydrūnu Mirinavičiumi bei VDA Dailėtyros Instituto dizaino tyrėja Karolina Jakaite.Styginių virpėjimas, romantiški vokalai ir ritmingas bosas, o kiekvienas kūrinys - lyg trys minutės soulo harmonijos. Susikūrusi praėjusio amžiaus šeštajame dešimtmetyje, grupė iš Filadelfijos „The Delfonics“ kūrė soulo ir ritmenbliuzo istoriją. Kolektyvą labiausiai išgarsino 1968-ųjų daina „Means I Love You“. Plačiau apie „The Delfonics“ pasakoja Ignas Gudelevičius.Rubrikoje „Be kaukių“ – „Maisto banko“ vadovas Simonas Gurevičius.

Alaska Registration & VDA Why would you do a historic registration instead of a VDA? Can free items from a vendor be subject to use tax in a state? Can certain exemption certificates be dated retroactively?

Su kokiomis mintimis savo jubiliejų pasitinka pianistė, pedagogė, Nacionalinės kultūros ir meno premijos laureatė Mūza Rubackytė-Golay?Kodėl žurnalistas Andrew Mellor susidomėjo Lietuvos opera ir parašė daug dėmesio Lietuvoje sulaukusį „Financial Times“ straipsnį?VDA Šachmatinėje salėje skambės Šarūno Nako, Liepos Vozgirdaitės, Agnės Matulevičiūtės ir Mato Drukteinio nauji kūriniai, inspiruoti fluxus artefaktų.Kaune pristatytas transmedialus projektas „Šiaurė“, kviečiantis į meditacinę kelionę savęs link.Rubrikos „Be kaukių“ viešnia – fotomenininkė Janina Sabaliauskaitė.Ved. Marius Eidukonis

L'intervista all'avv. Orlando Navarra, coordinatore in VdA per Noi Moderati.

Thu, 01 May 2025 22:00:00 +0000 https://businessunplugged.podigee.io/96-drwolfganghackenberg-synaosgmbh b66dc6efd52a179a35aebd15178b5ba4 Mein heutiger Gast ist Dr. Wolfgang Hackenberg, CEO und Co-Founder des Start-ups SYNAOS, das Lösungen zur Automatisierung und Digitalisierung von Intralogistikprozessen entwickelt. Ich hatte die Ehre, den Podcast bei Wolfgang zu Hause aufzunehmen – und mit ihm nicht nur über die von Synaos entwickelte Intralogistics Management Platform zu sprechen. Diese Plattform nutzt Künstliche Intelligenz, um das volle Potenzial von Roboter-, FTS- und Staplerflotten auszuschöpfen und effizient zu steuern. Darüber hinaus haben wir auch einen Blick in die Zukunft der Automatisierung geworfen: Wo steht die Industrie heute? Wie beginnt der Markt, das Potenzial der VDA-5050-Schnittstelle zu erkennen? Und welche führende Rolle nimmt Deutschland dabei ein? Natürlich ging es auch um die Auswirkungen auf die Menschen in der Intralogistik – und welche Rolle ihnen künftig zukommen wird. Jetzt aber genug von mir – lasst euch von der Leidenschaft anstecken, die Wolfgang im Gespräch versprüht, und genießt das Interview! Mein Gast: Dr. Wolfgang Hackenberg (LinkedIn) SYNAOS GmbH Feedback & Wunschgäste: podcast@peopex.de Über mich: LinkedIn XING Instagram PEOPEX GmbH 96 full no Digitalisierung,Intralogistik,Industrie 4.0,Robotik,Volkswagen,Automatisierung,VDA 5050,VDMA,KI,FTS Prof. Dr. Johannes Pohl, Dr. Wolfgang Hackenberg 3430 96

At the heart of The Prophets' vision are “The 24 Essential Supply Chain Processes.” What are they? Find out, and see the future yourself. Click here What does quality really mean in today's automotive world—when the supply chain is shifting, the tech is evolving daily, and the pressure to get it right has never been higher?Scott Trantham is here to answer that. As General Motors' Manager of Supply Quality and Chair of the AIAG Quality Steering Committee, he's helping shape the systems that will define automotive quality—not just today, but for the road ahead.Scott explains how the rise of EVs, autonomy, and complex supply chains puts pressure on traditional systems. Add in growing regulatory pressure and higher consumer expectations, and it's no longer just about making good parts—it's about meeting more demanding standards across a global network.The committee's response? Updating the core tools—SPC, APQP, Control Plan, and more—while aligning with the VDA to create unified global standards.Automation in quality management systems came up as a key point. While standards like IATF 16949 may not require it, Scott outlines clear benefits: better accuracy, visibility, faster problem resolution, and real-time tracking. All strong reasons for suppliers to move away from spreadsheets and manual processes—not because the standard says so, but because it's simply better business.With more than 40 years in the industry, Scott reflects on what keeps him committed: solving problems, launching successful products, and helping shape the future through his work with AIAG.His message to today's quality professionals? Live quality daily, make decisions based on facts and data, and if you get the chance to volunteer on an industry project—take it. You're not just helping your company. You're helping shape the future of the industry.Themes discussed in this episode:How EVs, AVs, and sustainability are changing quality expectations in automotiveWhy updating core tools like APQP and SPC is critical for modern manufacturingThe role of global collaboration in standardizing quality processes across regionsThe need to break down silos between supply chain, IT, and quality teamsHow automation improves quality systems beyond what manual processes can deliverThe challenge of keeping up with evolving ESG and regulatory requirementsThe need to attract and mentor the next generation of quality professionalsWhy mentoring and volunteering are key to sustaining industry-wide quality standardsFeatured on this episode:Name: Scott TranthamTitle: Manager of Supplier Quality and Development at General Motors, and Chair of the AIAG's Quality Steering CommitteeAbout: Scott is the Manager of Global SQ Operations, IT Systems, Training, and Data Analytics at General Motors and has over 40 years of experience in the automotive industry. He also serves on the AIAG Quality Steering Committee and the IAOB Steering Committee, helping shape quality standards across the sector.With expertise in manufacturing, purchasing, supplier quality, and service parts, Scott's strengths range from complex problem solving – delivering solutions that promote industry improvements – to facilitating growth through collaboration and encouraging cross-functional data-driven methodologies to increase efficiencies.Connect:

What implications do states eliminating their sales tax transaction thresholds have for sellers? What is a retail delivery fee? And do people need to be worrying about it? What is the difference between an amnesty and a VDA?

Vom liebsten Kind zum Problem: Die deutsche Autoindustrie kämpft seit Jahren mit der Transformation, mit aufstrebenden chinesischen Herstellern, mit Verbrennerverboten und jetzt auch noch mit Trumps geplanten Autozöllen. Wir sprechen mit Hildegard Müller, der Präsidentin des VDA, und mit Frank-Holger Appel, dem Ressortleiter Technik & Motor in der F.A.Z.

Dunkle Wolken über der Autoindustrie drücken nicht nur auf die Stimmung und die Gewinnmargen der Unternehmen, auch das Schreckgespenst Stellenabbau verbreitet vermehrt Angst und Schrecken in der Branche. Die Beschäftigung hierzulande befindet sich wegen des Strukturwandels in der Autoindustrie ohnehin auf dem absteigenden Ast und ein Ende ist nicht in Sicht. Doch bei einer Talfahrt gibt es irgendwann auch wieder einen neuen Berg zu erklimmen. VDA-Volkswirt Manuel Kallweit erklärt Pascal und Yannick in der aktuellen Folge, wo Jobs wegfallen, neue hinzukommen und an welchen Stellschrauben zu drehen ist, um in der Transformation zu einer elektromobilen und durchdigitalisierten Industrie den Menschen mitzunehmen. Die zentralen Ergebnisse der VDA/Prognos-Studie: https://www.automobil-produktion.de/management/bis-2035-entfallen-hunderttausende-auto-jobs-813.html Was die Autoindustrie fürs Re- und Upskilling tut: https://www.automotiveit.eu/strategy/new-work/was-die-zukunft-kostet-130.html Welche Jobs werden in der Smart Factory gebraucht: https://www.automobil-produktion.de/produktion/smart-factory/auf-diese-fachleute-kommt-es-in-der-smart-factory-an-385.html Interview mit Prof. Frank Mantwill zum Mensch in der Zukunftsfabrik: https://www.automobil-produktion.de/produktion/kreativitaet-bleibt-die-domaene-des-menschen-937.html Mehr zu Pascal und Yannick finden Sie auf LinkedIn: Pascal Nagel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascal-nagel/ Yannick Tiedemann: www.linkedin.com/in/yannick-tiedemann Hinweis: Die im Podcast getätigten Aussagen spiegeln die Privatmeinung der Gesprächspartner wider und entsprechen nicht zwingend den Darstellungen des jeweiligen Arbeitgebers

Baigėsi 17 dienų trukęs autorinio kino maratonas – trisdešimtasis festivalis „Kino pavasaris“. Kaip jubiliejinį festivalį vertina patys rengėjai, kokie „Meeting Point Vilnius“ rezultatai, kokios renginio perspektyvos, – pokalbis su festivalio direktoriumi Algirdu Ramaška.Kaune įteikti profesionalių teatro kūrėjų apdovanojimai „Fortūna“. Pokalbis su ilgamečiu Kauno dramos teatro aktoriumi Albinu Budniku, apdovanotu už viso gyvenimo nuopelnus.Vienas žymiausių Lietuvos stiklo menininkų Remigijus Kriukas po aštuonerių metų pertraukos kviečia į stiklo skulptūrų ir instaliacijų parodą „Prabangos sinonimai“ VDA parodų salėse „Titanikas“.Tęsiasi Metų knygos rinkimai. Pristatome Rūtos Kačkutės ir iliustratorių Eglės Rudžionytės-Meškėlienės bei Redos Tomingas knygą „Gintaro kelias: nuo Romos iki Baltijos“.„Dokumentika - tai nuotykis, tyrinėjimas, kartais detektyvas“, – yra sakęs kino režisierius, scenaristas, aktorius, prodiuseris Artūras Jevdokimovas, sukūręs daugiau kaip dešimt dokumentinių filmų ir per mažas kasdienybės detales pasakojantis apie pasaulio ir būties dalykus. Pokalbis su Artūru Jevdokimovu rubrikoje „Be kaukių“.Ved. Jolanta Kryževičienė

L'Afrique et le Brésil réunis se retrouvent cet après-midi sur RFI alors que les portes de la 4è édition du salon du livre africain de Paris s'ouvrent tout juste au public. Depuis sa création en 2021, ce rendez-vous d'année en année attire de plus en plus de monde et donne plus de visibilité aux littératures africaines. Désormais, éditeurs et auteurs du continent connus ou moins connus retrouvent leurs lecteurs à la Halle des Blancs Manteaux à Paris. Le Cameroun est l'invité d'honneur du Salon, le Brésil en est l'invité spécial. L'occasion pour nous de faire dialoguer les deux continents.Fary Ndao, écrivain et auteur du roman Le dernier des arts aux éditions Présence Africaine, et Godofredo d'Oliveira Neto, membre de l'Académie des lettres brésiliennes et auteur de l'Esquisse, aux éditions Envolume sont les invités de Sur le pont des arts. Au programme de l'émission :► Reportage : Sophie Torlotin a rencontré Marguerite Abouet et nous parle du 3è tome des aventures du Commissaire Kouamé. ► Playlist du jour- Marcelo D2 - Castelo de um quarto so - VDA, H Magnum & Lafropop - C'est ZOO ​​​​- Jessy B - Flex.

L'Afrique et le Brésil réunis se retrouvent cet après-midi sur RFI alors que les portes de la 4è édition du salon du livre africain de Paris s'ouvrent tout juste au public. Depuis sa création en 2021, ce rendez-vous d'année en année attire de plus en plus de monde et donne plus de visibilité aux littératures africaines. Désormais, éditeurs et auteurs du continent connus ou moins connus retrouvent leurs lecteurs à la Halle des Blancs Manteaux à Paris. Le Cameroun est l'invité d'honneur du Salon, le Brésil en est l'invité spécial. L'occasion pour nous de faire dialoguer les deux continents.Fary Ndao, écrivain et auteur du roman Le dernier des arts aux éditions Présence Africaine, et Godofredo d'Oliveira Neto, membre de l'Académie des lettres brésiliennes et auteur de l'Esquisse, aux éditions Envolume sont les invités de Sur le pont des arts. Au programme de l'émission :► Reportage : Sophie Torlotin a rencontré Marguerite Abouet et nous parle du 3è tome des aventures du Commissaire Kouamé. ► Playlist du jour- Marcelo D2 - Castelo de um quarto so - VDA, H Magnum & Lafropop - C'est ZOO ​​​​- Jessy B - Flex.

Following the Federal Court's significant judgment in ASIC v Noumi Ltd in 2024, the Full Court has now made orders allowing the appeals and finding that Noumi did not waive privilege in the PwC report by disclosing it to ASIC under a voluntary disclosure agreement. While the Full Court's decision confirms that VDA arrangements can be an effective way to maintain legal professional privilege, Bryony Adams, Andrew Eastwood and Maritsa Samios explore why its reasons underscore the need for care to be taken before commissioning an investigation report, and entering into any limited waiver arrangement, such as VDAs.

En el consultorio de esta semana, respondo a las siguientes cuestiones que propone la audiencia y que me hacen llegar a través de mis redes sociales (El Laboratorio de Juan, en todas ellas), o de mi mail.Estas son las 8 consultas respondidas en este programa:           -1. Zapatilas Joma para corredor de 90kg. en terreno de Gran Canaria.(4:54) -2. Recomendaciones 'door to trail' y modelos técnicos para 82kgs.(10:44) -3. Zapatillas amortiguadas con más respuesta que Brooks Caldera 6.(15:50) - 4. Zapatillas para Vall d´Aran by UTMB 160kms.(21:08) - 5. Mochilas ligeras y ventiladas (modelos Silva y Mude; mudesports.es).(23:33) - 6. Zapatillas y calcetines para 101 de Ronda.(27:38) - 7. Zapatillas para CSP 106kms. en Castellón.(30:42) - 8. ¿Algún modelo de Altra para terreno con barro? Opciones para Euskadi.Contacto:juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com

Pirmąjį šių metų pusmetį Europos Sąjungos tarybai pirmininkauja Lenkija. Šios šalies kultūros ir nacionalinio paveldo ministrė Hanna Wroblewska tvirtina, kad pirmininkavimo metu sieks akcentuoti, jog kultūra yra svarbus saugumo dėmuo, ir skirti daugiau dėmesio jauniems menininkams.Viena pirmųjų nepriklausomos Lietuvos galerijų „Arka“ pradeda švęsti 35-erių metų sukaktį. Nors daiktų ir nuotraukų archyvas gana kuklus, galerija kviečia į parodą „Įerdvintos istorijos“. Apie tai – galerijos vadovė, menotyrininkė Evelina Januškaitė„Spektaklio „Orfėjas, Euridikė“ galia – muzikos, šokio, teksto ir šviesos lydinys“,- sako Lora Kmieliauskaitė ir Rimantas Ribačiauskas, po dviejų metų sugrąžinantys unikalų kūrinį į Dūmų fabriką. Tai spektaklis apie meilę, kvantinę fiziką ir mūsų laiką.„Muziejaus vidinis gyvenimas turi labai daug sudėtingų detalių. Tas mechanizmas – kaip laikrodukas“, – sako dailininkas Stasys Eidrigevičius.Menininkė Kristina Švenčionytė studijavo aktorinį meistriškumą Klaipėdos universitete, sukūrė per 40 vaidmenų Lietuvos teatre ir kine, vėliau VDA studijavo skulptūrą, rengia šiuolaikinio meno performansus. Naujoje parodoje PLYŠYS autorė kalba apie emocinius ir fizinius įtrūkimus ir viltį susikalbėti. Apie teatrą, performansus, atmintį ir dabartį - pokalbis su Kristina Švenčionyte rubrikoje „Be kaukių“.Ved. Jolanta Kryževičienė

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Es muy difícil vivir del audiovisual si no conoces que las cosas funcionan de otra manera ahora. Aquí te lo explico.

Paskelbti Lietuvos nacionalinių kultūros ir meno premijų laureatai.Baigiantis Švyturių metams entuziastai skaičiuoja sensacingus atradimus Nidoje, nuveiktus darbus Klaipėdoje ir brėžia vizijas ateičiai.Kaip vystyti menininko karjerą nuo Europos meno centrų nutolusiame mieste? Dalijasi šių metų Europos kultūros sostinės Budės kūrėjai.Pasaulio kultūros įvykių apžvalga.„Dažnai girdžiu „o kam tau ta pilietybė, čia tik popieriukas“, – sako po ilgų metų Lietuvos pilietybę atgavęs teatro režisierius Gildas Aleksa. Kaip, neturint Lietuvos pilietybės, sekasi mūsų šaliai atstovauti tarptautiniame kultūros pasaulyje?„Svarbu pažinti Lietuvai reikšmingą paveldą tokiame globalėjančiame pasaulyje, kai mūsų tiek daug gyvena svetur“, – sako Valstybinės kultūros paveldo komisijos atstovė Agnė Pancerovaitė. Kokie mums svarbūs objektai yra Prancūzijoje?Neseniai 70-metį paminėjęs Algis Griškevičius VDA erdvėje „Titanikas“ pristato parodą „Tik sankirtų aidas“. Interviu „Kultūros savaitei“ kūrėjas pasakoja apie savo požiūrį į tapybą ir fotografiją, apie netikėtus fotografijų siužetus ir pasiruošimą jiems.Ved. Austėja Kuskienė, red. Indrė Kaminckaitė

Intro:Steve joined the elevator industry 25 years ago after spending his early career as a golf professional. Starting as a sales representative, he worked his way up to the executive team with a major elevator company.Steve recently transitioned to a consulting role, which allows him to work directly with clients again and have more impact. In consulting, he appreciates the strong team and resources available at his firm, which helps him provide the best possible solutions for clients. Steve's advice for newcomers to the industry is to find a mentor, be ethical, and have the humility to ask questions and learn.Summary:Steve Broom, a regional sales manager with VDA, discussed his 25-year career in the elevator industry, starting as a sales representative and rising to executive roles. He emphasized the importance of building relationships, mentorship, and ethical conduct. Steve transitioned to consulting to re-engage with clients, leveraging his extensive experience. He highlighted the growth of independent elevator companies and the competitive dynamics in the industry. Steve advised newcomers to find mentors, be ethical, and seek continuous learning. He expressed satisfaction with his career progression and the supportive team at VDA, which enables him to provide effective solutions for clients.

È passata a trovarci Chiara Fabbri (presidente della Federazione italiana associazioni imprese viaggi e turismo, VdA) ed è stata l'occasione per riflettere sul ruolo dell'agenzia di viaggio nel 2024 e sulle ultime tendenze in fatto di mete vacanze.

Episode #52 des Podcasts von Automotive Insights beschäftigt sich mit der aktuellen Situation bei VW und blickt in diesem Zuge auch noch einmal auf den Themenkomplex Zölle und die automobile Konkurrenz aus China. Wie auch andere Branchenakteure hat jüngst der VDA in Person von Hildegard Müller noch einmal Kritik an möglichen Einfuhrzöllen geübt. Eine positivere Nachricht kommt derweil von Mercedes-Benz: Das Unternehmen hat in Kuppenheim ein neues Recycling-Werk für Batterien eröffnet. Auch hierüber sprechen wir in dieser Folge.

Information about the Massachusetts Amnesty Program Why Mike likes this Massachusetts amnesty  And what is different about this amnesty that makes Mike like it better than a VDA

U.a. mit diesen Themen: Linken-Parteitag versucht Abwärtstrend zu stoppen / Warum die Tötung von Hamas-Chef Yahya Sinwar kein Sieg für Israel ist / In Lebach berät die Bundeswehr Logistik im Kriegsfall / Interview der Woche mit Hildegard Müller VDA

Heute dreht sich im BVL Podcast alles um die Themen Verpackungen und Verpackungsmüll in der Industrie und der Logistik. Denn gesetzliche Vorgaben, wie beispielsweise die EU-Verpackungsverordnung, geben der Industrie teilweise sehr ambitionierte Vorgaben, um die Umweltauswirkungen von Verpackungen drastisch zu reduzieren. Deshalb haben wir uns am Beispiel der Automobilindustrie mal angeschaut, wie sich die Branche jetzt auf die kommenden Verordnungen vorbereitet. Zu Gast heute bei unserem Host sind Katalin Elizondo Ujlaky von Bosch und Sascha Gröbel vom VDA, die sich beide sehr intensiv mit dem Thema beschäftigen. Unter anderem geht es um folgende Themen: - Die Herausforderungen des Verpackungsmülls in der Automobilindustrie und die neuen gesetzlichen Anforderungen wie die PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) - Bedeutung der Reduzierung von Verpackungsmüll - Besonderheiten von Industrieverpackungen - Bedeutung von unternehmensübergreifender Zusammenarbeit - Die Zusammenarbeit zwischen VDA Odette und dem BDI - Der aktuelle Stand des Gesetzgebungsprozesses: Der PPWR und die nächsten Schritte - Die drei Schlüsselfaktoren für die erfolgreiche Umsetzung der PPWR: Digitalisierung, Standardisierung und Kollaboration - Die Bedeutung der Digitalisierung - Herausforderungen und Chancen der Datenerhebung - Der VDA-Standard für Ökobilanzen - Kostenaspekte und Möglichkeiten der Kostensenkung: Wie Unternehmen durch Optimierung und Standardisierung Kosten sparen können - Die Bedeutung von Standardisierung und die Herausforderungen - Die Rolle von Innovation: Inwieweit können Innovationen bei Materialien und IT-Infrastruktur zur Reduzierung von Verpackungsmüll beitragen - Die Bedeutung der Zusammenarbeit über Branchengrenzen hinweg, um gemeinsame Standards zu setzen und die Herausforderungen der PPWR effektiv anzugehen. - Die zentrale Rolle von Logistikdienstleistern - Ein Ausblick auf die Zukunft: Die wichtigsten Schritte, die unternommen werden müssen, um die Ziele der PPWR zu erreichen - Die Notwendigkeit transparenter gesetzlicher Vorgaben - Wege der Zusammenarbeit - und vieles mehr Hilfreiche Links: Katalin Elizondo-Ujlaky auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katalin-elizondo-ujlaky-4a591820/ Sascha Gröbel auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sascha-gr%C3%B6bel-236189291/ Boris Felgendreher auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/borisfelgendreher/ BVL: https://www.bvl.de/ Forum Automobillogistik: https://www.forum-automobillogistik.de/de/start.html

Sono giorni importanti per il futuro dei trasporti in VDA: tra ferrovia, seconda canna del Monte Bianco e trasporto pubblico su gomma i temi sono molti. Abbiamo sentito l'assessore regionale Luigi Bertschy per fare il punto.

Estijos kultūros fondas kitais metais minės veiklos 100-metį. Koks yra šio svarbaus Estijos fondo veikimo modelis? Kokios yra pagrindinės finansavimo kryptys ir prioritetai? Kokių didžiausių iššūkių kyla kultūros finansavimo veikloje? Pokalbis su Estijos kultūros fondo vadovu Margusu Allikmaa.Prasideda 15-oji meno mugė „ArtVilnius‘24“, kviečianti švęsti meną ir akcentuojanti Šiaurės Europos kultūrą. Apie „ArtVilnius“ pokyčius ir atradimus – mugės įkūrėja ir vadovė Diana Stomienė.Pasaulio muzikos naujienose kompozitorius Jurgis Kubilius smalsaus, ar galima muziką atskirti nuo politikos, kokios praėjusią savaitę mirusios britų aktorės Maggie Smith sąsajos su muzika ir kokią muzikinę naujovę įdiegė Helsinkio oro uostas.Menotyrininkas, kuratorius ir dailininkas Vidas Poškus jau beveik dešimtmetį vadovauja VDA parodų salėms „Titanikas“. Kodėl šis meno laivas ne skęsta, o plaukia į vis platesnius vandenis? Kas yra gera paroda ir kodėl kuratoriai dažnai nori provokuoti žiūrovą? Pokalbis su rubrikos „Be kaukių“ svečiu Vidu Poškumi.Ved. Jolanta KryževičienėNuotrauka © Cultural Endowment of Estonia

Estijos kultūros fondas kitais metais minės veiklos 100-metį. Koks yra šio svarbaus Estijos fondo veikimo modelis? Kokios yra pagrindinės finansavimo kryptys ir prioritetai? Kokių didžiausių iššūkių kyla kultūros finansavimo veikloje? Pokalbis su Estijos kultūros fondo vadovu Margusu Allikmaa.Prasideda 15-oji meno mugė „ArtVilnius‘24“, kviečianti švęsti meną ir akcentuojanti Šiaurės Europos kultūrą. Apie „ArtVilnius“ pokyčius ir atradimus – mugės įkūrėja ir vadovė Diana Stomienė.Pasaulio muzikos naujienose kompozitorius Jurgis Kubilius smalsaus, ar galima muziką atskirti nuo politikos, kokios praėjusią savaitę mirusios britų aktorės Maggie Smith sąsajos su muzika ir kokią muzikinę naujovę įdiegė Helsinkio oro uostas.Menotyrininkas, kuratorius ir dailininkas Vidas Poškus jau beveik dešimtmetį vadovauja VDA parodų salėms „Titanikas“. Kodėl šis meno laivas ne skęsta, o plaukia į vis platesnius vandenis? Kas yra gera paroda ir kodėl kuratoriai dažnai nori provokuoti žiūrovą? Pokalbis su rubrikos „Be kaukių“ svečiu Vidu Poškumi.Ved. Jolanta KryževičienėNuotrauka © Cultural Endowment of Estonia

As a subsidiary of the Nikon Corporation, Nikon Metrology has welcomed the recent comprehensive update to Volume 5.1 of the automotive measurement standards issued by the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA). The newly updated VDA standards cover a more comprehensive array of measurement applications within the automotive sector, addressing the industry's growing demand for more diverse and sophisticated metrology solutions. As Andreas Fuchs, Application Engineer at Nikon Metrology explains: “We already offer innovative, traceable measurement solutions based on national and international standards for the automotive industry. The new standard defines very precisely the procedures for evaluating the precise technology that we provide. After all, with the APDIS Laser Radar, our portfolio has featured a product for some time now that can also deliver traceable inline measurements as described in VDA Volume 5.1. Incidentally, those who use this technology no longer need a dedicated measuring room for a fixed CMM – enabling them to save a great deal of money, time and space.” The APDIS Laser Radar represents a USP with its proven ability to measure details at a distance without needing handheld probes, targets or surface preparation. This makes it ideal for automating repetitive inspection tasks with high accuracy. The system covers many manufacturing, industrial and research applications, including those that involve hard-to-reach features and are complex, delicate, or labour-intensive. The additional benefits of the APDIS Laser Radar include fast and accurate automated measurements with minimal set-up time for maximum productivity with flexible and portable installation. This allows for the absolute and accurate measurement of parts during production or wherever required, including directly on the production line. The APDIS Laser Radar, in particular, displays its strengths in the automotive industry. For example, the system can measure automotive features with absolute accuracy at high speed with no part preparation, whether inline or offline. With inline measurement, data can be collected in a much larger sample, resulting in a much more extensive data volume for process control. Therefore, it is wise to develop and use smart evaluation methods or systems and, in the process, adapt the reaction speed to the increased data volume. “These days, inline measuring technology tends to measure 100% of the parts, giving a very dense test sample with an extremely short response time and close to production,” says Fuchs. “When the part goes through, a real-time statement regarding the quality of the part is delivered immediately – meaning the response time, as well as statistical and general process control, are far better than before. A measuring room, on the other hand, only provides information about ongoing quality with a delay. In addition, there are no statements about the ongoing process, and production continues.” VDA Volume 5.1 appears to consider the trend that measurements are increasingly being made using traceable inline measuring systems instead of offline in the measuring room, making the implementation of suitability certificates for inline measuring processes in accordance with VDA Volume 5 more critical. VDA Volume 5.1 introduces an eight-stage model for evaluating inline measuring systems throughout their lifecycle. This model generates suitability certificates crucial for system release, ensuring compliance with automotive manufacturing standards. These certificates are significant in procurement as tenders for measuring systems regularly reference VDA volumes, highlighting the importance of standards in guiding industry-wide quality control and measurement practices.  

Der Autobauer VW muss sparen. Der Verband der Automobilindustrie warnt davor, dass Deutschland als Standort für den Autobau langfristig gefährdet sein könnte. Im Gespräch Sprecher Simon Schütz.

China kritisiert die von der EU geplante Einführung von Zusatzzöllen für E-Autos aus China weiter scharf. Und auch die deutsche Autoindustrie ist besorgt. Ein Gespräch mit dem VDA.

Citrix Provisioning Services (PVS) is one of the two image management technologies available in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS.  Historically PVS has been used to deliver Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktop workloads (VDA's) to servers and virtual machines from a single image over the network.  However, it can also be used without CVAD/DaaS as a standalone product, physically streaming the OS disk to an endpoint device. These endpoint devices can be “dummy terminals” with no hard drives at all, zero/thin clients, high-end compute and graphics devices, and everything in between.  This can include additional use cases for Security and locations with devices without hard drives. In this episode we discuss the history of PVS and some of its applicable use cases.  We also cover some technical aspects of PVS and the benefits enabled by the roll-forward and roll-back of images.  Host:  Bill SuttonCo-Host:  Geremy MyersCo-Host:  Todd Smith

China's BYD has become one of the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturers, thanks to its low production costs. The US has slapped a 100% tariff on Chinese EV imports to protect its own sector but BYD has its sights set on Europe. The FT's James Kynge reports from Germany to find out what established European carmakers make of this burgeoning competition, and how the EU is handling it. We hear from the FT's June Yoon, automobile analyst Stefan Bratzel, European Commission spokesperson for trade Olof Gill, and Manuel Kallweit, chief economist at German car lobby group VDA. Presented by James Kynge. Edwin Lane is the senior producer. The producer is Josh Gabert-Doyon. The executive producer is Manuela Saragosa. Sound design by Breen Turner and Samantha Giovinco, with original music from Metaphor Music. The FT's head of audio is Cheryl Brumley.Clips: Bloomberg, CNBC, DWRead a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This conversation discusses Voluntary Disclosure Agreements (VDAs) as a way for businesses to come into compliance with state sales tax requirements. The conversation covers the benefits of VDAs, why businesses should voluntarily disclose sales tax, and the availability of voluntary disclosure programs in every state. The main focus is on the steps involved in the VDA process, including contacting the state, waiting for a response, submitting information, and signing the VDA agreement. This conversation discusses the process of entering into a Voluntary Disclosure Agreement (VDA) with a state tax authority. The conversation covers the steps involved in the VDA process, including the initial request, state response, signing the agreement, providing data to the state, reviewing the tax bill, and making the payment. The conversation also highlights cautionary tales and best practices for successfully navigating the VDA process. The hosts emphasize the importance of working with a tax professional and provide contact information for further assistance.Takeaways - Voluntary Disclosure Agreements (VDAs) allow businesses to come into compliance with state sales tax requirements. - VDAs offer benefits such as waiving historical tax obligations, penalties, and interest. - Every state has some form of voluntary disclosure program. - The VDA process involves contacting the state, waiting for a response, submitting information, and signing the VDA agreement. The VDA process involves several steps, including the initial request, state response, signing the agreement, providing data, reviewing the tax bill, and making the payment. - It is crucial to work with a tax professional who can guide you through the VDA process and ensure compliance with state requirements.Caution should be exercised when entering into payment agreements, as failure to comply with the terms may result in additional penalties and interest. - Proper record-keeping and understanding the taxability of sales are essential for a successful VDA process.Submitting a VDA letter anonymously through a tax professional can help maintain confidentiality and avoid potential issues.Chapters00:00 Introduction to VDAs03:07 Benefits of VDAs06:57 Why Voluntarily Disclose Sales Tax10:36 Voluntary Disclosure Programs in Every State15:25 Steps of the VDA Process24:46 Signing the VDA Agreement26:15 Introduction to Voluntary Disclosure Agreements (VDA)27:02 Step 1: Initial Request27:46 Step 2: State Response28:11 Step 3: Respond to the State's Response29:06 Step 4: Sign and Countersign the Agreement29:39 Step 5: Provide Data to the State31:24 Step 6: State Review and Tax Bill34:05 Step 7: Pay the Tax Bill36:23 Cautionary Tales and Best Practices45:27 Submitting a VDA48:03 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode, the trio talk about why patching is good for you, discuss virtual machine performance, VDA for macOS, some Fabric news, Stream Analytics being able to sink to Delta, and some new options with infrastructure-as-code in Azure!Note: we are aware of some audio issues during recording but we have tried our best to mitigate the worst of them.Show notes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Balsamo is the Senior Vice President with VDA in New York City. Mike started his career with PS Marcato working summers as a helper and he credits his early time in the trade to being foundational to the work he does does today.  Mike says responsiveness to customers is critical because that is how you build trust. Mike is also a champion of continuing education, knowing education is the key to opportunity.Show Notes with Time Stamps:[0:00:00] Introduction - Mike Balsamo's career path and dislike of term "business development"[0:00:52] Matthew Allred introduction and background on Mike starting as summer helper[0:01:41] Mike discusses getting into elevators and taking sales job despite father's doubts[0:02:03] Matthew asks about initial fears of sales role and Mike's curiosity about elevators[0:03:03] Mike discusses learning fundamentals as helper and building relationships[0:03:19] Matthew asks about father's lack of confidence and Mike's willingness to try sales[0:04:08] Matthew and Mike discuss value of hands-on learning vs formal education[0:04:35] Matthew asks about challenges stepping into sales role after helper experience[0:05:36] Mike discusses learning the business through customer service and product knowledge[0:06:10] Matthew and Mike discuss challenges in passing knowledge to new generations[0:07:02] Mike emphasizes importance of continuing education and trade certifications[0:08:55] Matthew notes cultural mindset around trades careers needing redirection[0:09:41] Mike discusses difficulty contractors have finding skilled trade workers[0:10:12] Matthew asks how maintenance contracts can be difficult to get out of[0:10:22] Mike explains cancellation clauses and process for "just cause"[0:11:20] Matthew asks what most critical skill is in Mike's consultant work[0:11:58] Mike emphasizes communication and responsiveness to clients[0:13:11] Matthew asks how Mike handles unresponsive contractors[0:13:19] Mike explains process for notifying client if contractor remains unresponsive[0:14:50] Matthew asks about balancing client and contractor relationships[0:15:06] Mike explains being upfront with clients about unresponsive contractors[0:15:32] Matthew asks about Mike's consultation work when not hiring full service[0:16:00] Mike discusses reviewing contracts for clients not hiring full service[0:16:28] Matthew asks what motivated Mike to leave previous company after 21 years[0:17:37] Mike discusses opportunity for growth that led him to switch companies[0:18:08] Matthew asks about Mike's mentors who invested in him early in career[0:20:39] Mike discusses learning from many mechanics over the years at first company[0:21:59] Matthew asks how Mike's sales role changed after helper experience[0:23:59] Mike discusses continuing to learn by going on service calls with mechanics[0:25:44] Matthew asks about Mike's current responsibilities and territory[0:27:30] Matthew asks for Mike's advice to the overall industry[0:29:37] Matthew asks if Mike has seen changes in workmanship over the years[0:30:35] Matthew asks for Mike's advice to individuals considering the industry[0:33:23] Matthew thanks Mike for his time and insights

At the heart of The Prophets' vision are “The 24 Essential Supply Chain Processes.” What are they? Find out, and see the future yourself. Click here In this episode of the Auto Supply Chain Prophets podcast, Jan Griffiths and Terry Onica interview Robert Cameron, Chairman of the Board at Odette International and VDA's Head of Production, Logistics, and Aftermarket Department.Robert shares their mission to digitize the automotive supply chain, including the initiative to adopt API technology and develop standards to support the auto industry's electrification.The discussion covers the latest on MMOG/LE, noting its success with larger OEMs like Ford and Volvo trucks. Robert stresses how these standards streamline processes, cut costs, and improve supply chain quality.Robert also explores ESG practices and European legislative compliance, touching on packaging laws, decarbonization, and hazard management. He underscores the need for guidelines to support smaller businesses to adhere to upcoming supply chain laws. Wrapping up, Robert urges leaders to be transparent with customers and suppliers. While he acknowledges the challenges of dealing with unfair players, he emphasizes the need for collaboration, especially in times of crisis.Themes discussed in this episode:Importance of transparency and cooperation in the automotive supply chain.Digital transformation of the automotive supply chain.Adoption of API technology for enhanced communication among stakeholders.The enduring significance of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) in automotive supply chains.Challenges faced by the industry, including supply chain stabilization post-pandemic.Initiatives for decarbonization and environmental sustainability.Impact of industry standards like MMOG/LE on process efficiency.Need for standardized ESG reporting and guidance for businesses.Emphasis on fair treatment and collaboration to address future crises effectively.Featured on this episode: Name: Hugh Robert Cameron Title: Head of Production, Logistics, and Aftermarket Department at Verband der Automobilindustrie (VDA) and Chairman of the Board at Odette International.About: Meet Robert Cameron, a key figure in the automotive industry. As the Head of the Production, Logistics, and Aftermarket Department at VDA, he leads initiatives to enhance communication between OEMs and suppliers, driving efficiency and innovation. Additionally, as Chairman and Member of the Board at Odette International, Robert champions projects to increase supply chain transparency through technologies like EDI and RFID. With his expertise, Robert is shaping the future of automotive supply chains.Connect: LinkedInMentioned in this episode:IAA - Internationale Automobil-AusstellungREST-API & EDIFACT

Today we are exploring outsourcing tasks in your Interior Design business with Danae Branson, Founder of Elite Design Assistants. Danae and her team match interior designers with virtual design assistants (VDA) based on the skill sets and talents the interior designers are looking for. Offering a wide variety of services such as admin, 3D renders, drafting, sourcing, bookkeeping, social media, marketing, branding, pre-made templates, etc. We are going to explore all the items Elite Design Assistants can aid with your business. Instagram @elitedesignassistantsEmail: danae@elitedesignassistants.com Website: www.elitedesignassistants.comThe Business of Beautiful spaces Freebie: https://the-business-of-beautiful-spaces.ck.page/Be sure to follow along on Instagram @thebusinessofbeautifulspaces + @thorntondesign to stay up to date on what we're talking about next week. If you love our podcast, please, please, please leave us a review. If you have any questions or topic ideas OR you wish to be a guest email us thebusinessofbeautifulspaces@gmail.com or find us on instagram @thebusinessofbeautifulspacesLaura Thornton is the principle designer of Thornton Design Inc, located in Kleinburg, ON. Since founding the company in 1999, Laura has been committed to creating a new kind of interior design experience for her clients. Thornton Design is an experienced team of creative talents, focused on curating beautiful residential and commercial spaces in the Toronto, Ontario area and beyond. Now sharing all the years of experience with other interior designers to create a world of collaboration and less competition. The Business of Beautiful Spaces I @thebusinessofbeautifulspacesThornton Design I @thorntondesign

In this episode I was live at the Virginia Development Academy College ID Camp. Thank you to VDA and Matt Rowe. There were 16 college soccer coaches there answering questions from the student athletes. The schools represented were:Stevenson UniversityUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth UniversityHampden-Sydney CollegeMount Saint Mary'sUniversity of the District of ColumbiaGeorge Mason UniversityEastern Mennonite UniversityShenandoah UniversityWilson CollegeBridgewater CollegeWilliam Peace UniversityLynchburg CollegeRandolph CollegeRadford UniversityAmerican UniversityThe campers asked great questions and coaches gave thorough answers that help clarify the process and what being a college soccer player is like.

In this episode, Justin Chezem of Christopher Newport University men's soccer and I welcome Matt Lacey. Matt is the Technical Director of the Virginia Development Academy (VDA), one of the top programs in Northern Virginia and the East Coast. VDA is part of the prestigious Elite Clubs National League or (ECNL), which is considered one of the top youth soccer leagues in the country. It was great to have Matt and his insights on the podcast.Matt Lacey Show NotesThis conversation discusses the process of coaching kids in soccer and the challenges that come with it. It also delves into the recruiting trail for youth soccer players and the evolution of the college recruiting process. The importance of balancing academics, soccer, and social life is emphasized, as well as the need for research and communication when reaching out to coaches. The conversation also highlights the significance of considering the whole college experience and differentiating oneself in the recruiting process. Lastly, the value of off-field experiences and creating lasting memories and connections is discussed. This conversation explores the importance of social connections and finding the right fit when choosing a college. It emphasizes the need to consider social dynamics and the impact of roster changes on the overall experience. The consequences of hasty commitments and the importance of research and homework are also discussed. Specific examples of successful and unsuccessful transfers are shared, highlighting the individuality of the decision-making process. The conversation concludes with a reflection on past decisions and the value of considering all aspects of college life. Additionally, the role of nutrition in athletic performance is briefly touched upon.TakeawaysConsider the social connections and dynamics of a college when making a decision.Take the time to do research and homework to ensure the right fit.Transferring can be a positive option if the current situation is not meeting expectations.The decision-making process is individual and should be driven by personal goals and preferences.Nutrition plays a crucial role in athletic performance.Chapters00:00 Coaching Kids in Soccer03:07 Youth Soccer and the Recruiting Trail08:03 The Evolution of the College Recruiting Process10:34 Navigating Conversations with Parents13:07 Balancing Academics, Soccer, and Social Life16:17 Researching and Reaching Out to Coaches19:14 Considering the Whole College Experience22:25 Differentiating Oneself in the Recruiting Process25:47 Differences Between Boys and Girls in Recruiting29:56 The Importance of Off-Field Experiences33:07 Creating Lasting Memories and Connections36:44 The Importance of Social Connections37:17 Choosing the Right Fit38:34 Considering Social Dynamics39:26 The Impact of Roster Changes40:55 The Consequences of Hasty Commitments41:40 The Importance of Research and Homework42:11 Specific Examples of Successful and Unsuccessful Transfers45:11 The Individuality of the Decision-Making Process46:20 The Experience of Transferring47:13 Reflecting on Past Decisions49:15 The Impact of Life Events on Decision-Making50:45 The Value of Considering All Aspects of College Life52:50 Using Challenging Situations to Reevaluate Choices53:27 The Importance of Doing Research and Finding the Right Fit54:57 The Benefits of Transferring and Finding a Better Fit56:27 The Perspective of 16-Year-Olds and the Importance of Considering All Factors57:30 The Role of Nutrition in Athletic Performance

In this week's episode of Well Being Walks, Kip is joined by David G. Breen, principal Designer and Founder of VDA, Inc, an award-winning, full-service, event design and experiential marketing agency. Under David's guidance, VDA achieved remarkable success, including being named "Best In Business" by INC. Magazine in both 2021 and 2022. David and Kip walk through Mount Autumn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA, and talk about their career journeys, opening up communication in the workplace, and just being human. Join us as we walk in nature. Learn more about David and VDA: LinkedIn: @vdaincInstagram: @vdaincFacebook: @thisisVDA

Virtualization takes many shapes and sizes. For your business, it may make the most sense to host your applications in the cloud, so that you can expand as needed for seasonal workforces or contractors. You may need to host some applications on-premises for compliance reasons. It may make even more sense to utilize a hybrid model and host some applications in the cloud and some on-premises. However, hybrid environments can increase complexity and reduce efficiency for IT departments if not managed correctly, multiplying the number of deployments that need to be managed.With Destination: Hybrid, Citrix makes managing hybrid deployments simple and efficient. Many of our latest feature developments have been aimed at increasing operational efficiency across hybrid, cloud, and on-premises deployments. IT Admins can work from any management location they choose with Citrix, for a fully customizable solution, with no obligation to move fully to the cloud. This shift is part of our Destination: Hybrid initiative to meet you where you are, on-premises, in the cloud, or a combination of both. All of the innovations you will read about below save admins time and effort when rolling out application and desktop workloads. VDA upgrade service, Web Studio for on-premises deployments, automatic agent upgrades, and Autoscale for on-premises deployments offer a wide variety of new tools that will make your environment more efficient than ever, with less effort from your IT team.Host: Andy WhitesideCo-host: Bill SuttonCo-host: Geremy MeyersCo-host: Todd Smith

Today we are talking about supply chain challenges in the automotive industry. Our guest is Robert Cameron who heads up the production, logistics and aftermarket department at the VDA, the German Automotive Industry Association. Our host, Marco Prüglmeier, sat down with Robert at the recent Trends in Automotive Logistics (TAL) Conference in Pilsen, Czech Republic and talked about the following topics: - Biggest challenges that are facing the automotive industry and automotive supply chains - Why electrification of vehicles will dramatically increase the need for semiconductors - Why large node size semiconductors are critical for electric vehicles - The relevance of the Fit for 55 EU-legislation - The European Chips Act - The development of Autonomous Driving - Interoperability of AMRs and AGVs and the VDA 5050 as an open-source standard - The vision and development of VDA 6000 - The importance of moving from relations management with direct suppliers only to holistically managing the entire supply chain end-to-end - Geopolitical factors and the transitions to e-mobility. Selective global sourcing and selective local sourcing. - Demographic and workforce developments and the impact on automotive manufacturing and supply chains - AI and the impact on the future of automotive manufacturing and supply chains Helpful Links: The VDA: https://www.vda.de/en Robert Cameron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hugh-robert-cameron-61a37430/ Marco Prüglmeier on LinkedIn: https://de.linkedin.com/in/prueglmeier/en

E-Fuels, Technologieoffenheit, Individualverkehr, Automessen - für die einen Relikte der Vergangenheit für VDA-Geschäftsführer Jürgen Mindel der Blick in die Zukunft. Wieso er an die IAA als Auto-Messe glaubt und warum er mehr Angst vor China als vor Klimaklebern hat, verrät er im Podcast.

Matt Jackson is the president and founder of Blackstone Elevator Consulting. Matt started in the elevator industry with Kone as an Account Manager, and worked in Denver and Houston before landing in Chicago. When Matt joined VDA and began to see that the business runs best when founded on solid relationships. Matt brought this philosophy into his new venture and works to create relationships that stand the test of time.