Podcast appearances and mentions of vickie smith

A farmer, a geneticist, and a coroner. On October 2nd, 1976, a farmer and his 12-year-old granddaughter made a grisly discovery. They found the body of a woman in a ditch off Highway 6 in Grundy County. For over 47 years, the victim remained unidentified and known only as the Seneca County Jane Doe. The summer of 2024, the Seneca County Jane Doe was finally identified as 20-year-old, JoAnn "Vickie' Smith. But to this day, her murder remains unsolved. If you have any information about the murder of Vickie Smith, contact the Grady County Coroner's Office at 815-941-3359. Listen to Critical Incidents: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-a-call-for-help-rescuing-a-missing-teen-from/id1793167009?i=1000697559105 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1EA0J1eqyHTbFm2uvrDIFy?si=WwlCQxvBQNqz4_n_6puk_g Or search Critical Incidents wherever you get your podcasts! Sponsor: Gabb Protecting your kids has never been easier. For the best deals, sign up to Gabb today - no contract required - at gabb.com/least Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome - 0:33 Bob Buller Memories from Vickie Smith - 3:49 Bob Buller's Introduction - 9:56 Welcome to Our World: Jeremy Glass - 10:11 The First Noel: Adam Smith - 13:07 What Child Is This?: Aaron Smith - 17:44 How Great Our Joy: Congregation - 20:55 There's a Song In The Air: Austin Smith - 23:11 Go, Tell It On The Mountain: Ruth Callaway - 25:38 Matthew's Begats: Jeremy Glass - 28:23 The Birthday of a King: Congregation - 31:25 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth: Jeremy, Beverly & Julie - 33:23 Silent Night: Jo Black - 37:14 Memories & Reflections - 41:09 Mary's Sweet Smile: Jeremy, Austin, Aaron & Adam - 48:12 Hallelujah Chorus: Jeremy & Julie - 51:19 Bob Buller's Closing - 55:53 Ed Hale's Closing Prayer - 59:29 Jesus, What a Wonderful Child: Jeremy Glass - 59:59 Dedication - 1:03:24 Credits - 1:03:38 Link to Program: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nZsM3oafSGsSNq0RVR50pYbtsQjRFrr8/view

Domestic violence deaths were up more than one-hundred-percent in Illinois last year.   Advocates for victims say a firearms were used in nearly 70-percent of those killings.   Those groups are pushing for new laws that would prompt seizure of weapons in domestic violence cases.     Vickie Smith is the former executive director and consultant for the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence. She joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch.

Today we have as our special guests DeTricka Brown, Lakisha Covert and Vickie Smith and we recap the March devotion on Patience/Long Suffering with a focus on Galatians 5:22 and Eph. 4:2. Reach us at vinvonaly@outlook.com or visit the website at www.vinvonaly.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingthroughtheword/support

Today we have as our special guests DeTricka Brown, Lakisha Covert and Vickie Smith and we recap February's devotion on Love with a focus on Galatians 5:22 and Romans 5:8. Reach us at vinvonaly@outlook.com or visit the website at www.vinvonaly.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingthroughtheword/support

Today we have as our special guests DeTricka Brown, Dr. Lakisha Covert and Vickie Smith and we recap January's devotion on Self Control with a focus on Galatians 5:22 and Romans 7:23. Reach us at vinvonaly@outlook.com or visit the website at www.vinvonaly.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingthroughtheword/support

Adventures with Jesus are available every day. Vickie Smith likes to go on these adventures, and we were fortunate to have gone on one together in December. In this episode, Vickie shares what God has done in her life and what she has seen God do in the lives of others. She takes what she […] The post Listen: Radical follower of Jesus talks testimonies she has seen in her life appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

Ever feel like you would love to plan and “do the things” but you aren't sure what you actually should be doing? There are so many things that “could” be done… Can you relate? In this video, I help our client, Vickie Smith, go from fuzzy to crystal clear about the business activities she needs […] The post What Am I Even Supposed To Put In My Schedule? #449 appeared first on Emerge Sales Training.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin with an update on the Working Families Party with our Mark Dunlea and his guest Phil Markham. Then, Paul Smart reports on Monday’s Albany Common Council meeting Later on, Moses Nagel talks with Vickie Smith and Dr. Sridat Chuttar, the two incumbent members running unopposed for Albany School Board. After that, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry presents the 4th installment of his roundtable discussion about “Policing the Black Community: Help or Social Control.” In our final segment, Troy Prep School Media Club member Treasure Erwin talks with Kiani Conley-Wilson, community organizer District 5 on Troy’s City Council candidate.

In the Albany School Board Elections this Tuesday, two incumbents are unchallenged for re-election. On the eve of the election and the vote for a new school budget, Moses Nagel spoke to Vickie Smith, the vice president, and Dr. Sridar Chuttar about why they ran for the board in the first place and what their goals are for a new term.

The Key Learning Points:1. Workplace cultural challenges faced by women, ways to reclaim your power and the importance of doing so2. Digital marketing approaches around life insurance and how they need to change as you move down the marketing funnel3. The role of women in households today, the importance of recognising unpaid care and the use of targeted marketing messages to close the female protection gapOn this week's remote Risky Mix podcast, we're joined by Vickie Smith, now Chief Marketing Officer at Falling Rain, a global data privacy company, and a lady with lots of experience marketing life insurance in the US. Vickie calls herself an ‘international digital nomad' and is speaking to us today from Barcelona. We're looking forward to hearing more about her travels in this episode and diving into the world of marketing insurance.Vickie started her career as a receptionist at an internet security company in Georgia and quickly moved into the marketing team. After a few years, Vickie moved to New York and secured a marketing job for a cable TV provider. In 2007, she moved back to Massachusetts, where she was born and raised, and joined a marketing agency which served non-profits. Eight years later she entered the world of insurance and joined a large corporation looking to launch a new direct-to-consumer offering. At the same time, she returned to school to get her MBA and recalls the learnings she gathered around D&I: “Schools, nowadays, are really aware of the struggles that diversity and gender and all these things - how they impact people in the workplace. They are teaching skills to develop a healthier work environment.” Vickie admits that her work environment was “tough culturally” and focused on applying techniques that she'd learnt in school to “take back her power.”Vickie spent five years working in life insurance in the US and explains some of her marketing frustrations: “The biggest difference I noticed right away with marketing in insurance is that it was a little tougher to be really creative.” She adds that this was mainly due to the brands she worked with and a desire for these established brands to remain consistent, and while these approaches originally worked, Vickie questions whether a different approach may be needed to reach today's consumers. We talk about the marketing funnel and the approaches Vickie has seen work, at each stage, when it comes to life insurance. She explains that to get people engaged in your brand, the creative is really important, especially on channels like social media. But as you move down the funnel to the point where a consumer is about to purchase, thinking becomes more practical, more product-focused, more price-led, and this is where things can get complicated: “You have to pay attention to which channel you are in the marketing funnel. Is it awareness, where you have to be more creative? Or are you now going to lower in the funnel where they're aware and about to make a decision?” The conversion moves onto women and the need to get more women financially protected. Vickie explains that the makeup of households is very different today: “Never have we had a time when there are so many different types of roles in the household. We have stay at home mums, we have two mums, we have two working parents, we have households with multi-generational homes.” She adds that all of these groups need unique marketing messages. She has some experience of running a marketing campaign around life insurance for a targeted group of women but adds: “I don't think we were risky enough in how we said it. What happened was that the messaging became bland and safe.” She wishes they'd gone a bit further and had more fun with it. 

Glenn and Vickie Smith discuss practical advice for avoiding sexual entanglements.E&E #105 Find more resources from this conference at sexualityeverywhereconference.com/resources. Engage & Equip is a resource designed to help form substantive disciples for the local church.Find more episodes at highpointchurch.org/podcast Intro Music: HOME—If I'm Wrong (youtu.be/HBynMB054zw)Remixed by John Sekutowski

Glenn and Vickie Smith discuss practical advice for avoiding sexual entanglements.

Glenn and Vickie Smith discuss practical advice for avoiding sexual entanglements.

Vickie Smith - 5/13/18

My guest tonight is Vickie Smith who has been caring for parents and her husband. She is also working with others who share their struggles and triumphs in life.Her information is valuable to those who juggle many hats!

My guest tonight is Vickie Smith who has been caring for parents and her husband. She is also working with others who share their struggles and triumphs in life.Her information is valuable to those who juggle many hats!

Words Matter/Perception is a Choice Join Dr. Wayne Applewhite, Co-Founder of Just Leadership, LLC, former Associate Professor and Adjunct Professor for Boston University, and the host of Affect!, as he and his guest, Vickie Smith discuss: Words Matter/Perception is a Choice Growing up my Mom and Dad taught my brother and I to choose our words carefully, because being clear to those around you matters. They also taught us about choice; the fact that we had one and not to give it away. I think Ms. Smith is taking us to a whole new level about Words, Perception and Choice; I am captivated by her topic and can’t wait to engage her in conversation to attempt to understand the depths at which this episode, her episode, promises to be different. Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, put on your thinking caps, your listening skills, your discovery talents, your learning mechanisms, your curious natures, and your seat-belts as we embark on a journey that has all the components of breakthrough understanding. Some of us just might find those answers that have eluded us time and again. If you were to miss one of our shows, this is NOT the one to miss! Vickie has touched many lives around the nation, if not the world. Listen in for something different. Listen in for something new. Listen in for a treat of treats. Listen in for you. This episode will grab you like no other. Don’t miss it!!!

Join Dr. Wayne Applewhite, Co-Founder of Just Leadership, LLC, former Associate Professor and Adjunct Professor for Boston University, and the host of Affect!, as he and his guest, Vickie Smith discuss: Words Matter/Perception is a Choice Growing up my Mom and Dad taught my brother and I to choose our words carefully, because being clear to those around you matters. They also taught us about choice; the fact that we had one and not to give it away. I think Ms. Smith is taking us to a whole new level about Words, Perception and Choice; I am captivated by her topic and can't wait to engage her in conversation to attempt to understand the depths at which this episode, her episode, promises to be different. Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, put on your thinking caps, your listening skills, your discovery talents, your learning mechanisms, your curious natures, and your seat-belts as we embark on a journey that has all the components of breakthrough understanding. Some of us just might find those answers that have eluded us time and again. If you were to miss one of our shows, this is NOT the one to miss! Vickie has touched many lives around the nation, if not the world. Listen in for something different. Listen in for something new. Listen in for a treat of treats. Listen in for you. This episode will grab you like no other. Don't miss it!!!

Victims of Intimate Partner Abuse often struggle with the courts and legal systems as much as they do with their abusers. The cost, the availability, the misinformation and lack of understanding they face as they try to find lawyers and work their way through the maze of courts, laws and agencies can be staggering. In Chicago, however, some victims are finding relief thanks to a virtual legal clinic offered by area lawyers and the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The only one in the country, the clinic has been a resource for hundreds of women for the last two years. Vickie Smith. Executive Director of the lCADV since 1993, is a founding board member of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, and has worked with other state and national advocates to draft the historic 1994 Violence Against Women Act.  Vickie has worked with a number of agencies and criminal justice and health care professionals to develop community responses to family violence. She joins us to talk about the Virtual Legal Clinic - how it operates, who it helps, and the good it has accomplished in the last two years.

This edition features a story about AAFES Gen. Mgr. Vickie Smith as she led a ribbon cutting ceremony during the Grand Opening of an AAFES on Kunsan AFB.