Podcast appearances and mentions of winnie wong

Al and Gemini take the podcast sky-high this week, recording at the Chef's Table in Rivea by Alain Ducasse, which is located at the top of the W hotel.  They're there to speak to MGM resorts International's Chef Justin Fredericksen about the entire MGM culinary team being honored at the upcoming Chefs For Kids gala. But while they were in the restaurant, they chatted with Rivea GM Mark Thomas, and enjoyed an incredible feast prepared by Rivera's executive chef, Winnie Wong. Also: an interview with Sean Griffin of Bellagio's Prime Steakhouse discussing the recent renovations at the restaurant. And Brezza's Chef Nicole Brisson explains her upcoming pop-up collaboration with Pasta Ramen. There are restaurant reports on Sparrow + Wolf, Stubborn Seed, Bar Boheme, Bourbon Steak and Chica, among others. And just to keep it real, we have news on Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse and Arizona Charlie's, as well as Giada.

Struggling to grow your practice, market authentically, or enjoy your work without feeling overwhelmed? In this episode, Dr. Winnie Wong shares her understated yet incredibly effective approach to building a thriving chiropractic practice. Despite not fitting the typical extroverted mold, Dr. Wong has achieved remarkable success by staying true to herself, her values, and her patients. Discover how her unique journey and practical strategies can inspire and guide you to create a practice that aligns with your personality and goals—all while reducing stress and increasing impact. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why authenticity matters more than flashy marketing in building trust with your patients. • How to tailor your practice for long-term success without compromising your personal values. • The simple habits and strategies Dr. Wong uses to maintain balance and avoid burnout. • Ways to leverage quiet confidence to create deeper patient connections and improve retention. • Actionable steps to grow your practice by focusing on what truly matters. If you’re ready to embrace your unique strengths and build a thriving, impactful practice without overwhelm, this episode is for you! Thanks for all you do. Keep saving lives! Angus Links: Website: www.capitalchiro.com.au Instagram: dr.winniewong capital_chiro Facebook: Capital Chiropractic Centre Bio: Dr. Winnie Wong helps chiropractors mastering their patient communications and experiences. She also has a busy practice with associates and a great team of CAs. Her practice, Capital Chiropractic Centre, is in Canberra, Australia, empowering the community to reach their health potential and fulfilling their purposes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"There's a gap between men and women, but an even bigger gap between white women and Asian women. What is an Asian woman supposed to be like? A lot of reports in Western society show that women fulfill more emotional needs for their colleagues and are expected to get involved in diversity and inclusion efforts, which can sometimes turn into additional unpaid roles resembling human resources. It's fascinating to learn about these issues faced by women, especially those who belong to double minority groups." - Winnie Wong "Initially, my book centred around the stories of East Asian female founders and the lessons we learned from them. I did a pre-order campaign and shared the first drafts with my friends. They said it's great, but they didn't understand why I'm writing it and there wasn't enough of myself in the book. It was scary to open up about my past experiences. The tough part is that I didn't want to portray myself as a victim, point fingers or blame anyone, and I wanted to maintain a positive perspective. It helped me reflect and share my experiences as objectively as possible." - Winnie Wong “In some ways, Southeast Asia can be ahead than the western world in supporting women in their careers. The future diversity in the region is still uncertain because visas have been declining, Singaporean population is becoming a lot more educated over time, and the middle income is growing. It's great that region is growing and I hope that representation will also grow eventually.” - Winnie Wong In this discussion between Jeremy Au and Winnie Wong, significant insights emerged including women's challenges in the workforce, the glass ceiling versus the bamboo ceiling, sponsorship and mentorship, and the role of diversity and inclusion. Winnie's book, “You Don't Have To Look The Part”, played a prominent role in the conversation, blending personal narratives with research findings. One significant aspect explored was the apprehension and vulnerability associated with sharing personal stories. Winnie expressed her concerns about potential backlash and cancel culture. However, she emphasized the importance of authenticity and acknowledging the challenges faced, while maintaining a positive and constructive outlook. The conversation also highlighted the issue of representation, extending beyond gender diversity to encompass race, ethnicity, and disabilities. Winnie stressed the need for organizations to actively include underrepresented voices at all levels and explore diversity metrics. By doing so, companies can develop improved products and services that cater to a broader population. Feedback received led her to include more of her own experiences in the book, striking a balance between objectivity and subjectivity. She aimed to avoid victimhood narratives and instead presented her reflections and the realities encountered throughout her life. Watch, listen or read the full insight at www.bravesea.com/blog/winnie-wong Get transcripts, startup resources & community discussions at www.bravesea.com WhatsApp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/CeL3ywi7yOWFd8HTo6yzde Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4TnqkaWpTT181lMA8xNu0T YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JeremyAu Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/sg/podcast/brave-southeast-asia-tech-singapore-indonesia-vietnam/id1506890464 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZC5jby9icmF2ZWR5bmFtaWNz TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeremyau Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyauz Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeremyau LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bravesea Learn more about Esevel here: https://esevel.com/it-services-carepacks/

Have you ever wondered if women approach entrepreneurship different than men? While this is something that's crossed my mind many times, it's not something I've researched so when I met someone who did research this, I knew I had to interview her.  Winnie Wong is the author of "You Don't Have To Look The Part, How East Asian Women Thrive As Entrepreneurs & Make A Great Bet For Investors" and my interview with her on this topic is packed with stats, stories and inspiration.  Winnie's passion for helping female entrepreneurs  Venture capital funding, specifically for female founders  How women entrepreneurs approach entrepreneurship and defining success  Resources:  All podcast episodes: https://pod.link/1473751874 Amanda's Website: https://www.amandamckinney.com/ Amanda's Coaching Options: https://www.amandamckinney.com/coaching Amanda's Book: https://www.amandamckinney.com/book Winnie's Book: You Don't Have To Look The Part, How East Asian Women Thrive As Entrepreneurs & Make A Great Bet For Investors LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/winniewong41/ 

In episode #69 of the 2B Bolder Podcast, Winnie Wong, Professor at the SP Jain School of Global Management in Singapore, joins the show. She teaches master's courses in Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Sales Strategy. Winnie is a frequent keynote speaker, researcher, and storyteller. As a thought leader, she is writing her first book titled: "East Asian Women in Entrepreneurship," available this coming Spring, 2023. Winnie's book "East Asian Women in Entrepreneurship" explores:1. Why do East Asian women turn to entrepreneurship & what barriers do they face?2. What are the factors to their success as entrepreneurs?3. How our communities can better support them?Winnie's industry experience spans big tech, consulting, and scale-up. Within big tech, Winnie led the operations of one of Meta's largest sales divisions across a suite of leading advertising products, including Facebook & Instagram. As a Consultant at the Boston Consulting Group, she partnered with clients to monetize their businesses, sharpen their product offerings, and improve their customer experience 10x better than their competitors. Within tech scale-up, Winnie managed worldwide operational developments across APAC, LATAM, and EMEA markets for a Rocket Internet e-Commerce unicorn that went public in 2019. She is a data-driven problem solver skilled in growth strategy, change management & operations across multinational organizations. Winnie has lived in Canada, the United Kingdom, France, China, and Singapore. In her spare time, Winnie enjoys the outdoors, French cooking, and mentoring early-stage entrepreneurs. As an amateur athlete, she earned her yoga teaching certification in India, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, and was part of the world's first team to stand-up paddleboard through Bhutan. Winnie holds an MBA from INSEAD, where she was named a Forte Fellow. In 2022, she was named a Rising Talent at the Women's Forum in Paris, France.Tune in to hear Winnie share her insights about her journey, the motivation for writing her new book, and her love of supporting entrepreneurs. Winnie is a brilliant woman who's open and honest about her challenges throughout her career and how they led to meaningful self-discovery. Hearing her tell her story will move you and inspire you to believe anything is possible.Connect with Winnie Wong on LinkedInRead about Rising TalentsPre-order Winnie's Book on East Asian Women in EntrepreneurshipThe 2B Bolder Podcast provides first-hand access to some amazing women. Guests will include women from leading enterprise companies to startups, women execs, coders, account execs, engineers, doctors, and innovators.Listen to 2B Bolder for more career insights from women in tech and business. Support the show

What's the “best version” of yourself? Influencer, teacher, and entrepreneur, Winnie Wong does it all. Her advice? Grit and embracement. Whether may it be the painful feelings from the past or challenges in the present, she embraces any change that she believes to be essential to her own self-growth. For Winnie, each day is an unrepeatable miracle, its essential that we make it count even with just the small wins in our everyday life, we shouldn't be socially conditioned into thinking that only the big things in our lives count. Tune in now, to hear more valuable tips from Winnie herself on how to win at life! Follow us online to stay connected via: instagram.com/riseupwithjaneenachan instagram.com/janeenachan Rise up every chance you get and don't forget to have fun while you're at it! See you next Saturday!

Join us in our affirmation, “My playful nature keeps me young at heart”. Thanks to Kassandra.Laura shared some ways to add more “play” and zest to your life: climb a tree, run through a sprinkle, blow on a dandelion, and more. Imagine all the generations having fun together!How to encourage workers back to the office? Bring back the “donuts in the office kitchen” tradition! And don't forget the coffee! Which coffee machine do you use?Are you a faithful flosser? Need some advanced flossing tips? Discover what Dr. Winnie Wong recommends.We were elated to make our first visit to the “Modiste” (aka our local mall) since the pandemic. We were entranced by The.Green.Dress. Why do we look great in some styles and “meh” in other looks?We will be guests on Author Molly Arbuthnott's My Favourite Book Show.And then there's Tik Tok…Thanks for being happily ok with our podcast!

This week's episode is a throwback to our exciting Facebook Live WORK IN PROGRESS Panel from last July 2020.   WORK IN PROGRESS is about Abby, a forty five-year-old self-identified fat, queer dyke whose misfortune and despair unexpectedly lead her to a vibrantly transformative relationship.     Panel Guests: Abby McEnany stars as Abby and is the co-creator of WORK IN PROGRESS Celeste Pechous @celesteinclogs stars as Campbell, Abby's bestfriend (Twitter: @cpechous) Mary Sohn @maroldswan stars as Susan, Abby's annoying officemate Kate James stars as Miriam and is a writer for the show (Twitter: @katecjames) Host: Naomi Snieckus @snieckus   Both Celeste and Mary were past podcast guests so check out their episodes.    WORK IN PROGRESS Season 2 is currently airing Sunday nights at 11pm ET/PT on SHOWTIME. @showtime Stream WORK IN PROGRESS on CraveTV in Canada. @cravecanada https://www.sho.com/work-in-progress https://www.crave.ca/en/tv-shows/work-in-progress   Firecracker Department Virtual TIFF Brunch - Sunday, September 12, 2021 1:00pm ET/10:00am - TIFF Virtual Red Carpet - Live Facebook (@firecrackerdept) 2:00pm ET/11:00pm - TIFF Brunch (invite only)    The amazing production team for our Facebook Live WORK IN PROGRESS Panel are: Winnie Wong as the main producer  Rebecca Marquardt as technical director @rebeccaloops Anna Gustafson as the co-producer follow her @goosegustafson Sydney Neilson as the social media manager Podcast production team: Head Producer and Editor: Winnie Wong @wonder_wong Head of Post Production & Head Writer: Sydney Neilson @sydney_neilson Editor:  Shayne Stolz @shaynestolz   Subscribe to our newsletter at https://www.firecrackerdepartment.com and follow us @firecrackerdept!

In this episode, we hear from Winnie Wong about what it’s like to survive the pandemic as an Asian American Dance Therapist, working in a NYC psychiatric hospital through COVID-19. Winnie M. Wong, MS, LCAT, BC-DMT, is a Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist (DMT) living and working in Brooklyn, N.Y. She is currently working on a […]

For our 100th episode, Asia InsurTech Podcast spoke with Winnie Wong, the CEO and Executive Director of Avo Insurance and Asia Insurance, and Walter De Oude, the deputy chairman of Aviva SingLife, about InsurTech in Asia. How has the industry developed over the past 2 years? What is next in InsurTech in Asia? There is […] The post EP 100 – Winnie Wong, Avo Insurance and Walter de Oude, Aviva SingLife – Go Big or Go Home appeared first on Asia InsurTech Podcast.

As COVID-wary shoppers seek safety from germs in cashless transactions, digital payments have boomed. And where consumers go, businesses must follow. Bucking the trend, Vietnam's SMEs are stubbornly clinging to the old way of doing things. But according to Winnie Wong, Country Manager of Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos for Mastercard, there are early signs that contactless payments are going mainstream as digital transformation is becoming more widespread.Winnie explains why it's time to retire cash, how digitizing payments opens up ways for Vietnamese businesses to improve payment tracking, make cash flow more manageable, and provide higher financial security.You can find more information for this episode at https://vietcetera.com/en/paying-in-cash-it-will-cost-you-mastercard-vietnams-winnie-wong-argues-in-favor-of-quitting-cash-and-plasticThis week's podcast is brought to you by our partners Jio Health.

My guest is Winnie Wong. Winnie has been at the forefront of almost every major progressive campaign in the US in this century. She was a leading organizer for Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Sandy, and the Women’s March on Washington. She co-founded People for Bernie, and helped develop the viral hashtag “Feel the Bern”. After serving as a Senior Political Advisor to Bernie Sanders’ 2020 campaign, she is now an Advisor of the Once Again PAC, which strives for “the continuation of everything we’ve been fighting for”. She tweets at @WaywardWinifred.

Interviewer: MATTHEW BERKMAN. Bernie Sanders has twice failed to win the nomination for President, but in the process has transformed the policies and politics of the Democratic party. WINNIE WONG, a founding organizer of Occupy Wall Street, a co-founder of People for Bernie 2016, and a senior adviser to the Sanders 2020 campaign, urges that these transformations should be pushed further, even as the nomination has been clinched by a moderate. In her discussion with political scientist Matthew Berkman, Wong looks back at what she felt at the time were strategic missteps by Sanders, while emphasizing strengths of the campaign that the mainstream media has been reluctant to acknowledge. Her focus, however, is on the perils and promise of the current moment: a public health and economic crisis that calls for bold policies to protect the public welfare; a Democratic candidate attempting to rally the party, including its left wing; and a progressive movement that, without Sanders as a unifying figure, risks becoming the “wild west.”

Winnie Wong (@WaywardWinifred), former Senior Advisor to the Bernie Sanders campaign, stops by to talk anarchism, electoralism, & why Bernie didn't win. :( The gang also reminisces about New York nightlife (s/o Andrew WK) and Winnie tries to talk Jamie into running for office. Outro music: Gang Gang Dance - MindKilla

Vlogger, designer, educator, and entrepreneur Winnie Wong teaches us how to turn a niche passion into an enterprise

On our second part of our Turkey Day Special co-host Winnie Wong and Alrik chat with filmmaker, musician, writer and director Dominic Mercurio! Dominic talks to us about his work in music videos and returning to filmmaking after an eight year break!

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This week Alrik and co-host Winnie Wong talk to LA Cinematographer Ava Benjamin Shorr about making the move from shooting shorts to long form content.

She has been an entertainment insurance broker for the past 22 years and handled independent features, television, reality, documentary and commercial films. She's represented a number of prestigious accounts such as MGM Studios and Universal Studios. In addition, she has taught entertainment insurance for UCLA Extension - Entertainment Studies Department, International Documentary Association (IDA) and Film Independent (FIND), authored various articles for film publications, does a monthly blog entitled “Lights, Camera, Insurance” and has participated on panels for American Film Market and Slamdance. Published a book entitled "Hollywood Studio Production Techniques".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Guest podcaster Suze Carey joins Neville to preview the upcoming Hong Kong Tag Super League Finals, with team captains Anthony (Wolfpack), William (Toy Story) and Flora (Wayfoong). Hot off the press, we hear from Hong Kong Tag Coach James Elliot as he reveals the picks for November's Tag World Cup squad. How has the upcoming World Cup changed Hong Kong's tag rugby scene? Laura Fernández and Winnie Wong debate.

Winnie Wong joins The Great Battlefield to discuss the founding roles she played in Occupy Wall Street, Ready for Warren, and the two million member strong People For Bernie Sanders community. She also shares with us the story behind her creating the #FeelTheBern hashtag, and how it helped propel Senator Sanders onto the world stage. | Episode 97

This week we talk with freelance producer Winnie Wong about making the leap from a full time producer at a major company to going back to the world of freelance.

Ben Jealous, the former president of NAACP, and Bernie Sanders surrogate returns to the show to talk running for governor of MD. He also reflects on the connection between racial and economic (in)justice and the false dichotomy of one or the other. Then we talk to Winnie Wong about the People's Summit people like Ben Jealous and Bernie Sanders as well as countless organizers will be gathering... Stay tuned for more from there.

Winnie Wong, MS, R-DMT, LCAT, Jamie Yasgur, MS, R-DMT, LP-CAT, Sarah Lannon, MS, R-DMT and Orit talk about their experiences as relatively new dance/movement therapists. Themes about professional identity, work-life balance, and self-forgiveness often come up throughout the discussion. Even if you’re not a DMT, you will certainly be able to relate as a new […]

This episode features Winnie Wong, a producer who has worked both in freelance as well as in the corporate arena, currently working at Pandora. We talk briefly about the differences she has seen between the freelance and corporate producing, but quickly this conversation shifts to the love of film, what drives Winnie’s work, and what inspired her to go down the path of filmmaking. Enjoy!Winnie will be on a panel at the SF Urban Film Fest for a Q&A following the screening of an episode for the PBS project, "The Day One in the American City" (Friday Nov. 18). Check it out at www.sfurbanfilmfest.com

China’s complicated relationship with wildlife trade does the country no favors in regard to its international standing, despite a slow and steady attempt by the country to improve its regulatory environment in regards to ivory, rhino horn, and more. While much of the world frets over what the Chinese government is doing, there is a startling lack of attention on the role of Chinese individuals in helping combat illegal wildlife. China House, a client of mine and the first Chinese social enterprise in Africa, is organizing a Color Run in Kenya to take place on August 28 to not only raise awareness among Chinese youth regarding this issue, but also to show Chinese and Kenyan support for stronger ivory regulations in the upcoming Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (or CITES) 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties, which will take place in Johannesburg, South Africa from September 24th to October 5th, 2016. To talk about the event, we have on the pod Winnie Wong, the Communications Manager for China House (Full Disclosure: China House is a client of Cowries and Rice) as well as one of the organizers behind the event. If you want to understand how Chinese youth are trying to change hearts and minds, this episode is for you.