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Jessica Droste Yagan is the Partner & CEO of Impact Engine, an institutional investor managing venture capital and private equity strategies that drive positive impact in the areas of economic opportunity, environmental sustainability, and health equity. -- If you haven't yet had the chance, make sure to register for our 2024 Real Leaders Impact Awards. Our Impact Award winners gain access to a values aligned community, credibility through Real Leaders, and access to our network of Impact capital sources. Apply now to claim your discounted application: ⁠https://eunbi5zgbx7.typeform.com/to/XNdfGsS2#app_first_name=xxxxx&company_name=xxxxx&work_email=xxxxx&campaign_name=xxxxx&channel=LN&owner=Z⁠ Also, check out Outsource Access for all of your Virtual Staffing Needs. At an affordable rate you can outsource the work you need to get done at an extremely affordable rate. You can find more info about them here using this link. https://outsourceaccess.com/

Eén van de hardnekkige misverstanden die er nog steeds bestaat over 1788, de aankomst van de First Fleet, is dat First Nations mensen het land gewoon zonder worsteling aan de witte kolonisten overdroegen. Maar dat is dus niet zo, zo vertelt historica Ingeborg van Teeseling in een nieuwe aflevering van 'Australië tot nu toe'. Ze vertelt het verhaal van het Indigenous verzet aan de hand van enkele belangrijke namen: Pemulwuy, Truganini, Yagan en Dundalli.

Ruta ademLatam es un espacio liderado el periodista Leo Meyer con el objetivo de visibilizar relatos de Guias de Turismo locales de todas las regiones de Chile, que están registrados en el Servicio Nacional de Turismo y que acercan oportunidades de viajes innovadores para recorrer el país. Guia de Turismo invitado: Bruno Diaz (IGM @YaganExpeditions) y es ⁠⁠⁠⁠Guía de Turismo registrado en Sernatur⁠⁠⁠ ) Destino: Ruta Patagonia Siempre Verde en la Región de Aysén. Sobre los destinos: los principales puntos de interés revisados en este audio son: La Junta y su entorno Parque Nacional Queulat y Ventisquero Queulat Pesca en el Lago Rosselot Vista al cordón montañoso Barros Arana Descenso al Rio Palena en Kayak Termas El Sauce Restaurante La Junta para comer Puyes al Pilpil junto a un Gin de Tepaluma. Más información del destino en ⁠⁠⁠Sernatur Región de Aysén Ruta ademLatam es una iniciativa que ⁠⁠⁠cuenta con el patrocinio⁠⁠⁠ oficial del Servicio Nacional de Turismo, Sernatur. Este contenido es parte de la 3ra Temporada de Academia de Emprendedores en ADN 2023, espacio de capacitación continua radial que apoya a miles de personas para que puedan gestionar mejor sus emprendimientos y pymes. En Instagram somos ⁠⁠⁠@ademlatam⁠⁠⁠  En Linkedin somos ⁠⁠⁠ademLatam⁠⁠⁠ | Si quieres visibilizar tu marca durante la clase ⁠⁠⁠revisa esta información⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ademlatam/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ademlatam/support

This episode of the Matrix Podcast features an interview with Adriana D. Kugler, the World Bank Group Executive Director for the United States. Dr. Kugler was appointed by President Biden and confirmed by the Senate in May 2022. She is the first Latinx person and first Jewish woman to be appointed to this position since the foundation of the World Bank in 1944. She is also a proud UC Berkeley alumna who graduated with a PhD in 1997. Prior to joining the WBG Board, Dr. Kugler had a long and distinguished career in research and policy as a development and labor economist. Her contributions on the impact of government policies and regulations on labor markets were recognized with the 2007 John T. Dunlop Outstanding Scholar Award from the Labor and Employment Relations Association, and with the 2010 First Prize for Best Contribution in the area of “Globalization, Regulations and Development” from the Global Development Network. Dr. Kugler has also served in high-level leadership roles in the public and private sectors. She was Chief Economist at the U.S. Department of Labor between 2011-2013. Dr. Kugler was Professor of Public Policy and Economics (2016-2022), and Vice Provost for Faculty (2013-2016) at Georgetown University. She was Chair and Chair-elect of the Business and Economics Statistics Section of the American Statistical Association in 2020 and 2019, respectively; was a member of the Board on Science, Technology and Economic Policy (STEP) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (2019-2022); and served in the Technical Advisory Committee of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2016-2019). She was an elected member of the Executive Committee of the European Association of Labor Economists (2003-2009) and of the Executive Committee of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic Association (2015-2019). Dr. Kugler serves on the Audit Committee (AC) and Committee on Development Effectiveness (CODE). Kugler received her Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University in 1991, graduating with first class joint honors in economics and political science. This interview was conducted by Danny Yagan, Associate Professor of Economics at UC Berkeley, who is on leave as Chief Economist of the Office of Management and Budget. Yagan was a Faculty Research Fellow of the National Bureau of Economic Research, a Faculty Associate of the Berkeley Burch Center for Tax Policy and Public Finance, and Faculty Co-Director of the Taxation and Inequality Initiative of the Berkeley Opportunity Lab. Learn more about Social Science Matrix at https://matrix.berkeley.edu.

July 11, 1833. An Australian Aboriginal warrior named Yagan is murdered by colonists after leading a war of resistance against British settlers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pour ce dix-septième numéro de la saison 3 d'Actualis vous retrouvez autour de la table Manon, Guillemette, Pauline ainsi que Edouard à la présentation.

If we looked back at ourselves in 10,000 years time what would we think of now and how we get here? What is the difference between a liberal and a progressive and where did the concept of a seven day week come from? What can we learn from statues and what do they really represent?

If we looked back at ourselves in 10,000 years time what would we think of now and how we get here? What is the difference between a liberal and a progressive and where did the concept of a seven day week come from? What can we learn from statues and what do they really represent?

Polo Ramírez revisó las principales tendencias del día junto a Mariajosé Soto y conversó con María Luisa Muñoz, representante de la comunidad Yagán de la Bahía Mejillones y Gustavo Blanco, académico del Instituto de Historia y Ciencias Sociales Universidad Austral, quienes comentaron el trabajo “Plagues, past, and futures for the Yagan canoe people of Cape Horn, southern Chile”.

This episode decided to take a break from pop culture to talk about actual culture. Buddy and Dylan sit down to discuss January 26th. Breaking down 2021's slogan of "Reflect. Respect. Celebrate." Change the date, abolish the date, Day of Mourning and the Aboriginal civil rights movement of the 1930s, the history of Australia day, Close the Gap, Dundalli, Yagan, Pemulwuy and their fight against colonisation and more. HOST:· Buddy Watson – https://twitter.com/buddywatson12· Dylan Bolger – https://twitter.com/dontatdylan · Radio Watson – https://twitter.com/RadioWatson_

Nedine is the owner and founder of Grate Expectations, the first custom graze business in the Capital Region. Nedine has always had a love for hosting and entertaining and decided to pursue her passion for making cheese and charcuterie boards as a side hustle in November 2019. Being a new business owner, with very few resources for a niche market, Nedine decided to build a network of "grazers" (called The Cheese Chicks) from across the country to work through challenges and share ideas; which became critically important once COVID-19 hit. Together, they have amassed a following of over 30k and secured sponsored brand deals. In late 2020, she lost her job and is now pursuing Grate Expectations full time. What We Talked About: - That drunken best friend conversation - The trend of charcuterie boards -When you tell yourself to take a risk - Helping people achieve their goals - If they can do it...Why can't it? - Finding your spark deep down inside - Calling yourself an expert - Using your friends to experiment - The 'use the test to take the test' method - Still looking for convenience during covid - Building a community - When the side hustle is no longer just a side hustle - All you hats you wear being a business of 1 - Learning to balance - Why having a mentor is so important - Getting comfortable with making decisions - Food that brings you back Resources: www.grate-expectations.com Instagram: grate.expectations.ny The Cheese Chicks: @the.cheese.chicks Valentine's Graze Boxes: $65 & Newly launched virtual build your own (BYO) cheeseboard workshops. I will be offering one on Valentine's Day as a special couples activity. PROMO: Use code LIONS214 to get an extra jar of jam with your graze box, or $5 off your virtual workshop registration fee. To take advantage of this promotion visit Grate-expectations.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lionsonleashes/message

Sabrina y Marietta nos presentan otros sitios que podemos recorrer en Tierra del Fuego como son las Áreas Naturales Protegidas Provinciales y nos cuentan acerca de su marco legal, sus características y por qué son también importantes para el turismo. Hoy presentan la Reserva Natural y Cultural de Playa larga en las cercanías de la ciudad de Ushuaia. El reconocido Lic. en arqueología Ernesto Piana nos cuenta la importancia de este lugar y cómo fue la ocupación y el uso de ese espacio por el pueblo originario Yagan y su relación con el uso que le da la población local en la actualidad. En nuestra sección "Viajar en tiempos del Covid" nos informamos acerca de cómo es la reapertura del turismo en Misiones. Para finalizar un repaso por algunas noticias locales y nacionales en relación a la actividad turística. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caminosdelturismoushuaia/message

Jason Yagan is a third generation owner/ broker for his family's real estate business Kirnan Real Estate. We just got done doing a deal together and he was great to work with. I wanted to have him on the podcast to pick his brain and learn some new things from him. He's a great guys and I hope you enjoy this episode. Kirnan Real Estate: https://www.kirnan.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/corycast/message

In the Third episode of Frontier War Stories Boe yarns with Julie Dowling an artist & activist who for about 18 years has been painting Aboriginal Warriors such as Wayler, Dundalli, Yagan, Pemulwuy, Musquito, Windradine and many more. Julie Dowling was born in Subiaco and is Warida kinship, Badimaya First Nation from Western Australia. Julie Dowling identifies culturally & politically as a Badimaya First Nation woman not as an 'Australian' Aboriginal and is a Fine Artist.

In the Third episode of Frontier War Stories Boe yarns with Julie Dowling an artist & activist who for about 18 years has been painting Aboriginal Warriors such as Wayler, Dundalli, Yagan, Pemulwuy, Musquito, Windradine and many more. Julie Dowling was born in Subiaco and is Warida kinship, Badimaya First Nation from Western Australia. Julie Dowling identifies culturally & politically as a Badimaya First Nation woman not as an 'Australian' Aboriginal and is a Fine Artist.

PODCAST: 29 Mar 2020   01 Séamuisin - Jiggy - Hypernova 02 A Call For The North Country - Jez Lowe - Bede Weeps 03 Lord Ullin's Daughter - Salt House - Huam 04 Coal Black Wine - Bird In The Belly - Neighbours And Sisters 05 The Dolly Vardan (Barn Dance/Slip Jig) - Niamh Ni Charra - Irish Ways- [Disc 2] 06 Spencer The Rover - Sam Lee - Old Wow 07 Jimmy Newman - Tom Paxton - #6 08 Lesson Too Late  - Jonny Silvo - Midnight Special 09 Yagan - Carus Thompson - Shakespeare Avenue 10 In The Month Of January - Mrs Sarah Makem - The Absolutely Irish Colection  11 From Dimitri's Hands - Richard Fay - Music For Hard Times 12 Rudi’s War - Robert Severin - Postcard From Budapest 13 Lovely On The Water - Rowan Godel -  Where The Wild Horses Roam 14 Arisaig - Project Smok - Bayview 15 Reynardine - Archie Fisher - Archie Fisher 16 Chicago Cops  - Bob Gibson & Bob Camp - Bob Gibson & Bob Camp At The Gate Of Horn 17 Three Fishers - Fara - Fara  18 Ship A'sailing / Jackson's / Dunmore Lasses (Live) - Paraic Mac Donnchadha & Cormac Begley - Tunes In The Church 19 Bonny Portmore - Flying Toads - Warts And All 20 Croatia / Hungary – Will Pound – A Day Will Come 21 Seven Years Old - Stuart Douglas - Reflective Covers 22 Three Line Whip - The Two Hat Jug Band - The Two Hat Jug Band 23 Old Molly Oxford -  Tom Kitching - Seasons Of Change 24 George Orwell Joins The Commoners On The Road To Wigan Pier - Commoners Choir - Untied Kingdom 25 The Rambler From Clare - John Doyle - Path Of Stones 26 Òran Mòr Mhicleòid (The Great Song Of MacLeod)  - Andrew Cronshaw - Zither 27 Just An Oul’ Thing That’s Going Around  - Song Bridge - Colum Sands 28 Angel In A Blue Dress  - Reg Meuross - Faraway People

Did you know that 1 in every $4 is invested using socially responsible strategies? According to the Global Impact Investing Network, 95% of impact investors report that their financial returns are in-line or in excess of their expectations. Find out more about what conscious investing looks like in this week's episode, featuring Jessica Droste Yagan, the CEO of Impact Engine. Impact Engine is an investment firm that manages funds to invest in for-profit, positive-impact businesses. Previously, Jessica led the creation of sustainable supply chains for McDonald's. She serves on a number of Boards of socially-oriented companies and nonprofits in the Chicago area, and has committed her personal portfolio to impact investments."Capitalism has created a beautiful, elegant system. It brings together people, and it's had positive impacts in the world. But all we demand of our system is profit and money, supply and demand," says Jessica. "The heart of capitalism can work for many different dimensions, and we're really starting to see it. As investors we can say: yes, I want to make money, but I demand that you do it in a way that's aligned with my values or that is solving an important problem."For more on the podcast, see the Beyond Capital Podcast website.

As an initial response to a generous gift by Trustee Emeritus Hazem Chehabi, CGU crafted a transdisciplinary course around artist Saad Yagan’s Gilgamesh series of paintings, studying the unique character of this collection and examining it from numerous perspectives. The course examined the Gilgamesh story, its modern discovery by scholars, and the impact of this discovery on its interpretation, as well as concepts of religion, masculinity, and gender revealed in the ancient text.

Raúl Rodríguez conversa en la Cumbre Social Alternativa a la COP 25 en Madrid con representantes del mundo indígena. Con Paulina Acevedo del Observatorio Ciudadano; Ximena Painequeo, Comisión política de la identidad lafkenche; David Alday, representante comunidad indígena Yagan de Puerto Williams, región de Magallanes; y Sergio Cubillos presidente del Consejo de Pueblos Atacameños.

Why do we get attached to our possessions? In this episode, we explore the emotion-riddled relationship between us and material objects, and what our fountain pens mean to us.    The Nib Section is the official podcast of Fountain Pens Oceania You can always email us at thenibsection@gmail.com Go like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram The hosts were Chuck (@entree3000_), Sharyn (@sharynzha), and Diana (@thegrynne).   FORMAT   00:38—WWAWW   Diana: ST Dupont Phoenix Renaissance F w/ KWZ Baltic Memories Sharyn: Nakaya Long Piccolo Cigar Kikyo SF w/ Montblanc Encre du Desert Chuck: Pilot Decimo Earth of Watarase “Mita Sansho temple original” w/ De Atramentis Document Black   07:31—Feedback   De Atramentis Document White Ink - Liz Steel   13:30—TNS Giveaway   From March 1st-14th AEST, we will be holding a drawing competition with some pre-loved pens from our personal collections to give away:   First prize: Lamy 2000 Makrolon BB stub w/ Sailor Kin-Mokusei Runner-up: Opus 88 Koloro Orange/Yellow M with TAG Kyo-iro Stone Road of Gion   To enter the giveaway, make sure you do the following:   Following @thenibsection on Instagram. On your own IG account, post a drawing of an animal that you have done with a fountain pen, tagging @thenibsection and including the hashtag #TNSPetSketch in your post. You may enter as many times as you like.   Giveaway closes 23:59 March 14th, and the winners will be selected by the hosts and announced on March 15th.   19:06—News   Aurora 100th Anniversary Vintage Aurora 88 - pelahale Aurora Hastil - IguanaSell Montblanc Noblesse - Paulo's Pen Posts Lamy Logo - Dymocks Aurora Mar Adriatico - Aesthetic Bay Aurora 75th Anniversary Optima - Peyton Street Pens Pilot 100th Anniversary Inks - @_althaven   26:04—Emotional attachment to pens   What do your fountain pens mean to you? Has this changed over time? Is there a pen that is particularly meaningful, and why? Do you feel more connected to a pen when you have had it for a long time, or when you know its history? What do you think your pens say about you? How would you feel if all your fountain pens were lost in a fire? Would you want to find exact replacements for your favourite pens or would you start over afresh?   Tweet from @sarahtaber_bww Dr Christian Jarrett, “The Psychology of Stuff and Things” - The Psychologist   01:15:53—Recommendations   Wild Seed, Octavia E. Butler Spirits Podcast Cards Against Muggles   1:23:24—Thanks and Credits   Producer: Chuck Montano, Sharyn Zha, Diana Dai and Alisdair Daws. Recording and editing: Diana Dai and Alisdair Daws. Special thanks to: Liann, Kaz, Adam, Nicholas, Paul, Haohan, Kevin, Leonie, Hannah, Yagan, Evelyn and Louise. Music: Michael Pearce. Logo: Will H. Smith. Logo artwork: Melissa Graf.

Sam Yagan is currently the CEO of ShopRunner which has raised over $100M from the likes of Alibaba Group or August Capital. Previously, he served as CEO of The Match Group and led it through a period of growth culminating in its initial $400M public offering. Yagan cofounded OkCupid in 2003 and it was acquired by Match Inc. for $90 million in 2011. Earlier, he founded SparkNotes, which he sold to Barnes & Noble Inc. SparkNotes transaction was reported to be $30M. Yagan cofounded Excelerate Labs (now TechStars Chicago), a startup accelerator, and founded Corazon Capital, an early stage fund.

Sam Yagan is currently the CEO of ShopRunner which has raised over $100M from the likes of Alibaba Group or August Capital. Previously, he served as CEO of The Match Group and led it through a period of growth culminating in its initial $400M public offering. Yagan cofounded OkCupid in 2003 and it was acquired by Match Inc. for $90 million in 2011. Earlier, he founded SparkNotes, which he sold to Barnes & Noble Inc. SparkNotes transaction was reported to be $30M. Yagan cofounded Excelerate Labs (now TechStars Chicago), a startup accelerator, and founded Corazon Capital, an early stage fund.

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ShopRunner chief executive Sam Yagan conquered the online dating world. Can he conquer the e-commerceworld, too? Hot off the heels of its first profitable year, ShopRunner is announcing its first infusion of venture funding under Yagan, an acquisition of the shopping app Spring and, sources tell TechCrunch, it's readying a major overhaul to its mobile app, signaling what could be a new era for the company.

Sam Yagan knows he’s been lucky. He tells us that one of the luckiest moments of his life was meeting his college roommates. Together, they built a study guide website called SparkNotes. Then, they built an online dating empire. They started the site OKCupid while Yagan was getting his MBA at Stanford. Yagan is now the CEO of ShopRunner, but he’s best known for his 7-year tenure as the head of the Match Group, which includes OkCupid, Match.com, and Tinder. He says it was his Syrian immigrant parents who inspired his drive to be an entrepreneur.

In a special bonus episode of the podcast, Sophia and Mark bring you interviews with organisers, visitors, vendors, social media luminaries and everyone in between, direct from the Melbourne Pen Show 2017!    The Nib Section is the official podcast of Fountain Pens Oceania. You can always email us at thenibsection@gmail.com Go like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/TheNibSection/ Twitter: @thenibsection Instagram: thenibsection FORMAT   00:34—Melbourne Pen Show Organisers   Sophia chats with Max Braude, the 2017 Melbourne Pen Show organiser, and Marcus and Rebecca Lee-Steere, the husband and wife duo, members of the pen show organising committee.   14:35—Sally Siderio   Sally is President of the Calligraphy Society of Victoria.   18:41—Moya Carroll   Organiser of CalliCon 2017 (Calligraphy Convention) Melbourne, the first festival devoted to calligraphy. Moya is moyagraphy on Instagram.   21:13—Constance and Candace   Constance Wiebrands is at Flexnib and Flexnib blog. Candace is Pensivecandy on Instagram.   31:08—Nicholas Gold   Quillidyllic and the Quillidyllic blog.   33:52—Yagan Kiely   Co-founder of Fountain Pens Australia, Yagan also blogs at Macchiato Man.   36:10—Vendors   Vintage pen dealer Bernie Sweet, James Finniss of Pensive Pens, Debbie from Melbourne Pen Depot, and Tingo Ting of My Hearty Tingo Box.   45:14—Showgoers   Alasdair Daws (VIC), Tom May (VIC), Cassie Rogers (SA), Grant (NSW) and Lou.   54:08—Credits   Producers: Sophia Le, Mark Hopson, Diana Dai. Recording and editing: Mark Hopson, Sophia Le, Denise Tang. Special thanks this episode go to everyone at the MPS who took the time to chat to us. Music: Michael Pearce. Logo: Will H. Smith. Logo artwork: Melissa Graf.

In this edition of "The Breakdown" Jack and I head down to Fremantle, Western Australia. We wander the grounds of the historic Fremantle Prison site as well as Fremantle cemetery... whilst stopping at several beer stops along the way. Finishing up in the Swan Valley, near Guildford. Where the Noongar warrior Yagan was killed. *Warning to Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders. Contains names of deceased persons and subject matter that may offend*

Tinder has changed the way people date, but Match's CEO Sam Yagan (https://twitter.com/samyagan) explains what makes the site work—and it's more than the right swipe. Yagan explains how Facebook and instant messaging are the real game changers. Follow Founder Collective on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fcollective Subscribe to our newsletter: http://bit.ly/cwitnewsletter Please rate and review the show on iTunes!

Human remains are our main topic of interest in this month's Naked Archaeology. Diana and Duncan explore the nature of Bronze Age cremations, the repatriation of Yagan's head and how one might go about reconstructing the remains of King Tutankhamun. Plus, how the first settlers in the Americas may have been more numerous than previously thought, as another nine founding mothers have now been identified. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Human remains are our main topic of interest in this month's Naked Archaeology. Diana and Duncan explore the nature of Bronze Age cremations, the repatriation of Yagan's head and how one might go about reconstructing the remains of King Tutankhamun. Plus, how the first settlers in the Americas may have been more numerous than previously thought, as another nine founding mothers have now been identified. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prior to OKCupid Sam Yagan sold SparkNotes in a multimillion dollar deal. By age 25, he was garnering national coverage as the president of eDonkey, a peer-to-peer file-sharing network with more than 2 million users. This time, he is making a foray into the world of online dating. To compete against such established players as eHarmony and Match .com, which charge fees to customers, OkCupid's gimmick is simple: It's free. (The firm makes money by selling advertising on the site). The site is designed to be a social environment that allows users to create their own quizzes with individualized, pinpoint questions like "How much of a Red Sox fan are you?" or "If you were a 'Lost' character, which one would you be?" OkCupid boasts more than 420,000 "active users," defined as users who have logged on in the past eight weeks. There are 40,000 active users in the Boston area, according to Yagan. Now, Yagan is hoping that lightning will strike a second time. When they built SparkNotes as a free online site, he and his partners capitalized on what they saw as a weakness in a big rival, Cliffs- Notes. They concluded, Yagan says, "If you put free and better together, you can build something powerful." He sees OkCupid as another test of that proposition. Feed Claim Codes Below pca-f51e03a320c3330e95fb036835cc7c72 odeo/e129149a70aa7fdb