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Elliot and Brian are joined by Jason Morningstar, co-owner of Bully Pulpit games and designer of titles like Fiasco, Night Witches, and the upcoming Zhenya's Wonder Tales. We discuss how to listen to a game when designing, the power of being curious, and why sometimes the best business is built on friendship.Talk of the Table is hosted by Elliot Davis and Brian Flaherty. Links:Support Zhenya's Wonder TalesBully Pulpit GamesFollow JasonJason Recommends:SUPER BANDITOur Links:Support TotT on PatreonMany Sided NewsletterMany Sided Media DiscordCredits:Edited by Elliot DavisProduced by Many Sided MediaAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Pastor Michael talks with Pastor Zhenya Chekushkin from Ternopil Ukraine about the hardships of church ministry during war. They discuss the effects the war has had on the church and his family. Zhenya is the Pastor of Calvary Chapel Ternopil and the Coordinator for the Calvary Chapel Movement in Ukraine. He has visited and spoken at our church before, and he has been a ministry partner of White Fields for many years.

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HeHe welcomes Zhenya Lindgardt, President and CEO of Sera Prognostics, to discuss the critical issue of preterm birth, its rising incidence in the U.S., and innovative solutions available today. Zhenya explains the definition and statistics of preterm birth, and introduces the Preterm test, a blood test that predicts the risk of preterm birth as early as 18 weeks of gestation. The conversation also covers the effectiveness of Sera Prognostics' intervention bundles, improvements in pregnancy care, and the importance of innovation in maternal health. Listeners will learn about the accessibility and process of the Preterm test and the overall goal of making this technology widely available to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes.   Understanding Preterm Birth Advancements in Preterm Birth Testing Interventions for High-Risk Pregnancies Clinical Trials and Results At-Home Testing and Accessibility Innovation in Maternal Health Guest Bio: Zhenya Lindgardt is an accomplished leader in healthcare innovation, currently serving as the President, CEO, and Board Director of Sera Prognostics, Inc. and CEO of The Commons Project Foundation. As the leader of Sera, Zhenya is revolutionizing the maternal and infant health space by addressing the preterm birth crisis with cutting-edge science. With a rich background including senior roles at Uber Technologies and a 19-year tenure at Boston Consulting Group, she has demonstrated expertise in driving growth and fostering innovation. Her contributions span multiple therapeutic areas and focus on leveraging data to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. INSTAGRAM: Connect with HeHe on IG  Connect with HeHe on YouTube   https://www.facebook.com/serapregnancy https://www.instagram.com/serathepregnancycompany?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== https://www.linkedin.com/company/sera-prognostics BIRTH EDUCATION: Join The Birth Lounge here for judgment-free childbirth education that prepares you for an informed birth and how to confidently navigate hospital policy to have a trauma-free labor experience!   Download The Birth Lounge App for birth & postpartum prep delivered straight to your phone!   LINKS MENTIONED: Websites: Sera | The Pregnancy Company PreTRM® Premature Birth Risk Blood Test from Sera March of Dimes Report Card CDC NYU article about racial disparities in pre-term birth rates What is causing the rise in pre-term birth?   Diagnostics: AVERT Trial Press Release: Sera PreTRM® Test Prevention Strategy Demonstrates 18% Reduction in Severe Neonatal Morbidity and Mortality in Newly Published AVERT Trial | Sera   AVERT Trial Data: https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4418/14/14/1462

CAP Chat Live! HOST :Josh Tyler & Tyler Tomlinson GUEST: Zhenya Dontsov: Ukraine Rush This conversation explores the profound impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on the football culture, particularly focusing on how it serves as a vital outlet for children amidst the chaos. Zhenya shares personal experiences of coaching under the threat of missile attacks, the psychological effects on children, and the importance of maintaining a semblance of normalcy through sports. The discussion also touches on the aspirations of young players and the potential for global partnerships to foster hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

Inspired by the images she saw in the media, Mildred Zdziebkowski (Mildred Z) went to the Polish-Ukrainian border when Russia invaded Ukraine. After seeing the courageous and resilient people their, Mildred began to create a docuseries featuring some of the moving stories she encountered. For example, she met a British soldier who dedicated to saving animals left behind after the Russian invasion. She also met Chef Zhenya who provides the front lines of the war effort with thousands of meals per day. Listen to this episode to find out more about their stories and Mildred's experiences in a hot warzone. You'll also hear how you can contribute to some of their causes as well.

What's life like in Kursk, following Ukraine's cross-border offensive?We hear from Zhenya, a Kursk resident, who gives us a rare glimpse into life in the region since the Ukrainian incursion began.And the defence expert Matthew Savill from the Royal United Services Institute is in the studio to answer your listener questions. What's Kursk like? How long can Ukraine feasibly hold it? And is a Russian nuclear response on the cards?Today's episode is presented by Lucy Hockings and Vitaly Shevchenko.The producers were Arsenii Sokolov, Cordelia Hemming, Elliot Ryder and Hatty Nash. The technical producer was Mike Regaard. The series producer is Tim Walklate. The senior news editor is Richard Fenton-Smith.Email Ukrainecast@bbc.co.uk with your questions and comments. You can also send us a message or voice note via WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram to +44 330 1239480You can join the Ukrainecast discussion on Newscast's Discord server here: tinyurl.com/ukrainecastdiscord

Oekraïne draait door: maar hoe? Geert Jan is in Charkiv, waar hij zich vergaapt aan muurschilderingen. Ondanks 2,5 jaar oorlog houdt Oekraïne nog steeds het hoofd boven water. Maar de problemen nemen toe. Van kapotte ziekenhuizen tot corruptie en van hoge energiekosten tot dobberende en aangespoelde zeemijnen. Geert Jan Hahn is in Oekraïne. Hij reist mee in het kielzog van de Nederlandse humanitaire ondernemer Jeroen Ketting, en bericht over de harde werkelijkheid. Hoe gaat Oekraïne om met al die uitdagingen? En wat voor hulp is welkom? Vandaag loopt Geert Jan over Soemska-straat, één van de belangrijkste wegen die de miljoenenstad Charkiv doorkruist. Geert Jan raakt aan de praat met kunstenaar Zhenya, één van de vele 'vogelschilderaars'. Waarom zijn er zo veel muurschilderingen in Charkiv? En waarom is Zhenya, na eerder te zijn weggegaan, weer teruggekeerd naar Charkiv? De foto's van de streetart kan je hier zien. Hosts: Geert Jan Hahn Floris AkkermanGost: Zhenya Doroshenko Muziek: Ty Knopka - Spiv Brativ Lees ook: Met de dood op de hielen kleuren kunstenaars in Charkiv het levenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I sat down with my friend Zhenya to recap her difficult yet powerful journey through becoming a mom and the loss of her two children.

Ever wondered what it takes to jump back into competitive swimming after years away from the pool? Join us on today's episode of Torpedo Swimtalk Podcast for an inspiring conversation with Zhenya Mikulchik, a remarkable swimmer whose journey spans continents and decades. From her early days in Siberia to her collegiate achievements at the University of Calgary, and now making waves in Australia, Zhenya's story is one of resilience and passion. She shares how a playful challenge with her son reignited her competitive spirit, leading to impressive performances at the World Masters in Fukuoka and Doha. In this episode, we dive deep into the nuances of backstroke racing with Zhenya, exploring everything from stroke rate maintenance to the art of underwater dolphin kicks. Zhenya offers her expert insights on the evolution of the game-changing impact of new starting ledges. Discover her mental strategies for sustaining speed and technique when fatigue sets in, along with her approach to managing pre-race nerves. Whether you're a seasoned swimmer or new to the sport, Zhenya's tips and techniques are invaluable.Balancing training and life responsibilities is no small feat, and Zhenya provides a candid look at how she manages to excel in both arenas. From her diverse training regimen with the Brunswick Belugas Masters Club to her recent experiences at the Masters Nationals in Darwin, Zhenya highlights the importance of personal progress and community spirit in swimming. Tune in to hear her touching reflections on the joy that comes from competing and connecting with fellow swimmers worldwide. Get ready to be inspired to pursue your passions with unwavering enthusiasm.You can connect with Torpedo Swimtalk:WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeSign up for our NewsletterLeave us a reviewTorpedo Swimtalk is sponsored by AMANZI SWIMWEAR#swim #swimmer #swimming #mastersswimmer #mastersswimmers #mastersswimming #openwaterswimmer #openwaterswimmers #openwaterswimming #swimminglover #swimmingpodcast #mastersswimmingpodcast #torpedoswimtalkpodcast #torpedoswimtalk #tstquicksplashpodcast #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #swimmersofinstagram #swimlife #swimfit #ageisjustanumber #health #notdoneyet

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"Rushnyk" and "In The Future We're Living On" both written and performed by Zhenya Yevtushenko. One of the sons of the late poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Zhenya might be the only poet to have performed at The Library of Congress and Mercury Lounge. His work has been published in The Guardian, Right Hand Pointing, failbetter, The Tulsa Review, and was nominated by eMerge Magazine for the Pushcart Prize. Together with Torres Fine Art, he is finishing a three-part collaborative ekphrasis project “Empire of Missed Chances” examining the limitations and definitions of gender identity - visit torresfineart.com/emc-store for more information. He owes his inspiration to his mother, brothers, and the love of his life, Olivia. "pantoum of pain" and "am i not one of yours?" both written and performed by Bailey Rodfield. Additional music "Space Jazz" and "Love Song" by Kevin McCleod of Incompetech. "silver lining crapshoot" and "life isn't that bad", the music performed in today's show, can both be found at https://lifeisnt.bandcamp.com/ . Support the artist by downloading them at whatever price you think is fair! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/litb/support

About Zhenya Rozinskiy and Mirigos: Dynamic, accomplished, and results-oriented business technology leader with 20+ years of technology management experience spanning the entire product/software development lifecycle. Recognized for leading the execution of technology solutions to advance the company's competitive position, increase growth and usability, improve user experience, remove complexity, and exceed client expectations. We streamline staff augmentation for your business, enabling seamless talent integration and a competitive advantage in the digital landscape. Our unique augmentation model addresses the common challenges associated with outsourcing. We provide the access to exceptional global talent that integrates seamlessly into your existing team, effectively functioning as in-house employees. Let Mirigos empower your business with top-notch talent and handle all the administrative intricacies, leaving you free to focus on what matters most – your business. At Mirigos, our philosophy is straightforward – global IT talent recruitment should be hassle-free. With our CEO and founder's extensive experience in executive roles within engineering companies spanning over 20 years, we understand the challenges associated with hiring locally or outsourcing and the impact on control and employee loyalty. Upon successfully implementing his staff augmentation strategy within his own teams, the concept of Mirigos took shape.

In this week's episode of Eight Ounce (8oz) The Podcast we have on a Documentary Filmmaker, Cook and Letterboxd enthusiast Zhenya Townley. Our featured coffee today is Kawa Coffee from Paris, France! Join us as we chat it up about the Oscars, Film Twitter, City life and last minute trips to Paris and more... Follow us : Instagram - @eightounce.podcast

BONUS: Achieving Agility and Exploring the Product Owner's Impact in DevOps with Zhenya Balyasin   We start this episode by highlighting the challenges that Product Owners (POs) face when working with DevOps teams. Zhenya explains that DevOps work is unique and comes with a variety of incoming tasks and requests on a daily basis. Additionally, DevOps teams also require time to invest in improving their operations, which adds to the workload. The constant interruptions and chaotic nature of the work make it challenging for the PO to manage effectively. Unlike traditional backlogs where POs are used to prioritize tasks, in DevOps teams, the backlog may not always be the main focus. Zhenya identifies a common anti-pattern where DevOps teams have a strong willingness to help others, which can further complicate the role of the PO. From Chaos to Clarity: Addressing Anti-Patterns in DevOps Workflows Zhenya identifies several common anti-patterns that she has observed in DevOps teams. One anti-pattern is the resistance from the team to have their work organized by the Product Owner (PO) when they were already functioning without that role. Another anti-pattern is the team's excessive focus on maintenance tasks rather than prioritizing the development of the product itself. The lack of clarity in identifying the products among the various types of work received is also a common anti-pattern.   Zhenya emphasizes the importance of defining the product or service for the teams and establishing a clear roadmap. She suggests discussing the product development process and the role it plays within the team. It is crucial to involve the team in these discussions rather than imposing processes on them without consultation.   Zhenya also highlights the need for effective communication and collaboration with the team. Merely presenting a process without prior discussion and understanding of the team's dynamics and self-identity can lead to resistance. Instead, she recommends discussing process-related matters with the team beforehand. Customer-Centric DevOps: How the PO Role Revolutionized a DevOps' Team In this segment, Zhenya discusses how she changed her own work and the dynamics of the team after the Product Owner (PO) role was introduced to the DevOps team. She initially encountered an anti-pattern where the team seemed resistant to accepting the perspective and needs of the customers.   To address this challenge, Zhenya offers a couple of tips. First, she suggests initiating a discussion within the team to clarify who the customer is and how they are being served. This helps align the team's understanding and focus on meeting customer needs.   Additionally, Zhenya recommends conducting interviews with customer teams or the company itself. These interviews provide valuable insights and highlight the differences in expectations between the DevOps team and the customer's requirements. By understanding these differences, the team can adjust their approach and ensure their work aligns with the customer's needs.   By implementing these tips, Zhenya was able to foster a better understanding of the customer's viewpoint within the team, leading to improved collaboration and a more customer-centric approach to their work. People-Centric Change: Zhenya's Key Insights for Driving Transformation in Teams Zhenya shares her approach to facilitating change within the team. She emphasizes the importance of change management and highlights the Unfreeze-Change-Refreeze model. Zhenya advises breaking down the steps of change into smaller, manageable tasks while consistently communicating the value behind each step. She encourages the use of data to measure progress and guide decision-making.  Additionally, Zhenya underscores the significance of focusing on the people involved in the change process. She suggests investing time in conversations to understand individual perspectives and values. Zhenya also recommends introducing the Product Owner (PO) role gradually, addressing questions and concerns, and being mindful of the potential impact of introducing multiple changes simultaneously. Building strong relationships with the team is seen as essential in driving successful change. Preparing for Change: How Scrum Masters Can Assist Product Owners in DevOps teams In this segment, Zhenya discusses the support she expects from Scrum Masters in helping Product Owners in similar situations. She advises Scrum Masters to proactively prepare the team for the upcoming changes even before the PO joins the team. Zhenya suggests working collaboratively with the PO, Scrum Master / Agile Coach, and team lead to define a clear strategy for the team. She highlights that the PO can also assist the Scrum Master/Agile Coach in this process by providing inputs such as the roadmap, OKRs (Objectives and Key Results), and defining the team's mission. Zhenya emphasizes the importance of redefining the team's identity to facilitate and embrace the desired change. She encourages close collaboration between the Scrum Master/Agile coach, PO, and team lead to drive successful transformation. Enhance Your Change Management Skills: Zhenya's Top Resource Picks Zhenya recommends further reading and resources related to the topic of change management. She mentions the Lewin Change Management model as a valuable resource to explore. Additionally, Zhenya suggests subscribing to the newsletter of Rob Lambert from Cultivated Management, who provides insightful content and potentially offers workshops on the subject. Another newsletter recommendation is Patrick Kua's level up newsletter.   About Zhenya (Evgeniia) Balyasin Evgeniia, commonly known as Zhenya, is an experienced professional who collaborates closely with DevOps Engineers, assuming the crucial roles of Product Owner and Product Manager. With a strong background in agile software development, Zhenya brings her expertise to drive product strategies, prioritize backlog items, and ensure seamless coordination between development and operations teams. Her insightful approach and deep understanding of the DevOps landscape contribute to successful product delivery and continuous improvement. You can link with Zhenya (Evgeniia) Balyasin on LinkedIn.

Joining Nadia on this episode of The DEI Discussions is Zhenya Winter, Head of Global Marketing for Financial Messaging at Bottomline Technologies.In this episode, Zhenya shares her expertise in financial messaging—a critical component that encompasses payments, connectivity, messaging, and orchestration. She plays a pivotal role in ensuring smooth and efficient transactions for businesses and customers alike.Whether it's promoting women in leadership positions or championing the success of her team members, she strives to be a collaborative leader who supports and empowers her colleagues.Zhenya passionately advocates breaking the silence around menopause. She emphasises the significance of education and awareness for both women and men in the workplace, aiming to foster inclusive and supportive workplaces.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit widerlenspod.substack.comIn this bonus conversation, Zhenya sheds some new light on the Christine Jorgensen story along with some eye-opening research and data from a man named Hamburger. Hamburger's paper can be accessed here: https://academic.oup.com/ejendo/artic...

In this episode, Sasha and Stella sit down with Zhenya Abbruzzese, a healthcare researcher, analyst, and the author of several widely read peer-reviewed publications about pediatric gender medicine. Zhenya Abbruzzese papers include “The Myth of Reliable Research in Pediatric Gender Medicine,” “Reconsidering Informed Consent for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults,” and most recently, “Current Concerns About Gender-Affirming Therapy in Adolescents.” She works with several healthcare organizations, including the Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine (SEGM), an international non-profit organization that aims to raise the bar of the quality of evidence in gender medicine, with a specific focus on children and young people. Previously, Zhenya led analytics efforts for a major insurer to identify low-value care and overuse of invasive and non-beneficial interventions. She also developed and led a venture-backed healthcare startup to help patients with medically-unexplained symptoms and health anxiety. A lifelong Democrat and supporter of progressive causes, Zhenya became alarmed when she saw the civil rights argument misused to justify the rapid proliferation and administration of highly invasive “gender-affirming” interventions to children and adolescents despite quality evidence supporting their use. During their conversation, Zhenya, Stella, and Sasha explore the origins of the Dutch Protocol and dive deep into Zhenya's insights into pediatric gender medicine, as well as her experience working with insurance companies. Zhenya takes great care to point out that in addition to considering the cultural components impacting the current gender discourse, it's necessary to explore the psychological piece as well. But in addition to that, the involvement of medical organizations like the APA and the American healthcare establishment as a whole all play key roles not only in what is happening in gender medicine but how it's happening to such extremes.Links:SEGM:https://segm.org/ Papers by Zhenya AbbruzzeseThe Myth of Reliable Research in Pediatric Gender MedicineReconsidering Informed Consent for Children, Adolescents, and Young AdultsCurrent Concerns About Gender-Affirming Therapy in AdolescentsMethodological Bias (funny meme):https://www.reddit.com/r/mathmemes/comments/uoc3zq/interesting_survey/ If you liked this episode, more episodes you might find interesting:The Dutch Studies PlaylistWe have done a number of episodes about the "Dutch Protocol" which precipitated the surge in youth gender transition. There are many things about the Dutch research that have been misinterpreted and misapplied in various medical settings. Here are all the episodes we've done so far where we dig deeper into the studies that started it all.

In this episode we are joined by the talented Tina Marie Serra, Salim Fadhley, Zhenya Armazov and Johanna Gustin, at Podfest Berlin with a live studio audience!The nightmare story of someone's morning routine, the phanton rain from trees in Berlin and the time Zhenya swindled a child for a game of Jenga are turned into hilarious improv skits with the sisters Hildie and Hilda, two sneaky sorceresses, a new improv podcast called What The Aphid and the turbulant tale of a family and their prized collection of boardgames. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Hosted by Julia Joubert with production help from Jill Beytin. Thank you to Podfest Berlin and Selina Mitte for having us! Thanks again to Tom Evans of Particle Sound for the theme song and to Hindenburg for their support. You can catch Tina as part of the musical theatre company Kaleidoscope. Follow Johanna at @worstofthymes find Sal and his London shows over at @salimfadhley and Zhenya at @zh_for_zhendetta

Welcome to the Senior Stories Podcast Series at New Covenant School. Each week, you'll hear from a different senior sharing their stories and experiences at NCS.  This week, we hear from Zhenya Truman.    A new Senior Story drops every Tuesday morning. 

In this bonus episode, Nick Cady speaks with Zhenya Chekushkin, the leader of the Calvary Chapel network of churches in Ukraine. Calvary Chapel has had a presence in Ukraine since the early 1990's, and currently has around 20 churches in different cities throughout the country. Recently a group of CGN leaders travelled to Western Ukraine to encourage those in the Calvary network who have been ministering to others in their country since the full scale invasion in February 2022. This retreat provided an opportunity to recharge physically and spiritually. In this episode, Zhenya shares about some of the ways Calvary Chapel churches have been serving people, and how God has been working, even in the midst of these difficult circumstances. We'd love to hear feedback from you on these episodes. You can email us at CGN@calvarychapel.com

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In today's episode, Behrouz, Alex, Ronza, and Zhenya talkabout the idea of requiring a license for people to have children. They cover the history, implications, logistics, roadblocks, and, most importantly, the ethics of such an idea. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Like the podcast? Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more great tips and other useful content! LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

This week, Behrouz and Zhenya talk about the difference one word can make: "because". Whether in business or your personal life, telling people the "because" is essential. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Like the podcast? Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more great tips and other useful content! LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

This week, Behrouz and Zhenya talk about why you should be using Fiverr and Upwork, how to find the best people on the platforms, and what to avoid when dealing with freelancers. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Like the podcast? Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more great tips and other useful content! LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

Do you have a Russian Aunt that is your age? Well Rhianna does! Meet Zhenya, a Marketing Wizard residing in Austin, TX. The two discuss Zhenya's first time having sex, her experience with STI's, circumsised v. uncircumsised penis, Disney quotes in the bedroom, and Zhenya's 5 non negotiables for a future spouse. Join our Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/BottledupbitchesCheck out Rhianna's Blog "The Read Room" on our website!https://www.crookedbunnymedia.com/thereadroomTwitter: @Bottleduptalk@CrookedbunEmail us at: bottleduptalk@gmail.comInstagram:bottledupbitchescrookedbunnymedia

Oliver Jay (OJ) is one of the most successful sales leaders of the last decade. Most recently, OJ spent 6 years as CRO @ Asana and grew the team from 20 to over 450, becoming a master in sales onboarding in the process. Before Asana, OJ spent 4 years at Dropbox, where OJ was Head of APAC & LATAM. Jordan Van Horn is a Revenue Leader @ Monte Carlo. Prior to this role, Jordan spent 4 years at Segment as VP of Sales, leading a sales team of 50+ Account Executives. Before Segment, Jordan was at Dropbox for 4 years leading enterprise sales for Dropbox Business. Dannie Herzberg is a Partner @ Sequoia Capital and before Sequoia, Dannie spent 4 years at Slack as their Head of Enterprise Sales, growing the business from $100M – $1B in revenue. Before Slack, Dannie spent over 5 years at Hubspot building sales teams. Zhenya Loginov is the CRO @ Miro. At Miro, Zhenya runs the go-to-market team of 700+ people across. Prior to Miro, Zhenya was the COO @ Segment where he built and ran the global go-to-market team of 200+ people. Pre-Segment, Zhenya led a 100-person team at Dropbox across different functional areas. Lauren Schwartz is VP of Enterprise Sales at Fivetran, where she has scaled the team to nearly 100, while more than tripling enterprise revenues. Previously, Lauren spent close to 4 years at Segment where she started as the first female AE and ultimately built and led sales teams in enterprise and growth. Kyle Parrish is VP Sales @ Figma, where he built the sales engine from scratch to today, with over 100 in sales. Before Figma, Kyle spent over 5 years at Dropbox in numerous different roles including Head of Sales, and Global Partnerships lead, responsible for growing Dropbox's partner ecosystem. In Todays Episode on Sales Onboarding We Discuss: 1.) How should the onboarding process for all new sales reps be structured? 2.) How should the onboarding process for a new sales leader be structured? 3.) What specific things can leaders do to set both reps and leaders best up for success? 4.) What are the single biggest red flags in the first 30 days that a rep is not going to work out? 5.) What tools and software can be used to improve this process of ramping new reps?

In today's episode, Behrouz and Zhenya talk about their experiences moving to the West as teenagers and discuss what surprised them, both good and bad, when they arrived there. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Like the podcast? Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more great tips and other useful content! LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

Wasatch Crest facility approved with changes, appeal still possible (03:04)Brighton Resort is set to open Friday morning (05:01)Avian flu takes a toll on Utah turkey farms (06:07) Summit County Council Member Chris Robinson recaps Wednesday's meeting. (08:21) Park City resident Allison Dittmer and Ukrainian couple Olena and Zhenya talk about the refugee process and how the community can help settle the couple. (22:53)Utah Avalanche Center Forecaster Drew Hardesty has an early season preview of the coming winter and the risk of avalanche with the new snow. (35:46) Summit County ballot counting continues, some races already decided (47:16)

This episode reintroduces the Sam Reads Near Death Experiences Podcast, sharing in full its most recent episode. To listen and keep up to date with new episodes of SRNDE, please subscribe here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sam-reads-near-death-experiences/id1563125041 Website: www.decodingdeathpodcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/decodingdeathpodcast Instagram: @samrstuder Email: decodingdeathpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/decodingdeath/support

In this episode, Behrouz and Zhenya share their experiences with hiring and why there is one hiring tool they swear by to make sure every applicant meets every qualification and they also talk about the three things (or maybe four things?) they learn from this tool about each applicant. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Subscribe to my other channels below:    LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

In today's episode, Behrouz, Zhenya, Lindsay, Shannon, and Lulu discuss how we hire and why the majority of our colleagues are women. They also dissect the myths related to gender norms that often lead to bias in a workplace. If you have a business doing $1M+/year and want me to help you scale it to $50M+/year, go here: https://entrepreneurcorner.com/ Subscribe to my other channels below:    LinkedIn: behrouz-moemeni Twitter: BMoemeni YouTube: Behrouz Moemeni TikTok: @behrouzmoemeni Instagram: @behrouzmoemeni

This episode reads and explores Zhenya's NDE, which can be found here: https://www.nderf.org/Experiences/1zhenya_t_nde.html Website: www.decodingdeathpodcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/decodingdeathpodcast Instagram: @samrstuder Email: samreadsneardeathexperiences@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-reads-near-death-experiences/support

At 3:40am on February 24, 2022 Russian troops backed by missile attacks, air support and tanks invaded the nation of Ukraine. The result has been the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War 2 as almost 8 million Ukrainians have been displaced, food shortages have hit areas around the world, tens of thousands on both sides of the conflict have died. Today on Brave Men the pastor for many years of one of Ukraine's most significant churches, Zhenya Kasevich. His insight and background on the church of Ukraine is enlightening. His hope for Ukraine is encouraging. His faith unwavering. To assist our friends in Ukraine CMN has launched a new Ukrainian translation of Never Quit, a powerful word on faith in the midst of crisis. Translated by a crew under constant risk in Ukraine this new book is online now and is free. Go to CMN.men and click on ‘Resources'.

2022年2月24的開始的那一場戰爭，改變了烏克蘭，改變了整個歐洲，當然免不了的，也改變了戰線另一端的那個國家：俄羅斯聯邦。 關於戰爭中的俄羅斯，媒體讓我們看到的較多是克里姆林宮裡的老謀深算，但住在俄羅斯的平民老百姓，對於戰爭的開啟又是怎麼想的呢？半年過去了，西方國家使出的經濟制裁連續技，如何影響著俄羅斯人的日常生活？那些反對戰爭的俄羅斯人，又是如何面對這場還看不到盡頭的戰事？ 本集的來賓卡嘉，以莫斯科日常生活的視角出發，和我們分享2月24日前後莫斯科的第一手觀察，以及半年之後的今天情勢有了怎樣的轉變。除了戰爭期間的平民視角之外，卡嘉也會以旅俄六年的經歷，和我們聊聊莫斯科這座城市，以及居住在那裡的人們——原來俄羅斯人其實非常溫暖熱情、重視關係和儀式感？現在哪些生活細節中，還能見到蘇聯的痕跡？在下班或放假狀態的他們，又是用什麼方式充電？ 這集和我們一起前往莫斯科，搭上長長的電扶梯前往深處的地鐵車站，聽聽這座城市的聲響，並且感受在克里姆林宮以外，俄羅斯人那真實而溫暖的一面吧！ 勘誤 (00:39:21) 閏年的修正幅度應為：每400年少閏3天，也就是說2000年為閏年，但2100、2200、2300年非閏年，依此類推。 (00:48:47) 俄羅斯芭蕾舞團在台灣確診發生時間應為2020年12月。 莫斯科七姊妹 位於俄羅斯莫斯科的一系列史達林式建築，結合了巴洛克式和哥德式的建築風格，與美國1930年代摩天樓的建築技術（取自維基百科）。 莫斯科國立大學主樓 (1953) Главное здание МГУ на Воробьёвых горах 藝術家公寓 (1952) Жилой дом на Котельнической набережной 庫德林廣場大樓 (1954) Жилой дом на Кудринской площади 莫斯科列寧格勒希爾頓酒店 (1954) Гостиница «Ленинградская» 烏克蘭酒店 (1953) Гостиница «Украина» 俄羅斯外交部大樓 (1953) Здание Министерства иностранных дел 重工業部紅門大樓 (1952) Административно-жилое здание возле «Красных ворот» 俄羅斯重要假期列表 1/1 新年假期 Новый год 1/7 東正教聖誕節 Рождество Христово 新年的嚴寒老人與雪姑娘，年底就會出來發送禮物，直到新年結束 2/23 祖國保衛者日 День защитника Отечества （蘇聯時期為建軍節，或稱男人節） 復活節前8週 謝肉節 Ма́сленица （送冬節）* 東正教大齋期（Lent）之前的節日，由於大齋期間不得吃肉，因此這天是向肉暫時告別的日子。 3/8 國際婦女節 4月初至5月初之間 東正教復活節* 5/1 春天和勞動節 5/9 勝利日 День Победы （蘇聯為衛國戰爭勝利紀念日） 特維爾大街有閱兵遊行，可至勝利公園像穿軍服帶勳章的二戰英雄獻花致意，晚上可以看煙火秀。 6/12 俄羅斯日 День России （1992年俄羅斯聯邦主權宣言日） 8/22 國旗日 11/3-4 團結日 День народного единства *表示非法定假期 俄羅斯聖誕節人物 俄羅斯版本的聖誕老人/聖尼古拉斯：嚴寒老人 Ded Moroz 也作霜老人、新年老人、雪老人，是俄羅斯民間傳說中類似聖誕老人和聖尼古拉的角色。他身著藍色大衣，頭戴俄羅斯傳統貴族帽，新年時與孫女雪姑娘乘坐馬車前往各地巡遊，為孩子送去禮物與祝福（取自維基百科）。 嚴寒老人的孫女：雪姑娘 Snegurochka 嚴寒老人/新年老人/新年爺爺的孫女及助手，形象不僅出現在俄羅斯民間儀式中，在俄羅斯的口頭文學創作中也以民間童話中提到的：「用雪堆造，並且復活」的形象呈現（取自維基百科）。 俄羅斯人必看的蘇聯賀歲電影：《命運的捉弄》（The Irony of Fate，1976） 蘇聯史上最成功的愛情喜劇片之一，至今仍然是俄羅斯人除夕夜必看的電影，描述住在莫斯科的主角Zhenya，在除夕夜酒酣耳熱之際被朋友送往列寧格勒（今聖彼得堡），走入和自己莫斯科住所一樣的門牌號碼，結果和列寧格勒的女主角Nadya陰錯陽差發展出愛情的故事。 蘇聯搖滾傳奇：維克多．崔，Kino樂團團長（Ви́ктор Ро́бертович Цой，1962-1990） 朝鮮裔俄羅斯人，生於列寧格勒，在蘇聯不歡迎搖滾樂的年代開始創作，是蘇聯的搖滾先鋒，後來成立了電影樂團（Kino），在蘇聯境內廣為人知。適逢戈巴契夫執政時期，境內的言論自由開始放寬，Kino透過音樂對時勢進行批判，鼓舞了許多蘇聯境內期待改革的年輕人，也聲名大噪到海外。1990年8月15日，因車禍早逝於拉脫維亞，但其影響力至今歷久不衰。 俄羅斯金環 莫斯科附近可當日來回的8座中世紀古城，是熱門的近郊小旅行路線。 圖片取自RusMania

Shownotes: This week, Matt and Cameron get a little over halfway into Grossman's Stalingrad, covering more themes from the homefront - spending more time with Pavel Andreyev the factory worker and Marusya Shaposhnikova, organizational investigator. Learn a little more about the place of art in the USSR and how every unhappy family is unlike in their own way in Part 5 of our series on Stalingrad. Grab your thoughts on the two truths, sit down, and tune in! Major themes: Cement 2: Grossman Boogaloo, Soviet HR, Zhenya's Untrue Art See our book list here! 01:09 - I forgot the funniest part of this story which was when we turned on the local radio station and the announcer said, “We have a great diversity of music on this station, just like the great diversity of….Grateful Dead fans out here,” before launching into a Grateful Dead song. Truly iconic. 01:28 - The town name is actually Whiskeytown, my mistake. 01:30 - Also Coffee Creek. The music used in this episode was “soviet march,” by Toasted Tomatoes. You can find more of their work on Bandcamp and Youtube. Follow us on Instagram, check out our website, if you're so inclined, check out our Patreon!

As war rages in Ukraine, God continues working powerfully through His people. Ukrainian refugee Zheyna tells his story of God's provision and protection in unexpected ways (along with Katie Green from Nikopol Evangelism). Support the church in Ukraine here: https://www.facebook.com/Nikopol-Evangelism-182218741809512/

Today we deconstruct the canonical question in early-stage sales. Does the founder need to create the sales playbook? Then secondly, if not, should the first sales hires be reps or a sales leader? Today we are joined by 7 of the best sales leaders to share their thoughts. Jordan Van Horn is a Revenue Leader @ Montecarlo. Previously Jordan spent 4 years with Segment and before that spent another 4 years at Dropbox. Oliver Jay (OJ) most recently spent 6 years at Asana where he was hired as the company's first revenue leader. Before Asana, OJ spent 4 years at Dropbox where he scaled the sales team from 0 to 50 while tripling ARR. Dannie Herzberg is a Partner @ Sequoia Capital and previously spent 4 years at Slack as their Head of Enterprise Sales. Before Slack, Dannie spent 5 years at Hubspot building sales, opening an SF office, and then joining product to launch CRM & platform. Zhenya Loginov is the CRO @ Miro, where he runs the go-to-market team of 700+ people across 11 global offices. Prior to Miro, Zhenya was the COO @ Segment. Finally, before Segment, Zhenya led a 100-person team at Dropbox across numerous different functional areas. Kyle Parrish is VP Sales @ Figma, where he has scaled the sales team from 0 to over 100 people in sales. Before Figma, Kyle spent over 5 years at Dropbox in numerous different roles including Head of Sales, where he scaled the Austin, Texas office from 3 to over 80 people. Sam Taylor is the VP of Sales and Customer Success @ Loom, at Loom Sam leads Revenue Org including: Direct Sales, Customer Success, Self-Serve Revenue Growth/Assist. Prior to Loom, Sam spent over 4 years at Salesforce, following their acquisition of Quip, where he was the first sales leader. Before Salesforce and Quip, Sam spent over 3 years at Dropbox as a mid-market sales leader. Jeanne DeWitt Grosser is Head of Americas Revenue & Growth @ Stripe. Pre-Stripe, Jeanne was CRO @ Dialpad and also spent many years at Google in numerous different roles including most recently as Director of GSuite SMB & Mid-Market Sales, North America and LATAM. Mitch Tarica is Head of North America Sales at Zoom Video Communications. Before Zoom, Mitch spent over 5 years at RingCentral and before RingCentral, Mitch was at Oracle for over 7 years in numerous different sales roles. In Today's Discussion on Sales Playbooks We Learn: 1.) What is the right definition for a "sales playbook"? 2.) When is the right time to change your "sales playbook"? 3.) What are the biggest mistakes or misnomers made around the "sales playbook"? 4.) Should the founder be the one to create the first sales playbook or can it be a sales leader? 5.) When is the right time for founders to hire their first sales leaders? 6.) For the first sales hire, should founders hire sales reps or a sales leader? 7.) When should you hire a rep vs a sales leader? What are the nuances?

In this episode, we chat to Ukrainian artist Zhenya Oliinyk about her life and work. In the interview, Zhenya talks about how art provides a platform in which she expresses herself and her experience of living in a country under attack. She also describes her decision to stop speaking Russian altogether, and the “internalised Ukrainophobia” she and her peers overcome through language.Zhenya Oliinyk is an illustrator and cartoonist from Kyiv, Ukraine. She's also a former journalist and a cultural critic. Whatever her occupation is, Zhenya mostly works with human rights related topics. Ever since Russian full-scale invasion in Ukraine in February, he's been creating graphic stories about her experience of living in a country under attack.If you are enjoying The Art Persists Podcast, please FOLLOW, RATE, and SHARE. Only with your help can these stories be heard.Find out more about Zhenya's work here: https://zhenyaoliinyk.com/And follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/evilpinkpics/

The rise and fall of Zhenya Zvetnenko is another cautionary tale in WA's long history of entrepreneurs who've flown too close to the sun, and got burnt.  You've got Alan Bond and the WA Inc debacle, Laurie Connell, and on a much lower scale… Sam Barnett.  These were all businessmen who got rich fast, and were only too happy to show off their wealth.  But, behind all the glitz and glamour was another side - a side they hid from the public.  And that side was not all lamborghinis and private jets.  It involved jilted investors - or in Zhenya's case - innocent people who were scammed, and millions of dollars were lost.  Authorities estimate hundreds of millions of dollars were illegally pocketed. on the back of Zhenya's auto-subscription mobile phone scam that charged unwitting customers $10 a month for SMS messages they didn't ask for, and didn't know about.  And all the while this was happening, Zhenya was showboating around Perth in his fancy cars, and posing for photos in his big mansion.  In hindsight, it had all the hallmarks of every other dodgy operator who tried so hard to look successful, when really they were just a crook.  But now Zhenya sits in an American jail, awaiting the decision of the judge on what punishment he'll receive for crimes.  The US prosecutors want him behind bars for nine years.  Now, none of this is going to stop the next Zhenya from dominating the Perth social scene.   For whatever reason, we just love to put these people up on a pedastal.  But maybe looking at the story of Zhenya will help us spot the next big WA scumbag.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zhenya Loginov is the CRO @ Miro, the leading visual collaboration platform that helps bring teams together and meaningfully improves the way people work. At Miro, I run the go-to-market team of 700+ people across 11 global offices. Prior to Miro, Zhenya was the COO @ Segment where he built and ran the global go-to-market team of 200+ people, expanded the product-market fit into the Enterprise and grew revenue 6x, leading to their acquisition by Twilio for $3.2Bn. Finally, before Segment, Zhenya led a 100-person team at Dropbox across numerous different functional areas. In Today's Episode with Zhenya Loginov You Will Learn: 1.) Entry into Sales as an Outsider: How Zhenya made his way into sales as an outsider and came to be one of the most powerful revenue leaders today with Miro? What are 1-2 of the biggest takeaways for Zhenya from his time at Segment and Dropbox? How did they impact his mindset today? Why did Dropbox not win the enterprise when they had the chance? What mistakes did they make? 2.) The Sales Playbook: What, Why and How: What does "the sales playbook mean to Zhenya? Does the founder need to be the one to create the sales playbook? What are the signs that the founders needs to bring in their first sales hire? Should this sales hire be a sales leader or more junior sales rep? Is is possible to run a PLG and enterprise sales motion at the same time in the early days of the company? What do many founders misunderstand when contemplating adopting an enterprise sales strategy? 3.) Hiring the Team: How does Zhenya structure the interview process for new sales hires? Zhenya spends 5 hours with each candidate, what does he look to get out of each meeting? How does Zhenya break down the criteria for what he wants to see? What are some examples of this? How does Zhenya test to determine if the candidate has these criteria? What questions does he find to be most revealing? Why does Zhenya find case studies to not be useful? How does Zhenya use interview panels to ensure he makes the right hiring decision? Who is on the panel? At what stage do they meet the candidate? How does Zhenya like to use the panel? 4.) Laying the Groundwork: The Onboarding Process: What is the right way to structure the onboarding process for all new sales hires? What are some early signs that a new sales hire is not working? What can sales leaders do to ensure new reps get "early wins" on the board? What can leadership do to ensure the sales team has good cross-functional communication across the org? What works? What does not work? What are some of the biggest challenges of running a remote sales team?

Ah, the all-important fork-in-the-road moment: choosing a go-to-market motion. To settle the debate once and for all, we brought on Zhenya Loginov, CRO of Miro. He's seen GTM motions in action at Dropbox, Segment, and Miro. And has just the perspective you need to get this major decision right. In this episode of Reveal, Zhenya talks through how leaders should think about engineering and product, the important choice between a PLG and enterprise sales motion, and creating incentives to hire the absolute best talent.Join us for the Celebrate Reality Roadshow! https://gongh.it/celebrate-roadshow22-virtual

Ah, the all-important fork-in-the-road moment: choosing a go-to-market motion. To settle the debate once and for all, we brought on Zhenya Loginov, CRO of Miro. He's seen GTM motions in action at Dropbox, Segment, and Miro. And has just the perspective you need to get this major decision right. In this episode of Reveal, Zhenya talks through how leaders should think about engineering and product, the important choice between a PLG and enterprise sales motion, and creating incentives to hire the absolute best talent.Join us for the Celebrate Reality Roadshow! https://gongh.it/celebrate-roadshow22-virtual

Ken reads two poems by Zhenya Yevtushenko and three from Chera Hammons' 2020 book, “Maps of Injury”

Pastor Michael talks with Pastor Zhenya Chekushkin on location at Calvary Chapel Ternopil, Ukraine. Zhenya is one of the pastors at CC Ternopil and spends most of his time running a refugee center at the church building. Zhenya shares about the unique challenges they have faced since the war in Ukraine started and how literally overnight the church building and church body have become a center for refugees and relief supplies. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whitefieldschurch/support

Pastor Zhenya Kasevich believes the courage of the Ukraine people comes from the seeds in preaching the Gospel within the country. Listen as he shares the latest in this war with Russia and what is happening with the evacuations of the people. Pastor Zhenya Kasevich founded the Hillsong Church in Kyiv, Ukraine, and recognizes the potential for aid far into the future. Find out how you can help at Kasevich International. To give, go to https://christianlifemissions.org/project/help-christians-in-ukraine-through-the-ministries-we-partner-with/

Maalvika sits down with one of her all-time favorite educators, Zhenya. They talk about what the hell "authenticity" means -- in the form of owning your name, history, femininity, value systems (how to identify them and live by them), and affirmations. This conversation changed both of them for the better. I hope it resonates with you too!

As a service for people who are blind or printed disabled, the Niagara Radio Reading Service brings you news from Ukraine in the Ukrainian language. The reader is Zhenya Kessigner, a local student born and raised in Ukraine who moved to the US about two years ago.

Kim & Zhenya Solokov - Ukraine Update by Bill and Sandi Griffin