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In this episode David hosts Dr Rudi Kimmie to discuss the following themes: - Challenges of bureaucracy in education - Integrating the marketplace and academia for success - Fostering creativity and innovation through experiential learning - Prioritising sustainability in learning organisations Rudi is a consultant, academic, Director of the Dube Tradeport Aerotropolis, and former CEO of TSiBA Business School in Cape Town, South Africa. Visit our website Learningadvisory.com · Connect with us on LinkedIn

“Grant that I may not so much seek... to be understood, as to understand…” From the “Prayer of St. Francis”

"I think it is possible for ordinary people to choose to be extraordinary." -Elon Musk

This podcast episode is dedicated to Cultural Support Team members 1LT Ashley White (KIA 2011) and CPT Jenny Moreno (KIA 2013)In this compelling episode of Dog Tag Diaries, hosts Captain Dakota and Captain Kim sit down with Major Jess Yahn, to discuss a trailblazing time in military history. Join them to learn about the groundbreaking US Army Special Operations Command's Cultural Support Team (CST) program, which was pivotal in lifting the combat arms ban for women in 2015. Major Yahn shares gripping stories from her deployments, including a tense moment on an Afghan airfield and a unique ...

Cece Kintner on RevOps and Marketing and Sales Operations for Industrial Manufacturers - Industrial Growth Institute Podcast Episode # 21 with Ed Marsh Summary Cece Kintner, Director of Marketing and Sales Operations at TekStream Solutions, shares her insights on industrial marketing and sales, trade shows and events, and the evolution of buyer behaviors. Cece emphasizes the importance of understanding the changing role of buyers, the need for sales and marketing alignment, and the value of sales enablement. She also discusses: the impact of technology on marketing and salesimportance of ...

In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand podcast, I talk with Ben Guttmann.Ben’s a marketing and communications expert who’s on a mission to train leaders in effective connection through simplified messaging. Ben’s the former co-founder of Digital Natives Group, a professor at Baruch College, and the best-selling author of Simply Put: Why Clear Messages Win - and How to Design Them.Here’s what we discuss:Why simplified messaging is necessaryWhy your messages aren’t breaking through the noiseThe different roles of communication “senders” and “receivers”How empathy should ...

Astrologia e as previsões para o segundo semestre de 2024! com o CRT e a participação de VANESSA OLIVEIRA GOMES MACEDO CRT 50928

"Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less...titles don't have much value when it comes to leading. True leadership cannot be awarded, appointed, or assigned, it comes only from influence, and that cannot be mandated. It must be earned." - John C. Maxwell

Joy Nathan, Executive Director of the Texas Holocaust, Genocide, Antisemitism Advisory Commission, joins The5 to talk about Engaging State Organizations/Commissions for Support. Joy brings her immense experience working with groups across the state through partnerships, funding and more. Joy is a proven executive with a demonstrated track record of achieving results. A recognized leader in managing nonprofit and political organizations, and strong relationship builder with a focus on donor solicitation and strategic implementation. Joy has been the Executive Director of the THGAAC ...

Professor Rebecca Jones is joined by Sarah Leach and Aboodi Shabi on the fifth episode of our latest series of Coaching@Henley podcast, as they discuss and consider the topic of inclusion in coaching, with each of them sharing their personal stories. In this episode Rebecca Jones, Sarah Leach and Aboodi Shabi discuss their personal experiences of inclusion and the impact of not feeling included. The theme expands to the concept of self-awareness, ‘How I show up as a coach’, with a coaching mindset: curious, actively listening, cultivating trust and safety whilst demonstrating respect...

In this episode, listeners will learn about Kenya Connect's work to decrease unplanned teen pregnancy and gender-based violence through the Girl/Boy Empowerment Program, Parent Program and Advocacy Component. Tune in to hear how we are working to shift the culture of one that looks the other way to one that is helping girls and women stay safe.

The rule says that leaders should be making decisions when they have between 40-70% of the information needed. Make a decision with less than 40%, then you’re “shooting from the hip”. Wait until you have more than 70% of the information, and you’ve waited too long. You become indecisive and overwhelmed, and you stand to risk the productivity of your practice.

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I love Africa and I adore African fundraisers. Your passion, dedication, and tireless efforts to create positive change in your community is truly inspiring. You deserve to get the money you need. There are some things you need to understand about fundraising internationally, especially with Americans.There is sometimes a disconnect between you and your potential American supporters on social media and electronically.Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today CLICK HERESpecial price $5.00You can connect with David at www.davidoaks.net InstagramLinkedIn

We explore the essential skills needed for the future workforce, focusing on the advancements expected by 2050. From technological proficiency and data analysis to sustainability practices and emotional intelligence, discover how these skills will shape the future of work. Learn about the importance of continuous learning and adapting to new technologies to stay ahead in an ever-evolving world.To learn more, visit:https://humanerrorsolutions.com/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/ginette-collazo/

In this episode of the Throttle Up Leadership Podcast, Dr. John Dentico interviews Dr. Chad Prevost, an organizational consultant specializing in communication, leadership, and self-awareness. Dr. Prevost, a certified Enneagram professionalist, discusses how the Enneagram distinguishes itself from other typologies and its wide-ranging applications, from personal relationships to workplace settings. They delve into the importance of authenticity in leadership, the challenges of burnout in individuals and organizations, and the potential for transformative change through heightened ...

In this episode of Business Brain, we discussed how businesses can leverage their unique strengths as unfair competitive advantages. We shared examples and personal experiences to emphasize the importance of recognizing and maximizing these strengths to stand out in the market. Listeners were encouraged to reflect on their own businesses […] The post What is Your Unfair Advantage? Business Brain 569 appeared first on Business Brain - The Entrepreneurs' Podcast.

In this week's episode, Carol and Dan start by discussing Carol's new horse and her hatred of mosquitos. They chat about recent animal news, including a bear stealing a camera. Dan gives tips on what to do if you see a pet in a hot car, then they read a list of the most harmless animals. Carol answers a listener question about cats rubbing on legs, and Dan shares a newly discovered ant. They wrap up by promoting upcoming ARL events. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arlforloveofanimals

Conflicts are inevitable in the constantly changing business environment. But it’s what you do with conflict that matters. In this “Quick Take” episode, we discuss how leadership choices can enable you to turn conflicts into opportunities. Something you may not know about us is that our exposure to and training in martial arts have influencedRead More The post A Quick Take on Turning Conflicts Into Opportunities appeared first on Business Advancement.