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Valerie Jarrett is no stranger to the tough challenges nonprofit leaders face today. She is now head of the Obama Foundation, which is working to build an extensive library and community center in Chicago. From that perch she collaborates closely with leaders who pursue a wide range of social-change and economic development efforts. Jarrett built many of her leadership muscles decades ago, when she served as a key senior adviser to President Barack Obama through all eight years of his presidency. In the years since, she also served on many corporate and nonprofit boards.What she learned in ...

Entdecke in dieser Folge, wie Designerin Cornelia Weigle japanische Ästhetik mit Markenaufbau verbindet: Von meditativer Tuschmalerei über Bonsai-Philosophie bis zum authentischen Posting-Impuls, der ihr in sechs Wochen 8.000 Views bescherte. Erfahre, warum es wichtiger ist, die eigene Energie ins Design zu stecken, statt Trends hinterherzujagen, und beantworte mit uns die zentrale Frage: „In welcher Zeitschrift soll ein Artikel über dein Business erscheinen?“ Lass dich inspirieren, dein visuelles Storytelling zu schärfen und echte Ruhepol-Dynamik in der Online-Welt zu schaffen. ...

We’ve all had moments of doubt, feeling like we don’t truly belong or aren’t as capable as others think. This is often called imposter syndrome, but what if that’s not the real issue? In this episode of Management Muse, Cindi Baldi and Geoff Tumlin explore what’s really behind your fraudulent feelings and why the concept of impostor syndrome does more harm than good. They explain how confidence dips are often a normal part of learning and growth, not a personal flaw, and why thinking you have a syndrome can hold you back. Cindi and Geoff also discuss how workplace environments, ...

It’s the Marketing and Innovation Update for June, 2025. Entrepreneur, Podcaster, and now Franchisee Richard Snow shares an update on the IFA Franchise Ascension Initiative. Next, Sherry McNeil of the Canadian Franchise Association joins the podcast to wish all of you a Happy World Franchise Day! Today’s show is brought to you by Vendasta (https://www.linkedin.com/company/vendasta/), Franzy (https://www.linkedin.com/company/franzy/), Hughes (https://www.linkedin.com/company/hughesconnects/), and Thunderly (https://www.linkedin.com/company/thunderlymarketing/) ⚡ Special Guests: Richard ...

In this episode of the ASC Podcast with John Goehle, we cover the latest updates from the ASC industry, discuss recent ASC issues and survey experiences, provide an update on Fraud and Abuse investigations, discuss signage in shared spaces, review rules about transporting medications, and in our focus segment, discuss patient registration, patient privacy, rights and responsibilities, and posting requirements. This episode is sponsored by Surgical Information Systems, RFX Solutions, Medserve and Ambulatory Healthcare Strategies. Notes and Resources from this Episode: CMS Fraud ...

Host Mickey Desai speaks with Beverly Means, founder of Transitions Pet Care, and Jennifer McCormick, a dedicated volunteer with the organization. About Transitions Pet Care: A 100% volunteer-run nonprofit organization that helps pet owners facing health challenges keep their beloved animalsServices include free dog walking, litter box maintenance, veterinary care cost coverage, and temporary foster care for pets while owners are hospitalizedFounded in 2020 by Beverly Means after she contemplated who would care for her own pets during a health crisis Key Insights: The organization focuses on ...

If we are to survive the current and looming environmental and economic emergencies and grow communities in which we thrive, we need to be able to relate and work together across difference. In this episode, Carmen Spagnola teaches the building blocks for cultivating secure attachment—the ability to help ourselves and others feel safe, seen, secure, and soothed—even with people we’re most challenged by. About Carmen Spagnola: Carmen Spagnola is a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef turned trauma recovery practitioner, clinical hypnotherapist, and kitchen witch. She is author of Spells for the ...

This week, Andrew sits down with Harish Abbott, CEO and cofounder of Augment, the AI teammate for logistics. Harish says, “Logistics is broken,” and in this episode, he goes deep into just how broken, talking about the inefficient ways information is shared between numerous parties on any given shipment. He talks about how overwhelmed operators are by emails and manual processes, leading to costly inefficiencies, a lack of time for creative work, high turnover, and burnout. The former CEO and cofounder of Deliverr, which was acquired by Shopify for $2.1B in 2022, is setting out to change ...

In this episode we dive into landing your next job with powerful interview secrets. The ChallengeTransitioning from a senior scheduling role at a general contractor to an owner's position at a major tech company like Google can be daunting. Schedulers must not only demonstrate technical proficiency but also navigate the shift in perspective from contractor-focused to owner-centric scheduling. In this hypothetical challenge, Greg Lawton navigates an interview conducted by Micah Piippo, highlighting critical strategies schedulers must understand, such as managing stakeholders, adapting to ...

In this video explainer edition of The Freight Buyers’ Club, host Mike King brings you exclusive insights and expert interviews recorded at the 2025 ‘transport logistic’ and Air Cargo Europe event in Munich. In less than 15 minutes, we explore the key themes shaping global freight markets — including volatile rates, emerging risks, air cargo consolidation, and automation — all through the lens of top industry voices and companies. Featured Thought Leaders & Companies: Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO, Hapag-Lloyd David Shepherd, CEO, IAG Cargo Lars Karlsson, Global Head of Trade and Customs ...

HØRT: Når alt går ned – har du en plan? Når strømmen forsvinder. Serverne går ned. Mobilnettet ryger. Hvad så? I det tekniske erhvervsliv er vi vant til at rykke ud, når andre er i krise. Men hvad gør vi, når krisen rammer os selv? I denne episode taler vi med Mogens Lønsbo Sørensen, direktør i Christoffersen & Knudsen A/S, som har gjort det mange udskyder: Han har lavet en konkret beredskabsplan – og testet den i praksis. Vi taler om alt det, man ikke tænker over i hverdagen:– Hvad sker der, når der ikke er strøm?– Hvordan sikrer du kommunikation med kunder og ansatte?...

Tune in for some general observations about June gardening and seasonal shopping. Also, remember to get some Vitamin N—the N stands for nature. Get outside, get moving, and eat real, whole seasonal fruits and vegetables as the main part of your diet.The summer solstice is almost here in the northern hemisphere, and it is time for one of my favorite foods- watermelon. Make sure you know how to select a great melon.This summer, seasonal produce will be abundant in addition to watermelon. See what to expect in Illinois.See this link for June gardening tips in our June 2023 Food Literacy podcast...

IN THIS EPISODE...Tyrone Farmer, the Senior Director of Corporate Safety at Dycom Industries Inc., shares insights on building a strong safety culture in the telecom construction industry. He explains Dycom's mission to connect underserved communities, emphasizing that safety is a key driver of operational excellence. He also highlights the importance of aligning safety leadership with business strategy and decision-making.Tyrone discusses building trust across departments, the growing role of AI in safety, and the five principles of human and organizational performance. He also offers ...

La comida une. La comida sana. La comida transforma.En este episodio de Voces del Sur, conocemos la historia de Gastronomía Social, un proyecto que nació en plena pandemia para alimentar no solo estómagos, sino también esperanzas.Escucha cómo la cooperación radical y el poder de la cocina están cambiando vidas en Sudamérica.¿Quieres apoyar a Las Voces del Sur? da click aquí

In this thoughtful and reflective episode of Echoes from the Margins, we explore the profound weight and wisdom found in things left unsaid—the letters we write but never send, words we hold back, and truths whispered to ourselves. From Stoicism’s discipline of measured silence to global insights drawn from Lakota, Maori, Japanese, and Indigenous Australian cultures, we uncover the emotional intelligence embedded in choosing silence over impulsive speech. We discuss the strategic act of biting your lip and the transformative power of pausing before responding, contrasting the instant ...

Welcome to The Town Square Podcast with your host Trey Bailey (flying solo this time while Gabriel Stovall is out of town). In Episode 44, we head deep into Covington's core for a warm, nostalgic, and information-rich conversation with Allen Martin, Covington's Downtown Coordinator, and Laura Sullivan, the Tourism Coordinator. It’s a true messy middle conversation where generational pride meets future-forward strategy —with a side of film fame, economic growth, and good ol’ Southern storytelling.A Trip Down Memory Lane — With Guitars and Clock TowersBefore diving into the details of ...

In this episode, we explore the hidden dangers of working at an unsustainable pace and why "being busy" is not the same as being productive. Our guest, executive coach Rachel King, shares powerful insights on the causes of burnout, why New Zealanders are particularly affected, and how leaders can shift towards sustainable, thriving work environments. Highlights: How stress impacts health, engagement, and life satisfaction. Why clearing more emails doesn't mean you're achieving more. The four pillars of shifting from burnout to thriving: Awareness, Filter, Understand Yourself, and Manage ...

In April 2020, 99-year-old war veteran Captain Tom Moore became an unexpected national hero after raising £38.9m in less than four weeks by walking 100 laps of his garden. But his legacy quickly turned sour, leading to a very public fall for his family and the charity created in his name.In episode two of When Charity Goes Wrong, Lucinda Rouse hears from Hannah Ingram-Moore, daughter of Captain Sir Tom Moore and former interim chief executive of the Captain Tom Foundation.Her successor at the charity, Jack Gilbert, shares his perspective on the intellectual property dispute that contributed ...

You know you need to start letting go in your business before maternity leave. But the big question is… what should you actually delegate first? Trying to figure it out can feel overwhelming, especially when everything feels important and you are used to doing it all yourself. In this episode of The Blissful Mompreneur Podcast, I am sharing a simple framework to help you decide exactly what to let go of first, how to avoid common delegation mistakes, and how to start building a business that can run without you. You will learn how to prioritize what to delegate, protect your zone of genius, ...

Major donor funding can feel like the holy grail of nonprofit growth — big checks, deep relationships, and potentially game-changing support. But what’s often left out of the conversation? The risk.In this episode, Eric and Jonathan dive into the real tradeoffs of major donor programs — the power dynamics, the mission drift moments, and the long runway it takes to build trust at scale. Whether you're building from scratch or recalibrating your fundraising strategy, this candid conversation will help you weigh the potential upside and the pitfalls.➔ When a major gift is actually too ...