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Lab to Market Leadership with Chris ReichhelmThe Most Undervalued Skill in Deep Tech - Management | Chris Perkins PhDIn The Deep Tech Leaders Podcast, serial entrepreneur Chris Perkins discusses the most undervalued skill in Deep Tech – management. Listen as he reveals lessons from his journey through two successful exits, sharing insights on market alignment, team culture, and effective leadership. Perfect for Deep Tech founders looking to scale their innovations and maximise success.Chapter Notes:00:00 The Importance of Good Management01:13 Introduction to the Lab to Market Leadership Podcast01:41 Meet Chris Perkins: A Serial Entrepreneur04:17 The Role of Luck and Strategy in Success05:33 Understanding Customer Problems07:28 Challenges for Academics in St...2024-11-0146 min
The Weight"The Faith That Shapes Us" with David WatsonWe all know that things change. People change. Understanding changes. Ideas change. Even theological institutions change. In this episode, Chris and Eddie are joined by Dr. David F. Watson, Academic Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. David has helped change and shape the future of United, and has some ideas about how other theological institutions can move with the times. He looks to the rich history of the Christian tradition to form new ideas and train new pastors, all while being accountable to the Church universal.2024-02-2951 min
Grit#173 Author of “The Qualified Sales Leader,” John McMahon: The Five-Time CROGuest: John McMahon, author of The Qualified Sales Leader: Proven Lessons from a Five Time CROA hell of a lot of people work in sales. But until recently, says five-time CRO and The Qualified Sales Leader author John McMahon, it was rare for colleges and universities to offer a sales degree. Salespeople had to learn on the job from experienced coaches, and adapt. And their bosses, John explains, had to themselves as agents of transformation. “If somebody’s really smart, they’re going to pick up the knowledge,” he says. “If they have what I call a P...2024-01-151h 33
The Daily Article87-year-old woman fights off intruder, then feeds him: Embracing the power of storiesMarjorie Perkins, 87, fought off a teenage intruder who’d struck her. Then, when the teen said he was “awfully hungry,” she fed him—and then called 911. Such a dramatic story, which has made Marjorie “a bit of an international celebrity” according to The Associated Press, reminds us of the power of stories. And for Christians, the power of our story in accepting and following Christ is essential to seeing our culture experience genuine moral and spiritual transformation. Author: Jim Denison, PhD Narrator: Chris Elkins Subscribe: http://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe Read The Daily Ar...2023-08-0707 min
Here to HelpBest of: How can we navigate imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs at work?In honor of Women's History Month, Indeed CEO Chris Hyams, speaks to Dr. Chela White-Ramsey, PhD, Senior Training and Development Manager, Enterprise Client Engagement at Indeed in this best of episode.Drawing on over a decade of experience, Dr. White-Ramsey has spent the bulk of her career training teams, individual contributors and senior leadership teams on topics including career development, crucial conversations, insights discovery and effective presentation and facilitation. A first-generation college graduate, Dr. White-Ramsey earned her Bachelor's degree and Master’s degree from Louisiana State University and the University of West Florida, respectively. From the...2023-03-2144 minHere to HelpHow can we navigate imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs at work?Chris speaks to Dr. Chela White-Ramsey PhD, a Senior Training and Development Manager, Enterprise Client Engagement at IndeedA first-generation college graduate, Chela earned her Bachelor's degree and Master’s degree from Louisiana State University and the University of West Florida, respectively. From there, she was awarded the prestigious Huel D. Perkins Fellowship and received her PhD in Human Resource Leadership from Louisiana State University.Hyams and White-Ramsey delve into how employees can navigate burnout, imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs like perfectionism, and we learn how pottery can teach you about your career and life. 2022-03-0944 min
Yellow Van StoriesTeza Soe "A Female Revolution"Teza Soe is a Burmese visual storyteller with a doctorate in photography, who received her PhD with a project focusing on the role of women in Myanmar society. After reading the preface to her thesis, I felt that it would be a much better introduction than I could ever hope to craft for her. So, just this one time, I took the liberty of copying her own words, rather than write an introduction myself:I left my country, Myanmar, when I was 16 to attend a university in Thailand. The reasons for me to leave home, a f...2021-04-291h 46
The Decision-Making Studio PodcastEp. 153: "The Best" of 2020 Once again, we take a look back at some of our most memorable, popular, and relevant clips from our episodes of the past year. And, when we say “best of” this is always in quotation marks because we couldn’t include everything, and each episode may provide something special to every listener – this is all highly subjective! 2020 was of course, a challenging year and 2021 looks like it may be equally challenging. However, one of the things we have been reminded of in the past year is that uncertainty is an enduring aspect of life. We...2021-01-051h 39
The Perfect Athlete PodcastHeart work pays off with PT, PhD student, and elite junior tennis coach, Dean Perkins #6Welcome to the most in-depth science lesson you’ll ever have, on something that we all share in common - the heart. It’s well documented that training in a variety of sports at youth level improves coordination and dexterity, but is there a danger to the cardiovascular health of young athletes from training them a particular way?Dean Perkins is a Personal Trainer, elite youth tennis coach, and currently completing a PhD which looks at heart adaptations in children and adolescents. In this episode of The Perfect Athlete, we learn from Dean’s in depth research and ex...2020-12-1049 min
Open for DiscussionFood for thought: the science of eating a healthy diet - Associate Professor Amanda SalisAlmost every week it seems there’s a story in the news telling us about food and nutrition, and what we should eat to be healthy and avoid being overweight.
But very often this week’s message contradicts what we heard only last week. In this podcast, weight loss scientist Associate Professor Amanda Salis speaks to our host Dr Chris Neff about the challenge of eating well in a world of confusing advice.
Amanda is a senior research leader at the University of Sydney’s Boden Institute of Obesity, Nutrition, Exercise and Eating Disorders based at the Charles Perkins Centre.
Amanda...2016-11-1700 min
Michael ShelleyGuest: Rev. Bill Alberts, PhD from Apr 4, 2015Freddie Allen - "We've Only Just Begun"
Chris Collingwood - "Sundown"
Cactus Blossoms, The - "You're Dreaming"
Barbara Lewis - "Please, Please, Please"
Nellie Lutcher - "Pa's Not Home"
London Souls, The - "When I'm With You"
Edison Lighthouse - "Take A Little Time"
Red Foley - "Stay All Night"
Don And Dewey - "Farmer John"
Sonics, The - "Bad Betty"
Sonics, The - "Have Love Will Travel"
Brian Wilson - "The Right Time"
Cerro Verde - "I Lost A Game"
Robert Tamkin - "A Teenage Son's Open Letter To His Father"
Rev. Bill Alberts, PhD - "Interview"
Rev...2015-04-0631 min
Michael Shelley | WFMUGuest: Rev. Bill Alberts, PhD from Apr 4, 2015
Freddie Allen - "We've Only Just Begun"
Chris Collingwood - "Sundown"
Cactus Blossoms, The - "You're Dreaming"
Barbara Lewis - "Please, Please, Please"
Nellie Lutcher - "Pa's Not Home"
London Souls, The - "When I'm With You"
Edison Lighthouse - "Take A Little Time"
Red Foley - "Stay All Night"
Don And Dewey - "Farmer John"
Sonics, The - "Bad Betty"
Sonics, The - "Have Love Will Travel"
Brian Wilson - "The Right Time"
Cerro Verde - "I Lost A Game"
Robert Tamkin - "A Teenage Son's...2015-04-0631 min
SpectrumMichael Eisen, Part 1 of 2In part 1, investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Michael Eisen talks about his research, the field, and both experimental and computational biology. Eisen is Associate Professor of Genetics, Genomics, and Development in UC Berkeley's Dept. of Molecular Biology.TranscriptSpeaker 1: Spectrum's next Speaker 2: [inaudible]. Welcome to [inaudible] Speaker 1: section, the Science and technology show on k a...2013-02-0830 min
OrthoAnalytika20120930 Grit, Nutrition, and Chris Masterjohn, PhDThis (now remastered) episode begins with an explanation of why Jesus calls a desperate woman a "dog" and a discourse on the need for spiritual "grit"; but the vast bulk of the show is given over to a wonderful interview with Chris Masterjohn, a PhD post-doc in nutrition who talks to us about eating real, eating ancestral, and how Orthodoxy and nutrition can combine to make us really healthy. Enjoy!2012-09-301h 42