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FRIDAY IS TRYDAY – Der UTRY.ME Podcast mit André MollTradition und Innovation - Dr. Hermann Bühlbecker über die Erfolgsformel des deutschen Familienunternehmens Henry Lambertz GmbH & Co. KGWow, was für eine inspirierende Folge! Heute ist bei André niemand geringeres als Dr. Hermann Bühlbecker zu Gast. Der deutsche Unternehmer und CEO der Henry Lambertz GmbH & Co. KG erzählt von seinem beeindruckenden Werdegang und welche Meilensteine er dabei erreichte.
Heute können wir alle noch etwas dazu lernen, denn Herr Bühlbecker spricht mit uns über die Bedeutung von Tradition und Familienunternehmen im deutschen Unternehmertum. Welchen Herausforderungen muss man sich stellen, wenn man ein traditionelles Unternehmen in die Modernde führt? Welche Rolle spielt es dabei, Marken weiterzuentwickeln und wie wichtig ist es, immer of...2024-05-0351 min
One Symphony with Devin Patrick HughesHenry Fogel, Shepherding American OrchestrasOn this episode of One Symphony, conductor Devin Patrick Hughes interviews Henry Fogel, a prominent figure in the orchestral music field. Fogel discusses his early life in music, his exciting journey in radio, and his passion for making symphonic music more accessible. They also delve into Fogel's contribution to orchestras as a director and a manager. From his beginnings in a home where Broadway musicals were the high end of musical taste, to his rise as a key figure in the world of orchestral music, Fogel’s insights on board members and anecdotes about conductors provide a unique window in...2024-03-0451 min
The Work Goes On: An Oral History of Industrial Relations and Labor Economics with Princeton’s Orley AshenfelterClaudia Goldin on her journey from the Bronx to Harvard–with groundbreaking research in betweenClaudia Goldin, the Henry Lee Professor of Economics at Harvard University, joins the podcast to talk to Princeton’s Orley Ashenfelter about growing up as an “inner city kid” in the Bronx, how her famous study on the impact of blind auditions at orchestras came to be, and her life’s work on “the single most important change in the labor force” for almost every country: women’s labor force participation.
In this episode, Goldin and Ashenfelter discuss:
• Goldin’s upbringing in the Bronx and the role of several economists–including Fred Kahn, Sam Peltzman, Les Telser, Ron Coase, Gary Becker, and Bob Foge...2023-01-2338 min
A Stick With A PointThe Legendary Henry FogelHenry Fogel has managed the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony in DC and the American Symphony Orchestra League in a career that began in the 1960s. He's still a force of nature and as active as ever! Fervent in his beliefs and with all the statistics to back up his arguments, chatting with Henry is never dull!
2020-11-1749 min
Making Art WorkHenry Fogel, part 2During part 2 of our conversation with former orchestra executive Henry Fogel, we'll talk about the importance of organizational renewal, budgeting for a surplus, and current events in the orchestra industry.2014-11-0920 minMaking Art WorkHenry Fogel, part 1In part one of two interviews with orchestra guru Henry Fogel, the conversation centers around the qualities of good leaders, the value of empathy, and evolving orchestra business models.2014-11-0228 min
Peninsula Music Festival Program CommentsHenry Fogel talks about the Peninsula Music FestivalHenry Fogel, former League of American Orchestras President, shares some observations and perspective about the Peninsula Music Festival2009-03-1800 min