Last month, a resume came through our portal from a Clinical Research Associate with four CRA positions on it. Under each position, she listed the same resume bullet points, word for word. Her resume gave our recruiters nothing to verify and no way to see what she had really done in any of those four roles. Unfortunately, her resume isn’t unusual. For years, resume templates included a section titled Responsibilities, and many clinical research professionals filled it in by copying the job de...

John Petrocelli, Founder and CEO of Bulldog DM, shares his journey from telecommunications to becoming a leader in live streaming and digital media, highlighting lessons on risk, trust, and the power of shared experiences.Like, comment, and subscribe to never miss a new episode.Connect with Tom LeNoble on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomlenoble/Visit Tom LeNoble’s website here: tomlenoble.com Listen to Opening Pathways on these podcast platforms: Spotify:

How do you integrate AI into your solopreneur operations without diluting your unique voice or losing the human judgment that earns client trust? In this episode of Unfiltered Solopreneur, Nikhil Vaish talks with digital nomad and Al marketing strategist Trevor Davis about why sophisticated Al systems often make a solopreneur harder to understand, not easier - and how to fix it.He also talks about building practical AI marketing systems while preserving the expertise and human connection

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The Yotta data center conference in Las Vegas started three years ago with 1,500 attendees. This year it drew 7,000. Columbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Secretary-Treasurer Dorsey Hager was there, meeting one-on-one with hyperscalers and developers — some looking at Ohio for the first time — while the Columbus building trades are on pace to eclipse 20 million work hours this year, up from 4 million a decade ago.On today's episode of America's Work Force Union

If you feel frustrated by politics, you’re not alone. It feels like our political system is dominated by special interests & SuperPACs. There is a Michigan-based volunteer-run, non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to educating the Michigan public about Ranked Choice Voting - or RCV. Joining Chris to share more about their mission is the Executive Director for the Rank MI Vote Ballot Question Committee, Pat Zabawa!

What if a better option for kids with congenital heart disease exists—but there isn’t enough money in it?Alan O’Donnell returns to The Device Girls to take us inside the world of pediatric heart surgery and the hand-built conduits being used to replace pulmonary valves. He breaks down how these devices are built in the OR, why some children may face multiple major surgeries as they grow, and the expandable conduit he’s developing with the hope of eliminating at least one of those operations.The

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Continental Divide: A Guide to Colorado Divorce, hosts Kristi Anderson Wells and Sean O'Connor delve into the complexities of divorce cases, particularly why even intelligent and well-intentioned individuals can struggle to settle disputes. Kristi, a seasoned family law attorney, discusses how attorneys can sometimes exacerbate conflicts and the importance of choosing the right legal representation. The conversation covers the impact of emotions, mental health

Learn more about the St. James's Place Academy When a financial adviser retires, their clients do not retire with them. Somebody has to be ready to pick up those relationships, and the profession is not currently producing enough people to do it. Sam Oakes welcomes back Gee Foottit, who leads the St James’s Place Academy, the longest running adviser training programme in the profession, to talk through what has changed for 2026. Almost 50% of financial advisers in the UK are over 50, and fewe...

Thomas Nagy and Paul Meenan are joined by Keith Sanderson, Head of Education and Skills at the ECA, to discuss the challenges facing apprentices, employers and colleges.They look at the shortage of work placements, the quality of college training, rogue training providers and how competency standards could be improved.They also look into whether the electrical industry needs a licensing system similar to the Gas Safe Register, how to encourage more mature students into the trade, and what needs to

One figured redwood log, six feet across and solid to the core, could pay for an entire sawmill. That math is why Steven Crowningshield bought a band mill that cuts six foot eight wide, after years of slabbing with a chainsaw mill that turned half an inch of every cut into sawdust.In this episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast, host Jennifer Alger sits down with Steven Crowningshield of California Redwood Company, who has spent more than 30 years milling almost nothing but salvaged redwood on the

In this episode of Success Leaves Clues Podcast, host Pedro welcomes Todd Wall, an executive and communication coach who shares how frameworks can help leaders communicate with greater clarity, authority, and impact. Todd explains how his background in sports broadcasting, television production, pastoral leadership, and coaching shaped his approach to communication. He discusses why “frameworks bring freedom,” why people buy outcomes rather than labels, and how coaches can listen to what the ...

Justin Terch is the owner and principal consultant of Terch & Associates Consulting LLC, an independent human resources consulting firm serving employers throughout the upper Midwest and has offices in Duluth and St. Louis Park Minnesota. He is an experienced workplace investigator who conducts independent investigations involving employee misconduct, harassment, discrimination, and other complex employment matters and has extensive experience in partnering with corporate security.In addition

What do the hottest companies look for when they hire a CPO or head of product? I put the question to three people who sit in these searches every week: Lindsay Keith of Daversa, Andrew Abramson of Fusion Talent, and Caroline Horn of a16z. We had a similar conversation in January 2026, and the market has moved a lot since. A year ago, founders wanted a narrow profile: a former founder, hands-on, willing to work 9-9-6 hours. That profile hasn't gone away fully, but as companies mature past their

Susanna Hunter has spent more than 10 years at Salesforce, where she’s now a VP of HR supporting a global organization of 10,000 people. She’s also raising four-year-old twins and a new baby, living on an intergenerational family compound, writing songs, doing stand-up comedy, and sharing the very real side of working motherhood on LinkedIn.Susanna talks about the mom rage she once thought was hers alone, why her second postpartum experience has felt completely different from her first, and

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"Chuy" Reyes of CR Films joins us to share some of the insights he’s gained while getting to know some of the many street vendors in Chicago. I came upon his work at the height of the ICE raids and around Mexican Independence Day. I noticed the thoughtfulness and attention to detail he has with his subjects. As a Pilsen resident myself, I wanted to learn more about the legends in this neighborhood like "El Tri" or "El Guero". They are reminders of resilience, simplicity, and tradition. Please...

Ariella Cohen Coleman was going to work in fashion. She wanted to be a Bloomingdale's buyer. Then her dad was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer when she was thirteen, and he died when she was seventeen, and by the time she got to college her entire world had reoriented around advocacy.She went to law school to fix healthcare. Not to practice law. To fix the system that had her mother spending every day of her father's illness fighting insurance companies just to get covered care

Episode Summary: In this episode of Legal Trail Mix, hosts Sean O'Connor and Adrienne Fischer delve into the complex world of AI adoption in business. Adrienne, founder of Basecamp Legal, shares her insights on the critical legal considerations that business owners must address when integrating AI tools into their operations. The discussion covers essential topics such as data confidentiality, the importance of comprehensive AI policies, and the potential legal pitfalls of relying too heavily on