Die Reise geht weiter... Mit Jürgen Schneider von Schleitzer Gärten von Eden. Wir reden über seinen Werdegang im Unternehmen. Vom Azubi zum Bauleiter. Welche Erfahrungen er auf der Baustelle gemacht hat und wie er ein Wertschätzendes Arbeitsumfeld aufbaut.

In this episode of Building Knowledge with the Building and Realty Institute (BRI), we dive into the major legal and operational challenges confronting Co-ops and Condos across the New York metropolitan area.Our guest is Richard Klein, Esq., Partner at Dorf Nelson & Zauderer, LLP, making his first appearance on the show. Richard shares expert insight on issues boards and property managers are actively navigating, including:Concerns about underlying mortgages amid shifting lending

Episode 86 of Building Knowledge with the Building and Realty Institute (BRI) focused on problem gambling among employees and what employers need to know to effectively address these situations. The featured guest was Leilani Yizar-Reid, Team Leader at the Mid-Hudson Problem Gambling Resource Center. A returning guest, Yizar-Reid has previously appeared on Building Knowledge and on BRI’s former radio programs.Topics explored in this episode included:The warning signs employers should watch for when

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Send us a text Joining the podcast this week is Christoph Lindner, President and Vice-Chancellor of the Royal College of Art. Recorded at the RCA’s innovative Battersea campus, Claire and Christoph have one of the most sensible and thought-provoking conversations about the wide-reaching possibilities of design and creativity in every aspect of our lives and work. Christoph shares his design journey – from a liberal arts degree in Colorado, to a PhD in Scotland, via academia including the Amst...

Dzisiaj rozmowa z Moniką na temat makramowych prac sprzedawanych na Etsy oraz o cyfrowej alternatywie pozwalającej jej dywersyfikować przychód i utrzymywać się z pasji do makramy.Ten odcinek jest częścią większej serii kontynuującej dyskusje toczące się podczas konferencji HANDMADE BIZ SUMMIT 2025, po więcej klikaj tutaj:https://oplotki.pl/handmade-biz-summit/A jak pisze o sobie Monika? "Nazywam się Monika i zajmuję się makramą od 2019 roku. Od trzech lat prowadzę sklep PlecioneStore na Etsy, gdzie

Today with Barclay ButeraSometimes on the show we are fortunate enough to speak with true icons of our day. And today, I am excited to chat with one of those designers—the legendary Barclay Butera. Today Barclay is back on the show to talk about the big picture, from the story of his first big break at a celebrity show house, the lessons he learned from scaling his business up to over 100 employees and then consciously scaling it back down. More About Barclay Butera Since 1994, Barclay Butera

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در این قسمت، درباره‌ی فضای کار سمی (Toxic Workplace) صحبت کردیم.از تجربه‌های شخصی و نشونه‌های محیط کاری ناسالم گفتیم و اینکه چطور می‌تونه روی انگیزه، روحیه و حتی سلامت روان تاثیر بذاره. همچنین درباره‌ی راهکارهایی حرف زدیم که چه‌طور می‌شه توی همچین محیط‌هایی دوام آورد یا حتی تصمیم به تغییر گرفت.

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Send us a text In this episode of The Riley Black Project, we’re joined once again by our friends Len & Stan from LensDigital—the minds behind some of the most innovative rotary attachments in the laser engraving industry. We cover everything from the affordable Piburn Light (built for makers testing the waters with tumblers) to the Vertigo—a next-level rotary that’s turning heads across the laser community. Inside this episode: ⚡ What makes the Piburn Light the perfect entry rotary for...

Text me and tell me what you think of this ep. Reach out to chat about 90 minute strategy sessions HERE Welcome to an awkward but common moment in studio life. A client ends things with their first designer, then asks you to step in. The gossip itch is real, but the strategy is simple. Keep communications neutral, ask for proof of termination and clarity on IP, and decide if this is a rescue or a full reset. Draw a firm takeover line for liability, reset boundaries with one decision maker an...

En este episodio conversamos con Gabriela De Laurentis, diseñadora e investigadora brasileña, doctoranda en la Escuela Superior de Diseño Industrial de la Universidad del Estado de Río de Janeiro.Gabriela nos comparte cómo su trabajo se sitúa en la intersección entre diseño, memoria gráfica, cultura material y pensamiento crítico latinoamericano, incorporando perspectivas de las epistemologías del Sur y debates sobre identidades híbridas. Además, hablamos sobre su mapeo colaborativo de más de 100

Episode 61: Subscription Overload- How New AI Lets Designers ConsolidateFeeling buried under a mountain of apps? You’re not alone. In this episode, Jenna pulls back the curtain on the flood of “AI for design” apps that popped up during the gold rush… and why so many of them are now vanishing. Spoiler: most were built by developers chasing profit, not by people who actually understand design. Jenna shares her own journey (yep, hundreds of thousands invested in app development!) and explains why the

This is a preview of a premium episode on Design Better. To listen to the whole episode, head to our Substack: https://designbetterpodcast.com/p/keith-sawyerThe key to creativity isn’t about having brilliant ideas in isolation, but about cultivating our ability to observe the world around us, and make the intuitive leaps that connect disparate ideas. Keith Sawyer, a creativity researcher who spent over a decade interviewing hundreds of art and design professors and students to understand how

Ferruccio Laviani, Kartell’s Art Director, shares the philosophy behind his design for the Kartell stand at the 2024 Salone del Mobile. He reveals how, even after 34 years, he continues to find new inspirations and fresh interpretations of the brand, blending product identity with creative autonomy.He delves into the world of Kartell lighting, for which he has designed numerous iconic lamps, and talks about the research and cataloguing work that led to the company’s Museum.Laviani also opens up

Piero Lissoni shares his own take on design and architecture, opening up about his working method, his relationship with his team, and the central role Milan plays for the creative community. He reflects on the connection with clients and companies, and offers his vision of Kartell: “whose products have built a kind of scale of beauty for living within the home.”

On the Kartell Podcast, Roberto Palomba explores multiple personal and professional dimensions: from his Sardinian roots and the raw power of his homeland, to his work on the Lecce prison project, touching on architecture, design, photography, and his passions. He reflects on 30 years of collaboration with Ludovica Serafini and shares insights into the creative process, considering changing markets and the importance of strong relationships with companies and entrepreneurs. He emphasizes the value

Patricia Urquiola, an inspirer of positive thinking and tireless worker, shares on the Kartell Podcast her passion for work, her approach to design, and her thoughts on the rhythm of the creative process. She opens up about her childhood in Spain, her bond with Milan, her years at the Politecnico, the inspiration she found in Castiglioni while discussing her thesis, and her connection with Japan.