In der 17. Folge haben wir einen sehr interessanten Gast im Studio von einem sehr interessanten Unternehmen. Wir sprechen mit der WISAG. Und zwar über den Bedarf an Data Centern und warum die WISAG mit Stefan Gewehr einen Geschäftsführer Facility Management Data Center hat. Der Bedarf an Rechenzentren steigt. Die Herausforderungen und die Erwartungen an diese sehr intelligenten Gebäude nehmen zu. Und damit tragen auch Gebäude einen entscheidenden Beitrag zur Digitalisierung und zur digitalen

Sie ist Geschäftsführerin bei der Digitalberatung Etribes und Podcasterin. In dieser Folge spricht Christoph Burseg mit Karo Junker de Neui über die Welt des E-Commerce und Retail in turbulenten Zeiten. Pünktlich zum Start des wichtigen vierten Quartals, in dem bis zu 80 Prozent des Jahresumsatzes erzielt werden, beleuchtet sie, wie Händler auf den Druck durch Plattformen wie Temu und die neue Realität des AI Instant Checkout bei Chat GPT reagieren müssen. Basierend auf ihren Thesen von der

Karin Burger ist Gründerin und Leiterin der Redneragentur „Team Karin Burger“ in München. Mit über 20 Jahren Erfahrung in der Branche hat sie sich als Expertin für Speaker-Management, Eventarchitektur und Bühnen-Coaching etabliert. Ihre Agentur vermittelt mehr als 500 Redner, Moderatoren und Künstler, die zu aktuellen Themen wie Digitalisierung, Führung, Kommunikation oder Nachhaltigkeit auftreten.Als Diplom-Kulturwirtin verbindet Karin Burger organisatorisches Geschick mit einem feinen Gespür für

Sometimes the most inspiring leadership conversations happen on the big stage. This special episode of the LEITWOLF® Podcast brings you a live recording from the Procter & Gamble Global Alumni Meeting 2025 in Berlin.In front of 500 executives from all over the world, Stefan hosted a fireside chat with two exceptional leaders: David Taylor, former CEO of Procter & Gamble, and Daniel Dippold, founder and CEO of EWOR. Under the title “Former P&G CEO meets Tech Entrepreneur – Redefining Leadership in

Wie interkulturelle Zusammenarbeit gelingtNagarro gehört zu den weltweit führenden Unternehmen im Bereich Digital Engineering. In Deutschland ist es im SDax gelistet. Es ist mit 17.500 Mitarbeitenden in 39 Ländern aktiv, allein im Senior Management arbeiten Menschen aus 16 Nationen an der digitalen Transformation von Kunden. Die Unternehmenskultur basiert auf bestimmten Werten, das Herzstück ist „Caring“: Client centric, Agile, Responsible, Intelligent, Non-hierarchical und Global. Bei Nagarro

In this episode of Let’s Chat HR & Safety, Founder of ProcessWorx and ProcessWorxAg Danielle McNamee is joined by Jimmy McKenzie, agricultural professional and recruitment specialist, to talk about how stress and fatigue can impact safety, productivity and decision-making during harvest. Together they unpack: Why fatigue is now recognised as a psychosocial hazard under WHS lawsHow to spot the signs of stress and burnout in yourself and your teamPractical strategies farmers are using to ma...

Harnessing the Power of Jane: Revolutionizing Chiropractic Practice ManagementIn this episode of The Spinal Chat Podcast, hosted by the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association, we explore the significant benefits of the Jane App, an advanced EHR and practice management platform tailored for modern chiropractic clinics. Dr. Paul Roscioli shares a glowing testimonial about how Jane has enhanced his practice, while PCA Executive Director Mike Barba and Jane expert Joel Medeiros delve into the platform’s

🔥 TMG Fireside Chat: A 6-Part Deep Dive with John Demeter, President of Wesco HMB! 🔥 Welcome to the TMG Fireside Chat, where we break down the fire protection and life safety industry with the best minds in the business! In this special six-part series, we sit down with John Demeter, President of Wesco HMB, to tackle the biggest shifts in the industry, from regulatory shakeups to private equity’s growing influence and the future of fire protection technology. 🚀 What’s in Store? ✅ Industry Updates

In this episode of CACM Chat: The HOA Life, we dive into part two of The Sh*t That Really Happens: Community Shockers Edition. Host Celeste Huecias, Communications Manager at CACM, reunites with Robert Sides, CCAM-HR.LS, to unpack the wild, unbelievable and sometimes jaw dropping stories community managers face in the field.From unexpected, naked encounters to tough situations that test patience, professionalism and morals, this episode brings you the real-life chaos of community management

The holiday rush is here — and for dog groomers, it can feel like total chaos. In this episode, we share simple, practical time management strategies to help you glide from Halloween to Christmas without burning out. Learn how to set boundaries, simplify your services, and protect your energy so you can finish the season feeling confident, calm, and in control. What You’ll Learn: How to figure out your true capacity and set realistic boundaries Why batching tasks is your secret weapon for s...

In this episode I chat with Sarah Rhodes, a three-time Practice Manager of the Year. Sarah has achieved something genuinely remarkable. She has not lost a single team member in more than five years. I was blown away hearing how she has done it, from listening and flexibility to creating a culture where people truly want to stay and grow. Her approach is authentic, inspiring and practical and full of ideas that any practice can learn from and put into action. Sarah is a Practice Business Ma...

In the latest episode of TMG Fireside Chat, Zach Nelson, the owner of Elk River Marketing, shares inspiring insights on navigating the exciting intersection of traditional marketing and emerging technologies in the fire protection and life safety industries.Nelson passionately discusses how AI is revolutionizing marketing operations, while emphasizing the vital importance of truly understanding your target audience.

In this episode, Scott Sammons discusses the critical importance of stakeholder management in information governance. He emphasises the importance of effective communication and understanding the needs of stakeholders to achieve organisational objectives. The conversation covers strategies for engaging stakeholders, identifying their needs, and overcoming challenges in the process. Scott encourages listeners to take proactive steps in managing relationships to ensure successful outcomes in their

What if those "useless" 15-minute pockets between school drop-off and pickup could actually transform your entire business and life? Most busy moms dismiss these fragments of time as too short to matter. But here's the truth: 15 minutes a day equals 91 hours per year—enough to write a book, launch a course, or build the business you've been putting off.What You'll Learn How to turn 15 daily minutes into 91+ hours annually using simple math that will shift your entire perspective on "wasted"

Feedback is essential for growth, but when does it cross the line into micromanagement or even humiliation? Performance reviews and PIPs (Performance Improvement Plans) are meant to help employees succeed, yet they’re often seen as a step toward termination. So, how can leaders provide guidance that actually empowers their team?In this insightful discussion, Christian Ume-Ezeoke and Dr. Betty Veasy break down the impact of workplace communication, the difference between constructive and destructive

“Pricing is product marketing’s most measurable lever.”In this episode, we chat with Ajit Ghuman, co-founder of Monetizely and author of Price to Scale, about how pricing and product marketing work together to shape business strategy and drive growth. Ajit walks through his journey from product management to marketing and eventually pricing, explaining why pricing is really an extension of segmentation, positioning, and value proposition. He makes the case that pricing isn’t a separate discipline

"Success clarity allows objective prioritization."In this episode, we sit down with Mario Rodriguez, Chief Product Officer at GitHub, to discuss how to build and scale AI-powered products while managing 150 million users and preventing team burnout. Mario shares how GitHub balances diverse user needs across maintainers, developers, and enterprise teams by defining clear success metrics and allocating resources strategically. He explains the company's API-first approach that enables customization

Hosts: Your Essex mates at Dimp DigitalEpisode: We've finished 'em all! Our complete verdict on Borderlands 4, plus deep dives into Snake Eater's remake, our F1 management shame, Ninja Gaiden and Assassin's Creed Shadows!Here's the full breakdown:🔫 Borderlands 4We've completed the campaign, tried the endgame, and messed with the new Vault Hunters. Is it a worthy successor or did it drop the ball? Our no-BS verdict on the story, loot, and whether it's worth your time now

Today’s agenda: Swish swish Cringe corporate speak: fireside chat Hot topic: answering questies sent by our fellow Besties Receiving feedback: is it all worth listening to? Keeping your social media activity on the DL How to deal with the negative feedback So your work bestie got promoted... what now? What are some mistakes that we've made and how did we recover? Questions/Comments Your To-Do List: Grab merch, submit Questions & Comments, and make sure that you’re

“How do we turn inspiration into real-world impact?”In this episode, we are joined by Pragmatic Community leader Eddie Gordon to preview the upcoming Future of Product Management Summit—a free virtual event happening October 16 from 12–5 PM ET. Together, they explore the hottest topics shaping today’s product landscape, from the implementation gap to the role of AI and the ongoing challenge of alignment across teams and executives. Listeners will get an inside look at the summit’s live keynotes,