Send us a text Step inside the 2025 Consulting Change Maker Awards, where we spotlight the consultants redefining impact in today’s industry. This high-energy ceremony features leaders from Portage Point Partners, Clarkston Consulting, FTI Consulting, and more – trailblazers transforming teams, clients, and firm cultures. Whether you’re leading a team, mentoring others, or mapping your next career move, this episode will inspire you to think bigger about what’s possible. Additional Reso...

In this episode of The Lawman's Lounge, host Bill Umansky sits down with Mark Savoy - Managing Attorney and Partner at Colorado Legal Defense Group. Mark shares his unconventional path from unpaid intern to leading one of Colorado’s fastest-growing criminal defense firms. They dive into lessons from law school, the pivot from prosecution to defense, and what it takes to scale a firm from $2.5M to $4.5M. It’s a candid, inspiring look at grit, growth, and the power of knowing when to switch

Send us a text Feeling like your resume’s written in a foreign language? You’re not alone. In this episode of Teachers in Transition, Vanessa dives deep into the language barrier keeping educators stuck in the classroom—and gives you the tools to translate your teaching experience into powerful, job-winning impact statements. From resume red flags to real-world rewrites, you’ll learn how to shift from “classroom warrior” to corporate-ready candidate—without selling your soul. 🎯 Key Topics:

Who What Wear just dropped its inaugural Parents Issue—a brand-new hub for stylish parents to find fashionable, personal, and trustworthy shopping recs. In this episode, we interview our first cover star: actress and new mom Justine Lupe. Lupe sits down in-studio with Who What Wear Editor in Chief and fellow new mom Kat Collings to talk about all things motherhood—including filming season 1 of Nobody Wants This while pregnant with her daughter, Ellis. Lupe opens up about her newfound primal

In this episode of The Hacker’s Cache Podcast, Kyser Clark answers real cybersecurity career questions from whether the OSCP or Hack The Box CPTS is better for breaking into pentesting, to how to renew your Security+ the smart way, and why cybersecurity isn’t for those who hate learning. He also exposes the truth behind bootcamps, entry-level job myths, and AI’s impact on the job market. If you’re trying to start or advance your cybersecurity career, this episode gives you the honest, experie...

This month, FirstTrust CEO Glenn Strong sits down with two special guests for a timely Halloween episode — our very own Madi Strom, who’s just starting her journey toward homeownership, and her loan officer Hunter Strong. Together, they unpack what can feel like a “scary” process for first-time buyers and prove that, with the right guidance, there’s nothing frightening about financing your first home.From common fears around credit, work history, and rejection, to understanding pre-approvals,

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Tilt (formerly Empower Finance) developed a context-aware review bot using Augment Code's context engine to transform code quality and velocity on its fintech platform. By leveraging Augment's deep codebase understanding of architectural patterns and team conventions, which distinguishes it from generic AI tools, the bot provides more consistent feedback and achieves faster review cycles, reducing cycle time by up to 40%. This solution allows engineers to focus on architectural decisions

David Ellis is a successful executive director at Economic Development Corporations (EDC)- organizations that straddle the line between government and industry. He has also worked as an outplacement consultant - helping recently laid-off employees find new jobs. In this conversation, David draws on both of these experiences. From his vantage point he shares his approach to framing your accomplishments in ways that resonate to business leaders.He also discusses the integrity of job interviews,

We've spent a lot of time over the past month talking about how the government shutdown is affecting executive branch agencies. But it's a big issue for the federal judicial branch too. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts recently announced the judiciary has exhausted the funding it needs to keep all court operations up and running. So courts are having to make choices about what activities continue during a shutdown. Nick Boyle is partner at the law firm Latham and Watkins. He's here to

The Justice Department’s civil rights fraud initiative is putting contractors and grant recipients on notice, with demand letters that raise the stakes for DEI compliance and False Claims Act exposure. The risks are real for firms of all sizes. Here with guidance on how companies can prepare is partner at Proskauer and expert in government contractor employment law, Guy Brenner. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at

The Office of Government Ethics surveys executive branch agencies each year to track common ethics concerns. Intelliworx analyzed the latest results and found that questions about gifts, financial conflicts, and outside work top the list. Here to discuss the findings is business analyst with Intelliworx, John Martin. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton What do federal employees ask about most when it comes to ethics? A new fraud initiative puts DEI programs under the government’s microscope We'll take a look at some of the shutdown's impacts on the federal judiciary See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, I share the origins of my brand new membership, The Empowered Seat, and take you behind the scenes on why and how this offer was created for ambitious assistants just like you. I dive into the gaps I’ve seen in professional development for administrative professionals, and show you how this new community is designed to meet you where you are, help you grow, and empower you in the most accessible, strategic way possible.In this episode, you will discover: Why traditional

Sergio Estevez is a 7-figure course creator who started out with absolutely zero followers. Now he runs SellTinyCourses.com, where he teaches how to sell 20-minute tiny courses with his Worldwide Ads method. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. Tiny courses act as paid lead magnets, short, consumable, and powerful in building trust fast. 2. Worldwide ads lower costs and expand reach, making sales possible even if no one knows you yet. 3. Speed matters. Launch in a week, test fast, and double down on your goldmine

The Disney College Program Podcast has a new home! Join us over on our new channel for more stories, advice and behind-the-scenes magic from participants past and present. Don’t miss an episode - follow the new feed of The Disney College Program Podcast wherever you listen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Gideon Korrell explains why protecting intellectual property is crucial for clean energy innovation. He shares real insights on how IP builds trust, attracts investors, and accelerates sustainable progress. Discover how smart legal strategies can turn ideas into lasting impact in the green tech world.

Episode Summary: In this informative episode, Luke Homen breaks down the essentials of wage garnishment—what it is, how it works, and how individuals can stop it. As the president of Convenient Bankruptcy and one of Oklahoma’s leading bankruptcy professionals, Luke explains the step-by-step process creditors must follow, the limits on how much can be garnished, and what legal protections exist for employees. He also shares practical insights on the difference between W-2 and 1099 workers, how

Most people imagine the iPhone keyboard was born from pure genius — a single spark. But in 2005 Apple had no keyboard that worked. If the team couldn’t solve typing on glass, the iPhone would be canceled. Steve Jobs paused nearly every UI effort and forced one rule: show your work — near-daily public demonstrations of prototypes. This episode shows how transparency didn’t kill creativity — it accelerated it. And that story goes back not just to Steve Jobs… but to Galileo. Key Takeaways Transp...