eligible

Explore "eligible" with insightful episodes like "Emily Walker | Next Dinner Party Designs", "Susan Shirley | Global View Leadership", "What Amazon Brand Registry Is, and Isn’t - Episode 235", "Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 419 - Eligible Millennial Candidates for IT - N Power Canada" and "Pop Up: Eligible, Find Love At First Sound" from podcasts like ""Available Worldwide", "Available Worldwide", "Ecommerce Braintrust", "Brian Crombie Radio Hour" and "Overshare"" and more!

Episodes (8)

Emily Walker | Next Dinner Party Designs

Emily Walker is the founder of Next Dinner Party Designs, a business dedicated to helping the foreign service community create beautiful spaces abroad.

Before the Foreign Service, she was a journalist covering healthcare in Washington, D.C., but her first tour move to Yemen sparked her interest in the unique experiences of Americans living in foreign countries and eventually led her to write a book set in the expat community there.

Living abroad led her to build on her love of transforming her own spaces and eventually transition to interior design. During a posting in Algeria she renovated a community center as a project manager and decided to make the switch full time.

You'll hear Emily describe her process of working remotely with clients, using 3D models and shared Pinterest boards to exchange design ideas. She highlights the importance of reflecting a client's personality in their space and shares examples of common mistakes people make when designing their homes abroad.

Emily also provides practical tips for improving living spaces abroad, such as replacing dingy drapes, anchoring rooms with large rugs, and considering paint colors to set the right mood.

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Emily Walker is the founder of Next Dinner Party Designs, a virtual interior design company aimed at helping Foreign Service folks create comfy, stylish, and vibrant spaces brimming with personality. Living in Yemen, Spain, Jerusalem, Morocco, and Algeria has helped her develop a colorful and patternful Global Eclectic style that seeks to spice up the often bland government digs diplomats move into abroad.

She's also an avid home cook, cocktail mixer, dinner party host, and writer. She's written about her overseas adventures, design projects, marriage, and cultural differences since 2012 on her blog, The Next Dinner Party. She's also written an (as yet unpublished) novel set in her first post, Yemen.

Podcast listeners can reference code "AvailableWorldwide2023" and receive 10% off a Next Dinner Party Designs Special. https://nextdinnerpartydesigns.com/services/

-Next Dinner Party Designs https://nextdinnerpartydesigns.com/

-The Next Dinner Party blog https://thenextdinnerparty.com/

-Instagram: @nextdinnerparty

enDecember 19, 2023

Susan Shirley | Global View Leadership

Susan Shirley is the CEO of Global View Leadership, a cross-cultural leadership advisory firm. In this episode, we discuss Susan's experiences living in different countries, her not-so-romantic State Department proposal, and her expertise in cross-cultural coaching. Her career was built on 10 years of experience in Egypt reporting on results for USAID projects. Over time, she realized her passion for teaching and training others in project management, which eventually led her to focus on coaching and leadership training.She shares insights on finding a niche in the coaching industry, and compares what she does as a professional leadership and cross-cultural management coach to other coaching avenues that EFMs might be suited for. We also talk about the highs and lows of following popular advice on social media marketing and whether it's worth hiring help to build your client base.

About Susan

Susan Shirley is a cross-cultural leadership coach. She works to increase the effectiveness of multicultural teams both by supporting expatriates as they transition to positions abroad and working with staff hired by international organizations in their own countries as they adapt to a new organizational culture. By helping individuals improve their emotional and cultural intelligence, they become more effective leaders, create more cohesive teams, and deliver better results for their organizations.
Susan Shirley founded Global View Leadership to ensure that cultural differences are never what keeps someone from success. Delivering one-on-one and group coaching, team development workshops, and training, Global View supports organizations and individuals as they work to improve internal and external communication.

With an MBA in international business, Susan has lived and worked abroad for over 25 years, and has provided training and teambuilding workshops to support organizations in 22 countries. She began her career in project management in Egypt and focused on professional development when she learned that her passion was in training and supporting others.

Global View Leadership WebsiteLinkedIn: Susan Shirley

enNovember 22, 2023

What Amazon Brand Registry Is, and Isn’t - Episode 235

In today’s podcast, we are talking with a friend and colleague, Armin Alispahic, about Brand Registry. It’s a program that has been around for a long time but still causes confusion. Find out what this program does and doesn’t do, what the common misconceptions about it are, as well as how to make the most of it, if you’ve got the access.

Make sure you tune in to find out!

Armin is a Team Lead at Bobsled. He's been at the company for almost 6 years. Internally he’s known as Armin.com for his encyclopedic knowledge of Amazon. Over the years, he has gained great experience in working directly with Amazon representatives to support brands in scaling up on Amazon and achieving their goals.

enApril 12, 2022

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 419 - Eligible Millennial Candidates for IT - N Power Canada

Brian Crombie interview three (3) guests from N Power Canada.

- Julia Blackburn, CEO, N Power Canada a not-for-profit educational agency
- Marcos Chumacero, a Bilingual Product Technician & N Power Alumni
- Nisha Lewis, Director, Marketing & Communications

about N Power Canada which upskills/fast tracks eligible millennial candidates for IT jobs with GTA employers. N Power Canadaâs IT training model appears to be quick and sector responsive. Youâll be impressed with the positive impact this organization is having on youth employment.

Brian Crombie Radio Hour

enJune 21, 2021

Pop Up: Eligible, Find Love At First Sound

Hey Oversharers, Lem here! I've been working really hard on a new Mamamia project and I think you're going to love it!

It's called Eligible, and it's a dating podcast all about finding love at first sound.

Each week we feature an eligible single who wants to date women and this is the first episode, featuring Nick, a 26-year-old primary school teacher based on the east coast who is looking for someone who doesn't mind that he's a twin, loves adventures, and wants to have a family one day.

Here's a bit more about him...

Age: 26

Occupation: Primary school teacher

Top three things he wants from a relationship: Intimacy, fun, holidays

How he describes himself: Genuine, deep thinking, relaxed, empathetic

Best quality: Kind

Worst quality: Stubborn

What he hopes to get out of this experience: I hope to meet people that have a genuine interest in what they’ve heard about me and are open to a meaningful connection.

If you’d like to get to know Nick better, head to www.mamamia.com.au/eligible, enter the code word you heard in the episode and you'll get access to Nick’s details and photo.

HOW DOES THE SHOW WORK?

Every Friday our host, Rachel Corbett, sits down with an eligible single to have the awkward first date for you so you can get a sense of whether this person is worth your time. She'll also do the reference checks by calling up a few of the women in the eligible single's life to find out what they're really like.

At the end of each episode, if you like what you hear, we'll give you a secret code you can enter at mamamia.com.au/eligible so you can see what your new love interest looks like and how to contact them.

The rest is up to cupid!

This episode is brought to you by Fantastic Furniture, the perfect place to find the heart of your home.

CREDITS:

Host: Rachel Corbett

Producer: Lem Zakharia

CONTACT US:

Got an Eligible single you'd like to nominate for the show? Send us an email at podcast@mamamia.com.au.

Don't want to miss an episode? Subscribe to the show at https://mamamia.com.au/podcasts/eligible/

Looking for something else to listen to? You'll find more Mamamia podcasts here... https://mamamia.com.au/podcasts/

Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

enFebruary 20, 2020

IHC Supports Eligible Families For Child Care In Your Own Home

Looking for flexible childcare in your own home? The In-Home Care program supports suitable families who are unable to access other types of approved child care that are not suitable or available. You also need to be eligible for the Child Care Subsidy.

Families also have to:

- be working outside standard hours where normal child care services would be available

- living in a rural or remote area where you are isolated from other types of child care

- experiencing challenging or complex situations

Get to know full accessibility for in-home care. To find out if youâre suitable for In Home Care call our office on 1800 993 737 or email us info@inhomecaresupportagencyqld.org.au

The In Home Care program is funded by the Australian Government, Department of Education and Training.

Day Care Home For Your Child

enMay 02, 2019

Born in the USA?

To be President of the United States, the Constitution requires you to be a "natural born Citizen." But what does that mean? Specifically, what does it mean for Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz?

The answer may surprise you. Join us for a fascinating discussion with two law professors who'll tell us all about it. And don't forget your birth certificate.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usMarch 04, 2016