Explore "frederic" with insightful episodes like "Frederic Valletoux nouveau ministre de la Santé", "Las bolas vienen de Francia | A por el TÃtulo (EFE Sport Business)", "Apéro Auto-Moto 5 avec Frédérick Bordelanne, José Alves et Alexandre Garat", "Pourquoi le colonialisme français est il aussi présent en Afrique ?" and "AFFAIRE DE DUBAÃ PORTA POTTY LE CACA-GANG VOU AVEZ PEUR DE QUOI-Le Frere De Dieu MAKOSSO CAMILLE EST_le Medicament des SORCIERS CIRIL HANOUN" from podcasts like ""Ma France", "A por el Título", "Moto Radio", "Le Décryptage" and "Cancelled Culture TODAY"" and more!
Frédéric Lejeal, ancien rédacteur en chef de La Lettre du Continent et auteur de « Le déclin franco-africain: L'impossible rupture avec le pacte colonial". Dans son livre, il explique notamment pourquoi la France ne peut pas rompre avec certaines pratiques coloniales en Afrique.
Frederic Lalonde is the CEO and Co-Founder of Hopper, the smart way to book travel on your phone. Combining massive amounts of data and advanced machine learning algorithms, Hopper predicts and analyzes future airfare and accommodation prices to save users money and enable them to travel more often. Hopper has ranked as the #1 travel app in over 55 countries and has ranked as one of the top 10 travel apps in over 120 countries. It has received accolades such as Fast Company’s Most Innovative Company in Travel 2018, the Google Play Award for Standout Startup of 2016, and Apple’s App Store Best of 2015.
This episode for anyone that likes to travel for either work or pleasure. I get to sit down and chat with Frederic Lalonde is the CEO and Co-Founder of Hopper and WOW!!! He blows my mind! Hopper predicts prices with 95% accuracy up to 1 year in advance. Such an amazing overview of the BOOMING travel industry and the stats & insights he shares, WOW! Did I say WOW already?
In this episode we chat:
You’re going to love the energy in this episode!
Hopper is made up of hundreds of smart, creative, and inspired humans working to fundamentally change how the world books travel.
Hopper is the smart way to book travel on your phone. Combining massive amounts of data and advanced machine learning algorithms, Hopper predicts and analyzes airfare and accommodation to save users money and enable them to travel more often.
Since its launch in 2015, Hopper has become one of the fastest growing travel apps ever with over 30 million installs to date. It is now the most downloaded travel booking app in North America and travelers have booked hundreds of millions of dollars in flights and hotels around the world using Hopper.
The app has received accolades such as Fast Company’s Most Innovative Company in Travel 2018, the Google Play Award for Standout Startup of 2016, and Apple’s App Store Best of 2015.
Hopper.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter: @fredlalonde @Hopper | LinkedIn: Frederic Lalonde and Hopper
When I sat with Frédéric in his office on Madison, he told me about his passion for creative disruption. He is the Chairman of Arianee, an association whose mission is to build a global standard for the digital certification of valuable objects.
Behind the technologies, there's a vision:today, buying something is an act of communication, because of all the data involved in the process.
How to protect the privacy and the security of our transactions?
For Frederic, technology is the answer.
It’s time to listen to him.
It's battle time once again and in this episode, Thomas and Nick are joined by guest judge Nigel Dunckley (Thomas' lovely yet long-suffering husband) in a fragrant fight of their favourite Eau de Colognes.
What is an Eau de Cologne? What fragrances do Thomas and Nick choose? Who is victorious? Will Thomas and Nigel still be married by the end of the episode? All this (and more) is answered in Fume Chat: Attack of the Colognes.
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Scents Sniffed (spoilers ahoy):
- Jean Marie Farina by Roger & Gallet
- Cologne Indelebile by Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle
- Aqua Universalis by Maison Francis Kurkdjian
- Paris-Deauville by CHANEL
- Orange Sanguine by Atelier Cologne
- Come Together (formerly "Cologne") by MUGLER
- Lime, Basil & Mandarin by Jo Malone London
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Insta: @fumechat
Twitter: @fumechat
Email: hello@fumechat.com
Nick: @nickrgilbert
Thomas @thecandyperfumeboy
Edwin Jansen is Head of Marketing at Fitzii, a recruitment company based in Canada. We talk about the three stages of self-management adoption he’s noticed (Head, Heart, Habit) and why it’s so challenging for us human beings in the “messy middle” stage. Edwin also shares some practices that Fitzii has developed around “radical responsibility”, such as feedback, teal onboarding, and the Role Advice Process, as well as his own personal journey of transformation as a former manager.
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Women of a certain age know the name of this hair legend: Frédéric Fekkai. Get ready to hear the backstory behind the dashing Frenchman and former model who was among the first to charge hundreds of dollars for a haircut in Manhattan. In his heyday, Frédéric was called upon by Hollywood royalty like Meryl Streep and Oprah Winfrey— at one Academy Awards show, he worked on three nominees in one night!
His eponymous haircare brand was also among the original hairstylist-backed brands, and it would become coveted for its anti-grunge, Fekkai Brilliant Glossing Cream, bringing that salon suave to top shelves across the continent. (Carlene even recalls one swanky press trip when she was helicoptered to Frédéric’s estate in Upstate New York!) But after selling his self-titled haircare business in 2008, the brand lost its cool factor. In today’s episode, Frédéric explains why he recently bought back his own brand—and details his plans for re-inventing the House of Fekkai to compete with the Ouai’s and Brigeo’s of this world.
Bitten by the entrepreneurial bug, Frédéric never retired for long though. Meet the clean beauty brand born from his roots in the South of France, called Bastide. What began as a small assortment of artisanal, luxe-y perfumes, hand washes and body creams sold at high end department stores Nordstrom and Holt Renfrew, the highly giftable brand is ready to take on skincare this fall. Frédéric talks to us about shifting his focus from hair to face; he also explains the right* way to blow-dry your hair; and he shares some knee-slapping stories about his stylish travels working with the likes of Martha Stewart (pre & post-penitentiary) along the way.
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Christy Whitman is a transformational leader, celebrity coach and New York Times bestselling author of The Art of Having It All – and together with her entrepreneur husband Frederic Gobeil, the host of The Couple’s Retreat. They share how they co-created in business, co-parent, and co-design their lives together with their two young boys in marriage and in business partnership
Christy Whitman is a transformational leader, celebrity coach and New York Times bestselling author of The Art of Having It All – and together with her entrepreneur husband Frederic Gobeil, the host of The Couple’s Retreat. They share how they co-created in business, co-parent, and co-design their lives together with their two young boys in marriage and in business partnership
Mes Amis – My friends
We’re off to Paris where I get into a bit of difficulté.
I’m young.
I’m stupid.
And I manage to get myself stuck inside a cemetery.
With literally a million others.
But they’re dead.
What’s my excuse?
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