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This episode of Pocket Hours is a little different. Scout Real Estate Founder Jennifer Nelson interviews her friend and longtime colleague, Dawn Leverett. Dawn is sharing her journey of misdiagnosis and eventual acceptance of Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), a rare neurodegenerative disorder. 

Despite all she’s been through, Dawn maintains her sense of humor and finds support from her friends and family. Dawn’s real estate career, spanning 22 years, is characterized by genuine connection with her clients, and that hasn’t changed. She emphasizes community involvement and personal growth, even in the face of grief over her lost abilities. 

 Dawn also shares her experiences with ALS, raising awareness about rare diseases, and advocating for connection and understanding. Dawn’s bravery is admirable, and we appreciate her willingness to share her story on Pocket Hours.

Connect with Dawn at ensemblepnw.com/agent/dawn.

Find out more about Jennifer Nelson and all that Scout Real Estate has to offer at scoutrealestate.com.

 

durée : 00:43:58 - Les experts - FB RCFM - Docteur Merlinghi de la ligue contre le cancer, Elsa Florentin de la MSA et docteur Bertrand-Finance de la MSA

Management Science Associates, Inc. (MSA), a Pittsburgh headquartered research, analytics, informatics, and consulting firm, has created a new corporate ownership structure to secure continuity of its sixty-year history of answering questions, identifying opportunities, and solving real-world problems for businesses, institutions and government, helping them put their data to work.

MSA was founded in 1963 by Dr. Alfred A. Kuehn after ten years on the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University’s GSIA, now known as the Tepper Business School, based initially on his ground-breaking work studying dynamics of consumer purchasing behavior. While available data analytic tools and techniques and the IT computing fabric have exploded by orders of magnitude since then, the principles behind looking for solutions to unstructured problems and extracting them from data using informatics has not.

On November 9, 2023, Dr. Kuehn transferred all MSA ownership to the MSA Purpose Trust and the Dr. Alfred A. Kuehn Innovation Institute. With this innovative ownership structure, MSA and Dr. Kuehn have built a framework for others to pursue his efforts, and preserved MSA’s ability to continue in perpetuity his life-long passion for innovation and quantitative approaches to problem solving.

Listen to the story of MSA's growth and how it is looking to be a leader in the emerging cannabis industry.

Management Science Associates, Inc. (MSA), a Pittsburgh headquartered research, analytics, informatics, and consulting firm, has created a new corporate ownership structure to secure continuity of its sixty-year history of answering questions, identifying opportunities, and solving real-world problems for businesses, institutions and government, helping them put their data to work.

MSA was founded in 1963 by Dr. Alfred A. Kuehn after ten years on the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University’s GSIA, now known as the Tepper Business School, based initially on his ground-breaking work studying dynamics of consumer purchasing behavior. While available data analytic tools and techniques and the IT computing fabric have exploded by orders of magnitude since then, the principles behind looking for solutions to unstructured problems and extracting them from data using informatics has not.

On November 9, 2023, Dr. Kuehn transferred all MSA ownership to the MSA Purpose Trust and the Dr. Alfred A. Kuehn Innovation Institute. With this innovative ownership structure, MSA and Dr. Kuehn have built a framework for others to pursue his efforts, and preserved MSA’s ability to continue in perpetuity his life-long passion for innovation and quantitative approaches to problem solving.

Listen to the story of MSA's growth and how it is looking to be a leader in the emerging cannabis industry.

Una estrategia cocinada a fuego lento por un estadounidense enamorado de la gente y las tierras gaditanas es el punto de partida de la apuesta de expansión en Estados Unidos del Cádiz. Es un ambicioso movimiento con el que Ben Harburg, accionista minoritario del conjunto andaluz, pretende que su equipo crezca al otro lado del Atlántico como si fuera un David contra poderosos Goliath como el Barcelona o el Real Madrid. Entrega especial 'EFE Sport Business'.

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August 2022 brought a lot of new tech to Microsoft 365 - lots of SharePoint and related tech goodness: Viva Goals GA, Viva Engage GA, Viva Insights updates, Microsoft Lists - MSA Preview for iOS (beta), new SharePoint team site templates, new web parts and site theme, co-authoring encrypted documents on mobile, new OneDrive home experience, To Do in Outlook for Windows, and more. We also hear from Ankur Madan and Sahil Baid discuss progress in the mobile Lists space, namely bringing access to the Lists - MSA Preview to the Lists iOS app, and more about overall progress to date and innovation for Lists on the Android platform.

Click here for this episode's corresponding blog post.

Ankur Madan (Senior product manager) | LinkedIn [guest]

Sahil Baid (Product manager) | LinkedIn [guest]

Mark Kashman |@mkashman [co-host]

Chris McNulty |@cmcnulty2000 [co-host]

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Resources:

Download and install the Microsoft Lists - MSA Preview iOS beta: https://aka.ms/ListsiOSMSA 

"15 reasons to love OneDrive"

Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. 

Microsoft Tech Community Home

Stay on top of Office 365 changes

Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts

Upcoming Events:

HR Tech (Sept.13-16.2022; Vegas - Mandalay Bay)

Microsoft Power Platform Conference (Sept.20-22.2022; Orlando, FL)

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365 EduCon - Chicago (Sept.26-30; Chicago, IL)

Teams 10x (Virtual Summit; Sept.28-29, 2022)

Microsoft Ignite (Oct.12-14, 2022; virtual + SCC + six regional "spotlights")

North American Cloud Summit (Oct.12-14; Branson, MO)

South Coast Summit (Oct.14-15, 2022; Ageas Bowl, Southampton, UK)

Microsoft Lists workshop [now available on-demand] 

 

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Why do so many professional athletes have tax problems? 

We are currently working with NBA players with various tax issues in different states. These professional athletes are challenged with multi-state tax reporting and filing, having to pay taxes in places where they live and where they work. Having all their focus on the sport they participate in, it can be daunting to be knowledgeable of their federal obligations, pay taxes in 15 or 20 states, and go back and forth to different places where they practice and play.

In some cases, multiple states will want to claim the athlete as a resident for where they spend the most time. Choosing to spend the summer in California, even if the athlete is from Florida, can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and be double taxed. Sports stars must know their tax consequences to avoid trouble with the IRS.

Talk to us at JLD Tax Resolution Group and allow us to help you solve complex tax problems with ease. Schedule your free consultation at 201-479-2572 or visit www.201tax.com.

Why do so many celebrities have tax problems? 

On a podcast, Steve Harvey recently made a tell-all about how he owed the Internal Revenue Service a whopping $22 million. The comedian, author, and Miss Universe Pageant host shared his harrowing experience and how he worked out a payment arrangement with the IRS. 

Steve is one of the many celebrities the agency loves to go after. The IRS wants to make a point that they're not giving breaks to people in the public eye and are impartial to the rich and famous. 

Since most of those in the entertainment industry have a highly variable income, they can make more in a year than they did the previous year. They could have good stretches or bad stretches. So from a tax perspective, it's easy to see why many celebrities have tax problems. They live an extravagant lifestyle, and then their income changes. 

This can be avoided by taking necessary precautions. If you're in the public eye – an actor, influencer, or professional athlete – it's crucial to handle your tax situation. Properly pay your estimated taxes; if you owe the IRS, proactively reach out to them to work out an arrangement. 

Talk to us at JLD Tax Resolution Group and allow us to help you solve complex tax problems with ease. Schedule your free consultation at 201-479-2572 or visit www.201tax.com.

What is IRS Form 5471? 

If you are an officer, director, or shareholder of a foreign corporation, you may need to file Form 5471 to report the company's income, shares, and shareholder information. Not filing this form and not reporting your interest can lead to significant penalties. The penalties can be $30,000 a year, and hundreds of thousands, depending on how many years you have been filed, the corporation's value, and whether it has foreign bank accounts. 

The IRS has voluntary disclosure programs that can allow you to avoid or reduce some of these penalties. It's really important that you get into a program before the IRS reaches out to you. 

Get COMPLIANT. JLD Tax Resolution Group can help you easily solve a complex tax problem. Schedule your free consultation at 201-479-2572 or visit www.201tax.com. 

 

Bonjour à tous, et bienvenu dans ce nouvel épisode de votre podcast Entre-Preneurs d'Idées, du Réseau APOGEES.

Comme chaque mois, nous partons à la rencontre d’un projet remarquable et inspirant. 

Aujourd’hui, il s’agit d’un évènement organisé en juin 2021 à la Marpa les Aïauts à Feuquières en Vimeu dans la Somme. Nous assistons à la présentation des terrasses
des résidents, décorées pour le concours des terrasses Fleuries des MARPA de
Picardie organisé par la MSA (Mutualité Sociale Agricole).

   

Les éléments pertinents de cette journée que j’ai retenus sont : 

• L’atmosphère familiale et chaleureuse des MARPAS 
• La richesse des partenariats sur son territoire 
• L’implication des résidents dans un projet et les bienfaits qui en résultent
• Le lien fort qui unit les professionnels aux personnes accompagnées   

  

  Nos références : 

• Concours des terrasses fleuries 2021 sur le thème des oiseaux | MARPA 
• https://www.facebook.com/MarpaLesAiauts

Vous retrouvez cet épisode sur vos plateformes habituelles, n’hésitez-pas à vous abonner. 

Vous pouvez nous contacter par mail : contact@apogees-ess.org

Annie Angueira is President of A2 Project Services, a North-Carolina based Owners Representation and Construction Consulting Practice. She was raised in Miami and is a first generation American born to parents who fled the Cuban Communist revolution. Annie graduated in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida and began her career working on government infrastructure projects with a large international contracting firm. She transitioned into Collegiate Facilities and Planning Administration where she served at the Vice President level at multiple higher education institutions in the Eastern US. Annie is passionate about the importance of campus planning and integration into the design and construction process, and is currently serving as Owners Construction Representative for Centre College on their $50 million Initiative for Wellness and Athletic Excellence - the most significant project in the 200+ year history of the College. A2 Project Services - (315) 825-1578

Tom Gelehrter is the President & Founder of 4th Floor Creative. For the past six seasons, Tom has led the FC Cincinnati broadcast team, bringing 21 years of experience to the booth. Gelehrter served as the “Voice of FC Cincinnati” throughout the USL era and has extensive experience on both television and radio, having called games for ESPNU, ESPN3, FOX Sports Ohio and 700-WLW. Before founding his Cincinnati-based production house, 4th Floor Creative, he spent nine years as the Senior Director of New Media and Broadcasting at the University of Cincinnati. Additionally, Gelehrter called soccer on the collegiate level at both the University of Akron and the University of Cincinnati and hosted the weekly television shows for Bearcats football and basketball for seven years. He is a 2002 graduate of Syracuse University. Tom and his wife Marissa reside in Cincinnati with their two sons.

In der Folge SMS#06 besprechen Ingo Friese, Ronald Fromm und Harald Trzcionka von den Telekom Innovation Laboratories das Projekt Baxter, eine Evaluationsumgebung für superschnelle Software Stacks und Frameworks. Sie gehen dabei den kompletten Weg von der Cloud über Edge Computing, streifen Micro-Service-Architekturen mit Containern und Docker, erwähnen Kubernetes und landen schließlich bei einer modernen Event-Driven-Architektur. Sie klären darüber auf, wie wichtig die Müllabfuhr bei dieser Angelegenheit ist und wie die Java Frameworks Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut, Spring Native und die Java Virtual Machine GraalVM funktionieren und welche Vorteile sie liefern.

The Muslim Student Association (MSA) seeks to support the Muslim students and other students of faith attending Ross University. They also aim to provide safe and comfortable spaces of prayer and meditation, while bringing awareness to the faith of Islam. My guests today are current students and officers of the MSA.

Was genau ist die Microsoft Software Assurance und welche Features bietet sie? Unsere Microsoft-Expertinnen Corinna Weny und Rebecca Stockinger geben in diesem kurzen Info-Podcast einen Überblick über die Vorteile der MS-Zusatzlizenz.

Kirk Koennecke is the Superintendent of the Indian Hill School District - a nationally renowned high performing school district located in Greater Cincinnati. A veteran educational leader with 16 years of experience in administration and 24 years of service to students, Mr. Koennecke came to the Indian Hill School District after serving as superintendent of the Graham Local School District in Central Ohio, where he led in that capacity since 2016. Prior to that position, Mr. Koennecke worked as a principal at multiple districts including Marion City Schools, Springfield City Schools, Barberton City Schools, and the Bedford City School District. In addition to his vast experience as a leader in education, Mr. Koennecke has also been a featured presenter nationally, and has published numerous articles within education publications. Mr. Koennecke earned his Master of Arts in Education and Superintendent Licensure from Wright State University (2014); his Master of Science in Education from John Carroll University (2005); his Master of Science in Sports Administration from Miami University of Ohio (1995); and his Bachelor of Science in Education from The Ohio State University (1994). He is a member of the American Association of School Administrators (AASA), the Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA), and is the executive director of the Ohio Small and Rural Collaborative (OSRC). Awards: • Ohio State Strategic Leadership Innovation Award, 2019 • AASA Success Practices Network Model School, 2018 • Education Innovation Award, Urbana University, 2018 • Leadership Excellence+ Certified Trainer • Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt Certified • BASA Technology Committee • AASA STEM Consortium Advisory Member • Chapter Author: Rural Incubators in Innovation and Implementation in Rural Places, 2018, Edited by R. Martin Reardon • Author: Small Town STEM for District Administration, September, 2018, Volume 4, Number 77 • AASPA Human Capital Leader in Education Certification

Dan Montgomery is an Associate and Senior Project Architect at MSA Design. Dan is a native of Lisbon, Ohio - a "small town in the woods" in Northeast Ohio. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning (DAAP). Dan's career began with institutional and civic work, and he joined MSA over 12 years ago where he has risen into Senior Leadership and is a key Project Architect on many of the firms' Civic, Educational, and Sport projects. Dan shares his passion for architecture through teaching those newer to the profession by sharing his experiences and implementations that made him successful. Dan believes that “when it comes to design, the best designs are often the simplest. Every design move is done with reason and purpose to support the overarching concept.” Dan is a Member of the Planning and Zoning Committee, a Member of the Pedestrian Safety Committee, and holds a Director position as a Board Member of the Northside Community Council. Outside of work, you can find Dan tending to his small garden, using fresh herbs to create Italian-inspired dishes, eagerly anticipating the next time he can travel through the streets of Italy. Dan and his husband Brett reside in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Northside.

Blake Lane is a Senior Design Researcher at Thrive in Atlanta, Georgia, where he specializes in healthcare innovation. Blake received his BFA in interior design from Valdosta State University in South Georgia and went on to earn his master’s of science degree in architecture from the University of Cincinnati, where he is also a PhD candidate. It was while doing theoretical research on spatial design for his doctoral degree that Blake homed in on his interest in user-centered research and design thinking. In 2014 Blake began working for the Live Well Collaborative, a design and product innovation consultancy in Cincinnati, as a design researcher and strategist. At Live Well, Blake worked on projects with Fortune 500 companies like Procter & Gamble, Pfizer and Boeing, as well as top-ranked healthcare institutions including Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC). For CCHMC, he worked across all spectrums of the hospital, from creating the most comfortable cancer patient journey to developing an ideal anesthesia induction experience for children, which has resulted in a patent filing and multiple publications. After leaving Live Well, Blake worked at GE Aviation as a user experience researcher, focusing on ways to improve how airlines and engineers assess jet engine health. Eventually, he made his way to Thrive and back to his passion of doing design research for healthcare. www.thrivethinking.com

Katie Freeland is the Director of the Columbus Studio and an Associate Principal at MSA Design, a nationally renowned design practice based in the Midwest. She is from Powell, Ohio and attended Miami University, where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture degree. She went on to receive her Master of Architecture degree from Washington University in St. Louis, graduating with honors. She lived in St. Louis for several years before returning to central Ohio and joining MSA Design. Katie is a registered architect and enjoys working on a range of diverse projects types, including municipal, educational, transportation, corporate, and sports and recreation. Katie lives in Upper Arlington with her husband, Mike, and their two children, Wesley (age 7) and Nora (age 4). In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, being outdoors, and traveling.

Todd began his career with the park district in 2003 and by 2017 had received four promotions. During that time, he steered the agency’s five-year strategic plan and completed several key projects including Highfield Discovery Garden, Otto Armleder Memorial Park, Fernbank Park, and the Mitchell Memorial Forest Mountain Bike Trail. Todd has served in the lead role on several park district initiatives including its visioning process, Needs Assessment teams, and most recently the agency’s first Comprehensive Master Plan. He became Great Parks of Hamilton County’s next Chief Executive Officer in May 2019. https://www.greatparks.org/