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Explore "spender" with insightful episodes like "Spender Vs Saver & Halloween Stats", "Gibt es ein "zu alt" für die Organspende?", "Exploring the 5 Money Personalities. Which One Are You? | Episode 4", "Folge 31: Leben retten - Spender*in sein" and "Prof Tom Neukirchen über die Vergreisung im Fundraising" from podcasts like ""Deeper In The Den", "Der Tag in Rheinland-Pfalz - Der Podcast von RPR1.", "Pocket Change Podcast", "WakeUp! - Futter für's Hirn" and "neues stiften philanthropie verbindet"" and more!
Episodes (11)
Gibt es ein "zu alt" für die Organspende?
Exploring the 5 Money Personalities. Which One Are You? | Episode 4
Did you know there are five money personalities? When it comes to finances you can be a spender, saver, investor, debtor, or avoider. Although we may have tendencies of all, we closely relate to only one. Tune in to hear this episode as Community Engagement Specialist, Carrie Cantrell and co-hosts Shea and Mary Helen discuss the five money personalities and their correlating animals. Which animal are you? Learn more about your habits, to learn more about yourself.
Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe to the Pocket Change Podcast. And subscribe to Leaders Credit Union's YouTube channel to watch these full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@leaderscreditunion
Folge 31: Leben retten - Spender*in sein
Prof Tom Neukirchen über die Vergreisung im Fundraising
#41 Interreligiöse Ehe: Liebe über den Glauben hinaus
Das Handtuch
DKMS meldet weniger Stammzellspender: „Blutkrebs macht keine Corona-Pause“
043 | The Art of Allowance
John Lanza is on a mission to help families raise money smart, money-empowered kids so that they can live happier, more fulfilled lives. He has written the art of Allowance along with three other childrens picture books.
On Today's episode we discuss the importance of not tying allowance to any sort of chore, but to use it empower your children to manage their money with mastery. https://www.famvestor.com/043
Links:
- John's Website: https://themoneymammals.com/
- Art of Allowance Book: https://amzn.to/2wc7UA5
- First National Bank of Dad Book: https://amzn.to/2ORyt41
- Your Money & Your Brain Book: https://amzn.to/3bzDesY
- Atomic Habits Book: https://amzn.to/2SosMN7
- Microshares: https://www.stockpile.com/
Episode 4. How Can Gambling Operators Responsibly Manage VIPs? (Part 2)
Main Episode, How can gambling operators responsibly manage VIPs? (Part 2).
GamblingCompliance recently hosted a live panel discussion on the changing approaches to the responsible management of VIPs and the unique social responsibility challenges they present.
Moderated by Andrew Gellatly, GamblingCompliance's Head of Global Research, and featuring expert analysis from: Jon Duffy from Genting Casinos UK; Dan Waugh from Regulus Partners; and David Clifton the co-founder of Clifton Davies Consultancy.
This is the second part of the discussion where the panel continues their examination of the changing approaches to VIP harm minimisation. The panel talks mostly about how the political focus in the UK has shifted from 'Fixed-odds Betting Terminals' to VIPs and what that might mean for the future of this sector. The panel also responds to an audience poll conducted during the webinar and answer submitted questions from the webinar attendees.
Episode 3. How Can Gambling Operators Responsibly Manage VIPs? (Part 1)
Main Episode, How can gambling operators responsibly manage VIPs? (Part 1).
GamblingCompliance recently hosted a live panel discussion on the changing approaches to the responsible management of VIPs and the unique social responsibility challenges they present.
Moderated by Andrew Gellatly, GamblingCompliance's Head of Global Research, and featuring expert analysis from: Jon Duffy from Genting Casinos UK; Dan Waugh from Regulus Partners; and David Clifton the co-founder of Clifton Davies Consultancy.
This is part one of the discussion where the panel examines what a VIP actually is and how operators deal with the very palpable tension between a commercial imperative to encourage their big spenders to spend more and how they work to meet there significant responsible gambling obligations.