Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸 Proud to be American-made, today and everyday. And to our BeaverFit UK and BeaverFit Australia teammates, hope you enjoyed your Thursday.
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Thoroughly enjoyed attending the Sporting Heritage Conference today, uniting two career paths I've had - sport development and heritage. This free event provided new insight and information, opportunities for learning, and a revived sense of place and purpose within the heritage sector. Key takeaways "Can you be what you can't see?" Amazin Le Thi - the importance of representation and identity within sporting heritage - finding your story, so others can see themselves too. "Everyone learns in different ways" - Mike Huggins - highlighting the importance of this, to move away from the obsession with text and look into other different methods of learning. "Anything from the past that is important to you and that you want to share with the future" - new criteria and simpler processes for applying for National Lottery Heritage Funds. "The importance of sport and community in the creation of our sense of self" - Amina Abu Shahba - working in heritage you are a conduit to make sure community stories have a platform.
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Edrychwch ar hyn! 💡 We’re excited to share a milestone at our company: our Chief Executive Officer, Catherine Roberts, has recently completed her 250th day in her role. Throughout this journey, she has gained various insights and has shared her vision for the future. Don't miss Catherine’s reflections and forward-looking thoughts. Read here ➡ https://lnkd.in/edV_DtE6
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Global Market Research I Asset Management I Insurance I Banking I Private Investors I Helping you find out your WHY’s
What’s that rhyme ‘Rain Rain go away come back another day’ might as well have started to build the ARK, what a week of it, anyway enough of the British weather. Last Saturday saw Richard and I ride our current longest bike ride, all 128miles of it, quite the ride and great preparation for what we have coming up at the end of the month. All in the aid of celebrating a certain person’s 50th (You know who you are, the guilty party) I could think of better ways to celebrate but riding round Belgium seems to be what we are doing, at least we can share a few beers made by those mad Belgium monks who see nothing more than about 15% proof like water. Lessons learnt from that ride and endurance sports as a whole, and defiantly pliable to your life and work, you have dark/bad moments call them what you will but they happen, you question why the hell you are doing these stupid things/the purpose of your job etc, and then a smiling face comes back for you with good will and cheer, it takes a little while but you gradually get back to some sort or semblance and back at it you are. You need these people, that person in your life, the genuine ones that have your back. This week’s message is ‘Sometimes you’re the HAMMER and sometimes you’re the NAIL’. But trust me a majority of the time you’ll be the HAMMER! Let’s hope we see some sun as all this rain is making Jack a dull boy. Enjoy whatever it is you are up to. #experience #health #life #WORK #helpinghand #salesandmarketing #marketresearch #mentaltoughness
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Further to my previous post about John Donne Society: Galway Style
🇮🇪 🇪🇺 📚 Co-Author of #1 Bestseller Old Ireland in Colour 👨🏫 Prof in EE at University of Galway 👨🔬 PI at Insight 🚀 Co-Founder of PorterShed, boards.ie, adverts.ie 🪑 Cathaoirleach Gaillimh le Gaeilge 💭 My own
I always expect a warm welcome in Ireland. But Galway blew me away | Adrian Chiles
I always expect a warm welcome in Ireland. But Galway blew me away | Adrian Chiles
theguardian.com
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Helping Software companies #disrupt telecom market ❤️ Business Development 🧠 Start-ups💡Ambassador of 🇺🇦 business in BeNeLux
Sometimes, finishing is more important than being first. 🥇 Easy to experience in sports and much harder to apply in a business or personal life. That is exactly what happened to me over the weekend. Another half-marathon. In Trier 🇩🇪 this time. Not the best preparation, still full of energy and excitement to do the best. 🏃🏻♂️ The first kilometer was OK. And the rest 20 km were in pain. It was a long internal dialog if I should continue running or not. 10 km was the point of no return. I kept flying, quite slowly flying. Eventually, I did finish, though the health consequences of this will be with me for a long time. It's important to finish things. To deliver on internal promises. no matter what Sport is a microcosm of our lives. it's a simplified example, where everything depends on ourselves. Doing sports is reflected in business, family, and entertainment. Proven for me 100% How do you connect sport and life? Just finishing or trying to be the first all the time?
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An overview of the companies I'm involved in across production and media, education, hospitality, property and football ❤️
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Congratulations to our Q3 Hiver of the Quarter, Rick Diaz! Having been with us for almost a decade, Rick is one of the hardest working Hivers we have here. He’s always ready to lend a helping hand or pitch in where needed around the shop, all with a smile on his face. We are very grateful and excited to have him on our team. Q: How long have you worked at BlueHive? A: Maybe 8 years Q: What is your position / title? A: Cabinet Maker Q: Do you have a nickname? A: Rick / Ricky Q: How did you get started working in the industry? A: Started framing houses, fell in love with the finish work aspect and cabinet building. Transitioned to display company and found my way to BlueHive Q: Favorite thing to do when not at work? A: Strength train, play/coach volleyball Q: Favorite sports team(s)? A: N.Y. (Yankees, Giants, Rangers, Knicks) Q: Favorite holiday and why? A: Thanksgiving. More about being thankful for friends and family, not gifts. Plus, lots of food (eating is a favorite pastime). Q: If you could have one superpower what would it be? A: Fast healing like Wolverine. Q: Flash forward ten years: Where are you and what are you doing? A: Probably somewhere a little warmer than New England. Maybe working in a fitness field, hopefully with youth. I like to instill healthy habits when they are young that affects them when they are older. Q: What was your favorite childhood toy/game? A: I loved all sports growing up. Spent a lot of time outside playing wiffleball, soccer, softball, basketball, handball and rode bikes everywhere.
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Have you explore the Participation Deep Dive in the SIA Member Portal yet? This report takes a closer look at Black, Asian and Hispanic participants across ski, snowboard and cross-country skiing by age and race/ethnicity. Some cool insights emerge when you look at last year’s (2022-2023) snow sports data that can help inform business decisions and future growth opportunities. For example, take a look at which age group the majority of Black, Asian and Hispanic skiers, snowboarders, and cross-country skiers fall into. You can also see that the participation rate for Asians is on par with the white, non-hispanic population. This data is available to members only. Not a member yet? Join today at https://lnkd.in/gFteSfVm.
SIA Membership - Snowsports Industries America
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I write this article with a mix of emotions, one likely shared by the whole SUP community, on learning that this is the last year of the iconic Trent 100.
The Trent 100
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