Steve interviews Super Sunday co-chairs Albert ElGrissy and Julia Roberts

The Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey  launched Jewish Community Voice TV (JCV-TV) at the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey’s Super Sunday fund-raising event. Watch the videos we produced for JCV-TV on the Voice’s blog.

From left: Peter Spirgel, managing partner of Flaster/Greenberg, presenting sponsor for the Outlook; Mitchell Cohen, Esq., Counsel & Co-Chair, Alternative & Renewable Energy Industry Group, Flaster/Greenberg P.C.; Ralph LaRossa, President and COO, PSE&G Inc.; Deborah DiLorenzo, president, Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey; Wendell Pritchett, Chancellor, Rutgers-Camden; Michael Flett, President & CEO, Flett Exchange LLC; and program moderator Richard Michelfelder, Ph.D., Clinical Associate Professor, Rutgers School of Business–Camden.

Lubetkin Global Communications LLC is pleased to present the First Quarter 2012 Rutgers University School of Business at Camden Quarterly Business Outlook. In this program the Outlook departs from its past format and focuses entirely on the topic of Green Energy.

The panelists in this program are:

• Mitchell Cohen, Esq., Counsel & Co-Chair, Alternative & Renewable Energy Industry Group,  Flaster/Greenberg P.C.
• Ralph LaRossa, President and COO, PSE&G Inc.
• Michael Flett, President & CEO, Flett Exchange LLC
• Moderator: Richard Michelfelder, Ph.D., Clinical Associate Professor, Rutgers School of Business–Camden

This quarterly forum, presented by Rutgers University in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey and sponsored by the law firm of Flaster Greenberg, features South Jersey area business leaders who assess the Southern New Jersey economy in their business sectors. This program was recorded on Thursday, January 26, 2012, at the Student Center of Rutgers-Camden.

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Special thanks to Samantha Collier, director of external affairs, Rutgers University School of Business, Camden, and Michael Sepanic, Director of Public Information, Rutgers University, Camden, for their interest in promoting podcasting technology.

These podcasts are also available for commercial sponsorship. If you or your organization are interested in sponsoring production of the programs in this series, send an email to steve@lubetkincommunications.com.

In this audio podcast for the Greater Philadelphia Senior Executives Group, we present “What it Takes to Grow a Global Business” with  Richard J. Pinola, former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Right Management Consultants, in a program jointly sponsored by the GPSEG Human Capital and International Executives subgroups. This program was recorded January 17, 2012 at the Pyramid Club in Philadelphia.

The Greater Philadelphia Senior Executives Group (GPSEG) has as its purpose providing meaningful senior-level networking contacts to our members; support for members who are in career transition; and the sharing of knowledge, best practices, and resources; educating members on topics of interest to their professional and career development; and developing cooperative programs with other professional organizations in the region.

About the Speaker

Richard J. Pinola, former chairman of Right Management Consultants

Dean Miller, president and CEO of the Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies

Dean Miller joined Novitas Capital in 1998, and is focused on Life Sciences investments. He has over 18 years of experience working for and with both large and small companies. Dean is currently on the Board of Directors of Cellumen and VIPdesk, and is an observer to the Board of Directors of Agile Therapeutics, GelMed Sciences, Logical Therapeutics, and Neuronyx. He has led investments in and served as director or observer of Renal Solutions (acquired by Fresenius (NYSE: FMS)), Incurrent Solutions (acquired by Online Resources (NASDAQ: ORCC)) and LearnNow, Inc. (acquired by Edison Schools).

Previously, Dean served as the Chief Financial Officer of Adaptiv Learning Systems, a venture-backed start-up company that was spun out of the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Psychology. Adaptiv Learning Systems provides resiliency training to corporations, educational institutions and a variety of other clients. At Adaptiv, he worked with the other Senior Management team members to analyze and execute financial, strategic, operational and marketing decisions.

Dean began his career at the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, where he held a variety of management positions. While at Chubb, Dean was responsible for operations, financial management, technology management and internal consulting. In his last position at Chubb, he managed a regional department of 120 people with responsibility for over $250 million in revenue.

The Greater Philadelphia Senior Executives Group (GPSEG) has as its purpose providing meaningful senior-level networking contacts to our members; support for members who are in career transition; and the sharing of knowledge, best practices, and resources; educating members on topics of interest to their professional and career development; and developing cooperative programs with other professional organizations in the region.

Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies (PACT)’s vision is to be a premier resource for emerging growth companies in the information technology, clean technology, and life sciences industries. We connect emerging growth companies, venture investors, professional advisors, and technology-focused corporations to network, develop relationships, pursue business opportunities, and market and promote their businesses to foster growth and innovation.

Sponsorship Opportunities

We are seeking sponsorship support for this series of podcasts. If your company is interested in underwriting these business podcast programs and gaining visibility before an audience of more than 4,000 senior level Philadelphia area executives, please email steve@lubetkincommunications.com for more information.

This podcast is Copyright ©2012 Lubetkin Global Communications LLC. All rights reserved. This podcast may not be embedded in other websites except by a text link referring site visitors to this page, unless specifically authorized through a written license from the copyright owner.  Any repurposing of this podcast without express written license is strictly prohibited.

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Michael Hoffman of ClientXClient makes a point during his Bank Marketing Association presentation October 5, 2011.

The October 2011 Bank Marketing Association Seminar in Clark, NJ featured two presentations on customer service and marketing. In this program, Michael Hoffman, president of Client x Client consulting, discusses customer service and marketing.

We recorded this program October 6, 2011 in Clark, NJ. This series of podcasts is available for sponsorship. Please download our rate card, Professional Podcasts Sponsorship Opportunities, for more information.

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Richard Weissman of DMA making a point during his talk before the NJ Bank Marketing Association, October 6, 2011.

The October 2011 Bank Marketing Association Seminar in Clark, NJ featured two presentations on customer service and marketing. In this program, Rich Weissman, president of DMA, a firm that provides information-based analytics for financial institutions, discusses customer service and marketing.

We recorded this program October 6, 2011 in Clark, NJ. This series of podcasts is available for sponsorship. Please download our rate card, Professional Podcasts Sponsorship Opportunities, for more information.

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And of course it made me remember this joke, which is way too long to tell in the 140 character limit of Twitter.

(Overheard CB radio conversation)

CB Operator: Breaker 1-9 for a 10-36?
Translation: can someone on channel 19 please tell me what time it is?

Response: Hey, guy, I’m not going to give you a 10-36 because if I give you a 10-36 then you’re going to ask me for my (10-)20 [my current location] and if I tell you my 20 you’re going to ask me for my home 20, and if I give you my home 20 you’re going to ask to have a coffee break at my home 20, and if you come to my home 20 for a coffee break you’re going to meet my sister, and if you meet my sister you’re going to want to date my sister, and I won’t have any son of a bitch date my sister who can’t afford to buy a wristwatch!

BA-dum ching!

Richard Leitman lecturing at Brookdale Community College

The Center for World War II studies and Conflict Resolution at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ, presents a video podcast from its fall lecture series. In this program, Richard Leitman discusses his book Dear Roz: Wartime Letters from Overseas, based on letters his father wrote to his mother from the European Theater.

Lubetkin Global Communications is pleased to be producing video podcasts from many of the Center’s lectures this year. The productions continue a collaboration that dates back nearly 40 years between Steve Lubetkin and the Center’s director, Prof. Paul Zigo. As a student broadcaster at Monmouth College in the 1970s, Steve provided production support to Paul’s weekly radio program, “Speaking of Monmouth.”

This program series is seeking corporate sponsorship support, either for individual programs in the series or as a presenting sponsor for the entire lecture schedule. More information is available in this PDF document, Lubetkin Global Communications – Brookdale Center for World War II Studies Podcast Sponsorship Opportunities – 2012 Spring Series

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'How We Spent the Loot' Panel at Founder Factory 2011

Panel discusses “What we did with the loot,” how they spent money received from investors, from the 2011 Founder Factory Conference held November 17, 2011 at the World Café Live in Philadelphia.

A great panel of speakers who have been successful in getting funding for their companies.

And now they’re going to share the part you only fantasize about – how they spent it! You’ll get an opportunity to hear how their investors helped them make decisions, the good and not so good choices they made, and what they’d do over – or AGAIN!

Meet the Panel

• Jeff Sposetti — Director, Product Management, Cloud Development at VMware / Former CEO, Compoze Software
• Tim Raybould — CFO, TicketLeap
• Jane Hoffer — CEO Brain Rewards

Moderator

Alan Kraus — Director, IT Investments, Ben Franklin Technology Partners

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