Jacob Malthouse's guest appearances

Jacob Malthouse

Using the Whole Whale - A Nonprofit Podcast

The Art Of Meaningful Work

Groundswell Origins Podcast

Mike Vardy

Seth Godin

Paul Jarvis

Todd Henry

Tim O'Reilly

Jim Hemerling

Justin Jackson

Shawn Askinosie

Aliza Sherman

Martin Leifeld

Sarah Olivieri

Simo Ahava

Beth Kanter

Ben Bisbee

Joe Magee

OwlTail

LEAD

Jim Hemerling is a managing director at Boston Consulting Group and recently published Beyond Great: Nine Strategies for Thriving in an Era of Social Tension, Economic Nationalism, and Technological Revolution. In this show, we discuss:  How to adapt to an environment of constant change and disruption. How to lead in ambiguity, tension, and paradox. What kind of qualities are top performers looking for in their leaders.  As always, there is much more to explore in the show. I hope you enjoy it.   — Hello, I’m Ernest.  I'm an executive coach, and I work with innovative leaders. The work we do helps leaders confidently navigate uncertainty, clearly communicate their vision, lead with authenticity, and catalyze change. We use executive coaching and strategy facilitation to look at the impact you want to make and remove obstacles that are standing in your way.  Sounds interesting?  Connect with me on LinkedIn, or get in touch via e-mail to set up an introduction.

Jim Hemerling is a managing director at Boston Consulting Group and recently published Beyond Great: Nine Strategies for Thriving in an Era of Social Tension, Economic Nationalism, and Technological Revolution. In this show, we discuss: <ul> <li>How to adapt to an environment of constant change and disruption.</li> <li>How to lead in ambiguity, tension, and paradox.</li> <li>What kind of qualities are top performers looking for in their leaders.</li> </ul> As always, there is much more to explore in the show. I hope you enjoy it. — Hello, I’m Ernest. I'm an <a href="https://ernestbarbaric.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">executive coach</a>, and I work with innovative leaders. The work we do helps leaders confidently navigate uncertainty, clearly communicate their vision, lead with authenticity, and catalyze change. We use executive coaching and strategy facilitation to look at the impact you want to make and remove obstacles that are standing in your way.  Sounds interesting? Connect with me on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ernestbarbaric/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>, or get in touch <a href="https://ernestbarbaric.com/contact/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">via e-mail</a> to set up an introduction.

62. How To Lead And Thrive In An Era Of Constant Disruption With Jim Hemerling

In an interview with Jacob Malthouse, founder of .ECO domains and former VP of Global Partnerships of ICANN. Jacob explains how domains are run by ICANN and the Internet Society, making the case for why they should be saved.  Support the message at: SaveDotOrg.org   The nonprofit that runs .ORG domains is being taken over by a private equity fund. The Internet Society, who runs .ORG, also plans to sell the other key nonprofit domains .NGO and .ONG. All three domains will be privatized. This is a tremendous loss for nonprofits everywhere:  .ORG prices are going up. Price caps have been removed. The new owners can raise .ORG domain fees as much as they want.  $94 million dollars in revenue lost. The .ORG domain makes $94 million dollars a year. Instead of supporting nonprofits, those funds will disappear into a private company.  .ORG is the online home for nonprofits. It represents millions of non-profits and advocates around the world. As a symbol of the nonprofit community it should be accountable to them

In an interview with Jacob Malthouse, founder of .ECO domains and former VP of Global Partnerships of ICANN. Jacob explains how domains are run by ICANN and the Internet Society, making the case for why they should be saved.  Support the message at: <a href="http://SaveDotOrg.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SaveDotOrg.org</a> The nonprofit that runs .ORG domains is being taken over by a private equity fund. The Internet Society, who runs .ORG, also plans to sell the other key nonprofit domains .NGO and .ONG. All three domains will be privatized. This is a tremendous loss for nonprofits everywhere:  <ul><li>.ORG prices are going up. Price caps have been removed. The new owners can raise .ORG domain fees as much as they want. </li> <li>$94 million dollars in revenue lost. The .ORG domain makes $94 million dollars a year. Instead of supporting nonprofits, those funds will disappear into a private company. </li> <li>.ORG is the online home for nonprofits. It represents millions of non-profits and advocates around the world. As a symbol of the nonprofit community it should be accountable to them</li></ul>

152: Why we should save .ORG Domains - Jacob Malthouse