Terry Osborne's guest appearances

Terry Osborne

Mullins Farrier Podcast

POStalks de POS Potential

Simon Curtis

Jason Fox

Daniel Bennett

Jim Keith

Jonathan Nunn

Andrew DeVisser

Travis Burns

Michael Wildenstein

Brad Davidson

Mike Garrett

Alan Manning

Dave Farley

Brian Mullins

Bruce Martin

Robbie Miller

OwlTail

Fernando Terry Osborne, consejero delegado en Grupo Osborne, nos comparte cuáles son sus pasiones, sus aprendizajes como consejero delegado y como el Grupo Osborne logra posicionarse como referente de la gastronomía española. POStalks nuestro canal de conversación con los directiv@s más influyentes de la industria de gran consumo junto a Stanislas Dallest y Bill Derrenger.  Trayectoria profesional Pasiones Referentes de la gastronomía española Sinergia comercial ¿Cómo se construye una marca? Planificación de campañas Aprendizajes como Consejero delegado Claves fundamentales para la subida de precio Canales alternativos Expansión internacional El equipo como clave para el futuro  Más información:  https://pospotential.com https://www.linkedin.com/company/pospotential https://www.instagram.com/pospotential https://www.facebook.com/pospotential  #POStalks #POSPotential #granconsumo #FMCG

Fernando Terry Osborne, consejero delegado en Grupo Osborne, nos comparte cuáles son sus pasiones, sus aprendizajes como consejero delegado y como el Grupo Osborne logra posicionarse como referente de la gastronomía española. POStalks nuestro canal de conversación con los directiv@s más influyentes de la industria de gran consumo junto a Stanislas Dallest y Bill Derrenger. <ul> <li>Trayectoria profesional</li> <li>Pasiones</li> <li>Referentes de la gastronomía española</li> <li>Sinergia comercial</li> <li>¿Cómo se construye una marca?</li> <li>Planificación de campañas</li> <li>Aprendizajes como Consejero delegado</li> <li>Claves fundamentales para la subida de precio</li> <li>Canales alternativos</li> <li>Expansión internacional</li> <li>El equipo como clave para el futuro</li> </ul> Más información: <ul> <li><a href="https://pospotential.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://pospotential.com</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/pospotential" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/pospotential</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pospotential" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/pospotential</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/pospotential" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/pospotential</a></li> </ul> #POStalks #POSPotential #granconsumo #FMCG

POStalks de POS Potential #4 - 250 años de embajador de la gastronomía española -  Fernando Terry Osborne

Hello, everyone. I hope you all had a safe and happy holiday season. I'm sure for many of you the next couple of weeks will involve a lot of catching up on the horses that you had to push over the holidays. Just before Christmas, I travelled to Ottawa, Ontario to give a clinic on breakover. Mark Struthers who graciously hosted the clinic at his farm suggested that, while I was in the neighborhood, I should do an interview with his mentor Terry Osborne CJF. Terry has always been a bit of a distant legend to me. He lives and works in an area five and a half hours from where I do, and until the clinic had never actually met the man. I had heard many stories about the quality work he did and the unhuman efficiency at which he did it. I also knew that he worked on many of the top horses in his region, and an interview was the perfect chance to meet and find out more about this enigmatic character that I had heard so much about. Before we start here's a brief bio provided by Terry Terry started shoeing in 1980. Over the years his clientele has evolved to primarily hunter jumper and dressage. He was an avid competitor and won the Ontario Highpoint in 1986 and 1992. Seeing the need for continuing education he was a founding member of the Ontario Farriers Association. He is at present a member of the AFA, AMFQ, AAPF and the NEAEP. Terry was part of a team that got three different horses onto the Canadian show jumping team. He's also an educator and a clinician. I was thankful to have the opportunity to sit down and have this conversation with Terry. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 

Hello, everyone. I hope you all had a safe and happy holiday season. I'm sure for many of you the next couple of weeks will involve a lot of catching up on the horses that you had to push over the holidays. Just before Christmas, I travelled to Ottawa, Ontario to give a clinic on breakover. Mark Struthers who graciously hosted the clinic at his farm suggested that, while I was in the neighborhood, I should do an interview with his mentor Terry Osborne CJF. Terry has always been a bit of a distant legend to me. He lives and works in an area five and a half hours from where I do, and until the clinic had never actually met the man. I had heard many stories about the quality work he did and the unhuman efficiency at which he did it. I also knew that he worked on many of the top horses in his region, and an interview was the perfect chance to meet and find out more about this enigmatic character that I had heard so much about. Before we start here's a brief bio provided by Terry Terry started shoeing in 1980. Over the years his clientele has evolved to primarily hunter jumper and dressage. He was an avid competitor and won the Ontario Highpoint in 1986 and 1992. Seeing the need for continuing education he was a founding member of the Ontario Farriers Association. He is at present a member of the AFA, AMFQ, AAPF and the NEAEP. Terry was part of a team that got three different horses onto the Canadian show jumping team. He's also an educator and a clinician. I was thankful to have the opportunity to sit down and have this conversation with Terry. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Terry Osborne CJF