Jason Heap's guest appearances

Jason Heap

Friendly Atheist Podcast

Fashion Is Your Business - a retail technology podcast

Online Retailer

Shhh Silk

Mark Teperson

Brendan Sweeney

Eric Phu

Wayne Baskin

Ben Hawkins

Kelly Stickel

John Winning

Scott Emmons

Rebecca Minkoff

Rosalind Picard

Cory Booker

Pete Buttigieg

Chris Shelton

John Dehlin

OwlTail

New retail means new ideas, new technology, new leaders who are thinking with new strategies. In some cases, that means strategies about people. Millennial workforces have created a cultural shift in the way retailers manage and cultivate their people. Last year Lowes, a leading Australian menswear, young menswear, and schoolwear retail chain offering well-made clothing at affordable prices, won Retail Employer of The Year. Jason Heap, Head of People at Lowes, joined Marc Raco on location  at Online Retailer 2019 to discuss how they developed their people strategy and the lessons the retail industry can learn from exemplary people strategies; the challenges and knowledge required to take the next step; and the next level of ethical advancement required to meet an aware and conscious consumer.Session Participant: Jason Heap, Head of People at LowesABOUT THIS PODCAST SERIESFor the second year in a row, the Live Podcast Series with NORA Network and Mouthmedia Network made a triumphant return to the Online Retailer expo floor - featuring a selection of prominent retailers in lively discussion around the latest trends, challenges and solutions in our ever-changing industry.

New retail means new ideas, new technology, new leaders who are thinking with new strategies. In some cases, that means strategies about people. Millennial workforces have created a cultural shift in the way retailers manage and cultivate their people. Last year Lowes, a leading Australian menswear, young menswear, and schoolwear retail chain offering well-made clothing at affordable prices, won Retail Employer of The Year. Jason Heap, Head of People at Lowes, joined Marc Raco on location at Online Retailer 2019 to discuss how they developed their people strategy and the lessons the retail industry can learn from exemplary people strategies; the challenges and knowledge required to take the next step; and the next level of ethical advancement required to meet an aware and conscious consumer. Session Participant: Jason Heap, Head of People at Lowes ABOUT THIS PODCAST SERIES For the second year in a row, the Live Podcast Series with NORA Network and Mouthmedia Network made a triumphant return to the Online Retailer expo floor - featuring a selection of prominent retailers in lively discussion around the latest trends, challenges and solutions in our ever-changing industry.

Jason Heap of Lowes - Success With People

New retail means new ideas, new technology, new leaders who are thinking with new strategies. In some cases, -that means strategies about people. Millennial workforces have created a cultural shift in the way retailers manage and cultivate their people. Last year Lowes, a leading Australian menswear, young menswear, and schoolwear retail chain offering well-made clothing at affordable prices, won Retail Employer of The Year. Jason Heap, Head of People at Lowes, joins Marc Raco on location in front of a live audience at Online Retailer in Sydney Australia to discuss how they developed their people strategy and the lessons the retail industry can learn from exemplary people strategies; the challenges and knowledge required to take the next step; and the next level of ethical advancement required to meet an aware and conscious consumer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New retail means new ideas, new technology, new leaders who are thinking with new strategies. In some cases, -that means strategies about people. Millennial workforces have created a cultural shift in the way retailers manage and cultivate their people. Last year Lowes, a leading Australian menswear, young menswear, and schoolwear retail chain offering well-made clothing at affordable prices, won Retail Employer of The Year. Jason Heap, Head of People at Lowes, joins Marc Raco on location in front of a live audience at Online Retailer in Sydney Australia to discuss how they developed their people strategy and the lessons the retail industry can learn from exemplary people strategies; the challenges and knowledge required to take the next step; and the next level of ethical advancement required to meet an aware and conscious consumer.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Jason Heap is the Executive Director of the United Coalition of Reason, an organization that has placed billboards promoting local atheist groups all over the country. He is also trying to become the first Humanist chaplain in the United States Armed Forces.I spoke with Jason about the strategy behind putting up non-aggressive billboards, how he left the evangelical Christian faith he was raised in, and why politicians are working so hard to prevent Humanists from becoming officially-recognized chaplains. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Heap is the Executive Director of the United Coalition of Reason, an organization that has placed billboards promoting local atheist groups all over the country. He is also trying to become the first Humanist chaplain in the United States Armed Forces. I spoke with Jason about the strategy behind putting up non-aggressive billboards, how he left the evangelical Christian faith he was raised in, and why politicians are working so hard to prevent Humanists from becoming officially-recognized chaplains. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>