Sally Walker's guest appearances

Sally Walker

Drew G of Dirty Pop Podcast

British Dressage

Krasilnikov SK a.k.a. HETNO

Librarians with Lives podcast

Justufty Radio

New Hits

AMP News

MUSASHI R&D SESSIONS

Both Sides of the Mask

Monash Community Podcast

Leadership Confessions

Energy Transition Now

First Light with Rachel Smalley

Iggy Azalea

Ann Dunham

David Young

Scott Kennedy

Justin Timberlake

Demi Lovato

Brian Kelly

Chris Lake

Stuart Lancaster

Bruno Mars

Calvin Harris

Celine Dion

Justine Skye

Zeke Hausfather

Rob Roy

OwlTail

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Sally Walker had mesh surgery nine years ago and that procedure changed the course of her life

The NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships 2022

The NAF Five Star Winter Dressage Championships 2022

Class 36 Petplan Eq Inter 1 Silver - Sally Walker/ Wilton

Recorded on Thursday 17th February, in this episode of Energy Transition Now David Linden speaks with Sally Walker, Consultant at Clarity Leadership and Founding Partner of Human Digital Thinking, on the topic of "The implications of an increasing dependency on data and technology." The discussion covers Sally's background in cyber, the trust in technology and the opportunity that technology offers, and how future crisis and opportunity is being thought about by the energy industry as part of critical national infrastructure.Sally, who according to the Sunday Times at one point was the best cyber spy in the country, now has a portfolio of ‘interesting stuff’, with people at the core of all her work. She has two main passions. One is the need for a ‘human in the loop’ as we exploit the potential of data, technology and artificial intelligence, whether in government, business or education. The other is leaving a better world for the next generation - and the imperative to convert the climate crisis into genuine change management, with traction from the smallest of local actions to the most global of international interests.

Recorded on Thursday 17th February, in this episode of <a href="https://www.westwoodenergy.com/news/video-podcasts/energy-transition-now" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energy Transition Now </a>David Linden speaks with Sally Walker, Consultant at Clarity Leadership and Founding Partner of Human Digital Thinking, on the topic of "The implications of an increasing dependency on data and technology."  The discussion covers Sally's background in cyber, the trust in technology and the opportunity that technology offers, and how future crisis and opportunity is being thought about by the energy industry as part of critical national infrastructure. Sally, who according to the Sunday Times at one point was the best cyber spy in the country, now has a portfolio of ‘interesting stuff’, with people at the core of all her work. She has two main passions. One is the need for a ‘human in the loop’ as we exploit the potential of data, technology and artificial intelligence, whether in government, business or education. The other is leaving a better world for the next generation - and the imperative to convert the climate crisis into genuine change management, with traction from the smallest of local actions to the most global of international interests.

Westwood Energy Transition Now Podcast - Episode 16 with Sally Walker

Leadership and a real life spook. Sally Walker was the former Director of Cyber Programmes at GCHQ shares her experiences of leading teams in this covert environment. She shares what she learnt, what she sacrificed and some plans for the future.Brought to you by Clarity Leadership - Thoughts, ideas and inspiration for businesses:https://www.clarityleadership.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leadership and a real life spook. Sally Walker was the former Director of Cyber Programmes at GCHQ shares her experiences of leading teams in this covert environment. She shares what she learnt, what she sacrificed and some plans for the future.Brought to you by Clarity Leadership - Thoughts, ideas and inspiration for businesses:<a href="https://www.clarityleadership.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.clarityleadership.co.uk</a> See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Sally Walker, Co-Founder, Human Digital Thinking

We have been excited for this for awhile and it was such a fun time. We hope that you get something from it!You never know who someone is until you speak to them.

We have been excited for this for awhile and it was such a fun time. We hope that you get something from it! You never know who someone is until you speak to them.

The First Interview - Sally Walker

On Episode 7 of the Musashi R&amp;D Sessions Podcast, Ross and Dhiren are joined by Sally Walker, Senior Dietitian for NSWIS, Advanced Sports Dietitian and Exercise Physiologist, and member of the Dietitian Association of Australia (DAA) and Sports dietitians Australia (SDA). Together, we chew over this week’s training and nutrition topic – Game Day Nutrition. The guys quiz Sally on the importance of consistent eating patterns, carb loading vs storage loading, and timing meals before activity to free up the digestive system. Sally also provides insight on high-impact and low-impact sports, macros and micros, and how a high concentration of sugar can inhibit rehydration. Also discussed is the postponement of the Olympics and how this has affected different athletes, with reference to the transferability of various sports and the energy stores required for different activities. In combination to Sally’s expertise in dietary nutrition, the guys also weigh in on the significance of different supplements and aminos, specifically creatine, caffeine, carnitine, and beta alanine. Ross and Dhiren share their knowledge on the sources of various aminos, electrolytes, and fatty acids, as well as the body’s natural regulation of food and water through thirst and appetite. In sports news, the guys address Mike Tyson potentially fighting one of three Australian footy players, the deadlift world record being broken by a Game of Thrones actor, and Jimmy Glenn’s death at age 89. News of NRL players being made to sign a vaccination contract sparks a heated debate about flu shots, and UFC 249 reflects a success despite zero attendance. We finish with a pair of listener questions about Weetabix, and how to train to maximise chin-up reps. The guys are finally able to guess the origin of a famous athlete quote with a hint from Hal the Intern, and Dhiren applies the philosophy of Miyamoto Musashi to the concept of game day nutrition, using the quote: “If you are not progressing along the true way, a slight twist in the mind can become a major twist. This must be pondered well.” Check out the NSWIS nutrition page: https://www.nswis.com.au/services/nutrition/ &amp; www.sportsdietitians.com.au/factsheets/. Remember to comment and leave a review and we’ll get in touch to send you a free Musashi T-shirt!

On Episode 7 of the Musashi R&amp;D Sessions Podcast, Ross and Dhiren are joined by Sally Walker, Senior Dietitian for NSWIS, Advanced Sports Dietitian and Exercise Physiologist, and member of the Dietitian Association of Australia (DAA) and Sports dietitians Australia (SDA). Together, we chew over this week’s training and nutrition topic – Game Day Nutrition. The guys quiz Sally on the importance of consistent eating patterns, carb loading vs storage loading, and timing meals before activity to free up the digestive system. Sally also provides insight on high-impact and low-impact sports, macros and micros, and how a high concentration of sugar can inhibit rehydration. Also discussed is the postponement of the Olympics and how this has affected different athletes, with reference to the transferability of various sports and the energy stores required for different activities. In combination to Sally’s expertise in dietary nutrition, the guys also weigh in on the significance of different supplements and aminos, specifically creatine, caffeine, carnitine, and beta alanine. Ross and Dhiren share their knowledge on the sources of various aminos, electrolytes, and fatty acids, as well as the body’s natural regulation of food and water through thirst and appetite. In sports news, the guys address Mike Tyson potentially fighting one of three Australian footy players, the deadlift world record being broken by a Game of Thrones actor, and Jimmy Glenn’s death at age 89. News of NRL players being made to sign a vaccination contract sparks a heated debate about flu shots, and UFC 249 reflects a success despite zero attendance. We finish with a pair of listener questions about Weetabix, and how to train to maximise chin-up reps. The guys are finally able to guess the origin of a famous athlete quote with a hint from Hal the Intern, and Dhiren applies the philosophy of Miyamoto Musashi to the concept of game day nutrition, using the quote: “If you are not progressing along the true way, a slight twist in the mind can become a major twist. This must be pondered well.” Check out the NSWIS nutrition page: <a href="https://www.nswis.com.au/services/nutrition/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nswis.com.au/services/nutrition/</a> &amp; <a href="http://www.sportsdietitians.com.au/factsheets/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sportsdietitians.com.au/factsheets/</a>. Remember to comment and leave a review and we’ll get in touch to send you a free Musashi T-shirt!

Episode #7: Game Day Nutrition with Sally Walker

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