Jim Garcia's guest appearances

Jim Garcia

FCPA Compliance Report

the Three Friends go Criterion

505 Success

MulletCast

Kaycast

Chamber Chat with the Hispano Chamber

Elon Musk

John Adams

Amanda Davis

Henry V

Brian Williams

Steve Reimann

Dan Kahn

Carlos Ghosn

Mike Ward

John Davis

Adam Davidson

Leonard Bernstein

Amy Edmondson

Leona Lewis

Jay Rosen

OwlTail

Jim Garcia, whose alter ego is Spaz is the bass player and frontman of The Nerds, America's Rock &amp; Roll Fun-Omenon. The Nerds are definitely fun and a phenomenon. They have been a live music institution on the Jersey Shore circuiy and well beyond, entertaining literally generations of music lovers and revellers for 34 years. The Nerds have played the most sought-after clubs, sold out out Carnegie Hall, and have played private events for top companies across the country like GSK, KPMG, Merrill Lynch, eTrade, TAG Heuer, Morgan Stanley, Pfizer, and so on. Not ones to rest on their past success, The Nerds are arguably the hardest working band in show business, maintaining a rigorous touring schedule that often features multiple gigs in a day. Jim Garcia grew up in a musical household of Cuban immigrants and started playing music at an early age. Success came fairly early on after the band gained some traction as a humorous party band with the nerd persona. Jim credits the band's original manager with teaching them the importance of treating their band as a business. You may not hear the phrase sex, drugs, and health insurance every day, but Jim and the Nerds flourished with this mindset and were able to achieve things like salaries, benefits, buying houses, etc. early in their career.Today Jim does marvel at the relationships he has made with fans over the years, and the new generations that have replaced them at gigs. Jim has passed his love of music on to his sons who are both following their passions with music. Jim has started thinking about post-Nerds life some and is currently researching real estate as something that may fill some time and allow him to work with his hands when gigs slow down. For now there is no sign of gigs slowing down. In the coming weeks you can catch The Nerds here: 10/18 Artie's in Frenchtown, 10/25 Cooper's Riverview, Trenton, 10/31 blu alehouse, 11/2 Riverdale, Cedar Garden 11/2 Cedar Garden, Hamilton, 11/14 Moore's Tavern, 11/23 Wind Creek Casino &amp; Hotel. For the full schedule and additional information visit www.the-nerds.com and follow @thenerdsband

Jim Garcia, whose alter ego is Spaz is the bass player and frontman of The Nerds, America's Rock &amp; Roll Fun-Omenon. The Nerds are definitely fun and a phenomenon. They have been a live music institution on the Jersey Shore circuiy and well beyond, entertaining literally generations of music lovers and revellers for 34 years. The Nerds have played the most sought-after clubs, sold out out Carnegie Hall, and have played private events for top companies across the country like GSK, KPMG, Merrill Lynch, eTrade, TAG Heuer, Morgan Stanley, Pfizer, and so on. Not ones to rest on their past success, The Nerds are arguably the hardest working band in show business, maintaining a rigorous touring schedule that often features multiple gigs in a day. Jim Garcia grew up in a musical household of Cuban immigrants and started playing music at an early age. Success came fairly early on after the band gained some traction as a humorous party band with the nerd persona. Jim credits the band's original manager with teaching them the importance of treating their band as a business. You may not hear the phrase sex, drugs, and health insurance every day, but Jim and the Nerds flourished with this mindset and were able to achieve things like salaries, benefits, buying houses, etc. early in their career. Today Jim does marvel at the relationships he has made with fans over the years, and the new generations that have replaced them at gigs. Jim has passed his love of music on to his sons who are both following their passions with music. Jim has started thinking about post-Nerds life some and is currently researching real estate as something that may fill some time and allow him to work with his hands when gigs slow down. For now there is no sign of gigs slowing down. In the coming weeks you can catch The Nerds here: 10/18 Artie's in Frenchtown, 10/25 Cooper's Riverview, Trenton, 10/31 blu alehouse, 11/2 Riverdale, Cedar Garden 11/2 Cedar Garden, Hamilton, 11/14 Moore's Tavern, 11/23 Wind Creek Casino &amp; Hotel. For the full schedule and additional information visit <a href="http://www.the-nerds.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.the-nerds.com</a> and follow @thenerdsband

Episode 78 - Jim Garcia, The Nerds

What is one of the most fulfilling audit assignments of a 30+ year audit professional? His audit at the San Diego Zoo. In this episode of the FCPA Compliance Report, I visit with internal auditor Jim Garcia, whose career has spanned work from the FCPA to fraud to gap analysis of internal controls. He talks about his career and his audit work at the San Diego Zoo.  In this podcast we discuss: Jim’s lengthy professional background in internal audit and fraud prevention.Why was he asked to audit the San Diego Zoo?How does auditing a non-profit, with multiple stakeholders and interest groups differ from auditing a commercial entity?What are the high-risk areas for a zoo?How did the San Diego Zoo remediate its gaps in internal controls. What were some of Jim’s FCPA audits? See Jim Garcia’s professional profile here. Jim can be reached at jgarcia57@aol.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is one of the most fulfilling audit assignments of a 30+ year audit professional? His audit at the San Diego Zoo. In this episode of the FCPA Compliance Report, I visit with internal auditor Jim Garcia, whose career has spanned work from the FCPA to fraud to gap analysis of internal controls. He talks about his career and his audit work at the San Diego Zoo.  In this podcast we discuss: Jim’s lengthy professional background in internal audit and fraud prevention.Why was he asked to audit the San Diego Zoo?How does auditing a non-profit, with multiple stakeholders and interest groups differ from auditing a commercial entity?What are the high-risk areas for a zoo?How did the San Diego Zoo remediate its gaps in internal controls. What were some of Jim’s FCPA audits? See Jim Garcia’s professional profile <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-garcia-4b571517/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Jim can be reached at <a href="mailto:jgarcia57@aol.com">jgarcia57@aol.com</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 414, Jim Garcia on auditing the San Diego Zoo

The 505 Success Podcast talks with Jim Garcia. 

The 505 Success Podcast talks with Jim Garcia.

#11 - Jim Garcia (The Bold Are Rewarded)