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Patricia Greene

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Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research

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Eve Pollard

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Stephen Fry

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David Spiegelhalter

Ruth Rogers

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by Kathy Korman Frey and Dr. Patricia Greene Develop a Pricing Strategy and Tactics length time of Podcast at nine minutes and four seconds; 9:04. How do you know if you’re setting the right price for your products or services? Are you pricing them too low? Or too high? Listen to this fireside chat featuring Kathy Korman Frey and Dr. Patricia Greene to learn how to charge what your products or services are worth. Discussion and reminder to find strategies on the cost to produce service /products. Women are $29 trillion dollars lead controlling over men in spending power because they buy in more catergories this is demographics global recorded data by U.S. Census Bureau Statistics.Do Tests your market industry /field and ask your customers to help you stay in business.Not to be greedy nor not to sell too low ,But be in reasonable fair market value,do research ask vendors,and my early experience get to know your customers. Enjoy this useful information. https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/message Check next upcoming Podcast resource ,etc that may suite or answer your needs/questions.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/support

by Kathy Korman Frey and Dr. Patricia Greene Develop a Pricing Strategy and Tactics length time of Podcast at nine minutes and four seconds; 9:04. How do you know if you’re setting the right price for your products or services? Are you pricing them too low? Or too high? Listen to this fireside chat featuring Kathy Korman Frey and Dr. Patricia Greene to learn how to charge what your products or services are worth. Discussion and reminder to find strategies on the cost to produce service /products. Women are $29 trillion dollars lead controlling over men in spending power because they buy in more catergories this is demographics global recorded data by U.S. Census Bureau <a href="http://Statistics.Do" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Statistics.Do</a> Tests your market industry /field and ask your customers to help you stay in business.Not to be greedy nor not to sell too low ,But be in reasonable fair market value,do research ask vendors,and my early experience get to know your customers. Enjoy this useful information. <a href="https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/message</a> Check next upcoming Podcast resource ,etc that may suite or answer your needs/questions.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/eniseddiplomacyalliance/support</a>

Develop a Pricing Strategy and Tactics

Actress Patricia Greene (Jill Archer in BBC Radio 4's The Archers) makes the case for Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewsbury, or Bess of Hardwick as she's more commonly known. Like her heroine, Patricia was born in Derby and was aware of the nearby grand stately home Hardwick Hall. 'More glass than wall' was the local saying; as the key feature of this 1590s house was the exuberant use of this rare material. Only recently did she discover that the initials 'ES', which are blatantly carved on the turrets, stood for a woman - Elizabeth Shrewsbury.And so began Patricia Greene's admiration and obsession. Who was this woman born in Tudor times, when women had few if any rights at all? Bess ended up becoming the richest woman in the land after Queen Elizabeth I, but she was portrayed by some as a 'cold-hearted shrew' who only became rich by marrying four husbands, Patricia's job is to defend her hero. The expert witness is Dr Nigel Wright, the House &amp; Collections Manager with the National Trust at Hardwick Estate. Presenter: Matthew Parris Producer: Perminder Khatkar First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 2018.

Actress Patricia Greene (Jill Archer in BBC Radio 4's The Archers) makes the case for Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewsbury, or Bess of Hardwick as she's more commonly known. Like her heroine, Patricia was born in Derby and was aware of the nearby grand stately home Hardwick Hall. 'More glass than wall' was the local saying; as the key feature of this 1590s house was the exuberant use of this rare material. Only recently did she discover that the initials 'ES', which are blatantly carved on the turrets, stood for a woman - Elizabeth Shrewsbury. And so began Patricia Greene's admiration and obsession. Who was this woman born in Tudor times, when women had few if any rights at all? Bess ended up becoming the richest woman in the land after Queen Elizabeth I, but she was portrayed by some as a 'cold-hearted shrew' who only became rich by marrying four husbands, Patricia's job is to defend her hero. The expert witness is Dr Nigel Wright, the House &amp; Collections Manager with the National Trust at Hardwick Estate. Presenter: Matthew Parris Producer: Perminder Khatkar First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 2018.

Patricia Greene on Bess of Hardwick

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is Patricia Greene.For nearly sixty years she has played the role of Jill in Radio 4's The Archers which celebrates its 65th anniversary on January 1st 2016. Over the decades the storylines have followed her character through one marriage, four children and since 2010, widowhood.Born in Derby in 1931, Paddy's love of acting began early on inspired by her father who was a keen amateur actor. As an only and independent child she was surrounded by the adult world and would often eavesdrop as she hid under the kitchen table. Her parents loved entertainment and would take her to the cinema every week to see Hollywood romances or comedies.After attending a grammar school she went to the Central School of Speech and Drama in London in 1951. She wanted to be a classical actress, but then a phone call from the Archers production office changed her career path and she joined the cast initially on a six week contract in 1957. Her character Jill went onto marry the farmer Phil Archer, and is still there with a recent storyline seeing her return to Brookfield, the family farm.Patricia has been married twice and was widowed in 1986. She was awarded an MBE in 2007.Producer: Cathy Drysdale.

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is Patricia Greene. For nearly sixty years she has played the role of Jill in Radio 4's The Archers which celebrates its 65th anniversary on January 1st 2016. Over the decades the storylines have followed her character through one marriage, four children and since 2010, widowhood. Born in Derby in 1931, Paddy's love of acting began early on inspired by her father who was a keen amateur actor. As an only and independent child she was surrounded by the adult world and would often eavesdrop as she hid under the kitchen table. Her parents loved entertainment and would take her to the cinema every week to see Hollywood romances or comedies. After attending a grammar school she went to the Central School of Speech and Drama in London in 1951. She wanted to be a classical actress, but then a phone call from the Archers production office changed her career path and she joined the cast initially on a six week contract in 1957. Her character Jill went onto marry the farmer Phil Archer, and is still there with a recent storyline seeing her return to Brookfield, the family farm. Patricia has been married twice and was widowed in 1986. She was awarded an MBE in 2007. Producer: Cathy Drysdale.

ACERE Fremantle, Australia - February 2012