Nate Herman's guest appearances

Nate Herman

Democracy That Delivers

A.D.D. Comedy with Dave Razowsky

WRAPCast

Phil Plait

Stephen Colbert

Kate Flannery

Scott Adsit

Jeffrey Smith

Lauren Weedman

Keiko Agena

Maz Jobrani

Jill Soloway

Andy Richter

Steve Hofstetter

Bob Harris

Dave Holmes

Ben Acker

Brad Morris

OwlTail

Nate Herman, Senior Vice President with the Supply Chain of the American Apparel &amp; Footwear Association (AAFA), joins host Ken Jaques and guest host Jeanne Cook for a discussion of Herman’s work on corporate social responsibility (CSR). Much of the conversation was spent dissecting various supply chain issues, including the importance of the safety of the product, timely delivery of the product, the workforce environment and quality, as well as traceability.   Herman also emphasizes the three priorities driving AAFA members to become more active in social compliance and similar matters:  Legal liability, or complying with the law. Brand reputation in a 24/7 media world. He says: “[Companies] need to be doing the right thing because consumers expect it” The premise of doing the right thing: “Most companies want to do the right thing because it’s good for their business, and in the long-term, good for their bottom line.”    This special Democracy that Delivers podcast is part of an ongoing series organized by CIPE’s Anti-Corruption &amp; Governance Center.

Nate Herman, Senior Vice President with the Supply Chain of the American Apparel &amp; Footwear Association (AAFA), joins host Ken Jaques and guest host Jeanne Cook for a discussion of Herman’s work on corporate social responsibility (CSR). Much of the conversation was spent dissecting various supply chain issues, including the importance of the safety of the product, timely delivery of the product, the workforce environment and quality, as well as traceability. Herman also emphasizes the three priorities driving AAFA members to become more active in social compliance and similar matters: <ul> <li>Legal liability, or complying with the law.</li> <li>Brand reputation in a 24/7 media world. He says: “[Companies] need to be doing the right thing because consumers expect it”</li> <li>The premise of doing the right thing: “Most companies want to do the right thing because it’s good for their business, and in the long-term, good for their bottom line.”</li> </ul> This special Democracy that Delivers podcast is part of an ongoing series organized by CIPE’s Anti-Corruption &amp; Governance Center.

Democracy that Delivers #128: Nate Herman Shares Experience in Corporate Social Responsibility and Anti-Corruption Compliance at AAFA

Today’s guest is Nate Herman director, writer, musician, artist, and fine human. Nate was my director at Second City where he midwifed the show with the longest name of any Second City show ever…I think. ``The Heliotrope Players` Production of Thornton Wilder`s American Classic, `Our Town,` as Directed by d`Eric Blakemore, or “Cash Stations of the Cross.” Nate has written for Saturday Night Live where he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy. He’s an alum of the The Second City, wrote for The National Lampoon Radio Hour. Nate performed and wrote on National Lampoon’s classic comedy “Lemmings.” Nate’s band, Wilderness Road, recorded for both Columbia Records and Warner/Reprise. Not too shabby. Nate has a great set of pipes, and you can hear him reading on the audiobook version of "The Ballad of A Small Talker" by Chris Churchill. We chatted at Chicago’s Heartland Cafe. Pull up a chair and give a listen.

Today’s guest is Nate Herman director, writer, musician, artist, and fine human. Nate was my director at Second City where he midwifed the show with the longest name of any Second City show ever…I think. ``The Heliotrope Players` Production of Thornton Wilder`s American Classic, `Our Town,` as Directed by d`Eric Blakemore, or “Cash Stations of the Cross.” Nate has written for Saturday Night Live where he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy. He’s an alum of the The Second City, wrote for The National Lampoon Radio Hour. Nate performed and wrote on National Lampoon’s classic comedy “Lemmings.” Nate’s band, Wilderness Road, recorded for both Columbia Records and Warner/Reprise. Not too shabby. Nate has a great set of pipes, and you can hear him reading on the audiobook version of "The Ballad of A Small Talker" by Chris Churchill. We chatted at Chicago’s Heartland Cafe. Pull up a chair and give a listen.