Howard Ungerleider's guest appearances

Howard Ungerleider

Apologue Podcast

Backstage Cowboys Podcast

Inside the Strategy Room

Geezers of Gear

LD-at-Large Podcast

Something for Nothing: A RUSH Fancast

Two Guys Talking Rush

Radio Check - Life In The Concert Touring Industry

David Davidian

David Bottrill

Bob Barnhart

Martin Popoff

Cosmo Wilson

Richard Houghton

Marc Brickman

Andrew Gumper

Jim Digby

Kevin J. Anderson

Cory Fitzgerald

Michael Keller

Kille Knobel

Dizzy Gosnell

John Huddleston

OwlTail

Read more &gt;   		         			Listen to the podcast (duration: 30:14) &gt;  		 The combination of Dow Chemical and DuPont in 2017, followed by a split into three separate companies, was a huge and highly complex transaction that transformed the chemical industry landscape. In this episode, Howard Ungerleider, president and CFO of Dow, explains how the management teams of the two global giants approached the merger that produced three market-leading players. He spoke with John Warner, who co-leads McKinsey’s Global Energy and Materials practice, during a virtual event we recently hosted for finance executives.Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&amp;-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

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96. The making of a megadeal: Howard Ungerleider on the merger of Dow and DuPont

Robert Scovill

In our 40th episode, we pay homage to the mighty RUSH. Matt and I had the great pleasure of welcoming back Howard Ungerleider and Robert Scovill to revisit their days working together with the band. They have great stories of fun n games with Geddy and Alex as well as thoughts, on how hard it still is, getting over the death of Neil Peart. This was a real privilege. www.pdifx.comwww.robertscovill.com

In our 40th episode, we pay homage to the mighty RUSH. Matt and I had the great pleasure of welcoming back Howard Ungerleider and Robert Scovill to revisit their days working together with the band. They have great stories of fun n games with Geddy and Alex as well as thoughts, on how hard it still is, getting over the death of Neil Peart. This was a real privilege.  <a href="http://www.pdifx.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pdifx.com</a> <a href="http://www.robertscovill.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.robertscovill.com</a>

Episode #40 RUSH w/ Howard Ungerleider and Robert Scovill

Continued...Rush Fans! Hello.Thanks for tuning in... again...In this weeks episode of 2GTR we continue with the “Behind the Lighted Stage” series where we speak to those who made Rush the extraordinary live band they are famous for. In this episode host and show creator John Kane speaks to the master pioneer light design director who gave the band that magic sparkle on stage his name is Howard “Herns” Ungerleider! The story goes that In the summer of 1974,  Ungerleider was sent to Canada by his company ATI (American Talent International) to help a new band as they started touring regularly. That band was Rush and ever since Ungerleider played a crucial role in the success of their tours and production for nearly 40 years. Welcome Howard “Herns” Ungerleider to 2GTR!Rush Rules! But you already knew that...Your friendly 2GTR hosts...John &amp; Dan

Continued... Rush Fans! Hello. Thanks for tuning in... again... In this weeks episode of 2GTR we continue with the “Behind the Lighted Stage” series where we speak to those who made Rush the extraordinary live band they are famous for. In this episode host and show creator John Kane speaks to the master pioneer light design director who gave the band that magic sparkle on stage his name is Howard “Herns” Ungerleider! The story goes that In the summer of 1974, Ungerleider was sent to Canada by his company ATI (American Talent International) to help a new band as they started touring regularly. That band was Rush and ever since Ungerleider played a crucial role in the success of their tours and production for nearly 40 years. Welcome Howard “Herns” Ungerleider to 2GTR! Rush Rules! But you already knew that... Your friendly 2GTR hosts... John &amp; Dan

EPISODE TWENTY FOUR: Two Guys Talking Rush/Pt 2. Howard Ungerleider

Hello Rush Community! Whats shakin' ?Thanks for tuning in... In this weeks episode of 2GTR the dynamic due (aka John &amp; Dan) reflect on the one year anniversary of Neil Peart's passing :(We also continue with the “Behind the Lighted Stage” series where we speak to those who made Rush the extraordinary live band they are famous for. In this episode Kane speaks to the master pioneer light design director who gave the band that magic sparkle on stage his name is Howard “Herns” Ungerleider! The story goes that In the summer of 1974,  Ungerleider was sent to Canada by his company ATI (American Talent International) to help a new band as they started touring regularly. That band was Rush and ever since Ungerleider played a crucial role in the success of their tours and production for nearly 40 years. Welcome Howard “Herns” Ungerleider to 2GTR!Rush Rules! But you already knew that...J&amp;D

Hello Rush Community! Whats shakin' ? Thanks for tuning in... In this weeks episode of 2GTR the dynamic due (aka John &amp; Dan) reflect on the one year anniversary of Neil Peart's passing :( We also continue with the “Behind the Lighted Stage” series where we speak to those who made Rush the extraordinary live band they are famous for. In this episode Kane speaks to the master pioneer light design director who gave the band that magic sparkle on stage his name is Howard “Herns” Ungerleider! The story goes that In the summer of 1974, Ungerleider was sent to Canada by his company ATI (American Talent International) to help a new band as they started touring regularly. That band was Rush and ever since Ungerleider played a crucial role in the success of their tours and production for nearly 40 years. Welcome Howard “Herns” Ungerleider to 2GTR! Rush Rules! But you already knew that... J&amp;D

EPISODE TWENTY THREE: Two Guys Talking Rush/Pt 1. Howard Ungerleider

with Howard Ungerleider - Visionary Award winning Owner and Partner at Production Design International On this episode we discuss #LightUpLive and #EclaironsLesScenes, four decades of being in the lighting industry, how to build loyalty in our industry, inventing ACLs, makeshift IMAX, how to use modern technology to recreate brilliant looks of the past, how Canada is being affected differently from America during the pandemic while the entertainment biz suffers the same, how lasers have changed the landscape of lighting, and a brief discussion on how we can never truly retire from something that we love. Please visit: www.pdifx.com and www.lightuplive.ca #LightUpLive #EclaironsLesScenes

with Howard Ungerleider - Visionary Award winning Owner and Partner at Production Design International On this episode we discuss #LightUpLive and #EclaironsLesScenes, four decades of being in the lighting industry, how to build loyalty in our industry, inventing ACLs, makeshift IMAX, how to use modern technology to recreate brilliant looks of the past, how Canada is being affected differently from America during the pandemic while the entertainment biz suffers the same, how lasers have changed the landscape of lighting, and a brief discussion on how we can never truly retire from something that we love. Please visit: <a href="http://www.pdifx.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pdifx.com</a> and <a href="http://www.lightuplive.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lightuplive.ca</a> #LightUpLive #EclaironsLesScenes

Decades of Thanks - Howard Ungerleider

Howard Ungerleider was the longtime creative director for the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame band Rush.  His designs are famous for their uniqueness and creativity.  Howard received the Parnelli Visionary award in 2014 honoring his 40 years of innovation in the concert touring industry…  He shares stories of his early day as a talent agent in NYC, his philosophies on show design, the evolution of technology and his successful special effects company “Production Design International.”  Howard also champions some great causes in “We Make Events” and “Red Alert-Restart.”

Howard Ungerleider was the longtime creative director for the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame band Rush.  His designs are famous for their uniqueness and creativity.  Howard received the Parnelli Visionary award in 2014 honoring his 40 years of innovation in the concert touring industry…  He shares stories of his early day as a talent agent in NYC, his philosophies on show design, the evolution of technology and his successful special effects company “Production Design International.”  Howard also champions some great causes in “We Make Events” and “Red Alert-Restart.”

Episode #11  with Howard Ungerleider

The week, we talk with the man who lit Rush's lighted stage for decades, Howard Ungerleider.   Howard hopped on the Rush train in 1974, when he accepted the role as tour manager to help keep life on the road running smoothly. The hats began to pile on--tour manager, lighting director, accountant--until he decided to wear just one: lighting director. Anyone who has ever witnessed a live Rush show has seen and appreciated Howard's work. We break down some of his favorite lighting tricks and find out which songs he's always wanted to see in the setlist. Join us!

The week, we talk with the man who lit Rush's lighted stage for decades, Howard Ungerleider.   Howard hopped on the Rush train in 1974, when he accepted the role as tour manager to help keep life on the road running smoothly. The hats began to pile on--tour manager, lighting director, accountant--until he decided to wear just one: lighting director. Anyone who has ever witnessed a live Rush show has seen and appreciated Howard's work. We break down some of his favorite lighting tricks and find out which songs he's always wanted to see in the setlist. Join us!

Ep. 47: Howard Ungerleider

Howard Ungerleider is in a very small group of guys who can say they've toured with one of the top acts in the world for 4.5 centuries! Did you know he started as a musician, then manager? Did you know Howard is American, but an "adopted Canadian"? So much was learned in a very fun and interesting conversation.  In addition, we heard from Chris Conti, Chief Innovations Officer at PRG / VER, discussing Ground Control and more. Very interesting! All brought to you by Episode 23 Sponsor - PRG. 

Howard Ungerleider is in a very small group of guys who can say they've toured with one of the top acts in the world for 4.5 centuries! Did you know he started as a musician, then manager? Did you know Howard is American, but an "adopted Canadian"? So much was learned in a very fun and interesting conversation.  In addition, we heard from Chris Conti, Chief Innovations Officer at PRG / VER, discussing Ground Control and more. Very interesting! All brought to you by Episode 23 Sponsor - PRG.

#23 - Howard Ungerleider on 45 years with Rush and so many others along the way!

Howard Ungerleider got his start in the early 70's as a tour manager for Rush. His primary job was to teach the three 20 something year olds the proper way to tour in the USA. Howard actually wasn't much older than Rush when he started with them. After proving his chops as a competent lighting person, Howard spent the next 40 years changing rock &amp; roll lighting artistically and technically on a touring stage. Today, Howard is the founder of Production Design International dealing with large-scale Laser and lighting design.Website:  www.pdifx.comBrought to you by http://www.betterhelp.com/apologueAffordable, private online counselling anytime, anywhereShop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/Like the show on FaceBook and subscribe on iTunesCheck out my new 3D printing store. Go to www.insightrecorders.com/3dprints

Howard Ungerleider got his start in the early 70's as a tour manager for Rush. His primary job was to teach the three 20 something year olds the proper way to tour in the USA. Howard actually wasn't much older than Rush when he started with them. After proving his chops as a competent lighting person, Howard spent the next 40 years changing rock &amp; roll lighting artistically and technically on a touring stage. Today, Howard is the founder of Production Design International dealing with large-scale Laser and lighting design. Website:  <a href="http://www.pdifx.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pdifx.com</a> Brought to you by <a href="http://www.betterhelp.com/apologue" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.betterhelp.com/apologue</a> Affordable, private online counselling anytime, anywhere Shop with <a href="http://amazon.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">amazon.ca</a>, <a href="http://amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">amazon.com</a> and <a href="http://amazon.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">amazon.co.uk</a>  Bookmark the link and support the show!! Pledge monthly with Patreon <a href="https://www.patreon.com/apologue" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/apologue</a> Shop Apologue products at <a href="http://apologue.ca/shop/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://apologue.ca/shop/</a> Like the show on FaceBook and subscribe on iTunes Check out my new 3D printing store. Go to <a href="http://www.insightrecorders.com/3dprints" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.insightrecorders.com/3dprints</a>

#191 Howard Ungerleider

Early 70's. A New York musician goes knocking restlessly on a producer's door trying to land a record deal but instead winds up touring with a Canadian band called ''RUSH" as their agent and light designer for over 40 years. Listen to Howard tell his incredible story on this episode of the Backstage Cowboys Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Early 70's. A New York musician goes knocking restlessly on a producer's door trying to land a record deal but instead winds up touring with a Canadian band called ''RUSH" as their agent and light designer for over 40 years. Listen to Howard tell his incredible story on this episode of the Backstage Cowboys Podcast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.