Robert Bush's guest appearances

Robert Bush

On Life and Meaning

Crafted With Cradle

Grand Canyon Echoes

Engineering:Why

Conversations with Marsha Fry

Quentin Talley

Alvin C. Jacobs

Matt Cosper

Peter Reinhart

Jessica Moss

Michael Smith

Emily Giffin

Eric Davis

DAVID WAGNER

Renee Stout

Cornell Thomas

Jeff Jackson

Tom Gabbard

Kathy Izard

Wendy Hickey

OwlTail

Serial entrepreneur and senior investment executive Robert Bush of Majlis Partners on his journey through life and career.

Serial entrepreneur and senior investment executive Robert Bush of Majlis Partners on his journey through life and career.

Conversations with Marsha Fry Presents Robert Bush Jr, Serial Entrepreneur and CEO Majlis Partners

During this series I was lucky enough to interview some of the most fascinating people within the Science, Technology and Engineering industries to give you all an insight into how they got to where they are today.I had the pleasure of interviewing Robert Bush and Phil Kitchen, the Co-Founders of Additive Automations for the third episode of Engineering:Why. We spoke all things Technology from they're journey through education to taking risks and trying something new.

During this series I was lucky enough to interview some of the most fascinating people within the Science, Technology and Engineering industries to give you all an insight into how they got to where they are today.I had the pleasure of interviewing Robert Bush and Phil Kitchen, the Co-Founders of Additive Automations for the third episode of Engineering:Why. We spoke all things Technology from they're journey through education to taking risks and trying something new.

#003 Interview with Robert Bush and Phil Kitchen, Co-Founder of Additive Automations 

Dr. Keith Cradle sits down with the recently retired President of the Arts &amp; Science Council Robert Bush. Listen as Robert discusses the importance of cultural engagement in the community. (Season 2, Episode 5) Crafted With Cradle is a curated conversation over cocktails with Charlotte's finest, and hosted by Dr. Keith Cradle. Our producers are Chuck Holliday and Jameka Whitten. Our theme music is "I Wanna Have You" by Jason Jet. Remember to subscribe, favorite and review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and anywhere you find podcasts. Follow us on social media, on Facebook and Instagram (@craftedwithcradle) and Twitter (@craftedwithcra1). Crafted With Cradle is sponsored by JSW Media and Suite929.

Dr. Keith Cradle sits down with the recently retired President of the Arts &amp; Science Council Robert Bush. Listen as Robert discusses the importance of cultural engagement in the community. (Season 2, Episode 5) Crafted With Cradle is a curated conversation over cocktails with Charlotte's finest, and hosted by Dr. Keith Cradle. Our producers are Chuck Holliday and Jameka Whitten. Our theme music is "I Wanna Have You" by <a href="http://www.jasonjetmusic.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Jason Jet</a>. Remember to subscribe, favorite and review us on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/crafted-with-cradle/id1349599125?mt=2" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a>, <a href="https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/crafted-with-cradle" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher</a>, <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-Crafted-With-Cradle-29305381" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">iHeartRadio</a>, and anywhere you find podcasts. Follow us on social media, on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/craftedwithcradle/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/craftedwithcradle/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram (@craftedwithcradle)</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/craftedwithcra1" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter (@craftedwithcra1)</a>. Crafted With Cradle is sponsored by JSW Media and Suite929.

Robert Bush - S2, Ep. 5

 While attending the 2018 District 3 Toastmasters spring Conference, Phoenix Business Radio's Karen Nowicki spoke with Robert Bush, ACB, ALB, Agave Area A4 Director, and Agave Division Director Elect.

While attending the 2018 District 3 Toastmasters spring Conference, Phoenix Business Radio's Karen Nowicki spoke with Robert Bush, ACB, ALB, Agave Area A4 Director, and Agave Division Director Elect.

005: Robert Bush, “A Commitment to Growing Club Membership”

Robert Bush is president of the Arts &amp; Science Council, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg region's lead resource hub and cultural advocate. Robert serves as the chief strategic and executive officer of the organization and lead representative of the ASC to the broader community. Prior to joining the ASC, Robert served as president of the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County and president of Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne, as Director of Development with the Mint Museum of Art, and as Executive Director of the Catawba County Council for the Arts. He is a recipient of the Salina Roberts Ottum Award for Arts Leadership from Americans for the Arts, the Legacy Award from the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, and the Governor's Award for meritorious service to the citizens of North Carolina. Robert holds a B.S. and M.A. in Education Administration and Supervision with a concentration in Community Education from Appalachian State University.    This episode is perfect for anyone interested in the development of art and culture in community and the power of art to changes lives.   IN THIS EPISODE  Robert describes the Arts &amp; Science Council (ASC) and what makes it unique. He responds to assertions about the Charlotte arts scene, how arts and culture has been the core of the economic development strategy of the city, and what is changing. He reveals the question that haunts him in his work. He answers whether there is a sufficient pool of artistic talent in Charlotte to shift the culture.  Robert talks about what a creative community is and why he does what he does. He shares what Charlotte doesn't talk about and what it needs to do better. He reflects on Charlotte's bid to attract Amazon HQ2. He describes the vision the ASC has for arts and culture by 2025 and the three things the vision is based on. Robert discusses what ASC is winning at in differentiating the Charlotte arts scene. He shares the ASC response to the Keith Lamont Scott shooting in Charlotte, why access and inclusion is the business of the ASC, and why its personal to him. He talks about how the power of art changed his life. He describes where he grew up and why he had a perfect childhood. Robert discusses his first career as a teacher and how he sees the city as his classroom today. He answers what he learned from the three ASC presidents he served: Harriet Sanford, Lee Keesler and Scott Provancher. He responds to whether he felt passed over during the changes in presidency at the ASC. He reflects on what is different about being president versus being a senior vice president of the ASC. He reveals how he thinks the ASC is different because of his leadership and what he thinks is his greatest accomplishment. Robert shares what art he loves and when he is happiest.  Mark Peres adds a personal word that begins this way, "Robert Bush's passion for the arts is real and exciting. His love for the arts overflows as he reveals what art means to him. You can hear the jazz fusion in the air..." To learn more, visit On Life and Meaning

Robert Bush is president of the Arts &amp; Science Council, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg region's lead resource hub and cultural advocate. Robert serves as the chief strategic and executive officer of the organization and lead representative of the ASC to the broader community. Prior to joining the ASC, Robert served as president of the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County and president of Arts United of Greater Fort Wayne, as Director of Development with the Mint Museum of Art, and as Executive Director of the Catawba County Council for the Arts. He is a recipient of the Salina Roberts Ottum Award for Arts Leadership from Americans for the Arts, the Legacy Award from the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, and the Governor's Award for meritorious service to the citizens of North Carolina. Robert holds a B.S. and M.A. in Education Administration and Supervision with a concentration in Community Education from Appalachian State University.    This episode is perfect for anyone interested in the development of art and culture in community and the power of art to changes lives.   IN THIS EPISODE <ul> <li>Robert describes the Arts &amp; Science Council (ASC) and what makes it unique.</li> <li>He responds to assertions about the Charlotte arts scene, how arts and culture has been the core of the economic development strategy of the city, and what is changing.</li> <li>He reveals the question that haunts him in his work.</li> <li>He answers whether there is a sufficient pool of artistic talent in Charlotte to shift the culture. </li> <li>Robert talks about what a creative community is and why he does what he does.</li> <li>He shares what Charlotte doesn't talk about and what it needs to do better.</li> <li>He reflects on Charlotte's bid to attract Amazon HQ2.</li> <li>He describes the vision the ASC has for arts and culture by 2025 and the three things the vision is based on.</li> <li>Robert discusses what ASC is winning at in differentiating the Charlotte arts scene.</li> <li>He shares the ASC response to the Keith Lamont Scott shooting in Charlotte, why access and inclusion is the business of the ASC, and why its personal to him.</li> <li>He talks about how the power of art changed his life.</li> <li>He describes where he grew up and why he had a perfect childhood.</li> <li>Robert discusses his first career as a teacher and how he sees the city as his classroom today.</li> <li>He answers what he learned from the three ASC presidents he served: Harriet Sanford, Lee Keesler and Scott Provancher.</li> <li>He responds to whether he felt passed over during the changes in presidency at the ASC.</li> <li>He reflects on what is different about being president versus being a senior vice president of the ASC.</li> <li>He reveals how he thinks the ASC is different because of his leadership and what he thinks is his greatest accomplishment.</li> <li>Robert shares what art he loves and when he is happiest.</li> </ul> Mark Peres adds a personal word that begins this way, "Robert Bush's passion for the arts is real and exciting. His love for the arts overflows as he reveals what art means to him. You can hear the jazz fusion in the air..." To learn more, visit <a href="https://www.onlifeandmeaning.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">On Life and Meaning</a>