Kim Bryan's guest appearances

Kim Bryan

Sermons – InVerity

Back to School with Crystal Bergfield

Hello Ambition

Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast

Addison Smith

Chris Long

Scott Moore

Randy Bailey

Andrew Gadomski

Sarah Mitchell

Jennifer Rajala

Nicole Domuret

Bill Lehman

Frank Phillips

Hallie Bregman

Sean Armstrong

Lorra Brown

Nick Brooks

Bryan Gallant

OwlTail

Welcome to the 18th episode of the Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast! After one of our famous ‘longer than expected’ breaks, we're back strong with what we believe is one of our best episodes yet. In this episode, Alison Ettridge, Toby Culshaw and I co-hosted an incredibly insightful conversation with Kim Bryan, Head of Global Insights &amp; Intelligence - Sourcing Centre of Excellence at AMS. Throughout the episode, we cover some meaty old topics. Starting with some recommended listening - yes, we like other podcasts. For example, The IntelliCast Podcast latest episode on How Strategy &amp; Intelligence Work Together at Target gave some great ideas about how Talent Intelligence could mature. We then discussed the cyber security industry's growth (or potential growth), as a new report has found that Ireland could grow its cybersecurity workforce to more than 17,000 by 2030. Yet the most prominent factor restricting it is the lack of qualified individuals. “I’m going to sound like a broken record, but this is yet another example of how we (as countries) must learn to tie in our economic growth ambitions with education.” Alison Ettridge Stemming from the news of Eightfold AI entering into a partnership with the US Defense Innovation Unit, tasked with creating a platform to identify undiscoverable expertise within the Department, we discussed the age-old question. Should companies start hiring individuals based on their skills, not their existing job title? “The potential for this is HUGE. The pandemic has accelerated this to a degree. People have had the time to fine-tune skills and learn new ones. Especially when learning code, website development, and other things have never been easier.” Kim Bryan Believed that to be enough news and insights - as informative as it was - Alison was eager to start questioning our guest, Kim. With questions like: "How has her team at AMS changed over her five years with them", and "What does a typical work day look like".  And “How do you present your findings? How much detail should you include?” “The important thing to remember is being mindful of who your end-user will be. From Heads of Talent Acquisition to HR to the CFOs or CEOs. That will inform how big that piece of insight is, the terminology you use, and the whole set-up.” Kim Bryan We’ve definitely mentioned this on the podcast before. While the insights are interesting to us for most clients or end-users, they are simply looking for direction on what to do next and where to look. “I most likely say this countless times a day. “So what?” Whether it’s a small tactical piece or a huge strategic one if you don’t have that, it’s just data and stakeholders using it if they don’t know what to do with it.” Kim Bryan As always, we hope you enjoy the episode. A review or a social share really goes a long way in helping us reach as many ears as possible. Till the next one – stay intelligent! Don't forget to say hi to our wonderful sponsors → Stratigens from @Talent Intuition.

Welcome to the 18th episode of the<a href="https://www.chattalent.com/category/community-content/the-talent-intelligence-collective/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast</a>! After one of our famous ‘longer than expected’ breaks, we're back strong with what we believe is one of our best episodes yet. In this episode, Alison Ettridge, Toby Culshaw and I co-hosted an incredibly insightful conversation with Kim Bryan, Head of Global Insights &amp; Intelligence - Sourcing Centre of Excellence at AMS. Throughout the episode, we cover some meaty old topics. Starting with some recommended listening - yes, we like other podcasts. For example, The IntelliCast Podcast latest episode on How Strategy &amp; Intelligence Work Together at Target gave some great ideas about how Talent Intelligence could mature. We then discussed the cyber security industry's growth (or potential growth), as a new report has found that Ireland could grow its cybersecurity workforce to more than 17,000 by 2030. Yet the most prominent factor restricting it is the lack of qualified individuals. “I’m going to sound like a broken record, but this is yet another example of how we (as countries) must learn to tie in our economic growth ambitions with education.” Alison Ettridge Stemming from the news of Eightfold AI entering into a partnership with the US Defense Innovation Unit, tasked with creating a platform to identify undiscoverable expertise within the Department, we discussed the age-old question. Should companies start hiring individuals based on their skills, not their existing job title? “The potential for this is HUGE. The pandemic has accelerated this to a degree. People have had the time to fine-tune skills and learn new ones. Especially when learning code, website development, and other things have never been easier.” Kim Bryan Believed that to be enough news and insights - as informative as it was - Alison was eager to start questioning our guest, Kim. With questions like: "How has her team at AMS changed over her five years with them", and "What does a typical work day look like".  And “How do you present your findings? How much detail should you include?” “The important thing to remember is being mindful of who your end-user will be. From Heads of Talent Acquisition to HR to the CFOs or CEOs. That will inform how big that piece of insight is, the terminology you use, and the whole set-up.” Kim Bryan We’ve definitely mentioned this on the podcast before. While the insights are interesting to us for most clients or end-users, they are simply looking for direction on what to do next and where to look. “I most likely say this countless times a day. “So what?” Whether it’s a small tactical piece or a huge strategic one if you don’t have that, it’s just data and stakeholders using it if they don’t know what to do with it.” Kim Bryan As always, we hope you enjoy the episode. A review or a social share really goes a long way in helping us reach as many ears as possible. Till the next one – stay intelligent! Don't forget to say hi to our wonderful sponsors → <a href="https://www.stratigens.com/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stratigens from @Talent Intuition.</a>

The one with Kim Bryan from AMS

Kim is the operating owner of The Scarlet Barbell Club. She shares with us her journey on how she went from a mom struggling with infertility to opening and running a successful gym.  IG: @Kimbryan__ Gym IG: @Thescarletbarbellclub

Kim is the operating owner of The Scarlet Barbell Club. She shares with us her journey on how she went from a mom struggling with infertility to opening and running a successful gym.  IG: @Kimbryan__ Gym IG: @Thescarletbarbellclub

This interview was done out of studio with Kim Bryan, Executive Director of Rattle the Stars. She started this organization after losing her son to suicide  to bring awareness and education to families and prevent other families from experiencing the trauma her family has faced. Using her education in Sociology, Kim has dedicated her time and energy to uplifting the community in central Illinois. During our talk Kim shares that suicide is the second leading cause of death in children,  just behind accidental deaths. With suicide taking more lives than cancer and homicide in children, why do those issues get more awareness and funding than suicide education? We talk about the issues and we talk about compassion and care. Kim will teach you how to support children and adults who may be thinking about suicide. I also open up about my bout with suicidal thoughts while dealing with PTSD. As a survivor, I know that current suicide support isn't working, and I can tell you that what Kim is doing is exactly what our country needs. For the next two weeks, I am running a dual fundraiser to benefit Rattle the Stars and my campaign. Give double the money and we will split it down the middle. Thanks for listening and check out Kim's work at www.rattlethestars.orgDonate now to Kim and Crystal here.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This interview was done out of studio with Kim Bryan, Executive Director of Rattle the Stars. She started this organization after losing her son to suicide to bring awareness and education to families and prevent other families from experiencing the trauma her family has faced. Using her education in Sociology, Kim has dedicated her time and energy to uplifting the community in central Illinois. During our talk Kim shares that suicide is the second leading cause of death in children, just behind accidental deaths. With suicide taking more lives than cancer and homicide in children, why do those issues get more awareness and funding than suicide education? We talk about the issues and we talk about compassion and care. Kim will teach you how to support children and adults who may be thinking about suicide. I also open up about my bout with suicidal thoughts while dealing with PTSD. As a survivor, I know that current suicide support isn't working, and I can tell you that what Kim is doing is exactly what our country needs. For the next two weeks, I am running a dual fundraiser to benefit Rattle the Stars and my campaign. Give double the money and we will split it down the middle. Thanks for listening and check out Kim's work at <a href="http://www.rattlethestars.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rattlethestars.org</a>Donate now to Kim and Crystal <a href="www.crystalbergfield.com/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here. </a> See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Suicide Education and Awareness with Kim Bryan

Don and Kim Bryan: 07 Doing the Works of Jesus

Don and Kim Bryan: 04 Parables Revisited

Don and Kim Bryan: 02 Walking Like Jesus