Adam Cooper

Welcome back to the Heroes of HP12, the Wickham Wanderers podcast powered by the fans.

I'm Michael Kenny, joined as always by Adam Cooper, Dan Clark and Damian Farrar-Hockley.

This podcast is made possible thanks to our official partner, two blues more on them in a bit also a very special thank you to our members on patreon if you'd like to get this podcast ad free along with some extra perks head on over to patreon.com forward slash the heroes of hp12 and join us for just one pound per month uh burton a nice comfortable two nil win uh ensures back-to-back Home wins for the first time in what feels like forever.

Also, back-to-back home clean sheets too.

Was it hot? Was it good? Damo, get us started.

Go.

I've had something that I've never had before at Adams Park.

Chips.

So we wanted to give our audience a blueprint for building an iconic brand in produce.

And we started with Oasis Dates and their CEO, Adam Cooper, is the former head of marketing for the wonderful company, which is, you know, the driving force behind campaigns like Wonderful Pistachios Get Kraken and Halo's Good Choice Kid.

So we wanted to show our audience how they could kind of replicate that.

What is the path? And Oasis Dates has come up with this very bold tagline, Earth's Most Versatile Fruit, as well as the ambitious goal of doubling date category sales in five years.

Welcome to the Mediator Studio, a podcast about peacemakers, bringing you stories from behind the scenes.

I'm your host, Adam Cooper.

I'm at the Oslo Forum, where some of the world's leading figures in peacemaking have come to discuss resolving conflicts from Iran to Sudan, Myanmar to Ukraine.

Until recently, my guest served as an advisor on the Middle East and North Africa to the French president, Emmanuel Macron, and was part of the negotiations that led to the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in November 2024.

Thank you to Ranwa Elkikia for the edits and her support.

Hope you'll join me for the next edition.

Until then, from Losby Gods in Norway, This is Adam Cooper saying goodbye and thank you for listening.

What does it really take to grow a consulting business from $800,000 a year to nearly $4 million in annual revenue? Well, for Adam Cooper, founder of Ascent, the answer wasn't simply working harder.

It was finding the right people, building the right systems, and learning to charge for the value that his firm creates.

Adam first joined me on the podcast way back in episode 12.

I'm looking forward to seeing you next week at our upcoming event, our mastermind here.

And to make sure that people can learn more about you, about Ascent, where should they go to learn more?

Yeah, visit our website at ascentconsults.com. You can find me on LinkedIn at LinkedIn slash whatever it is in slash Adam Cooper.

I've been on LinkedIn so long, I got my name as my URL.

Thanks for having me on, Mike.

19 past 7 here on the All Sport Breakfast.

Adam Cooper with you, getting you set for your labour weekend of sport, and there's plenty of it, including in Christchurch, where it's been a crazy busy week from a sporting perspective, and that just continues over the next couple of days.

1NZ Stadium tomorrow.

is hosting a doubleheader as part of the Rugby League World Cup.

Welcome back to the Heroes of HB12, the Wickham Wanderers podcast powered by the fans.

I'm Michael Kenny, joined as always by Adam Cooper, Dan Clark, and Damian Farrar-Hockley.

This podcast is made possible thanks to our official partner, Two Blues.

More on them in a bit.

And they've had a horrific start to the season as far as fixtures are concerned.

They were very, very poor.

They're the worst team I've seen down at Adams Park, apart from Wickham, for a very, very, very long time.

They just offered absolutely nothing going forward and they looked like every time we attacked, we were going to score.

a podcast about peacemakers, bringing you stories from behind the scenes.

I'm your host, Adam Cooper.

I'm at the Oslo Forum, where some of the world's leading figures in peacemaking have come to discuss resolving conflicts from Iran to Sudan, Myanmar, and Ukraine.

My guest today is a diplomat with over four decades of experience, serving in the offices of five prime ministers in key foreign affairs and strategic roles, including as Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Affairs to Narendra Modi from 2018 to 2021.

Thank you to Ranua Elkikia for the edits and her support.

Hope you'll join me for the next edition.

Until then, from Losby Gods in Norway, this is Adam Cooper saying goodbye, and thank you for listening.

Welcome back to the Heroes of HB12, the Wycombe Wanderers podcast powered by the fans.

I'm Michael Kenny, joined as always by Adam Cooper and Damian Farrar-Hockley.

No Dan this week.

We actually had it baked into our contracts before the start of this season that, uh, Dan and myself were never gonna be allowed to be in the same space, uh, on this podcast.

a podcast about peacemakers, bringing you stories from behind the scenes.

I'm your host, Adam Cooper.

I'm at the Oslo Forum, where some of the world's leading figures in peacemaking have come to discuss resolving conflicts from Iran to Sudan, Myanmar, and Ukraine.

My guest today has been serving as a senior advisor to the foreign minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the rank of minister plenipotentiary.

Thank you to Ranwa Elkikia for her support and edit.

Hope you'll join me for the next edition.

Until then, from Lozby Gods in Norway, this is Adam Cooper saying goodbye, and thank you for listening.

Bye.

He's in for a chat today.

Adam Cooper in the chamber as we talk a bit of rugby and some cricket as well, and the latest in sports news coming your way too.

So let's get into it.

As always, let's get things going with a look at some of the big sports stories around today.

And the gap between him and our next best second five, whoever that might be, is widening by the game and older brother Bowden showing there's still life in the old dog yet a lot to be said for experience on nights like that a lot of people thought Bowden Barrett was a spent force at test level and they were pretty keen to write his rugby obituary on Saturday night in their fullback role which is largely based around what you do in the backfield those core roles of directing traffic diffusing dangerous situations and being a master communicator I thought Bowden Barrett was terrific Any rumours of his imminent demise appear to have been greatly exaggerated.

Still more to be written in the story of Bowdoin Barrett and his two brothers in a black jersey.

This is the Sports Fix Podcast, and into the chamber we go to kick around a few sporting topics from the weekend, as always on a Monday, joined by Head of Newstalk ZB Sport in the capital, Adam Cooper.

Coops, is anybody ever going to beat the All Blacks at Eden Park, do you think?