Greg Sherwood's guest appearances

Greg Sherwood

Success That Lasts

Writing Great Grants - A Murdock Trust Podcast

The London Welsh Rugby Club Podcast

Chris Mason

Kim Newman

Will Taylor

Larry Swedroe

David Miller

Drew Dyck

Arthur Brooks

John Taylor

Mike Powell

Nick Heath

Richard Thomas

Scott Roth

Anthony Trucks

Kevin Adams

Diane Paddison

OwlTail

In today’s episode, Steve Moore, executive director of the Murdock Trust, talks about the value of Mentorship with Greg Sherwood. Greg is the President/Chief Investment Officer of Quest Investment Management, a Portland based institutional investment advisory founded in 1985. The firm manages pension and non-profit funds around the U.S. Greg is currently an active parishioner at St. Michael’s in Portland and has been involved with several evangelical ministries serving youth and young adults for over 35 years. He is attending St. Vincent Benedictine Seminary pursuing a Master’s degree in spiritual direction. He serves as the rector at St. Michael’s Alpha program, teaches RCIA and helps as a retreat speaker and mentor for the Catholic Newman Center at Oregon State and Portland State University. In 2001, he founded Mentors360, a college and young professional ministry serving on 7 college campuses which seeks to connect through mentoring one generation to the next in the areas of professional development, personal growth and spiritual formation.

In today’s episode, Steve Moore, executive director of the Murdock Trust, talks about the value of Mentorship with Greg Sherwood. Greg is the President/Chief Investment Officer of Quest Investment Management, a Portland based institutional investment advisory founded in 1985. The firm manages pension and non-profit funds around the U.S. Greg is currently an active parishioner at St. Michael’s in Portland and has been involved with several evangelical ministries serving youth and young adults for over 35 years. He is attending St. Vincent Benedictine Seminary pursuing a Master’s degree in spiritual direction. He serves as the rector at St. Michael’s Alpha program, teaches RCIA and helps as a retreat speaker and mentor for the Catholic Newman Center at Oregon State and Portland State University. In 2001, he founded Mentors360, a college and young professional ministry serving on 7 college campuses which seeks to connect through mentoring one generation to the next in the areas of professional development, personal growth and spiritual formation.

Mentorship with Greg Sherwood

This weeks' guest is Master of Wine and club patron, Greg Sherwood.  The whole ethos of this podcast series is to bring interesting characters we have connected to our club to a wider audience. Greg coaches his son in the Minis on a Sunday morning and is a regular at our club lunches and sponsored Rhodri Dawes last season.  You hear about his upbringing in South Africa and then he takes us through taking his interest in wine more seriously and what it takes to complete his Master of Wine and to be one of only 5 South Africans to be awarded this rare award.  Greg also takes us through the recently launched London Welsh Wine Service and what is in the 'Christmas in a Box" 6 case special. The club benefits financially from every case sold.  Please click on the link below if interested in purchasing the case.https://www.handford.net/shop/product/london-welsh-christmas-in-a-box-6-bottle-pack/This podcast series is sponsored by London Welsh Developments LTD.  Contact details: 0208 3359123 email - info@lwdltd.co.uk

This weeks' guest is Master of Wine and club patron, Greg Sherwood.  The whole ethos of this podcast series is to bring interesting characters we have connected to our club to a wider audience. Greg coaches his son in the Minis on a Sunday morning and is a regular at our club lunches and sponsored Rhodri Dawes last season.  You hear about his upbringing in South Africa and then he takes us through taking his interest in wine more seriously and what it takes to complete his Master of Wine and to be one of only 5 South Africans to be awarded this rare award.  Greg also takes us through the recently launched London Welsh Wine Service and what is in the 'Christmas in a Box" 6 case special. The club benefits financially from every case sold.  Please click on the link below if interested in purchasing the case. <a href="https://www.handford.net/shop/product/london-welsh-christmas-in-a-box-6-bottle-pack/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.handford.net/shop/product/london-welsh-christmas-in-a-box-6-bottle-pack/</a> This podcast series is sponsored by London Welsh Developments LTD.   Contact details: 0208 3359123 email - info@lwdltd.co.uk

LW 29: Greg Sherwood

Greg Sherwood is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Quest Investment Management, an institutional investment advisory firm based in Portland. He has been on the board of executives at Quest for 31 years, and has over three decades of experience in investment advisory. He joins Jared Siegel to discuss the benefits and importance of mentorship, and why the world needs it now more than ever. Here are a few highlights from their conversation: Things have never been better for those in industries that benefit from remote working. However, in other industries like hospitality and tourism, it is an utter disaster. Greg defines mentorship as a fundamental form of human development where one person invests time, energy, and personal know-how to help grow and develop another person’s abilities. He says that it’s arguably the most important work you’ll ever do.  Self-care is not selfish, Jared remarks. Taking care of yourself replenishes your energy. You cannot give what you don’t have. Mentors are not only people living today. We can learn valuable, powerful lessons from people who have gone before us. Oftentimes they can be just as effective as a live mentor. Greg describes life in three stages: the first is the formative stage in which you are the most malleable and willing to receive information. The second stage is when you are 25-55 years old: by then, you have figured life out and are regularly organizing your priorities. The third and final stage of life is when you are 55+ years old: you are at the summit of your career and focused on legacy. Transitioning to retirement is often challenging for individuals who have assigned much of their identity to their profession and careers.  ResourcesGreg Sherwood on LinkedInQuestInvestment.com

Greg Sherwood is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Quest Investment Management, an institutional investment advisory firm based in Portland. He has been on the board of executives at Quest for 31 years, and has over three decades of experience in investment advisory. He joins Jared Siegel to discuss the benefits and importance of mentorship, and why the world needs it now more than ever.  Here are a few highlights from their conversation:<ul> <li>Things have never been better for those in industries that benefit from remote working. However, in other industries like hospitality and tourism, it is an utter disaster.</li> <li>Greg defines mentorship as a fundamental form of human development where one person invests time, energy, and personal know-how to help grow and develop another person’s abilities. He says that it’s arguably the most important work you’ll ever do. </li> <li>Self-care is not selfish, Jared remarks. Taking care of yourself replenishes your energy. You cannot give what you don’t have.</li> <li>Mentors are not only people living today. We can learn valuable, powerful lessons from people who have gone before us. Oftentimes they can be just as effective as a live mentor.</li> <li>Greg describes life in three stages: the first is the formative stage in which you are the most malleable and willing to receive information. The second stage is when you are 25-55 years old: by then, you have figured life out and are regularly organizing your priorities. The third and final stage of life is when you are 55+ years old: you are at the summit of your career and focused on legacy.</li> <li>Transitioning to retirement is often challenging for individuals who have assigned much of their identity to their profession and careers. </li> </ul> ResourcesGreg Sherwood on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-sherwood-15595b48/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a><a href="http://questinvestment.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">QuestInvestment.com</a>

Why We Need Mentorship with Greg Sherwood