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In this highly efficient episode, Alexis Haselberger shares how she learned to keep her impact up and her hours worked down during her 15 years in the startup world.
You'll discover
- Why meetings are up 200% post pandemic
- The problem with doing all the things
- What true prioritization looks like
In this client-engaging episode, Teri Beckman, Founder and CEO of HIGOL, shares how she and her team guide nonprofit leaders increase revenue and community influence by employing effective means to overcome challenges in growing their organizations.
You'll discover
- The root issue of your fundraising problem
- How to avoid executive director burnout
- What not to do in a board meeting
In this straightforward episode, Damian Andrews, Director and CEO of DamianAndrews.com, shares his competent approach on how to fix highly stressed and distressed companies and businesses.
You will discover:
- How to simplify life and achieve greater success
- The value of living a life in service to others
- How to avoid employment disputes BEFORE they happen
In this ""self-regulating"" episode, Khadirah Muhammad, Founder of Succeeding With Systems Academy, shares how she fell in love with systems and automation while helping her clients.
You will learn the value of human touch in every business endeavor.
In this thought-provoking episode, Courtney Lukitsch, Founder and CEO of Gotham PR, shares how she has helped some of the most prestigious firms in New York, Miami, and LA to achieve extraordinary results by winning at the long game of strategic PR.
You'll discover why one-size-fits-all PR is a myth, how the PR goals and strategies of a startup should differ from those of an established brand, and what the incredible results of your PR strategy truly can be.
In this eye-opening episode, Author, Business Coach, and Corporate Trainer, J Haleem, shares how he went from making minimum wage to helping business owners consistently land 6 and 7 figure contracts.
You'll discover how much work is available that you never even knew existed, why a little patience goes a very long way with government contracts, and who is the ideal candidate to work with local, state or even federal government entities.
In this energizing episode, Ron Ross, Co-Founder of Avant HR Solutions, shares what he has learned over 20 years of coaching entrepreneurs and teams.
You’ll learn the difference between a coach and a consultant and which one you need now, how to show up with the right hat on, and the power of making people feel seen.
He started his coaching business and this podcast in order to reach founders and celebrate amazing coaches. If you're a seasoned business coach or consultant who is also an entrepreneur and feel you're a great fit for the show, apply here.
In this plot-rich episode, Kyle Gray, CEO of The Story Engine, shares how he has helped hundreds of startups and small businesses create scalable content marketing strategies.
You will discover:
- The three stories that will sell your product or service to you
- The tragic cost of winging your sales presentations
- What to do on every sales call before you try to close the deal
In this pivotal episode, Danielle Levy shares how she took the best of what she’s learned working with some of today’s top influencers and uses it to help CEOs grow their 6 and 7 figure businesses like never before.
You’ll learn the importance of defining your role as a CEO, when to grow or scale, and how to easily overcome the unique challenges faced by online businesses.
In this down-to-earth episode, Kyle Gillette, Founder and CEO of Blue Shirt Business Coaching, shares the lessons he’s learned coaching clients how to succeed in the real world of business.
You’ll learn the key to leading and inspiring others well, the power of writing things down, and how to ask great questions.
Kyle Gillette, Founder and CEO of Blue Shirt Business Coaching, has helped small business owners and leaders around the world to take their businesses from good to great. He is an ICF-certified coach, behavioral analyst, and creator of the Blue Shirt Leadership Framework that helps leaders and small business owners become the leaders they’re meant to be.
In this insightful episode, Victoria Pelletier, Managing Director at Accenture, shares how she has leveraged the lessons she has learned from 20 years of executive leadership and 18 mergers and acquisitions.
You’ll learn how to effectively manage change by proactively investing in your personal brand and fostering authentic relationship within your organization or division.
Victoria is a 20+ year Corporate Executive and Board Director – she is currently a Managing Director at Accenture. Nicknamed the “Turn Around Queen” by former colleagues and employers, Victoria inspires and empowers her team and clients to change mindsets and drive growth in business, leadership and culture.
Victoria was recognized as one of the Top 30 Most Influential Business Leaders in Tech by CIOLook, 2021’s Top 50 Business Leader in Technology by Insight Magazine and a Mentor of the Year by Women in Communications & Technology in 2020. HSBC bank awarded her the Diversity & Inclusion in Innovation award in 2019 and she was IBM’s #1 Global Social Seller ranked by LinkedIn in 2019 and 2020.
In this truly tremendous episode, Rachel Turner, Co-founder and Principal of VC Talent Lab, shares how she turned her own struggles scaling her businesses into a powerful tool for Founders.
You’ll learn what it means to scale yourself while you scale your business so you don’t get left behind with lack luster results or worse.
Rachel Turner is a founder and ‘Alpha Whisperer’ with more than twenty years’ experience as a transformative coach and leadership, team and culture consultant. Her superpower is coaching entrepreneurs who need to scale themselves to scale their businesses and her new book, The Founder’s Survival Guide is the go-to book to help founders to scale and adapt their leadership style as their company grows.
