Interviews with community leaders, influencers and professionals who have found their own way in business or life through patience, persistence or momentum.
In this episode, we sit down with Dan Thomas, a Transformation Consultant and content creator who enables people to pursue their passions. He was previously the Enterprise Community Manager at Lloyds Bank in London, has a side photography business, and loves to breakdance.
In this episode, we sit down with Rachel Happe, co-founder and principal at the Community Roundtable. We discuss her journey and explore areas such as business management, the role of "power" in relationships, leadership, and communities as "complex adaptive systems."
In this episode, we sit down with Melinda Sherbrook, President at Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce and Director of Cybertribal Social Media. We discuss her journey into social media, digital community-building across cultures, Facebook in 2019, and indigenous wisdom.
In this episode, we sit down with Rico Pang, Founder & CEO of Sanctum Pte Ltd. We discuss his journey into blockchain and crypto, building businesses through family offices, and how Chinese entrepreneurs think vs Western entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we sit down with Mark Vos, Chief Information Security Officer at IRESS. We discuss his unconventional career journey, authority vs leadership, protecting your community, online risk management, and the impact of AI on the future of security. Cybersecurity is a booming area at the moment, and one that you should pay close attention to as the world becomes more and more "connected". Read full show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf45
In this episode, we sit down with Brett Solomano, stuntman, author, speaker and coach helping people overcome their fears. We chat about overcoming fears, leaving a legacy bigger than yourself, networking, community, relationships, and the importance of persistence. For full show notes, go to http://itwillco.me/iwcf44
In this episode, we sit down with Goldie Chan, Head of Content & Creative @ confirm/deny, social media strategist, film producer, and Producer's Guild New Media Council. We go on a magical ride to discuss social media, communities, career, film and finding your path in areas like LA and Silicon Valley.
In this episode, we chat with Joshua Spodek, bestselling author of Leadership Step by Step, to discuss leadership, transitioning from a physicist to entrepreneur, and why community matters in business.
In this episode, we sit down with Vanessa DiMauro, a humble "gal that loves to build communities", the CEO of Leader Networks, an executive advisor, social scientist, speaker, and Faculty at Columbia University. We talk on a range of topics including ARPAnet, community historical trends, AI, the impact of Amazon buying Wholefood Groups, and more! But the crux of the conversation is based on the latest news about Facebook shifting its mission statement towards "empowering communities." Hope you enjoy! Get the full show notes over at www.itwillco.me/iwcf41
In this episode, we sit down with Patrick Verdonk, an IT business analyst for Nokia by day, and a Community Gardener at Happy Melly, a professional happiness association, by night.
In this episode, we sit down with Paul Higgins, founder of Build Live Give, to discuss productivity, leaving corporate life, and the power of giving back to a community. Paul spent 18 years transforming companies but, due to a looming health issue, he left and decided to start his own business. Having learned what not to do, he now runs the Build Live Give community, helping ex-corporates avoid common mistakes so they can make their mark on the world. For full show notes, go to http://itwillco.me/iwcf40
In this episode, we chat with Lucy Lloyd, co-founder and COO of Australian startup Mentorloop, about why mentors matter in the digital age, the importance of integrity, and tips for connecting with others. For full show notes, go to: http://itwillco.me/iwcf39
In this episode, we sit down with Zizi Charida, Founder & Director at Community Minds Inc., who has over 19 years of experience in community development and capacity-building projects with schools, businesses, corporate and government. Zizi believes that no desired change can occur in our local, national or global communities if we do not instill or harness community-minded thinking in people. Full show notes can be found at: http://itwillco.me/iwcf38
In this episode, we chat with with Indi Tansey, Community Lead and co-founder of WorkingMouse. She's passionate about building and nurturing sustainable communities and is currently gearing up to launch Codebots and its associated community. Show notes at: http://itwillco.me/iwcf37
In this episode, we sit down with Anne-Marie Elias, an Egyptian-born, Italian-Australian whose core focus is to be a catalyst for change and help restructure broken social systems. We discuss social systems, social enterprises, and measuring success with lessons for businesses from civic communities. Show notes: http://itwillco.me/iwcf36
In this episode, we sit down with Natasa Denman, a highly sought after professional speaker, coach and mentor. She's a 7-time published author and creator of the game-changing business model, Ultimate 48 Hour Author. She has helped over 150 solopreneurs become first time published authors in just 2 and half years, and has a thriving FB community of 13K+ strong.
In this episode, we sit down with Garry Williams, Partnerships Lead for General Assembly Australia, and a passionate and experienced brand collaborator and marketer. Some of the topics we cover include why trying many different jobs can be a good thing for community builders; Garry's biggest challenge in growing communities; and the importance of keeping things casual when connecting people. Read the full show notes over on: http://itwillco.me/iwcf34
In this episode, we sit down with Kyle Crawford, a social entrepreneur, who combines a love of design, technology, and social science into a unique and powerful perspective for solving important problems. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf33
In this episode, we sit down with Gretha Oost, Founder & Creative Director of The O Initiative, and inventor of 321 Water, which was even featured in the film The Hunger Games. Gretha is passionate about finding an answer to the question: "Why do we drink so much bottled water?". For show notes, please go to http://itwillco.me/iwcf32
In this episode, we sit down with Michael Stoddart, Director of Digital Media for Adobe in the Asia-Pacific region, to discuss all things community, marketing, and Adobe. We look into the day in the life of Michael, how Adobe plans to re-engage its creative community in 2017 and beyond, and the future of Adobe as a company. Show notes can be found over on: http://itwillco.me/iwcf31
In this episode, we sit down with @liliandikmans, a lawyer-turned-blogger who "accidentally" grew an Instagram following of 39.2K+ followers while trying to get back to being healthy during a European holiday. You'll learn about what Instagram is good for, and what it isn't; why quality matters for sustainable growth; and how to create a sense of community on Instagram particularly.
In this episode, we chat to Nathan Ellering, a blogger, strategy nerd, and Content Marketing Lead at CoSchedule, which is a content marketing and social media editorial calendar.
In this episode, we speak to Anfernee Chansamooth, a digital marketing consultant and small business advisor helping 6-figure online business owners and digital nomads get more clients online. Read show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf28
In today's episode, we speak with Ty Robinson - dad, surfer, investor, creative, and entrepreneur from Honolulu Hawaii. He loves bringing creativity and value to passionate companies, teams, and individuals who are driven to create best-of-breed products, services, and IP. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwf27
In this episode, we interview John Sned, musician, environmental activist, and movement builder, who is currently representing the Melbourne busking community in a campaign to have amplification returned to Swanston St in the Melbourne CBD area. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf26
In this episode, we interview Jodi Jackson, community cultivator, blogger and council leader. We talk community, leadership and how she grew her Instagram account to 1,000 followers organically. Show notes here: itwillco.me/iwcf25
Today's guest is Seth Lawrence, Marketing Manager at Tank Stream Labs in Sydney Australia, and ex-Community Catalyst for Hub Sydney. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf24
Today's guest is Joel Tiger de Ross, founder of the Future Music Industry Network. We talk about startup communities, indigenous communities and the future of virtual reality. Read show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf23
Today's guest is Michael Q Ceballos, CEO/Founder/Director & Executive Producer of Twiddle Productions, a unique games, animation, and multimedia studio based in Honolulu, Hawai'i. Show notes: http://itwillco.me/iwcf22
Today's guest is Suzanne Nguyen aka "string". She likes to say she's from the future called technology. She works as a freelance social media consultant specialising in emerging digital media like Snapchat. Read more here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf21
Today's guest is Michael Margolis, educator, anthropologist, and one of the world's first business storytellers. Michael essentially helps innovators tell their bigger story. His work and ideas have been featured in Fast Company, Brandweek, Inc.com, Mashable, Lifehacker, and many more! His latest book Believe Me: A Storytelling Manifesto for Change-Makers and Innovators has helped to redefine the potential and relevance of business storytelling. www.itwillco.me/iwcf20
IWCF19 - How To Lead A Business With Purpose by George Siosi Samuels
In today's fireside chat, we sit down with L-Fresh The Lion, Australian hip-hop artist, influential community leader, and the guy who's track you hear at the beginning of every episode of the It Will Come Show! Show notes: http://itwillco.me/iwcf18
In today's episode, we sit down with Tom Hunt, TedxSpeaker, 'Dragon's Den' contestant and founder of Virtual Valley. We speak about why entrepreneurship is about providing value first, why switching communities is sometimes needed to enact change, and the power of morning rituals. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf17
In today's episode, we sit down with Matthew Cox, acting Community Manager over at Envato, and dear friend. We talk about the importance of defining community for business; lessons in purpose from World War fighter pilots; and why perfection is over-rated. Show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf16
In today's episode, we sit down with ex-commando, Adam O'Donnell to talk about resilience, leadership, productivity and teamwork. This has been one of my most insightful episodes to date, as it's not every day you get to talk with someone who's served in war. Community management, in my opinion, is very much the management of teams of teams. Adam shares stories about: 1. A military leader who managed the logistics of the Gulf War using 3x5 flash cards 2. Why asking people to kill is not a natural act, and what the military do about it 3. Why corporations fail to adapt to change due to measurements of input vs output Read more here: http://itwillco.me/commando
In today's episode, we sit down with Suitcase Entrepreneur, Natalie Sisson, to talk freedom, lifestyle entrepreneurship, and why now is a good time to invest in Facebook communities. Show notes here: http://itwillcomeshow.com/natalie
In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Evan Hamilton, Director of Community for CMX and community industry veteran. We talk about why communities are long term investments, how to build them more wisely, and why you should attend CMX Summit. Head on over to www.itwillcomeshow.com/evan for accompanying show notes.
Today's guest is Julie Krafchick, a visual designer and digital marketer, former Yahoo, General Assembly instructor, and founder of 500 Brunches. She also recently launched a podcast called Date/able (dateablepodcast.com) We brought Julie on to the show because: (1) her idea for "500 brunches" (you'll hear more about it) sounded awesome; (2) she's all about connecting authentically offline; and (3) she comes from a strong marketing background with some time at Yahoo. In this episode you'll learn: 1. Why offline community building is so important How, why and when to turn an audience into a community How to leverage communities for your marketing and networking efforts. Read the full show notes at: www.itwillcomeshow.com/julie
In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Peter Engelhardt, brand specialist, author and speaker. We talk about branding, perseverance and why it took 5 years to create his latest program.
In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Ren Butler, Startup Market Manager for Blue Chilli. We talk about how she "fell" into community management, relationship building, and advice for other job seekers. Show notes here: http://itwillcomeshow.com/renbutler
In today's episode, we sit down with Mandy Siegel, transformational speaker coach and trainer. We discuss her unique pathway from creative, to corporate, and finally to proud business owner. Show notes here: http://itwillcomeshow.com/mandy
In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Eric Roberts Azizian to talk about the evolution of internet marketing, how he blazed his own trail, and stumbling into a career with Flippa.com. Show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/eric
In today's Fireside Chat, we sit down with Rod Hamilton, Co-Founder and VP of Product for CultureAmp, a culture-first software company that is building the world's leading survey platform for people and culture. Show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/rodhamilton
In today's Fireside Chat interview, we speak with Leesa Charlotte, Melbourne-based Community Manager for the Henley Club. Full interview here: www.itwillcomeshow.com/leesa
In today's Fireside Chat, we sit down with Erica Kuhl, VP of Community at Salesforce. This episode is chock full of value, so you don't want to miss it! Read the show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/ericakuhl
In today's Fireside Chat, we speak with Nathan Murphy, Melbourne-based entrepreneur, consultant, speaker and blogger. He runs a company called Tribe Growth, which helps businesses get more targeted traffic, followers and customers.
In today's Fireside Chat, we speak with Luke Boyton, founder of the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy. His academy's story was recently shared on Huffington Post to a staggering 2.9 million views! We speak all things creativity, community and Star Wars.
For our first episode, we sit down with Brett Leavy, entrepreneur, General Manager of National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS), and creator of the game Virtual Warrane 2. He talks about the importance of culture, resilience in aboriginal communities, and "taking time to take time." This is a special episode since we give honour to the indigenous people of Australia, where we are currently based, and set ourselves up for the rest of the show.
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