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Colter Nuanez took the show on the road for Thursday's Nuanez Now broadcasting live from the Press Box Bar & Grill to help promote the upcoming Fusion Fight League event at the Adams Center. Nuanez would get things rolling talking about story lines from the MMA world. He would then shift to prep football and visit with JP Flynn of Bozeman Gallatin, and JP Flynn of Billings West ahead of their match up on the gridiron. Nuanez would then talk Big Sky hoops with Krista Redpath to wrap up the 1st hour. 

Colter Nuanez was broadcasting Live from the Press Box Bar & Grill  in Missoula on Thursday to promote Fusion Fight League action on Friday night. Brooks Nuanez would join Colter to get things rolling in the 2nd hour talking through the upcoming week of NFL action. Nuanez would then be joined by Sheadyn Croft who will be fighting in the main event Friday in a Fusion Fight bout at the Adams Center.

If you're like many of my coaching clients you are really good at what you do but you have little or no training on how to make money at what you do. You've probably been out there for years working harder and not smarter, trying to figure it out on your own. If this sounds like you then buckle up buttercup! On this edition of Out of The Box With Christine Blosdale we get to meet Jeffrey Shaw, the founder of the Self-Employed Business Institute. After 35 years of service to his exclusive clientele as a portrait photographer, Jeffrey decided to share his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He's an in-demand keynote speaker at conferences such as HOW Design, Growth Marketing, corporations the likes of Verizon and BMW, and institutions such as Florida Atlantic University and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Jeffrey is also the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and a regular contributor to various publications. LINKS MENTIONED: https://www.SelfEmployedBusinessInstitute.com/ http://www.JeffreyShaw.com http://www.ChristineBlosdale.com http://www.OutOfTheBoxWithChristine.com

In this special episode, we get answers as to why the Earth is shaking so much beneath our feet in northern New York State! We don't get Earthquakes, or at least that is what we thought. But in the last two weeks we've had two Earth quakes and nine after shocks, all centered in the Adams Center area of Jefferson County, NY. Is this the War of Worlds coming to life? Are there secret government installations operation deep beneath our agricultural fields? Or is this just normal?We interview Dr. David Valentino, a professor of geology at the State University of New York at Oswego. Dr. Valentino has spent a tremendous amount of time researching the geology of central and northern New York and he gives us the facts about what is happening beneath our feet.

Jeffrey Shaw - job title and Author of The Self-Employed Life: Business and Personal Development Strategies That Create Sustainable Success  This quote will be added soon, sorry! Jeffrey Shaw became one of the most preeminent portrait photographers in the United States. His on-location style and fine craftsmanship made him the go-to photographer for families of C-suite executives of Anheuser-Busch, Twitter, and many others, Supermodel Stephanie Seymour, news anchors Jim Nantz and David Bloom, sports icons Tom Seaver, Pat Riley, and Wall Street executives too many to mention. His portraits appeared on The Oprah Show, CBS News, in People and O Magazine and hang at Harvard University and The Norman Vincent Peale Center. After 35 years of exceptional service to his exclusive clientele, Jeffrey decided to share his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He's an in-demand keynote speaker at conferences such as HOW Design, Growth Marketing, corporations the likes of Verizon and BMW, and institutions such as Florida Atlantic University and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Jeffrey is also the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and a regular contributor to various publications. In 2014, Jeffrey started a podcast, Creative Warriors, later rebranded as The Self-Employed Life which is amongst the top 15% of all podcasts.  Peruquois - Recording Artist and Healer      This quote will be added soon, sorry! Around the world, she fills huge stadiums, arenas and concert halls bigger than Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall—often averaging 6,000 a night! But in North America, she is still a mystery to be discovered! Peruquois (pronounced Peru-Kua)—she is called by one name only—is a phenomenon in herself. Bringing forth an extraordinary healing sound that is part singing in a range never heard before on the planet, part multidimensional healing, part evoking the feminine goddess within all women—Peruquois stands alone. There is no one else like her. She is the world leader in applied spirituality for women. International recording star, renowned wisdom teacher, accomplished female shaman, master of multicultural music from jazz to Indian Classic to a sound uniquely her own, Peruquois opens women to a part of themselves often long buried, or maybe never even discovered. She is committed to helping women experience a true deep love of themselves. Using an ultra-high/low overtone form of singing she developed, Peruquois can produce up to four voices at a time! A unique sound that has been scientifically-tested to heal in many concerts conducted with her. But it's her remarkable story of how this voice unfolded that is so compelling! Losing her father to a fishing accident at three only began the first of her travails. At 11, she had both legs detached above the knee and then reattached in a botched surgery designed to cure genetic hip rotation, nearly disabling her. Her suffering committed her to rising above pain to focus on living fully and finding the love within. She left home at 15 to find her own way and despite parental disapproval, she turned to her passion to sing as a career. In just one year, she covered 10 years of music education –and, at 19, passed the exams to enter the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts as a jazz vocalist.

Our guest for this very special LIVE recording of Military Historians are People, Too! is Jonathan S. Jones. Jonathan is an Assistant Professor of History at Virginia Military Institute, where he also serves as Deputy Director in the Adams Center for Military History & Strategic Analysis. Before joining the faculty at VMI, Jonathan was the Inaugural Postdoctoral Scholar in Civil War History at Penn State University's George and Ann Richards Civil War Era Center. Jonathan earned his BA at Dallas Baptist University, then an MA at Texas Christian University, and finally at SUNY Binghamton, where he completed a doctoral dissertation titled “Opium Slavery: Veterans and Addiction in the American Civil War Era.” That dissertation won the Anne C. Bailey Dissertation Award from the Society of Civil War Historians and was a finalist for the Southern Historical Association's C. Vann Woodward Prize. He is currently working on turning his dissertation into a book, which is under advanced contract with the University of North Carolina Press. Jonathan's articles have appeared in the Journal of the Civil War Era and Psychiatric Times, and he has also written for the Washington Post, VICE, The Civil War Monitor, and Slate, among others. We want to thank a few people and organizations who helped make this live event possible. Fran Aultman, the office manager in the Department of History at Georgia Southern University handled all of our logistics and we appreciate her help. Our guest, Jonathan Jones, is with us courtesy of a Teagle Foundation Grant, organized by our colleague Dr. Felicity Turner - we appreciate the part she and the Teagle Foundation played in making this happen and for bringing Jonathan Jones to campus. So join us for a great chat with Jonathan Jones in front of a student audience - we'll cover growing up playing video games in a small town outside of Ft. Worth, getting interested in the Civil War, teaching, and his interest in drugs (in relation to Civil War soldiers - come on, people!). Of course, BBQ will be on the menu! Rec. 04/12/2022

Carl Cyrius is the CEO/Founder of The Oasis Firm, a financial services company, and an alum of the Veterans Florida Entrepreneurship Program at Florida Atlantic's College of Business.Support the show

Sharon Alexander / CEO of Unicorn Children's Foundation in Boca Raton, FL Sharon Alexander serves as the CEO of Unicorn Children's Foundation in Boca Raton, Fla. It is a one of a kind organization that changes the lives of people living with developmental differences who are disconnected, isolated, and need support. She joined Unicorn in March 2006 as Director of Programs and was promoted one year later to CEO. Since then, Alexander has overseen its longterm and short term strategies and goals, developed new programs, and devised financial plans in cooperation with the Board of Directors and staff. In 2015, she founded and continues to lead the Special Needs Advisory Coalition of Palm Beach County, a collective impact project comprised of more than 600 individuals representing more than 160 organizations who are collaborating to create a more inclusive and supportive community. Alexander presently serves on the Board of Directors for the Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civic Engagement, which is building tactical alliances on societal issues to achieve impactful, sustainable results. In addition, she serves on the state-level Board of Directors of the Florida Association for People Supporting Employment First (FL-APSE), the School Board of Unicorn Village Academy, and executive steering committee of Birth to 22: United For A Better Future. Prior to joining Unicorn Children's Foundation, Alexander was the Director of Behavioral Services at Children's Center for Development & Behavior and a therapist for Behavior Therapy Group and Children's Psychology Associates. She taught psychology courses at Florida International University (FIU) from 1996-2000 and conducted research at FIU, University of Miami, and University of Alabama from 1991-1996. Alexander has been interviewed by WLRN, WPEC, WPTV, WFLX, WPLG,  NBC6, WPBF, Authority Magazine, and Club + Resort Business and has written opinion pieces published by South Florida Sun Sentinel and Orlando Medical News. She is available to be interviewed on topics including child development, educating people with developmental differences, employing people with developmental differences, and non-profit leadership. Alexander received a Master of Health Science in Child Development from Nova Southeastern University and B.A. in Psychology from FIU. She also completed courses in the Doctoral Program in Life-Span Development Psychology at FIU. In 2017, Alexander was recognized as a Distinguished Alumni of Nova Southeastern University. She also received the United Way of Palm Beach County Simply the Best Special Needs Succeed Award for 2017-2018. Alexander is the mother of one 26-year-old son who is highly gifted and was diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, making her mission to improve the lives of people with developmental differences not only professional, but also personal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5riVRE76N8 Jason Hill / Client Focused Advisors (Host) Patch Paczkowski / Adams Center for Entrepreneurship at FAU (Co-Host) Sharon Alexander / Unicorn Children's Foundation in Boca Raton, FL (Guest)

Katherine Koenig / Registered Patent Attorney & Owner of Koenig IP Works, PLLC Dr. Katherine Koenig is a Registered Patent Attorney and owner of the law firm Koenig IP Works, PLLC. Katherine has helped guide clients of all sizes through the maze of intellectual property for over ten years, including the protection of trademarks, designs, patents, and plant patents in the US and abroad. Some representative technologies include turbomachinery, water remediation systems, temperature and humidity control systems, medical devices, food science, and life sciences. She attended the University of Florida, where she specialized in agricultural and plant sciences, and earned her J.D. from the University of Hawai'i. She current serves on the Economic Development Advisory Board of the City of Fort Lauderdale and is a Board Member of the Friends of Birch State Park. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V28YsaYdP7A Jason Hill / Client Focused Advisors (Host) Roland Kidwell / Adams Center for Entrepreneurship at FAU (Co-Host) Katherine Koenig / Registered Patent Attorney, Koenig IP Works, PLLC (Guests)

AJ Donaldson / Founder of The EPIC Foundation AJ Donaldson is a father, husband, son and a mentor! He was born and raised in Miami by a single mother. Growing up, he leaned on mentors to help navigate his life choices and education. At a young age, he realized he would one day be a mentor to kids in his community and beyond. Years later, AJ graduated from the University of Miami with a dual Bachelor of Art and Sciences in Electrical and Audio Engineering, while playing football for the university. With an evident passion for serving students in underserved communities throughout South Florida, AJ started The Epic Foundation in 2014. He's from that same underserved community and knows how life changing it can be to have the right afterschool support supplementing students' in-classroom education and guidance to a viable career path. The EPIC Foundation has served more than 250 students to date and their reach grows daily. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mcRlBbsBC4 Jason Hill / Client Focused Advisors (Host) Kevin Cox / Adams Center for Entrepreneurship at FAU (Co-Host) AJ Donaldson / The EPIC Foundation (Guests)

Hurunnessa is the Head of Outreach and Interfaith at the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS center), Director of Outreach for Multifaith Neighbors Network, Music Director for the ADAMS Beat youth choir, and local Muslim representative for Peace Catalyst.  For more from Hurunnessa, listen to Episode 1 of the podcast!   LINKS Lutheran Social Services Afghan Relief: https://lssnca.org/take_action/afghan-allies.html   Islamic Relief USA Afghan Work: https://irusa.org/asia/afghanistan/   ADAMS Center: https://www.adamscenter.org   Edited and produced by Nicole Gibson Music: Shesh Pesh by JR Tundra

“When we slowed down as a society, nature was more than willing to step in” – Jeffrey Shaw   From humble beginnings, Jeffrey Shaw became one of the most preeminent portrait photographers in the United States. After 35 years of exceptional service to his exclusive clientele, Jeffrey decided to share his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He's an in-demand keynote speaker at conferences such as HOW Design, Growth Marketing, corporations the likes of Verizon and BMW, and institutions such as Florida Atlantic University and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Jeffrey is also the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and a regular contributor to various publications. In 2014, Jeffrey started a podcast, Creative Warriors, later rebranded as The Self-Employed Life which is amongst the top 15% of all podcasts. His TEDx LincolnSquare talk was later moved to TED.com which is so rare it's been said you have a better chance of getting hurt at home by your toilet. With abundant passion and a strong commitment to serving, we can expect there is much more to come.   Your Key Takeaways The Brilliance of Banyan Tree - The lessons of life and nature it can teach us The Contrast Between Mankind and Nature - The integration of nature in the city The Self-Employed Life - Setting up the right environment for your sustainable success and happiness with the Self-Employed Ecosystem. Aquamarine – The psychological impact of the color and what it represents in nature   Resources Wesbite LinkedIn Instagram Facebook   Connect with Darren For more information on the Nature Advantage visit natureadvantageshow.com   Darren's Social Media Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Darren's TEDx Talk

“I think what inspires me the most is the contrast between mankind and nature.” – Jeffrey Shaw   From humble beginnings, Jeffrey Shaw became one of the most preeminent portrait photographers in the United States. After 35 years of exceptional service to his exclusive clientele, Jeffrey decided to share his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He's an in-demand keynote speaker at conferences such as HOW Design, Growth Marketing, corporations the likes of Verizon and BMW, and institutions such as Florida Atlantic University and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Jeffrey is also the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and a regular contributor to various publications. In 2014, Jeffrey started a podcast, Creative Warriors, later rebranded as The Self-Employed Life which is amongst the top 15% of all podcasts. His TEDx LincolnSquare talk was later moved to TED.com which is so rare it's been said you have a better chance of getting hurt at home by your toilet. With abundant passion and a strong commitment to serving, we can expect there is much more to come.   Your Key Takeaways Metamorphosis - The journey from 25 years of portrait photography to becoming a coach and advocate for the self-employed  Life Is An Everything Bagel – Everything you need to get everything you want Committing to the Intuition - Listening objectively, and digging for proof Sensing Currents – The long arch to reach out destinations in business   Resources Wesbite LinkedIn Instagram Facebook   Connect with Darren For more information on the Nature Advantage visit natureadvantageshow.com   Darren's Social Media Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Darren's TEDx Talk

From humble beginnings, Jeffrey Shaw became one of the most preeminent portrait photographers in the United States. His on-location style and fine craftsmanship made him the go-to photographer for families of C-suite executives of Anheuser-Busch, Twitter, and many others, Supermodel Stephanie Seymour, news anchors Jim Nantz and David Bloom, sports icons Tom Seaver, Pat Riley, and Wall Street executives too many to mention. His portraits appeared on The Oprah Show, CBS News, in People and O Magazine and hang at Harvard University and The Norman Vincent Peale Center. After 35 years of exceptional service to his exclusive clientele, Jeffrey decided to share his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He's an in-demand keynote speaker at conferences such as HOW Design, Growth Marketing, corporations the likes of Verizon and BMW, and institutions such as Florida Atlantic University and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Jeffrey is also the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and a regular contributor to various publications. In 2014, Jeffrey started a podcast, Creative Warriors, later rebranded as The Self-Employed Life which is amongst the top 15% of all podcasts. His TEDx Lincoln Square talk was later moved to TED.com which is so rare it's been said you have a better chance of getting hurt at home by your toilet. With abundant passion and a strong commitment to serving, we can expect there is much more to come.

This week, Kelsie and Brooke chat with Dr. Melissa Blair from Auburn University about the history and origins of Black Women's Clubs. We get into the racism in some women's organizations like the WTCU and suffrage and learn some really unique anecdotes to history. Dr. Blair teaches undergraduate and graduate classes in U.S. women’s history, as well as undergraduate courses on twentieth century grassroots politics and the senior thesis course for history majors. She supervises graduate students working on U.S women’s history in any time period, and serves on graduate committees for a variety of 20th century U.S. and Southern history topics. Graduate students working with Dr. Blair have, in the past two years, had their work supported by the Five Colleges Consortium, the Schlesinger Library of Radcliffe Institute at Harvard, and the Adams Center for Military History & Strategic Analysis at the Virginia Military Institute. Prior to joining the Auburn faculty in 2015, she taught for six years at Warren Wilson College, a small liberal arts college in North Carolina. Support our work at www.patreon.com/remedialherstory Find lesson plans at http://www.remedialherstory.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/remedialherstory/support

FAU Business improved its standing among top programs for entrepreneurship studies, according to the latest rankings from The Princeton Review. FAU jumped two spots to #37 among undergraduate programs and came in at #41 among the first-ever rankings of the top 50 graduate programs. More >Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Bill "Patch" Paczkowski -- a former Captain in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps -- joins FAU Business as an instructor in the Department of Management Programs.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Heather Haley is a doctoral candidate who focuses on twentieth-century U.S. social and military history. Her primary research identifies the ways in which citizenship rights and military service intersected in the Cold War U.S. military. In her dissertation project, “Unsuitable and Incompatible: Ensign Vernon “Copy” Berg, Bisexuality, and the Cold War U.S. Navy,” Haley chronicles the incongruities in official policy between the Civil Service Commission (CSC) and the armed forces as it related to the compatibility of homosexuals—a catch-all that includes gay men and women and bisexuals—as federal employees and as active duty and retired service members. This research has received financial support from the Adams Center for Military History & Strategic Analysis at the Virginia Military Institute, the Society for Military History, and the History Department at Auburn University. Haley also received her Public History certification in 2018. With the oral history skills she honed as a student of the Auburn University Public History Program, Heather initiated the Social Justice and Women's Rights Oral History Project. As the project lead, she conducts oral histories and collects ephemera from the students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni of Auburn University who participated in local, regional, and national marches for the advocacy of women's rights, science- and evidence-based policy, and social justice. She is currently partnering with the Ralph Brown Draughton Library Special Collections and Archives to permanently display the collection's audio and visual contents online, making the materials accessible to researchers. The project has been generously funded through a Women's Studies Program grant, the Samia I. Spencer Creative Mentorship Award. Haley holds a Master's degree in History from Texas State University. While under the direction of Dr. Ellen Tillman, Heather's thesis, “Strategic Surprise: The Dispersal of Agent Orange in Vietnam and Korea in the late-1960s,” received the distinction of Outstanding Master's Thesis in the Humanities and Fine Arts from the College of Liberal Arts. Preble Hall Podcast: https://naval-history-lyceum.simplecast.com/episodes/the-case-of-ensign-vernon-copy-berg-7OOMGFuP Books and Sites referenced in the Video: Margot Canady, The Straight State: Sexuality and Citizenship in Twentieth-Century America https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691149936/the-straight-state Lillian Faderman, The Gay Revolution: The Story of the Struggle https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Gay-Revolution/Lillian-Faderman/9781451694123 George Chauncey, Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940 https://www.basicbooks.com/titles/george-chauncey/gay-new-york/9781541699212/ USS Little Rock https://buffalonavalpark.org/exhibits/uss-little-rock/

On this episode of the podcast, we spoke with Adi Devendra, an FAU student whose educational video game software, Polka Box, won first prize in the 12th annual Business Plan Competition held by FAU’s College of Business and the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Dr. Sahar Khamis discussed an important topic "Religious Celebrations and Interfaith Activism in a time of Crisis" with her three guests, Rabbi David Shneyer, Rev. Mansfield (Kasey) Kaseman, and Ms. Hurunnessa Fariad. The Reverend Mansfield "Kasey" Kaseman has served 40 years in ecumenical and interfaith ministries that has included founding and administering non-profit organizations, networking with all sectors of community life, and serving on regional and national boards. He has degrees from Westmar College, Andover Newton Theological School, and Yale Divinity School. Since allegedly retiring Kasey has served as Senior Vice President of CTIS (a healthcare informatics company), Vice President of Van Eperen & Company (communications and marketing company) and Interfaith Community Liaison for the County Executive in Montgomery County, Maryland, where he is heading the Faith Community Working Group (FCWG). Rabbi David Shneyer is the founder, director, and spiritual leader of Am Kolel, an independent Jewish community serving the Greater Washington DC area, and he is the past president of Ohalah, the Rabbinic Association of Jewish Renewal Rabbis, Rabbi David is a composer of new liturgical music. He also helped found Jews United for Justice and is active in the Chesapeake Climate Action Network and T’ruah - Rabbis for Human Rights and other social justice organizations. He is a member of the Faith Community Advisory Council of Montgomery County and also directs Sanctuary, an ecumenical retreat center. Reb David is also the spiritual leader of Kehila Chadasha, a fellowship community-based in Bethesda. Ms. Hurunnessa Fariad is Head of Outreach/PR & Interfaith at the ADAMS Center (All Dulles Area Muslim Society) where she oversees the Outreach, Public Relations, and Interfaith efforts of the center to educate the DMV community about the ADAMS Center and the American Muslim community it serves. She serves on the board of directors for a few interfaith organizations nationally. She is the Music Director of America's first Mosque Youth Choir, ADAMS BEAT. The episode was broadcast: 24/4/2020 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. To listen to the program from all USA, you can dial 1605.472.9011 To listen directly please visit arabradio.us/live Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site: arabradio.us/ Youtube: US Arab Radio Online Radio: www.radio.net/s/usarabradio Twitter: twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram: www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ YouTube: US Arab Radio

Siri Terjesen, PhD, joins the Department of Management Programs at FAU as a full professor and Dean's Distinguished Research Fellow. Prior to joining the Florida Atlantic University College of Business, Terjesen held a similar position at American University in Washington D.C. She also has an on-going joint faculty appointment with the Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen, Norway. Additionally, while completing her master's degree in economics from the Norwegian School, Terjesen earned the distinction of being a Fulbright Scholar.Terjesen is a prolific scholar whose research has examined various aspects of entrepreneurship and international business. Her work has been cited more than 8,500 times and she has published more than 65 refereed journal articles as well as several cases and book chapters. Her research has appeared in leading academic journals including the Academy of Management Review, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of World Business, Journal of Management, Journal of Business Ethics, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, Small Business Economics, Journal of Operations Management, and many more. She's also a co-author of the 2016 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor's Social Entrepreneurship Report which examines entrepreneurial activity around the world.As a professor, Terjesen has been recognized for her outstanding work in the classroom by both student organizations and national teaching associations.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Join the FAU Adams Center for Entrepreneurship, and its partners, on October 22, 2019, to grow your business through networking and short workshops from experts on subjects relating to communication and marketing in a family business. The event is open to all family businesses. Early tickets are only $25 per business for two guests, but space is limited! Learn more at FAUfamilyBusinessWorkshop.eventbrite.com.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Although female entrepreneurs are the fastest growing segment among start-up enterprises, women are still less likely than men to start new ventures. A new study by faculty at Florida Atlantic University and Eastern Michigan University explores the cultural factors that may explain why this gender gap exists and varies widely in countries around the world. FAU's Len Treviño, a co-author of the article, joined the podcast to further explore these findings.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Sean Rebecchini / Primo Digital Agency Sean Rebecchini better known as Sean Reb has become a staple in the Palm Beach Marketing & Event world. Italian born and raised in the Boynton Beach area he has produced giant weekly events, concerts, brunches, and bar crawls throughout Palm Beach county. Clematis Street, Atlantic Ave, and Downtown […]

Life-Metrics, an activity tracking mobile app, won first place and $10,000 in prize money at the annual FAU Business Plan Competition, recently hosted by FAU’s Adams Center for Entrepreneurship and the College of Business.Created by Wilkes Honors College student David Gorski, the Life-Metrics app platform establishes quantitative connections between health/usage data and psychological/physical well-being.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

On Time for Success - Business Owner Dads Edition This week we are interviewing Bobby Adams with the Adams Center for Hypnosis Get to know Bobby: I have been in practice since 2002. Received my formal training from the National Guild of Hypnotist. Today because of advanced training, I am a Certified Instructor. My office is IN BEAUTIFUL Downtown Cedar Hill.

We are joined by Roland Kidwell, the Director of the FAU Adams Center for Entrepreneurship. Roland is also the DeSantis Distinguished Professor & Chair of the Management Programs in the FAU College of Business. On the show, Roland talks with us about the upcoming FAU Business Plan Competition which is hosted by the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship & takes place on Friday, April 12th, 2019. To find out more details about either competing in or attending the event, visit business.fau.edu/bpc. Please note that the deadline to enter the competition is Thursday, February 28th, 2019.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Jason Hill / Client Focused Advisors Jason is the founder and president of Client Focused Advisors, a financial service company with over 1000 clients based in New York & South Florida. The firm was named as a finalist for the third consecutive year in Signator Investors, Inc.'s “Practice of the Year” competition, sponsored by Fidelity Clearing […]

Philanthropy impacts people of all ages. Participation in philanthropy can also happen at any age. Giving back to others has a special meaning to Jeff and Brenna Ginger. The Gingers are Adams Center residents and educators at two area school districts. Jeff is the principal at Mannsville Elementary School within the South Jefferson Central District. Brenna is a high school English teacher within the Watertown City School District. Jeff and Brenna will discuss the role of millennials in community philanthropy. They also share their first personal experiences in philanthropy and giving back, as well as the importance of instilling these values in their three children and today’s students.

Loudoun County is ready for a drug court whenever the state legislature is ready to give us back that fourth judgeship; the Loudoun community puts on a show of support for the ADAMS Center community after a 17-year-old member of their congregation is murdered; and a 93-year-old Leesburg woman tries for a world record with her talent for gnilleps sdrow sdrawkcab.