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Let the hunger games begin… it's time for another episode of Roast & Toast! Philip dons the gamemaster hat round the campfire this week… Inspired by last week's apocalyptic-themed episode, he puts together a challenging game for dystopian movie trivia! Jennie volunteers as tribute and goes head to head against episode guest (and Philip's sister!) Beth Amerine this round… who will take this week's game crown? Will the odds be ever in Jennie's favor? Will Beth keep the win within the Amerine family? All will be revealed… grab your crossbows, for it's time to GET TOASTY!

This week on Eggs, we follow Jeff Amarine's journey from a military family to entrepreneurship, highlighting the development of resilience, the balance of discipline and creativity, and the absence of a single 'way' in entrepreneurship. We also delve into the importance of taking qualified risks, the value of integrating complementary skills, and the application of scientific methods in validating business assumptions. This episode covers a wide range of topics related to entrepreneurship, startup consulting, and the importance of taking action. Jeff emphasizes the need for action, the role of community in entrepreneurship, and the importance of finding the right balance between passion and practicality in business endeavors.Guest:Jeff AmerineFollow Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffamerine/Check out Startup Junkie: https://startupjunkie.org/jeff-amerine/ ----Credits:Hosted by Michael Smith and Ryan RoghaarProduced by Ryan RoghaarTheme music: "Perfect Day" by OPM The Carton:https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggsFeature with Zack Chmeis of Straight Method up now! https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggs/zack-chmeis-35dae817ac28 The Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist:bit.ly/eggstunes The Plugs:The Showeggscast.com@eggshow on twitter and instagramOn iTunes: itun.es/i6dX3pCOn Stitcher: bit.ly/eggs_on_stitcherAlso available on Google Play Music! Mike "DJ Ontic" shows and infodjontic.com@djontic on twitter Ryan Roghaarhttp://rogha.ar

Join Amy Hopper Swan (Ark Angel Alliance) and Jeff Amerine (Startup Junkie Consulting and Cadron Capital Partners) as they share their expertise and insights on running angel groups and the investor landscape in Arkansas. They offer valuable advice for entrepreneurs looking to secure funding from angel groups. From emphasizing the importance of building solid relationships to navigating the investment landscape with a childlike mindset, Amy and Jeff provide practical tips for success. Looking at 2024, they discuss the goals and aspirations of their angel groups, the importance of outreach, fostering early-career investor participation, and navigating evolving market dynamics.  Use code MVCS24ENDVR for a discount on tickets to the Midcontinent Venture Capital Summit: https://lu.ma/midconvcsummit2024 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/endeavornorthamerica/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/endeavornorthamerica/support

We finally got to sit and nerd out with Nix from Do You Geek. We talk favorite comics, what made him become a geek, and what's a god tier anime to him. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amerimejunkiespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amerimejunkiespodcast/support

1321 Today, we dive deep into the world of entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership with a visionary who's transforming the startup landscape. From the disciplined ranks of the Air Force to the dynamic frontiers of business and technology, our guest has mastered the art of creating ecosystems where entrepreneurs flourish. With a rich history in corporate America and a heart rooted in the startup community, he's the brain behind Startup Junkie Consulting and the co-author of the Amazon bestseller 'Creating Startup Junkies'. Get ready to ignite your entrepreneurial spirit with the one and only, Jeff Amerine! Website: https://www.startupjunkie.org/ Social Media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffamerine/ ________ Go to www.BusinessBros.biz to be a guest on the show or to find out more on how we can help you get more customers! #Businesspodcasts #smallbusinesspodcast #businessmarketingtips #businessgrowthtips #strategicthinking #businessmastery #successinbusiness #businesshacks #marketingstrategist #wealthcreators #businessstrategies #businesseducation #businesstools #businesspodcast #businessmodel #growthmarketing #businesshelp #businesssupport #salesfunnel #buildyourbusiness #podcastinglife #successgoals #wealthcreation #marketingcoach #smallbusinesstips #businessmarketing #marketingconsultant #entrepreneurtips #businessstrategy #growyourbusiness Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6164371927990272 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/businessbrospod/support

Jeff Amerine and Hunter Hastings, discuss the detailed process of building startup ecosystems and fostering entrepreneurship. Jeff Amerine, emphasizes the role of entrepreneurs in spearheading ecosystem development, suggesting that successful ecosystems are entrepreneur-led initiatives. Leveraging available tools and resources, including AI and cloud computing services, has democratized entrepreneurship, making it more accessible and efficient than ever before. Jeff highlights the significance of engaging universities in the ecosystem, tapping into the talent pool of students, and fostering an entrepreneurial mindset from an early stage.Despite the challenges of scalability and trust-building, Jeff discusses the expansion of his organization's footprint beyond Arkansas, aiming to bridge international venture ecosystems. The long-term commitment required for ecosystem development, emphasizes the transformative potential of entrepreneurship in driving economic growth and societal change.Resources: Startup Junkies Consulting Website: startupjunkie.orgStartup Junkies Book: creatingstartupjunkies.comShow Notes:0:00 | Intro02:31 | How Jeff Defines Enterpreneurship?03:55 | Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: 4 Pillars06:53 | Entrepreneurship Not Only a Mindset But Also a Talent 08:34 | Cultural Perspective: Assessing Startup Ecosystem Readiness13:40 | Capital is Hard to Break into for Startup Ecosystems: Capital Pillar15:58 | Early Capitalism: Self-Funded Growth16:32 | Community Engagement: Local Bank Support for Startups18:58 | Startup Junkies Could Be Economic Developers20:40 | Access to AI Tools Simplifies Startup Initiation22:12 | Universities Play a Vital Role in Startup Ecosystems24:33 | Operational Side of Entrepreneurial Support Organization27:18 | Funding Process and Events30:19 | Networking Defined 32:45 | Time: Sow Seeds, Be Patient36:05 | Systemize OR Stay Entrepreneurial?38:00 | Wrap Up

In this insightful episode, listeners are introduced to Jeff Amerine, a dynamic force in the entrepreneurial landscape. As we dive into the transcript, we explore Jeff's multidimensional career journey and the invaluable perspectives he brings to the startup ecosystem.Drawing from his vast experience in both corporate and startup environments, Jeff discusses the nuances of business mindsets and the significance of an entrepreneurial approach, regardless of company size. He shares his strategies for entering competitive markets by focusing on incremental improvements rather than striving to be the pioneer. Additionally, Jeff delves into his varied experiences with startups, the importance of building a sustainable ecosystem, and the art of managing multiple business ventures successfully.Key Takeaways:An entrepreneurial mindset is crucial for both new ventures and established businesses, focusing on problem-solving and opportunity seizing.Jeff emphasizes the benefits of being a "fast follower" rather than a first-mover in the market, learning from competitors' mistakes.He underscores the importance of team strength over the novelty of an idea in evaluating startup investments.Building a sustainable ecosystem involves nurturing talent, facilitating access to capital, creating entrepreneurial culture, and engaging the community.Jeff imparts wisdom on creating a business legacy that endures and impacts beyond one's professional tenure.Support the showDo you want to be a guest on multiple podcasts as a service go to:www.podcastintroduction.comFind more details about the podcast and my coaching business on:www.businessgrowthtalks.comDo you want to be a podcaster? Sign up onwww.abmpodcastcourse.co.ukFind me onLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-hayw...Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/markjhayward​

The author of the book, 90 Days to Stress-Free: Renovating the House that Worry Built, Jami Amerine, shared Biblical perspective on the topic of stress and provided insight and principles on addressing it, based on concepts she relates in that devotional book. You can find her online at jamiamerine.com. 

The author of the book, 90 Days to Stress-Free: Renovating the House that Worry Built, Jami Amerine, shared Biblical perspective on the topic of stress and provided insight and principles on addressing it, based on concepts she relates in that devotional book. You can find her online at jamiamerine.com. 

I had the pleasure of chatting with Vickie Amerine,  where she shared her journey from being an advocate for her special needs daughter to becoming an educator who changed the school system in her district. I highly recommend that you listen to this episode, as Vickie's story is truly inspiring. When Vickie's daughter was diagnosed with special needs, she quickly realized that she needed to become her daughter's advocate. She had to learn how to navigate the complex world of special education, and it was a challenge to get her daughter the support she needed. But Vickie didn't give up. She knew that her daughter deserved the best education possible, and she was determined to make it happen. One thing that Vickie emphasized throughout the podcast episode was the importance of communication. She had to learn how to effectively communicate with educators and find common ground. It wasn't easy, but it was necessary. By working together, Vickie and the educators were able to create a plan that worked for her daughter. Vickie's experience as an advocate led her to pursue a special education credential. She wanted to be able to help other parents and their children navigate the system. Vickie's background as a parent gave her a unique perspective as an educator. She was able to better understand and serve special needs students. Through her work as an educator, Vickie made a difference in the school system in her district. She used her knowledge and experience to create a more inclusive environment for special needs children. Her advocacy work helped to make changes within the system, and she has had a lasting impact. I cannot stress enough how important it is to listen to Vickie's podcast episode. Her journey is a reminder of the importance of advocating for our children. As parents, we know our children best, and we need to be their voice. It's not always easy, but it's worth it. By working together with educators, we can create a better future for our children. If you're struggling to advocate for your special needs child, Vickie has some advice for you. First, don't give up. Keep pushing for what your child needs. Second, and most importantly, be open to communication. Work with educators to find common ground and create a plan that works for your child. Finally, educate yourself. Learn as much as you can about the special education system so that you can be the best advocate possible for your child. I highly encourage you to listen to Vickie's podcast episode. Her story is one that will inspire you and give you hope for the future. Let's all work together to create a better future for our children!

SummaryOn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell is joined by Jeff Amerine, founder and managing director of Startup Junkie, a consulting service that supports, inspires, and educates entrepreneurs at no cost. With thirty years of experience, Jeff has an extensive background in business leadership and early-stage investments. Throughout the episode, James and Jeff discuss the startup community in Northwest Arkansas and how Startup Junkie assists entrepreneurs.Thanks for tuning in!Show Notes:(0:57) Introduction to Jeff(1:35) Jeff's Background(3:08) About Startup Junkie(5:49) Surprising Success Story(8:33) Favorite Startups(12:07) How Startup Junkie Helps Entrepreneurs(16:13) About the Startup Junkie Podcast(22:15) The Best Version of Tomorrow(24:55) Why Businesses Should Be Founded in Bentonville(29:33) How the Startup Community Has Evolved(33:21) What's Next for Startup Junkie(37:11) Closing Questions‍LinksBentonville Economic Development | James BellStartup Junkie | Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Martha LondaginFuel Accelerator | Kiva Northwest Arkansas | Startup Junkies PodcastRevUnit | Michael Paladino Joe SaumweberOx | Charu ThomasNWA Workplaces | Jon CadieuxEforAll Northwest ArkansasRise of the Rest | Steve Case Jamie RodotaPhil LibinUniversity of Arkansas Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Sarah GoforthAtento Capital 412 Angels Cadron Capital Partners NewRoad Capital PartnersBlue Marlin Partners | Becca ShaddoxPermjot ValiaQuotes“We're at the point where I often hear Bentonville is the next Austin and that's one of those things I both love and hate. My response is always, ‘We don't want to be the next Austin, we want to be the next best version of ourselves.'” - James Bell, (21:26)“These people are accessible. It's not like you have to get a decree to see them. You're going to run across them on a bike trail or in a coffee shop. So, proximity to great people would be a benefit.” - Jeff Amerine, (25:25)“People here are by nature entrepreneurial and helpful. They had to band together. So when people come here from elsewhere, they've captured that, they've built on that, and it's gotten even better.” - Jeff Amerine, (26:41)“You can walk out any door in any one of these cities on any given day of the week and there's something small business or startup going on. So that regular cadence of activity and engagement is really something.” - Jeff Amerine, (32:13)

Naveed speaks with Retired Lieutenant Colonel Jason Amerine on the recent trade of drug lord Bashar Noorzai for Mark Frerichs, an American who was captured by the Taliban in 2020 — and Amerine's perspective on the near-trade of Noorzai for Bowe Bergdahl many years prior. Connect with Naveed on Twitter:https://twitter.com/NaveedAJamaliSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jesus is the most influential and controversial figure in history. However, a lot of people don't really know much about his story, other than maybe his birth, death, and resurrection. So for the first-time church attender or the life-long Christian, here are some “Jesus Stories.” #MoJesusStories

Danny Huerta, Jami Amerine, Mary Beth Chapman, Harold Cronk

Jami Amerine discussed her book, Rest, Girl: A Journey from Exhausted and Stressed to Entirely Blessed, exploring how learning to rest in the Lord can be a powerful alternative to fear and worry.  Her website is sacredgroundstickyfloors.com.

Andrew Rogers was joined by Rob Amerine, Senior Broker with The FBB Group to discuss the importance of successful small business transitions,  Pros/Cons of starting vs buying a business as well as Pros/Cons of franchises

Former MLB Superstar Clint Sodowsky talks baseball and Moto while Kaeden Amerine joins as our privateer profile. 

Ina Liu, PharmD, MS, BCPS, is the Clinical Manager of UNC WakeBrook Hospital. Dr. Liu recently won the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Design Lab competition with her submission of Checkmate COVID-19 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsMgVtX05uA). She also designed the logo for this Unscripted podcast!Dr. Liu and Dr. Amerine discuss how she combines creativity with science, how she doesn't let perfectionism get in the way of completion, and how she handles the feeling of imposter syndrome. Listen in to see how she managed her transition from resident to manager and if it was a PGY3 or not!

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Larry Buie, PharmD, BCOP, FASHP, is the current President of the Hematology/Oncology Pharmacy Association (HOPA) and the Manager for Clinical Pharmacy Practice and PGY2 Residency Program Director at Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Center.Dr. Buie and Dr. Amerine talk through burnout in clinicians, Larry's transition from clinician to leader, how he manages his clinical team, and how he's changed his precepting style over the years. He'll discuss HOPA's strategic priorities over the next year and the task forces created to achieve the priorities. As we celebrate Pride month, hear Larry's thoughts on how we make our organizations and spaces around us more inclusive.

Dr. Kelly Smith is the Dean of the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. She is a past President of ASHP (American Society of Health-System Pharmacists) and has won numerous awards in her career including Pharmacist of the Year from the Kentucky Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Dr. Smith and Dr. Amerine talk about them both being introverts, the power of authenticity, Kelly's time as ASHP President including how she had to end Magic Johnson's keynote and her meeting Michelle Obama. We talk about her role as Dean of UGA's College of Pharmacy and her overall career path. She has been a “catalyst of others” throughout her career and continues to do so in her role as Dean.

Welcome back! Thank you all for joining us to kick off Season 2! In this episode, Nate Disarro sits down with Jeff Amerine and Jeff Standridge to talk about startup’s, and entrepreneurial success. These two are serial entrepreneurs, business consultants, authors and founders ofStartup Junkies in Fayettville, AR and The Conductor in Conway, AR. Their goal is to provide entrepreneurial resources and strategic support to any individuals seeking to establish or grow their business.They tell us about the pillars of successful startups, talent, capital, entrepreneurial culture, community and enterprise engagement, the importance of having cash on hand and their focus on economic empowerment. They also talk about their best selling book creating startup junkies. You will learn about the detrimental mistake of riding the tide of a good economy, how important it is for entrepreneurs to think about "what if" scenarios in doing risk planning, and how having a personal relationship with your banker (not bank) can help with getting craft solutions for your businesses safety net.Enjoy this episode of Titans of Industry, like and subscribe so you don't miss a beat!Guest Background:Jeff Amerine founded Startup Junkie Consulting to support and advise startup entrepreneurs as they face the challenges of beginning a business. Having held senior leadership positions in nine start ups and three fortune 500 companies, Amerin's experience led him to become a national leader involved with the creation of lasting venture ecosystems.Amerine refers to the toolkit in his book "Creating Start up Junkies". He also hosts a podcast, Start up junkies podcast, and aYouTube channel where you can find workshops and hear from business experts.Dr. Jeff Sandridge is the founder ofInnovation Partners.Dr. Standridge is the author of “The Innovator’s Field Guide: Accelerators for Entrepreneurs, Innovators and Change Agents” (2017) and co-author of the award-winning book entitled,The Abundance Principle: Five Keys to Extraordinary Living.Resources:Startup JunkiesThe ConductorInnovation PartnersStartup Junkies podcast Startup Junkies YouTubeCreating Start up Junkies By Jeff AmerineThe Innovator’s Field Guide: AcceleratorsSupport the show (http://contenttitan.co)

Join Alex and Special guest and sales superstar, Colby Amerine, as they discuss scaling the growth of your business and getting to the 7 figure mark!

On Today's Show! It is our privilege to be joined by Jeff Amerine. Jeff is one of the key leaders in the USA involved with the creation of lasting venture ecosystems. Jeff has held senior leadership positions in nine startups and three Fortune 500 companies, and he has made more than 120+ angel investments into new ventures.Jeff currently leads Startup Junkie Consulting and Cadron Capital partners.In today's show we talk about, the American Dream, Innovation and What angel investors look for. Enjoy the Show!

Welcome back to the Chamber Connect Podcast! This week we sit down to talk about the most talked about resource on this podcast! Dianne Amerine, Director of the Small Business Development Center joins us to talk about this amazing free resource or local small businesses. Grab your headphones and check out this awesome new episode! Join us every Monday for new episodes! Co-hosts Chamber President and CEO, Tara Watson-Watkins and President & CEO of BP Media Group, Blake Pollino interview guests weekly to uncover their stories and inspire others in the community with their successes and how to succeed in our local market.

Megan Amerine teaches us how to leverage people, resources, systems, and tools to achieve real estate growth in 2021. Hear insights about: Megan’s real estate journey with Five Pillars Realty How to leverage people, resources, systems, and tools so we can remove ourselves from the bottleneck of unlimited potential The business model Megan and her team have used to achieve exponential real estate growth How Megan continues to find qualified, talented team members in a state of rapid growth How Megan’s team approaches the screening, interviewing, and onboarding processes The unique role of administrative support in Five Pillars’ business model The personality tests Megan uses in the hiring process How Five Pillars supports personal/professional development within the organization Balancing Success and Happiness in Real Estate Megan Amerine oversees the administrative side of Five Pillars Realty Group as a partner to Shelby Osborne. If you didn’t get a chance to listen to my conversation with Shelby before, you can check it out here. I am blown away by the rapid real estate growth Five Pillars has achieved and I thought this would be the perfect time of year to bring Megan on the show. She works behind the scenes to support the mass influx of new agents and transactions. In this episode of Pursuing Freedom, Megan joins us to share her story and talk about leveraging people, resources, systems, and tools so we can remove ourselves from the bottleneck of unlimited potential! The Business Model for Real Estate Growth We cannot be great at everything as individuals because we don’t have time to be great at everything! Oftentimes, that notion causes us to get in our own way. Time is the number one roadblock to achieving real estate growth because it is one of the few factors beyond our control. Megan is an expert at time and energy management, and that is the primary means she has used to scale her real estate business. Megan and many of her team members come from a Keller Williams background, and they have followed Gary Keller’s philosophy to a T. Five Pillars uses a business model that puts admin at the foundation of the organization and builds around it. This way, everyone else that comes on has the support they need to grow and excel. That is why Megan’s team has grown exponentially since its formation. Finding Quality Talent Once you have a business model that can support your pathway to real estate growth, you need to fill it with qualified individuals. Many of us struggle to find good candidates whose vision and values align with our own. This is another area of Megan’s expertise as she has brought on a significant number of new employees in the last year alone. Megan has placed real estate agents in leadership roles on her team, and they are apart of the hiring process. Megan’s agents are involved in screening, interviewing, and onboarding to ensure the support roles being filled will meet the exact needs of their agents. With an effective business model in place sustained by world-class talent, you will be on your way to real estate growth in no time! About Megan Amerine Megan has made not enjoying the agent part of real estate into her career–she specializes in the transactional side of the real estate world. Her very first job at 15 was in a real estate office, and she hasn’t been able to get away from it since–Megan has been licensed in North Carolina since 2015. She worked for two years as a full-time agent, then worked as a virtual transaction coordinator for a friend while her husband was deployed in 2017. She never ended up back in the agent seat. Instead, Megan started her own transaction coordination business, and has since joined forces with Shelby Osborne at Five Pillars Realty Group, who was her first agent client, to head up the admin side of the house. The team has grown exponentially since they first linked up through a mutual friend in 2018. Megan has worked or overseen nearly 500 transactions since she got her license in 2015. In addition to running the team, Shelby and Megan now run a consulting business together, teaching powerhouse agents how to transition into powerhouse teams with their tried and trusted systems and tools. All of her business is in North Carolina, which she does from the comfort of her home in New England with her toddler and baby #2 on the way! How to Connect With Megan Amerine Website: https://fivepillarsrealty.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganamerine/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/five-pillars-realty-group/about/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fivepillars.fayetteville Twitter: https://twitter.com/FivePillarsRE Balanced Growth Course: Website: https://pursuingfreedom.thinkific.com/courses/balanced-growth Additional Resources: Set for Success Planner Time Tracker 5-Step Guide to More Referrals

On this episode of the CDI Podcast, we speak with Jeff Amerine of Startup Junkie and Jeff Standridge of the Conductor about their new book, Creating Startup Junkies. Creating Startup Junkies focuses on the unique proposition of creating sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems in unexpected places. Arkansas, and other "flyover states", are well-positioned to create startup activity and strengthen their ecosystem through intentional cultivation of a collaborative culture, engagement with the community, and capitalization of early-stage ventures. Creating Startup Junkies outlines this genesis through knowledge, anecdotes, tools, and a framework to transform your community and create your own team of Startup Junkies. You can learn more and purchase the book here: https://www.creatingstartupjunkies.com/

Daniel Keith Amerine is a musician who has written a song called Redemption is Here. The song talks about the work Jesus did on the cross. It is the perfect song for an evangelist.

Today we interviewed our very own show co-host, Kelsi Amerine! Kelsi graciously shared her journey from community mental health work to private practice through healthy boundary setting and self-care. Kelsi also discussed the benefits of nature for our overall health and wellness.   *Kelsi's Website: www.guidanceandgrowthpsychotherapy.com *Kelsi's TikTok: ggpsychotherapy *Kelsi's Facebook: www.facebook.com/guidanceandgrowth --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gyptw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gyptw/support

Dave Amerine joins Jadwiga on the latest episode of Titans of Nuclear. 1) Creating A Safety-Conscious Work Environment (0:00-16:50) 2) Responsibilities of A Leader (16:50-31:25) 3) Communication About Nuclear Energy (31:25-43:36) 4) Promises of the Next Nuclear Generation (43:36-59:50) Find more episodes on iTunes, Spotify, and on our Titans of Nuclear YouTube. You can follow us on Twitter at @NuclearTitans.

218: Creating Startup Junkies Jeff Amerine - Startup Junkie; Jeff Standridge - The Conductor Welcome to a special episode of the Startup Junkies Podcast! This week, Caleb Talley and Morgan Scholz sit down with Jeff Amerine and Jeff Standridge to talk about their new book "Creating Startup Junkies". In this episode, you will get to hear about the genesis of the book, the importance of venture ecosystem development, and the crucial pillars to creating a venture ecosystem. This is an episode you do not want to miss out on!   Check out this link to find more information on how to create an effective ecosystem: https://www.creatingstartupjunkies.com/   Shownotes (2:03) What led to writing a book? (5:09) Who is the book for? (14:02) What are the benefits of building a startup in unexpected places? (20:19) Discussing the four pillars (27:09) Game-changing policy changes for startup ecosystems (33:14) What is the biggest goal of the book? (34:36) Wrap up Links Caleb Talley Jeff Amerine Jeff Standridge  Morgan Scholz  Creating Startup Junkies  Quotes “Otherwise they think of economic development as ‘we're going to go attract a big plant from somewhere,' and there's a place for that, that's important. But that's kind of like buying a winning lottery ticket.  What we're talking about in this book, and in everything we do, is sort of the Money Ball play, to use a movie reference. This is the how do you get a better on base percentage with the talent that you have locally, and it's something that sticks.” (8:10)    “If we believe that this is a movement that can change lives, our defining purpose and reason for being is to empower and enable innovators and entrepreneurs.  And by virtue of that, improve their lives or quality or standard of living.  The book is a manifestation of that.  It's intended to be a little bit inspiration, a little bit practical and tactical detail for how to do it.” (33:32)

In today's episode, Jeff Amerine, Founder of Startup Junkie, and Jeff Standridge, Managing Director of the Conductor, share how their method of ecosystem-building has proven to be successful, helping Northwest Arkansas become a destination of choice for startups in the retail, software, and supply chain sectors, as medical, data analytics, FinTech, and manufacturing companies migrate toward central Arkansas. Startup Junkie and the Conductor have championed a proven method for building entrepreneurial ecosystems by establishing a four pillar approach to programming and support and are now ready to share these insights they've learned over the years with regions worldwide. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endeavornorthamerica/support

California wine country tempts visitors from across the globe with its famous fruit. But the Golden State wouldn’t be able to boast its world-class bounty without UC Davis wine scientist, Maynard Amerine. This Bonus Bite episode centers around the pioneering researcher and his contributions to the California wine industry. The former professor and viticulture chair passed away in 1998 but left behind a legacy of work including his co-development of the Winkler Index, which is still used to determine optimal wine grape growing regions. Amerine is also credited with helping develop an objective way of judging wine quality, elevating the market for wine.

This episode is sponsored by Davwill Consulting Inc. How do you measure executive functioning for your executive team? What if you could measure all dimensions of thought and have a baseline to start from?David Amerine has 45 years of experience in the nuclear industry. After graduating from the United States Naval Academy and obtaining a Masters in Management Science from the Naval Post Graduate School, he served on two nuclear submarines. After leaving the Navy, he joined Westinghouse at the Department of Energy (DOE) Hanford Site. There he worked as a shift operations manager and refueling manager for the initial core load of the Fast Flux Test Facility, the nation's prototype breeder reactor.Mr. Amerine furthered his career in the commercial nuclear power industry throughout the 1980s, first as the Nuclear Steam Supply System (NSSS) vendor, Combustion Engineering, Site Manager at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station during startup and then as Assistant Vice President at Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station. There he led special, interdisciplinary task forces for complex problem resolutions involving engineering and operations during the recovery period back in the late 1980s. From the Davis-Besse experience, Mr. Amerine went on to a series of leadership and executive positions in the nuclear industry.Mr. Amerine has lead several recovery projects in his career. Davis-Besse was the first of eight nuclear plants where he was part of the leadership team or the leader brought in to restore stakeholder confidence in management and/or operations. In the DOE Nuclear Complex, these recovery endeavors included the Replacement Tritium Facility, the Defense Waste Processing Facility, and the Salt Waste Processing Facility projects. In 1997 he was brought in as the Vice President of Engineering and Services at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station to contribute to the recovery actions following the facility being shut down by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). His responsibilities included establishing a robust Safety Conscious Work Environment (SCWE) program.In 2000, Mr. Amerine assumed the role of Executive Vice President of a $2.5 billion business unit of Washington Group International (WGI). Mr. Amerine was then selected as the Executive Vice President and Deputy General Manager, CH2M Hill Nuclear Business Group, where he supported the President in managing the day-to-day operation of the group, which included six major DOE sites. In both these executive roles, he was charged with integrated safety management, overall conduct of operations and project management, and developing synergies between the diverse operating companies.Mr. Amerine was selected by B&W as President of Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS) in early 2010 after the NRC had shut down that facility which is the sole producer of fuel for our nuclear Navy. He led the restoration of confidence of the various stakeholders including the NRC and Naval Reactors. The plant was restored to full operation under Mr. Amerine's leadership. He retired from NFS in 2011.Website - https://www.ismsinc.com/David's Book - https://www.amazon.ca/Push-Move-Lessons-Learned-Management/dp/1682892085--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deb-crowe/message This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

Frank Wright, John Revell, Jordan Abina, David Eaton, Shannon Popkin, Jami Amerine

Dave Amerine is a nuclear power expert and leadership guru with thoughts on leading in the face of a meltdown.

If you currently lead (or aspire to lead) a high-stakes organization, project, or facility, you need honest insights from people who have “been there and done that” in mission-critical roles. David B. Amerine's Push It to Move It: Lessons Learned from a Career in Nuclear Project Management is a vital resource that will provide you with a full appreciation for what it really takes to avoid large-scale problems or to recover from them quickly and fully when they inevitably occur. Learn first-hand from a nuclear industry leader about what it takes to bring out the best in yourself and others while operating inside an organization in the midst of crisis, evolution or change.

Energy. It’s a hot topic! Learn leadership lessons, employer-to-employee communication tips, and an inspirational life story from David Amerine, a nuclear engineer, author, and a well-known leader and consultant in the nuclear industry. Drawing from decades of experience, David discusses leadership insights, the effects of public policy on the energy industry, his thoughts regarding the future of nuclear energy in America, and the heartbreaking personal challenges he faced as he lost his wife, Cindy, to ALS.  He also discusses his new book, “Push It To Move It.”  © 2020 Prosperity 101, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

In this week's episode of Startup Junkie Podcast, Jeff Amerine and Haley Allgood make a trip out to Oklahoma to sit down with Glenna Wallace along with her grandson, Skylar. Glenna Wallace is Chief of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe and has been serving since 2006. Her role is similar to the owner of a startup in which her hands are all over the place for her people. Tune in to hear more about the adversity she faced and how she served as an inspirational leader for many.   Learn more about Glenna and the Eastern Shawnee Tribe here.

In this week's episode of Startup Junkie Podcast, Jeff Amerine and Haley Allgood sit down with Heather Reynolds. Heather joined by her family, is the owner of Can Can Cleaners of North West Arkansas. Can Can Cleaners is an outdoor trash can cleaning service which offers various subscriptions such as monthly, quarterly, and one-time cleans. Can Can has been rapidly growing due to her unique model and her focal point is on expansion in NWA. Tune in to hear about the process as a whole, challenges that Heather came across, and how she overcame those obstacles leading to successful start of operations. Learn more about Can Can on their website. 

In this episode of the Manage Your Message Podcast host Jim Karrh welcomes Jeff Amerine, one of America's top experts in entrepreneurship and startup ecosystems. Jeff is the founder and managing director of Startup Junkie Consulting. He has-- directly or through the funds he manages – invested in 90 startups and small businesses. Jeff joined Jim for a conversation about messaging and management for entrepreneurs and those looking to gain attention, stand out, and grow quickly. Among the topics Jim and Jeff covered:   How innovators—especially those from technical backgrounds—can be passionate and extremely well-informed about their idea but stumped when it comes to talking about it, especially to laypeople What separates the “investable” ideas and enterprises from the others The value of a great pitch—as well as the accompanying risk of focusing so much on the pitch that an entrepreneur misses out on other opportunities to share the word The value of Giff Constable's book Talking to Humans – and how Startup Junkie uses it in working with entrepreneurs How to best prepare for specific types of conversations (with potential customers, investors, lenders, and influencers The important questions that entrepreneurs and business owners should be asking – and the things to listen for The role of storytelling for entrepreneurs and growth businesses Links: Learn about Startup Junkie Consulting: https://www.startupjunkie.org/ Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffamerine   Learn more about Jim Karrh's speaking topics and testimonials: https://jimkarrh.com/speaking Check out a sample of Jim's new book, The Science of Customer Connections: Manage Your Message to Grow Your Business: https://jimkarrh.com/books  Follow Jim on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimkarrh?lang=en Connect with Jim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimkarrh Sign up for the Message Manager Memo weekly email https://jimkarrh.com/ or email jim@jimkarrh.com

California wine country tempts visitors from across the globe with its famous fruit. But the Golden State wouldn’t be able to boast its world-class bounty without UC Davis wine scientist, Maynard Amerine. This Bonus Bite episode centers around the pioneering researcher and his contributions to the California wine industry. The former professor and viticulture chair passed away in 1998 but left behind a legacy of work including his co-development of the Winkler Index, which is still used to determine optimal wine grape growing regions. Amerine is also credited with helping develop an objective way of judging wine quality, elevating the market for wine.

Welcome to Season 5 Episode 12 of Jubilee Road Podcast!  This is the last episode!  We wrapping it up FRIENDS and we are doing it with the lost art of letter writing! 1. Road Sign - Friendship is like carpooling - it works best when you share responsibility, remain flexible, proceed carefully, keep the lines of communication open, and pick a good song 2. Scripture-  Proverbs 27:9 Oil and perfume make the heart glad, and the sweetness of a friend comes from his earnest counsel. Healthy Bite -  Bone Health / Strengthening Bones Naturally Book recommendations -To the Letter: A Celebration of the Lost Art of Letter Writing And The Diary of Anne Frank Visit Rebecca's site That Organic Mom for more healthy bites to come! Jesus be all over you!   Thank you for joining us!  Love, Jami and Rebecca

  Welcome to Season 5 Episode 11 of Jubilee Road Podcast!  This is the second to the last episode!  We wrapping it up FRIENDS!   1. Road Sign - Friendship is like carpooling - it works best when you share responsibility, remain flexible, proceed carefully, keep the lines of communication open, and pick a good song 2. Scripture-  Proverbs 27:9 Oil and perfume make the heart glad, and the sweetness of a friend comes from his earnest counsel. Here is the link to Rebecca's healthy bite on parsley!  Visit Rebecca's site That Organic Mom for more healthy bites to come! Jesus be all over you!  

Welcome to the Jubilee Road Podcast Season 5 Episode 10 Charming School You Can't Photoshop an Ugly Personality with Jami Amerine and Rebecca Huff of That Organic Mom!     Road Sign - A pretty soul takes you a lot further than a hateful spirit.   Scripture: Ephesians 2:10 Create in me a clean heart o God, and renew a right spirit within me. Healthy Bite: Inner Mean Girl Book Recommendations The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale   Thank you for listening!   Check out Rebecca's post-Charm School for Your Inner Mean Girl here And Jami's The Care and Keeping of a Mean Girl here! Jesus be all over you!  Love, Jami and Rebecca

Welcome to the Jubilee Road Podcast Season 5 Episode 9 Charming War Paint with Jami Amerine and Rebecca Huff of That Organic Mom!  This one was FUN! Road Sign: Makeup can be a charming way to enhance the beauty that already shines from within you.  Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:7b  The LORD does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart And Rebecca's Post can be found here: Ethical Makeup And Jami's Post here: Makeup LOVE Thank you for listening!   Jesus be all over you!  Love, Jami and Rebecca

Host Natalie Ghidotti and Startup Junkie Founder Jeff Amerine talk all things startup scene and more in this episode of The Arkansas 100 Podcast.