Podcasts about business climate

Nat Bullard of Business Climate and former Chief Content Officer at BloombergNEF, joins Tom Heintzman, Vice Chair, Energy Transition and Sustainability, to discuss the latest global trends driving the energy transition, and the progression and trajectory of electrification.

Illinois Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Lou Sandoval joined Patrick to discuss President Trump's tariff policies and Illinois' ongoing business climate struggles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Mike Murphy joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the local business climate, DOGE and state government cuts, and how Springfield can grow.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Main Street Matters, Toni Angelini speaks with Mary Kane, President and CEO of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce, about the current economic landscape in Maryland under Governor Wes Moore. They discuss the implications of proposed tax hikes, the challenges faced by small businesses, and the competitive business climate compared to neighboring states. The conversation also covers the legislative process in Maryland and the strategies employed by the Chamber to advocate for small businesses. Main Street Matters is part of the Salem Podcast Network. For more visit JobCreatorsNetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 6, 2025 - Bronx Chamber of Commerce President Lisa Sorin discusses the local Bronx economy and weighs in on the governor's budget proposal, including what could help and what is missing.

From record-breaking coal consumption to historic energy transition investment, 2024 was a year of contrasts. This week, Joseph and Quill discuss the major trends shaping the global energy landscape with Nat Bullard, co-founder of Halcyon and Managing Director of Business Climate. Nat shares insights from his annual slide deck, offering a data-driven perspective on the diverse stories unfolding within the energy transition.

On today's program, we talk with the President of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors about the upcoming spring market. We're also joined by the senior reporter from the Boston Business Journal, Greg Ryan to dissect the cities Mayors race. Tom O'Brien CEO of HYM investments talks about the business climate in Massachusetts. Mike Marshall of Marshall Wealth Management explains how to get the most out of your Social Security benefits. And finally, Josh Kraft candidate for mayor of Boston talks about his campaign.

SUMMARYIn this episode of "Right About Now," host Ryan Alford is joined by Chris Hansen and David Caldwell for a dynamic discussion on the current business climate, political developments, and cryptocurrency. Chris shares insights on the market's reaction to political actions, particularly those of former President Trump, and the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency. David, an ex-NFL player and business consultant, emphasizes the need for business-minded leaders in government for better efficiency and accountability. The episode also touches on the resurgence of sports card collecting and its financial potential, offering listeners a blend of optimism and critical analysis.TAKEAWAYSCurrent business climate and its challenges for entrepreneursPolitical developments and their impact on the economyThe role of business leaders in government and governance efficiencyRecent political actions, particularly those related to former President TrumpCryptocurrency market trends and institutional investmentLiquidity issues in the cryptocurrency market following the FTX crashThe potential of XRP and its role in disrupting traditional banking systemsThe resurgence of sports card collecting as a hobby and investmentThe intersection of politics and business, including policy implicationsThe importance of adaptability and long-term perspectives in business and investing If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan's newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE. Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding. Learn more by visiting our website at www.ryanisright.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@RightAboutNowwithRyanAlford.

HOW IS THE BUSINESS CLIMATE IN COLORADO? The good news is we're not deteriorating further but the bad news is we've crashed in terms of free enterprise since 2011. I've got Kelly Caufield from the Common Sense Institute on at 1 to discuss their latest Free Enterprise Report. It's not good, but it could be worse I suppose. You can read it here.

In the New Year's special episode of "Right About Now," recorded on January 3, 2025, host Ryan Alford and co-host Chris Hansen discuss business trends, personal branding, and the evolving landscape of podcasting. They highlight the surge in gym attendance due to New Year resolutions and the importance of personal branding on social media. The duo also explores the rise of podcasting as a mainstream medium and makes predictions for Bitcoin's future. Emphasizing health and wellness as foundational for success, they encourage listeners to embrace change and leverage digital tools for personal and professional growth in 2025.TAKEAWAYSNew Year reflections and resolutions, particularly regarding gym attendance.Discussion of a significant hacking incident and its implications for national security.Importance of personal branding and leveraging social media for growth.The rise of podcasting as a mainstream medium and its evolution.Predictions for Bitcoin's price and its market trends in 2025.The changing landscape of the workforce and employee retention challenges.Emphasis on adopting a lean business model for smaller teams.The critical role of health and wellness in achieving business success.Encouragement for listeners to embrace positivity and determination in the New Year.The significance of authenticity and engagement in building a personal brand. If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan's newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE. Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding. Learn more by visiting our website at www.ryanisright.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@RightAboutNowwithRyanAlford.

In this episode of 'Small Town Big Business,' Jennifer Olson and Russell Williams chat with John and Missy Brown, owners of John Brown's on the Square in Marion, Illinois. The couple shares their journey from bartending to owning a cornerstone bar adored by locals and visitors alike. They delve into the history of their historic building, the challenges faced, including a considerable fire and the COVID-19 pandemic, and the community support that helped them rebuild. John gives insight into the vibrant live music scene they've cultivated, featuring renowned bands and artists. The Browns also discuss future plans like a new outdoor deck, and their philosophy of fostering a tight-knit, music-centered community in downtown Marion. The show also gives thanks to various local sponsors supporting the podcast. 00:00 Welcome to Small Town, Big Business 00:10 Meet Our Hosts and Sponsors 01:01 Introducing Our Special Guests 01:31 The Story of John Brown's On The Square 01:35 A Unique Gathering Place 02:52 Historical Significance of the Building 05:06 From Music to Business Ownership 09:43 Transforming the Bar 14:35 Musical Legacy and Community Impact 21:04 Business Climate in Marion, Illinois 23:53 Challenges and Obstacles: Overcoming a Devastating Fire 24:38 Community Support and Rebuilding Efforts 26:30 Personal Reflections and Inspirations 27:20 Town Meetings and Community Involvement 28:07 Exciting Developments: Deck and Second Floor Plans 30:44 The Food Debate: To Serve or Not to Serve 34:07 Events and Entertainment: Bringing People Together 39:58 Downtown Marion: A Vision for Community Unity 43:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Originally Uploaded October 24th, reloaded December 1st. For Media Business Episode 80: Tony Conley has a three-part conversation welcoming Rodney Palmer Owner of 8 Biggby Coffee locations, Co-owner of Mercy Ambulance, Motivational Speaker & Coach, Former varsity basketball coach at Williamston High School. Questions included: How is the coffee business? How do you find quality employees? What are the biggest challenges for small businesses in Michigan? Tony Conley interviews Rodney Dean Palmer, owner of 8 Biggby Coffees in Michigan, on the Michigan Business Network. Palmer discusses his business experiences, challenges in the Michigan business climate, and insights into running a successful franchise. He highlights the impact of regulations on small businesses, citing a $400,000 cost increase due to governmental overrides on a $1.2 million coffee shop project in Belding. Palmer shares his journey into the Biggby Coffee business, emphasizing the importance of following the franchise system. He also discusses the hiring process, the skills required for baristas, and the importance of creating a positive work environment. Palmer stresses the need for personal growth in leadership and the importance of building relationships with employees. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by small businesses in Michigan and potential improvements to make the state more business-friendly. Introduction to Rodney Dean Palmer and Biggby Coffee Tony Conley introduces Rodney Dean Palmer, owner of 8 Biggby coffees throughout Michigan. Palmer is also starting a public speaking business as a motivational speaker. Michigan Business Climate and Regulatory Challenges Palmer discusses the challenging business climate in Michigan, particularly focusing on excessive regulations. He cites an example where governmental overrides increased the cost of a $1.2 million coffee shop project in Belding by $400,000. Biggby Coffee Business and Training Process Palmer shares how he got into the Biggby Coffee business through his son's influence. He describes the six-week training process for new franchisees, including four weeks of barista training and two weeks of management training. Challenges and Rewards of Owning Biggby Coffees Palmer discusses the challenges and rewards of owning multiple Biggby coffee shops. He emphasizes the importance of following the franchise system and the joy of engaging with customers and serving high-quality coffee. Hiring Process and Employee Management Palmer talks about the hiring process for baristas and the importance of creating a positive work environment. He stresses the need to build relationships with employees and support their personal growth. Leadership and Small Business Management The conversation shifts to leadership and management in small businesses. Palmer emphasizes the importance of personal growth for leaders and building strong relationships with employees. Improving Michigan's Business Climate Palmer discusses potential improvements to make Michigan more small business-friendly, including reducing regulations and simplifying the tax code. He compares Michigan's business climate unfavorably to other states like Indiana and Ohio. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

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Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Mike Murphy joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the city's business climate and the "Shoes, Brews, & Biz" event October 3.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's no secret that here in California it is tough to do business. KFBK's Mark Demsky takes a look at the states latest economic ranking...

Illinois Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Lou Sandoval joins Springfield's Morning News to discuss biometric privacy, economic plans, and Illinois' business climateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Lifescience Success, host Don Davis interviews Bill Bullock, a key member of the senior executive team at NC Biotech. Bullock shares his extensive experience in life science economic development, biotechnology consulting, and research. He discusses the incredible growth of North Carolina's life sciences ecosystem, particularly in biomanufacturing, and the unparalleled collaboration among educational institutions, community colleges, and industry.    They explore major recent partnerships and initiatives to enhance workforce development, attract investment, and bolster North Carolina's position as a global life sciences leader. Reflecting on the ambitious history and visionary leadership behind NC Biotech, Bullock emphasizes the ongoing challenge of preparing for the future by continuously innovating and expanding infrastructure to maintain the state's competitive edge.     00:00 Introduction to Lifescience Success Podcast 00:42 Sponsor Message from D3 Digital Media Marketing 01:23 Introducing Bill Bullock 02:33 Bill Bullock's Career Journey 08:56 The Role and Mission of NC Biotech 18:22 Innovative Projects and Initiatives at NC Biotech 25:52 Business Climate in North Carolina 27:13 Impact of COVID-19 on Manufacturing 29:26 North Carolina's Biotech Success 30:23 Founding and Vision of the Biotech Center 35:14 Future of Life Sciences in North Carolina 39:53 Leadership and Personal Insights 47:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of the Industrial Advisors Podcast, hosts Bill Condon and Matt McGregor interview Brian Bogen, a business leader and gubernatorial candidate. The discussion covers a range of topics, including business retention and attraction strategies for Washington State, Bogen's extensive leadership background, his campaign experiences, and key issues such as public safety, fiscal responsibility, and education. Bogen shares personal anecdotes and outlines his vision for a nonpartisan approach to governance aimed at finding common ground and practical solutions to the state's challenges. 00:29 Meet the Guest: Brian Bogen 00:46 Brian Bogen's Background and Career 01:29 Family and Personal Life 05:53 Why Run for Governor? 09:13 Campaign Challenges and Experiences 11:24 Key Issues and Policies 17:07 Business Climate and Economic Policies 20:47 Campaign Information and Closing Remarks Brian Bogen | Nonpartisan for Governor (bogenforwashington.com) You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube, For more, visit industrialadvisors.com

As summer begins, the Left claim that the heat warnings are an existential crisis happening in the US. Pags gives his thoughts. PLUS...John Schnatter joins Pags to talk about his time running Papa John's Pizza, what he's doing now, Critiques Biden's Business Climate and Talks Tax on Tips, and much more.

Papa John Schnatter Critiques Biden's Business Climate and Talks Tax on Tips with Joe Pags. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

France's leading CAC 40 stock index made small gains at the open this Tuesday after suffering its worst week of trading since March 2022. As FRANCE 24's Bryan Quinn explains, the fallout from President Emmanuel Macron's decision to call snap elections continues to be felt across the country's business landscape, with many companies holding off on big decisions until after the polls. Also in this edition, Toyota's shareholders vote to keep Akio Toyoda as chairman despite a certification fraud scandal.

On this week's episode, I discuss how Joe Biden and University Presidents have been trying for weeks to appease pro-Palestine protestors, and it has gone nowhere. We know from history that appeasing ideologists will never work, and instead of negotiating with protestors who will never be appeased, we should be showing strength. Next, I detail how California comes last in the business climate when realistically California should be first in the country. Hurtful climate policies and taxes are the reason to blame, and you can go to GoldenTogether.com to learn more about our initiative on tackling these ridiculous anti-business laws! Next, I move on to exposing California Representative Ted Lieu's financial scandal with the journalist who broke the story, Jennifer Van Laar. We also discuss her breaking story, which detailed the 11 felonies of Assistant Los Angeles DA Diana Teran, aka George Gascon's Number 3. This is not an episode you want to miss!

Advocates for children say Ohio is among the states that spend the least on childcare. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce says there's a crisis in Ohio right now because employers need workers but workers need affordable and, often unavailable, childcare. In this episode, we look at what needs to be done to deal with the problem. Statehouse journalists weigh in on the likelihood that Ohio lawmakers will take action to deal with the issue.

In this week's episode of The Capitalist Investor, Derek and Tony discuss the trend of retirees returning to work, the upcoming earnings call, and the impact of state regulations on business. They delve into the reasons behind retirees returning to work, the impact of rising costs, and the importance of having a solid financial plan. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they analyze Nvidia's impressive revenue numbers and the potential implications for the stock market. The episode concludes with a heated discussion on the controversial state penalties and their impact on business decisions. 0:00 Introduction- Derek and Tony discuss the absence of Luke and Tony's tiredness due to family responsibilities.1:04 Topic 1: Retirees Returning to Work- The hosts delve into why one in eight retirees are going back to work in 2024. They analyze the factors contributing to this trend, such as rising costs, financial planning, and debt management.6:46 Topic 2: Nvidia Earnings- Derek provides insights into Nvidia's revenue numbers and the potential impact on the stock market. They discuss the implications of AI growth and its energy demands, tying it to the future of nuclear power as an alternative energy source.18:06 Predictions and Discussion- Derek and Tony share their predictions for Nvidia's performance after the earnings call and discuss long-term investment strategies.20:28 Topic 3: New York State Issues- The hosts discuss Kevin O'Leary's perspective on the challenges of doing business in New York and the business implications of recent legal actions against former President Trump.26:46 Parting Shots- Tony shares a relatable anecdote about parenting and bedtime struggles.We hope you enjoy this insightful discussion on finance and investments. Share your thoughts and show ideas with us at info@swpconnect.com.#CapitalistInvestor #RetirementPlanning #NvidiaEarnings #NewYorkState #FinancePodcast #InvestmentStrategy #FinancialPlanning #RetirementIncome #EconomicTrends #AI #NuclearPower #BusinessRegulations

Trump reacts to NYC ruling and business leaders fear commerce will flee the city. Media goes psycho over the death of Alexei Navalny. Biden visits East Palestine too little, too late. Jan Dubauskas and Ben Toma join the show.

In this episode of the Fitness CEO, Bryce Henson talks with Bedros Keuilian, they dive into the transformative trends shaping the fitness industry in 2024. They emphasize the value of group training and personal interaction in achieving fitness goals, highlighting the limitations of relying solely on technology like at-home workout equipment. They address the unique fitness needs of aging adults, showcasing how adapting workout programs can significantly enhance their quality of life. Throughout this episode, Bedros Keuilian's confident and direct approach shines, as he offers valuable insights into maintaining personal well-being and business success amidst a rapidly changing societal and political landscape. 00:00 Introduction 01:50 Bedros Keuilian's Fitness Industry Journey 09:55 Horizon in 2024 in Fitness 15:46 Aging Adults and Baby Boomers Market 19:55 Muscle Mass as You Age 21:15 Technology and AI in the Industry 27:00 Business Climate in 2024 33:14 Fit Body Boot Camp in 2024

Carolyn and Seth talk about the business climate in 2024. Major trends like AI and cybersecurity governance will transform the landscape, but organizations will be operating inside a new environment as they make decisions on these initiatives. The possible soft landing for the economy, the complexity of digital transformation, and the challenge of building digital skills are all factors that will weigh on 2024 strategies.

Unlock the secrets of securing investment, scaling a business, and overcoming the obstacles faced by female entrepreneurs in our insightful discussion with Chupi Sweetman, founder of Chupi Jewellery, and James Doody, a director with IBI Corporate Finance. This was filmed with a live audience at my studio in the private cinema in the Greenway Building by Iconic Offices Expect to be inspired by Chupi's journey, raising a remarkable €3.75 million last year, and James's expert advice on fundraising that will leave you feeling empowered and ready to take on the world of finance. We don't just stop at raising capital, but pull back the curtain on the journey of starting a business from the ground up. Hear firsthand how Chupi took her business from a spare room to a successful brand, and get James's expert advice on building a solid financial plan and team. The power of networking, resilience, and turning rejections into opportunities also take center stage in our chat.  Rounding out our episode, we broach the subject of finding the right investors, decoding terms, and the hidden costs of opportunity. James shares his personal experience with investment, stressing the importance of matchmakers in aligning entrepreneurs and investors. We highlight the need to understand your business valuations and set realistic expectations. Chupi and James leave us with powerful insights into the world of entrepreneurship, reminding us that gender should never define your journey, and the importance of forming genuine bonds in business. Tune in for an episode packed with wisdom, advice, and real-world experiences that every entrepreneur will find invaluable.     (06:11) - Starting and Scaling a Business (15:51) - Company Funding and Finance for Entrepreneurs (24:22) - Finding the Right Investors and Terms (28:21) - Raising Capital for Business Growth (35:02) - Business Climate's Financing Challenges (42:34) - Networking and Building Genuine Relationships (46:14) - Funding Process and Female Entrepreneurship (58:51) - Advice for Founders and Funding Strategies (01:11:04) - Challenges and Options for Female Founders (01:14:27) - Partnerships and Generational Progress   --- Join my free weekly email newsletter here: https://bit.ly/40TgDkq --- My Season Partners ADHD Now: https://bit.ly/49uzd6N Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/iconicEE23 EIIS Innovation Fund: https://bit.ly/3sxFdLp    

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: San Angelo's state Rep. Drew Darby says Texans already have “school choice.” But like a Soviet propagandist, he doesn't tell the full story. Saying Texans have school choice is like saying you have the choice to buy any new vehicle you want but, you also have to keep paying for, for life by the way, the vehicle you don't want and don't use that is provided you by the state.Darby also said: “I find objectionable taking public dollars out of public schools and supporting private or parochial schools that don't have the same accountabilities, don't have the same testing, don't have the same transparency, and quite frankly don't have open enrollment policies.”This goes the fundamental miss most have on school choice – it's about replacing political power school performance accountability, in which you get whatever accountability those with the most political connections and power want, to consumer power – letting each family determine school accountability with our actions in an open marketplace – as we do for groceries, restaurants, doctors, and everything else.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Maligned Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton continues endorsing candidates for Texas House including Wade Cowan for Lubbock-based HD83 over incumbent Dustin Burrows.More proof Governor Abbott is wasting huge taxpayer funds with well meaning but ineffective border initiatives: Concertina Wire Fails to Hold Migrants Back in Texas Border Town. From the story:“The migrant groups crossing near the Eagle Pass area on Tuesday needed little help getting through the concertina wire despite the issuance of the restraining order preventing the Border Patrol from manipulating the wire to intervene in the crossings. The state authorities posted at the scene of Tuesday's crossing offered no resistance to the group as they moved through the wire.”Texas Senate votes to add $1,540,000,000 to state border wall program.Texas named “Top Business Climate In America” by Site Selection magazine.Home sellers win $1.8 billion after jury finds Realtor, brokerage conspiracy.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our radio and streaming affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

In this episode of The Negotiation, we are honoured to welcome Michael Hart, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China).In our conversation, Michael discusses his background and 20-year business career in Mainland China. He talks about the vital work of AmCham, which includes policy advocacy, business development support, and community building for American businesses in China. Michael shares his view on member companies' current business environment and investment outlook. We also talk about the chamber's interaction with different levels of government in China and the eagerness to attract foreign direct investment.Michael has a unique window into what America's largest companies are thinking and doing on the ground in China—it's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand US-China relations and China's business landscape.  Topics Discussed and Key Points:●      The role of AmCham China●      The evolving business environment in China●      The US-China relationship and its impact on US business in China●      China's 24 points to encourage investment●      The "great decoupling" during the COVID-19 pandemic●      The impact of foreign investment in China●      Importance of feedback in policy changes and promoting progress●      Interaction of AmCham with local and central governments in China●      Understanding the different levels of government in China●      The current state of foreign direct investment (FDI) in China●      Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China: government's eagerness, key sectors, and timing●      The future of investment in China●      AmCham's upcoming visit to Washington, D.C., and the message they will deliver

Host Thomas Felix Creighton speaks with author Vasuki Shastry about 'Environment, Social and Governance' (ESG) scores in the business world. Welcome to Emerald Podcast Series. Join our hosts as they talk to experts using their research to create real impact in society. In each episode we explore the role research plays in our modern world, and ask how it can contribute to solving the complex environmental, economic, social and political challenges facing our planet.

The Business Council of Canada has sent letters to both prime minister Justin Trudeau and official opposition leader Pierre Poilievre, alerting to the fragile economic / business climate in Canada. Guest: Heather Scofield. Senior |Vice President, Strategy. Business Council of Canada. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Illinois is "open for business." We look at the state's efforts to be a leader in the growing electric vehicle industry.

California presents many unique challenges to businesses, not the least of which is a declining population. How does this effect businesses and individuals who want to make a career in the golden state? In this episode of the Business Wingmen, your co-hosts Steve Smith and Travis Smith weigh the impact of outmigration with the never ending list of laws and regulations that get in the way of running a successful business.Listen in to, 'Navigating the Business Climate in California'. You'll be glad you did!

There's a widespread perception in many circles these days that Washington has become a city completely paralyzed by political gridlock. As NC Newsline was reminded, however, in a recent conversation with North Carolina Sixth District Congresswoman, Kathy Manning, in many areas, this is actually not the case. Indeed, as Manning reported, she's succeeded in recent […] The post Congresswoman Kathy Manning on NC's business climate and reproductive healthcare appeared first on NC Newsline.

 A three-part series breaking down the lunchtime panel from Dean Wasserman's Angel Investor Bootcamp, which was moderated by Charlie Harary and featured angel investor Moshe Neuman (Valued Ventures), entrepreneur turned investor Andrew Ackerman, and founder Kumesh Aroomoogan of Accern (who has raised funding from nearly 200 angels). Produced by Uri Westrich  

In this episode, you'll hear from Barb Benton, vice president of government relations, and Tiffany Crosby, chief learning officer, who discuss the impact advocacy and legislative efforts have on workforce development. We cover OSCPA's government relations efforts, sitting for the CPA exam and the critical role members play in using their voice.

Managing and expanding a small business can be challenging, especially with the ever-changing business industry. You might feel stuck, not knowing how to move forward and adapt to the environment. But it doesn't have to be that way!In this episode, Danielle chats with Rosalia of Simple Southern Designs, an entrepreneur and small business owner who has made it her mission to create beautiful signs that delight customers and help them express their joy and creativity.  Rosalia talks about how she got started in the industry, the challenges of running a small biz, and her goals for growth in the coming years. She also shares some inspiring words of advice that she lives by to help stay grounded as an entrepreneur.So if you're a small business owner feeling a bit discouraged, tune in now to hear some inspiration and encouragement to keep going!In this episode, we cover:Rosalia's background and how she started her businessValuable marketing tips you can use to showcase your businessWhy you need to build connections and maintain long-term relationships with customersAdapting to changes in business and finding new opportunities during "slow seasons" Rosalia shares how her parents and their immigration from Mexico inspire her to keep goingHow networking with local vendors and the community can help business growthFinal piece of advice from Rosalia and words of encouragement for aspiring entrepreneursResourcesConnect with RosaliaWebsite: https://simplesoutherndesigns.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplesoutherndesigns/DETAILED DIARY SHOW NOTESDETAILED DIARY FB COMMUNITYDETAILED DIARY INSTAGRAMFor more info, updates, and BTS, make sure to follow me on @detailsandswirls!

Alfredo Ortiz- President, Job Creators NetworkDiana Furchtgott-Roth- Director, Center for Energy, Climate, and Environment and The Herbert and Joyce Morgan Fellow in Energy and Environmental Policy, Heritage Foundation.

In today's business climate vendor financial health monitoring is important. There are several factors to consider when reviewing vendor financial health including, inflation, political instability, and more.

In this episode of The Negotiation podcast, we are thrilled to be joined by Joseph Cooke. Joseph is the Co-Founder and President of WPIC Marketing + Technologies, and he recently returned from his first trip to China in 38 months, having spent a week and a half there. As one of the first North American business people to visit China since the initial COVID lockdowns in 2019, we thought it would be a great opportunity to bring him back on the show to share his insights on the current situation in China. Today, Joseph provides insights into the changes in China he's seen over the 3 years since he last visited. Our discussion focuses on China's economy and markets, examining how the country is expected to evolve in the future.  We discuss sectors in China that have undergone significant transformations before concluding with a discussion on major upcoming marketing, sales, and shopping events in the country. If you plan to expand your business into this lucrative market or even travel to China in the coming year, don't miss out on this episode. Enjoy! Topics Discussed and Key Points:●      Joseph's life in China pre-COVID●      Arriving in China and going through the airport●      Domestic travel in China●      Rebuilding connections ●      China's economy and where it is heading●      China's welcoming of foreigners post-COVID●      Sectors in China that have seen a drastic metamorphosis●      Changes in the Chinese market over the previous few years●      Habits in China impacted by COVID ●      Micro breakdowns of specific sub-sectors ●      Queens Day and 618- the major holidays in H1 in China

Casual investors understand that states approach taxation of its citizens differently and can have different approaches to raising revenue. However, in the last month, there has been a shift in the directionality of state tax policy. Seven states (including NY and CA) released aggressive (and interrelated) proposals to increase taxes. Some of these proposals center around forms of the controversial “wealth tax” – a tax that would raise revenue from unrealized gains. JARED WALCZAK will explore the new proposals, the likelihood of passage and their broader impact.  Jared Walczak is Vice President of State Projects at the Tax Foundation. He is the lead researcher on the annual State Business Tax Climate Index and Location Matters, and has authored or coauthored tax reform guides on Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Nevada, New  York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. Jared's work is regularly cited in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Politico, AP, and many other prominent national and state outlets. He previously served as legislative director to a member of the Senate of Virginia and as policy director for a statewide campaign, and consulted on research and policy development for a number of candidates and elected officials. He has been recently quoted extensively on this topic in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, and MarketWatch. Trying to predict tax legislation can be folly. However, states are known to be the laboratory for broader national tax legislation. These state proposals can provide interesting data points on the mood of legislatures and the directionality of tax policy across the nation. It's important to know about them. Enjoy the conversation with Jared Walczak. Jared's Background  The Tax Landscape Context around Income Taxes Capital Gains Taxes Estate Taxes Wealth Taxes State Taxes vs Federal Taxes "Raising Revenue" vs "Wealth Redistribution" What is new in 2023 that has 7 states looking to raise taxes? Which states are we looking at here? California Connecticut Hawaii Illinois Maryland New York Washington What about the passage of Massachusetts' Millionaire Tax? What is the likelihood of passage? What does this tell us about the "Diverging Directionality" of State Tax Policy? Wealth taxes? We're already used to the concept of taxing unrealized gains with property taxes- Not popular- Haven't these been tried worldwide and often discarded? Administratively difficult?  Invest in valuation firms! Forced liquidations? Lower Business Valuations? Reduced Returns for Shareholders? Fairness?  Do you get a carry forward if there is a loss? Is the Wealth Tax Constitutional?  Is it a Taking? Is this a Business Climate to be Encouraged? Tax increase Directionality What do the tea leaves look like? What political points can be scored in such a divided environment? Any big crystal ball predictions here? How do we keep track of Jared and the Tax Foundation? JARED WALCZAK JARED'S WEALTH TAX ARTICLE @JaredWalczak ON TWITTER https://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Actually-Intelligent-Decision-Making-1-ebook/dp/B07FPQJJQT/

歐洲熱浪、北極無冰頻率增加、野火叢生、珊瑚礁消失，地球的升溫仍持續發生。代表 BCCTaipei 台北市英橋商務協會 Women in Business: Climate Action Taiwan 的 Thomas 在他的研究中提到，現今我們對於能源的需求以及倡議行動，仍未跟上地球被消耗的速度。同時，他也再次提醒，如果我們想達到 7 年後聯合國協議減少 45% 溫室氣體排放量的目標，人類（尤其是新世代！）必須做出不同改變，採取更多行動。 【內容重點】面對全球暖化：我們究竟是進步了，還是退步？早在 2015 年聯合國氣候變化大會上的承諾：2030 年溫室氣體排放量減少 45%台灣現況：一邊跟上能源需求、一邊追求脫碳供應鏈綠化：氫能載具、供應商篩選（例：實踐永續價值）、綠色辦公室【閱讀這集】 https://careher.net/podcast-future-makers-ep7-thomas-bcctaipei-climate-change/ 【成為 CAREhER 會員】https://linktr.ee/clubcareher 【贊助支持 CAREhER】https://pay.firstory.me/user/careher 【追蹤 CAREhER 的 IG】 https://www.instagram.com/clubcareher/ 【追蹤 CAREhER 的 LinkedIn】 https://www.linkedin.com/company/careher/mycompany/ 喜歡 CAREhER 精心製作的原生內容嗎 ? 留言讓我們知道妳的想法：https://open.firstory.me/story/cld04svhb00y901tj82eb2us4?m=comment Powered by Firstory Hosting

Dale Petroskey President, CEO of Dallas Regional Chamber talks to KRLD's David Johnson.

Last year was a brutal one for stock portfolios, retirement accounts and some local businesses. On the latest episode of Beat Check with the Oregonian, business and technology reporter Mike Rogoway chatted abou last year, this year and what to make of the economic climate. Related reading: Mike Rogoway's story archive Subscribe to Beat Check anywhere you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Apr 26, 2022 With his focus on growing closely held businesses and assisting companies through their business life cycle, Timothy Devlin, co-managing partner for Daszkal Bolton LLP, provided a unique perspective on how he has had to innovate his practice in working with these types of businesses given the current economic landscape. During his conversation with Invest:Insights, he also discussed leveraging technology to provide better and more comprehensive services for clients.

Roger Hayes, CEO of Passio HR, joins Kim for an update on Colorado's business climate. Matt Dark of Roots Medical calls Kim for a brief talk on vaccine dangers. Liberty Toastmasters co-founder Brad Beck joins Kim in the studio to discuss his latest essay, Find the Funny. Ron Hanks joins Kim for an update on his efforts to force a recount in last June's GOP primary for the 20222 Senate race. 

Former Governor Tim Pawlenty is back hosting today and the show begins with a discussion about the January 6 hearing and the truth about the 2020 election that many refuse to acknowledge. Later, we have a short discussion about our wonderful small towns in Minnesota and Charlie Weaver joins from the Minnesota Business Partnership to share about the current climate for businesses in the state.

Business commentator Pattrick Smellie joins Kathryn to talk about the Insurance Council's reaction to the climate change adaptation plan, why the hydro scheme at Lake Onslow has some flaws and Australia braces for an expected interest rate hike.

In this solo episode of Hands-Off CEO, Mandi Ellefson discusses the changes that the business climate has undergone over the last 2 years, and how you can use it to your advantage. She shares tips on ways to strengthen your business, increase your fees, and get a higher commitment from your very best clients. You'll hear Mandi talk about: The challenges that arose in the spring of 2020, and how she helped her clients navigate it using the Power of One formula. “We went right back to the foundations - one client, one painful problem, one outcome.” [2:24] Maintaining your footing within a shifting market. Mandi shares an example of how changing your client type can lead to better outcomes. [3:11] How she helped a client raise their fees and retain the interest of investors. [5:53] Creating your ‘abundance bubble' and scaling to freedom. It's now more important than ever to be very intentional about where you're putting your energy, Mandi says. You should surround yourself with other successful CEOs who are focused on constant growth and improvement. [8:07] Resources Mandi Ellefson on LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook Hands-Off CEO - Executive Briefing