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Are you struggling with burnout? Or perhaps you're seeking to enhance your coaching skills and deepen your understanding of yourself and your team.Join us for a powerful episode as we welcome Dr. Irma Campos, a distinguished Licensed Psychologist who owns two practices and a Leadership & Business Management Consultant.Dr. Campos brings a unique and invaluable perspective, bridging the gap between psychology and the workplace. In this episode, we delve into:Working through grief Her goal of providing equitable healthcareServing neurodivergent communities - ADHD, autism spectrum, learning disordersHow to open your own office and also how to offer testing Tips for finding the right therapist for you, and much more.With her extensive experience in executive functioning training, behavioral psychology, neuropsychological functioning, and culturally diverse leadership, she offers actionable insights for leaders at all levels.She obtained a Master's and Bachelor's magna cum laude and Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida, developing experience integrating psychological research into practice with a social justice lens. Dr. Campos has native language competencies in English and Spanish, and she proudly identifies as Panamanian American. Dr. Campos often serves as an expert guest in Spanish-language and English-language media and within organizations.Click play to improve your day with your Mental Health BreakSupport the showHave a question for the host or guest? Want their freebee? Are you looking to become a guest or show partner? Email Danica at PodcastsByLanci@gmail.com.This show is brought to you by the Empathy Set and Coming Alive Podcast Production.CRISIS LINE: DIAL 988
Sarah C. Low is a business management consultant, ecologist, and educator. Sarah has been a change-maker in municipal governments, federal agencies, and nonprofit organizations. She is the Founder of Tacoma Tree Foundation, an organization formed to help grow a greener, healthier, and more connected Tacoma. Sarah is now the principal and owner of Strategic Nature, LLC, which specializes in helping organizations and individuals make meaningful changes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantatrilliontrees/support
Eileen Mendel is a Business Management Consultant and Founder of The Balanced Millionaire and an Executive Coach. She provides a lot of valuable advice in this podcast episode. The best tip from Eileen Mendel was "If you are aligned to Your Core Values, you have powerful tools to get you back on track no matter what comes along to derail your goals and vision." She also shared a great analogy (I love analogies) about dealing with a hurricane. You need to hold on to something, bend and be flexible. Learn more about her at The Balanced Millionaire and on LinkedIn.
Can your ERG help your organization to become more people-friendly? Despite all the rhetoric about people first, most organizations are focused on profits. Unfortunately, without engaged people profits often fail to grow. Join me and my guest, Ervin (Earl) Cobb, Leadership and Business Management Consultant, Speaker, and Bestselling Author, to learn how you can help turn your company into an engaging people magnet.
We all have childhood dreams, but many of us forget about them as we get older. This episode will reveal how you can reignite those dreams and turn them into a business. You can start out with a side hustle that acts as a profitable hobby. However, some people turn their seedlings into full-time enterprises. About Our GuestMelane Mullings is a successful entrepreneur, cancer survivor, former Registered Nurse, Business Management Consultant and now author. Melane shares her unconventional strategies to success in her book: Lemonade! Squeeze Your Challenging Life Experiences Into a Successful Business, and through her Business Management Consulting practice, Aere Management Consulting. Key Links from the Episodehttps://www.melanemullings.com (Melane's website) -- get updates on her book https://www.instagram.com/iam.melanemullings/ (Follow Melane on Instagram) http://contentmarketingsuccesssummit.com (Content Marketing Success Summit)
Melane is A cancer survivor, former Registered Nurse, a successful entrepreneur, Business Management Consultant and now author. While working as an RN, she suffered an extreme case of burnout. After navigating the experience and coming to an understanding of her purpose, she started what grew to be a sustainably successful, impactful, purpose-driven business, then sold it after 13 years of operation. Melane is now sharing her unconventional strategies to success in her book: 'Lemonade! Squeeze Your Challenging Life Experiences Into a Successful Business', and through her consulting practice, Aere Management Consulting. Her book and consultancy grant her the opportunity to help struggling entrepreneurs and business owners build a solid foundation for their ventures, and achieve purpose-driven, impactful, sustainable success, and the truly abundant life.
Enjoy this recent episode (Episode 414) of The Daily Huddle where Sheila James was the Expert Guest. Here's what you can look forward to in this conversation: Reveal yourself, your heart, your soul to others. What are you afraid of? All there ever is is Yes, No, or a counteroffer. Leave people Empowered through your communication. The Daily Huddle is a morning conversation designed to give you what you need to lead effectively, make better decisions and get better results in business and in life. The Co-Founders of The Daily Huddle are: Saurel J. Quettan, Business Management Consultant & Executive Coach, Founder & CEO of exeQfit, Inc., and Giovanni Gonzalez, America's Transformational Leadership Coach, Founder & CEO of Mindful Performance Blueprint.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=5QZYE2283NY3L)
Today I talk about why so many people will get left behind and loose everything. If you're stuck on Furlough binging on Netflix and doing nothing to better yourself, I have bad news for you. You will soon become obsolete unless you change your ways.If you want to be a success you need to learn how to lead people. In this episode I talk about why people will get left behind and an easy to use trick to become a great leader and move yourself and your family forwards in life.
In this Ortho Marketing SoundBITE Podcast, Episode #100 Ortho Marketing President, Dean Steinman, talks with Jocelyn Greenky, Business Management Consultant, about the best practices Orthodontists can use in order to successfully run their business and manage their staff.
In this Ortho Marketing SoundBITE Podcast, Episode #100 Ortho Marketing President, Dean Steinman, talks with Jocelyn Greenky, Business Management Consultant, about the best practices Orthodontists can use in order to successfully run their business and manage their staff.
Resources: ● Beyond Macros Website (https://beyondmacros.com/) If there’s anything that’s certain, it’s that life is unpredictable. That’s why most of us end up sticking with our safe, soul-sucking, nine-to-five jobs. But if given the choice of hopping onto a business opportunity that offers more flexibility with your time, would you take that leap of faith? Certified Nutrition Coach, Jane Robertson, made the choice and saw massive gains during the pandemic. In this week’s episode, let’s all hear her success story on how she made an epic comeback and scaled her nutrition coaching business to $20k per month. We’ll talk about her business’ performance then and now, the lessons she picked up along the way, and more. Learn how you can scale your business even during a global crisis by tuning in to this episode! In this episode we cover: ● The current performance of Jane’s business [01:03] ● Getting more freedom and flexibility with her time [03:25] ● Her experiences and lessons learned when starting out with her business [07:19] ● Calculating opportunity costs [09:40] ● Taking a mindset shift around sales and lead generation [13:06] ● How to resonate and engage with your ideal client on social media [17:18] If you’re ready to skyrocket your sales and hear more about this life-changing success story, make you sure join the Online Nutrition Coach Community Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nutritioncoachcommunity Or, go to Beyond Macros Community: beyondmacros.com/community About Jane: Owner and Nutrition Coach of Feel Great Revolution, Jane Robertson has seen much success with her business after working with Matt. She was a former Business Management Consultant for a company in New Zealand. After realizing she needed to catch a break, she started her own nutrition coaching business. In the ensuing ups and downs of her business, she is now getting more clients and is seeing more success despite the pandemic. Aside from managing her own business, she is also a Nutrition Coach for Precision Nutrition. Connect With Us: ● Subscribe on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-zvoiDRbhuBcPlH5AYIGHQ) ● Connect on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/beyondmacros/) If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!
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#Networker2018 #MikeArmstrong chats with Business Management Consultant Mark Williams on the Mike Armstrong Podcast Show
Who doesn’t need a helpful bumble bee around? While most wouldn’t think of Walt Disney as a Business Management Consultant to his own company, but essentially that’s what he became over time. Today’s message, Brian shares the value of having
Find out about the common mistakes that hold you from scaling your business. Wendy Breakstone is a Business Management Consultant and Operations Expert to 6- & 7-figure entrepreneurs who want to 2x their success while creating more freedom in their life. She's the creator of The S.C.A.L.E. Model, which provides multi-6-figure companies a solid framework for structuring their business to double their revenue. Wendy's genius is in her ability to make managing a business simple and streamlined. Take the next step: https://wendybreakstone.com/free-training/
A business transformation plan is an essential part of implementing change in any business space. When is the last time your business went through a significant transformation? How did you handle it? What were some of your most substantial victories and pitfalls? In part one of a two-part episode, John Kackley speaks to Carla Cubert, a Business Management Consultant for Centric’s Chicago team. Carla has been a part of many business transformations over the years and brings her expertise to the conversation. In Carla’s words, “Business transformation is essentially changing for the betterment of an organization.” We talk about the importance of incremental change versus business transformation—learning a new step or approach compared to completely altering how employees engage with the business and produce results. Carla explains the importance of processes and being conscientious of how employees respond to change. Some of the more essential points covered include identifying a strategy and vision then aligning people, process, and plans to meet those goals. However, big or small the transformation plan, it changes the way a company does business. It’s essential to ensure all affected members of the company are on board. From the CEO to the most base-level employee, it’s crucial to keep everyone informed and on board each step of the way. Carla shares the best way to use a business transformation team and build out the best plan of success, including building a long-term and short-term strategy, understanding a clear vision, and setting goals and objectives. John Kackley is a senior manager and program manager at Centric Chicago. Listen Here https://centricconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Podcast-interview-3a-Business-Transformation-part-1-1.mp3
This is actually the first podcast episode we ever recorded. Since we have these types of wide-ranging and future-oriented conversations regularly, Pontus Karlsson was the perfect person to try this out with. He's a Business Management Consultant at Centigo, with an expansive innate curiosity.In this conversation, we break down an idea of promoting positive information consumption, saving us from ignorance, how to change your life by helping others, transparency, dedication, and the prospects for a universal basic income.Don't forget to subscribe and visit www.learnability.online for additional material. We hope you enjoy the conversation because we definitely did! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ruben A. Gely is the Founder of the International Insurer’s Consulting Group Inc. (IICG), a boutique insurance firm based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. IICG specializes in the creation and development of insurance companies, segregated protected cells, private placement life policies, and life & health reinsurers in Puerto Rico's International Insurance Center. Raymond Burgos is a Legal Counsel, Notary Public and Business Management Consultant at RPB Consulting LLC. Raymond’s roles include business lawyer, manager, and counselor in Puerto Rico, the United States, and Latin America. He handles public and private governance issues, professional liability, litigation, and commercial arbitration. “Puerto Rico is changing drastically from a manufacturing economy to a service economy.” – Ruben Gely “From the financial standpoint, hurricanes that create devastation for the local residents are opportunities for other industries.” – Raymond Burgos Today on Spot On Insurance: How did Raymond get started in law? Which opportunities and experiences has Raymond had during his career? Ruben’s insurance industry career journey? Raymond and Ruben’s experiences with Hurricane Maria? How did Arleen and Ted’s experiences with Hurricane Maria unfold? In what ways did Hurricane Maria affect the insurance industry in Puerto Rico? What steps do people need to take to protect themselves from future hurricanes? What are the issues emerging from the changes in Puerto Rico’s economy? What are captive insurance structures? How will the insurance industry evolve now after Hurricane Maria? What advice does Raymond and Ruben have for Puerto Rican insurance agents? Key Takeaways: When Hurricane Maria hit, people had to go back to basics to survive without electricity and other basic necessities. The challenges of the insurance industry in Puerto Rico pre-Hurricane Maria included: working physicians reduced by 36% from a decade prior, causing people to wait a year to see one. After Maria many of the physicians still practicing decided to leave along with many of the young people leaving behind an aging population in need of medical attention Open your eyes and ears for opportunities that arise during crisis. There are incredible opportunities for entrepreneurs in Puerto Rico with the Act 20 tax incentive. Connect with Ruben A. Gely-Ortiz: Ruben A. Gely-Ortiz Puerto Rico International Insurers Association International Insurer’s Consulting Group Connect with Raymond Burgos: Raymond Burgos Phone: (787) 484-0021 This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on iTunes and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!
Cracking the Focus Code to Prevent Chaos James is Author, Speaker, Business Planning Strategist and Business Management Consultant, providing real and permanent solutions to business planning challenges through programs creating radical focus and accountability Transcript of the Interview with James Burgess Hugh Ballou: Greetings, this is Hugh Ballou and Russell David Dennis. Russell, how are you today? Russell Dennis:Greetings and salutations. It's a beautiful day here out in the mountain west. Hugh: And in Virginia, it's lovely. Our guest is from the Toronto, Canada area. Lovely place. I just love Toronto. It's like a clean New York City. It's got all of the great stuff, and it's clean. It's got great people there. I love going north of the border. Russell, why don't you tell people who our guest is and what his sweet spot is? He is going to introduce himself. Russell: Greetings. Today, we have a real treat. We have imported some brilliance from our neighbors to the north up in Canada. We have James Burgess, founder of Focus 31. He is a master business strategist who works with small companies, from start-ups to under $25 million in revenue, who tries to help them get out of their own way by focusing on the right things, creating the right systems. He has done all sorts of work with both businesses, profit-making businesses, not-for-profit entities and is well known throughout the Canada. Many associations he has made presentations to. James, welcome. Why don't you tell our friends on Facebook a little bit about yourself? James: Thank you, gentlemen. It is absolutely delightful to be with you this afternoon or this morning, depending on how far west your audience reaches. I would like to start before I introduce myself to dispel rumors that Canadians all live in igloos. It is equally gorgeous without the thin air that Denver has. It is about 77 degrees, clear, blue skies, and we are headed probably for about 82 by the weekend. Yes, I live in a house as you can see by the walls behind me. I say that all in fun. But every time I get to educate on what Canada is all about, I take the opportunity. It's a pleasure to meet all of your listeners, virtually of course. My name is James Burgess. I am a speaker. I am the author of the international best-selling book Chaos: How Business Leaders Can Master the Power of Focus. I'll give everyone an opportunity to get a free copy of this book at the end of the podcast, so stay on. I am the founder of Focus 31, a business that sells a service that no business owner wants, and yet we do it extremely successfully. Every business owner I sit down with or passes the table where my book is sitting says, “Yep, this is me. My business is in chaos, and I need focus.” Whenever they say “focus,” I know what they also need to be saying is I need accountability. That is entirely what Focus 31 does. I act, or my team acts as virtual CEOs for small businesses, as you indicated, from start-up to up to $25 million in revenue. In the past, we have worked often with not-for-profits to get them understanding just what it is they want to do, where they want to get to, how they are going to get there, and hold their feet to the fire, not in Tony Robbins' way, but holding their feet to the fire to ensure they in fact act and implement their game plan that will get them to that new platform of success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode we take a trip to Arlington and visit Harold's mentor Dr. Elijah Clark. Dr. Elijah Clark is a Business Management Consultant, Coach, Author, Strategist, & Speaker. We speak with Dr. Elijah about the common problems and struggles entrepreneurs face when starting a business. He identifies the structure of a proper business plan and the key components of a successful business. Dr. Elijah opens up about his personal business venture with Blue Ops Mission in Arlington, TX. Blue Ops Mission is a game played by a team of individuals where they get 60 minutes to solve puzzles, search for clues, work as a team, and complete a mission before the time runs out. We have tons of useful information for merging entrepreneurs. Tune in to the Truth Hurts Podcast!
In our September 2017 podcast, her first session with Tripp, Lori Fry, a business management consultant from Columbus, Ohio, shares her inspiration for launching her "Dignity (at work) Project." Through a partnership with The Deming Institute, every month, beginning in June, Lori will share posts from her website, www.dignityatworkproject.com. From her website, Lori is "on a mission to bring dignity back to work in the American workforce. To transform our economy, we first must transform ourselves and our companies. Our aim is to bring dignity and joy back to work. The work of Dr. Deming and others who have contributed to expanding his body of work over the years provide the basis for what's to come." Lori adds "Our dysfunction with skilled labor is the tip of the iceberg. Below the surface are the symptoms of a workforce that's been robbed of dignity in the name of greater productivity and short-term profits. More than 30 years ago, W. Edwards Deming foresaw our current condition, and in 1982 he published Out of the Crisis, a theory of management declaring American companies require nothing less than a transformation of management. American management failed to listen. The economy was expanding; business was booming – until it wasn't – and we know what has happened since." As a 20+ year student of Dr. Deming's theory of management, Lori brings a passionate voice for the possibilities of teamwork and collaboration available to all organizations. Interview highlights include: her experience in "human capital management" her corporate training background and the lingering questions, notably "What if we train our people and they leave the company?" and "What if we don't (train them) and they stay?" taking a break from business management consulting to support her family's farming business her introduction to Deming management as she learned more and more about Deming management, what stood out to her where change begins feedback on her first post, Don't Gamble with Your Company's Future reflections on her post about her son's education system, Tree climbing or life-long learning – what's the real AIM of our education system? her blog audience general blog feedback
In this episode Paul Henry, Business Management Consultant, gives us in a matter of fact way solid advice and resources should we wish to choose a Business Management Consultant path. If you like/dislike this episode please give us feedback why at 'contact@blacticulate.com'. And you can follow Blacticulate on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jackie Perry is the executive director for Beaver Street Enterprise Center. (BSEC) . She came to the business incubator after a twenty-three year career in operations management and human resource development. She is a member of the board of directors for First Coast Business Alliance; Jacksonville Public Library and the Florida 8A Alliance. A graduate of Blueprint for Leadership, Jackie is also an alumni of Leadership Jacksonville class of 2011. At BSEC, Jackie oversees operations and management for the 25,000 square feet facility which provides business assistance, business support services, as well as office space and infrastructure for new and emerging businesses. Jackie and her staff currently support 20 clients who consist of a diverse cluster of service, construction and IT related businesses. Clients have created over 2000 new jobs over the past ten years and have had an economic impact of over $250 million dollars over the past ten years. In 2006, Jackie was named Jacksonville’s Advocate of the Year at the National Minority Enterprise Development Week (MED Week) which recognizes the tremendous contributions of minority business owners toward the continued economic development of our nation. Most recently, she was honored and presented with the keys to the city for her work in helping the city of Palatka with efforts to establish a business incubator in their city. Contact information: Beaver Street Enterprise, 1225 W. Beaver Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Phone: 904-866-3828
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