Podcast appearances and mentions of craig wolfe

Persistently echo the importance of managing overhead costs, urging others to realize that it's not just about revenue generation, but rather the prudent retention of earnings. Look to Apple's modest garage beginnings as a testament to focusing on essential work initially. Allow organic business demands to dictate expansion, keeping a frugal and efficient approach, especially in the early stages, as it's the burden of excessive overhead that often leads to business downfall. Similarly, stress the futility of trying to cater to all demographics, exemplified by the likes of Coke and Pepsi, emphasizing the need to carve a distinctive identity and accept that capturing an entire market is implausible, making strategic focus imperative. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-inventive-journey/message

Mark shares another early look at a Dr. Joe interview with Gregg Brasso and Craig Wolfe of Veterans Voice, celebrating their ten years on the air and they impact they've had on their community. This episode was originally heard on The Dr. Joe Show. Affiliate Links: Unleashing the Power of Respect: The I-M Approach by Joseph Shrand, MD

This week, we're on location again at Store It, Mankato's premier indoor storage facility. We're using their beautiful conference room and talking to Craig Wolfe, General Manager. Doug Lamoreux the owner of Caring Transitions is also joining us. Craig shares the advantages of indoor, climate-controlled storage. Doug will walk us through the ways he helps aging adults and their families prepare for downsizing. Tune in for a great conversation about how these two businesses are working together to help people through important life transitions.

Craig Wolfe of the Veterans Voice Network describes the third annual Veterans Music Festival, Benefits and Career Expo that will take place on July 23rd from 10am to 3pm at Pageant Field in Quincy.

Episode #80 Craig Wolfe Talks with Yeukai about the Brilliant Ways to Driving Your Business to the Top In this episode of Enlightened Entrepreneur, Wolfe Craig shares his most remarkable insights on his journey to being the leading manufacturer of customized rubber ducks as well as his future plans for his already successful company. He and Yeukai also discuss work ethics and the techniques and various motivational tools that are helpful in managing your own business.    Key Questions Asked: How did Craig get started in the industry and how did he manage to get his business to where it is right now?How did Craig take advantage of outsourced teams while working from home?What skills and abilities are required in Craig’s line of business?How did he get his first client?How does Craig market CelebriDucks today and what does his typical day look like?What are the things that he wishes he had known when he was still starting his business?What are Craig’s goals for his company in the next three or four years?   Highlights of Lessons Learned: Start Up Business Start up business owners will need to dive in with their head down as low as possible which will allow them to spend money in the right places.Craig advises start up business owners to not waste their money doing something that has already been done better, find out what makes you different. Motivation Wolfe gets his motivation to create from various inspirations and from his desire to give back to others.Craig believes that living life to the fullest is about expressing your gifts and giving all that you have, and that it is a joy to contribute to the world where he and all of us are a part of.Craig also feels that a business’ brand is everything so, businessmen should always highlight their brand in all their dealings with clients. Points to Ponder Craig puts his money in creating the best product out there, making CelebriDucks the leading customized rubber duck’s leading manufacturer in the world.Different marketing skills such as being good with people and staying in touch and communicating with them often will help you establish an effective business model.Every businessman must take calculated risks.

In this episode, we discuss how a fun idea turned into Craig Wolfe's lucrative business.

MIH EP07 Craig Wolfe, President of Celebriducks, Entrepreneur Craig Wolfe, the Founder & President of Celebriducks, a whole new art form of celebrity rubber ducks of the greatest icons of film, music history, and athletics. They were voted one of the top 100 gifts by Entertainment Weekly and featured on hundreds of TV shows, magazines, and newspapers including The Tonight Show. His company has sold millions of them and are considered the top custom duck manufacturer in the world doing them from everyone from SeaWorld to The New York Yankees.Connect with Craig:www.CelebriDucks.comwww.Facebook.com/celebriducksMake It Happen is your daily dose of inspiration of passionate individuals, extraordinary leaders, entrepreneurs overcoming challenges and .... make it happen.Hear from passionate individuals, extraordinary leaders, entrepreneurs in just 5 minutes what challenges they have faced, how they overcame them and what their key learning is.Leave us a review, subscribe and go from stuck to unstoppable - without changing who you are! If you would like your story to be considered, go to https://shor.by/makeithappenListen more about the show: https://shor.by/makeithappensecrets

In this episode, the inventor of CelebriDucks Craig Wolfe joins me to talk about how he turned a classic toy into a modern sensation. He turned the bath time rubber duck into celebrity look-alikes.Craig always had an interest in animation. His first business, Name That Tune, was centered around taking ordinary cartoon characters or product mascots and animating them as marketing materials. Soon his animation niche turned solely to rubber ducks - a move that would connect him with dozens of celebrities and huge corporations interested in his work.Craig shares the story of his first personalized duck Betty Boop and how his design process improved over the years. He went from customizing the duck to look just like the celebrity to embracing the classic yellow look and giving the duck qualities of the celebrity.Craig talks us through his business plan and how he brought the production of rubber ducks back to America while producing a duck designed to be safe for teething children. Listen and hear how the do-it-yourself entrepreneur made more than bath time so much fun.Key TakeawaysIntroduction of guest, Craig Wolfe (0:54)First company Name That Tune (2:03)The idea for CelebriDucks (2:37)First sale for CeleDriducks (3:15)Took a risk to become an all duck business (5:44)First hurdle and finding their look (7:10)Wanted to get into stores, but the style is moving online (8:31)Invention and creation of The Good Duck and how he brought production back to America(10:10)The debate over President Trump Duck (14:39)Advice to entrepreneurs (17:02)What is next for CelebriDucks (23:34)Additional Resources Check out CelebriDucks hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

In this episode, the inventor of CelebriDucks Craig Wolfe joins me to talk about how he turned a classic toy into a modern sensation. He turned the bath time rubber duck into celebrity look-alikes.Craig always had an interest in animation. His first business, Name That Tune, was centered around taking ordinary cartoon characters or product mascots and animating them as marketing materials. Soon his animation niche turned solely to rubber ducks - a move that would connect him with dozens of celebrities and huge corporations interested in his work.Craig shares the story of his first personalized duck Betty Boop and how his design process improved over the years. He went from customizing the duck to look just like the celebrity to embracing the classic yellow look and giving the duck qualities of the celebrity.Craig talks us through his business plan and how he brought the production of rubber ducks back to America while producing a duck designed to be safe for teething children. Listen and hear how the do-it-yourself entrepreneur made more than bath time so much fun.Key TakeawaysIntroduction of guest, Craig Wolfe (0:54)First company Name That Tune (2:03)The idea for CelebriDucks (2:37)First sale for CeleDriducks (3:15)Took a risk to become an all duck business (5:44)First hurdle and finding their look (7:10)Wanted to get into stores, but the style is moving online (8:31)Invention and creation of The Good Duck and how he brought production back to America(10:10)The debate over President Trump Duck (14:39)Advice to entrepreneurs (17:02)What is next for CelebriDucks (23:34)Additional Resources Check out CelebriDucks hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Yes – we are talking rubber duckies on today’s podcast! CelebriDucks founder and CEO Craig Wolfe joins Justin to discuss building one of the top gift companies in the world. "Rub-a-dub-dub with stars in your tub!" Quack.

Craig Wolfe says with age he got inspired to do something a bit crazy, in a whole new industry no less and create a line of celebrity rubber ducks! Despite creating advertising/animation art lines for Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Bush, M&M/Mars, Nike, which was fun, he had no idea what he was getting into as he figured it could not be that hard to make a rubber duck, WRONG! Listen as this podcast is full of energy as Craig describes his goal was the hardest things ever did, but doing it in a country thousands of miles away with people he did not know. He kept tweaking the concept by creating intricate detail with the celebrity rubber ducks, in a way that had not been done before, plus he took care to produce ‘responsible’ ducks using paints that were not toxic. The hardest part of Craig’s duck trip was bringing part of the manufacturing back to the USA where the rubber duck was invented but also where industry, skills and jobs had been lost. At the beginning, the project seemed destined to fail. Listen to Craig offering ten tips for entrepreneurs who are generally creating something no one has envisioned before. Why? Following them sets you apart in your niche. Craig has turned his earlier totally crazy idea into being considered, the top custom duck manufacturer in the world doing them for everyone from Harley-Davidson to Amazon to SeaWorld, Australian Rugby Union and of course celebrities! See his website celebriducks.com This inspiring creator believes business is about having ethical principles that revolve around using money and business to make a difference in the world to benefit others.  It’s wonderful to do what you love, it makes every day fun and fulfilling and it also gives you great purpose.

Topic: Do not try and be all things to all people Today's guest says, “Do not try and be all things to all people or you become nothing to anyone......focus like a laser on your niche and be really clear on what you stand for.” Joining me today is Craig Wolfe. Craig is the largest [...] The post [Ep #72] Do not try and be all things to all people appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.

Craig Wolfe is the President and sole employee at Celebriducks – the world's number 1 rubber duck manufacturer! They launched in 1997 and have now sold millions and millions of ducks!. Selling via wholesale and direct to consumer on their website. We discuss licensing, how to lock up your market, the power of social media, managing how your customers sell your product on Amazon and much more This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Craig Wolfe, President of the Heartland Renewable Energy Society, recently received intensive training from Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project.  He will discuss why we should consider the climate an emergency, […] The post “The Climate Emergency: The Case for Immediate Action” with Craig Wolfe appeared first on KKFI.

Recorded on Sunday, July 10th at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church. John Fish Kurmann, Josh King, and Craig Wolfe presented “The Climate Mobilization: The Case for Immediate Action.” KC Climate […] The post “The Climate Mobilization: The Case for Immediate Action.” appeared first on KKFI.

Craig Wolfe is the founder of CelebriDucks, the creator of the first ever collectible, celebrity, rubber ducks.  To date, over one million ducks have been sold and CelebriDucks is considered the top custom duck manufacturer in the world.

Some call it Climate Change, some Global Warming, Canadian author Margaret Atwood calls it the Change of Everything. Three very knowledgeable guests (David Mitchell, Craig Wolfe, and Winston Apple) will […] The post The Change of Everything Summit appeared first on KKFI.

This evening on EcoRadio KC, Craig Wolfe will be on the show to discuss the upcoming Concert for the Climate, slated for September 28th from 11:00am-6:00pm at Kaw Point Riverfront […] The post Concert for the Climate appeared first on KKFI.

Exavier is an Award Winning Attorney,On-Air Legal Personality,Fortune 500 Speaker,and CEO of The Pope Law Firm. Jorge’s talents have been seen on Animal Planet’s reality show, “The Groomer Has It”, as a Judge on TLC’s Extreme Poodles and as the new Grooming expert on Animal Planet’s Dogs 101.  Marc owns Ambition Coffee & Eatery in Schenectady, NY.Marc has been Bradley Cooper's chef, fed Bethenny Frankel, The Cake Boss, Ryan Gosling, George Hamilton plus many more. I'm the published author of the book, Is The Coffee Fresh?.Marc feeds national touring Broadway shows like Wicked, Jersey Boys and The Boston Pops and have been featured on Broadwayworld.com. CelebriDucks is the original creator of the first ever celebrity rubber ducks of the greatest icons of film, music, athletics, and history. They have produced CelebriDucks for the NBA, Major League Baseball, the NHL, NASCAR, NCAA collegiate mascots  

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Everyone remembers rubber ducks in the tub! My guest is Craig Wolfe, President of Celebriducks, a Made-In-The-USA manufacturer of hundreds of different Celebrity Rubber Ducks. Starting as the largest and highly successful publisher of art work from television commercials, Craig decided to bring the rubber duck industry home to the U.S. while producing 100’s of different limited edition ducks for … Read more about this episode...