Podcast appearances and mentions of darrell mays

Everyone wants to leave a job on their terms. When that didn’t happen for Darrell Mays, he was able to turn an uncomfortable situation into business success. This week in In Process, we revisit a previous interview with Darrell Mays, who successfully built and sold his first business to a multi-billion-dollar corporation. But his first entrepreneurial foray started with an unexpected beginning: getting fired.  In 2003, Darrell founded nsoro LLC as a turnkey telecommunications infrastructure services company, which he sold to MasTec, a $4.4 billion corporation providing end-to-end solutions designing, building, installing, maintaining and upgrading infrastructure in the telecom, energy and communications industries. He went on to become Senior Vice President at MasTec, Inc., and President of MasTec’s wireless division―and now serves as a Senior Advisor.   Stream the conversation with Darrell in the player below to learn how he convinced his friends and professional connections that it was worth the risk of trusting huge projects to a small, unknown company―and how he was able to turn those risk-takers into heroes and grow and sell a successful business along the way. You can also subscribe to In Process on iTunes to receive this episode as well as future updates from the show on your smartphone. Did you enjoy this episode? Please give us a show review! And or share this episode with one or two people whom you think would benefit.  

We’ve talked a lot about selling your business. We’ve talked about getting your financials ready. We’ve talked about legal contracts, estate planning, and timing, too. But this week we’re speaking with Darrell Mays, a seasoned entrepreneur and executive who’s been through the process himself. Mays is presently a Senior Vice President MasTec, Inc., and President of MasTec’s wireless division.  MasTec is a $4.4 Billion dollar corporation providing end-to-end solutions designing, building, installing, maintaining and upgrading infrastructure in the telecom, energy, and communication industries.       The conversation is a fascinating and inspiring one and it is not to be missed. Listen in the player below or subscribe on iTunes to receive more episodes of In Process delivered directly to your smartphone.

It's been a great run, but after six and a half years, we are calling it a show. Come join Thomas Keister and Darrell Mays for the series finale of Probably Uncalled For!Since 2007, it's been our pleasure to pick apart the ills of society, entertainment, and politics on the way to becoming an award-winning podcast, but since we are going to be taking Free Rein Radio in new directions in 2014, it's time to retire the show. Join us one last time, as we'll be covering the last great crimes of 2013, and some of the best (?) new laws of 2014, and the year end review of what various morons crammed (and got stuck) in themselves, among other topics, time willing.Stay tuned to FreeReinMedia.com and ThomasKeister.com for more information regarding our future projects. 

It's been a great run, but after six and a half years, we are calling it a show. Come join Thomas Keister and Darrell Mays for the series finale of Probably Uncalled For!Since 2007, it's been our pleasure to pick apart the ills of society, entertainment, and politics on the way to becoming an award-winning podcast, but since we are going to be taking Free Rein Radio in new directions in 2014, it's time to retire the show. Join us one last time, as we'll be covering the last great crimes of 2013, and some of the best (?) new laws of 2014, and the year end review of what various morons crammed (and got stuck) in themselves, among other topics, time willing.Stay tuned to FreeReinMedia.com and ThomasKeister.com for more information regarding our future projects.