Podcast appearances and mentions of jason pittman

Our guest today, Jason Pittman, is an active duty US Navy Officer. He has served over 25 years in the submarine force and deployed on five different submarines. From 2015 to 2018, Jason was the Commanding Officer of the USS HELENA, a fast attack submarine. Jason is currently the Commodore of Submarine Squadron SIX in Norfolk, Virginia, where he is responsible for the training, maintenance, and certification of 6 submarines, and over 1,000 sailors.Jason has a Bachelor's degree in Music Education from the University of Texas. Through his experiences in music and his time in the Navy, he has developed a passion for teaching others and helping them find ways to improve the performance of their team through the understanding of emotion and personal dynamics.He is married to his amazing wife Victoria and has one delightful daughter, Katherine.If you want to learn more about Jason, you can follow him on his social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jason.pittmanPodcast produced by Brilliant Futures Productions.Sponsored by Delaflor Teachings Int.

A sermon preached by Jason Pittman at Christ Community Church, BL. Christ Community Church exists to help people Know Jesus Christ and Serve the Community by Being the Church.

This week Jason Pittman, President and CEO of Exit Advisory joins Nana on Build value By Choice to discuss the newly released BizBuySell insight report ‘Small Business Acquisitions Pick Up in 2021, Beat Pre-Pandemic Levels in 4th Quarter’. KEY TAKEAWAYS Many business brokers surveyed expressed improved market conditions in 2021, with 62% reporting higher transactions than in 2020. Over half (53%) of those attributed growth to a strong demand for businesses that thrived during the pandemic. Forty-six percent (46%) experienced an increase in owners looking to sell, an encouraging stat given the lack of inventory has been the main barrier to market recovery to-date. An equal 46% experienced an increase in buyers as the Great Resignation, SBA aid programs, and low interest rates ignited demand. Over the past year, a record number of workers have left their jobs for a variety of reasons. At the same time, business ownership has been catching entrepreneurs by storm. Over 5 million entrepreneurs applied for business applications in 2021, the largest number ever recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau. At the same time, 21% of business buyers identified as being part of the great resignation and business brokers say 23% of their inquiries came from corporate refugees or newly unemployed seeking ownership. The businesses that are in demand are those in food and beverage services, or those in consumer services like car washes and auto repair. These simpler businesses are more attractive to potential buyers and in some cases have not been as impacted by the recent pandemic. The number one thing that makes a business unsellable is if the owner is the business. Is the owner doing all the work themselves? Having a team in place who will survive a transition is a much more appealing prospect than a business where their best asset is leaving. BEST MOMENTS ‘When you add it up there’s a lot of activity going on. It’s a perfect storm’ ‘There’s a lot of people with cash just looking for the right opportunity’ ‘You need to make sure the business is not too reliant on one individual’ EPISODE RESOURCES Leave a comment or question on the Build Value By Choice Facebook community page Get more resources on infhorizons.com/podcast Know Your Current Valuation: https://bit.ly/get-free-valuation https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonleepittman/ https://www.exit-advisor.com/ Book a 30 Minute Meeting with Nana Bonsu BizBuySell Insight Report Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and share it. ABOUT THE GUEST Jason is the President and CEO of Exit Advisory. He is a business broker and certified value builder focusing especially on the industrials and manufacturing industries. Jason resides with his family in the Chicago suburbs, in the state of Illinois. PODCAST DESCRIPTION Hosted by Nana Bonsu of Infinite Horizons, this show aims to serve small business owners who want to grow their businesses while reducing their own personal involvement. We do this...

Jason Pittman Nuclear Propulsion Examining Board, Senior Member at U.S. Fleet Forces CommandAn experienced Senior leader with a demonstrated history of developing successful teams built around the fundamentals of empathetic leadership, technical expertise, and effective risk management, Jason shares his insights that can be used to create the winning culture needed in today's environment.A graduate of the University of Texas, Bachelor's of Music / Music Education programs, Navy ROTC scholarship recipient, and member of the University of Texas Longhorn Band - Jason discusses how his diverse and unique path and vision of leadership has provided a platform to make a difference amongst men and women in the US Naval Submarine Fleet. Jason PittmanContact Information:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-pittman-6015a2b/Instagram: @slntdeep Reading List MentionedThe Book of Five Rings, by Miyamoto MusashiTalking to Strangers, by Malcolm Gladwell

As a business owner in manufacturing, what should you be looking out for when exit planning, especially in the metal and food production fields? This week on Build Value By Choice, Nana is joined by President and CEO of the business brokerage company, ExitAdvisor, LLC, Jason Pittman. Jason is not just an expert but is also from the Chicago area which is a hotbed for the manipulation of metals and food processing industries. KEY TAKEAWAYS About 41% of owners prefer family transitions, 19% are looking towards an employee stock ownership model, 14% are leaning towards a management buyout, only 7% want to be bought out by their partners, and 10% to be bought out by an external partner. The wholesale and food production side will probably have lower margins as you’re supplying large retail chains. One of the first problems you will run into is running out of space. Inflation tops the list of concerns for small business owners, followed by supply chain issues, then labor, and Covid concerns. Companies looking to tackle their labor issues should look to get their name out there to young people who will shortly be entering the workforce. Talk to your accountant about changes you can make now to increase the value of your business. Things like vacation homes and travel expenses make your business less attractive to potential buyers. BEST MOMENTS ‘A lot of people are planning for years on their future and all they’ve really done is place an arbitrary number on their business worth’ ‘Studying the success of somebody without understanding their drivers for success could be a disaster’ EPISODE RESOURCES Leave a comment or question on the Build Value By Choice Facebook community page Get your free value builder score here bit.ly/get-free-valuation Get more resources on https://infhorizons.com/podcast Jason on LinkedIn exit-advisor.com Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and share it. ABOUT THE GUEST Jason is a business broker and certified value builder in the industrials and manufacturing industries. He's the President and CEO of the business brokerage company, ExitAdvisor, LLC. PODCAST DESCRIPTION Hosted by Nana Bonsu of Infinite Horizons, this show aims to serve small business owners who want to grow their businesses while reducing their own personal involvement. We do this through a combination of interviews with industry leaders, and host presentations. We are certified value builder advisors and leverage a statistically proven methodology to help clients such as you scale or transition their business to the next chapter. We care for our listeners and see their dreams as our own. We aim to foster a community that embraces freedom, generosity, and integrity. This is a show by entrepreneurs and business owners for entrepreneurs and business owners. ABOUT THE HOST Nana Bonsu: “I am an entrepreneur and ex-Corporate Executive who's applying his experience and knowledge from working in various ways to pursue my passion of helping small business owners increase their choices in life by leveraging my knowledge and experience, their employees, systems and money. I help small business owners transform their business...

In this episode, I sit down with experienced real estate agent Sada Gaines and former UFC fighter now lender Jason Pittman to talk about homeownership. We have a fun conversation about the importance of black and brown people buying homes. As well as the importance of representation when it comes to real estate agents and lenders. Tune in to learn about the home buying process and how to start a career in this industry. I can honestly say it means a lot to have two people that look like me, help me find a home, and set my family up for success in the future. To connect with Sada Gaines follow her on IG @yes_2_the_adress and to connect with Jason Pittman follow his @Jason33tapout Make sure to watch some of the clips on IG @realtalkwithgio and go follow the home of the podcast @teamcenter or visit their website at https://teamcenterpdx.org Follow or subscribe and leave some comments or reviews. Don't forget to send the show to the moon by leaving 5 stars!

In this special Veterans Day episode, we talk with Jason Pittman, President & Co-Founder of Big Sun Solar. Learn about Jason's journey starting from his time serving in the Air Force to making his way to college to discovering his passion for the environment. Big Sun Solar's mission is to make solar energy accessible to everyone.

Companies are moving quickly and decisively in the manufacturing industry to digitize their business. 95% of business owners say the pandemic has affected their company and this digitization is a form of future proofing. This week on Build Value By Choice, Nana is joined by President and CEO of the business brokerage company, ExitAdvisor, LLC, Jason Pittman, to discuss all things digitization and how to make your business more sellable. get your free valuation with Nana here https://bit.ly/get-free-valuation KEY TAKEAWAYS The most present issue in how sellable your business is, is covid and its impact on the supply chain. If you have one supplier that you’re depended on you need to look into finding more suppliers and having back-ups. The best way to keep the terms of business deals with suppliers favorable to you, is to have an open dialogue with them and discuss your needs and re-negotiate if the market looks to change. To keep your business in an attractive shape to potential buyers in a financial sense, you shouldn't be running any personal benefits though the company. For example, your personal travel. Keeping your financial documentation up to date will prevent any bumps in the road early on. If you’re looking to sell your business, compiling a list of potential buyers can be advantageous. Knowing who would buy you and what they could afford to spend, who are the major players in your industry. A company which has an owner who is vital to the running of the business is less attractive to potential buyers than one who has a skilled management team. The buyer will have to find a replacement for the job being done by the owner. About half of the deals for small business will fail during due diligence. Pre-due diligence could save you from having your sale fall through. BEST MOMENTS ‘The low hanging fruit is usually financials’ ‘Taking the owner out of the business could potentially grind it to a halt’ ‘You want to turn it over to your kids slowly’ EPISODE RESOURCES Jason's LinkedIn Exit Advisor ABOUT THE GUEST Jason is a business broker and certified value builder in the industrials and manufacturing industries. He's the President and CEO of the business brokerage company, ExitAdvisor, LLC. PODCAST DESCRIPTION This show aims to serve small business owners who want to grow their businesses while reducing their own personal involvement. We do this through a combination of interviews with industry leaders, and host presentations. We are a certified value builder advisors and leverage a statistically proven methodology to help clients such as you scale or transition their business to the next chapter. We care for our listeners and see their dreams as our own. We aim to foster a community that embraces freedom, generosity, and integrity. This is a show by entrepreneurs and business owners for entrepreneurs and business owners. ABOUT THE HOST “I am an entrepreneur and ex-Corporate Executive who's applying his experience and knowledge from working in various to pursue my passion of helping small business owners increase their choices in life by leveraging my knowledge and experience, their employees, systems and money. I help small business owners transform their business and increase value through...

Dr. Jason Pittman is an Associate Professor of Computer Science with the Webb School of Engineering at High Point University. In this interview, he shares his professional path (which includes work in the film industry and with tech start-ups before diving into academia) and describes his work to establish a world-class cybersecurity facility at HPU (known as CELF - Cybersecurity and Engineering Learning Facility). The CELF lab provides a unique “ecosystem” of sorts (which he and his colleagues refer to as a “phenomenarium”) that provides students with hands-on learning opportunities that challenge them to “think on their feet”, employing critical thinking skills to solve complex and ever-changing challenges to cybersecurity. ***********************************Music for this podcast (“Spitfire”) is written by Nathan Daughtrey for Dr. Brian Meixner, Associate Professor of Music and Director of Instrumental Studies at High Point University. Dr. Meixner is the performer of this piece.Thanks to our podcast editor, Johanna Seal (High Point University student within the Nido Qubein School of Communication) for her excellent work in preparing this podcast

Today on the show Joyce and Dylan talk with Robert Miggins and Jason Pittman from Go Smart Solar in San Antonio. Creating opportunities for homeowners to access solar power will become more important as demand and sustainability concerns increase, so Robert and Jason discuss how community solar programs can address equity issues, how technology can help solar evolve, and how utilities and communities can both benefit. This episode was sponsored by NREL and the American Made Solar Prize, find out how you can get involved in upcoming rounds athttps://americanmadechallenges.org/solarprize/round4.html Music by bensound.com

"How To Be a Blessing"   In this episode, Josh and Betsy are joined by Jason Pittman, Pastor of Discipleship and Next Gen. Ministries at Northeast Presbyterian Church, to talk about the thought-provoking and practical acronym, "BLESS". How can we live out our faith? How can we share our faith? This episode will provide you with practical ways to live out the Great Commission. Questions? Email us at intersect@nepres.com        

Join us for a very special guest that has been highly requested! Jason is on our show as we dive into being command of a US Submarine as well as other leadership topics!

We're back with another great live episode of CoCoTALK! the world's leading live talk show featuring the Tandy Color Computer. This week we'll reveal the winners of the private CoCo Forever screening party. cover CoCo news and so much more! CoCoTALK!Join the live panel on ZOOM: https://zoom.us/j/109422739 Live interactive video streams:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqj3IMT0-A8 https://www.facebook.com/cocotalklive https://www.periscope.tv/CoCoTALKlive/ https://twitter.com/CoCoTALKlive Live interactive audio stream:https://www.spreaker.com/show/cocotalklive Email any suggestions you have for the show to cocotalk@cocotalk.live Visit us on the web at http://cocotalk.live Join us for daily conversations on Discord: https://discord.gg/4J5nHXm News links:1) Nick Marentes has his latest GunStar blog up:http://www.nickmarentes.com/Gunstar/18.html 2) Blair Leduc has another update to his Assembly extension for Visual Code Studio (now up to version 0.3.0):https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157315033642641/ 3) Speaking of Visual Code Studio extensions, Jason Pittman has uploaded a video of his Coco C/ASM extension, that also includes converting graphics down to the 16 color mode on the Coco 3: He also demo's the source highlighting using Ken Reicharthttps://youtu.be/IqvOJ6hL6Nc 4) Brian Weiseler has come across a book for the Coco, called "Making the Most of Your TRS-80 Color Computer" by Peter Vernon. This is one that I have never seen before, and was published in Australia.https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157314793107641/ 5) Sheldon MacDonald is making a cartridge (based on the Game Master Cartridge) that also attaches to the cassette port, so that you can shut the music playing on/off simply with AUDIO ON and AUDIO OFF commands in BASIC. He 3D printed his own case for the project, and is tweaking the software side still.https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157146611412641/ 6) Pere Serrat & Kees van Oss have released AGD game packs #33 & 34, which are special ones. The games were created by 10-11 year old children at the Bearsden Primary School in Scotland, in a class on programming taught by Dougie Mcg. The children designed their own sprites, levels, etc. and programmed/debugged them themselves. All the games were written this year (2019) in the class.http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6112 http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6115 7) Bart van den Akker has an IndieGogo campaign going to raise money for the Home Computer Museum in the Netherlands (which is interactive and lets visitors try over 200 older home computers). If you are interested in information, or contributing to the museum, see there Indiegogo page:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/homecomputermuseum-streaming-tour 8) Todd Wallace has a demo video showing his 80 column Coco 3 text editing tool. This has sparked some conversation on doing a game using 80x24/25/28 hardware text mode, but using color attributes, blinking and underline, to do "graphics", similar to the Semigraphics stuff being done on the Coco 1/2 side.https://youtu.be/5JsJGPI4e4k 9) The Floppy Days podcast (With Randy Kindig) episode 92 features and inteview with Dave Lagerquist, who worked for CLOAD (for the Model I/III) and then started Chromasette, the first tape based magazine for the Coco back in the early 1980's. Some great stories from when the company was started.http://floppydays.libsyn.com/floppy-days-92-dave-lagerquist-interview-editor-cload-and-chromasette 10) Tony Jewell posted some photos from the Dragon Meetup 2019 that took place during CocoTalk last week (July 7), at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, England.https://www.facebook.com/groups/dragon32/permalink/2352252818367707/ (There are other videos and photos from this event in the Dragon 32/64 Facebook group). 11) Jason Pittman has an updated video showing his Picture converter/editor - which now has the beginnings of converting to Coco 1/2 modes as well as Coco 3.https://youtu.be/3F03WK6NNZo You can also download the program he has written:http://jasonpittman.com/dist/CoCoPic.zip CoCoPi3 project page: http://www.cocopi3.com/ Dragon Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dragon32/ MC-10 Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/731424100317748/  

We're back with another great live episode of CoCoTALK! the world's leading live talk show featuring the Tandy Color Comptuer. This week we'll reveal the winners of the private CoCo Forever screening party. cover CoCo news and so much more! CoCoTALK!Join the live panel on ZOOM: https://zoom.us/j/109422739 Live interactive video streams:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqj3IMT0-A8 https://www.facebook.com/cocotalklive https://www.periscope.tv/CoCoTALKlive/ https://twitter.com/CoCoTALKlive Live interactive audio stream:https://www.spreaker.com/show/cocotalklive Email any suggestions you have for the show to cocotalk@cocotalk.live Visit us on the web at http://cocotalk.live Join us for daily conversations on Discord: https://discord.gg/4J5nHXm News links:1) Nick Marentes has his latest GunStar blog up:http://www.nickmarentes.com/Gunstar/18.html 2) Blair Leduc has another update to his Assembly extension for Visual Code Studio (now up to version 0.3.0):https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157315033642641/ 3) Speaking of Visual Code Studio extensions, Jason Pittman has uploaded a video of his Coco C/ASM extension, that also includes converting graphics down to the 16 color mode on the Coco 3: He also demo's the source highlighting using Ken Reicharthttps://youtu.be/IqvOJ6hL6Nc 4) Brian Weiseler has come across a book for the Coco, called "Making the Most of Your TRS-80 Color Computer" by Peter Vernon. This is one that I have never seen before, and was published in Australia.https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157314793107641/ 5) Sheldon MacDonald is making a cartridge (based on the Game Master Cartridge) that also attaches to the cassette port, so that you can shut the music playing on/off simply with AUDIO ON and AUDIO OFF commands in BASIC. He 3D printed his own case for the project, and is tweaking the software side still.https://www.facebook.com/groups/2359462640/permalink/10157146611412641/ 6) Pere Serrat & Kees van Oss have released AGD game packs #33 & 34, which are special ones. The games were created by 10-11 year old children at the Bearsden Primary School in Scotland, in a class on programming taught by Dougie Mcg. The children designed their own sprites, levels, etc. and programmed/debugged them themselves. All the games were written this year (2019) in the class.http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6112 http://archive.worldofdragon.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6115 7) Bart van den Akker has an IndieGogo campaign going to raise money for the Home Computer Museum in the Netherlands (which is interactive and lets visitors try over 200 older home computers). If you are interested in information, or contributing to the museum, see there Indiegogo page:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/homecomputermuseum-streaming-tour 8) Todd Wallace has a demo video showing his 80 column Coco 3 text editing tool. This has sparked some conversation on doing a game using 80x24/25/28 hardware text mode, but using color attributes, blinking and underline, to do "graphics", similar to the Semigraphics stuff being done on the Coco 1/2 side.https://youtu.be/5JsJGPI4e4k 9) The Floppy Days podcast (With Randy Kindig) episode 92 features and inteview with Dave Lagerquist, who worked for CLOAD (for the Model I/III) and then started Chromasette, the first tape based magazine for the Coco back in the early 1980's. Some great stories from when the company was started.http://floppydays.libsyn.com/floppy-days-92-dave-lagerquist-interview-editor-cload-and-chromasette 10) Tony Jewell posted some photos from the Dragon Meetup 2019 that took place during CocoTalk last week (July 7), at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, England.https://www.facebook.com/groups/dragon32/permalink/2352252818367707/ (There are other videos and photos from this event in the Dragon 32/64 Facebook group). 11) Jason Pittman has an updated video showing his Picture converter/editor - which now has the beginnings of converting to Coco 1/2 modes as well as Coco 3.https://youtu.be/3F03WK6NNZo You can also download the program he has written:http://jasonpittman.com/dist/CoCoPic.zip CoCoPi3 project page: http://www.cocopi3.com/ Dragon Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dragon32/ MC-10 Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/731424100317748/  

Charles Woodin moderates a chat with Robert Miggins and Jason Pittman of Go Smart Solar for the January episode of the Geekdom Fireside Chat. Jason and Robert share their individual career paths and how their collision of ideas help form and grow Go Smart Solar. https://gosmartsolar.com/ https://geekdom.com/

Charles Woodin moderates a chat with Robert Miggins and Jason Pittman of Go Smart Solar for the January episode of the Geekdom Fireside Chat. Jason and Robert share their individual career paths and how their collision of ideas help form and grow Go Smart Solar. https://gosmartsolar.com/ https://geekdom.com/

(Episode 60) I met Jason Pittman earlier this year through a mutual friend, and we decided to go for an early morning run. I was surprised to discover that Jason had spent the last 15 years working in the Atlanta rock and hip-hop scene. He produced, managed and booked everyone imaginable. His list of heavy hitters includes: Lil John, Bone Crusher, Ying Yang Twins, Too $hort, and David Banner. Find out all of the ways that Jason stayed in the mix. Also hear about his big break in 2007, producing the Shop Boyz mega hit "Party Like A Rockstar". I learned a lot about the music business, and I was reminded what it was like to wait in line at the store for a new record. Tune in for what is one of the most interesting interviews I've done to date. Today's episode is sponsored by Ruckus.  Use Code ORM15 for $15 any location.

Mister Twister, it's not just for crappie anymore! Pro staff member Jason Pittman will join us to talk about their new products. We'll preview this week's Bassmaster Elite event on Lake Falcon and go over our fantasy fishing picks. What will be higher, the temperatures or 4 day weight totals?