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Jeremy Barnhart, came up with the Apex Fun Run which helps raise funds for school supplies for students and teachers. Teachers typically have to spend their very own money, for the supplies they need. The Apex Fun Run allows them to raise money for their classroom, and teaches the kids leadership and fitness skills.

Jeremy Barnhart is a co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. He has a background in accounting/finance and a variety of other business ventures. In this episode, Jeremy talks about his background in finance, and how he transitioned to this fun run that has raised over $20 million for elementary schools.

Jeremy Barnhart experienced a successful career in finance, but he worked long hours and travelled extensively. Frankly, he wasn’t passionate about the work. He “retired” and started a company for something he cared about–assisting schools in fundraising. Now Jeremy has time to coach his 3 sons’ basketball, football and baseball teams. He is a co-owner and vice president of franchise development at Apex Leadership Co., originally Apex Fun Run, a healthy and safe alternative to school fundraising. The company partners with schools to raise funds for campus needs. The concept incorporates a two-week character building and leadership program for students that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools.

As Co-Owner and Vice President of Franchise Development for Apex Leadership Company, Jeremy Barnhart, who holds degrees in both accounting and finance, brings with him 20 years of professional experience in business along with a passion to help children’s schools, sports groups and organizations raise money for their causes through healthy and fun fundraisers. Upon discovering the Apex Fun Run format, which had just been started by Scott Donnell their current business partner, Jeremy and his wife Lisa knew they had found a solution to a problem that could benefit children all across America.   Watch my Celebrity interviews on my YouTube Channel! Go here> https://goo.gl/EA9x6D Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter.

Welcome to School Zone Podcast with Matt Miller. In the School Zone today is Jeremy Barnhart with Apex Leadership Company for a repeat performance. Apex Leadership Company is featured in our Guide: 2018 The Best School Fundraising and Resource Companies Guide Would you like to energize your school, club team, group or organization with a […] The post Featured in the Guide Series: Apex Leadership Company – Jeremy Barnhart appeared first on School Fundraising Ideas Podcast.

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Building Young Leaders through the POWER of APEX Fun RunYoung people are like grown Soldiers. They need physically and mentally strong leaders to lead, train and mentor them. When a young person lacks leadership in their life, the go astray and get in trouble. How do you think I know this? If you listen to the media or the drunk jackass at the end of the bar, you might be lead believe your youth is a lost cause. I'm here to tell you it's a lie. Our youth is so much smarter than I was when I was in my early teens. They know so much more about the world than I did. They are certainly more in touch with technology. And they hate much less because of the global connection. And, we have programs like APEX Fun Run and people like Jeremy Barnhart who is making a huge difference in thousands of kids lives. They are doing this be building leaders through fun runs and amazing leadership based activities. I'm very impressed with what APEX Fun Run has done for many young people, the community, schools teachers and the their franchisees. Meet our Feature GuestJeremy Barnhart is a co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. He has a background in accounting/finance and a variety of other business ventures. Apex Fun Run’s passion is to help teachers (10% of the funds raised go to the teacher), as well as students and schools. The company partners with schools to raise funds for equipment and other campus needs. The concept incorporates a two-week character-building and leadership program that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. Students ask people they know to pledge money for each completed lap, between 26-36. Young and enthusiastic Apex staff members lead the program, and all students get jerseys and prizes for jobs well done. Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000. Jeremy and his wife live in Scottsdale, Arizona with their 3 sons who keep him active and busy coaching their basketball, football, and baseball teams. Time Stamped Show Notes(click a time stamp below to time travel directly to that point in the conversation.) 5:37 So, where are you at in the World? 7:02 Attitude of Gratitude 7:45 Let's get Personal 10:50 How did APEX Fun Run get started 18:30 Good News Stories Paying it Forward 29:02 31:56 Action Steps you can take today. 33:324 What daily habits make the biggest impact in your life? 35:30 What are you reading or listening to right now and why? Start your 30 day Audible trial and get Your http://www.audible.com/t1/30trial_at?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R (Free Book) 36:16 What do you feel holds most people back from starting a franchise? 39:15 What does Living A Life of Abundance mean to you? 40:00 Parting piece of guidance Connect with our Feature Guest http://apexfunrun.com/ (APEXFunRun.com) Wally's Take Away:As I said earlier and in the podcast, our young people need leadership just as grown people do. Being a leader is the choice of those who chose to follow. Not the other way around. If you desire to be the leader for your children, your employees or even your Soldiers, Marines, Airmen and Sailers, you must first take control of yourself. Take control of your emotions and actions. As for taking on APEX Fun Run as a business for yourself. I suggest you sit down with Jeremy and his team. Volunteer for one of their events or a similar event before you commit. As Jeremy sated, they are looking for people are serious. As they should be. Because you should be serious about building leaders and working with our young people. Resources Mentioned:http://apexfunrun.com/ (APEXFunRun.com) Sponsors and Affiliates, Helping you live your Life of Abundance and helping me keep the mic on.http://tmschwab.ontraport.com/t?orid=935&opid=7 (Interview Valet) - Talk Directly to your ideal customer. Be a Podcast... Support this podcast

Jeremy Barnhart is a co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. He has a background in accounting/finance and a variety of other business ventures. Apex Fun Run’s passion is to help teachers (10% of the funds raised go to the teacher), as well as students and schools. The company partners with schools to raise funds for equipment and other campus needs. The concept incorporates a two-week characterbuilding and leadership program that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. Students ask people they know to pledge money for each completed lap, between 26-36. Young and enthusiastic Apex staff members lead the program, and all students get jerseys and prizes for jobs well done. Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000. Jeremy and his wife live in Scottsdale, Arizona with their 3 sons who keep him active and busy coaching their basketball, football, and baseball teams.   Jeremy Barnhart Show Highlights Lead by example Do the right thing by people Why knowing enough to be dangerous is dangerous Are you a list guy or gal? Apex Fun Run was started in passion and need Fundraising "my way” 3 core issues Apex Fun Run helps with Schools keeps 50-70% of funds raised How to get involved to raise $23K for your school or become a franchisee POWERED-UP leaders and LEGENDS   Jeremy Barnhart Resources   Get involved with Apex Fun Run   Connect on Twitter   Join my hybrid group coaching & leadership development community Text BETTERMASTERMIND to 33444 Create winning cultures Focus on the essential Lead with courage & integrity    BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! SHOW SOME LOVE: PLEASE LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW Grab your FREE 15 Phrases of Effective School Leaders  Text PHRASES to 33444 or click the link above.   Website :: Facebook :: Insta :: Twitter :: LinkedIn   SHOW SPONSORS: CSC Consulting Group: Catalyzing Sustainable Change Our mission is to support people in education and nonprofit organizations to improve processes and enhance the performance of their organizations. Our venture is a social enterprise and their vision is to catalyze sustainable change in our society one organization at a time Our home city is Chicago but their work can be done anywhere in the nation and they are actively looking for clients elsewhere Our current portfolio includes individual schools, nonprofit organizations, small and large districts and urban school systems Our team represents and shares a stake with the populations we serve We are strategic thought partners to leaders of public sector organizations We ideates, builds and maintains easy-to-understand data tools using the latest analytics technology   SCHOOL SPIRIT VENDING Hassle-free, year-round fundraising for your school. With School Spirit Vending, we do all the work, you just cash the check Increase school spirit with custom stickers for your school and raise funds at the same time -no upfront costs, no volunteers, no selling Sick of the same old ways of raising money for your school? Let School Spirit Vending's hassle-free, year-round fundraising program supplement the other fundraisers you're already doing. SSV is also giving away the Top 10 School Fundraising Ideas for 2017. Download the guide here.     Copyright © 2017 Better Leaders Better Schools    

Franchising – advice for franchisors and franchisees with Jeremy Barnhart. Jeremy is an entrepreneur and co-founder of a successful franchise business – Apex Fun Run. He shares his story of transitioning from a corporate career in accounting and finance to becoming his own boss, and how & why he became a franchisor. He also shares his insights on how to achieve success as a franchisor and a franchisee. Henry Lopez is the host of this episode of The How of Business show – dedicated to helping you start, run and grow your small business. (TheHowOfBusiness.com)

  Apex Fun Run offers the opportunity to fund raise for schools without depending upon traditional "product-based" programs. I don't know about you but as a kid I sold my share of Turtles (the candy not the critter), candy bars like Snickers and Milky Way as well as M&Ms. On top of those items I also sold wrapping paper, Christmas trees, candles, and popcorn. Who knows what else. As a parent, I have experienced these same types of opportunities for my kids to become traveling candy salesmen.    On today's show, I am talking with Jeremy Barnhart, the Co-Owner, VP for Franchise Development, and CFO of Apex Fun Run. This company partners with schools to raise money for equipment and other campus needs. This unique method for raising funds incorporates leadership, character building, and encourages physical fitness.  Another unique aspect of Apex Fun Run is that it offers the opportunity for you to own your own business. Jeremy talks about how "they changed the game of fund raising for schools." He notes that something that makes them so different from product-based fund raising is that in traditional programs "the schools keep somewhere between 20% - 30% of the collected money whereas with Apex Fun Run the schools retain from 52% to 77% of the money." Thanks for listening and make sure that you visit the special page that Jeremy set-up for Teaching Learning Leading K12 listeners. Connect with Jeremy to learn more by going to:  http://apexfunrun.com/tll   Length: 28:35  

Fundraising is one word that I came to detest after having done scores of fundraisers over the years as a Youth Pastor. Therefore when I think of someone wanting to start a fundraising business, it gives me the shivers. However, after listening to this episode with my guest--Jeremy BarnHart--and experienced his passion, insights and another perspective, it became apparent that having a fundraising business is a viable option to career change. What I heard in this episode is someone who has learned how to make fundraising fun while creating a very lucrative business model. Listen and share this episode with someone who is looking for a ready-made way to make money.

Fundraising is one word that I came to detest after having done scores of fundraisers over the years as a Youth Pastor. Therefore when I think of someone wanting to start a fundraising business, it gives me the shivers. However, after listening to this episode with my guest--Jeremy BarnHart--and experienced his passion, insights and another perspective, it became apparent that having a fundraising business is a viable option to career change. What I heard in this episode is someone who has learned how to make fundraising fun while creating a very lucrative business model. Listen and share this episode with someone who is looking for a ready-made way to make money.

Jeremy Barnhart is a co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. He has a background in accounting/finance and a variety of other business ventures. Apex Fun Run’s passion is to help teachers (10% of the funds raised go to the teacher), as well as students and schools. The company partners with schools to raise funds for equipment and other campus needs. The concept incorporates a two-week character building and leadership program that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. Students ask people they know to pledge money for each completed lap, between 26-36. Young and enthusiastic Apex staff members lead the program, and all students get jerseys and prizes for jobs well done. Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000.   SHOW NOTES How Jeremy became a Work @ Home RockStars Diversify! Jeremy explains why an office is not necessary How to handle serious business calls when you have children interrupting Why not learn about failures from someone else instead of making your own mistakes Everyone can be a leader Focus on strengths

We have a great show today.  We are meeting with Jeremy Barnhart of the Apex Fun Run franchise. Apex Fun Run is working hard to make fundraising easier! Their method is to collaborate with school PTO/As and faculty to build student leaders through a meaningful, “hassle-free” and financially successful school fun run. Apex Fun Run believes every child can change their school, and the world, in a profound way.  Some of the additional benefits include the following: Serving others brings the greatest joy and contributes to the greatest good. Learning by doing and exercise are both undervalued and underutilized in fundraising today. Encouragement and enthusiasm build others up—we will help build leaders. Raising money for your child’s school can also serve as a positive learning experience. Many people giving a little reduces the individual burden on the typical givers and donors. Teachers have skin in the game and that makes for highly-motivated and excited coaches. Your teachers will coach their classroom teams to greater heights knowing that in the end, a portion of what the classroom raises goes straight back to the teacher for their classroom.

Jeremy Barnhart is a co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. He has a background in accounting/finance and a variety of other business ventures.Apex Fun Run’s passion is to help teachers (10% of the funds raised go to the teacher), as well as students and schools. The company partners with schools to raise funds for equipment and other campus needs. The Apex Fun Run concept incorporates a two-week character building and leadership program that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. Students ask people they know to pledge money for each completed lap, between 26-36. Young and enthusiastic Apex staff members lead the program, and all students get jerseys and prizes for jobs well done. Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000. Jeremy and his wife live in Scottsdale, Arizona with their 3 sons who keep him active and busy coaching their basketball, football, and baseball teams. www.apexfunrun.com

He has a background in accounting that he gained from a variety of other business ventures. Apex Fun Run’s passion is to help teachers, students, and schools. His company partners with schools to raise funds for equipment and other campus needs through a two-week character-building and leadership program that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. Students ask people they know to pledge money for each completed lap. Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000. What you’ll learn about in this episode Jeremy’s background Jeremy’s fundraising program: Apex Fun Run Why Jeremy believes in having a daily, top 5 priority list Why Jeremy takes every day as a challenge to do his best The huge impact that Apex Fun Run has had on kids nationwide Why you can’t do it all as an entrepreneur — and why that’s okay Why Jeremy believes delegation is so critical to success Why failure and making mistakes is not always a bad thing Focusing on something that you are passionate about that has a demand Why you need to go “all in” How best to connect with Jeremy: Website: apexfunrun.com

Jeremy Barnhart is co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run.  Apex Fun Run raises more money for schools than any other fundraiser, averaging about $23,000.  Jeremy and his wife live in Scottsdale, Arizona with their 3 sons who keep him active and busy coaching basketball, football, and baseball. Jeremy Barnhart Vroom Veer Stories Earliest childhood memory:  getting his first bike on his 5th birthday High School Quaterback, in the band, the choir, jock and nerd rolled into one dude Continued his success as a student and athlete in college Definitely type A competitor, made partner at his accounting firm in 10 years Another partner's adult sons get arrested for making a meth lab; time to retire How did it feel to be retired?  Glorious, then 2008 happened; back to work Created Apex Fun Run because it made sense; helped to fundraise, teach fitness & leadership Jeremy Barnhart Links Apex Fun Run  

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Jeremy Barnhart experienced a successful career in finance, but he worked long hours and travelled extensively. Frankly, he wasn’t passionate about the work. He “retired” and started a company for something he cared about–assisting schools in fundraising. Now Jeremy has time to coach his 3 sons’ basketball, football and baseball teams. He is a co-owner and vice president of franchise development at Apex Fun Run, a healthy and safe alternative to school fundraising. The company partners with schools to raise funds for campus needs. The concept incorporates a two-week character building and leadership program for students that culminates with a student “run” to raise donations for schools. His company has also opened the door for 80 franchisees in 21 states.

Jeremy Barnhart Jaime Jay welcomes Jeremy Barnhart to today's podcast. Jeremy is the co-owner and co-founder of Apex Fun Run, a fundraising franchise that helps schools raise funds while teaching leadership and fitness awareness throughout the country. Tune in to the entire episode of Jeremy Barnhart Jump-starting a Dream Career to learn how following your passion can lead to success! Pursuing Passion Jeremy used to work as a consulting and audit partner in a public accounting firm. He traveled throughout the US and around the world to help clients. Jeremy retired from the firm in 2006. He always had the entrepreneurial bug, and so started his own ventures after retirement. Jeremy shares that he's always looking for something that aligned with his passions in education and fitness. That's how he came upon Apex Fun Run. Along with his team, they sought to help make the community a better place, build future leaders, and help schools raise money. Meeting Common Needs Apex Fun Run started as a combination of the needs of Jeremy's wife and his business partner's wife. Scott, Jeremy's business partner, was the original founder. He was founding it to meet his wife's needs as a first grade teacher. “They don't get paid a lot, and we're very lucky that there's people that have the passion to do that and they are obviously not doing that for the money.” –Jeremy Barnhart On her first day as first grade teacher, Scott's wife had to stop on the way home from school to buy about 500 dollars worth of supplies for her classroom. However, she didn't get reimbursed for the expenses. The school apparently had issues raising money, and didn't had the funding due to budget cuts in education. At the same time, Lisa, Jeremy's wife became the PTO president in their children's school. She also became the fundraising chair. Since she didn't want to do unhealthy product-based fundraisers, Lisa looked for something fun, healthy, and beneficial to the kids. The Fundraising Solution Jeremy shares that Apex Fun Run is the actual solution for raising funds. He and his team go to elementary schools to teach kids leadership skills and fitness awareness. The activity then culminates in a fun run that raises money on a per-lap pledge basis for the school. “We came up with the solution that not only helps teachers but also benefits students and doubles or triples the money of the schools.” –Jeremy Barnhart Both teachers and students benefit from the cause. Teachers get to keep 10% of what's raised in their classrooms. They particularly get reimbursed for the supplies or have money for their classrooms as they see fit. On the other hand, students benefit from leadership and fitness lessons. Listen to the rest of the story of Jeremy Barnhart for some valuable insights on jump-starting a dream career. Connect with Jeremy and learn how you can pursue your passion as well. Remember to let Jeremy know you heard about him on Stop Riding the Pine! Facebook Twitter Instagram Apex Fun Run Here are the highlights of my conversation with Jeremy Barnhart if you are in a hurry: Who is Jeremy Barnhart? ([3:54]) How Apex Fun Run started? ([5:00]) Apex Fun Run as the fundraising solution? ([7:18]) How Jeremy's background helped? ([11:52]) How the business was organized? ([14:07]) Identifying the target market? ([17:27]) Jeremy’s Breakaway Moment? ([22:32]) Jeremy’s piece of advice? ([25:18]) Special Mentions: (iTunes Shout Out) The Overwhelmed Brain Thank you to Alexis Ayala, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send Alexis an email at lex@slapshotstudio.com. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests - You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com. This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by DoneForYouWP.com

Jeremy Barnhart is the co-owner and VP of Franchise Development at Apex Fun Run. His background in accounting and various other business ventures have given him a breadth of knowledge that he incorporates into his business. Apex Fun Run helps students with leadership skills and character building and schools with funds raised for equipment and other campus needs.