Podcasts about large business

Send us a textA visionary leader on a powerful mission to humanise the world of work – meet Alex Bailey, Global CEO and Co-Founder of Bailey & French, who has redefined what it means to build purpose-driven organisations, placing human connection, wellbeing, and sustainability at the core of business success. For over 20 years, Alex has been a catalyst for change, driving large-scale cultural evolutions that blend ground-breaking research with innovative, people-centred approaches. Her work isn't just about growth – it's about creating environments where individuals and teams thrive, unlocking the full potential of organisations. Her bold vision of a more human world of work isn't just an aspiration – it's a reality that is reshaping industries and empowering people across the globe. Alex recently won ‘Company of the Year' and was a finalist for ‘Businesswoman of the Year 2022' in the Dynamic Business Awards. Under Alex's leadership, Bailey & French has become a global powerhouse. Alex also received the BAHBA Award for Innovation in 2019 and was a Sussex Business Awards finalist for Large Business of the Year 2021.Hit play to experience this powerhouse of a podcast! [04:05s] Genesis of a humanist psychologist  [10:30s] ‘Islands of sanity' for leaders, human sustainability: Biggest shifts in organizational psychology [19:25s] Humanising the world of work[25:25s] Main levers for leaders for human sustainability [31:20s] AI and human sustainability [40:20s] Tipping point for that collective solutioning [45:41s] RWL: READ ‘Homo Prospectus' and other books by Martin SeligmanConnect with Alex on LinkedInFind more about Alex's work at Bailey & French at https://www.baileyandfrench.com/ Connect with Vinay on X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn What did you think about this episode? What would you like to hear more about? Or simply, write in and say hello! podcast@c2cod.comSubscribe to us on your favorite platforms – Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Tune In Alexa, Amazon Music and moreThis podcast is sponsored by C2C-OD, your Organizational Development consulting partner ‘Bringing People and Strategy Together'. Follow @c2cod on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook 

On "Saturday Mornings" with host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys... they talk with Andrew Chow, Generative AI Consultant, on Integrating Gen AI into small and large businesses... and both the promises and pitfalls of this ever-developing technology. This podcast explores the integration of Gen AI  and Andrew describes several AI tools that everyone can use with very little training. Tune in every Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm for thought-provoking conversations and diverse guests. Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform to stay ahead of the curve. #AI #GenerativeAI #technology #business #innovation #podcast #SingaporeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you're managing your business and tracking your income, business expenses can be daunting. It's easy to look at everything you've earned, and think that it isn't enough when wanting to make a big investment. But, you don't want to avoid large investments. You always want to set your business up for success. Those investments help you tremendously in the long run. In today's episode, I walk you through my business procedure. We'll be discussing: What I look at monthly, and the expenses I have coming up so that I know I'll need to set aside so that my business can continue to thrive How to set up your bank account for your business so that you aren't at the mercy of your monthly expenses and aren't feeling like your business is working paycheck to paycheck Why it's important to me that you focus on your recurring monthly revenue If you want more guidance on business expenses and your monthly revenue, then head over to join my Mastermind. We are currently in the fast action enrollment period. You can apply HERE, and due to the fast action window can be eligible for a $5,000 discount. Want to be coached by Leah directly? Head to her waitlist to be the first to know when spots open up. And get the chance to win a FREE intensive with Leah!  Leahgervais.com/waitlist If you want more inside business secrets, then head over to my Seven-Figure Secrets Podcast! There, we discuss what goes on behind the scenes of running a seven figure business, and I give you the scoop on how to make it happen for you.    (Click HERE to tune in)

In this episode of "Growing Forward and Celebrating Success" on The Current Buzz, Kayla and Autumn share the exhilarating news of Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (OEC) and OEC Fiber being honored as the Large Business of the Year. Explore the rich history of OEC, established 87 years ago, and how it continues to innovate and serve its members and subscribers with dedication and pride.

I wanted to chat about an important topic that gets overlooked when starting a small business - running it professionally from the start. I recently recorded a video walking through six key steps small business owners should take to operate like a large corporation: registering for a tax ID, opening a separate business bank account, choosing the right business structure, getting insurance, hiring a bookkeeper and accountant, and obtaining official approvals and stamps. These may sound boring, but they're so critical for protecting yourself legally and financially, saving time on admin, and making your business look legit. I share why each one matters based on my own experience making mistakes! A few key takeaways: Get an EIN even as a sole prop to keep personal and biz finances separate Open that separate bank account to simplify record keeping and reporting Consult a pro on what business structure fits you best tax and liability-wise Insure yourself against risks like lawsuits that could tank your company I hope this video helps you build a strong foundation so you can focus on growth and serving customers, rather than paperwork and compliance. Let me know if it brings up any questions! Would love to hear your experiences implementing these tips as well.  #SmallBusinessTips #BusinessGrowth #ProfessionalismMatters #Entrepreneurship #BusinessCertifications  #EntityType #SmallBizSuccess #OperationalExcellence #RiskManagement #LongTermGrowth The Key Moments  00:00:00 - Starting a Business: The Important Basic Steps   00:02:14 - Importance of Business Bank Account   00:07:31 - Choosing the Right Business Structure   00:11:00 - Importance of Business Insurance   00:14:58 - Hiring a Bookkeeper and Accountant   00:19:39 - Importance of Certifications and Licenses   00:19:39 - Choosing the Right Entity Type   00:19:39 - Operating Like a Large Business   00:19:39 - Investing in Foundational Elements   00:20:43 - Call to Action  Support the showResources: https://affordablebookkeepingandpayroll.com/resource-opt-in Become a supported of the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1522381/support

Our conversation for The Valley Business Today features Cynthia Schneider, CEO of Top of Virginia Regional Chamber and two Greater Good award-winning guests. In the first segment, we talk with Bob Claytor from HN Funkhouser about being recognized with a Lifetime Community Impact Award. Bob shares insights about his family history and the success of HN Funkhouser. He shares advice for residents and business owners to engage with the community through organizations like the Chamber of Commerce and nonprofits. Throughout our conversation, Bob expresses gratitude for his team and shares that the award is on display in the Winchester dispatch office so that all team members can see it and know they are part of the honor it bestows.  In the second segment, we talk with Logan Thompson from Carmeuse Lime & Stone, named Large Business of the Year at the Greater Good Awards Dinner. Logan talks about the history of the company, their product range including lime, limestone, and ground limestone, community engagement, and the challenges they face. He also touches upon CTE education and its impact on individuals' lives.  Find the full list of winners on the chamber's website: https://www.regionalchamber.biz/the-greater-good-awards/ 

Sports team owners for decades have seen enormous tax benefits from their team purchases, dispatching squads of accountants to find write-offs on things from equipment and player salaries to TV rights and more. Now the IRS is looking to make sure all of those savings were above board. The IRS's Large Business and International Division announced the audit campaign last month, making sure the income and deductions taken by sports-related partnerships with large losses are reported in compliance with the tax code. The campaign comes as sports deals continue to reach new heights and the volume of deals remains hot, Robert Raiola, director of the Sports and Entertainment Group at PKF O'Connor Davies, told Bloomberg Tax, adding that rising values are attracting wealthy buyers and investment firms are getting in on the action. On this episode of Talking Tax, Bloomberg Tax reporter Caleb Harshberger spoke with Raiola about how owners have made the most of tax benefits for team ownership and what the new audits could mean for the world of sports. Do you have feedback on this episode of Talking Tax? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

As part of the 8th annual High Country Economic Kickoff Luncheon, the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce was pleased to present the 2023 Watauga County Business of the Year awards. This ceremony was presented thanks to the support of Carolina Mountain Title.On this week's Mind Your Business, we revisit the podium speeches from each of our winners, which could possibly serve as motivation for those that are charting their own progress for 2024.Mind Your Business is a weekly production of the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce. It's presented each week thanks to the sponsorship support of Appalachian Commercial Real Estate.Support the show

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Wednesday, Jan. 18  Cure your winter blues with a cozy stay at a WV state park lodge. The new Clorox plant wins Large Business of the Year in Berkeley County. And WV Corrections is hiring! Get great pay, benefits, and opportunities for advancement...apply now! … on today's daily304. #1 – From WV STATE PARKS – Embark on a winter escape at West Virginia State Parks by reserving a cozy lodge stay that promises an ideal mix of adventure and relaxation.  After a day of chilly adventures, find solace beside enchanting fireplaces or retreat to comfortable rooms equipped with all of the essentials. All park lodges include full-service restaurants, banquet facilities, gift shops, meeting rooms and cozy lobbies. Some even feature indoor pools, fitness rooms and spas. If your idea of fun involves winter sports, plan a stay at Blackwater Falls where you can experience the longest sled run on the East Coast, or Canaan Valley Resort, where you can enjoy everything from skiing and tubing to ice skating. If relaxation is your No. 1 goal, warm up with a rejuvenating massage at Stonewall, Canaan, Pipestem and Cacapon Resort, which all feature full-service spas. Visit www.wvstateparks.com to book your winter lodge stay today! Read more: https://wvstateparks.com/you-have-to-plan-a-snowy-stay-at-these-west-virginia-state-park-lodges/   #2 – From BERKELEY CO DEVELOPMENT –  Congratulations to Clorox for winning Large Business of the Year at The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce 97th Annual Dinner Meeting.  Located at Berkeley County Business Park, the plant produces the company's Fresh Step and Scoop Away products. “Eighty seven percent of the staff today is from West Virginia, so we're hiring locally and creating job opportunities,” process engineer John Wood said. Check out the Development Authority of Berkeley County on YouTube to hear what staff members have to say about working for Clorox in Berkeley County! Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUKTntWWdUo   #3 – From JOBCASE – Explore a stable and rewarding career with the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation. New opportunities and incentives are available! As a correctional officer, you'll play a pivotal role in ensuring public safety, upholding public trust and contributing to a higher purpose. You'll get a starting annual salary of $40,000, paid training, great benefits, and opportunities for advancement.  Sound good? Visit Jobcase to find out who's hiring! Learn more: https://www.jobcase.com/articles/wv-dcr   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

Mafalda Alves Dias leads Vodafone Portugal's Large Business & Public Sector, advocating dignity and innovation. With over seven years at Vodafone, she shapes strategies and drives tech-driven solutions, focusing on cyber security, startup mentorship, and healthcare technology. Her leadership emphasizes respect and innovation in equal measure. On The Menu: 1. Unveiling Vodafone Portugal's public sector role 2. Analyzing strategy discrepancy: Vodafone's public and private sector approaches 3. Harnessing data insights: Vodafone's impactful analytics initiatives 4. Data privacy and cybersecurity at Vodafone: Mafalda Alves Dias' insights 5. Bridging the digital divide: Vodafone's vision for sustainable initiatives 6. Vision amidst Vodafone's telecom innovation

If you are are an Entrepreneurs, A Coffee Lover, Small or Large Business owners or just want to her two women have a fun chat than you are in luck with Today's Food Adventures Podcast episode I am sitting down and chatting with the amazing @darleenscherer. She is a marketing maven, coffee enthusiast and Co-Founder of the incredible CO based marketing company, Chairlift Coffee Lab! Grab your favorite cup of coffee and let's do this!

Today I'm talking with Annie Bevan, sustainability collaborator, facilitator, visionary, and changemaker. She's an Impact Icon, CEO of mindful MATERIALS, founder and CEO of SMSC, and global head of sustainability for Superior Essex, but most importantly what I have come to appreciate and love the most is she's a good human being.Her desire and drive to fight for better for those and what she cares about is unmatched. Our conversation gives you a little insight into the woman behind the work. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.Meet the 2022 Impact IconsFollow along with Impact Icons on Instagram and LinkedInImpact Icons is an Imagine a Place Production, presented by OFS, Mortarr, and Ecomedes, Inc.

This year, the CLT Alliance Foundation is unveiling the inaugural Tate Awards. This celebration will recognize excellence in business leadership and highlight the accomplishments of outstanding change agents, entrepreneurs, and businesses of all sizes in the Charlotte Region. In this podcast, hear from CLT Alliance Board Chair Kieth Cockrell and CLT Alliance Foundation Chair Chris Moxley about the need to support small business leaders and how this event benefits the Charlotte Region. 

The IRS closed more than 72,000 appeals last year and its Chief Counsel's Office received more than 65,000 cases. That's a lot of disputes. Safe to say they are about rules. Following rules. Not following rules. Questioning rules. Then, there are rules about rules that the IRS must follow.  The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) is such a beast. The APA places requirements on federal agencies when engaged in a “rule making” that has the force and effect of law. The APA has become a focal point in tax litigation, due in large part to the IRS's record of refusing to comply with the law's notice-and-comment mandate. In his article for the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, our guest – Jeffrey S. Luechtefeld, shareholder at Chamberlain Hrdlicka – wrote about challenging the IRS, recent trends in tax litigation, and the future of APA challenges. And now, he's here on our humble podcast.  Jeff is a tax controversy and litigation attorney with a strong technical tax background and a deep understanding of the inner workings of the agency. Jeff advocates on behalf of clients in IRS examinations, appeals and litigation. Previously, he led the regional tax controversy practice for a Big Four accounting firm. He began his career with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel as a litigator, eventually becoming a Special Trial Attorney in the Large Business and International Division. Jeff received his JD from the University of Missouri, Columbia School of Law. I hope you enjoy the episode. If so, give us a rating!This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation. The Journal is a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences, and the Fastcase legal research family, which includes Full Court Press, Law Street Media, and Docket Alarm -- all now part of vLex. If you have comments or wish to participate in one our projects please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com. I'm often polite. Tom HagyLitigation Enthusiast andHost of the Emerging Litigation PodcastHome PageLinkedIn 

Brett Large, the Heat and Frost Insulators Local 19 business manager, joined the America's Work Force Union podcast and discussed the new methods his Local uses to grow their apprenticeship program. Large also talked about the first “Senior Signing Day” and the Local's first female apprentice to compete in the Insulators Master Apprenticeship Competition in Houston.  Labor Management Relations- Vice President of the American Federation of Government Employees Local C220, Donna Winston, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast and talked about understaffing issues with the Social Security Administration. Winston also discussed the causes of the high turnover rate with new employees and what could be done to improve the situation.

From humble beginnings to CBAD's “Best Large Business of the Year” 2023 – it's the inspiring journey of John Stevenson Plumbing, Heating and Air. In this episode, Brett interviews John Stevenson, the founder of John Stevenson Plumbing, Heating, and Air - CBAD's “Best Large Business of the Year” 2023. They discuss John's journey, how he started his business with just a single truck in 1990 and how he overcame all the challenges the business faced through hard work, perseverance, and a genuine caring for others.  John shares his vision for how he creates inspired careers and long-term growth opportunities for his 115 employees, delves into the importance of leadership and training, and emphasizes the significance of teaching them both technical and leadership skills. John also highlights his employee-centric policies, such as a four-day workweek and holiday pay, and the positive impact they have on job satisfaction and customer service. And finally, he shares his company's partnership with the Rancho Coastal Humane Society and the transformative effect of their company culture.  Listen in, and you'll easily see why they became the “Best Large Business of the Year”!  Let's Get Social! Website: https://www.johnstevensonplumbing.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jsp_hvac/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JohnStevensonPlumbingHeatingandAir YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Charlieshowtoforhomeowners/featured Produced by Imagine Podcasting and recorded at the John Sanders Podcast Studio at the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce. Visit the studio here https://www.imaginepodcasting.com/studio

Today's important guest is Molly McAdams of Palmetto Benefit Solutions. She's a good friend of mine; she has been assisting small business owners by creating attraction and retention tools, which help improve their overall culture. I'm very excited to hear what she has to say about how business owners can continue to grow their thriving business. She's a woman of faith who is happily married, she's a high achiever, and she can speak with business owners about how they may increase their key value drivers and what their actionable KPIs look like. She can help them become an effective eligible employer by making them competitive with the rest of their industry. Molly shares that having your own small business is basically running your own little conglomerate inside of a larger corporation. It gives you the skills and the technical knowledge on how to create positive ripple effects in your own life, your employees' lives, and in your customers' lives. Sharing her knowledge of the employee benefit space and finding money on the customers' balance sheets to show them it's cost-effective to implement these attraction tools will help them grow their business to be the entity they've dreamed about.  You can find Molly here: Molly McAdams LinkedIn And here: molly@palmettobenefits.net 

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A mom of 2 Bre Miller came to us at a great point in her business from a structure standpoint but felt like she hit a ceiling in terms of where she needed to go from achieving 30k months. She admits there's only so much time in the day and if you've felt that way too, this is a can't miss episode. We discuss her results in IFCA getting to 70k months while working 30 hours a week, how she grew her company with a small following, why you should master sales and outreach before outsourcing it, and more!   Time Stamps:   (1:12) From 30k Months to 70k Months (3:19) Breaking The Belief on Pricing (4:19) Bre's Typical Week (12:44) Bringing in Talent, Profitability, and Relieving Bandwidth (15:16) Bre's Biggest Challenge in Business (18:14) Funny Story about Bre's First Investment (20:17) Large Business with Small Following (23:32) Hiring Before Mastering Sales and Outreach ---------- Learn More About Impact Fitness Coaching Academy,   To Learn More About I.F.C.A. - And How We've Helped More Than 1,700 Fitness Coaches, Experts, and Influencers Grow a 5-35k+ Month Online Fitness Business Without Paid Ads, Complicated Funnels, or Even Having a Large Social Media Following    Click Here→ to VISIT THE IFCA PAGE  ---------- GIVEAWAY!  Leave a rating + review on iTunes, and Have a Chance To Win a $200 Amazon Gift Card + Special Prizes! Winners Announced Monthly on The Episode. Simply leave a review, and send a screenshot to the Fit Biz Podcast Instagram Page!

On this week's episode of Talking Tax, we bring you two discussions that focus on some of the biggest developments facing multinationals' tax departments. First, OECD tax head Grace Perez-Navarro shares with Bloomberg Tax reporter Isabel Gottlieb a glimpse into what's coming next from the global tax deal: the transfer pricing simplification plan known as Amount B, details on which unilateral measures will be revoked, and more guidance on the global minimum tax. Next, the acting commissioner of the IRS's Large Business and International Division, Holly Paz, talks to Bloomberg Tax reporter Michael Rapoport about where her team is focusing, including on transfer pricing audits and partnerships' disclosure of foreign income. These discussions took place at Bloomberg Tax's Nov. 17 Leadership Forum. Do you have feedback on this episode of Talking Tax? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

Are you a Small or Medium Business (SMB) or a Large Business grappling with infosec challenges? Dane moved from a large, well-funded organization to a smaller organization which accelerated global business growth during his tenure! Join us as we discuss these differences and how to adapt to the different environments. To view the article from the CISO COMPASS Book that sparked this interview, please visit: https://files.scmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/CISOSTORIES_DaneSandersen_Article.pdf Sandersen, D. 2019. Moving From a Large Company to Small-Medium-Sized Company as CISO. In CISO COMPASS: Navigating Cybersecurity Leadership Challenges with Insights from Pioneers, 1st Ed, pgs. 484-485. Fitzgerald, T. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fl. www.amazon.com/author/toddfitzgerald. This segment is sponsored by Wiz. Visit https://securityweekly.com/wiz to learn more about them! Visit https://securityweekly.com/csp for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/cyberleaders Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cybersecuritycollaborative/ Visit https://securityweekly.com/csp for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/csp97

In this episode, John and Jason are joined by Vicky Jinks, who works with the boys, helping to look after One Percent Club members. Together, they discuss how to grow a small business into a large business - using the same “1% better each week” strategy that they preach. You'll hear:: Why people's definitions of “small” and “large” businesses are highly individual. How even the largest, trillion-dollar businesses started as tiny upstarts. The importance of getting started. Accepting that version 1.0 will look nothing like version 10! When to stop growing.

Last year, Buffalo area trauma nurse Shondra Brown wrote The Black Professional's Guide: How to Navigate White Privilege in the Workplace" based on real life experiences and observations. One year later she will join Dave Debo to talk more about what has changed, what has stayed the same, and what black and brown employees need to know as they enter a changing workplace.Shai Arnold is the founder of Nurah and Associates, a DEI consultant that works with small businesses and larger corporate partners. How do these companies scale DEI throughout their entire organization?

Jeremy Jones and his team are building a full service agency inside of Mailchimp, and they're doing work any ad agency would love to have done. On this week's episode, Jeremy talks about his career and how MailChimp uses their brand to drive everything they do.  00:18 - Jeremy Intro01:34 - Doing work with soul03:58 - How did you get to Mailchimp05:52 - Story of Mailchimp07:56 - Mailchimp Magic09:39 - Empowering the underdog10:32 - Small business vs Large enterprise14:19 - How does Mailchimp fit into Intuit world15:59 - Brand Articulation19:58 - Importance of design22:28 - Design & Tone of Voice25:22- Wynk26:22 - Dream project27:22 - Bringing creative dreams into your role32:44 - Keeping creatives motivated34:08 - Purpose https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyejones/https://mailchimp.comhttps://www.facebook.com/mailchimp/https://twitter.com/Mailchimphttps://www.instagram.com/mailchimp/https://www.linkedin.com/company/intuitmailchimp/https://www.youtube.com/user/Mailchimphttps://www.pinterest.com/mailchimp/

You learn a lot about business when you have to survive turbulent economic times. It forces you to dig deep into your core business skills and find a way to keep winning. In today's conversation, we sat down with @Cesar Hasselman to talk about his journey of building a business in South America while wrestling with the political challenges and then facing an economic crisis while leading a business of 120 employees. You will learn a lot from the four cycles of a business concept that Cesar shares, so stay tuned.Check out the full interview at the businesstalklibrary.com/interviews. #businesstalklibrary #accounting #finance #businesscontent #content

Welcome to the Managing CRE Risk podcast, where we believe that if you can identify, understand, and manage risk, you can take huge leaps in your CRE journey and find more success along the way. Today, we have an interesting topic to cover. We talk about what risk managers do in huge corporations, and how you can implement their processes into your own business. We guarantee that this episode will shift your concept of how risk works on your properties. Join us and learn more about managing CRE risks and unleashing your profits at shineinsurance.com/managing-commercial-real-estate-risk! “Whether you have a risk manager or not, these five steps should be happening in your business.” Even if you have a small business, you can implement the processes that risk managers do in big corporations. Today, we share with you 5 steps that you should take when you're navigating the risk with your portfolio.   Risk identification.Look at your properties, contracts, and your relationships with other people and identify where are the weaknesses in your systems. Risk impact.Review the physical, relationship, external, and system risks you just identified, and try to understand their impact on your business. Prioritize.Find the biggest, most impactful issues in your business that need to be solved the fastest. Manage the risk.Address the issues you prioritized and find the solution for them. Monitor the situation.Now, that you solved the most impactful issues, make sure to monitor them over time.   Go through this cycle over and over again. In big corporations, risk managers go over this list at least once a year, but sometimes every quarter.   So now, we encourage you to go through these 5 steps to manage the risk in your business. Share your insights with us on social media! Mentioned in the show: Shineinsurance.com Jeremy's LinkedIn www.shineinsurance.com/managing-commercial-real-estate-risk The REI Clarity Framework Need an instant insurance ballpark for your next Multifamily deal?! Answer 9 simple questions and we'll give you a sense of what insurance should be. Visit us here for everything you need to know: https://www.shineinsurance.com/ballpark/        If you enjoyed this podcast, there's a couple of things we need you to do right now:    SUBSCRIBE to Managing Commercial Real Estate Risk on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts    While you there, please RATE & REVIEW the show    SHARE with friends   Finally, please, JOIN the Managing Commercial Real Estate Risk Facebook Group Then, please share the show with whoever you think it will inspire. Until the next time, We truly appreciate you listening. Need the CRE Insurance Guy? More great stories & information at: Youtube – Blog – Podcast If you enjoyed this episode, then you'll love these ones: 112: Quadrant Of Risk 110: 3 Silos Of Risk 108: Success Is Built On 3 Es

Prior to launching Global Tax Law PLLC, Christine worked at Deloitte Tax LLP, DLA Piper LLP, and McDermott Will & Emery LLP in the international tax and private client groups. During law school, Christine interned at the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service in the Large Business and International (LB&I) Division. Christine earned a Bachelor of Science in International Business and French Literature from The Florida State University, a Master of Arts in International Business from the University of Florida, a Juris Doctor from the University of Connecticut, and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation from Northwestern University.  Christine also studied at the University of Salamanca in Spain, the Linguistic University of Nizhny Novgorod in Russia, and both La Sorbonne and Sciences Po in Paris. She is fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese and has studied several other languages. In our conversation, we discuss several topics, including: What led Christine to becoming an attorney The steps of relocating internationally What an accidental citizen is Who an ideal client is The biggest obstacles she is facing with her law firm Enjoy the show!   Connect with Kris: Website: https://www.lpfadvisors.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristopher-flammang-lpfadv/ Twitter: @kflammang Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We recorded today's conversation for The Valley Business Today on location at Shaffer's BBQ & Market in Middletown. Shaffer's owner, Matt was recently named the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber's Small Business of the Year at their Greater Good Awards which took place on Thursday, March 24, 2022 at Shenandoah Valley Golf Club. Vanessa McAllister, Director of Programs & Events for the chamber was my co-host today. Joining us for the conversation was Frederick County Sheriff, Lenny Millholland who was recently named Citizen of the Year, and Barry Lee who received the Lifetime Community Impact Award. We talked about the event and what being winning meant to each of them. The conversation was full of stories and laughter. The purpose of the “Greater Good Awards” is to celebrate outstanding individuals and businesses for the contributions they make to the quality of life and economic stability of our region through genuine community commitment, dedication to excellence, and ethical and creative business practices. Award winners are chosen by an impartial committee of past Chamber board chairs. Awards include Large Business of the Year, Small Business of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, Non-profit of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Emerging Leader Award, James R. Wilkins Sr. Legacy Award, and Lifetime Community Impact Award. Other award winners from the event were: Katrina Smith - RE/MAX Synergy | Entrepreneur of the Year Valley Proteins, Inc. | Large Business of the Year David Kent | Emerging Leader Winchester Rescue Mission | Non-Profit of the Year Vanessa also told us about the newly named Legacy Awards Before we wrapped our conversation, Vanessa gave us a few details for some upcoming events: Corporate Challenge, Valor Awards & Valley Business Women's Night Out. For more information about the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber or to watch the replay of the Greater Good Awards, visit their website: https://www.regionalchamber.biz/  and follow them on Facebook.

History of the IRS name. As early as the year 1918, the Bureau of Internal Revenue began using the name "Internal Revenue Service" on at least one tax form. In 1953, the name change to the "Internal Revenue Service" was formalized in Treasury Decision 6038. Current organization. The 1980s saw a reorganization of the IRS. A bipartisan commission was created with several mandates, among them to increase customer service and improve collections. Congress later enacted the Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998. Because of that Act, the IRS now functions under four major operating divisions: Large Business and International (LB&I), Small Business/Self-Employed (SB/SE), Wage and Investment (W&I), and Tax Exempt & Government Entities (TE/GE). Effective October 1, 2010, the name of the Large and Mid-Size Business division was changed to the Large Business & International (LB&I) division. While there is some evidence that customer service has improved, lost tax revenues in 2001 were over $323 billion. The IRS is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and does most of its computer programming in Maryland. It currently operates five submission processing centers which process returns sent by mail and returns filed electronically via E-file. Different types of returns are processed at the various centers with some centers processing individual returns and others processing business returns. Originally, there were ten submission processing centers across the country. In the early 2000s, the IRS closed five centers: Andover, MA; Holtsville, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Atlanta, GA; and Memphis, TN. This currently leaves five centers processing returns: Austin, TX; Covington, KY; Fresno, CA; Kansas City, MO; and Ogden, UT. In October 2016 the IRS announced that three more centers will close over a six-year period: Covington, KY in 2019; Fresno, CA in 2021; and Austin, TX in 2024. This will leave Kansas City, MO and Ogden, UT as the final two submission processing centers after 2024. The IRS also operates three computer centers around the country (in Detroit, Michigan; Martinsburg, West Virginia; and Memphis, Tennessee). Deputy Commissioners. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is assisted by two deputy commissioners. The Deputy Commissioner for Operations Support reports directly to the Commissioner and oversees the IRS's integrated support functions, facilitating economy of scale efficiencies and better business practices. The Deputy Commissioner for Operations Support provides executive leadership for customer service, processing, tax law enforcement and financial management operations and is responsible for overseeing IRS operations and providing executive leadership on policies, programs and activities. The Deputy assists and acts on behalf of the IRS Commissioner in directing, coordinating and controlling the policies, programs and activities of the IRS; in establishing tax administration policy, and developing strategic issues and objectives for IRS strategic management. The Deputy Commissioner for Services and Enforcement reports directly to the Commissioner and oversees the four primary operating divisions responsible for the major customer segments and other taxpayer-facing functions. The Deputy Commissioner for Services and Enforcement serves as the IRS Commissioner's essential assistant acting on behalf of the commissioner in establishing and enforcing tax administration policy and upholding IRS's mission to provide America's taxpayers top-quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/law-school/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/law-school/support

Could you really unplug from your business for an extended period? What would that look like? How could you make it happen? What would happen to your business in your absence? These are all questions we're answering today with my guest, Greg Howlett. Greg is the CEO of CaringSunshine.com and Cobblestone Trade, and he recently went off-grid, completely unplugged, for five weeks with his family. As business owners, we all struggle with the work-life balance, so I brought Greg on today to discuss how he is able to step away from his business without things falling apart. Listen in as he shares how you can make it work in your business, the lessons he has learned from years of making unplugged time a priority, and the first step to actually making it happen for yourself.  You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/382xLdi Interested in our Private Community for 7-Figure Store Owners?  Learn more here.   Want to hear about new episodes and eCommerce news round-ups?  Subscribe via email.

Tom Brandt is the Chief Risk Officer for the Internal Revenue Service in the United States, where he leads the agency's enterprise risk and audit management programs. Prior to that, he was the Director of Planning and Research in the IRS's Large Business and International Division, with responsibility for the division's workload selection and risk identification processes. In 2016, Tom served as the Head of the Tax Administration Unit at the OECD in Paris, where he led the work of the Forum on Tax Administration, a body that brings together the leaders of tax administrations from more than 50 countries. After returning to the IRS in 2017, he founded and continues to serve as Chair of the OECD's Enterprise Risk Management Community of Interest. He's been a member of the Board of Directors for the Association for Federal Enterprise Risk Management and served as its President in 2019.

How To Grow A Small Business Into A Large BusinessThree overlooked, but crucial factors for growing a small business:1. Competent Team Members2. Processes and Procedures3. TechnologySome small business owners consider making enough money to pay the bills and occasionally enjoy a vacation to be the epitome of success. For others, keeping their small business small is simply not enough. Many entrepreneurs have a goal of growing their small businesses into large ones with the potential for greater profits and reach.Acknowledging that you can't do it all is an important step in opening your business up for growth opportunities. Additionally, bringing in good people who are experts in their fields can help inspire your work and get your business on the track for progress.Invest In Your PeopleIt's that simple. Agencies are service businesses and those services are provided by people. So get the best people, give them the best training and engage them in providing the best possible service to your clients. You can't grow if you don't retain your clients. It's OK to have a slower onboarding of new clients as long as you retain them.Create The Right Systems And ProcessesYou can't build a sustainable seven-figure business without creating effective systems and processes. Create systems that allow you to delegate, outsource, and hire a team to execute on a day-to-day business. This frees you up to focus on big-picture strategic objectives that drive the growth of your business. Think About ScaleAn important tip is to always think about scale. Automate where you can and outsource what's not absolutely core to your business.

We pre-recorded today's conversation via Zoom for The Valley Business Today with Kory Campbell from Top of Virginia Regional Chamber for an update from the 2021 Greater Good Award ceremony. Kory's guests were Adrian Taylor & Jeremy Shen from YHB, recent winners of the Large Business of the Year award; and Greg Vossler, recent winner of the Emerging Leader award. Kory gave us a recap of the evening's (in-person) events and told us who won each of the awards. Greg, Adrian & Jeremy told us how excited and honored they were to win the award(s) and sang the praises of the chamber for the success of the event.

In this not-an-addendum: a custody dispute, a cinematic excursus on the Ford Taurus, a turtleneck sponsorship opportunity, a murder, a new old man thing

Mike Alden is the President and CEO of Blue Vase Marketing, a multimillion-dollar full-service direct response marketing agency. Under his leadership, Blue Vase Marketing grew from a small call center into a comprehensive marketing management company ranked by Inc. magazine for 3 years in a row as one of the nation’s 5000 fastest-growing private companies. The agency was also named the 2015 Large Business of the Year by the Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce. Mike is a 3x best-selling author of the books, Ask More, Get More, 5% More, and Blueprint to Business. Mike has launched and pitched dozens of successful products in a variety of advertising mediums and has been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, and CNBC.com. In this episode… It takes courage, confidence, and belief in yourself to take an idea from concept to (successful) execution. As an entrepreneur, this requires two things: trying new stuff and stepping outside your comfort zone.  Being an entrepreneur means that you have to think outside the box, otherwise how will you set yourself apart in the market? The best you can do is try—and if things don't work out, learn from your mistakes, accept the failure, and use that knowledge to come up with a better idea for your next try. Every entrepreneur fails at one point in their entrepreneurial journey: it means you’re doing something right. In this week's episode of the Innovations and Breakthroughs Podcast, Rich Goldstein sits down with Mike Alden, the President and CEO of Blue Vase Marketing, to talk about the importance of entrepreneurs stepping outside their lanes and embracing failure. They discuss the value of resiliency, Mike's bestseller secrets, and why you need to work on balancing between being optimistic and seeing reality.

Mark DiTondo, LUTCF & Top Sales Strategist for Business Owner Retirement Plans with Whole Life Products discusses sales strategies that have helped agents set sales records! Mark is a graduate of Cornell University and holds Series 7 and 63 licenses, in addition Mark is the recipient of Lafayette Life's Regional of the year award and Joint Chiefs of staff qualifier.  Mark was also a Presidents Club Qualifier for three consecutive years!  

BIV is recognizing six business leaders with the annual CEO Of The Year award. This three-part series of interviews looks at their challenges of leading their organizations in the pandemic. This podcast features Shahrzad Rafati, CEO and Founder of BroadbandTV Corp. (winner in the Large Business category) and Milton Carrasco, CEO and President of Transoft Solutions (winner in the Small Business category). They are in conversation with BIV publisher and editor-in-chief Kirk LaPointe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The payoff of growing a business and selling it can be HUGE! Even if you have zero intention of selling your business for a big payday, you should still build your business as if you are going to sell it someday. In this episode, Michael Branning, former CEO of Avtec, joins Matt Thompson to discuss how to successfully start and build a large business and sell it on the open market.https://www.thebrainstormradio.comMatt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/splashmattMike: https://www.linkedin.com/in/splashmakerhttps://www.instagram.com/brain_stormshowIG handles: @splashmatt @splashmakermikeFull-Service Marketing by Splash Omnimedia:https://www.splashomnimedia.comLeadership Training: Next Degree Leaderhttps://www.nextdegreeleader.com

"Promote the unique benefits of your business when recruiting new employees."Text Me: +1 (912) 331-4700In today's episode, I discuss how small businesses can compete with higher-paying large businesses in the recruiting process.Sign Up for Free Coaching Session / Coaching Review CallDownload the Free Contractor's Business Systems DeckWant to speed up your path to success? Looking for some support for your business or career?Consider one of our coaching programs to get the support you need. Click below and complete the quick survey and we can schedule a call to discuss the benefits of working with me directly.Schedule a Coaching Review CallThanks for Listening!Have questions or comments?Leave a voice message here.Comment on our Facebook page here.Ask a question at Ask the CoachI would love your feedback:Leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. 1 Star of 5 Star, I love your feedback and read every review.Leave a review on our Facebook page.Listen Anywhere!Subscribe on iTunes or StitcherListen on Alexa just say "Alexa, play The Contracting Coachcast podcast."Online at ContractingCoach.comor on your favorite Podcast PlayerWant More?Check out these other great resources:The Contracting Coach AcademyThe Contracting Coach Resources

Jeremy Nicholson sits down with Jason Durden, in this episode of The Resonance podcast for a chat about distressed prompt prices, what has caused them, what businesses might expect, and who might benefit.

With the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 2020 set to occur as a live broadcast event Friday May 29th, we are bringing you a series of podcasts showcasing the finalists across a multitude of categories. In this episode, Lawyers Weekly editor Emma Ryan is joined by Phillip Hunter from Carlyle Kingswood Global, Gold Partner of the 30 Under 30 live broadcast awards, and two finalists who discuss their time within the corporate counsel (large business) space, and share how they feel having gained recognition as part of the upcoming awards.

Mike Alden is the CEO of http://www.bluevasemarketing.com/ (Blue Vase Marketing LLC), a multimillion-dollar full-service direct response marketing agency offering media production, sales, and customer satisfaction, call centers, warehouse, and fulfillment analytics.  Under his leadership, Blue Vase grew from a small call center into a comprehensive marketing management company, ranked by Inc magazine for three years in a row as one of the nation's 5000 fastest-growing private companies and named the 2015 Large Business of the Year by the https://greaterbeverlychamber.com/ (Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce). In this episode, Mike talks about how a serial entrepreneur and attorney like himself ended up losing his merchant processors and half a million dollars in just one day and the valuable lessons that he learned through this experience. He also shares some tools and tactics that he has used in the supplement space that is now being applied to the hemp industry and, most importantly, why hiring an attorney should be a priority if you're starting a cannabis and hemp business.

In the latest Covid-19 call with our team at Barclays Corporate Banking, we hear from our FX and trade teams on the latest in the marketplace, as well as from our coverage team on the large business loan scheme recently announced by the UK Treasury. For the latest and details to join our calls as they go out live, visit www.barclayscorporate.com/covid-19

In Episode 293, Tucker continues his Rock Stars Of Real Estate Series with three great interviews talking all about Building and Growing a Large Business. He shares clips from some great interviews he's done with Don Costa, Joe Evangelisti and Bryan Blankenship. Each interview gives great insight into each of their team and business structures as well as what they do to continue growing and profiting! Tune in to get inspired and educated! Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes or Stitcher for all future episodes!

Today we are talking about doubt and skepticism in your own business and how they are crushing your forward movement with your business. The difference between a big business marketing and the small business marketing is the large businesses have already proven to themselves they can grow and are willing to do what it takes to grow. When you're early in your growth path and you're at the crossroads going from DIY (do it yourself) to DFY (done for you) business, this is that bridge between the Small business to Large Business. This is where you run into doubt and skepticism. You start to doubt those you hire and wonder if they can even do the job and do it as well as you. You can't be an expert at everything. When you start to have doubt it then creates skepticism. Once you're skeptical you start looking for problems and leading to disbelief. You're proving to yourself that there are problems by finding problems. Disbelief eroads effort. In my experience working with a bigger company is easier. This is because they are past the doubt and skepticism and they know what it costs to bring in experts, they know what it's going to take to get to the next step. There is no cheaper way around going from DIY to DFY. Really think about your standing before making the move from DIY to DFY. Are you ready to let go? Don't waste the money if you're not ready. Don't bring the Doubt and Skepticism to the table and eroad the relationship between yourself and the one your hiring. If you're interested in the next masterclass go to TMCmastery.com and get on the waiting list to receive more information. Do you need a CHANGE in your marketing? Are you the Change Agent or the Change Maker? Either way, if you want to make your business very big, get more willing and able customers who love what you have to offer, and create an impact in the process, go download our free marketing guide at www.freemarketingcanvas.com. •Watch the podcast on [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBsNUHeU-HiZtjra-KtWP7Q) •Follow us on [Facebook](http://facebook.com/gingerzumaetahq) #marketing #sales #customers #masterclass #coaching #doubt #skepticism --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/usablemarketing/support

We were in the studio for The Valley Business Today with Emily Buhl from the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber along with her guests - Greater Good award winners: Christy Foltz was here from American Woodmark: American Woodmark was the recipient of the Large Business of the Year award. American Woodmark was created by a group of local businessmen in 1980. Since that time it has grown into a billion dollar corporation by creating strong partnerships, positioning resources, taking risks, being creative, understanding their market, and using smart and ethical business practices.   They have weathered economic downturns and created the largest selling brand of its kind in the United States. American Woodmark has been able to launch products and services that have adapted to meet the ever-evolving needs of consumers for the past 37 years. Between the parent company and a local division it employs over 500 people in the Winchester, Frederick County, and Clark County region. Timothy Coyne was the recipient of the Citizen of the Year Award. Tim Coyne has served as the Public Defender in Winchester since 2004.  Since that time he has seen firsthand the adverse impact of addiction on many of the clients he serves in the court system, and on our community.  He has seen lives taken too soon and others destroyed, families torn apart, and children entering the foster care system because of parental substance use.  Because of this experience and his passion for our community, he was part of a grassroots effort to form the Northern Shenandoah Valley Substance Abuse Coalition (NSVSAC), a diverse, community-based organization that is working to address the addiction epidemic that is plaguing the Northern Shenandoah Valley.  Tim serves as the Vice-Chairman of the organization whose mission it is to collaborate with community partners to identify and develop effective resources to ensure that the necessary continuum of care for substance abuse and addiction services are available to all members of the community.  He was the chairman of the Best Practices Committee of the NSVSAC which identified Drug Treatment Courts as a best practice across the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation.  Tim led local efforts to create the North West Regional Adult Drug Treatment Court, the first of its kind in our area.  The Drug Treatment Court serves as an alternative to incarceration and provides treatment to individuals so that they may become successful, contributing members of society.  The program launched on August 16, 2016 and in November, 2017 during the program's first commencement, three clients were celebrated for successfully completing the program. Tim was voted by other law leaders in the Commonwealth as the 2017 Leader of the Year and was presented the award during the Leaders in Law Conference in October.  He was selected in a secret ballot of 30 lawyers who'd been named this year's Leaders in the Law by the Virginia Lawyers Weekly paper.  They included defense attorneys, prosecutors, and a judge. Jacqueline Shoemaker, owner of Winchester Weight Loss, was the recipient of the Entrepreneur of the Year award. Jacqueline created her company after almost 20 years in the health care industry and much research and study in their area of focus. She began to question conventional standards of care and government recommendations that to them obviously were not working. Winchester Weight Loss was formed in 2012 and opened its doors in 2013 with one employee.  In the last five years it has realized much success and grown to seven employees and opened a second location. Jacqueline is dedicated to improving the health and wellness of the community, they are also committed to community service.  Winchester Weight Loss has been instrumental in bringing accomplished authors and physicians to the area in support of community wellness education events.  They have donated time and resources to local non-profits such as the Youth Development Center and the Winchester Medical Center Cancer Foundation and served on the board of CLEAN.  Jacqueline helped to develop the Glow Run and Tot Trot race. Keighley Gore with Gore's Meats was also in the studio. Gore's Meats was the recipient of the Small Business of the Year award. Gore's Meats was started in Frederick County in 1961 to serve an unmet need in the community, and is now in its 57th year and 4th generation of family operation.  Over the decades the family ceased opportunities to expand the business and it now has three locations in the Northern Shenandoah Valley.  They employ 30 employees and break production records each year.  Gore's Meats opened a retail location in Stephens City in 2011, and this year will have another opportunity to relocate and expand the retail operation. The business philosophy of this company is that by upholding the values of providing a high quality product, ethical business practices, and excellent customer service it is possible for them to prosper, and in turn to support the economy and needs of the community in which they live.  These values are extremely important to this business, and how they have become “A Name You Know, Quality You Trust”. Gore's Meats is without question extremely community minded. Among many others their participation includes the Newtown Heritage Festival, American Red Cross blood drives, the Chain of Checks, Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Bright Futures Frederick County, the Kiwanis Club of Winchester, and the Virginia Tech Alumni Association. In 2017 the company helped with over 40 fundraisers, non-profits and public organizations by donating well over $60,000 of product, funding and support. To quote this business, “The right ingredients and a tried and true recipe provides the best dinners to gather around; the way the right employees, products, service and a proven record of good business practices provides the best small business to gather around and benefit the community.”  

We had a full house in the studio for The Valley Business Today with co-host Emily Buhl, Marketing Director for the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber and her her "award winning guests " - Mark Merrill, Valley Health President & CEO and Joe Silek, Chairman of the Valley Health System Board of Trustees (Valley Health was chosen as Large Business of the Year) along with Allison Dillow, Marketing Director for BK Connected Solutions and Kate Horton, President & CEO of BK Connected Solutions (BK Connected Solutions was chosen as Entrepreneur of the Year.) Emily filled us in on the process from being nominated, to selection to announcement for the Greater Good awards. We also talked to each of the winners about their involvement in our community and what this award has meant to them personally and for their business. For more information about the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber, visit their website: http://www.regionalchamber.biz/  

Welcome to our 28th episode in our newer podcast series where we cover everything related to investing in tax-delinquent real estate. In other words, we focus on properties where the owners have not paid the property taxes. As a husband and wife investing team, we've done nearly 3,500 deals – in land and houses – with little competition and big profits. And we want to share what we know with you. In today's episode, we're covering something a bit different – we're talking with best-selling author and business expert Mike Michalowicz all about business building, which is crucial for real estate investing, because after all – it is a business. And when you are in business, you need to follow certain principles and strategies to continue to grow your business, which we'll cover today. And, of course, in a business, you aim to not only make money – but keep that money – so we'll touch on that as well. Mike is so super smart and we are thrilled he's joining us and providing tons of amazing business-building info – you will be too! This will change the way you think about your REI business. So, thanks for tuning into […] The post FCP 028: Interview with Mike Michalowicz on How to Grow a Large Business with Profit First appeared first on Forever Cash - Education for a Financially Independent Life.