Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark S Lee

It's been said that good time management is a key that can unlock success and happiness. There have been countless books, systems, and apps dedicated to it. Yet it remains elusive for many. Handling your time well may even be the ticket to finally achieving your dreams. As many of us set out with new goals for a new year, we thought it was a great time to re-visit this topic. We're zooming in on three different things. 1) Practical time management tips/methods, 2) Psychological reasons why we may self-sabotaging, and 3) A real-life look into the practices of very busy people who are making it work for them.We all have unique personalities and different schedules. What works for one person might not be effective for another; so, we're going to dive into a few different approaches to time management. We'll also hear from successful professionals Mark S. Lee and Gail Perry-Mason on how they handle multiple business and personal demands and manage to keep good work/life balance and contentment. So if you feel you're constantly falling behind or just can't get a grip on everything you have going on in your life, click play to take a few minutes to get some fresh ideas. MORE ON OUR GUESTS:Gail Perry-Mason is a financial advisor and executive, speaker, author and philanthropist. She founded of Money Matters for Youth, which helps kids with financial awareness and literacy.  Mark S. Lee is President & CEO, The LEE Group, a strategic marketing consulting firm.  He's also an educator at three different universities and a dynamic radio host.Listen to Making Time for What Counts: Tips from Busy Pros with Mark S. Lee & Gail Perry-MasonListen to Mastering Time Management is More Than Learning a Few Tips!For more info on IMAGINE YOURSELF and Lanee Blaise and Sandy Kovach or to contact us, visit imagineyourselfpodcast.com

“Making Black America,” hosted by history professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., is a new series on PBS. As part of the series, Detroit Public Television and WDET have teamed up to host a free town hall on September 27 covering the history and future of Black fraternities and sororities and their connection to Detroit. Event moderator Mark S. Lee joins the show to discuss the importance of African-American led institutions, the series, and the upcoming event. Then, Bishop Edgar Vann, senior pastor of Second Ebenezer Church stops by to discuss the nonprofit Detroit Equity Inc., which seeks to address equity in corporations that operate out of Detroit.

We can think of “time for what counts” in a couple of ways. Making sure we check off the most pressing things off our to-do list, or getting our business taken care of so we can focus on the things in life that matter to us most: like family, friends, faith or causes we support. In this bonus mini episode, we focus on both as we talk to two very accomplished professionals who juggle all these things and are the kind of people who you might want to ask, “how in the world do they get everything done?”.In the last episode, we talked with Gail Perry-Mason and Mark S. Lee about the benefits of diversity, especially in the workplace. In this bonus episode, they gave us some tips for how to beat the clock to master the 24 hours we are all given in a day. We loved the clever things they did to not only make sure they HAD time for their priorities, but that they MADE THE MOST OF IT. We hope the short time you spend listening to this podcast will be multiplied back manyfold by what you learn. For more info, visit imagineyourselfpodcast.comJoin the conversation  on our  FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM pages

Imagine yourself in a world of open-armed opportunities for all. It's what we all say we want. However, there still exist many shallow, external factors that people consciously or unconsciously use to exclude others. Why do humans do this? Why not take the strengths and perspectives of people of various ages, races, genders, and backgrounds and use their viewpoints to enhance our communities, organizations, businesses, and our lives? Sometimes we just need a little help learning how to do this, and this episode shows us how and why we can effectively make positive changes.We invited two guests who have advanced the DEI:  diversity, equity, and inclusion movement. They are successful professionals in the Detroit, Michigan area who have much to say about the challenges they've witnessed and faced themselves. Gail Perry-Mason is a financial advisor and executive, an author and philanthropist. She founded of Money Matters for Youth, which helps kids with financial awareness and literacy.  Mark S. Lee is President & CEO, The LEE Group, a strategic marketing consulting firm.  He's also an educator at three different universities and a dynamic radio host. Both have stories that will enlighten, challenge, inspire and instruct. For more info, visit imagineyourselfpodcast.comJoin the conversation  on our  FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM pages

Terri was invited to join Mark on his show, “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee”, to talk about her role as the film critic for WWJ Newsradio 950, being an entrepreneur, starting the “I See You Awards” and becoming a budding voiceover talent. Check it out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-lee8/support

Jon and Mark discuss marketing and branding.  Mark S. Lee is President & CEO, The LEE Group (TLG), MI LLC, an independent integrated marketing consulting firm focused on providing marketing, branding, and communication solutions to clients. Additionally, TLG provides training & development to organizations in the areas of branding, re-branding, and communications and has advised on how to effectively implement in an integrated fashion. Throughout his distinguished career, Lee has held marketing leadership positions locally, regionally, and nationally where he was responsible for leading the strategic, marketing, communication, and other-related areas focused on business strategy and growth.  He has worked for such blue-chip organizations including AAA, Pepsico, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, et. al.  Additionally, Lee was the Detroit Lead Instructor for the Emerging Leaders (formerly, e200), an initiative focused on business growth and developing entrepreneurial CEOs.  Under Lee’s three-year tenure, Detroit became the #1 program in the country. His column turned blog, “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee”, appeared in the Michigan Chronicle for three years and now appears via blog for Crain’s Detroit Business.  It provides tips to businesses who are interested in growing their business and to individuals who aspire to become entrepreneurs.  Lee also hosted a weekly radio show, “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee”, on Detroit’s WXYT 1270 and streamed via radio.com, and currently hosts “In the Conference Room with Mark S. Lee“, which airs on 910 am Superstation, in Detroit. In addition to being a noted public speaker, he’s also an adjunct professor, Marketing, at Eastern Michigan University and has been invited to speak as a guest lecturer at Boston University and the University of North Florida (UNF).  Additionally, Lee was an adjunct professor of Marketing & Management, at Walsh College, in Troy, Michigan.  Lee is also the past Detroit instructor for Interise’s Emerging  Leader’s Program (formerly, e200)–an initiative focused on assisting entrepreneurs focused on growth. Throughout his career, Mr. Lee has received numerous awards, been the focus of many articles, and has been invited to speak on various Marketing and Branding topics across the country, including recently being named a Comcast Newsmaker.  Lee also contributes on WXYZ, Channel 7’s (ABC affiliate in Detroit) “Spotlight on the News” and has been interviewed for Detroit’s Channel 56’s (PBS) “American Black Journal“, “Michigan Matters” (CBS, Detroit) and on Fox 2, in Detroit.  Lee is also currently the creator and host of “EMU Today”, a general affairs program focused on Eastern Michigan University.  Additionally, he has provided his perspective on local radio in New York City. He holds a Master’s degree (MBA) in Marketing from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management (KGSM) at Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Eastern Michigan University. Connect with Mark Lee: http://www.leegroupinnovation.com/  www.linkedin.com/in/leegroup    Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/

A diversity and inclusion strategy for a business should not be a knee-jerk reaction to any given circumstance. Mark S. Lee, president and CEO, The LEE Group, MI LLC, will discuss the need for more businesses to become advocates for diversity and inclusion which can ultimately impact racial justice and achieving greater equity. Lee will offer insight on why it is important for leadership teams within an organization to reflect the diversity of the communities served and employees that work for those businesses.Lee will engage in a one-on-one discussion with Sandy K. Baruah, president and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Mark S. Lee, President and CEO, The LEE Group, MI LLC, will discuss the state of Detroit small businesses amid the COVID-19 global pandemic. Lee will offer insight on how businesses are managing throughout the crisis and the resources they need to survive. Learn what Detroit-area small businesses should be doing during these unprecedented times to navigate the headwinds of the economic crisis. Lee will engage in a one-on-one discussion with Sandy K. Baruah, president and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Mark S. Lee, president and CEO of The Lee Group, joins the EverythingHR Podcast to discuss marketing, branding and communication solutions for business.  Throughout his distinguished career, Lee has held marketing leadership positions locally, regionally and nationally where he was responsible for leading the strategic, marketing, communication and other-related areas focused on business strategy and growth.     He has worked for such blue-chip organizations including AAA, Pepsico, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, et. al.  Additionally, Lee was the Detroit Lead Instructor for the Emerging Leaders (formerly, e200), an initiative focused on business growth and developing entrepreneurial CEOs.  Under Lee’s three-year tenure, Detroit became the #1 program in the country.   His column turned blog, “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee”, appeared in the Michigan Chronicle for three years and now appears via blog for Crain’s Detroit Business.  It provides tips to businesses who are interested in growing their business and to individuals who aspire to become entrepreneurs.   Lee also hosts a weekly radio show, “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee”, which is broadcast on Entercom Detroit’s WXYT 1270and streamed via radio.com.   He also broadcasts “In the Conference Room with Mark S. Lee”, on 910am Superstation, Detroit. leegroupinnovation.com https://twitter.com/leegroup https://www.linkedin.com/in/leegroup   www.everythinghr.net   In addition to being a noted public speaker, he’s also an adjunct professor, Marketing, at Eastern Michigan University