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In this episode of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal discuss if India can still outperform in the face of sustained weakness in global markets. 

From worker shortages to wage pressures, employers across the country are facing labor challenges – and the agricultural industry is no exception. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, we speak with two guests on the forefront of today's workforce struggles.First up is Congressman Dan Newhouse, who represents Washington state's fourth congressional district. Rep. Newhouse tells us how his background in agriculture steers his policymaking, particularly with workforce issues. He also sheds light on the Farm Workforce Modernization Act and its potential impacts on ag labor.Joining us next is Jackie Klipplenstein, Senior Vice President of Government, Industry and Community Relations with Dairy Farmers of America. She talks about her efforts to ensure the farmer-owned cooperative has an adequate workforce, including working with Congress to adjust and expand visa programs.The episode is sponsored by FOGG.Fogg has been in the dairy industry for more than 65 years. From single-serve to gallons of traditional milk, Fogg can fill it. Check Fogg out at go.foggfiller.com/dairy and see the difference in a Fogg."If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA's Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.You can find The Dairy Download for free wherever you stream podcasts and at www.idfa.org/thedairydownload. Or take the hassle out of download times and subscribe below.

In this episode, Taste Radio's hosts reflected on recent networking and live podcast events at BevNET's San Diego office and Super Coffee headquarters in Austin. They also addressed an often asked question from early-stage entrepreneurs and highlighted a few unusual products before Jacqui Brugliera took on one of the hottest of challenges. Show notes: 0:39: So Great To See You, Even For 10 Seconds. Support With Scaling. All Hell Breaks Loose. –  Ray admits to an issue with intros before the hosts chatted about conversations and connections from last week's meetup events. They also offered advice on scaling strategies, riffed on a marshmallow-flavored bourbon, functional spices and a new mood-centric beverage line. Later, Jacqui took on Paqui's one-chip challenge, eliciting sweat, tears and screams… among all the hosts. Brands in this episode: Paqui, Super Coffee, Marquis Beverage, Good Sunday, Recoup Wellness, Pocket Latte, Seoul Juice, Courtside Beverages, Somi Energy, Kimbala, Petit Pot, Shmallow, Spicewell, Kentucky 74, Vybes, Honey Mama's

When Junea Rocha launched Brazi Bites in 2010, she thought its success would hinge on being a first-to-market brand of frozen traditional Brazilian cheese bread. Fortunately, she was wrong. Despite launching just a few weeks after another similarly positioned product, Brazi Bites has since developed into a household name. A major inflection point came in 2015 when the brand gained national recognition following an appearance on the ABC show “Shark Tank.” Within 12 months of the episode airing, annual sales surged from $1 million to $8 million. The cheese bread is now sold at more than 16,000 stores nationwide including those of Whole Foods, Target, Costco, Wegmans, Publix, Kroger and Sprouts.  In 2018, investment firm San Francisco Equity Partners acquired a majority stake in Brazi Bites after which Rocha transitioned from CEO to CMO and helped direct the company's foray into several other food categories, including empanadas, pizza bites and breakfast sandwiches, all of which are based on the brand's original cheese bread dough. In this episode, Rocha spoke about the value of peer mentorship, getting up to speed as a food entrepreneur and how she's utilizing her experience and resources to support early stage Latin business owners. She also discussed how Brazi Bites managed production challenges following its appearance on “Shark Tank,” the company's thoughtful innovation strategy and how she and her co-founder/husband Cameron MacMullin evaluated potential equity partners and decided to sell a majority stake of their business. Show notes: 0:45: Interview: Junea Rocha, Co-Founder, Brazi Bites – Rocha spoke with Taste Radio editor Ray Latif about the launch and mission of her Latino Entrepreneur Accelerator Program, why her advisory network was critical to Brazi Bites' formative years and how entrepreneurs should consider the pros and cons of self-manufacturing. She also explained why appearing on “Shark Tank” was a double-edged sword, why innovative brands need to scale quickly or risk being left behind and why consumer trial has been the key to consistent growth. Later, she discussed how the launch of new products such as pizza bites is introducing Americans to the brand's cheese bread and why she describes herself as “the opposite” of entrepreneurs that are great at raising money. Brands in this episode: Brazi Bites

It is all hands on deck to deal with the current energy crisis, even if that forces countries to use more polluting fossil fuels to meet energy needs especially in the coming winter. However, that does not mean the transition to renewable resources should end up on the backburner. Instead, there is a clear case for accelerating the move to solar, wind and other sources of clean energy. 

What's happening in today's legal Cannabis environment is largely due to the popular trends that begin in the illegal industry. Because just as with most meaningful areas of popular culture, respect is gained in the streets.    Subject discussed in the first segment: The Real Influencer    Subject discussed in the second segment: Survival of the Fittest    GREG THE GUINEA PIG: Seth Samberg is the Owner of Fugu Farms and Green Rush/Common Roots Cannabis companies. @FUGUFARMS   PRODUCTS FEATURED:  Paris—Citrus Slushie Dab Saucer Paris—Tropical Peach Dab Saucer   SPONSORS: FAIRWINDS AVITAS HELLAVATED   STONEY BALONEY EPISODE: Dragon Ass

In this edition of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal discuss if the much vaunted decoupling theory holds anymore after the bruising sell off witnessed in the market on Friday

Craig Anderson is the Temenos Sales Director for the Africa region – a position he has held since February 2022. Before taking up his current role, Anderson accrued experience at a variety of prominent businesses, including Oracle, EY, and FIS. He is passionate about educating prospective Temenos clients on the benefits of the company's banking products – such as its banking cloud product, as well as platforms like Temenos Infinity and Temenos Transact. In this What's Next interview, Anderson explains how Temenos sees the African banking industry developing in the short and medium-term. He then unpacks the biggest challenges this industry faces on the continent. Anderson also explains what composable banking is and how Temenos has embraced this concept. He then discusses why Temenos sees telcos playing a much more aggressive and significant role in the banking sector moving forward.

Chitra Agrawal had no experience in CPG prior to launching Brooklyn Delhi in 2014. Nevertheless, she has built the brand of Indian-inspired pantry staples into an admired and profitable company that generates millions of dollars in annual revenue. As remarkable as those accomplishments might seem, they weren't goals when she started out. The daughter of immigrants, Agrawal envisioned Brooklyn Delhi as a brand that could connect Americans to authentic Indian cuisine through products rooted in culture and designed for modern consumers.  The brand's flagship product is achaar, a staple Indian condiment made from pickled ingredients and is often prepared spicy. Chitra developed her own recipe for achaar, one that eventually caught the attention of a Whole Foods global buyer and also meal kit company Blue Apron, both of which became key partners in the brand's rise to national prominence. Brooklyn Delhi has since expanded its product offerings to include simmer sauces like its Golden Coconut Curry Simmer Sauce and Tikka Masala Simmer Sauce, as well as condiments including Curry Ketchup, Curry Mustard, and Guntur Sannam Hot Sauce. The products are sold in natural and specialty retailers across the U.S., online and via foodservice. In this episode, Agrawal spoke about her vision for achaar as a pantry staple in American homes, the influence of her popular blog in the early development of Brooklyn Delhi, why consumer education requires patience and how she leveraged the brand's strengths to win over Whole Foods. She also explained why the company has no outside investors, why profitability has always been top of mind, creating favorable contracts with co-manufacturers and how an omni-channel sales strategy has benefited the company. Show notes: 0:45: Chitra Agrawal, Founder & CEO, Brooklyn Delhi – Agrawal spoke with Taste Radio editor Ray Latif  about her recent transition from Brooklyn to the suburbs and the benefits of having a bigger kitchen and gave a primer on achaar and its versatility in cooking. She also explained why she is frustrated with Trader Joe's, how she incorporated her personal story into the brand, why she didn't pay herself a salary  for the first four years of the business and how a remarkable meeting with a Whole Foods buyer changed  the brand's fortunes. Later, she discussed Brooklyn Delhi's partnership with Blue Apron, why she has  been adamant about not taking outside capital and how thoughtful planning and ingredient sourcing is key to the company's operational strategy. Brands in this episode: Brooklyn Delhi

Senior secured corporate loans are debt instruments similar to high-yield bonds in that they are rated below investment-grade (Ba1/BB+). They differ from high-yield in that they are senior secured instruments, secured by all assets on a company's balance sheet. In addition, as floating rate instruments, global loans are relatively immune to the adverse impact of rising interest rates.   

On the cusp of BevNET and Taste Radio networking meetups in San Diego and Austin, the hosts highlighted the value of industry connections and linking up with experienced professionals, and why showing up is half the battle. They also spoke about a new fund focused on women-led brands, a retailer focused on non-alcoholic cocktails and spirits and new products that caught the hosts' attention. Show notes: 0:39: Jersey Mike, Togronis For All, Confetti And BBQ – The hosts chatted about their respective summer vacations before sharing details about BevNET's meetup at the company's San Diego office and Taste Radio's live podcast and networking event at Super Coffee's office in Austin. They also noted the launch of Roya Capital, a new fund founded by the founders of Shaka Tea, a canned cocktail that's likely to be a hit in the office, John's visit to Spirited Away in New York City and a few brands marketing delicious drinks and food. Brands in this episode: Super Coffee, Confetti Snacks, Truboy BBQ, Togronis, Partake Foods, Seconds, Maker Wine, B Sweet, Oathaus, ROMR, Yerbae, embodygreen, Solti, Slow & Low

In this edition of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal discuss the resilience of the Indian market in the face of gloomy news globally

We are excited to welcome this week's guest, Quentin Green, to The Accidental Landlord! Quentin is a partner and director of development at Chicago-based Downtown Realty Company. He specializes in both rental and for-sale transactions, and he offers a unique perspective on what's driving the market. Listen to learn more from industry experts who want to ensure you avoid making common mistakes when it comes to your rental property.Connect with Peter: RinconManagement.com/podcastWant to get in touch with Peter and the Rincon team? Email Podcast@RinconManagement.comGuest: Quentin Green of Downtown Realty CompanyConnect with the Rincon team on social media: Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn | Yelp-----------------Production House: Flint Stone MediaCopyright of Peter McKenzie 2022.

The summer has seen a sharp deterioration in prospects for the the euro area economy. The cost of living crisis is hitting consumers' pockets hard. Europe's manufacturing sector is contracting while momentum in the services sector is slowing. To make matters worse, wholesale energy prices have soared to all-time highs in Europe as Russia throttles gas supplies. 

Hillsborough County Real Estate Statistics and Market Trends for August 2022. Want to know what the Tampa, Temple Terrace, and Brandon real estate market is doing? If you're thinking about buying or selling a home in Tampa, Temple Terrace, Brandon, Westchase, Apollo Beach, Ruskin, Bloomingdale, South Tampa, or Seminole Heights you will want to know what the current real estate market is doing! These statistics are for August 2022 (they lag behind about 30 days).   Sign up for the Monthly Statistics Email for all of Hillsborough County https://sassergroup.com/tampa-bay-real-estate-and-home-market-statistics/ Find a Home https://sassergroup.com/ Great Things Tampa Bay - My mobile app and show help you find all the great eats, great places, and great people in the greater Tampa Bay area! https://GreatThingstb.com/ Want help selling a home?Get your Free Home Value Report today! https://sassergroup.com/home-value/

Pinellas County Real Estate Statistics and Market Trends for August 2022. Want to know what St. Pete and Clearwater real estate market is doing? If you're thinking about buying or selling a home in Saint Petersburg, Clearwater, Gulfport, Pass-A-Grill, Safety Harbor, or Dunedin, or on maybe one of our beautiful beach communities such as Pass-A-Grille, Indian Rocks Beach, or St Pete Beach, you will want to know what the current real estate market is doing! These statistics are for August 2022 (they lag behind about 30 days). Sign up for the Monthly Statistics Email for all of Pinellas County https://sassergroup.com/tampa-bay-real-estate-and-home-market-statistics/ Find a Home https://SasserGroup.com Great Things Tampa Bay - My mobile app and show help you find all the great eats, great places, and great people in the greater Tampa Bay area! https://GreatThingstb.com/ Want help selling a home? Get your Free Home Value Report today! https://sassergroup.com/home-value/

A new backpack, a fresh pack of pencils and a carton of milk. They're all essentials for students heading back to school. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, we speak with two guests about student milk consumption and how shelf-stable products are adding excitement to the landscape.First up is Terry Pallister, Vice President of Manufacturing and Development with Diversified Foods. Pallister talks about the momentum behind shelf-stable milk as firms – and school districts – look to reduce waste and supply chain costs. Pallister also discusses Diversified Foods' efforts to make shelf-stable dairy a more viable option.Next, we speak with Doug Adams, President and Owner of Prime Consulting. Flavored milk has long been a favorite – but how does fat content and packaging sway student tastes? And how are school-aged children responding to shelf-stable dairy? Adams offers insights on trends in the cafeteria.The episode is sponsored by Infor.“Infor is transforming dairy businesses worldwide with ERP, supply chain, and product lifecycle solutions tailored to fit industry needs. Find out how at infor.com/dairy"If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA's Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.You can find The Dairy Download for free wherever you stream podcasts and at www.idfa.org/thedairydownload. Or take the hassle out of download times and subscribe below.

In this episode of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal discuss if investors in Indian shares are being complacent, given global headwinds and the chinks in the domestic economy as well.

After a chaotic summer, the outlook for fall travel looks better on every front. September is your cue to start planning holiday travel this year. Get Clark smart advice on how & when to book, avoiding the 4 most expensive travel days, and whether you need travel insurance. Also, Labor Day signals a good time to update job market trends. Clark discusses “unlimited vacation” & taking time off, as well as great part-time opportunities for retirees - and an employee tactic that is NOT recommended.  Holiday Travel: Segment 1 Ask Clark: Segment 2 Job Trends: Segment 3 Ask Clark: Segment 4 Mentioned on the show: What Is Travel Insurance? 7 Things You Need To Know How Many Credit Cards Should I Have? Clark Howard: Books - Clark Howard YouTube: Clark Howard: Save More, Spend Less How to Start Saving and Investing with Clark's Best Advice ClarkDeals - Laptops Clark.com resources Episode transcripts Clark.com daily money newsletter Consumer Action Center Free Helpline: 636-492-5275 Learn more about your ad choices: megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of MDME, Jon Maddux and Chad Mestler talk about Industry Shifts, Real Estate Bubble, Market Trends after Covid, and future Lending with blockchain.

Practically as soon as it got off the ground, Dream Pops was already under pressure. Founder and CEO David Greenfeld admits that launching the platform brand of plant-based, indulgent desserts and candy via a direct-to-consumer model – a strategy that almost bankrupted the company – was a mistake. However, lessons learned – and shared – have given Dream Pops a foundation to disrupt multi-billion dollar categories. Launched in 2018, the company aims to challenge legacy confectionary brands by giving consumers better-for-you options across four product lines, including its flagship coconut milk-based popsicles and shelf-stable chocolate-coated snacks sweetened with coconut sugar. The brand is sold in over 6,500 stores, including nationally at Whole Foods as well as locations of Wegmans, H.E.B. and Harris Teeter, among others. Dream Pops' innovation and retail strategy is bolstered by its active social media presence, which Greenfeld says “completely changed the trajectory of the company.” Greenfeld has over 44,000 followers on LinkedIn and points to constant engagement on the platform as driving significant interest in Dream Pops among industry professionals. Meanwhile, the brand's early embrace of TikTok has helped it attract over 181,000 fans and millions of views of its short videos. Within this episode, Greenfeld spoke about the origins of Dream Pops, how he navigated a myriad of challenges in the frozen aisle, the duality of better-for-you and indulgent food and how he used the popsicles as a proof of concept and springboard into shelf-stable products. He also explained why every CPG company needs to also be a “content company,” the importance of investing in merchandising and why consistency is the most important aspect of Dream Pops' social media strategy.   Show notes: 0:42: Interview: David Greenfeld, Founder/CEO, Dream Pops – Greenfeld sat down with Taste Radio   editor Ray Latif and chatted about his experience as a finalist in NOSH Pitch Slam 3, his method and process for gaining followers and influence on Linkedin, and what motivates him to invest in early-stage companies. He also discussed the meaning and importance of the brand name, why he was bullish on the frozen aisle, how the term “plant-based” has evolved in recent years and its impact on the development of Dream Pops. Later, he spoke about the company's roadmap for innovation and new product development, applying learnings from merchandising in the frozen set to ambient shelves and whether it's too late for brands to now start incorporating TikTok into their social media strategies. Brands in this episode: Dream Pops, KIND Snacks, Butterfinger, Hershey's, Ferrara, Snickers, Nestle Dibs

As a broad asset class underlying the full spectrum of economic activity and a non-cyclical slant, infrastructure debt has attributes that stand out for investors. One key point is that many of the services financed with these bonds are indexed, protecting cash flows from rising inflation. Also, the debt typically has floating rate coupons that are adjusted when interest rates rise. 

In this episode of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal discuss why investors and traders should be cautious heading into October

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 622, published last January 18, 2016. This episode can be summed up by the popular saying “Everyone is a genius in a bull market”. Many financial hosts warn against taking on debt to build wealth. Jason clearly illustrates why we should be using fixed rate mortgage as a financing vehicle and outsourcing debt to tenants while enjoying the tax advantages. Naresh is not a real estate investor, yet. He has come up with some basic, but necessary questions for Jason which will help him and all of you budding, soon to be real estate income property investors out there. Jason reminds us “real estate is the most historically proven asset class” and carefully lays out his answers in easy to understand, common sense terms. Key Takeaways: 2:48 Predicting market cycles would be easier if governments and central banks didn't interfere 9:07 The business cycle is an economic concept which affects real estate 10:40 The Reluctant Investor's Lament poem by Donald Weill 18:12 Everybody's a genius in a bull market 20:21 Our Investment Counselors are geographically independent, market-wide gatekeepers 23:47 Our organization has relationships with local market specialists which give clients leverage 27:18 New clients need at least 24% cash down when purchasing a property 30:03 The rise of the “debt bigots” 34:04 Debt is a powerful thing, you must be wise with it 34:56 Always use debt as leverage when purchasing real estate income properties 37:35 A fixed rate mortgage guarantees your rate for 30 years plus tenants pay off your debt 38:59 Podcast feeds are divided and education is free Mentions: JasonHartman.com   Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business - Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGrand:   https://JasonHartman.com/Ron Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com  

Emma Chamberlain is the face of Generation Z. Can the 21-year-old YouTube sensation be its Juan Valdez, too? In this episode of Taste Radio, the hosts discussed Chamberlain's foray into the coffee business as the founder of Chamberlain Coffee, a platform brand of coffee and tea products that recently completed a $7 million funding round.  They also spoke about the surprising news that Haus, a promising brand of low-ABV aperitifs, is shutting down and the launch of Coca-Cola Dreamworld, the latest variant in Coke's “Creations” sub-line, which promises consumers “technicolor tastes and surrealism of the subconscious.” This episode also features the latest installment of The Maxi Minutes, in which investor Maxine Kozler Koven shares insights and expertise with early-stage founders. Show notes: 0:48: A Golden Introduction, Brad Moseys, Mike Gets “Real” – The quartet of BevNET editorial assistant Shauna Golden, reporter Brad Avery and regular hosts Mike Schneider and Ray Latif chatted about what it means to be a “BevNETtter,” strutting vs. moseying and a social app that only Mike seems to understand. They also discussed recent articles about Chamberlain Coffee and Haus, penned by Shauna and Brad, respectively, why none of them are too excited about a “dreamy” cola and notable new products, including an addictive snack and non-alcoholic canned cocktails. 31:33: The Maxi Minutes, Part 6 – Maxine Kozler Koven, the co-founder of L.A.-based investment firm LDR Ventures, shared advice on the information that investors want to see from entrepreneurs in quarterly reports, strategies for working with outside agencies, the value of a management team with industry experience and tips on how to get current investors to join subsequent funding rounds. Brands in this episode: Omsom, Chamberlain Coffee, Haus, Coca-Cola, Figlia, Chunk Nibbles, Nguyen Coffee Supply, Altitude Beverage Co., Willa's 

What are the current trends in the drone market? What do investors think about the drone industry? How do the answers to these questions impact the drone industry and how do we bridge the gap between positive market trends and investor confidence? We spoke with the CEO of Drone Industry Insights, Kay Wackwitz and CFO of Volatus Aerospace, Abhinav Singhvi, to get answers to these questions and address some of the current trends, concerns and common misconceptions about the drone industry. 

Base effects, lower (or less high) energy and raw materials prices and a broad economic slowdown later in the year may see eurozone inflation stabilise or retreat towards the end of 2023. However, for now, an inflation-busting ECB will likely keep its foot on the monetary policy brake and could soon even raise policy rates by a chunky 75bp rather than the more widely expected 50bp. 

If you either buy or sell farm, heavy, construction or transportation equipment then this podcast episode is for you.  As a dominant leader in global equipment sales, AuctionTime and Sandhills Publishing representative (Mitch Helman) explains the recent results from their Global Equipment Market Report and sheds some light on current industry trends.  Great podcast episode, enjoy...   EQUIPMENT MARKET REPORT

When Jen Liao and Caleb Wang saw their dream business in peril, they froze. The reaction, it turns out, was brilliant. Liao and Wang are the founders of XCJ, a surging brand of frozen foods inspired by Chinese street cuisine. The couple, former corporate executives, launched XCJ as a Seattle-area restaurant in 2018 and it quickly became a popular destination among local residents thanks to its authentic Chinese soup dumplings. Yet its early momentum was threatened by the rise of Covid-19; in response,  Liao and Wang stopped serving hot takeout meals and instead began delivering bags of frozen dumplings for consumers to prepare at home. The dumplings quickly became a cult hit within the region and within a matter of months, XCJ expanded distribution nationally. The company has since established a frozen logistics network with warehouses across the U.S. that allows it to ship millions of its critically praised dumplings direct to customers from coast-to-coast. XCJ also expanded its offerings to include lamb, beef and chicken BBQ skewers, as well as sauces and a recently introduced ice cream line inspired by Chinese flavors.  In this interview, Liao discussed her and Wang's decision to enter the restaurant business, despite having no prior experience, and how XCJ cultivated consumer interest in the frozen dumplings. She also spoke about why self-manufacturing was the only path forward and how they are managing multiple business divisions while continuing to grow and maintain quality standards. Show notes: 0:42: Interview: Jen Liao, Co-Founder, XCJ – Taste Radio editor Ray Latif spoke with Liao about her brand's shorthand name and meaning, swapped Seattle area restaurant recommendations and touched on the launch of XCJ ice cream. She also explained how the company utilized Facebook and WeChat to build consumer awareness and interest for XCJ's frozen dumplings, unusual ways of distributing food to customers early on, the importance of educating consumers on food preparation and whether domestic production has an impact on perception and marketing. Later, she spoke about how XCJ splits responsibilities and manages disagreements among its founders and leaders, how the company is crafting a new look for the brand and how growing interest in AAPI food and culture factors into the rebrand. Brands in this episode: XCJ, Omsom, Fly By Jing

How should we think about bull and bear markets?Check The Lead-Lag Report on your favorite social networks. Twitter: https://twitter.com/leadlagreport​​​​​YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/theleadlagreportFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadlagreport​​Instagram: https://instagram.com/leadlagreport​​​Sign up for The Lead-Lag Report at www.leadlagreport.com and use promo code PODCAST30 for 2 weeks free and 30% off.Nothing on this channel should be considered as personalized financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities.The content in this program is for informational purposes only. You should not construe any information or other material as investment, financial, tax, or other advice. The views expressed by the participants are solely their own. A participant may have taken or recommended any investment position discussed, but may close such position or alter its recommendation at any time without notice. Nothing contained in this program constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, endorsement, or offer to buy or sell any securities or other financial instruments in any jurisdiction. Please consult your own investment or financial advisor for advice related to all investment decisions.See disclosures for The Lead-Lag Report here: The Lead-Lag Report (leadlagreport.com)The Personal Finance PodcastSubscribe now and Master Your Money in Less than 30 Minutes Per Week! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

As markets are changing, it's critical to stay on top of trends to maximize your investment returns and minimize risk. For example, you're starting to hearing more about Build-to-Rent communities as alternative living solutions for renters who no longer want to live in Multi-family complexes. They want more space, a two car garage, a lawn, and they don't need the amenities of multifamily properties that a lot of people don't use anyway. Brian Spear, Co-founder of Sunrise Capital Investors, started out buying mobile home parks a decade ago and in recent years has expanded into lucrative Parking Lot deals and most recently Build-to-Rent communities.

In this episode of The Week on Dalal Street, Santosh Nair and Anuj Singhal share their thoughts and experiences with the late Big Bull Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.

From leading the nation's largest cooperatives to overseeing complex supply chains, women are driving the U.S. dairy industry. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, we speak with two female CEOs taking their companies to the next level.First up is Amie Gabriel, interim CEO with Cayuga Milk Ingredients. She discusses her leadership style and how she adapts to ups and downs in the dairy industry. She also tells us about her work connecting Cayuga products with consumers around the world.Next, we speak with Sheryl Meshke, Co-President and CEO at Associated Milk Producers Inc. She sheds light on what's changed at the nation's largest cheese cooperative during her 32-year career. She also tells us what's next for the businesses and highlights growth opportunities.The episode is sponsored by Kansas Department of Agriculture.“Ready to expand your dairy processing into the premier dairy frontier? There is room to grow in Kansas, the center of it all. Contact dairyinkansas.com."If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA's Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.You can find The Dairy Download for free wherever you stream podcasts and at www.idfa.org/thedairydownload. Or take the hassle out of download times and subscribe below.

In this episode, we speak to Zoran Sarabaca of Xcllusive Business Sales about the trends we are seeing right now in the M&A market. We've had Zoran on the show in the past to share his insights on trends, including March 2020 - just when the COVID pandemic kicked in. It's great to have Zoran back for a deep dive into where the M&A market is sitting right now for buyers, sellers, business owners and brokers and where it might be heading next.

Their primary competitors are multinational corporations with massive marketing budgets, highly experienced sales teams and distribution reach that stretches from coast to coast. So, how is it that Crafthouse Cocktails is beating the giants at every turn? Co-founder Charles Joly, a celebrated bartender and an influential figure in the emerging international cocktail movement, developed Crafthouse in 2013 and in doing so helped pioneer what is now a booming ready-to-drink (RTD) cocktail category. The brand markets small-batch bottled cocktails made with all-natural and high quality ingredients and are designed to replicate the quality of drinks served at the world's best bars. In the nine years since its debut, Crafthouse has expanded distribution of its products, which include a Moscow Mule, Paloma, Pineapple Daiquiri, Rum Old Fashioned and Smoky Margarita, to 23 states. Available in 200 mL screw top cans, 750 mL swing-top bottles and a 1.75 L bag-in-box package, the cocktails are carried by Walmart, Wegmans, Total Wine and More, Binny's Beverage and Whole Foods, among other retailers. The brand is also available at several theme parks and outdoor venues while its Gold Rush variety is available in all Amtrak dining cars across the U.S. Amid rising consumer demand for RTD cocktails and an increasingly crowded category, Crafthouse is distinguishing itself via quality, consistency and variety. In an interview featured in this episode, Joly discussed the brand's emphasis on differentiation, the impact of his experience and reputation in the brand's development, how a focus on quality helped establish and cement the company's relationships with retail buyers, and his perspective on the parallels between bartending and entrepreneurship.   Show notes: 0:45: Interview: Charles Joly, Co-Founder, Crafthouse Cocktails – Taste Radio editor Ray Latif sat down with Joly at the 2022 Tales of The Cocktail conference where they chatted about 20-plus year career as a bartender and bar consultant, why ice shouldn't be overlooked in cocktails and his consistent attendance at Tales. He also spoke about why the creation of Crafthouse “was so simple and so complex,” the challenge in finding a co-packer that was aligned with the brand's quality standards and how the company is navigating a flood of new RTD cocktail brands coming to market. Later, he explained how Crafthouse was prepared for an explosion of consumer demand at the outset of the pandemic, why he believes that “cream will rise to the top” in the category, how he advises retail buyers about assembling an assortment of cocktail brands and why he credits taste, first and foremost, to the company's success in landing high-profile placements and partnerships.   Brands in this episode: Crafthouse Cocktails, Abstract Ice, Skinnygirl, Ketel One

Mustard-based donuts, beer-infused sneakers, cheese cocktails… No, this episode isn't about trying to gross you out.  Rather, the hosts discuss recent marketing campaigns, collaborations and limited-edition merchandise involving legacy and small brands and how each is attempting to strike a chord with target consumers. They also highlight BevNET articles about a major beverage deal and new funding for a specialty retail chain, riff on a suds-inspired day of celebration and chat about notable new products including premium canned tea, a conglomerate's foray into spicy sauces and sake cocktails. This episode also features an interview with Dr. Emma Walker, the master blender for Johnnie Walker, for a ten-pack of questions about her trailblazing role and the future of the iconic Scotch whisky brand. Show notes: 0:48: Everyone Loves Guinness (Well…), The Good, The Bad And The Weird, Do We Need A Store For That? – The show opens with a chat about Ray's passion for a certain Irish beer brand, before the hosts reviewed Velveeta's attempt to mix in, Aura Bora's “secret menu,” Heineken's odd kicks, why French's is imploring consumers “taste the tang” at breakfast and Tito's middle finger to the canned cocktail category. They also briefly discuss PepsiCo's new and exclusive distribution deal with Celsius and a capital raise for non-alcoholic beverage retailer Boisson, plus highlight peanut butter-stuffed dates and “choco nuts” and a new line of premium condiments from Heinz. 32:20: Dr. Emma Walker, Master Blender, Johnnie Walker –  Dr. Walker sat down with Ray at the 2022 Tales of the Cocktail conference, for an expansive conversation about her work with Johnnie Walker, including her leadership style and stewardship of the brand, her thoughtful way of communicating with colleagues and consumers and her perspective on being a trailblazer for women in the whiskey business. Brands in this episode: Athletic Brewing Co., Guinness, Dogfish Head, Trillium Brewing, Oathaus, Truff, Velveeta, Fishwife, Fly By Jing, Milk Bar, Aura Bora, Heineken, French's, Paqui, Tito's, Reishi Tea, Italicus, Savoia, Celsius, Mike's Hot Honey, Momofuku, Heinz, Motto, Rollin' & Bowlin', Joolies, Pocket Latte, Ysidro, Johnnie Walker

Aug 11 – Lisa Chai, Senior Research Analyst at ROBO Global, speaks with FS Insider about the swelling demand and increasing reliance on automation, robotics, and AI when it comes to many trends we see today: working from home, demographics...

In episode 56, Coffey talks with Richard Froeschle about unraveling the workforce and economic market trends in Texas.They discuss the "COVID-based recession" affecting the Texas economy; its correlation to inflation and the labor market; the effect of stimulus spending on the labor force participation; how the born-digital generation defines "work" and their new expectations; the Texas labor shortage outlook; what "capacity" means in terms of economy; how economists try to identify skills that meet the evolving labor market; the effect of inflation in current wages; the reasons why people are leaving jobs beyond compensation; and what can we expect from remote and flexible work environments in the future.Good Morning, HR is brought to you by Imperative—premium background checks with fast and friendly service. For more information about our commitment to quality and excellent customer service, visit us at https://imperativeinfo.com. If you are an HRCI or SHRM-certified professional, this episode of Good Morning, HR has been pre-approved for half a recertification credit. To obtain the recertification information for this episode, visit https://goodmorninghr.com. About our Guest:Mr. Froeschle is a labor market economist and a highly regarded speaker on a wide array of topics relating to the Texas economy, regional labor markets, and workforce and education programs. He is the Senior Labor Market Economist for Texas State Technical College and the former Director of the Labor Market and Career Information department of the Texas Workforce Commission. Prior to his work with Texas State government, Mr. Froeschle conducted in-service training with the National Labor Market Information Training Institute at the University of North Texas in the areas of strategic planning and regional economic analysis for state and federal employment and training programs. Mr. Froeschle has a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master's degree in Manpower and Industrial Relations from the University of North Texas, where he also taught microeconomics, regional labor market analysis, and workforce strategic planning. His writings include the books How Many is Enough? A Practitioners Guide to Occupational Targeting and Supply/Demand Analysis (forthcoming), Where the Jobs Are, Working Texas Style, An Atmosphere of Enterprise, and a dozen monographs including Life After COVID: Economic & Job Market Phenomena to Ponder Postpandemic, Targeting Your Labor Market, Getting Down to Business, and The Texas Economy: An Age of Global Economic Opportunity. His many essays and briefs are focused on the application of labor market and career information in education policy, workforce planning and economic development. His most recent research has centered on the use of skills to understand regional labor market dynamics and career progression and includes three reports, The Future is Ahead of You: Navigating Your Way to Career Success, Everyone Starts Somewhere: Career Pathways in the Heart of Texas, and On the Move! Exploring the Concepts of Career Progressions and Career Lattices for Central Texas Workers. Mr. Froeschle has made presentations at over 540 conference events over the past twenty-five years on a variety of labor market topics. His professional specialties and interests are in the fields of regional economic analysis, labor market dynamics, skill and job analysis, and the development and interpretation of labor market information; all of which have occupied his career for the past 41 yearsRichard Froeschle can be reached at https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-froeschle-01a87b13/ About Mike Coffey:Mike Coffey is an entrepreneur, human resources professional, licensed private investigator, and HR consultant.In 1999, he founded Imperative, a background investigations firm helping risk-averse companies make well-informed decisions about the people they involve in their business.Today, Imperative serves hundreds of businesses across the US and, through its PFC Caregiver & Household Screening brand, many more private estates, family offices, and personal service agencies.Mike has been recognized as an Entrepreneur of Excellence and has twice been named HR Professional of the Year. Additionally, Imperative is included in the prestigious Best Places to Work in Texas list and has been named the Texas Association of Business' small business of the year.Mike is a member of the Fort Worth chapter of the Entrepreneurs' Organization and volunteers with the SHRM Texas State Council.Mike maintains his certification as a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) through the HR Certification Institute. He is also a SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP).Mike lives in Fort Worth with his very patient wife. He practices yoga and maintains a keto diet, about both of which he will gladly tell you way more than you want to know.Learning Objectives: 1. Understand the COVID-based recession and its effect on the labor market.2.  Identify the impact of migration on Texas economy and workforce.3. Learn what new generations expect and look for in a job.

The revolution may not be televised, but if it's up to Heather Terry, it will be farmed. A veteran entrepreneur and business advisor, Terry is the founder of GoodSam Foods, a food brand focused on combating climate change through regenerative agriculture. Launched in 2020, GoodSam's central thesis is that by empowering small farms to adopt systems that improve soil health, increase biodiversity and sequester carbon, people and the planet will benefit for generations to come. GoodSam markets several product lines, including chocolate bars, candy coated nuts and baking mixes, all of which incorporate ingredients sourced from small farms that utilize regenerative growing methods. GoodSam products are currently available on Thrive Market, Amazon and the brand's website, and the company is planning for brick and mortar retail distribution in the fall 2022. As the brand scales, Terry is employing lessons learned from her first startup, organic chocolate brand NibMor. She's using the experience, along with several years as a mentor and consultant to early-stage food entrepreneurs, to accelerate growth while minimizing the mistakes. In an interview featured in this episode, Terry spoke about making the transition from an acting career in film and television to entrepreneurship, why acknowledging a lack of business acumen was important in NibMor's early years, and why a brand's “North Star '' should guide every decision. She also explained why adhering to GoodSam's mission is paramount to its operational strategy and how the company aligns with consumers and retailers that embrace its vision. Show notes: 0:42: Interview: Heather Terry, Founder & CEO, GoodSam Foods - Terry and Taste Radio editor Ray Latif recalled their short interview at NOSH Live Summer 2022 and why visiting New York City can be cumbersome. She also discussed the origins of NibMor and why having a co-founder and CFO were critical to the brand's development and why it's important for entrepreneurs to consider the potential size of their businesses. Later, she explained why she got back into the food industry as a founder, building a team of veteran executives, why GoodSam markets a variety of products despite being an early-stage company, and her perspective on a rising tide for brands focused on regenerative agriculture. Brands in this episode: NibMor, GoodSam Foods, Taza Chocolate, Nuttzo

What's everyone in real estate talking about these days? The shifting market and how it will affect inventory, sales and consumer confidence.This month's Decoding Real Estate is talking about it too, but we've got a much more positive spin than the doom and gloom media narrative. That's because RPR (Realtors Property Resource) has recently introduced new charts and graphs that can help REALTORS® deliver local market stats to their clients and prospects. Hyperlocal data that can ease fears and cut through the confusion.And there's no better expert on the subject than DRE's own host, Reggie Nicolay. Listen in as Genie Willett asks Reggie to explain what the new housing Market Trends charts and graphs contain, including definitions of the type of market areas are in, months supply of inventory, days on market, median prices, and much more.Reggie also offers up a slew of tips on how agents can use, share and promote these crucial stats, and he lists a handful of other impactful ways agents can promote their business (using free RPR tools and data!). Plus, a sneak preview of RPR's next big product release.Download show resources here: rpr.me/decoding-ep7

Knowledge is power when you're an investor, and Kent Ritter is on the show to guide you on how it can eradicate fears and perceived risks when investing in real estate. We'll also learn how critical investing education is and hear some stories about closing deals correctly. This episode will be fun, informative, and interesting, so tune in today!KEY TAKEAWAYSHow crucial seeking feedback is in all business and life settingsIs it a good time to invest in real estate?Reasons why investors worry too much about the current market conditionThe purpose of diversifying your investment portfolioWhy you should meticulously check a property before buying itRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONEDRitter on Real Estate Podcast episode with Julie Holly: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/helping-people-find-freedom-through-multifamily-with/id1511017979?i=1000571221888ALL ABOUT KENT RITTERKent is the CEO of Hudson Investing, a multifamily syndication firm. He is a former management consultant, start-up owner, and corporate executive turned full-time real estate investor and operator. He is a multifamily investing meetup founder and also hosts the Ritter on Real Estate Podcast providing education on how to invest the right way. He achieved financial freedom and is now on his mission to empower and teach others to start investing in the multifamily space.CONNECT WITH KENTPodcast: Ritter on Real Estate Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ritter-on-real-estate/id1511017979Website: Kent Ritter https://www.kentritter.com/To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal, schedule a call here: https://calendly.com/threekeysinvestments/get-acquainted-call Visit ThreeKeysInvestments.com to download a free e-book “Why Invest in Apartments”! Please RSS: Review, Subscribe, Share!Support the show (and my reading addiction)!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AskMeHowIKnow

It's fair to say that brothers Charlie and Andy Nelson are ambitious entrepreneurs. “Take over the world” was an actual phrase in their first business plan. And since resurrecting Nelson's Green Brier Distillery, a company founded by their great-great-great grandfather in the 1800s, they've envisioned a future in which the brand's Tennessee whiskey, which was once one of the best known in America, is again among the biggest names in the spirits business. Although their ultimate goal remains the same, the strategy has evolved. Years of planning, refining and building have come with tempered expectations in terms of the time and resources required to achieve their vision. And that's okay, they'll tell you. Charlie and Andy's accomplishments this far has been  recognized by one of the largest beverage companies in the world, Constellation Brands, which first invested in Nelson's Green Brier Distillery in 2016 and acquired a majority stake in the company three years later. In an interview recorded on location at annual spirits convention Tales of the Cocktail, the Nelson brothers spoke about their interest in bringing back to life their ancestor's brand, why it was imperative to align with industry experts and how to bring them into the fold and why they never wanted to be the smartest people in the room when starting the company. They also explained why they turned down millions of dollars during one of their first funding rounds, the critical impact of having a brick and mortar home for Nelson's Green Brier Distillery and how they are adjusting to new roles and responsibilities since Constellation's investment. Show notes: 0:42: Interview: Charlie & Andy Nelson, Co-Founders, Nelson's Green Brier Distillery – Taste Radio editor Ray Latif met with the Nelson Brothers at the Ritz Carlton New Orleans where they chatted about their first meeting in New York City before Charlie shared a brief history of the brand and Andy shared the best place for honky tonk music and fried baloney sandwiches in their hometown of Nashville. They also spoke about the research and planning they undertook prior to launching Nelson's Green Brier Distillery, how thoughtful networking was critical to identifying brand partners and advisors and how their father helped address a challenging funding decision. Later, they explained how the opening of their Nashville distillery validated the company in the eyes of some potential investors and strategic partners, how they assessed Constellation's offer to invest and eventually acquire a controlling stake in the company and why giant killers need to be patient.  Brands in this episode: Nelson's Green Brier Distillery, Angel's Envy, Jack Daniel's

In this Celebrate session replay, Sheena sits down IRL with Juniper's VP of Global Revenue Enablement Hang Black, and Sequoia Capital Partner Carl Eschenbach to explore their perspectives on the market trends sales leaders need to know.The best-of-the-best sales leaders are already adjusting their strategies to account for these trends. Because the world is changing, fast. From a market downturn to layoffs, to hiring freezes, the current market poses a lot of challenges. This is how to prepare for what's ahead.

In this episode, BevNET reporter Brad Avery joined Taste Radio's regular hosts and discussed his recent article about an innovative “scent-flavored hydration system” that is making inroads in the U.S.  They also spoke about 7-Eleven's embrace of upstart brands and shared personal takes on several new products, including grain-free donuts and spicy (if not NOSH-y) potato chips. Also in this podcast: a brief recap of annual cocktail convention Tales of The Cocktail and the latest edition of The Maxi Minutes. Show notes: 0:48: We're All About The Hot, Hot, Hot. Tasty Treats Also Please Us. Brad Has Accepted The Challenge. – The hosts chatted about New Orleans, the site of the 2022 Tales of The Cocktail event, beignet-flavored beverages and PepsiCo's recent investment in a brand of refillable water bottles and scented “flavor” pods. They also discussed the ascendance of grain-free snack and bakery brand Soozy's, the market launch of a traditional salsa and new beverage brand with a proprietary sweetener blend. Oh, and Brad committed to setting his mouth on fire. 26:45: An On The Ground Report From Tales – Ray discussed takeaways from Tales of The Cocktail, which was held from July 24-29 in New Orleans. Notably, the convention highlighted the restaurant and spirit industry's continued focus on premium brands and ingredients, low and no ABV cocktails and ethnic spirits easing their way onto bar backs and liquor store shelves. 30:40: The Maxi Minutes, Part 5 – LDR Ventures co-founder Maxine Kozler Koven discussed effective ways for brands to achieve a high rate of sell through, tips on aligning with merchandising and demo agencies, and the value of having experienced industry professionals on your team (especially when courting investors). Brands in this episode: PulpoLoco Sangria, Ohza, Agua Bonita, Freestyle Snacks, Honey Bunchies, Chunk Nibbles, Tosi, Soozy's, Tia Lupita, Oathaus, Pringles, The Good Crisp, Paqui, Simple Mills, Inura, Faubourg Brewing Company, Italicus, iichiko, Campari, Wild Turkey, Crafthouse Cocktails, Batch & Bottle, Hendrick's Gin, Glenfiddich, Perrier, Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, Johnnie Walker

There were a few chuckles when Morgan McLachlan launched her first spirit brand, a vodka crafted from California clementines. Yet, while its novelty may have amused some in the beverage alcohol industry, the product represented a foundation for her now acclaimed distilling philosophy, which is focused on botanical-based spirits.  The co-founder, chief product officer and master distiller of Los Angeles-based brand AMASS, Morgan describes the company as born out of “a desire for quotidian pleasures made better by plants.” Launched in 2018, AMASS produces a variety of spirits, including its flagship dry gin, and in recent years extended into hard seltzers as well as personal care and beauty products, such as liquid soap, hand sanitizer and candles. Earlier this year, McLachlan introduced De Soi, a line of sparkling ready-to-drink non-alcoholic apéritifs. Co-founded by global pop star Katy Perry, De Soi was designed as a brand for mindful, yet also refined, consumption. The line includes three expressions each made with botanicals like blackcurrant, birch and yuzu and functional ingredients, including reishi mushroom, ashwagandha and maca. In an interview featured in this episode, McLachlan spoke about her transition from a career in the film industry to the spirits business and how the former guided her focus on creative distilling methods. She also discussed how AMASS developed its distinctive branding and positioning, the company's decision to incorporate lifestyle products into its portfolio, how De Soi is an expression of a new phase in her life and the origins of her partnership with Katy Perry. Show notes: 0:42: Interview: Morgan McLachlan, Co-Founder/Master Distiller, AMASS and Co-Founder, De Soi – McLachlan and Taste Radio editor Ray Latif riffed on the latter's pronunciation skills before discussing an industry honor bestowed upon the entrepreneur, exploring Los Angeles' micro-climates and why she decided to distill citrus for her first spirit. She also discussed how she applied her experience growing up in an artistic family into distilling, how blurring beverage categories has impacted drinking culture, how she joined AMASS as a co-founder and helped establish its positioning as both luxury and accessible. Later, she discussed the expansion of the AMASS portfolio, the launch of and roadmap for the distillery's RTD cocktails, why De Soi was established as an independent brand, the formulation of products and how Katy Perry is involved in planning and operations for the upstart company. Brands in this episode: AMASS, De Soi

If you know how to work on your deals and plan things in a volatile market, you might be able to survive crashes and even come out victorious. In today's show, Lee Kearney shares his ups and downs in the business, how to develop systems for deal negotiation and transactions, managing operations, and what we should be doing in a dynamic market. Tune in as this is another episode full of knowledge!   Key Takeaways from this episode Optimal strategies for controlling deals across market cycle trends Great advice on buying wholesale properties in today's market The short sale negotiation process and why you should learn it How to rebuild yourself and recover from a financial loss caused by the market crash The importance of mentorship and choosing the right mentor Things you should know when investing in bitcoins   References/Links Mentioned MLS.com Advisors Council   About Lee Kearney Lee Kearney is one of the nation's most successful single-family real estate investors. Since 2004, he has bought/sold 7,000+ properties and is known as the expert in leveraging real estate market cycles. The SPIN flagship trading company has a sales volume exceeding $500M to date. In 2022, a large focus for SPIN is capitalizing on the resurgence of foreclosures through its direct-to-seller model that combines technology, data mining, and sales & marketing. Lee holds a degree in Marketing and an MBA from the University of South Florida. In 2019, Lee became a partner in Advisors Education which is one of the fastest-growing educational platforms. Tapping into his expertise and passion for mentorship to educate others, he brings a wealth of real estate knowledge to this mastermind project and specializes in leveraging market cycles to help others grow their own real estate businesses. His own education platform FLIP YOUR INCOME offers several levels of training designed for beginner investors and mid-level operators who wish to scale their operations as well as seasoned investors looking to maximize their profits.   Connect with Lee Website: SPIN Companies Instagram: @realleekearney Facebook: Lee Kearney   Neil J. Timmins is on a mission to make a deep personal impact in the lives of his team members and business partners through his work as a real estate investor and mentor. He started as a traditional real estate agent where his team was recognized by the Wall Street Journal as a Top 100 team. Eventually, he made the transition from Realtor to full time investor.  Over the course of his career, Neil has been involved in over $300,000,000 in real estate transactions. Neil's portfolio depth includes assets ranging from houses to industrial properties. Recently, Neil and his team launched the Legacy Impact Partner Program where they partner with fix and flip investors from around the country. Neil's team brings capital to fund and fix rehabs, operational expertise, and years of experience catapulting their partner's business to new heights. Want to partner? You can learn more and book a call with Neil at www.LegacyImpactPartners.com. Connect with Neil Website: Real Grit LinkedIn: Neil J. Timmins Facebook: Neil Timmins