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What does it really look like to build a profitable product-based business in a small town—with your whole family involved? In this episode, I chat with Kim Videkovich, co-founder of County Line Meats, a fifth-generation farm-turned-direct-to-consumer brand based in Central Ohio. Kim shares how she and her husband launched their farm business during the pandemic and scaled it using local partnerships, a smart subscription model, and an ultra-intentional customer experience—while also juggling a full-time job and raising three boys. Whether you're selling physical products or just want to create stronger community connections, Kim's story is full of down-to-earth insights on visibility, pricing, and building local trust without burning out. You'll hear:How Kim turned a one-freezer experiment into a 12-freezer operation with recurring monthly revenueThe subscription strategy that made their premium beef more accessible and created consistent incomeCreative ways County Line Meats built visibility in the community—without relying on farmers' marketsWhy pricing with confidence is a game-changer (and how their butcher helped validate their value)How Kim uses email storytelling to drive sales and deepen customer connectionThe systems she uses to keep things simple, convenient, and scalable for a small local audience CONNECT WITH KIM:Website: www.countylinemeatsohio.comInstagram: @countylinemeatsohioFREE Download: Three Favorite Family Recipes - https://www.countylinemeatsohio.com/downloads 

Behind every growth focused property management business is someone working tirelessly to build trust, generate leads, and convert prospects into long term clients.Growing your rent roll isn't about one secret trick. It's about showing up on the phones, in the follow ups, and with a message that speaks to the pain points property investors are feeling right now. Whether you're a property manager who's wearing all the hats or a full time BDM looking to sharpen your process this episode is packed with insights and practical tools that can help you grow your rent roll with confidence.I chat with Natasha Angelski who is the Team Leader of Business Development at Property Management Partners, supporting clients across Australia with expert guidance and service. With over 15 years in real estate, Natasha is known for growing rent rolls organically, building strong client relationships, and mentoring high-performing teams. Her experience spans residential, commercial, and rural property management, and she brings a practical, results driven approach to every aspect of her work.Natasha shares what it's like to go from managing properties to growing the business where success comes from good communication, regular follow up, and knowing the agency inside out.“ Every business has a different style, so it's very important to speak to the director, speak to the team, understand their style, and understand what they have to offer. You need to know their fees, what kind of promotions there are to offer - understanding the business is key.” -Natasha AngeleskiWe explore:The biggest challenges and wins Natasha faced moving from Property Manager to BDMHow Natasha builds trust with leads across different states and marketsWhy research and understanding your agency's value is key to conversionsThe truth about cold calling and how to make it work without sounding salesyTips for staying consistent with follow ups and building long term trustCreative ways to add value during the nurture phaseWhy offers and timing matter during conversionHow to use existing client data to find hidden leadsTools to help you write cold call scripts and value propositions in minutesKylie's Resources:Property Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/accelerate Book a Strategy Call with Kylie: https://calendly.com/kylie-tpm/coaching-call Kolmeo: https://kolmeo.com/ Sensor Global: https://sensorinsure.com/ https://sensorglobal.com/ HD&U Sales Bundle:

What do you do after turning down a $600M offer—and watching it disappear days later? In this episode, venture capitalist and serial entrepreneur Jeremy Delk joins Dan Rochon to talk about pattern recognition, how to spot untapped markets, and the gritty truth behind high-stakes decisions. From losing $2M in four days as a college student to building multi-9-figure businesses, Jeremy shares powerful lessons on risk, leadership, and why real success comes from knowing who you are—not just what you've built.What you'll learn on this episodehe power of pattern recognition over pure hustle when spotting untapped marketsWhy real investors don't care about competition—they obsess over the customer experienceThe biggest mistake Jeremy ever made (hint: he said no to $600M) and how it led to his next big winWhy Jeremy only invests in 1 out of every 100 pitches—and what he looks for in a founderThe mindset shift every entrepreneur must make after hitting rock bottomThe spiritual crisis of success—and how to reconnect with purpose when the scoreboard is no longer enoughWhat Jeremy would tell his 25-year-old self: “Just take one more step”At the heart of this conversation is a simple truth: real business success comes from clearly communicating value and solving real problems. If you're working to sharpen that clarity in your own business, Dan's upcoming book Teach to Sell offers a practical framework to help you attract clients and opportunities by leading with what you know.

Are you a Canadian investor struggling with low cash flow, rent control, or expensive renovations? In this episode, we sit down with Ben Barry, a U.S. real estate expert who's deployed over $2 billion in capital and helped transform how investors like you succeed south of the border. What You'll Learn:How Canadian investors can tap into high-yield U.S. rental marketsWhy technology and data are changing the game in real estateThe real story behind turnkey rentals and institutional landlordsTips on navigating taxes, financing, and management across bordersWhether you're fed up with Ontario's eviction delays or you're just curious about basement conversions vs. single-family rentals, this is your roadmap to smarter investing.

This week, I'm welcoming back Ollie Walsh, formerly the co-founder and CEO of Pipit Global, and now, the President of Qenta, following Qenta's recent acquisition of Pipit.  This is Ollie's fourth appearance on MoneyNeverSleeps, making him the all-time guest record holder on the show.This conversation is a special one. Not only has Ollie been building something purpose-driven and globally relevant for over a decade, but I've also had the privilege of sitting on Pipit's board since 2019 and seeing the full journey from the inside.In this episode, we dive into the first public conversation about Pipit's acquisition by Qenta. US-based Qenta is rethinking how money moves around the world, blending fintech, blockchain, and impact into one powerful payments platform.In this episode, Ollie and I get into the weeds on what it really takes to build a startup with social impact at its core, what it feels like to finally get a deal across the line after years of trying, and how it all unfolds when you're leading with purpose rather than flash.We also get into:The “rollercoaster on fire” of startup lifeWhat makes a startup acquirable, especially in emerging marketsWhy leading with social impact turned out to be Pipit's greatest strengthLessons learned the hard way: cap tables, crowdfunding, and mental resilienceOllie's unexpected deep dive into Daoism and Tai Chi, and how it shaped his founder mindsetThis one's packed with honest reflections, tactical insights, and a rare look inside the real M&A journey from a founder who lived every second of it.If you're building with purpose, fundraising under pressure, or just trying to stay centered through it all, this one's for you.Connect with Ollie Walsh and Qenta:Ollie Walsh: LinkedInQenta: LinkedIn  |  Website⁠Leave a review and subscribe onApple PodcastsSpotifyMoneyNeverSleeps (website)Email us: info@norioventures.comConnect with Pete Townsend and MoneyNeverSleeps:Pete Townsend: X/Twitter  |  LinkedIn MoneyNeverSleeps: X/Twitter  |  LinkedIn  |  Newsletter

What does it take to turn ambition into impact? In this episode of the Leaders of Tomorrow podcast, Chris Thomson sits down with Chris Reynolds, an accomplished entrepreneur, former McKinsey partner, Founder and Managing Partner of Venn Growth Partners. Chris's story takes us from his early days in the Student Works Management Program, where he first honed his leadership skills, to the heights of venture capital, where he helps build iconic Canadian brands.You'll discover how grit and perseverance defined his journey, why nonlinear career paths can be the most fulfilling, and how he champions a new wave of entrepreneurship in Canada. With insights into what it takes to thrive as an entrepreneur and leader, this episode will challenge you to rethink your own potential and redefine success. Enjoy!In This Episode You'll Learn:The mindset shift that sets the foundation for leadership and accountabilityWhy resilience and perseverance matter more than natural talentHow to spot opportunities in unconventional career pathsThe secret to creating a customer-first business that stands out in competitive marketsWhy surrounding yourself with the right people is the ultimate game-changerAnd much more…Resources:Student Works 173 | Chris Reynolds | A “Peek” into the Incredible Work Culture at KPMG and McKinseyFollow Chris Reynolds on LinkedInBooks Mentioned: Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance

Raising capital isn't about having the perfect pitch deck. And there's no magic button that makes assets pour in.At the end of the day, it all comes down to one thing: trust.If you want to grow your boutique, you have to build real relationships with investors. Take it from $6B CEO Conor Hoey. He's spent over a decade raising capital, leading investments, and even securing the right backers for his football club. And along the way, he's learned one simple truth: People do business with people.In this Episode, Conor and Stacy dig into:Why investors actually say yes (hint: it's not just about performance)What football and finance have in common when it comes to finding the right investorsThe biggest mistakes boutique funds make when trying to break into new marketsWhy you need to stop hiding behind emails and start picking up the phone (seriously, just do it)If you know relationships are the key to raising capital but aren't sure how to actually build them, this Episode is for you. Learn More About Conor Hoey:Conor is the CEO of Gemini Capital in Ireland, an organisation that provides an easy and cost effective way for Investment Managers from around the world to create and distribute UCITS funds.  Having been in the Finance industry over 30 years in London and Dublin, he has worked across insurance, consulting, asset management and securities services.Outside of work, he is well known for his passion for Drogheda United, a League of Ireland professional soccer club where his family's involvement goes back 75 years.  Conor is a former chairman and current director of the club.  They recently won the Football Association of Ireland Cup, which he can be seen cradling in his profile picture.  This means European football for the club later in 2025.  He is also a keen musician, cook, traveller, pickleballer and soon to be author!   - - -Make The Boutique Investment Collective part of your Billion Dollar Backstory. Gain access to invaluable resources, expert coaches, and a supportive community of other boutique founders, fund managers, and investment pros. Join Havener Capital's exclusive membership

In this episode of No Broke Months, I sit down with Avery Carl, author of Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth and Smarter Short-Term Rentals, and CEO of The Short Term Shop. Avery shares how she went from making $37,000 a year to building a 250+ door real estate empire in just five years—and she's here to tell you how you can do it too!We'll dive into:✅ The best markets for short-term rentals (and which ones to avoid)✅ The biggest mistake investors make when picking a location✅ Why she only buys in vacation-driven markets✅ How to scale your real estate portfolio without quitting your day job✅ A real-life horror story from one of her worst deals—and how to avoid the same fate✅ Why NOT to chase the "next big market" that no one's talking about✅ How to out-host the competition and run short-term rentals like a real business✅ The #1 strategy to protect yourself from short-term rental regulationsIf you're serious about getting into short-term rentals—or you want to scale your portfolio faster—this is an episode you can't afford to miss!What you'll learn on this episodeThe difference between short-term and long-term rental marketsWhy vacation-driven markets with limited hotels are ideal for short-term rentalsThe importance of cash flow vs. appreciation in real estate investingCommon pitfalls to avoid when investing in short-term rentalsHow to scale a short-term rental business efficientlyThe impact of local regulations and why choosing the right market is crucialHow Avery went from one property to a massive real estate portfolioResources mentioned in this episodeThe Short Term Shop – Avery's real estate agency specializing in short-term rentalsSmarter Short-Term Rentals – Avery's latest book on running a successful short-term rental businessThe Short Term Show Podcast – Avery's podcast covering everything short-term rentalsAbout Avery:Avery Carl is the best-selling author of Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth, host of The Short Term Show podcast, and CEO of The Short Term Shop, a top real estate agency specializing in short-term and vacation rentals. Avery transformed her career from a $37k salary to owning over 250 properties in just five years by focusing on short-term rental investments, which allowed for faster portfolio growth compared to traditional long-term rentals. Her mission is to help investors achieve financial independence through short-term rental investing. Avery is a leading industry expert, frequently speaking at conferences, and her podcast has over 1 million downloads. Her agency ranks among the top real estate teams in the nation, as recognized by RealTrends, NewsWeek, and The New York Times.Connect with Avery:Website: The Short Term ShopLinkedIn: Avery CarlInstagram: @theshorttermshop  To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check these links:Website: No Broke MonthsPodcast: No Broke Months for Salespeople PodcastInstagram: @donrochonxFacebook: Dan RochonLinkedIn: Dan Rochon

In this episode of Excess Returns, Matt and Jack explore key lessons from one of our most popular guests, Cem Karsan. Through selected clips from multiple interviews, they unpack Karsan's unique insights on markets, investing, and risk management. The discussion covers critical concepts including:The fundamental importance of supply, demand, and liquidity in marketsWhy thinking probabilistically is essential for both investing and lifeHow different time frames affect investment decisions and market dynamicsThe impact of options trading on market volatilityA fascinating analysis of election year returns that challenges conventional wisdomPerspectives on retirement and viewing work as an extension of selfWhether you're an active trader, long-term investor, or financial professional, this episode offers valuable frameworks for understanding markets and risk. Jack and Matt break down complex concepts into actionable insights, showing how Karsan's options trading background provides unique perspectives that can benefit investors of all types.

Send us a Text Message.Miguel Armaza interviews Melissa Guzy, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Arbor Ventures, a global fintech-focused fund with offices across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the US. Founded in 2012, some of their portfolio companies include Tabby, TrueAccord, Grab, and Fundbox.We discuss:Melissa's early days as a VC investor at VantagePoint Capital where they navigated the dot com crash and later invested in Tesla's Series ABuilding Arbor Ventures and pioneering fintech investing in China, Southeast Asia, and the Middle EastHow Arbor has successfully generated liquidity from fintech investing in emerging marketsWhy real-time payment networks have the potential to transform fintech… and a lot more!Want more podcast episodes? Join me and follow Fintech Leaders today on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app for weekly conversations with today's global leaders that will dominate the 21st century in fintech, business, and beyond.Do you prefer a written summary? Check out the Fintech Leaders newsletter and join ~70,000+ readers and listeners worldwide!Miguel Armaza is Co-Founder and General Partner of Gilgamesh Ventures, a seed-stage investment fund focused on fintech in the Americas. He also hosts and writes the Fintech Leaders podcast and newsletter.Miguel on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nKha4ZMiguel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Jb5oBcFintech Leaders Newsletter: bit.ly/3jWIp

In this episode of Distribution First, Justin dives into the world of global content strategy with Lee Densmer, a global content marketing strategist. Lee shares insights and examples of the pitfalls of global content distribution, as well as practical steps for content marketers to take when expanding their reach to global markets.If you like distribution and repurposing playbooks, you'll love my weekly newsletter (it's free). Join 2,500+ subscribers here: https://news.justinsimon.co/ In this episode, you'll learn:How to know which markets to focus onWhy translating content isn't enoughWhat pitfalls to avoid when creating and sharing content on a global scaleHow cultural and linguistic awareness can change the way content is crafted for different marketsWhy starting small and testing is crucial***CONNECT

Step up your wealth-building journey as we bring back Justin Goodin on the show. Gain expert insights into promising investment opportunities and tips for fast-tracking your success in the multifamily arena. Dive into this episode to reshape your financial perspective with essential knowledge today! WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE How Justin developed his vision in apartment investingThe advantages of investing in new assets and stable marketsWhy now might be a great time to buy multifamily propertiesBenefits of real estate vs. stocks in the current marketKey pointers and resources for aspiring investorsRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONEDBest Ever Conference: https://www.besteverconference.com/Jake & Gino: https://jakeandgino.com/Deal Maker Virtual Event 2023: https://dealmakerliveevent.com/Master real estate financial modeling the right way! Access FREE educational resources and a multifamily underwriting model to underwrite your next commercial real estate deals savvier than ever at https://nextlevelfinancialmodeling.com/.ABOUT JUSTIN GOODINJustin Goodin is the founder and CEO of Next Level Equity. He graduated from the Kelley School of Business, majoring in finance and supply chain management with a minor in economics. After investing in single-family homes, he discovered a more powerful way to build generational wealth and create time freedom for himself and his family- investing in multifamily apartment buildings. Justin educated himself on the powerful benefits of apartment investing and learned there are far superior ways to invest capital, other than a traditional 401K or relying on the unpredictable stock market. Now, he is passionate about helping others do the same.CONNECT WITH JUSTINWebsite: Next Level Equity: https://nextlevelequity.com/ | Next Level Financial Modeling: https://nextlevelfinancialmodeling.com/LinkedIn: Justin Goodin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justingoodin/ CONNECT WITH USWant a list of top-rated real estate conferences, virtual meetups, and mastermind groups? Send Tate an email at tate@glequitygroup.com to learn more about real estate using a relational approach.Looking for ways to make passive income? Greenlight Equity Group can help you invest in multifamily properties and create consistent cash flow without being a landlord. Book a consultation call and download Tate's free ebook, "F.I.R.E.-Financial Independence Retire Early via Apartment Investing," at www.investwithgreenlight.com to start your wealth-building journey today!

This episode covers the interesting dynamics of the past year, including varying economic forecasts, the impact of hiking cycles, and the phases of higher yields in developed markets. Eva Sun-Wai, fund manager on the M&G Global Macro Bond fund, provides insights into the three phases of higher yields, touches on the unique features of the US mortgage market and shares her views on the "higher for longer" narrative, expressing a slightly more cautious stance and anticipating a potential hard landing or recession.The conversation also examines the portfolio's positioning, touching on themes such as de-risking, duration management, and specific views on the Japanese market. Looking ahead to 2024, the discussion highlights the significance of fiscal positions, government debt levels, and the delicate balance between fiscal and monetary policies. Eva shares her perspectives on the challenges and dynamics that may unfold in the fiscal versus monetary landscape.What's covered in this episode: Three phases of higher yields in developed marketsWhy the managers are positioned for a ‘hard landing'The differences in the US mortgage marketOpportunities in the UK and European bond marketWhat they expect to see in markets for 2024Where the managers have de-risked the portfolioGovernment or corporate bonds?Six-month US government bond vs S&P 500The main themes in the portfolio todayEva's recent visit to Tokyo to the Ministry of Finance in JapanThe fiscal versus monetary dynamicMore about the fund: M&G Global Macro Bond is a ‘go-anywhere' bond fund: the team can invest in any bond issued by governments and companies absolutely anywhere in the world. They can also invest in any currency, creating a portfolio that should benefit from both long-term trends and short-term tactical investments.Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.

Discover the path to a secure retirement in this episode! Warren Ingram explores smart investment strategies for your golden years, including generating income from your savings. Delve into the choice between living and compulsory annuities, gain insights into effective portfolio management,  the pros, and cons of local vs. global markets, and learn why financial discipline is your key to a worry-free retirement.Topics/ Questions: Can you generate income from your retirement savings?The difference between a living annuity vs a compulsory annuity Effective portfolio management How interest rates affect your monthly income Local vs global marketsWhy being financially disciplined is key to financial success Have a question for Warren? Don't forget to voice note your questions through our WhatsApp chat on (+27)79 807 8162 and you could be featured in one of our episodes. Follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more Financial Freedom content: @HonestMoneyPod

A new bull market is underway, but potential recession, heavy inflation, increasing interest rates, war and more are casting dark shadows. You may be more confused than ever about what is going on in the markets and economy and if you feel that way, don't worry – you're not alone. In this episode of The Green Zone Podcast, host Jeff Green discusses:What's going on in the U.S. economy and marketsWhy we're in what's considered a “skinny Bull market”Which industries are leading the wayAnd more!Connect With Green Financial Group:jeff@greenfinancialgrp.com(713) 244-3030Schedule A Call With Jeff or LaurenGreen Financial GroupLinkedIn: Jeff GreenLinkedIn: Lauren Smith

City of London Investment Trust manager Job Curtis discusses the current state of the UK economy and provides a more optimistic perspective. While he believes inflation will eventually decline, it may take time to return to previous levels. Job discusses the global exposure of his holdings and the negative perception of the UK market on the global stage. He also reveals what he says is the “hidden secret of stock markets”. The interview finishes with Job highlighting the reliability of the trust to grow its dividends and how companies in the portfolio have managed rising inflation and interest rates.What's covered in this episode: Pessimism surrounding the UK economyHow wage, food and energy prices influence inflation Why the UK stock market is not the same as the UK economyHow UK equities offer investors potential growth The international exposure of the trustWhy the UK market continues to trade on a discountExamples of M&A activity in the portfolioThe importance of income in a portfolio, no matter your ageHow perceived inflation impacts marketsWhy the manager takes a cautious approachHow the trust is currently positionedThe sectors with the largest allocation todayMore about this fund: The City of London Investment Trust focuses on generating both income and capital growth through its investments primarily in larger UK companies that have international reach. For 56 consecutive years, it has consistently raised its dividend payment. The trust has a conservative approach, which has resulted in consistent and reliable returns over an extended period.Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.

George Curtis, portfolio manager and member of the Multi-Sector Bond team at TwentyFour Asset Management, presents a broad overview of bond markets as we stand today. He covers all areas from high yield to government bonds and gives insights as to why the TwentyFour Dynamic Bond fund has been reducing exposure to both emerging market bonds and the high yield bond market, as well as the growing significance for ESG considerations within fixed income. What's covered in this episode: Why 2022 was one of the worst years on record for global bond marketsThree scenarios for global markets in 2023Why we should expect continued volatility for fixed incomeWhat investors can expect from high yield marketsWhy the team continues to reduce exposure to high yield bondsHow a recessionary environment influences high yield bondsThe attractions of European high yield over US high yield Why investment grade bonds are more attractive than they've been previouslyThe team's preference for financial bonds such as banks within the investment grade spaceThe extra benefits of government bonds, particularly US TreasuriesThe difficulty of navigating ESG in emerging market bondsHow ESG considerations influence a bond's interest rateMore about TwentyFour Asset Management: TwentyFour Asset Management is an independent fixed income firm, founded in 2008 by a group of leading specialists. It offers highly transparent products that benefit from a rigorous detail-orientated investment approach to achieve superior risk-adjusted returns. The TwentyFour Absolute Return Credit, TwentyFour Corporate Bond and TwentyFour Dynamic Bond fund are all Elite Rated by FundCalibre.Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.For professional investors only. This content is provided for information purposes only and nothing contained within should constitute a solicitation, offer, or recommendation, to buy or sell any investment instruments, to effect any transactions, or to conclude any legal act of any kind whatsoever. Any companies, securities or funds discussed are for illustrative purposes only and is not intended to be a personal recommendation to buy or sell any company, security or fund, to effect any transactions, to adopt a particular investment strategy or to conclude any legal act of any kind whatsoever. Any projections, forecasts or estimates voiced are based on a variety of estimates and assumptions. There can be no assurance that the estimates or assumptions made will prove accurate, and actual results may differ materially. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns and there can be no assurance that investment objectives will be achieved. All investments, including any income from them, can fall in value as well as rise, meaning you could get back less than you invested. Investing in fixed income securities comes with risks which will generally include credit risk, default risk, inflation risk and interest rate risk. Please refer to the respective offering document(s) for further details on the applicable risks. TwentyFour Asset Management LLP is registered

On this episode Pat sits down with Jonathan Whittle, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of emerging markets fintech inclusion fund Quona Capital. We dive into his journey from operator to VC, lessons learned from the dot-com bust and what it means for today's market correction, the status of Fintech in emerging markets and why it pays to become a bank at the final stage of a B2C fintech's growth journeyOn this episode you will learn about: Jonathan's journey into VC and long time engagement in LatAm Why the waves of fintech adoption is a model that simplifies to great degree the evolution fintech has been going through especially in emerging marketsWhy does it pay to become a bank at the final stage Quona's new 300M fund of fresh capital You can find Jonathan on LinkedIn here. Support the show

Darius McDermott and Juliet Schooling Latter offer their opinions on how we got to where we are today and where we should be looking in 2023. The list of topics they cover is extensive including inflation, bonds, emerging markets (with India as the star of the show) and continuing volatility for the equity markets. They then look at the interesting question of where they would invest £10,000 today, and furthermore, the differing investment approaches needed whether investing for growth or income in 2023. What's covered in this episode:-Key moments of 2022 and the impact on the marketsWhy 2022 was a tough year for investorsIndex-linked gilts, inflation-linked bonds, Trussnomics and an unloved UKThe surprising resilience of IndiaWhy 2022 was an odd year for equitiesWhy bonds have now become an interesting asset class - againIs it too early to invest in China again?The implications of ‘the most expected recession ever' What kind of recession is the world heading into?How each would invest on behalf of an elderly relative … … and how each would invest their children's Junior ISAsMore about the episode:-The end of the year brings a review of what Darius McDermott tells us has been a tough year for investors, where the name of the game was trying to lose less than anyone else. Both Darius and Juliet Schooling Latter offer their views on the current state of play, they discuss how the well-flagged recession might play out and its impact on the UK specifically, and conclude by offering their investment strategies for investing £10,000 for income and growth, unusually agreeing with each other. Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.  

In this episode, Salem VanderStel talks about the opportunities outside the progressive investment markets and how you can provide affordable multifamily housing to communities. Stay tuned if you want to learn to operate a vertically integrated business and invest using a model like no other!WHAT TO LISTEN FORThe great thing about investing outside rapidly growing marketsWhy it's crucial to focus on the demand for affordable housingHybrid fund model vs. multifamily syndicationHelpful advice about multifamily investing during inflationary periodPerks of creating a real estate investing experience now RESOURCE/LINK MENTIONEDA Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel | Paperback and HardcoverABOUT SALEM VANDERSTELSalem is a career real estate investor. After studying Chemistry and Corporate Strategy at Vanderbilt University, he directed his passion for analytics toward financial instruments — building ultra-high net worth asset management products at one of the world's largest investment banks. He also continued to advise large-scale global financial institutions on financial strategies and structures. While underwriting and building various financial instruments in 2012, Salem discovered the exceptional risk-adjusted returns associated with specific real estate investments. To date, he has directly managed and/or invested in over 2000+ residential multifamily and manufactured housing units.CONNECT WITH SALEMEmail: salem@nakedcapitalgroup.comCONNECT WITH USTo learn more about investment opportunities, join the Cityside Capital Investor Club.Follow us on Facebook: Cityside CapitalFollow us on Instagram: @citysidecapital_tim_lyonsConnect with us on LinkedIn: Tim LyonsConnect with us via Email: greg@citysidecap.com | tim@citysidecap.com

We're excited to welcome back Jeff Rappaport on today's show to tell us what it takes to become a successful investor during shifting markets. Join us to learn how the housing market has changed, plus strategies to master your business using real-world examples.WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE Reasons to invest in commercial real estate during a recessionWhat is a transition period, and how does it impact the housing market?Economic factors that affect rent pricesCreative financing: Definition, benefits, and examplesTips to keep your business thriving during volatile marketsWhy interest rates could keep increasingRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONEDEpisode 011: 5 Ways to Get Started in Apartment Investing with Jeff Rappaport https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-011-5-ways-to-get-started-in-apartment-investing/id1500967265?i=1000476808133Crexi https://www.crexi.com/LoopNet https://www.loopnet.com/ABOUT JEFF RAPPAPORTJeff is the owner of We Offer Options, Inc., a family-owned business committed to providing solutions to homeowners through buying and selling real estate properties. His primary investing roots are in Sandy, Utah, but he also focuses on other areas across the country where he currently does fix and flips, wholesale deals, and purchases income-producing properties.CONNECT WITH JEFFPodcast: The Creative Financing Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-creative-financing-podcast/id1380904648Email: jeff@weofferoptions.comCONNECT WITH USTo book an exclusive FREE consulting session with Tate or to view his current investment offerings, please go to www.investwithgreenlight.com.Want a list of top-rated real estate conferences, virtual meetups, and mastermind groups? Send Tate an email at tate@glequitygroup.com to learn more about real estate using a relational approach.Special Announcement! Tate's brand-new audiobook "F.I.R.E.-Financial Independence Retire Early Through Apartment Investing" is downloadable! Go to: Green Light Equity Group: http://www.investwithgreenlight.com/.Do you have difficulty underwriting deals? Never worry about getting your numbers wrong with Real Estate Lab, a cloud-based platform for investors. Sign up at https://www.realestatelab.com/ using the promo code TAG2 to get 10% off your first 12 months. Automate your acquisitions and underwriting like a boss now!

Camden and David converse with Asha Mehta, Managing Partner & CIO at Global Delta Capital about the bullish case for emerging and frontier market stocks as well as the risks.Topics covered include:How to go about investing in emerging marketsShould you invest in ChinaWhere are the most promising emerging and frontier marketsWhy aggregate emerging markets earnings have been lacklusterHow to balance quantitative analysis with subjective reasoningSponsorsMasterClass - Get two annual memberships for the price of oneMasterworks – invest in contemporary artShow NotesPower of Capital by Asha MehtaGlobal Delta CapitalSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the latest episode of BDO's Private Equity PErspectives podcast, host Todd Kinney speaks with Justin Wender, Managing Partner at Stella Point Capital, and Rob Bosco, Managing Director of Stone-Goff Partners on how a recession could impact private equity and what they're seeing in the GP-led secondaries market.Listen to the podcast to learn: Why valuations for private equity, especially in the middle market, are not seeing the same declines as valuations in the public marketsWhy we are seeing more GP-led secondary transactions and why that is expected to continueThe importance of investing in companies that are providing real value to their customers How technology can create efficiencies in the transaction processWhy technology-driven services businesses may provide some resilience in an evolving economyInvestment banking products and services within the United States are offered exclusively through BDO Capital Advisors, LLC, a separate legal entity and affiliated company of BDO USA, LLP, a Delaware limited liability partnership and national professional services firm. For more information, visit www.bdocap.com. Certain services may not be available to attest clients under the rules and regulations of public accounting. BDO Capital Advisors, LLC Member FINRA/SIPC.

Kevin Murphy, co-manager of Schroder Income, tells us why stock markets are irrational and growth is like, "sirens pulling you onto the rocks," in this week's interview. Kevin also shares why the managers have been trimming their exposure to oil and gas and the banking sectors in favour of consumer retail names. We wrap up with the million pound question: value or growth?More about this episode:Emotions and extrapolation in financial marketsWhy profits are indeed important How focussing on the numbers can ensure strong, long-term returnsHigh interest rates and capital growth and risk profilesWhy the outlook for value remains brightHow selling decisions are reached and finding the next opportunityCheap buys vs cheaper buysMore about the fund: Schroder Income is a deep value driven fund, investing in companies valued at less than their true worth and waiting for a correction. It has little correlation with other income funds, tending to avoid the big income producers in favour of more niche names, where both capital and income have the potential grow significantly. It is a UK equity fund that seeks to balance dividend yield with dividend growth and balance sheet safety to achieve a growing income. This approach is not without risk and performance can be volatile.Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.

Although Europe is once again under the microscope for all the wrong reasons, Waverton European Capital Growth co-manager Chris Garsten believes the much-maligned market is now a far more compelling investment proposition than it was eight months ago. He also talks to us about the threat of recession and why he feels it is important to go against the consensus when markets are difficult. Chris also talks to us about why the political need for the Euro to succeed will prevent any further break up. He also runs through the cyclical recovery opportunities he is finding in a post Covid world and the importance of having a strong investment process to find opportunities in the ESG space.What's covered in this episode: Why challenges equal opportunities in a post-Covid world and the attraction of cyclical recovery stocksHow the semiconductor shortage benefitted car companiesWhy finding ESG winners is anything but straightforwardHow new EU rules around sustainability could impact capital flows into minersWhy he is a fan of Scandinavian/Nordic companies and the importance of “strategic thinkers” like Nestle and RushHis fears about recession in Europe and why history tells us to be contrarian in difficult marketsWhy the political will for the Euro to succeed means it is unlikely to break upWhy Europe looks a more interesting investment than it did eight months agoMore about this fund: The managers of Waverton European Capital Growth fund focus on finding companies whose management interests are aligned with shareholders, have earnings visibility, pricing power, cash generation and return on capital. But companies don't have to have all these attributes at the point of investment – indeed, many of their best ideas are businesses in the early stages of reform.Learn more on fundcalibre.comPlease remember, we've been discussing individual companies to bring investing to life for you. It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. The fund may or may not still hold these companies at the time of listening. Elite Ratings are based on FundCalibre's research methodology and are the opinion of FundCalibre's research team only.

On episode 53 I talk with Dimitry Gershenson of Enduring Planet. Enduring Planet provides growth capital for climate entrepreneurs, they offer rapid financing without dilution, personal guarantees, or collateral.Climate has quickly become one of the most interesting topics out there today. There is a lot of discussion around the topic but depending on where you live the action being taken differs widely.For Dimitry and the Enduring Planet team, the climate is not just a job, it's a passion. When talking to Dimitry you begin to understand that a lot has started to change but there is still monumental work to be completed.Enduring Planet is doing its part to help fill the giant capital hole that exists in climate change. There is a chasm of underinvestment overall. Without more firms like Enduring Planet and their portfolio companies, we will continue to see the devastating impacts of climate change increase. There is hope, the momentum is starting to build and there are a lot of exciting founder stories that are all helping to make needed change. Dimitry and I talk about the types of founders they fund, why they decided to structure the firm the way they did, raising capital, and a whole lot more. So without further ado, I present Dimitry Gershenson of Enduring Planet. I hope you all enjoy the show and be prepared to learn:Dimitry's journey to Enduring PlanetLessons from emerging marketsWhy the climate conversation has started to change in the last 10 yearsWe underinvest in the climate between $3 - $5 trillionThey have a broad definition of climate focused fintechWhy the last couple of years has give Dimitry hope about the climateWhy they structured Enduring Planet the way they didBiggest lesson learned - capital education is neededBest advice received - it's a marathon, not a sprintRecommended reading - Dark Tower Series by Stephen KingAnd much more...

Differentiating Oneself is Key in Luxury Real Estate:Capitalizing on your past experiences and current skill set is a great way to set yourself apart from every other real estate professional in your market. One huge differentiator that you can leverage to stand out even more? Continually educating yourself.In fact, in order to fully adopt a luxury mindset, you need to constantly be learning how to be a better real estate professional, how to better serve your clients, and how to more effectively position yourself as a trusted advisor for all things real estate related. The moment you actively stop learning is the moment you stop trying to differentiate yourself, and the moment you stop differentiation yourself is the moment you begin to blend in with every other real estate professional in your market. Always be learning!Deepening Relationships and Maintaining a Healthy Work-Life Balance:Your relationships with other real estate professionals are incredibly important. Your relationships with your clients (both current and potential) are incredibly important. Finally, your relationships with individuals who aren't directly connected to luxury real estate are also incredibly important. So how is it possible to balance all of these different relationships without potentially ignoring one of these groups? Simple — give yourself permission to blur the lines between them all and you won't have to clearly delineate your time amongst different groups.Granted, it is important to remember that your work as a luxury real estate professional should not spread into every other facet of your life. However, it's critical that you recognize how all of the different aspects of your life are connected. It's okay for your different universes to collide, provided you're always actively working towards one very important thing: deepening the relationships with the people around you to help form stronger bonds with them. Remember, a more robust sphere of influence, one built upon strong relationships, is the key to a healthy referral pipeline.Topics and Questions You'll Uncover During this Episode:How to adopt a luxury mindset that will help advance your real estate careerWhy becoming a trusted advisor is so critical when it comes to building connections both within and outside of your target real estate marketsWhy is brokerage support so important?Deepening relationships with fellow real estate professionals is a great way to expand your sphere of influenceWhy is work-life balance so important as a luxury real estate professional?Resources Mentioned within Episode:Official Website - Maria BabaevConnect with Maria Babaev on LinkedInThe Institute for Luxury Home Marketing

Navigating the Ups and Downs of Luxury Real Estate:It's no secret that the landscape of the real estate industry has changed over the last two years — especially when it comes to luxury properties. While adjusting to market conditions can be stressful at times, one way to mitigate this stress is to constantly work on expanding your sphere of influence and building out your referral pipeline. If the pandemic taught us anything, it's that out-of-market buyers are now more willing to enter into other markets, which is why it's critical that your referral pipeline include out-of-market real estate professionals who may be looking for referral partners to help their clients navigate a move into your specific market.A Healthy Referral Pipeline Needs Constant Attention:As a luxury real estate professional, you should always want to improve the way you do business. That could mean improving the experience you provide your clients with, enhancing the print materials you use to help market luxury properties, or constantly nurturing your sphere of influence to ensure that you're top of mind for all things luxury real estate related. In order to build a strong luxury real estate referral network, you need to build strong relationships with every individual who's part of that network.So how do you build on these relationships (and create new ones) in order to grow your sphere of influence? Attending conferences and other out-of-market industry events is one way to meet up with contacts face to face, and even make new connections during the process. Remember, traveling to see your contacts is a business expense, and an important one at that. Make the time to visit out-of-market referral partners as frequently as possible to build on your relationship with them. Additionally, remember that your referral partnerships should never feel one-sided. Giving referrals is just as important as successfully receiving a referral, so be sure to reciprocate referrals in order to establish a stronger connection with your partners.Topics and Questions You'll Uncover During this Episode:How the pandemic affected the way we buy and sell homesWhy outbound destination markets are so important in the upper tierThe importance of constantly nurturing your sphere of influence to promote future growth How to effectively build out your referral network to expand to new marketsWhy setting expectations with partners is the key to a healthier referral pipelineResources Mentioned within Episode:Official Website - Genuine Real EstateContact Patrick RyanConnect with Patrick Ryan on LinkedInThe Institute for Luxury Home Marketing

In this week's Resonance energy market podcast Jeremy Nicholson talks to Alfa's Jason Durden about UK energy markets and the impact of removing Russia from the energy mix. In this week's Resonance you will learn about:High energy prices cause a recessionary outlookVolatility remains a feature as geopolitics attempts to restructure marketsWhy removing Russian oil and gas from European supplies impacts UK pricesWhy challenges faced by the French nuclear fleet impact UK power supply and pricesWhy a divergent market is at play as we look ahead to 2023

Sports tourism - you've heard the phrase, people traveling to places to participate in sporting - that's a whole thing these days. And a very fast-growing thing at that. So, how can your race capitalize on this trend and how can you position your event to attract more overseas or out-of-state participants?That's exactly what we'll be getting into today with my guest, George Kakourides, Marketing Director for the Logicom Cyprus Marathon. As you'll hear, George has worked really hard on growing international participation for the Logicom Cyprus Marathon since 2014 with some amazing results, and has tons of tips to share on marketing your race internationally  and reaching new audiences through social media, micro-influencers, specialist publications, race expos, and other channels. So get your notepads out and get ready to take notes!By the way, we're going to be using the term “international” here a lot, but the lessons we'll learn here today apply equally to a race that aspires to attract participants from a different country, as well as, say, a US-based race that wants to attract participants from nearby states. Everything we'll touch on today basically falls under the category of marketing to participants that will travel to your event - so anyone besides your local crowd.In this episode:Positioning your race brand for international appealThe importance of infrastructure (airport capacity, accommodation capacity etc) in being able to attract international participantsHow to pick the most promising international markets to target with your marketingGetting buy-in and material support from local government, local businesses and your local tourist boardPartnering with local hotels and designing custom-made accommodation packages for participantsWorking with international specialist-press journalists and relevant influencers to promote the event in target marketsWhy getting Runners World and other high-profile mags to write about your event is easier that you thinkMeasuring ROI on your international marketing effortsWhy you want to translate key landing pages and your ad copy into the language of your target market participantsReaching international participants using Facebook Ads and suitable country/interest targeting choicesContent ideas for engaging potential participants year-round through your social media accountsLessons in building race partnerships from the Swedish ClassicThanks to GiveSignup|RunSignup for supporting quality content for race directors by sponsoring this episode. More than 22,000 in-person, virtual, and hybrid events use GiveSignup|RunSignup's free and integrated solution to save time, grow their events, and raise more. If you'd like to learn more about GiveSignup|RunSignup's all-in-one technology solution for endurance and fundraising events visit runsignup.com.You can find more resources on anything and everything related to race directing on our website RaceDirectorsHQ.com.You can also share your questions about race marketing or anything else in our Facebook group, Race Directors Hub.

In this episode of Growing the Future Podcast, Dan chats with Derek  Squair, Aberhart Farms Market Advisor. Derek has been a great resource and a trusted advisor for Aberhart farms. Having Derek's guidance and expertise in making major decisions in Aberhart farms since 2006 has been  invaluable. In this episode, Derek shares his opinion and assessment of the current and future market. In this episode, you will learn: What exactly is a market coach. What is Derek's role as a grain market coach? and why farmers should have one close by.What problems a market coach can help producers solveWhy some grain farms will have significant earnings while comparable size grain farms in other locations will be experiencing devastating losses this yearThe way the current climate in the farming industry is changing the way risk is allocated between grain companies and producers.The great advantages of having a board of advisors and coaches at your disposalWhat new market opportunities are raising for grain producersWhat is the difference between organic, sustainable, and regenerativeDerek's opinions about carbon marketsWhy does a market coach focus so much on the cost of productionThe way producers protect themselves contractually when they don't produce the quantities agreed upon in the presale. Connect with Derek Twitter And if you want to be part of the Growing the Future community, make sure to say hi on social at: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInSay hi to Dan on IGGTF YouTube Channel Also, don't forget to share this episode with your fellow Growing the Future trailblazers and subscribe to the podcast.   

Anand is passionate about helping entrepreneurs build high impact enterprises in Fintech, InsureTech, Education, Logistics. With a background in operations at high growth companies, Anand is keen to help start-ups with his experience. He believes in the immense scope that “Bharat” presents for innovative India specific models.Anand was an entrepreneur and business leader prior to joining Nexus. He was a founding team member of MagicPin, a hyperlocal deal discovery platform. Most recently he was heading New Market P&L and Growth across Asia for BIMA (Milvik) – a global insure tech company. Previously Anand worked with Bain & Co. as a strategy consultant where he advised Technology and Consumer Goods companies in India and Silicon Valley.Anand holds an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad and B.Tech from IIT Kharagpur.Key TakeawaysHow a background in consulting has helped Anand in his career as an entrepreneur and a VCWhat is first principle thinking and how you can apply it to solve large problemsWhy ‘being calm is a superpower' for a founder going through the topsy turvy journey of building a startupWhy founders should focus on communication as part of their product's distribution, marketing, customer onboarding, customer support, and how startup teams can develop their communication skills2 startup pitches that stood out out for Anand, the core questions a startup should be answering while pitching to VCs & control rights to keep in mind while working with a VCWhy lending is a business of collectionsChallenges of a category building business and why your story matters more than anything else while you are building a category building businessHow the Indian tech ecosystem has matured and why now you see startups building products for the global marketsWhy lesser the regulation, the better for the tech ecosystem and why the next 10 years is going to be a golden period for the Indian tech ecosystem 

Is this the right time to buy real estate? Should I hold my money and wait for a crash? Heather Marchant with RP Capital offers her insights and expertise on the current real estate market. Join us today to learn how to identify a good deal and the right time to invest. Key takeaways to listen for: Killing the dealThe principles of real estateReasons for investing in multiple marketsWhy appraisers are not accountableThe cool thing about rental properties About Heather Marchant: Heather has been the Chief Sales Officer to RP Capital since 2007. She has personally mentored over 800 clients to help them achieve an increase in cash flow of over $5.2 million since becoming an investment specialist in 2011. Connect with Heather: Website: https://rpcinvest.com/Podcast: https://getrealestatesuccess.com/E-mail: invest@rpcinvest.com   Chris Miles, the "Anti-Financial Advisor," is a leading authority on how to quickly free up and create cash flow for thousands of his clients, entrepreneurs, and others internationally! He's an author, speaker, and radio host that has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate, Entrepreneur on Fire, and spoken to thousands getting them fast financial results. Connect With Chris: http://moneyripples.com/https://www.facebook.com/moneyrippleshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJS6bPY8sm53pkjiCSuBKMA

Is this the right time to buy real estate? Should I hold my money and wait for a crash? Heather Marchant with RP Capital offers her insights and expertise on the current real estate market. Join us today to learn how to identify a good deal and the right time to invest. Key takeaways to listen for: Killing the dealThe principles of real estateReasons for investing in multiple marketsWhy appraisers are not accountableThe cool thing about rental properties About Heather Marchant: Heather has been the Chief Sales Officer to RP Capital since 2007. She has personally mentored over 800 clients to help them achieve an increase in cash flow of over $5.2 million since becoming an investment specialist in 2011. Connect with Heather: Website: https://rpcinvest.com/Podcast: https://getrealestatesuccess.com/E-mail: invest@rpcinvest.com   Chris Miles, the "Anti-Financial Advisor," is a leading authority on how to quickly free up and create cash flow for thousands of his clients, entrepreneurs, and others internationally! He's an author, speaker, and radio host that has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate, Entrepreneur on Fire, and spoken to thousands getting them fast financial results. Connect With Chris: http://moneyripples.com/https://www.facebook.com/moneyrippleshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJS6bPY8sm53pkjiCSuBKMA

Today's guest is Kristinn Gylfason, Compliance Officer at Sidekick Health and a lawyer who specializes in privacy.Sidekick Health was founded by two doctors, who worked for years treating patients with lifestyle-related illnesses. They explored ways to prevent chronic illnesses, help patients manage them, and improve their quality of life. Sidekick Health combines strong clinical validation with gamification, behavioral economics, and artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver engaging and personalized patient experience.Previously, Kristinn worked as a consultant focusing on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) before joining Sidekick Health in November 2019. Since then, he has focused on registering Sidekick Health as a manufacturer of medical devices. In doing so, Kristinn has gotten involved more with quality matters. Sidekick Health's platform is rated in the top 0.1% in quality by ORCHA, which has more than 30,000 users and clinical validation and successful customer launches across multiple therapeutic areas – ranging from type 2 diabetes to ulcerative colitis.Key Takeaways:How to enter new marketsWhy quality is important for Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) companiesHow to scale your business while keeping culture top of mind Show Notes: Kristinn Gylfason on LinkedInSidekick HealthGeneral Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)FDA - SaMD FDA - Classify Your Medical DevicePfizerORCHAeHealth Award 2020No Rules RulesApplication to be on the show: From Lab to LaunchQualioMusic by keldez

My guest today is Tokunbo Ishmael. She's the co-founder and Managing Director of Alitheia Capital, an African focussed PE and VC firm. Alitheia Capital investments include businesses that enable the provision of financial services to the unbanked, and underbanked through traditional and branchless banking models. Alitheia Capital focuses on doing social good and also having a good return on investment.Tokunbo Ishmael is an alumnus of London Business School, and the University of London, she's a chartered financial analyst, and she used to be an investment banker before starting Alethia. She's a member of CFA Institute, she has sat on several boards in the different organization across Africa, including First City Monument Bank in Nigeria, and the African Venture Capital Association.In this episode we discussed...Why Alethea capital is both PE and Venture capitalThe necessity for developing the ability to reason and present a sustainable argument on the basis of numbersParallels between early 2000s dotcom burst and the disruptive impact of COVID on startup investingKey success factors for surviving as an entrepreneur during unpredictable times be grounded on core mission but flexible to make opportunities out of the current challengerethink the value you're bringing to the tableunderstand their existing developmental gaps and where to collaborate to fill up the deficienciesamplify their powers and use that to innovate and re-imagine themselvesOn discovering the riches at the bottom of the pyramid by building essential goods and services for the mass marketsWhy entrepreneurs should expand their view to stakeholder value creation and not just profitBooksHow Women Rise: Break the 12 Habits Holding You Back - Sally Helgesen and Marshall GoldsmithConscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business - John Mackey