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With Miami Music Week only days away in his home city, Markus Schulz checks in with another upfront batch of tunes on the Global DJ Broadcast. He includes Coldharbour Recordings world premieres from Davey Asprey, Adina Butar and Danny Cullen, along with upcoming singles from KhoMha and Tim Clark. The show also features the revival of Loops & Tings by Markus, Ferry Corsten and Omnia, available os part of Armin van buuren's A State of Trance 2025 mix compilation and can be pre-saved now.    The legendary BT provides the guestmix in the second hour, ahead of his live performance at the Coldharbour Recordings and Black Hole Recordings night at Mazuma on Wednesday; opening the festivities for Miami Music Week.    And speaking of which, next week's show will be our annual Miami Music Week edition, featuring Markus live and direct from South Beach and showcaseing some of the biggest tunes which will shape the parties, festivals and events; building to his traditional open to close solo set at MAD Club in Wynwood on Saturday March 29.   Hope you enjoy the show:   The Essentials with Markus Schulz 01. KhoMha - Artie 02. Quivver - Out of Reach [A Moment of Sunrise] 03. Tim Clark - Nirvana 04. Cassian & Icehouse - Great Southern Land 05. Stark & Sahin - Fearless (Juan Deminicis Remix) [Deeper Shades] 06. AVIRA featuring Azyla - Disconnected 07. Koen Groeneveld - Frozen Green 08. Sam Allan & Sarah de Warren - Secrets of Your Heart (Scorz Remix) [In Bloom] 09. Joyhauser - Elements (Kos:mo Remix) [Down the Rabbit Hole] 10. Laura van Dam - Kassira 11. Davey Asprey & Caitlin Potter - Like Water 12. Hel:sløwed - Coming Home 13. Markus Schulz & Ferry Corsten & Omnia - Loops & Tings 14. Cornucopia - Early Morning [Global Selection] 15. Lolo - Teddybear's Escape [Hall of Fame] 16. Adina Butar - Somebody to Love   BT 01. BT - The Gathering Darkness 02. BT - Deep Fake 03. BT - Embers 04. BT - Artifacture 05. Leaving Laurel - And Those Guardian Angels Carried You Away 06. BT - Indivisim [Black Hole] 07. BT - K-Means Clustering (Producer's Cut)   Back with Markus Schulz 17. ALAT - Lakes of the Dead 18. Danny Cullen - Follow Me 19. Kaiserdisco - Escape 20. Bart Skils & HOF - New Life 21. Cosmic Boys & Charles D - Feeling 22. Dark Monks - Insane (Hardwell Remix) 23. Leon Bolier - Rose Garden 24. Johan Gielen presents Airscape - Circles  

Dans ce nouvel épisode de l'Accounting Business Club, Alexis Slama reçoit Lucy Cohen, co-fondatrice et CEO de Mazuma, le premier cabinet comptable britannique à modèle d'abonnement, et plus grand cabinet fondé par une femme au Royaume-Uni.Lucy raconte comment elle a bâti Mazuma en 2006 jusqu'à une équipe de 65 personnes aujourd'hui. Son approche ? Cibler les très petites entreprises souvent délaissées par les cabinets traditionnels.Vous découvrirez

On a Tuesday Drive, Josh reacts to Duke pulling out an eventful game against NC State and tells why last night was actually a game the Blue Devils should be proud of, tells the problem with UNC going up against Pitt, tonight, WD goes to the movies to review "Air Force One", publisher for Deacons and Devils Illustrated, Conor O'Neill, joins the show to tell us what we'll be getting when UNC goes to Cameron to play Duke on Saturday, and voice of USA Baseball, Daron Vaught, joins the show to discuss helping people find a place to eat in Unusual Questions.

Join us in today's episode of 'Digi-Tools in Accrual World' as we dive into the latest buzz in the accounting tech industry! From Nook's acquisition by Modulr and FreeAgent's updated smart capture functionality to TrueLayer's big layoffs – we've got all the juicy details. Lucy Cohen spills the beans on Mazuma's bold acquisition plans and the challenges both boomers and Gen Z are facing around exiting and entering practice ownership. We're also featuring an insightful chat with Sophie Hossack from Alloca Bank with more on  mixing digital banking (at scale) with a human touch. And also - despite the controversy around Jag's rebrand - is there a lesson there for accountants and bookkeepers? 00:00 Coming Up App News ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 03:17 Nook Acquired 07:17 Modulr Powering HMRC 08:35 FreeAgent Smart Capture Expanding 09:33 FreeAgent still officially friendly 10:42 ApprovalMax Raise £10m 11:38 Dext Payments Teaser and more 13:26 Truelayer lays off 25% of it's team   15:41 Allica - Relationships and Scale 23:57 What can accountants learn from the Jag rebrand? 30:36 Lucy Cohen - The generational shift in practice ownership

Gary Turner, the former UK CEO and co-founder of software giant Xero, has been appointed to the board of directors at Mazuma. The company's co-founder and CEO Lucy Cohen joined us – alongside Gary – for a chat on how the appointment came to be, what accounting and tech firms can learn from each other, and whether there's life left in the traditional partner-led model. Alongside the Budget being confirmed for 30 October, Chancellor Rachel Reeves also announced a £22bn black hole in the public finances, as well as promising that tax rises are coming. Richard Hattersley looks at where the money might come from, and revisits VAT on private school fees and the abolition of non-doms. Finally, Matthew Ord looks at the worrying report into local authority audits from The Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors. Concerns have been raised that a high proportion of functions might be unable to complete their internal audit plans for 2023/24, with the under-resourcing of such a critical area also causing some nervousness.

This week Freez and Joel are joined by Richard Allan and Jack Steer from the Shrimps Trust board to go over the season and dive into the situation off the pitch at the Mazuma.

Heather Smith shares interviews from the Festival of Accountants and Bookkeepers in Birmingham, including conversations about launching a UK version of XBert, the funding journey of a founder, updates on Sage products, and Richard Sergeant's advice for vendors. Insights cover compliance, automation, growth and more. - Interview with Will Rush  - GM(UK) for XBert discussing launching their platform in the UK - Conversation with Lucy Cohen - Co-founder and CEO of Mazuma, about starting her business and her recent funding journey (Featuring Alex Falcon Huerta) - Updates on BrightPay payroll from Donal Carr - Senior Account Executive Bright Software - Overview of Sage's offerings for accountants from Chris Downing - Director of Product Marketing | Accountants and Bookkeepers Sage - Richard Sergeant - Managing Director Principle Point shares tips for vendors working with accountants - Mark Lee Facilitator BookMarkLee.co.uk  Contact details: Accounting Apps newsletter: http://HeatherSmithAU.COM Accounting Apps Mastermind: https://www.facebook.com/groups/XeroMasterMind  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/HeatherSmithAU/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/ANISEConsulting  X: https://twitter.com/HeatherSmithAU   

After a tough week for the Shrimps, Freez and Joel are joined by midfielder JJ McKiernan to go over all the latest news from the Mazuma.

Lucy Cohen's decision to train as an accountant was a rebellious one from the norm she grew up in. Born into a creative family, Lucy surprised everyone when she quit dancing for data, but she never looked back. Founding her own company, Mazuma, at just 23, she went on to become one of the most successful female firm owners there is, winning prestigious awards and make numerous television appearances for her sought after expertise. In this generous chat, Lucy opens up to Heather about some major life events, and how they shaped her ethos not just in business, but her approach to life.   Hit play now to find out: The importance of embracing change without making change for changes sake How a life-threatening health scare helped her overcome anxiety Why she still seeks advice even at the top of her game What unusual hobby Lucy has, and why you should have a focus outside of your business Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/CWxP8XEtYSI

This week Freez and Joel are joined by left back David Tutonda as well as Becca Baldwin and Yasmin Carswell from the Women's team ahead of their match at the Mazuma this Sunday.

Hear the latest app news with Ryan, John and Indi: HMRC mandate payrolling benefits https://www.accountancyage.com/2024/01/25/hmrc-to-mandate-payrolling-of-benefits-from-april-2026-implications-and-preparations-for-accountants/ Launch of Receipt Bot - https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/tech/accounting-software/receipt-bot-targets-accounting-data-revolution Xemplo integrates with xero payroll - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/xemplo_xemplo-xero-payroll-integration-explore-activity-7155012613800652800-6acN?utm_source=combined_share_message&utm_medium=member_io GoCardless enhances FreeAgent integration - https://www.freeagent.com/blog/direct-debit-gocardless-payments/ Naq raised €3m seed round - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7155868898850930688-Tlpl/?utm_source=combined_share_message&utm_medium=member_ios Netcall acquires Skore - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/skore-labs_netcall-acquires-process-improvement-provider-activity-7155504602488999936-f3nO?utm_source=combined_share_message&utm_medium=member_ios Capitalise powers FSB funding platform - https://capitalise.com/gb/insights/the-federation-of-small-businesses-partners-with-capitalise Coconut & GoSimple Tax integration - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/james-cryne-451b2a16_exciting-news-for-accountants-activity-7155507714498916352-Ti6P?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios We also catch up with Lucy Cohen from Mazuma about her latest raise and plans for their proprietary data capture app MazApp. Is AI next on the roadmap?

This week Freez and Joel are joined by experienced defender Chris Stokes as well as director James Wakefield to go over all the latest from on and off the pitch at the Mazuma.

Lucy Cohen joins the AccountingWEB team on the podcast this week to discuss the challenges of this year's self assessment season, receiving a multimillion-pound investment in her firm and MTD ITSA testing. With just under a week to go before the self assessment deadline, and 3.8m taxpayers still needing to file, the AccountingWEB editorial team talk about the late filers, the missing information, the client chasers, the late nights, the long HMRC helpline wait times and much more, as we chart the highs and lows of this year's busy season. Lucy Cohen, the co-founder of Mazuma Accountants and speaker at the Festival of Accounting & Bookkeeping, pulls back the curtains on her firm's self assessment season. We also catch up with Lucy on the day that Mazuma announced a multimillion-pound investment from Innovation Investment Capital Limited Partnership (IIC), the Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) backed fund. Lucy gives the inside scoop on how the investment came about and their plans to scale the firm in 2024. Meanwhile while all attention is on self assessment and planning ahead, the elephant in the room is of course Making Tax Digital. And this week we learned of HMRC's plans to revive the pilot, only we're not calling it a pilot. AccountingWEB's Tom Herbert summarises the latest developments of the digital project. Lucy will be one of the many expert speakers at the Festival of Accounting & Bookkeeping (FAB) on 13 and 14 March at the NEC, Birmingham. Go to Fab.uk to book your free tickets! Show timings 1m 30s Mazuma's investment news 11m 40s Self assessment season discussion 30m 40s MTD ITSA testing 36m 55s Festival of Accounting & Bookkeeping

This week Freez and Joel are joined by tricky new winger Gwion Edwards as well as Charlie Appleyard from the boardroom to discuss all the latest from the Mazuma.

Happy New Year!Our first podcast of 2024 sees hosts Rich Hurst of West Brom and Alan Keegan of Manchester United speak to Morecambe announcer of 30 plus years - Mark Swindlehurst.Mark's announced for them in different leagues, at varying levels of success from inside a little red hut with a cassette player to a slightly more up to date kit at the new Mazuma stadium.Plus there are new tunes to  get your ears round as delivered by the guys at Shoot Music 

This week we are joined by directors James Wakefield and Charlie Appleyard to discuss a week of change at the Mazuma.

This week Freez and Joel are joined by Charlie Appleyard from the boardroom as well as silky defender Jacob Bedeau to go over all the latest from the Mazuma this week.

Lucy Cohen is the Co-Founder of Mazuma, the UK's first subscription tax advisory firm and one of the country's leading online accountants for small and micro businesses. They have over a thousand clients across the UK and have moved into the US market. But, in their early days, it all came so close to falling apart.  What happened? --------------------------- If you have any feedback, we'd love to hear it. What would make the show better? hello@secretleaders.com  Sponsor links: personio.com/secretleaders

Welcome to the Accounting Influencers Podcast, going live every Monday to 150 countries and 30,000 accounting practitioners, fintech specialists and influencers in the accountancy, CPA and bookkeeping space.In this episode of the Accounting Influencers Podcast, Lucy Cohen discusses the unintentional journey of becoming an influencer in the accounting profession. She emphasizes the importance of substance and expertise when sharing insights. Lucy also highlights the impact of mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression, on accountants. She encourages professionals to prioritize their mental health, seek support, and take preventive action against burnout. Lucy shares her own experiences and encourages open discussions about mental health to reduce stigma within the industry. Overall, the episode promotes self-awareness and well-being among accountants.You can watch this episode and more on our YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@accountinginfluencersGuest BioLucy, the co-founder of Mazuma, is a passionate innovator and disruptor in the accounting industry. With over 20 years of experience, she leads Mazuma forward through innovation, marketing, and business development. Her inspiration for creating Mazuma came from her childhood experiences witnessing the challenges self-employed creatives face with tax and accounting. Lucy's expertise and contributions have been recognized through numerous accolades and awards, including being shortlisted for Director of the Year (Innovation) and Practice Pioneer. She is also involved in powerlifting, mentoring start-up businesses, and advocating for important causes such as improved pain relief in medical procedures. Lucy's commitment to the accounting profession and her outstanding contributions have earned her prestigious awards and acknowledgments, further solidifying her role as an industry leader.◣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◢If you like the show, we'd truly appreciate a review on whatever platform you listen. We'd love to get to know you!Main show website. For access to every single show with full shownotes: https://accountinginfluencers.com/podcastFor announcements of published shows, tagging guest so you can build your network and offer feedback on the show: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accountinginfluencersFor videos of all podcast interviews and bonus video content: https://bit.ly/AI-youtubehttps://www.instagram.com/accinfluencershttps://twitter.com/accinfluencershttps://www.facebook.com/accountinginfluencersThanks to our sponsors:Accountex. Accountex will return to ExCeL London UK on the 10-11 May 2023. Bringing together 250+ top fintech companies and cutting-edge start-ups, visitors can browse new software and stay up to date with the latest technology, tools and ideas in accountancy and finance. Alongside the exhibition, attendees will take away actionable tips from the CPD-accredited seminar programme, led by 200+ thought leaders shaping the profession.Accountex is Europe's largest annual event for the accounting and finance profession. It attracts 8,000+ attendees and 250+ exhibitors. Attendees can get up to 16 CPD hours with 200+ free seminar sessions across 12 theatres.

“You are not really making a difference with the children that you are working with. Your job is easily replaceable, and you're always going to be a seat-filler.” These words pierced through Sierra like a knife. She had finally fulfilled her dream of becoming a teacher specially trained to work with blind and visually impaired individuals and she was excelling at it. Yet this conversation with her school's principal made her doubt all of that. But that's when she had an idea. What if she worked to make a difference in the lives of not only those in her classroom, but others as well? Listen as Sierra shares how she began House of Light, a consulting and training business that specializes in equitable treatment of those who are blind or visually impaired. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Sierra's story here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/sierras-story-house-of-light/

COVID was what pushed Kendrah to start her own business. Or rather, it was fighting for time to recover from COVID that was the last straw. For years, Kendrah had dreamed of starting her own marketing agency. As a former fashion blogger, brand ambassador, and social media influencer, Kendrah had seen the many facets of growing a business. And she particularly loved helping small businesses grow as a marketing freelancer while working at a large marketing agency. So when push came to shove and Kendrah took the leap to start her own business, she was ready. Listen as Kendrah shares what it took to start her own marketing agency: Astira Studio. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Kendrah's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/kendrahs-story-astira-studio/

 Naomi was in the car with her young cousins, excited to finally have a break from college and enjoy a day at the park. But Naomi became concerned when her cousin, who was also excited to spend time at the park, wouldn't leave the car. After some gentle coaxing, Naomi's young cousin revealed she didn't want to leave the car because it was a sunny day and she was worried her skin would become darker. From that moment on, Naomi determined she would help BIPOC children around the world unlearn self-hate caused by colorism and embrace their cultures, histories, and identities. And she would do so by creating her own business. Listen as Naomi shares how she began Revolutionary Hearts Industries, a publishing house that specializes in empowering children and adults through educational coloring books. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Naomi's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/naomis-story-revolutionary-hearts-industries/

Joresa had a question: If she could order a cup of coffee on an app and have it delivered in 30 minutes, why couldn't she have a dress from a store delivered in the same amount of time? This question is what led Joresa to begin GoFlyy, a company that helps other businesses grow by providing package delivery and tracking services. But starting a logistics company of this scale hasn't always been easy. Listen as Joresa shares how she overcomes challenges from funding to technology in order to keep her small business going.Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Joresa's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/joresas-story-goflyy/

Whenever Marissa—a barista and coffee educator—would ask about coffee beans from Asia, she was always told the same thing: there was only one coffee from Asia and it was bad. This did not sit well with her. And as she researched further into the matter, Marissa found a plethora of Asian coffees, each with their own unique flavors ranging from notes of chocolate to floral and herbaceous flavors. With this knowledge, Marissa decided to show others how, just like how no countries in Asia were the same, neither was their coffee. Listen as Marissa shares how she began her business: Tanbrown Coffee.Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Marissa's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/marissas-story-tanbrown-coffee/

Felicia glanced at the backseat where he son was sitting in his car seat to see every parent's worst nightmare. He wasn't breathing. Felicia and her husband pulled over the car and dashed to save their son. But when Felicia finally held her son in her arms, she didn't remember her CPR training. Fortunately, her husband was able to revive their son. But that moment stayed with Felicia and she wondered if there was something she could do to help others in similar situations. That's when CPRWrap was born. Listen as Felicia shares how she developed the idea for CPRWrap and how her perseverance led to a partnership with Walmart.Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Felicia's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/felicias-story-cpr-wrap/

Mo had been a new mom for only a couple of months when her mother suffered a debilitating stroke. Sandwiched between the monumental task of caring for her infant son and her elderly mother, Mo discovered something. While many companies offered home-delivery services for caregiving supplies, there wasn't very many delivery services that helped ease the emotional toll of caregiving. So in honor of her mother, Mo decided to start a business that could help with that. Listen as Mo shares how she began Your Grace Collective, a business that provides emotional support to caregivers. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Mo's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/mos-story-your-grace-collective/

Lawrence was on the trip of a lifetime. In a year, he visited all seven continents and more than 30 countries, seeing everything from the canals of Venice to the penguins of Antarctica. Yet, wherever Lawrence went, there was always the question of safety. As a Black traveler, Lawrence wanted to know if some destinations would be safer than others. But even after scouring Google, there didn't seem to be much information out there for Black travelers. And what little information Lawrence could find was far from centralized. That's when he came up with the idea that would eventually change the travel industry. Listen as Lawrence shares how he created the first-ever Black travel review website: Green Book Global.  Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Lawrence's story here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/lawrences-story-green-book-global/

Trichology—from the moment Brandi read that word in her cosmetology textbook, she was intrigued. And as she learned its meaning, the study of hair and scalp health, she decided that she would one day become a trichologist to help others recover from hair loss. That day happened much sooner than Brandi anticipated when she woke up one night with the inspiration to go for it. And what resulted was not only a hair clinic that helped clients restore their hair, but it also helped them restore their confidence. Listen as Brandi shares how she began her hair restoration and confidence coaching business: The Hair Clinic Rx.Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Brandi's story here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/brandis-story-the-hair-clinic-rx/

Blake was an all-state high school athlete with a promising future in track and basketball. Sadly, a torn ACL his senior year changed all that. But his love of sports stayed with him, particularly his love of vintage sports apparel. And when he saw the boutique shops share pictures of him wearing vintage jerseys and getting hundreds of likes, he knew he was on to something. Listen as Blake shares how he began his vintage sports apparel business: Fly Vintage 87. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Blake's story here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/blakes-story-fly-vintage-87/

Blake Oliver is joined by Ben Sutton, the founder of Mazuma. Mazuma offers core monthly bookkeeping services, reconciliations, basic financials, and tax returns for a flat fee of $180 per month. Ben believes small businesses need services traditional accounting firms don't provide, and he wanted to give them the support they need. He found it possible to offer bookkeeping services at a low cost, as long as the scope of services and what clients can and cannot do is carefully limited.Many thanks to our sponsor, LiveFlow!To learn more about LiveFlow, visit https://earmarkcpe.promo/liveflowSign up to get free CPE for listening to this podcasthttps://earmarkcpe.comDownload the Earmark CPE App Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/earmark-cpe/id1562599728Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.earmarkcpe.app (00:00) - Episode 40 (01:33) - Background on Ben Sutton (11:29) - What deliverables do you send your clients each month or quarter? (16:37) - Do you have a niche that you specialize in? (22:28) - Where are your employees located? (27:28) - What is your typical technology stack for clients? (40:35) - What tax software do you use? (50:04) - How many clients do you have per bookkeeper? (52:59) - How are continuing to grow your business? (55:38) - BONUS: Opinions on CPE (58:57) - How to connect with Ben Show NotesListen to the Earmark Podcast interview with Argel Sabillo referenced in this episode: https://podcast.earmarkcpe.com/episodes/building-an-offshore-team-in-the-philippines-from-0-to-15-staff-in-4-yearsConnect with Our Guest, Ben SuttonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benleesutton/Learn more about MazumaWebsite: http://mazumausa.comConnect with Blake Oliver, CPALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blaketoliverTwitter: https://twitter.com/blaketoliver/

Kamilah always loved talking to people. In fact, her teachers would often complain about her willingness to chat with her peers. So it came to no one's surprise when Kamilah decided to pursue a career in speech pathology. Instead, it was Kamilah's love of working with older patients that often surprised those around her. Yet this love is exactly what led Kamilah to creating a revolutionary app to help her older patients increase their language, speech, and cognitive skills. Listen as Kamilah shares how she created EPICC Technology, an app designed to help individuals with neurological conditions. Signup for exclusive "Keep Going" emails here: https://mazumausa.com/keep-going/Find the show notes for Kamilah's episode here: 

When Devin asked his parents what careers he could pursue as an artist, their reply was, “You're a smart guy; you'll figure it out.” Although it wasn't a definitive answer, Devin began by taking his art to a digital medium and designing logos for his contacts on Facebook. But he didn't stop there. In fact, he incorporated his interests in animation in film to quickly scale his business with multiple services. Listen as Devin shares how he created and scaled his media and design company: Kimoto Studios. Website: kimotostudios.comMobile App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kimoto-studios/id1585102504Find the show notes for Devin's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/devins-story-kimoto-studios/

Apathy, that's what Cindy's daughter feared the most—the feeling of getting too comfortable to care about seeking any further growth. When Cindy learned this, she determined she also feared apathy. And so she went back to college, became a certified Barton tutor, and began her own tutoring business. But even with that success, Cindy pushed herself again to fight against apathy by creating a learning software for her students. A software that would help students with dyslexia find the fun and support they needed to learn. Listen as Cindy shares how she began her business: Trisensory Software. Websites:Trisensory Software: www.trisensorysoftware.comCindy's Barton Website:  www.bartonwithcindy.comConnect with Cindy on LinkedIn: bartonwithcindy@gmail.com.   Find the show notes for Cindy's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/cindys-story-trisensory-software/

Some people may say they love their business, but for Yahmeemah, her business is love. As a social worker, she noticed that some of the girls at her school weren't receiving the support and encouragement they needed to thrive. But rather than turn a blind eye, Yahmeemah began a work of love that would turn into a business. Listen as Yahmeemah shares how she began SELFY My Sister's Keeper, an organization that uplifts and empowers adolescent girls.  Website: https://www.selfymsk.com/Find the show notes for Yahmeemah's story here: 

You don't hear about rapping accountants very often. But Wilfred's passion for business and music merged early on in his career as he began his first business as a music studio owner. And although his first venture as an entrepreneur didn't pan out as he had hoped, it opened the door for him to begin his own education technology company: Obtech Enterprise. Listen as Wilfred shares how he went from an aspiring rapper to creating entrepreneur video games for students. Website: https://obtechenterprise.com/Facebook: Obtech EnterpriseInstagram: @obtechenterpriseLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/80636762/admin/Find the show notes for this episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/wilfreds-story-obtech-enterprise/

 Adam was on the safe route. He had graduated from college, had a job at a bank, and he and his wife were ready to buy their first house. But when he was suddenly laid off, Adam realized the safe route wasn't actually all that safe. But this rug-pull moment led to something good: an opportunity for Adam to find his dream job in the food industry. Listen as Adam shares how he began his business: Waffle Love.  Website: https://wafflelove.com/Instagram: @waffleloveFacebook: @waffleloveutahFind the show notes for this episode at mazumausa.com.  

"Copper is a metal that really doesn't get enough credit for how beautiful it is and how strong it is," Alexi explains. And if there's anyone who could appreciate this statement after going through so much tragedy and difficulty to start a business, it would be Alexi. Listen as she explains how she began her award-winning, mobile bartending service: The Hammered Copper. Instagram@hammered.copper@cocktail.collective@melanated.mixologist @historyofdrinkingFacebook@hammered.copper@cocktailcollectEmailCocktail Collective: ino@cocktailcollect.comHammered Copper: info@thehammeredcopper.comHistory of Drinking: historyofdrinking@gmail.comCheck out the show notes for this episode at mazumausa.com.  

After retiring as a hairdresser, Nannette had finally achieved her culinary dreams when she was hired as the head baker at the Dessert Factory. But when the restaurant went out of business, Nannette decided it might be time to try opening her own bakery. Listen as Nannette shares how she began her own business: Nana's Sugar Shack. Website: https://www.nanassugarshack.com/Facebook: Nana's Sugar ShackInstagram: @nanas_sugarshackCheck out the show notes for this episode at mazumausa.com.  

Tara had experienced the culinary career of a lifetime. As the food editor for Martha Stewart Living and the food director for Ladies' Home Journal magazine, Tara had created numerous recipes, articles, and food styling for books, television, and adverting. But when a shift in advertising trends caused Tara to leave the food magazine industry, she turned to a new avenue to exercise her food expertise: blogging. Listen as Tara shares what led her to starting her own food blogging business, Tara Teaspoon.Check out the show notes for this episode at mazumausa.com.  

Teaching kids about money can be tricky, but have no fear! Our conversation with guest Kelly Peden of Mazuma Credit Union covers all things financial literacy. Join us as we discuss money introduction, when to open a banking account, whether or not kids should have jobs as they get older, modeling money management, and much more.   Kelly has been with Mazuma Credit Union for 14 years. She started as a teller in 2008 and is now the branch leader at the Gladstone location. Kelly fell in love with the Mazuma culture and what they stand for, making Kansas City a better place to live, work, and bank. Thank you to our episode sponsor! Mazuma Credit Union The sooner you start teaching your kids about money management, the more prepared they'll be for financial success. Help your kids get money smart and being to build healthy financial habits by opening an account at Mazuma Credit Union! Mazuma has youth accounts to help kids of all ages learn the basics of banking. The Money Bunny Savings account is perfect for kids under 13 to begin to learn the basics of money and saving. For the teens, our For Young Investors Savings and Checking Account helps them take the next steps in learning about banking, spending, and budgeting.  

Removing old toilets was never Alexandra's dream job. But as a child, she and her siblings learned valuable lessons about hard work as they helped their parents rent and flip properties. Lessons that Alexandra would need as she began her own small business. Listen as Alexandra shares what led her to become a marriage and family therapist as well as a real estate agent. 

Twice Jamee had tried to buy her dream boutique Bella Me—and twice the offers fell through. As the owner of a successful preschool, Jamee already had experience as a small business owner. But something about Bella Me kept her hoping that one day she could own that business as well. And when COVID-19 hit, Jamee saw a way to help save Bella Me while finally making her dream come true. Listen as Jamee shares how she became the owner of the Bella Me boutique.  

Ben wanted a change. As an auditor, he noticed that his clients, no matter how friendly, were relieved whenever he left. And so while sequestered in the small basement of a business he was auditing, he came across two words in a headline on his phone that seemed to be the answer: "fun" and "accounting." Intrigued, he clicked on the link to discover Mazuma, a company that provided revolutionary tax services to small businesses. And after discussing his findings with his friend, Greg, the two made a decision that would change their careers forever. Listen as Ben and Greg share their story of how they began Mazuma USA. 

Even before the days of YouTube, Dominic loved creating short videos with his friends. But as he passed into adulthood, Dominic wondered how he could use this passion to create a business. Listen as Dominic shares how he used his passion for video to become the CEO of La Rondie Media Inc.,  a business that creates viral advertisements for social media. Learn more about Mazuma at: mazumausa.comFind show notes at: mazumausa.com/keep-goingContact Dominic at: larondiemedia@gmail.com

Qiana wanted one thing after her HVAC broke in the middle of summer: tacos. But as a dietary vegan, she couldn't use animal meat. Instead, she did something she had never done before—she used ground walnut meat. In this episode of Keep Going, Qiana shares how her creative decision to use this plant-based ingredient led to her starting her own business, The Walnut Tree. Find Qiana's business on Instagram at @thewalnuttreenutmeat or Facebook at The Walnut Tree Nut Meat.  

On the newest episode of “In the Room w/ Todd Marksberry”, and our final episode of 2021, this week's guest is Deonne Christensen, President and CEO of Mazuma Credit Union. She shares stories of traveling the world, how she ended up living on an island, why she decided to pursue the finance route, and more, including:  The Leadership Corner (9:00 – 27:00): Todd and Deonne talk about how she navigated the path to becoming CEO, and how it interestingly began with her having no desire to climb the corporate ladder.  The Curiosity Credenza (28:00 – 49:00): Todd and Deonne break down how culture shifts happen with new leadership and the processes behind that. Deonne also shares what it takes to look forward into the evolution of a brand.  The Colors of Life (50:00 – 59:00):  Deonne shares why she loves when individuals contribute to the team through authenticity. We also get a glimpse of her amazing family that has been a huge support system throughout her journey.  Advice from the Experts (1:00:00 – 1:03:00): Deonne wants you to know that once you stop putting huge amounts of pressure on factors like titles, status, etc., you can see yourself fulfilling the roles more successfully. Focus on what you are here to do!  Enjoy listening to… In the Room w/ Todd Marksberry 

On October 16, 2021, Valentino Luna launched Corporate Diagnostic Center and D.K. International Corporation.That day also marked a meaningful anniversary for Valentino.It was 25 years to the day since Valentino ran away from home, opting to live on the streets and scrounge food from garbage cans rather than stay in an abusive environment."I did my grand opening on that day because I want to remember always that as long as I make the right decision and I keep going and I believe in myself and I believe that God will always be there for me, then I am empowered to keep going," Valentino says. "That is what empowers me every single day."Valentino hopes to spread that feeling of empowerment to other entrepreneurs across the United States by providing access to business services that are affordable, reliable, and trustworthy. Valentina's focus is helping business owners realize their dreams without making critical pitfalls and mistakes."When I first incorporated my business, I actually didn't realize that it was more than $209 to incorporate," Valentino says. "I had an idea, I saw a commercial, I was jobless, I was hungry, and I said, '209 dollars?' And then I looked at my refrigerator, and then I looked at this opportunity to start my business, and then I looked at my refrigerator again, and then I said, 'I can eat eggs and I can eat ramen and that will be fine.'"Valentino had no idea the whirlwind of events that one decision would set in motion. Though Valentino made it through this ordeal, frequent questions began to arise: How could hard-working Americans with two or more jobs ever have time to navigate this process? How could entrepreneurs with children or those with disabilities or those who speak a second language be able to jump through the hoops required to make their business idea a reality?That's when Valentino decided to pivot Corporate Diagnostic Center's business strategy to focus on helping entrepreneurs realize their vision."I am teaching new business owners how to embrace their vision and run with it," Valentino says. "I am not trying to teach them how to do it the old way. I am trying to teach them how to do it their way, because that is what America is about."To those who may feel discouraged, Valentino says, "Never give up on yourself. Never give up on your vision, because it is important. . . . The reality is that you can do what you believe you can do. You do not have to get outside validation to keep going. You don't need anyone's validation to keep going. You just do what's right and what's true to you and to your values. As long as you stick true to that and you stay rooted within your values and you understand them, then that is where your strength comes from. Your fire will come later, and when you get lit and that fire happens, you are going to be unstoppable, so just keep on going."To learn more about Valentino's story and business, visit Corporate Diagnostics Center's website or connect with @QueerHispanicCEO on social media.SPECIAL GIVEAWAY! Want to receive a free ticket to Corporate Diagnostic Center's grand opening and win free prizes on January 3, 2022? Use the discount code "Mazuma" and receive a free ticket. All those who attend the grand opening are eligible to receive prizes that will be given away every hour. The grand prize is an incorporation package that includes incorporation, an EIN, official Articles of Incorporation, access to legal services for 3 months, reputation management, website services, Google starter package, and more!

In this short introduction, Keep Going host Greg Nielson outlines the purposes of this podcast. Keep Going features real people and real businesses as they set out on their business journeys. These powerful stories demonstrate that just because your business is not an overnight success does not mean you are failing or falling short. We focus on the triumphs, struggles, and small successes that come with building a business. Stay up to date on the latest Keep Going news and podcast releases at Mazumausa.com/keep-going or by following us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Along with the Keep Going podcast, Mazuma is launching a $10,000 giveaway to help one business owner on their journey. For more details about how to apply, visit Mazumausa.com/contest.Tune in to discover the intangible but invaluable benefits of your business journey. Pause to celebrate everyday business successes. And, most of all, rekindle the hope and motivation that drives you to keep going. 

Utah Jazz radio voice and Jazz NBA Insider David Locke takes a look at the Jazz last 5 games and how they have played.  The season changed when the team went to Los Angeles and Locke looks back at the team since that date.   Plus, he digs into where the Jazz stand since Kyle Korver.  All of this points to a team that is playing really well and is as good as most people thought they were going to be.Rudy Gobert has changed the way he is playing defense and that is quite an ask on the defensive player of the year.   He is showing how his impact on games is that of a top 10 player in the NBA. Then Locke takes a look at the projections systems to see where the Jazz stand.The show is brought to you by the Store, Mazuma and Homie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Utah Jazz had a spirited win over the Boston Celtics on Friday.  David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider breaks down the win on what he calls the best offensive game of Quin Snyder's career. The amount of winning plays jumped out to Locke in the Jazz performance, namely those of veteran players Alec Burks and Derrick Favors. Locke also takes a look at Quin Snyder's systems and how remarkable they are at playing smart and putting players in position to win.Finally, Locke breaks down the Jimmy Butler to Philadelphia trade as well as the Carmelo Anthony situation in Houston Today's show is brought to you by Mazuma usa and Murdock Chevy.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices