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In light of recent global events, we wanted to accelerate the release of this episode to assist organisations facing real challenges in ensuring operational continuity. It is definitely not business-as-usual, though many organisations, including those tasked with serving the public, have real staffing challenges. Carrie Chitsey is an accomplished entrepreneur. Launching 8 technology businesses, including 1 not-for-profit venture, gives her a unique vantage point. Her teams work hard to replicate an outstanding ‘human’ experience using digital assets. Her latest focus, One Touch Video Chat, empowers companies to deploy video chat with customers, patients, and job candidates right from their own website. There’s genius in simplicity. The result is a process that allows organisations to #hire 3x faster, reduce their hiring costs by up to 56%, while simultaneously enhancing their candidate experience. Here, Carrie and I discuss the application of technology in the hiring process, provide some simple, actionable steps to expedite adoption, and illuminate the potential areas of risk for organisations making the transition from traditional interviewing. One silver lining, beyond the short-term chaos, is the considerable opportunity for organisations to tap into a highly-skilled, dispersed global workforce to augment, compliment & support their unique strategies. This is undoubtedly a daunting transition for some organisations. Recent events make things more challenging. I, and the entire team at BentoHR, will make ourselves useful in these trying times. Expect more on that shortly.Until then, be safe.Carrie ChitseyCarrie Chitsey Wells, is a digital technology innovator. She loves to stay busy running companies like healthcare (One Touch Telehealth), digital banking (One Touch Video Chat) and recruiting/HR (Live Video Interviews). She is extremely passionate about youth mental health and the opioid crisis, which led her to start the non-profit Humans Helping Humans and expand her podcast “Executive Innovation Show” to gain awareness. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriechitsey/ Website: http://www.livevideointerviews.com/ Thinking Inside the BoxConstraints drive innovation. Each week we’ll tackle the most complex issues related to work & culture.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thinkinsidethebox/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinkinginsidetheboxpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThinkingInside1Website: https://bentohr.com/Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2OOdNd4Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/googleinsidetheboxSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2SD862RStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/thinking-inside-the-box-podcastPocket Cast: https://pca.st/bztpgypyMatt BurnsMatt Burns is an award-winning executive, social entrepreneur and speaker. He believes in the power of community, simplicity & technology.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-d-burns/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattBurnsHR

Read the blog here. Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, brought to you by One Touch Video Chat. During this podcast, the host, Carrie Chitsey, has a round table with five Generation Z students from Anderson High School, here in Austin, Texas to hear directly from these Gen Z’s about all things banking! What are these Gen Z’s banking preferences and what are they truly looking for in a banking relationship? Listen to “Understanding Gen Z: Banking Preferences (Part 2)” as we discuss the following: We kick off the show by understanding these Gen Zs’ banking preferences and why. We get answers on when they first got their checking accounts and debit cards. Do they prefer big traditional banks or would they rather use a community bank or a local credit union? What draws Gen Zs to become bank customers? While a mobile app is table stakes across the industry what other technologies does this generation find necessary? Listen to find out what your bank needs to have to attract these Gen Z customers.Security is a huge factor for these Gen Zers. One of the buzzwords with their mobile banking and personal finances was Face ID. Learn how this security feature plays into their decision making with financial institutions. As bank branches continue to close down, we get to the root of the problem. Gen Z isn’t visiting the branch as often anymore. When was the last time they stepped into the branch? Why aren’t branch visits a necessity for these young consumers vs. other generations? Growing up with the power of the internet, members of Gen Z are searching for authenticity! When searching for financial advice on investing, they want unbiased opinions. Do they trust big banks or do they believe they have their own “secret agenda”?Skipping the branch and using in-app features to apply for financial services such as car loans are becoming the new norm. How will banks still keep the trust of customers without their visits to the branch? What’s the deal with 1-800 numbers? How is this generation utilizing them or are they even using them at all? Do they prefer a call center or branch when they need to talk to someone? This is part two of our three-part series, “Understanding Gen Z”. Subscribe to the podcast now to get notified for part 3, where we’ll talk about healthcare next week.To learn more on The Future of Banking, Virtual Banking Beyond Four Walls, download our latest White Paper or watch our webinar on demand. A special thanks to Anderson High School for allowing the students to participate. Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Read the blog here. Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, brought to you by Live Video Interviews and One Touch Video Chat. During this podcast, the host, Carrie Chitsey, has a round table with five Generation Z students from Anderson High School, here in Austin, Texas to hear directly from these Gen Z’s how they like to communicate, think about college and what they are looking for in an employer.Listen to “Understanding Gen Z: Communication and Hiring Trends (Part 1)” as we discuss the following: During our live studio recording, we ask these Gen Zs about their communication preferences, how they use the internet and mobile phone today. Do they prefer to download apps for one time use or just visit the mobile website? With storage space on their cell phones being a premium, does every companies' app get a download? When did they get their first cell phones? At a much younger age than you or I, our teen guests discuss the grade they got their first phone and why. Listen to the podcast as we discover if this generation prefers a text, call or FaceTime? From video homework help to maintaining relationships from far distances, hear just how Gen Z is making the most of video calls. Are college gap years the new normal for this younger generation? We discuss the next steps for these upperclassmen. Is a college degree still seen as the end goal? After seeing millennials strapped with debt, it’s something Gen Z is thinking about even more. Hear their sentiments on college and the factors that play into the next steps of their lives. How are job boards looked at by Gen Z? Do they find them helpful or daunting? Is there a disconnect between experience needed and the current experience gained by this young generation? What is this generation looking for in a job? Is it culture, company values, career path advancement or pay? Their answers differ from Millennial generations. Find out how by listening. This is part one of our three-part series, “Understanding Gen Z”. Subscribe to the podcast now to get notified for parts 2 and 3, where we’ll talk banking and healthcare for the next two weeks.Download the White Paper, “Reach & Recruit a Passive Front-Line Talent Pool” to learn more about how you can connect to the next generation’s top talent. A special thanks to Anderson High School for allowing the students to participate. Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, brought to you by One Touch Video Banking and One Touch Video Chat. During this podcast hear host, Carrie Chitsey, talk with Brett Wyss and Josh Pape. Brett Wyss is the President and CEO of Integrity Bank & Trust. His banking passions include advocacy work with the Colorado Banker’s Association, FinTech innovation and providing multiple delivery channels to customers. Josh Pape is the Executive Vice President & Chief Banking Officer at Citizens Bank of Edmond - the most innovative community bank in the country in 2019, according to The Independent Banker. Josh is a U.S. Air Force Veteran and the first male college graduate in his family.Listen to “Innovative Ways to Find & Acquire New Customers in Community Banking” as we discuss: In a recent White Paper “Banking Beyond Four Walls”, One Touch Video Banking highlights the following data: Regional and community banks have 50% of the physical branches in the US but only 20% of the deposit growth while Big 3 Banks have 24% of the physical branches and 50% of new deposit openings. Listen as host, Carrie Chitsey talks with Brett Wyss and Josh Pape about how they think about this data. Does it mean the physical branch isn’t as important anymore or is it a bigger opportunity for community banks and credit unions to grab market share? Brett details his thoughts on the stat above. While the number is alarming, he talks about the opportunity and potential that community banks can have. Josh looks at both sides of the coin. He describes the resources that community banks have to gain back market share such as engagement with the local community, which big banks cannot do. What innovative things and out of the box ideas are these executives doing to acquire customers in their local markets? Josh at Citizens Bank of Edmond talks about the things they have done to build deeper relationships within their community such as festivals, co-working, and a 24-hour tellerless branch. What’s working for Brett at Integrity Bank & Trust? Hear the answer to the question, “How do I add additional value beyond a transaction?”.Josh walks us through why Citizens Bank of Edmond’s started a co-working space solving a problem of too much real estate and how it works. This innovative idea turned a cost center into a profit center. How did this create deeper relationships with business owners/entrepreneurs that got to know the bank outside of a typical banking relationship? How should community banks be thinking about fintech? What are the strengths of banks? Brett Wyss talks about a future where fintech and community banks work together. Hear his new innovative partnership in fintech.How will community banks extend the four walls of the branch to the customer with technologies like video banking? Where will be in 3 to 5 years?As always, we ask these banking executives what is keeping them up at night. Listen to their answers here. Keep up with Josh Pape at Citizens Bank of Edmond. Learn why they were named as one of the most innovative banks by Independent Banker. Follow Integrity Bank & Trust’s and Brett Wyss on LinkedIn. To learn more about digital-first customer-center banking and Banking Beyond Four Walls, watch our latest webinar on-demand or download the latest White Paper.Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, brought to you by One Touch Video Chat. During this podcast hear host, Carrie Chitsey, talk with Mike W. Erwin (Ecliptic Capital) and Brett Andrews (MicroVentures). Mike W. Erwin is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Ecliptic Capital, an Austin based “Venture 2.0” fund, targeting emergent investment opportunities.Brett Andrews works at MicroVentures, a venture capital and investment banking firm in Austin, TX, where he is primarily responsible for sourcing investment opportunities, managing front end due diligence, and negotiating the term sheets for those engagements. Listen to “Venture Capital: Does Seed or Early Stage Still Exist?” as we discuss: Carrie sets the stage of this week's podcast, "Venture Capital: Does Seed or Early Stage Still Exist?". It seems like more venture capital firms are looking for a magic $1M ARR number. While they still like to have conversations and chat with folks to not miss the next unicorn, has the market shifted and where do founders turn for capital. In this latest episode, Carrie dives in with some burning questions from founders banging their heads on the walls wanting to know the answers. Carrie comes out with the burning question right out of the gate, does early stage, seed, or Series A, still exist? Hear Mike explain why terminology doesn't matter. Brett talks about the impact of the 2/20 model on capital deployment and says some folks might call Series B early stage these days. Why does Carrie love the chart (of where they deploy capital) on Ecliptic’s website and think that all venture companies should have it on their site. It calls out the 4 stages of investment, did Mike and team add it to their website from past experience of raising money as entrepreneurs? Where is MicroVentures investing in these 4 stages? Brett gives the 3 main areas where they are investing in. From the entrepreneur perspective, finding the right investment partner is much like a marriage. Carrie asks Mike for his thoughts and tips to entrepreneurs on what advice he’d give founders to dip deep and find the right partner vs. ending up in a situation where you are just “taking money”. What are the key ingredients that both Brett and Mike look for in companies to invest in? Entrepreneurs listen up and take notes. Are relationships a higher priority than the numbers? There is a lot of debate about when is the right time to raise? What’s the real meaning behind the same old VC emails of “keep us updated on your growth”, “not enough traction” etc.? What is keeping these investors up at night? We know they are keeping entrepreneurs up at night, but hear what makes these guys lose some z’s. Keep up with the journey of Mike W. Erwin and Brett Andrews on LinkedIn. You can also visit both Ecliptic Capital's and MicroVentures' websites, will they find the next unicorn? To get the latest podcasts delivered to your podcast player of choice, subscribe to the show now or follow Carrie Chitsey and One Touch Video Chat on Linkedin for the latest videos/shows.Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, brought to you by One Touch Video Chat. During this podcast hear host, Carrie Chitsey, talk with Nisa Amolis, Meg Paulus, and Stacey Feinberg. Nisa Amoils is a Partner at Grasshopper Capital, a securities lawyer, an anchor of Digital Asset Report and the author of “WTF is Happening? Women Tech Founders on the Rise”. Meg Paulus, a Partner at Holt Ventures, leads the investment activities for HOLT Ventures and the Holt Family Office, as well as facilitating grantmaking for the family foundation.Stacey Feinberg is the President at 33 Capital and the Managing Director at Golden Seeds. Some of her early-stage investments include Uber, Facebook and Zico Water.Listen to “Venture Capital: Will the 2% Female Investment Ever Change?” as we discuss: Carrie sets the women investment table of how large the gap is in women founders getting venture investment (quoting some great stats from Nisa’s book). Women CEO’s only represent 17.5% of privately-held businesses with paid employees.Of the 1500 S&P companies only 5.1% have women CEO’s. Female founders only receive 2% of all venture capital (with no male co-founder).In 2018 women made up only 8% of investing partners at US VC firmsListen as Nisa, Stacey and Meg give us reasons why they think these numbers are dismal and what if anything can be done to change them. We talk with Nisa about her book, “WTF is Happening? Women Tech Founders on the Rise”. What did she find most eye opening when she was writing the book?Listen as we talk about the stories of demoralizing meetings top women founders like the two female founders from Away shared recently in Inc magazine. Our guests advise on how to keep going in this rollercoaster of emotions. Where can women find people who are legitimately investing in female founders? From venture capital, family offices, and angel groups, our guests provide some good insights into the best places to look. When is the right time for you to raise capital? Listen as Stacey details what she believes women entrepreneurs should be doing to raise money. While there are a lot of new women funds, the number of 2% investment has not moved. Is there a systematic problem happening? Nisa explains her thoughts. Hear Meg talk about how important it is to foster relationships with women entrepreneurs early on in their entrepreneur journey.Is the new series A benchmark of a $1M dollars ARR that is required by some venture capitalist firms too much? Nisa talks about the experience within the fin-tech space, what criteria does she have for progressive and emerging tech companies? Listen as Stacey discusses some specific deals that were outside of these ARR requirements and what made her want to invest in these female founded startups.Beyond the MVP, Meg wants to make sure the founder is the right person for the job and they are able to get traction with “real-life” customers. The panel talks about the significant disadvantages that minorities face when looking to raise money. As always, we ask the panel what is keeping them up at night. Listen to their answers on the podcast. Keep up Meg Paulus and learn more about Holt Ventures. Make sure to grab Nisa Amolis’ book, “WTF is Happening? Women Tech Founders on the Rise”.Follow Stacey Feinberg's investment journey.Follow Carrie Chitsey and Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Carrie Chitsey, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of One Touch Video Chat, provides an overview of her company's innovative video chat software. Chitsey and her team are passionate about communication and interaction. The One Touch Video Chat system helps create customer loyalty by creating memorable customer experiences. By strengthening the customer experience and boosting sales through bold communication, their system provides customer satisfaction and convenience and is a driving force in the exciting mobile video chat industry.   Chitsey talks about the formation of her company and her background in technology innovation. She recounts her work with attorneys and her passion for getting attorney firms up to speed on current technologies. She explains that we enjoy and seek out personal connections, and video chat can provide business owners an opportunity to connect face to face through technology, which enhances the user/customer satisfaction experience while increasing efficiency and saving money. The technology innovator discusses the many outdated methods of ‘getting in touch' and connecting that are truly relics in today's technology-oriented business world. From the email contact form to appointment scheduling, etc., many businesses are using outdated methods to connect with customers. Chitsey discusses some of the best practices for utilizing video to enhance their overall business profile. She explains that while video chat is exciting and efficient, you still need to market this service and let your customers know that they can use it. You need to promote it on your social media, blogs, etc. to get the message out. But the bottom line is you need to get these potential customers to the video experience because once you do… the conversion rate is significantly higher. In short, the video connection really brings in new clients and customers in a way that other methods simply do not.  With Chitsey's One Touch Video Chat you can empower customer connections right from your website. While many potential customers already utilize the ‘text now' options on websites, to initiate a text chat with a person or a chatbot, imagine how bigger and more impressive the experience would be with actual video chat. Imagine a scalable B2C solution that utilizes far superior technology to create a powerful user/customer experience. That is what Chitsey's One Touch Video Chat provides, and it's the reason why video chat is exploding in the B2C support market. Chitsey discusses some of the particulars regarding how to use One Touch Video Chat, and she expounds upon the various options and packages that consumers can choose from when they make the decision to step forward into current technology connectivity. And in regard to attorney firms, she discusses how video often weeds out the ‘free phone call' types who really just want to get a bit of free legal advice but aren't serious about becoming clients.

Rx Buzz welcomes Carrie Chitsey Wells, helping to simplify healthcare with technology.  Carrie Chitsey Wells, a native Austinite, is a digital technology innovator currently on her 7th company. She loves to stay busy running companies like healthcare (One Touch Telehealth), digital banking (One Touch Video Chat) and recruiting/HR (Live Video Interviews). She is extremely passionate about youth mental health and the opioid crisis, which led her to start the non-profit Humans Helping Humans and expand her podcast “Executive Innovation Show” to gain awareness. She is nationally recognized as Top 100 Female Founders, Top 50 Mobile Experts and Top 40 Under 40 Marketing executives.  Links: https://www.onetouchtelehealth.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Executive Innovation Show, host Carrie Chitsey Wells talks with Danielle Putnam. Danielle Putnam is the president of The New Flat Rate, a company which makes software for home services companies that can increase sales through menu-style pricing. She also is the 2019 President of Women in HVACR, which provides professional avenues for women to connect with other women growing their careers in the HVACR industry.Listen to topics discussed on this podcast such as: How contractors can increase revenue with menu type pricing by The New Flat Rate. How have the Millennial Non-Toolbox generation changed home services? The rising demands in home services for digital and instant quotes. Learn how video chat technology can prioritize and reduce the costs to acquire new jobs for home service companies. Learn how contractors can be more relationship based vs. transactional to increase repeat customers. Hear Danielle’s take on being a women executive in a male dominated industry. To learn more about how video chat innovation in home services. To learn more about The New Flat Rate software for home services.Support the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)

Carrie Chitsey-Wells: Co-Founder & COO of One Touch Video Chat and mother of a 9 year old Boy, talks with Financial Expert- Tammy Johnston about kids and money & how this usually taboo subject is handled in their family.

Carrie Chitsey Wells interviews the "Rapid Growth Guy", Matthew Pollard, he's an award winning blogger, speaker, coach and host of "Better Business Coach" podcast. Matthew and Carrie talk about how consumers behaviors are changing and how businesses should be thinking about sales process with new technology tools and processes. Listen to what "Corporate America" should be thinking about to not become "complacent". They talk about how video chat allows you to see buying signs, emotions and can increase your sales close rates by 2-3x over audio. Hear Matt talk about which sales channel he would prefer if given the option of email, text, audio or video. You can learn more about Matthew @ www.matthewpollard.com You can learn more about One Touch Video Chat @ www.otvideochat.comSupport the show (http://www.helpinghumans.care)