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Welcome to another engaging episode of Behind the Numbers, where host Dave Bookbinder is joined by Steve Kantor, Executive Vice President at KEH Insurance. In this episode, Steve dives into the intricacies of managing risk in the dynamic world of business insurance, offering invaluable insights into both the "have-tos" and "shoulds" of insurance coverage for small to mid-sized companies. The conversation explores the evolving landscape of risk management, touching on the critical role of intangible assets and the increasing impact of artificial intelligence. Steve highlights the need for proactive advisory strategies, emphasizing the importance of ongoing communication with legal and accounting professionals to keep pace with changing risk profiles. Steve also shares the inspiration behind his successful community-building initiatives, which create valuable networking opportunities for innovators and investors in the tech and life sciences sectors. The episode concludes with practical advice for navigating insurance challenges while fostering personal and professional relationships. Join Dave and Steve in this informative discussion that uncovers the ever-changing facets of risk management and the importance of relationship-building in business. About Steve Kantor: Steven Kantor is Executive Vice President of KEH Insurance Agency.  The focus of his work is providing insurance programs to innovative companies and their investors.    He has a vast background in professional service sales and business development.   His leadership positions have included Managing Director of Jefferson Wells International's Philadelphia office, Director of Business Development for SMART, LP and VP of Venture Development for Alpha Medical Services.   He was co-founder of Eldersearch.com which was sold to Fischer Foundation for Research.   Steve received the “40 Under 40” award from the Philadelphia Business journal and the Amore Award for Community Impact from the Liguori Academy (www.liguoriacademy.org) in Philadelphia.   He has been the founder and leader of numerous CEO/Investor forums including the Philadelphia Board for Corporate Governance, the Technology Leaders of the Delaware Valley (www.techleadersdv.com), the Life Sciences Collaborative (www.lifesciencescollaborative.org) with chapters in Boston, Princeton and Philadelphia and Innovators and Investors Executive Leaders Forum where he works closely with high net-worth individuals  that have successfully exited businesses and are now investing or advising emerging companies.  As a community impactor, Steve created the Calling All Angels Gala to benefit the CARES Institute to support families impacted by child abuse.  The gala ran for ten years and raised over $ 1.5 million dollars.  He's also been the Chair of the Gala to benefit the YMCA of Gloucester County and currently serves on the LIFT Committee of the Liguori Academy in Philadelphia. About the Host: Dave Bookbinder is known as an expert in business valuation and he is the person that business owners and entrepreneurs reach out to when they need to know what their most important assets are worth. Known as a collaborative adviser, Dave has served thousands of client companies of all sizes and industries.  Dave is the author of two #1 best-selling books about the impact of human capital (PEOPLE!) on the valuation of a business enterprise called The NEW ROI: Return On Individuals & The NEW ROI: Going Behind The Numbers.  He's on a mission to change the conversation about how the accounting world recognizes the value of people's contributions to a business enterprise, and to quantify what every CEO on the planet claims: “Our people are this company's most valuable asset.” He's also the host of the highly rated Behind The Numbers business podcast which is enjoyed in more than 100 countries.

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Idris Ruley, owner of Global Protection Services, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he and his team have been patrolling Germantown to combat the heightened violence in the city. Ruley explains how his workers are able to patrol multiple city blocks, and explains what he hopes to do to bring safety back to the surrounding community. (Photo by Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Gilchrist is a dominant force in Philadelphia Business and Commercial Real Estate. She's also a good friend of mine and a generally awesome person! We talked about her career evolution, recent awards, and overcoming of obstacles in both her personal and professional lives. We also talked through a cautionary tale of singing Karaoke without stretching! :)

Rambling Business leaves our Philadelphia Business series and crosses state lines to New Jersey. There Rick meets Bill Schetter of Schetter Funeral Home and learns what it is like to grow up in the family funeral direction business and serve others at their most difficult times. www.RamblingBusiness.com Subscribe on Apple ITunes -- http://ow.ly/Mm5d305iwvR

Rambling Business finishes our Philadelphia Business series in the cradle of the American Revolution but diving into a cultural food that contributes to our famous melting pot. Rick ends his tour of the famous Reading Terminal by stopping by Kamal’s Middle Eastern Specialties Restaurant. There, he talked to Adham and Hesham Barouki about how their parents started this family-friendly established that thrives in the Terminal. www.RamblingBusiness.com Subscribe on Itunes http://ow.ly/Mm5d305iwvR

 Patricia Miller, COO, Nobel Learning Communities| Secrets to Advancing Your Career   Patricia Millerjoined Nobel Learning Communities, Inc., as chief operating officer in January 2004.  With more than 35 years of experience in building brands through leadership and strategic development, her career has spanned the university environment, retail, franchising and for-profit education industries. As chief operating officer of Nobel Learning, Miller has responsibility for more than 155 preschools in 15 states and the District of Columbia.  Accomplishments:  ü  35 Year Career in University, Retail, Franchising, and For Profit Education.  ü  As SVP Of Sylvan Learning Systems ,grew franchise operations from 650 centers to 1200 centers over 8 years  ü  Now, COO of Nobel Learning Communities with responsibility over 155 Preschools in 15 states.  ü  Serves on the board of Pathways PA – an organization dedicated to helping women, teens and family achieve economic independence & well-being,  ü  A sought after panelist for the Grant Thorton Executive Forum, The Philadelphia Women’s Roundtable, and The Association for Corporate Growth.  ü Recognized by Women’s Biz.com as one of the Women to watch  ü  One of 2011 Philadelphia Business journal Women of Distinction. Outside of the office, Miller serves as a mentor to professional women and is active in community service. She is on the board of Pathways PA, an organization dedicated to helping women, teens, children and families achieve economic independence and well-being. Her other commitments include The Forum for Executive Women, The Ohio State University Alumni Association, Chester County Fund for Women and Girls, and Women’s Way.  She is a graduate of The Ohio State University and resides in Wayne, Pa Patricia believes that real lasting change can happen when we want it bad enough and we commit to making it happen.  She begins by telling us the story of her first job.  She wanted to be a lifeguard but back in the 1950’s, girls were not lifeguards especially when the program was being run by the high school football coach.  Be inspired by her story and how she overcame the challenge of being told “A girl is never going to be a life guard”. Listen on as she moves through her career sharing wisdom, inspiration and down to earth tips for how she was able to power ahead to the position she holds today. The lessons Patty shares throughout this program is priceless! And surely going to leave you wanting to learn more. Her top three (or four in Patty’s case) pieces of advice for women wanting to advance their carreers.   Tip 1:  Find a Mentor – and be sure to formalize that relationship with clarity so each party knows what is expected of them in this relationship.   Tip 2:  Form your own networks or groups to surround yourself with likeminded women who share in your interests and can offer you the support and guidance you will throughout your career.   Tip 3:  Always ask questions to learn the most you can about people, their situations and their life stories and more importantly always listen.       >>Do not fall into the rehearsal effect when listening – learn all about it in this episode.   Tip 4:  Make a difference every day – ask yourself everyday if you are making a difference and if you are not, do something that does make a difference.    Topics discussed in this episode:  -       How Patty overcame the man/woman stereotype. -       The top qualities Patty looks for when interviewing upcoming leaders.  -       Patty’s advice on how to stay true to yourself and grounded in who you are.  -       Learn the importance of surrounding yourself with strong people and building a support system  -       How Patty’s tenacity and drive got her exactly what she wanted!  -       Learn Patty’s words of wisdom including:  o    “I’d rather you try something new and ask for forgiveness later” when speaking about taking risks  o    “You forced me to think about my story” when talking about rewriting your own story – one of Kellie’s Top Ten Strategies.   Links in this episode:  Ø  Nobel Learning Communities:    http://www.nobellearning.com/  Ø  The Forum for Executive Women:  http://www.forumofexecutivewomen.com/  Ø  Patty’s Charity – Pathways http://www.pathwayspa.org  Ø  SheTribe Community:  http://www.she-tribe.com     Ø  SheTribe Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/shetribe1  Ø  Kellie D’Andrea’s twitter  www.twitter.com/keldandrea    

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