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Discover Kamiah, ID: Tourism, Community Events, and Outdoor FunWelcome back to the Outdoor Adventure Series. In today's episode, we sit down with Janet Brennan, the Kamiah Chamber of Commerce vice president in northern Idaho. Janet shares the rich history of Kamiah—a community that reinvented itself from its logging roots to a vibrant outdoor recreation and tourism destination.DISCUSSION1. Kamiah, Idaho: Location and Overview2. History and Evolution of Kamiah3. The Kamiah Chamber of Commerce4. Janet's Role as Vice President5. Kamiah Chamber Infrastructure and Operations6. Transition to a Tourism-Based Economy7. Life as a New Resident in Kamiah8. Outdoor Recreation and Personal Passions9 Community Challenges and Collaborative Solutions10 Signature Events and Activities in KamiahAnnual Free Barbecue DaysFourth of July paradeChristmas celebrationsSt. Patrick's DayContributions from local businesses, e.g., Kami Steakhouse and Grill's year-round events11. Arts, Culture, and Local BusinessesCoffee shops and gathering spaces (The Loft)Community pride in local food and beverage offeringsNotable businesses: Hearthstone Elegant Lodge, Pizza Factory, K Hotel and Bar, Sassy SpodgeExploring Kamiah: Digital Tour of the Chamber Website12. Native American Heritage and The Nez PerceHistorical context of the Nez Perce Reservation and its continuing cultural presenceLewis and Clark connectionAnnual powwow and Itsye Casino as cultural highlightsCONNECT WITH THE KAMIAH BAY CHAMBERTo Learn more about Kamiah, Idaho, visit the Kamiah Chamber of Commerce website at https://www.kamiahchamber.com/, and follow them on their social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KamiahChamber/NEXT STEPSVisit us at https://outdooradventureseries.com to like, comment, and share our episodes.KEYWORDSKamiah ID, Kamiah Chamber of Commerce, Visit North Central Idaho, Outdoor Adventure Series, Podcast#KamiahID #KamiahChamberofCommerce #VisitNorthCentralIdaho #OutdoorAdventureSeries #Podcast My Favorite Podcast Tools: Production by Descript Hosting Buzzsprout Show Notes by Castmagic Website powered by Podpage Be a Podcast Guest by PodMatch

Kim Juda, VP of operations for Crust Pizza Co., joins the show to talk about her background and how she is helping Crust scale its footprint (3:05). Juda talks about some things she learned during her time with Quiznos, Dickey's Barbecue Pit and a few other brands, and gives a picture of how and where Crust Pizza Co. is growing its print. Later in the show, Satyne Doner, associate editor of the WiRL podcast, comes on to preview her interview with MJ Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory (26:08). Doner and Riva then discuss how Riva became the CEO of one of the largest pizza brands in the country. Links: WiRL podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/women-in-restaurant-leadership/id1753959644 PMQ feature story on Crust Pizza Co.: https://www.pmq.com/this-fast-growing-pizza-chain-is-bringing-back-the-90s-dine-in-experience/ Pizza Power Forum registration: https://pizzapowerforum.com/

In this episode of the Pizza Marketplace Podcast, host Mandy Detwiler, editor of Pizza Marketplace, talks to Mary Jane Riva, CEO of California-based Pizza Factory.The brand was founded in 1985 in two small California towns and will celebrate its 40th anniversary this year. Riva and her husband, Bob, came aboard as franchisees in 1990 and opened five of their own Pizza Factory locations. In 2012, the founders were ready to leave and sold the company to the Rivas."The culture of Pizza Factory is so much about community and it's individuals being able to come and work in a town or a city. Some of our stores are in really small towns, so it allowed people who wanted to be self-employed and live in a small town and actually accomplish that," Riva said.Pizza Factory connects with its communities with owner/operators who are residents of the towns their shops are in.The brand was recently acquired by Wonder Franchises. "After 12 years, it can to a point where I knew it was time to bring on some extra resources," Riva said. "Another set of eyes, and bring on that support system that I felt that as an office and for the franchisees, really we are the steward of the brand. The franchisees are who we work for, and I felt that is was time to bring on another set of eyes and that youthfulness."With rapid changes in social media, digital and tech stacks, Wonder will help Pizza Factory into the future. "Bringing them on was one of the ways I felt we could support the franchisees better as well as accelerate growth."Listen to the podcast to learn more about Pizza Factory and Wonder Franchises future. Don't forget to subscribe to the Networld Media Group YouTube Channel.

Can a simple photo of your meal help feed those in need and boost your restaurant's bottom line? In this episode of the Local Marketing Lab, Andrew Glantz, founder and CEO of GiftAMeal, reveals how restaurants can achieve growth with social responsibility. Andrew shares innovative strategies that not only give back to the community but also drive customer loyalty and increase revenue.Here are some topics discussed in the episode around increasing restaurant growth with social responsibility:How to implement a giving-back program in restaurantsImpact of social responsibility on customer behavior and loyaltyIntegrating social impact initiatives with existing marketing effortsCommunicate your brand's social impact to customersAuthenticity in corporate social responsibility effortsResourcesConnect with Andrew Glantz on LinkedIn.Learn more about GiftAMeal.Other shout-outsBrands working with GiftAMeal: Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken, Pizza Factory, Gong Cha bubble tea, Groucho's Deli, HopCat, Sal's Pizza, Starbird Chicken, Fuzzy's, Taco Shop, Jimmy John's, TGI Fridays, Andy's Frozen Custard, and Scooters CoffeeIntegrations with GiftAMeal: Olo, Thanx, Lunchbox, Ovation, and Tattle

Today's Great Quote in Franchising Comes from Mary Jane Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory. Mary Jane suggests aspiring entrepreneurs need to look under the hood before buying a franchise. Listen to this podcast to find out why. Partial Transcript Well, first, there are a couple of things. And one that as we're going through this journey ourselves from being a franchisee to the franchisor, it's understanding the roles of the franchisor versus the franchisee. That's important; what role are you playing versus the franchisor? And then, when you're looking at brands, the other thing for brands to me is really looking under the hood. Don't just look at all the stuff on the surface; dig down and see what extra charges there, you know, are they marking up stuff, you know, really evaluate a brand to a brand and not just the fluff kind of stuff you see on the top. And it's a lot of due diligence. But you know, ask the questions that will be once you're in there, you know, are they marking up the food product? Are they marking up advertising materials? You know, what are you paying? So, dig down and ask many more questions, and I would talk to many franchisees in the system and see how they feel about the franchisor and the brand itself. I would do a lot of due diligence with franchisees because they're the ones that are going to tell you.

CEO MJ Riva rejoins the QSR team to share an exciting update from one of the category's fastest-rising brands. The franchise is leading with a culture-first mindset as it prepares to hit the accelerator like never before.

Graham and Jordan find out more about the Christmas jerseys the Petes will be wearing tomorrow against Kingston; what are your memories of dining at the iconic Pizza Factory; big win for the Petes on Thursday night over the Bulldogs; the winter cleanup continues

The Fast Casual Nation Podcast offers exclusive interviews with experts ranging from top chefs and brand makers to executives and restaurants who work in one of the fastest-growing segments of the restaurant industry. In this episode, I talk with Mary Jane Riva, chief executive officer and president of the Pizza Factory about growing the brand and the importance of community. Riva has been in the industry for more than thirty years. She worked in a donut shop at 16 years old, which led to owning her own shop. Riva got into pizza with her husband and became a franchisee for Pizza Factory for twenty-four years. In 2012 Riva became the CEO of the brand that has over 100 locations across the country. Riva says, “Over our time in Southern California, we ended up opening about five stores and then fast forward to 2012 when the founders asked us if we would like to buy the company.” She goes on to say that what she likes most about being an entrepreneur is the idea of not knowing what everyday will be like and how it will not be the same. “So it's kind of exciting, challenging, so that's what really kind of kept me in this business,” Riva adds. Riva's experience as a franchisee helped her transition into becoming a franchisor. The Pizza Factory franchisees had trust and offered support as she stepped into her new role. She says, “And I think the biggest thing was probably the easiest for them to accept about the whole thing was that they knew I was a franchisee, they knew I knew exactly what they were going through, and I still have stores.” We talk about the importance of community and Riva shares that the founders started back in 1985 and their idea was to go into small towns and be a part of it, work in it and support that community. Riva says, “As a company, we also take on some initiatives in addition to what our stores do and our stores do amazing things in their communities. Our franchisees are so giving and so involved in their communities. We have the anti bully program, we work with No Kid Hungry and we're starting with One Tree Planted. So being a part of the community we just feel is the right thing to do and ultimately, you get what you give. And if you are supporting your community, they're going to support you back.” To hear Riva talk about growth plans for the Pizza Factory and her top three tips for franchisee satisfaction check out this episode of Fast Casual Nation or tune in on Apple Podcasts.

Pizza Factory President and CEO Mary Jane (MJ) Riva joins us in the guest seat of episode 28. MJ began her journey with Pizza Factory as a franchisee and eventually bought the company in 2012. Since then, the team has scaled the beloved pizza concept from coast to coast, focusing on fresh ingredients, technology, and a community-centric approach to business. Tune in to hear more from MJ on how Pizza Factory continues to make a name for itself amongst pizza lovers.

Mary Jane Riva has been an entrepreneur for 20-plus years, starting out as a Pizza Factory restaurant owner and then transitioning into the head of the organization. Under her guidance and expertise, she's helped the brand grow to 100-plus locations. And now, the chain is on the verge of record-setting expansion.

For over 30 years, Pizza Factory has stayed true to its roots. Hardworking owners and staff, family-friendly dining, and a high-quality product make them who they are. They take great pride in the smile that the first bite of their pizza brings to the faces of their guests and they strive to make everyone feel as if this is their hometown pizzeria. Their motto says it all:  “We Toss'em, They're Awesome” —hand-tossed pizzas that are simply the best. Each bubbly, cheesy pie is made with 100% real mozzarella cheese and their signature sauce.  It's hard to say what makes it so delicious: the dough, the sauce, or is it the fresh toppings? Or is it all of the above.  Mary jane RIva, Pizza Factory CEO "and" multi-unit franchisee, is here to discuss all of that and more.  Mary Jane Riva became president and chief executive of the Oakhurst, Calif.-based Pizza Factory in September 2012, after she and her husband, Bob Riva, acquired the Pizza Factory Inc. franchising system from founders Daniel and Carol Wheeler and Ronald Willey.  But, she was a Pizza Factory franchisee, well before then.  In fact, the Rivas have owned Pizza Factory restaurants as franchisees for nearly 33 years and continue to do so to this very day.  Always focused on unit level economics and franchisee success, Pizza Factory recently introduced a new, streamlined express model, to service the growing off-premise market segment, in addition to their larger foot print, dine-in restaurants.    QSR has already heralded the brand as the next big thing in pizza.  Mary Jane Riva, this week on Franchise Today.

I love talking shop with “in the trenches” operators. So much to learn, so much in common. We've covered quite a few fast-moving franchises lately, but this one stands out as my guest is not only a 20-year veteran operator of this concept, she's also the C.E.O. Sit down with us in this episode of the Restaurant Rockstars Podcast as I speak with MJ Riva of www.pizzafactory.com She's a down-to-earth, involved operator who will inspire you. Get ready for some powerful takeaways you can take back to your own operation. Learn why people love their pies and why the Pizza Factory says “We Toss Em, They're Awesome”! Listen as MJ shares: - Why being Community-Minded is Good for Business - The Secret Sauce of Restaurant Success in a most competitive segment - Company Culture and the Importance of a Mission Statement - Guest Service and Staff Training for Excellence - Best Practices for the Labor Crisis, Rising Costs and Supply Chain Shortages What really makes me smile is The Pizza Factory's commitment to helping Service Veterans open their own stores and their “No Bully” partnership with local schools. Doing Good by Doing Good! Watch or Listen and then go Rock YOUR Restaurant! Roger The Restaurant Rockstars Academy – The Ultimate Start-up & Management Resource - Everything you need to know to crush it in the restaurant business: https://restaurantrockstars.com/pricing/ Thank you to our sponsors: Popmenu - For a limited time only, popmenu is offering our listeners $100 off your first month plus an unchanging lifetime rate. FREE Demo: www.popmenu.com/rockstars Smithfield Culinary – Inspiring head-turning menu creativity. Visit us for culinary trends and chef-created recipes: https://smithfieldculinary.com/

Mary Jane (MJ) Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory has an interesting 3-prong approach to roadblocks, obstacles and failure.   Failure to MJ is just another word for learning and developing character. MJ acknowledges we are all flawed human beings and is unapologetically herself.   MJ consciously weighs out whether the business is running her or if she is running the business. This allows her to take stock of what is truly important and if her commitments are in alignment.   When an obstacle presents itself MJ checks her inner compass. She does this by turning to God through prayer and reflection to determine if she is on purpose and using her talents wisely. This allows her to be at peace with present situations as well as an unknown future.    Listen in to an authentic and wisdom filled interview with MJ on this episode of The Franchise Woman podcast: Where Passion & Purpose Collide.  

Today, Franchise Interviews is celebrating National Pizza Day, February 9.  Over the years, we met with some exciting pizza franchises.  Today, you will hear interviews with three pizza franchises. First, you will hear out interview with Mary Jane Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory.  Pizza Factory has become well known for serving fresh, high-quality pizza, sandwiches, salads and more. The brand is also widely recognized for its close community connection, which includes its iconic “No Bully Zone” program and impactful fundraising partnerships. Next, we meet with Tom Krouse, CEO of Donatos Pizza.  Donatos is a family-owned, privately held company that treats our Franchise Partners like they are part of the family. Their mission is to promote goodwill through their products and service, principles, and people.Donatos was founded in 1963 by 19-year-old Columbus, Ohio native Jim Grote who borrowed $1,300 and had a vision for a company that put customers first.  Find out what happens next by listening to the podcast.  Next, we will meet with Jeff Melnick, the President of BOSTON'S PIZZA Restaurant and Sports Bar.  Boston's is both a family-friendly casual dining restaurant and an energetic sports bar, all under one roof. For over 50 years, Boston's has specialized in providing a relaxing atmosphere and food from scratch to parties of all sizes. With Boston's brand promise, "We'll make you a fan," and 80+ menu items, primarily made in-house, they deliver on having something for every occasion and taste  

Through her experiences and learning on both sides, Mary Jane Riva, CEO at Pizza Factory, is able to resolve conflicts between the franchisor and the franchisee by meeting halfway through proper communication and transparency. Tune in to our podcast today for more exciting learnings on building good relationships with your franchisee.“I think the best place to start is being a franchisee and coming into this position as an executive. How much I learned so much on the other side that I was never privy to because I wasn't in the corporate structure that way. On that part, it was an opportunity to be more vocal and transparent on the other side, being the franchisor side to the franchisees, really opening it up more and explaining or telling or giving the whys. Why do we do it this way? Why this, why that?Yes, the butting the heads - I do that with myself. If I had 2 heads, they would be butting together sometimes. I have such a feel for the franchisee side because my husband and I still have 4 stores. There are varying issues just like everybody else.I really come into the corporate meetings with that hat on and presenting another side when I feel that it really needs to be – maybe explored a little bit more, at least, what's going on for the franchisees.”

For over 30 years, Pizza Factory has stayed true to its roots. Hardworking owners and staff, family-friendly dining, and a high-quality product make them who they are. They take great pride in the smile that the first bite of their pizza brings to the faces of their guests and they strive to make everyone feel as if this is their hometown pizzeria. Their motto says it all:  “We Toss'em, They're Awesome” —hand-tossed pizzas that are simply the best. Each bubbly, cheesy pie is made with 100% real mozzarella cheese and their signature sauce.  It's hard to say what makes it so delicious: the dough, the sauce, or is it the fresh toppings? Or is it all of the above.  Mary jane RIva, Pizza Factory CEO "and" multi-unit franchisee, is here to discuss all of that and more.  Mary Jane Riva became president and chief executive of the Oakhurst, Calif.-based Pizza Factory in September 2012, after she and her husband, Bob Riva, acquired the Pizza Factory Inc. franchising system from founders Daniel and Carol Wheeler and Ronald Willey.  But, she was a Pizza Factory franchisee, well before then.  In fact, the Rivas have owned Pizza Factory restaurants as franchisees for nearly 33 years and continue to do so to this very day.  Always focused on unit level economics and franchisee success, Pizza Factory recently introduced a new, streamlined express model, to service the growing off-premise market segment, in addition to their larger foot print, dine-in restaurants.    QSR has already heralded the brand as the next big thing in pizza.  Mary Jane Riva, this week on Franchise Today.

Mary Jane Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory started as a franchisee, so she knows how to listen to their feedback.  Using data from the Franchise Business Review Franchisee Satisfaction Survey and a strategy to become an integral part of small markets, Pizza Factory has grown even through a pandemic.  How?  Be awesome!

Good franchisees measure performance, but the great ones measure their franchisees' satisfaction.  Tune in to a fun and interesting discussion with Eric Stites Founder and CEO, and Michelle Rowan, President of Franchise Business Review about how getting anonymous, honest, and truthful feedback can be the most powerful tool in growing a brand.  The follow this season as we talk to some of their top scorers of the FBR, Franchisee Satisfaction Survey including: Pinch a Penny, Fibrenew, Christian Brothers Automotive, Payroll Vault, Pizza Factory, Puroclean, Team Logic and Mathnasium.

Youthworks Pizza Factory is a business company where they help children learn about reading, math, science and in business through making pizza. They have made a program for the kids for them to learn, they have divided the team into two division the East and the West the east is the early achievers servant team and the west is the well experienced servant team. They all start at the East where they learn about 15 different business topics and the west division is where they really go out and sell pizza, create their business name and provide a business plan. For pizza delivery you can call tel 918 734 0471, visit their facebook page YouthWorks Pizza Factory or visit their website at www.tulsayouthworks.org. For those mentally disabled people who are looking for work you can visit the Pizza Factory located at the North Building of the Wesley Chapel. To schedule a FREE real estate specialists consultation please contact Darryl Baskin and Pamela Wright of Baskin Real Estate Specialists powered by eXp Realty. DARRYL BASKIN Baskin Real Estate Specialists, eXp Realty Email: darryl@darrylbaskin.com Tel: 918 258 2600 Tel: 918 732 9732 Thinking of Selling? Get your FREE Home Valuation complete with local comparables instantly. https://www.homeguidetulsa.com/sell.php Looking to Purchase? Search thousands of current listings directly from our local MLS. https://www.homeguidetulsa.com/index.php?advanced=1&display=&custombox=&types[]=1&beds=0&baths=0&min=0&max=100000000&rtype=map#rslac

The no Focus Radio Hour Ep 62: "I didn't know they had Dippin Dots."New name, same great taste.We all discuss:Marty is still gone- but we play a game as his expense.Beautify Fresno - is 30 Million not enough?Fresno Boomerang KidsOwning a home is a pipe dreamMore Taxes!We play the Yelp Review Game!The Looming TowerThe Clovis Water Tower HawkSouthwest Airlines hits FresnoThe Next Door AppCancel Elizabeth Olsen Immediately!Pizza Factory and Hand Torn Sausagewww.NoFocusRadio.com@NoFocusRadioSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/no-focus-radio/exclusive-content

A pizza factory has gone up in flames in Ōtautahi Christchurch overnight, gutting the building. Romano's, on Foundry Drive, is close to a shopping and food arcade, the Tannery. Firefighters are still on site. Reporter Eleisha Foon is there.

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Pizza and business chat with Carmine from Carmines Pizza Factory. For more podcasts episode or marketing help visit http://www.smartpizzamarketing.com Or https://thebruceirving.com/ Be sure to subscribe for more video ----> https://www.youtube.com/smartpizzamarketing   Subscribe to the SPM Podcast: Itunes: http://www.smartpizzamarketing.com/Itunes Stitcher Radio: http://www.smartpizzamarketing/stitcher   Subscribe the Local Business Podcast: Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../the-local.../id1492927865   Follow along on social:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smartpizzamarketing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smartpizzamarketing/ Bruce Irving: https://www.instagram.com/theBruceIrving Twitter: https://twitter.com/Irvingmedia Website: http://www.smartpizzamarketing.com/

This week, your co-pilots, Kelsea & Kate, take a snack-venture to Biddeford to check out Coletti’s Pizza Factory, sponsored by Sensible Maine. After, they came home to watch Parks and Rec, while chatting about the amazing medicated peppermint patties from Green Approach! Due to ongoing technical difficulties, this episode will not have our content warning, or commercials! Things should be back to normal ASAP.Get your tickets to Pilot Lites Live: Stoner Movie Edition on 4/20 here!Please visit www.pilotlites.com for more info on our sponsors, to find our social media, and a link to our Patreon so you can also support the show!This episode sponsored by:Subscription Sponsor: SensiBox (Use code RK10 for a 10% discount on your first purchase & to help support the show!)Stoner Sponsor: The Green ApproachSnack Sponsor: Sensible Maine

It's season 3, episode 12 of UM: "Voodoo Victims", "Skeleton Canyon", "North Carolina Nightmare" and "England Heir". PS. We'll happily take any endorsement cash from Pizza Factory or Taco Bell. #bringbackthedoubledecker patreon.com/reeenactedpod to become a Stackhead today!

This episode,  Saul makes fun of Nick for losing out on a fist full of money because he has a show at Pizza Factory, in Turlock; We talk Corey Holcomb's risqué jokes; Saul has a long scenario about having a retired son; and we talk Will Smith as the Genie in the live action version of Aladdin. Enjoy!  Twitter - @JMOpodcast, @NickLarson85, @SaulComedy  Instagram -  @JMOpodcast, @NickLarsonComedy, @SaulComedy, Snapchat -  @Nicklarson85, @Truheo84 Visit our website - http://www.jokemeoff.net/

Show #02 Starting a Vlog for your Business captured an awesome story with a graphic artist who has been scaling his business by way of Social Media and a weekly #Vlog.

Carmine Testa is father to the famous Jersey Pizza Boys, Nicholas and Michael Testa who have become a viral internet and television success for their acrobatic dough tossing. Carmine also is the owner of Carmine's Pizza Factory in Jersey City, NJ and shares with Michael & Siler how he struggles and copes with expenses associated with the online ordering platforms that most consumers love.

Mary Jane CEO of The Pizza Factory joined me to talk about company culture and recruiting. We discuss the importance of building your relationships with schools and the younger generation.  Thanks For Listening Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode. I hope that you have found it to be valuable. If you have a question or comment you can email at Bruce@smartpizzamarketing.com  Like us on Facebook too for updates and interesting marketing articles Leave us a quick Review  If you did find this information valuable it would be awesome if you could share it using the social media buttons on the side of the post. Also, please leave a quick review on Itunes or Stitcher… would really help

For season 2, episode 4 of Unsolved Mysteries, we discuss the segments "Double Life in Lyons Nebraska", "Locust Grove Family Reunion", "Update: Prison Break", and "Chicago Confidential". We also give an exhaustive list of businesses in the Lyons and Locust Grove areas, and provide an inside look at how Hollywood does awards season to itself for itself. This episode brought to you by your local Pizza Factory.

In today's podcast, we are meeting with Mary Jane Riva, CEO of Pizza Factory.  Founded 30 years ago, Pizza Factory has become well known for serving fresh, high-quality pizza, sandwiches, salads and more. The brand is also widely recognized for its close community connection, which includes its iconic “No Bully Zone” program and impactful fundraising partnerships. Currently, there are more than 100 locations based in five states throughout the West Coast. Pizza Factory looks to add additional franchise locations in key markets throughout the country, with a special focus on Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming and Montana.  In Part Two, we play a clip from our popular Great Quotes in Franchising podcast. Today’s show is being sponsored to you by Neopost and the IS-280.  The IS-280 weighs and then automatically tells me what postage amount my mail or package needs. Not only will you pay 6% less to send First-Class mail but time is also saved by not having to run to the post office for postage.   The IS-280 allows you to spend more time managing business and less time managing mail. Here is the great part.  For a limited time, our listeners could get up to 6 months FREE by using the promo code – FRANCHISE Visit Neopost280.com/FRANCHISE and enter your zip code to see if you qualify, followed by the promo code, FRANCHISE, to lock in 6 months free!    

This episode, We talk Saul doing the Pizza Factory show; Saul gets too high and throws up on his cheat day; Nick's plans for Halloween; and Nick's son is addicted to scary movies. Enjoy! Follow us: Twitter - @JMOpodcast, @NickLarson85, @BabyManChild Instagram -  @JMOpodcast, @NickLarsonComedy, @ElComicoSaul Snapchat -  @Nicklarson85, @Truheo84 Visit our website - http://www.jokemeoff.net/

We're seeing more adoption of agile in large organizations than ever before. More interestingly, they're really doing it, totally transforming the multiple layers of process to boil down to the the leanest bucket of parts that ensure quality, useful software. While there's a lot - a lot! - of work to be done, there's a slew of useful best practices, stories, and anecdotes emerging. In this episode we discuss this general trend and two of the related topics: scaling agile up and pair programming. We also cover spate of recent news about Cloud Foundry performance, .Net rolling out into various ecosystems, the new leadership at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and lobster eggs benedict.

We're seeing more adoption of agile in large organizations than ever before. More interestingly, they're really doing it, totally transforming the multiple layers of process to boil down to the the leanest bucket of parts that ensure quality, useful software. While there's a lot - a lot! - of work to be done, there's a slew of useful best practices, stories, and anecdotes emerging. In this episode we discuss this general trend and two of the related topics: scaling agile up and pair programming. We also cover spate of recent news about Cloud Foundry performance, .Net rolling out into various ecosystems, the new leadership at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and lobster eggs benedict.

We're seeing more adoption of agile in large organizations than ever before. More interestingly, they're really doing it, totally transforming the multiple layers of process to boil down to the the leanest bucket of parts that ensure quality, useful software. While there's a lot - a lot! - of work to be done, there's a slew of useful best practices, stories, and anecdotes emerging. In this episode we discuss this general trend and two of the related topics: scaling agile up and pair programming. We also cover spate of recent news about Cloud Foundry performance, .Net rolling out into various ecosystems, the new leadership at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and lobster eggs benedict.

We're seeing more adoption of agile in large organizations than ever before. More interestingly, they're really doing it, totally transforming the multiple layers of process to boil down to the the leanest bucket of parts that ensure quality, useful software. While there's a lot - a lot! - of work to be done, there's a slew of useful best practices, stories, and anecdotes emerging. In this episode we discuss this general trend and two of the related topics: scaling agile up and pair programming. We also cover spate of recent news about Cloud Foundry performance, .Net rolling out into various ecosystems, the new leadership at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and lobster eggs benedict.

We're seeing more adoption of agile in large organizations than ever before. More interestingly, they're really doing it, totally transforming the multiple layers of process to boil down to the the leanest bucket of parts that ensure quality, useful software. While there's a lot - a lot! - of work to be done, there's a slew of useful best practices, stories, and anecdotes emerging. In this episode we discuss this general trend and two of the related topics: scaling agile up and pair programming. We also cover spate of recent news about Cloud Foundry performance, .Net rolling out into various ecosystems, the new leadership at the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and lobster eggs benedict.

Brian Wong - Founder & CEO of KiipMary Jane Riva - CEO & President of Pizza FactoryChad Billmeyer - CEO of PanjoRich Hull - Chairman of PongaloPaul Scanlan - CoFounder & CEO of Legion MChip Forsythe, Kate Siberlich & Doug Burkett - CoFounders of Rebel Coast WineryPeter Voogd - Founder & CEO of GameChangers, INC

Brian Wong - Founder & CEO of KiipMary Jane Riva - CEO & President of Pizza FactoryChad Billmeyer - CEO of PanjoRich Hull - Chairman of PongaloPaul Scanlan - CoFounder & CEO of Legion MChip Forsythe, Kate Siberlich & Doug Burkett - CoFounders of Rebel Coast WineryPeter Voogd - Founder & CEO of GameChangers, INC

Ambient Podcast for relaxation, studying, meditation, sleep, astral projection, yoga, self-hypnosis, and similar uses of sound therapy. Presented in brilliant Stereophonic Sound. Fifth recording in the Mobile Meditations Series. Meditations No. 14 Drone in CF Personnel: Joe Dummitt, Dave Depew, Austin Pruett, Padraig Steadman, Joseph Blanski Recorded at The Pizza Factory 9.6.2016 Duration: 58:00

"People are moving fast, but the bottom line is, they want to be able to sit down with their family and let their hair down and let their kids go. I believe community is all about that. And if you're going to go into a community, you should be part of it." - Mary Jane Riva, president & CEO, Pizza Factory This week on Franchise Today, Pizza Factory president & CEO, Mary Jane Riva joins co-hosts Stan Friedman and Paul Segreto to discuss how she went from owning five locations as a franchisee to franchisor. Riva further discusses her brand's focus on communities as opposed to rooftops, a focus that has worked well as the brand has grown to 115 locations across six states in the western half of the United States and has seen a near-$10 million improvement from 2014 to 2015. Franchise Today airs LIVE Wednesdays at 11AM CT / 12PM ET with on-demand access on iTunes, and is sponsored by FRM Solutions and Franchise Foundry.

Speedline Solutions Point Of Sale  Speedline P.O.S. Solutions is one of many point of sales options available to the pizza nation. Jeff Hickey the Corporate Account Manager for Speedline is in charge of some big accounts such as Jet's Pizza and Pizza Factory with a combined 500 locations between those two alone.  Jeff an I talk about what makes Speedline different from other POS systems . Jeff lays out some ways in which you can use Speedline in your business and what separates them from other systems Listen to  the 10 tips from the top pizza entrepreneurs and marketing experts. Give the show a quick review please What to Listen For: What makes Speedline different from the rest How to track the money customers sped through the mapping What makes their online ordering integration different The different options available  How do know how many computers you need The different online ordering companies that integrate Their support hours Information From This Episode: Speedline Solutions Speedline on Facebook Speedline on Twitter Menu Drive   Thanks For Listening Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode. I hope that you have found it to be valuable. If you have a question or comment you can email at Bruce@smartpizzamarketing.com  A Big Thank You to Kerry Shearer for coming on the show! If you did find this information valuable it would be awesome if you could share it using the social media buttons on the side of the post. Also, please leave a quick review on Itunes or Stitcher … would really help grow the show and get more guests on to help you grow your business and marketing effort.