Podcast appearances and mentions of Ronnie Williams

What does it take to build a construction company that thrives for over 75 years while maintaining a commitment to excellence, innovation and community? For Sheridan Construction, the answer lies in its people-first approach and visionary leadership. Christy Kovac, president and CEO of Sheridan Construction, recently joined Show Host and President of Denim Marketing Carol Morgan on the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to share insights into how this 100% employee-owned firm continues to redefine leadership and innovation in commercial construction while staying true to its founding principles. From Estimator to CEO Kovac's journey with Sheridan Construction is as impressive as it is inspiring. A Georgia Institute of Technology graduate with a building science and construction management degree, she was hired as Sheridan's first full-time estimator after applying twice. Her persistence proved worthwhile as she grew the estimating department from a one-person operation to a team of three. As the company's leadership began planning for transitions, Kovac expressed interest in taking on greater responsibility. She was promoted to executive vice president in an interim role before becoming president in 2016 and adding the CEO title in 2020. Throughout this progression, she benefited from mentorship by company leaders Chris Sheridan Jr. and Ronnie Williams. “The company was founded on three principles that were passed on to me and I continue to pass forward: taking care of the people who work for you, the people who give you the work and taking care of the community from where the work comes. When you do those three things well, the rest comes,” Kovac explained, revealing the straightforward yet powerful philosophy that has guided the company through decades of success. Employee Ownership: The Secret to Sustained Success What truly distinguishes Sheridan Construction from its competitors is its employee ownership structure. In 2016, the company became 100% employee-owned as part of a thoughtful succession plan developed by the previous owner, Chris Sheridan Jr. The employee stock option plan allowed for a smooth leadership transition while giving employees a direct stake in the company's success. According to Kovac, this ownership model transformed how the team approaches its work. When everyone has skin in the game, the commitment to quality, client satisfaction and community impact naturally follows. Strategic Expansion Across Georgia While Sheridan Construction's roots remain firmly planted in Middle Georgia, the company strategically expanded its footprint to better serve clients throughout the state. With established offices in West Georgia and Athens, the company has plans to expand into Augusta within the next two years. Additionally, Sheridan Construction holds contractor licenses in all states bordering Georgia, enabling them to follow loyal clients wherever projects lead. This expansion strategy helped the company develop and maintain multi-generational client relationships, with some partnerships spanning three generations of ownership and more than 50 years of collaboration. The Design-Build Advantage The design-build methodology is a significant component of Sheridan Construction's service model. It offers clients a streamlined approach that eliminates the traditional fragmentation between design and construction phases. This integrated approach reduces miscommunication, accelerates project timelines and often leads to more innovative solutions as architects and builders collaborate from day one. “It gives the client one point of contact for the project,” Kovac explained. “The client hires the contractor, and the contractor hires the architect to work as a team. So, it makes communication a little bit smoother.” Community Involvement The company's commitment to community service is evident in its decades-long partnership with Habitat for Humanity.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to play professional baseball in the Mexican Pro League? This episode of the Black Baseball Mixtape podcast (BBM) answers that question and more with RHP Ronnie Williams. On this episode, you will hear from Ronnie what it's like to be a pro player in Mexico. What it was like being a pro player in Korea. You will also learn Ronnie's keys to success and hear about his unique baseball background growing up in Florida. This episode is for curious baseball fans who want to learn more about what it takes to be a professional pitcher in the US and abroad. This episode is brought to you by Steelo Sports, the Players Alliance, Herencia21, and Numbers Game. Please visit all of our excellent partners. Also, please subscribe, rate, and review the Black Baseball Mixtape. Your reviews matter.

Join us as we continue our series on prayer. Special guest - Ronnie Williams - author of the book, “Markham Street…” comes to share with us about healing in prayer. Pastor Jeni Hall wraps up the message continuing on the topic of coming to the Lord for healing. GET THE BOOK HERE!

Supply chain issues, paper shortages, production problems, shipping delays, and increased labor costs; these are just some of the issues that our community of product-based business owners have faced over the last few years. The problems extend well beyond our community of makers in that they also affect our manufacturing partners, suppliers, and vendors that we work with.  Today, Ronnie Williams from DeFrance Printing is back on the podcast to share his insights. He and I chatted back in 2018 on episode 60 of Proof to Product about how to save money on printing costs and today he's back to give us an update on paper shortages, shifts in the printing industry, and what we can expect going forward.  Today's episode is brought to you by our Is Wholesale Right for You audio series! This free 12 part audio series will help you decide whether wholesale is a good next step for your specific business. After listening to this audio series, you'll know whether you want to pursue wholesale for your product business and you'll have the confidence and action steps to get started with wholesale. Sign up for the private podcast today! SIGN UP You can view full show notes and more at prooftoproduct.com/299 Connect with Ronnie Defranceprinting.com Instagram: @defranceprint Facebook: @DeFrancePrint Mentioned in this episode: Indigo Xante Kluge French Paper Neenah Paper Keaykolour Mohawk Paper  

Arrest made of suspect in Perry County homicide; Perry County Fair to be held in June, bringing back carnival; Charity Ball planned for March; Ronnie Williams to sign book; Nemo Vista girls clinch conference championship; Wonderview boys go undefeated in conference; we visit with Jennifer Jones with VMBTC.

One year later, Pope County officials still looking for man missing from Pottsville; ballot positions drawn as races emerge; Morrilton City Council, SCCSD board to meet tonight; Ronnie Williams publishes book spotlighting 1960 murder in police custody; Nemo Vista students wins poetry recitation competition; Bigelow girls run into buzzsaw in state championship game.

Former Gator Basketball assistant Monte Towe joined to talk about the late Ronnie Williams, Samford HC Chris Hatcher called in to preview the Bulldogs matchup with the Gators in "The Swamp." Steve also dove deep into the state of the Gators football program.

Tiger has marketing client Pitcher Ronnie Williams (SF Giants, Sacramento River Cats) on the show to discuss his road to being drafted to the St. Louis Cardinals as a minority growing up in Miami. The two discuss the struggles Williams faced while growing up and chasing his dream to play professionally. They also open up about the mental health struggles Williams faced during the pandemic when the minor leagues were not playing- when he questioned if his baseball career was over. They also discuss the personal story and meaning behind Williams #lightswitch brand.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In our local news today: UCA renames Student Center after Menifee's Ronnie Williams; ADH reports over 31K vaccine doses given; the fair pageants and talent show will be held Saturday; NHTSA reminds you to "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" this Labor Day; we'll check sports, and have a visit with Shannon Autrey on behalf of the Conway County Extension Office.

Today, Matt and Dave are joined by Ronnie Williams, one of our great church members. We get to know Ronnie and his family, her why they choose to be part of The Church at West Franklin and how Ronnie serves on our campus. Along with getting to one of our own, Ronnie shares about New Hope Academy and what they are doing a mile away from our doors. So buckle up or settle in as we get to this episode of West Franklin Talks! Disclaimer: we had some hardware issues and today's recording sounds a little different than normal. Still great content, just a little different sound. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/west-franklin/message

What Have We Got To Lose – The Four Tops & Aretha Franklin – Back Where I Belong – Motown LP – 1983 Call Your Name – Dorrey Lyles & David A Tobin – My Realized Dream – 2020 Standing Ovation – Blu – Blu Live – 2020 I Really Love You (Previously Unreleased) – Impulse – Forthcoming Kandi 45 – 2020 I Love You – Leroy Allen – Forthcoming 2020 Womanly Way – Linda Tillery – Reissue Too Slow To Disco 2 – 2020 Message To A Troubled Nation – The Gospel Artistics – The Gospel Artistics – Gospel Truth/Stax Reissue – 2020 Fight On – The Gospel Travellers– Colemine – 2020 Never Gonna Break My Faith (Previously Unreleased) – Aretha Franklin & The Boys Choir Of Harlem – 2020 Black Lives Matter – Ronnie Williams & The Masters Of Song – 2020 Do Something Freaky – Andre Lee – 2020 After Hours – 2Buck Chuck & Dee Dee Simon – Forthcoming 2020 I Keep On Falling – John Gordon – Luv Junkie – 2020 Shoo Doo Doo – Fredrick – Everything 2 Me – 2020 Cadillac Willie – Wendell B – Real Talk – 2020 My Love Don't Come Easy – TRU – 25/8 – 2020 Dancing In The Rain - Dorrey Lyles – My Realized Dream – 2020 Trust In Me – Glenn Jones & Genobia Jeter – 2020 Goin Up Yonder (New Version) – Tramaine Hawkins – 2020 I Want To Be In Love – Al Wordlaw feat Rushing – Forthcoming IZIPHO Soul 45 – 2020 Paint Your Body - Blu – Blu Live – 2020 Missing Me - John Gordon – Luv Junkie – 2020 A Woman's Touch – Don Bryant – You Make Me Feel – 2020 How Can I - TRU – 25/8 – 2020 I’ll Be Down In A Minute – J Cenae – 2020 Cant Do It No More – Sir Charles Jones & Jeter Jones – The Jones Boyz 2 Kings – 2020 Don't Turn Your Back On Me - Don Bryant – You Make Me Feel – 2020 We Want To Live – Veronica Keith & LaVon Donnie Tatem – Forthcoming 2020

Give Us Justice – The Sacred Souls – Penrose Records – 2020 Black Lives Matter – Ronnie Williams & The Masters Of Soul – 2020 Trust in Me – Glenn Jones & Genobia Jeter – 2020 Please Don't Go – Rockwell Hallman – 2020 Love In Your Eyes – Raymond Barton feat Yaya Diamond – 2020 Celebrate – Al Lindsey – Forthcoming 2020 Amazing – Billy Bruner – Billy Bruner – 2020 Here We Are – Dojo Cuts feat Carlton Jumel Smith – 2020 Mr Wrong – Gerald McClendon – Can’t Nobody Stop Me Now – 2020 Like A Big Bad Rain (Previously Unreleased) – Kenny Carter – Soul Voices 60’s Big Ballads – 2020 Crossroads – Brother Gabe – Kairos EP – 2020 All I Need Is Love – Brian Owens & The Royal Five – Love Came Down – 2020 Whatever Happened To Love – Clarence Smith – Whatever Happened To Love – Reissue Gospel Truth – 1973 Let Him In (Your Heart Today) – The Sound Of The San Francisco Christian Center – Forthcoming Cultures Of Soul Reissue – 1981 I’d Rather – Mississippi Humming Boy – 2020 Party At Home – Jaye Hammer – Blues Mix 31 Dirty South Soul – 2020 Let Jesus Have His Way - The Sound Of The San Francisco Christian Center – Forthcoming Cultures Of Soul Reissue – 1981 I Know Who You Should See – Faye Hill – Tone B Nimble Reissue – 1981 I Can – Marcus Jordan – 2020 Dancing In The Rain - Dorrey Lyles – My Realized Dream – 2020 Grown Folks Good Time – Mz Connie – 2020 Nobody – Al Lindsey - Forthcoming 2020 Exercise My Love – Ripple 2.20 feat Doc Samuels – Forthcoming IZIPHO Soul 45 – 2020 Think About Us – Brandon Kareem – Change The World – 2020 Something's Different This Time – Alvin Garrett – 2020 To Be In Love With You – Joe Valentine – Then & Now – 1991 Oh Yes I Do – Foreign Blue Renaisance – Reissue Kohoutech Records – 1974 Seeing Is Believing - Tony Mason – Soul Voices 60’s Big Ballads – 2020 Make Me Think You Love Me – The Masqueraders – Forthcoming Soul4Real 45 – 2020 Love Wont Let Me Wait – Tony Walk – 2020 Change Is Gonna Come – Patti Labelle – 2020

Martin – Ellen Cooper – 2020 Black Lives Matter – Ronnie Williams & The Masters Of Song – 2020 More Faith Is What It Takes – Charles May & Annette May Thomas – Songs Our Father Used To Sing – Gospel Truth Reissue – 1973 U Bring Me Joy – Oli Silk feat Elle Cato – 6 – 2020 In The Groove (Nigel Lowis Mix) – Reggie Myrix feat Hill St Soul – IZIPHO Soul 45 – 2020 I’m Useless – Charles Smith – SS7 45 1972 Digital – 2020 Why Cant We Be Together – Gerald McClendon – Can’t Nobody Stop Me Now – 2020 Love Is Rising – Cheri Maree – 2020 True Love (Part 1) – New Horizon – Adena 45 1977 Digital – 2020 All We Need Is Love – Brian Owens & The Royal Five – Love Came Down – 2020 Something's Different This Time – Alvin Garrett – 2020 Make Me Think You Love Me (Previously Unreleased) – The Masqueraders – Forthcoming Soul4Real 45 – 2020 Amazing – Billy Bruner – Billy Bruner – 2020 Tell Your Boyfriend – Al Wordlaw feat Rushing – Forthcoming IZIPHO Soul 45 – 2020 Love Came Down - Brian Owens & The Royal Five – Love Came Down – 2020 Keep My Baby Warm - Charles May & Annette May Thomas – Songs Our Father Used To Sing – Gospel Truth Reissue – 1973 Feels Good – Ronlyn & The Concert Supremes – Never Alone EP – 2020 Look To The Hills – Rev Luther Barnes & The Restoration Worship Center Choir – Look To The Hills – 2020 Good To Know – Justifyed - Justifyed – 2020 Tonight – Eugene Cole – 2020 Happy Wife – Alyson Williams – 2020 Exercise My Love – Ripple 2.0 feat Doc Samuels – Forthcoming IZIPHO 45 – 2020 Love In Your Eyes – Raymond Barton feat Yaya Diamond – Forthcoming – 2020 Heartbreak, Sorrow & Pain – James King – Pyramid 12” - 1985 Where Do We Go From Here - Gerald McClendon – Can’t Nobody Stop Me Now – 2020 No One Will Ever know – Authentics feat Ronnie Walker – MD Records 45 - 2020 I Want To Be In Love – Al Wordlaw feat Rushing – Forthcoming IZIPHO Soul 45 – 2020 Testing Time (Previously Unreleased) – James Black Revolution – Forthcoming Super Disco Edits 2020

A show about NASCAR's longest running division - the Modifieds. Race Chaser Media's Tom Baker and New England racing insider Kyle Souza co-host each week. This week's show features SK Modified champion Ronnie Williams, a review of the local eSport iRacing events that have taken place since the last show aired, and the latest on schedule changes for tracks and series in the region.

A show about NASCAR's longest running division - the Modifieds. Race Chaser Media's Tom Baker and New England racing insider Kyle Souza co-host each week. This week's show features SK Modified champion Ronnie Williams, a review of the local eSport iRacing events that have taken place since the last show aired, and the latest on schedule changes for tracks and series in the region.

This week's guest, Ronnie Williams, and I discuss investing in your business, customer care and sports.Thanks for watching and be back here next Monday for another Kupfull!!Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to my podcast !!!Ronnie Williams' social media : Facebook: Ronnie Williams and @ In Your Budget Lawn Care

In the early morning hours of May 6, 1960, Marvin Leonard Williams died in police custody at the former Faulkner County jail in Conway, Arkansas. He was arrested the night before — the same night his parents and siblings lost everything they owned in a tornado. Twenty-five years later, two officers were charged with murder after Marvin’s parents received new information regarding their son’s death. His younger brother, Ronnie Williams, went on a fact-finding mission to seek justice for his brother and get to the bottom of a 25-year cover-up.CONNECT WITH BLACKBELT VOICESFollow @BlackbeltVoices on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Share your thoughts about this episode and all things Black + Southern on social media using the hashtag #BlackbeltVoices.CREDITS AND SPECIAL THANKSEdited and produced by: Katrina Dupins and Prentice Dupins Jr.Music: Prentice Dupins Jr.The Blackbelt Voices podcast is a production of Blackbelt Media LLC. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the early morning hours of May 6, 1960, Marvin Leonard Williams died in police custody at the former Faulkner County jail in Conway, Arkansas. He was arrested the night before — the same night his parents and siblings lost everything they owned in a tornado. Twenty-five years later, two officers were charged with murder after Marvin’s parents received new information regarding their son’s death. His younger brother, Ronnie Williams, went on a fact-finding mission to seek justice for his brother and get to the bottom of a 25-year cover-up.CONNECT WITH BLACKBELT VOICESFollow @BlackbeltVoices on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Share your thoughts about this episode and all things Black + Southern on social media using the hashtag #BlackbeltVoices.CREDITS AND SPECIAL THANKSEdited and produced by: Katrina Dupins and Prentice Dupins Jr.Music: Prentice Dupins Jr.The Blackbelt Voices podcast is a production of Blackbelt Media LLC. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Six-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Doug Coby joins Richie and Rob to discuss winning his sixth championship, his legacy and much more. Rob and Richie also discuss the parking of Ronnie Williams in the Sunoco Modified race at the World Series at Thompson and whether or not second-generation driver Harrison Burton deserves to be promoted to the NASCAR Xfinity Series with Joe Gibbs Racing in 2020.

On Episode #15 of the Down In The Dirt Podcast, I talk with Ronnie Williams, who is a Pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals Organization. Ronnie talks about his experience of being drafted out of high school and the emotions he had, from not only getting drafted but getting to spend that day with his family. After signing his Professional Contract and heading off to Rookie Ball, Ronnie shares the adjustments he had to make to the schedule of Professional Baseball and how making those adjustment have allowed him to find success in his career. Ronnie also takes us through the mental battle of dealing with an injury and what it takes to recover and come back stronger from his injury and make adjustments to his routine that have allowed him to stay healthy over the course of the season. Being one step away from being in the Major Leagues, Ronnie tells you the mindset you have to have to remain focused on your goals to ultimately achieve them one day. We finish off the show with the Instagram Questions and our Quick Fire Round. 4:14 Ronnie Williams Introduction 5:26 Being drafted out of High School 9:55 Heading off to Rookie Ball and Adjusting to a Professional Schedule 11:45 What a normal day looks like 13:00 Adjusting through the different levels of the Minor Leagues 14:20 Developing as a pitcher to take your game to the next level 15:40 Coming back from Tommy John 19:28 Being one step away from the Big Leagues 24:10 Keys to staying healthy during the season 27:30 Off-Season Training 30:35 Facing High Pressure Situations As always thank you for your support, and if you haven’t already, please rate and review the show! Thank you to the sponsors of the show Jigsaw Massage & One Percent Athletics Onepercentathletics.com Use Discount Code “PODCAST” at Checkout for 15% off https://jigsawmassage.com/ Be sure to follow them at https://instagram.com/jigsawmassage?igshid=u4insdbahxqy Use Discount code “CARSONLEE” ________________________________ DON’T CLICK THIS! http://bit.ly/2VGyP31

Hey friends, can you believe it?! This is Proof to Product’s 100th Episode! It’s been amazing to watch this podcast, which began as a creative way to connect with members of the stationery community,  grow into so much more - a platform, resource, and launching point for stationery and creative entrepreneurs alike.   Over the last year and a half, we’ve heard some incredible, inspiring startup stories from entrepreneurs making physical products, just like you. We have talked about successes and struggles, mindset shifts, and the importance of taking action to reach your goals. Entrepreneurs like Katie Wilson of The Good Twin, Rachael Hetzel of Pistachio Press, Mary Phan of Very Mary Inspired, Ronnie Williams of DeFrance Printing, Taylor Elliot of Taylor Elliott Designs, Natasha Case of Coolhaus, and Viola Sutanto of Maika Goods, just to name a few, all shared their stories, struggles and advice of growing and thriving in business.   To celebrate this 100th milestone, we’re revisiting our favorite episodes and the Proof to Product lessons that continue to inspire our lives and business. We’re honored to share the personal stories of our amazing audience members and hope you enjoy this special edition episode! ON TODAY’S EPISODE:   Jean Marie Opus, Little Feet’s Opus Amanda Farrand, Grief Biscuit Elana Hopman, Annabel Reese Christina Green, The Cardinal Collective Mele Williams, Plucky Press Brooke Spare, Cheeky Beak McKinley Bryson, Lucky Bat Paper Co Janine Kwoh, Kwohtations Lauren Ashley Barnes, Pineapple Sundays Design Studio   Rongrong Devoe, Rongrong Illustration Mackenzie Vance, Smitches       SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app. WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST If you'd like to receive more information about our upcoming episodes of Proof to Product including show notes and information about our guests, head over to www.prooftoproduct.com and sign up for our email list.   SHARE Be sure to share Proof to Product with all of the product based business owners that you know! ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is brought to you by Tradeshow Bootcamp and hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, TSBC has worked with hundreds of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

Ronnie Williams, a former school principal and current director of instructional leadership for Greenbush, shares how learning your core motive using the Color Code framework can help you improve relationships with colleagues and students. 

Ronnie Williams is the owner of DeFrance Printing, which is a full-service commercial print shop located in Southern California. Ronnie grew up in the print industry and is the third generation to own and operate DeFrance. His grandfather began printing in the late 1930s, followed by his father in the early 1970s, and Ronnie was a fixture in the print shop by the young age of five. Ronnie's background brings a unique perspective, in that he has expertise in both the print process, as well as the outcome.   This episode is a little bit different than most, in that we're diving into some of the technical aspects of printing, common mistakes that people make in file setup, ways to save money on your print runs, and how DeFrance helps a wide range of industries with packaging, catalogs, marketing materials, and more.   Ronnie, and the team at DeFrance, have recently expanded their services to include warehousing and fulfillment, helping independent brands with not only printing, but also storage, fulfillment, and distribution of their products. They have particular expertise handling orders for big box stores, such as Paper Source. Ronnie, and the team at DeFrance, have been strong supporters of our Tradeshow Bootcamp community and advocates for education around the print process.  I know you’ll learn a lot from Ronnie! ON TODAY’S EPISODE: The history of DeFrance Printing and how long Ronnie’s family has owned it Their core clients and the type of work they do for them All of the different print methods DeFrance offers The fulfillment services that they offer Paper Source’s specific rules and regulations as to how things need to be shipped Ronnie’s favorite projects to print The things that people should figure out before reaching out to a printer Some common mistakes he sees people making when submitting art files A Pantone color versus a CMYK color and what the benefits are to both Turnaround times and the expectations people should have When he recommends getting proofs versus not The materials, other than paper, DeFrance prints on The types of products they are getting the most inquiries on right now How DeFrance prints gift wrapping Some cost-cutting or cost-saving tips to maximize print runs Products outside of the stationery world that DeFrance prints What’s next for DeFrance Printing KEY TAKE-AWAYS: “Most people carry low inventory because they don't want to prepay for all the cards, not knowing whether the order's coming. When they get one that's 500, 1000, 4000+ , they then come to us, and we can print the job, sleeve it, package it, UPC barcode it again, and get it out to Paper Source in time. It's something we do very regularly, and our bindery guys have it down pat. “ - Ronnie Williams “You can market your business, create new products, and sell more product, while we worry about all the other work and get it off your back, so you're not up until midnight or 1:00 a.m., sleeving cards the night before it's got to go,” - Ronnie Williams “They don't see the value in [our services], until they start doing it themselves, and then they realize the time it consumes. It's the same as when people are printing for themselves. It's amazing that they can learn these trades and they can do it, but at some point it does cross over and start to consume their time, rather than allow them to grow the business.” - Ronnie Williams “Greeting cards, letterpress, and foil are still some of my favorite. I do get on press still every once in a while. I was just on press last week, doing some art prints.” - Ronnie Williams “I just love the process of seeing how it comes together and gets completed.” - Ronnie Williams “Specs are very important, to make sure we're talking "apples to apples" to each other.” - Ronnie Williams “I find that you're not just a printer. You're not just taking the jobs as they come and just pushing them out. You're trying to make sure that you're maximizing the time,the money, and the effort and energy that everyone's putting forth to create the best possible product.” - Katie Hunt “The first time we produce or make anything, we like an extra day or two to make sure we're double-checking.” - Ronnie Williams “Paper adds up to a lot of money in this process, and so if you're in love with a high-end paper, it's going to make the job more.” - Ronnie Williams “I've seen you try to bend over backwards to help people make their dreams come true. ” - Katie Hunt CONNECT WITH RONNIE: Website: http://www.defranceprinting.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeFrancePrint Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/defranceprint/ BOOTH BLUEPRINT: If you’re gearing up for trade show season and need help creating a beautiful booth that doesn’t break the bank, I want to invite you to my free masterclass.   I’m sharing my three secrets to maximize your trade show investment and keep wholesale orders coming in long after you trade show end.  To join me for this FREE workshop, head to www.theboothblueprint.com to register! SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app. WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST If you'd like to receive more information about our upcoming episodes of Proof to Product including show notes and information about our guests, head over to www.prooftoproduct.com and sign up for our email list.   SHARE Be sure to share Proof to Product with all of the product based business owners that you know! ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is brought to you by Tradeshow Bootcamp and hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, TSBC has worked with hundreds of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

Chris sits down with Ronnie Williams, AKA The Southern Food Junkie. Ronnie is a self described "foodie" that grew up on Southern Food and now spends his time traveling to new places and trying out new restaurants. He also spends time reviewing products and sharing delicious recipes. You can find his content all over the social media including his website, Facebook, Youtube, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter. We talk about how social media can impact a business and how you can start chasing your dream with a cell phone. www.thejoneszones.com www.southernfoodjunkie.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

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