Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan landau

E44:  Ryan Landau - Founder/CEO of Purpose Jobs and Startup Community ChampionToday Todd Sullivan is joined by a great friend, multi-time founder, and Iron Man Athlete, Ryan Landau.Ryan, along with his brother Andrew, built Chalkfly, a company that helped transform how school and office supplies are purchased online. Launched in 2012, Chalkfly was among the fastest growing early stage e-commerce companies out there. It was quickly acquired by Global Office Solutions in under three years.  Ryan's one of the most introspective and corporate culture conscious founders that I know.  It's not easy to make the decision to sell your business so quickly. But Ryan has some great stories and great advice for all of us who may be thinking about selling our business in the early innings. I hope you enjoy the conversation with Ryan Landau. Where To Find Ryan Landau:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanlandau/Twitter - https://twitter.com/RyanKLandau Purpose Jobs - https://www.purpose.jobs/Where To Find Todd Sullivan (Host, M&A Expert, and CEO of Exitwise):LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddfsullivan/Twitter - https://twitter.com/Todd_SullivanExitwise - https://exitwise.com/Email - todd@exitwise.com

Ara talks with Ryan Landau, Founder of Purpose Jobs. Ryan set out to create a platform that empowers people to find jobs they will love; a platform that is centered around people, community, education, and culture. Their goal is to create a business that does something important and meaningful in the world. Special thank you to podcast sponsors Michigan Rise and Invest Detroit.

We are joined by Ryan Landau, Founder of Purpose Jobs in this episode of the Rust Belt Rundown. Ryan discusses the revitalization of Detroit and other similar cities in the Midwest, detailing how and why to retain recent college graduates in their local workforce. Listen in as Ryan takes us through his motivation for completing 5 Ironman triathlons, the effects of the pandemic on recent college graduates, and his experience with the founding of his company. When asked, Ryan gave us two great dining options both in Columbus and Detroit. If you are in the Columbus area, Ryan recommends The Pearl, a tavern with an exquisite brown sugar and brown butter pie. Ryan's favorite spot in his hometown of Detroit is Flowers of Vietnam. Interested in learning more? Connect with Ryan Landau on LinkedIn for more insight into this industry.

In today's Business Beat, Jeff talks with Ryan Landau of Purpose Jobs about what employees want from companies and how employers can hire the best talent.

On this morning's WJR Business Beat, Jeff shares a recent Axois survey indicating that young engineers and recent college graduates are looking to Miami, Houston and Philadelphia as hot spots to start a career, rather than San Fransisco, New York or Seattle. This news comes on the heels of last week's Business Beat features with Ryan Landau of Purpose Jobs discussing tech workers migrating to the Midwest.Tune in to the Business Beat to learn more about the new regions that are becoming tech hubs for creative workers.

May 7, 2021 ~ The StartUpNation CEO talks to Ryan Landau, Founder of "Purpose Jobs" who says the Midwest is the place to be for start-up companies.

On today's Business Beat, Jeff welcomes back Ryan Landau, founder of Purpose Jobs, to discuss another hot startup company right here in the Midwest: Vroom, an e-commerce company that allows consumers to buy and sell cars online. The New York City-based company is opening up an engineering office in Detroit.Tune in to the Business Beat to learn more about Vroom.In case you missed it, tune in to Landau's earlier appearances on the Business Beat this week to learn about the emerging startup market in the Midwest and Clearcover, a Midwest InsureTech company.

On this morning's Business Beat, Jeff welcomes back Ryan Landau, founder of Purpose Jobs, to discuss Clearcover, a hot InsureTech company based in the Midwest that's one to watch.Tune in to the Business Beat to learn more about Clearcover.Landau will be back on the Business Beat on Friday, May 7 to discuss another local startups that he believes is one to watch!

May 5, 2021 ~ The StartUpNation CEO continues his conversation with Ryan Landau about entrepreneurship.

On this morning's Business Beat, Jeff welcomes Ryan Landau, founder of Purpose Jobs, to discuss the rise of startup companies in the Midwest. Landau is dedicated to building the startup ecosystem in the Midwest by connecting startups with top talent, and has a particular passion for Detroit tech startups.Tune in to the Business Beat to learn more about the emerging tech startup market based in the Midwest."I think the tide is shifting to specifically the middle of the country and emerging markets. The reason is, traditionally companies have been building in San Francisco and in New York because those have been the mecca centers for building tech and startup companies."- Ryan Landau, Purpose JobsLandau will be back on the Business Beat on Wednesday, May 5 and Friday, May 7 to discuss two local startups that he says are ones to watch! 

May 3, 2021 ~ The StartUpNation CEO talks to Ryan Landau of "Purpose Jobs."

In today’s episode Ryan we discuss the following: * Midwest tech and startup community * The benefits of working at a Midwest startup * Beyond brand / The role internal communications plays within the world of recruiting * Why startups on the coast are relocating inland and to the Midwest * The future of Midwest tech * Hiring based on culture and values * Midwest cost of living * Building a startup in the Midwest  * Startup benefits in the Midwest --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hoy les presento el capitulo #13 de mi Podcast, 'Salud Radiante con Cecilia'. En este episodio nuestro invitado es Ryan Landau de Pathwaves, que nos hablará de como disminuir el estrés y la ansiedad en momentos de incertidumbre. Pueden conseguir mas información en su página web: https://pathwaveslife.com Si quieres tener la oportunidad de participar en grabaciones de este Podcast en vivo conmigo y hacer tus preguntas directamente a nuestros invitados, ademas de tenerme como tu coach de vida, te invito a formar parte de mi Círculo en el que encontrarás muchas herramientas para salir adelante desde todo punto de vista. Visita http://www.elcirculodececilia.com para más información y para unirte a este grupo VIP. ¡Te espero! No olvides suscribirte a mi página web: ceciliaramirezharris.com y en este mi canal de YouTube, activar la campanita para recibir notificaciones y seguirme por mis redes sociales: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CeciliaRamirezHarris/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/cramirezharris Instagram: http://instagram.com/ceciliaramirezharris/ Grupo Reto Detox: https://www.facebook.com/groups/457604847974121/ Grupo Ayuno Intermitente: https://www.facebook.com/groups/644517512552432/ Si te interesa algunos de los productos que uso mis videos con recetas, en el Pre Detox, Detox y Ayuno Intermitente, visita mi tienda de Amazon donde los puedes encontrar: http://amazon.com/shop/ceciliaramirezharris

Hoy les presento el capitulo #13 de mi Podcast, 'Salud Radiante con Cecilia'. En este episodio nuestro invitado es Ryan Landau de Pathwaves, que nos hablará de como disminuir el estrés y la ansiedad en momentos de incertidumbre. Pueden conseguir mas información en su página web: https://pathwaveslife.com Si quieres tener la oportunidad de participar en grabaciones de este Podcast en vivo conmigo y hacer tus preguntas directamente a nuestros invitados, ademas de tenerme como tu coach de vida, te invito a formar parte de mi Círculo en el que encontrarás muchas herramientas para salir adelante desde todo punto de vista. Visita http://www.elcirculodececilia.com para más información y para unirte a este grupo VIP. ¡Te espero! No olvides suscribirte a mi página web: ceciliaramirezharris.com y en este mi canal de YouTube, activar la campanita para recibir notificaciones y seguirme por mis redes sociales: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CeciliaRamirezHarris/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/cramirezharris Instagram: http://instagram.com/ceciliaramirezharris/ Grupo Reto Detox: https://www.facebook.com/groups/457604847974121/ Grupo Ayuno Intermitente: https://www.facebook.com/groups/644517512552432/ Si te interesa algunos de los productos que uso mis videos con recetas, en el Pre Detox, Detox y Ayuno Intermitente, visita mi tienda de Amazon donde los puedes encontrar: http://amazon.com/shop/ceciliaramirezharris

Rabbi Yoni chats with founder of re:purpose and purpose.jobs, Ryan Landau, about the importance of dreaming, about chasing those dreams, and about how to fail with growth and grace.

In this Founder Feedback episode, we spoke with Ryan Landau, the founder & CEO of purpose.jobs. Ryan is a Michigan State alumnus, the former founder & CEO of Chalkfly, and former VP of People at Ambassador. Ryan is a serial entrepreneur and has been another reason why Detroit's startup ecosystem has been growing these last few years. In this episode, we spoke to Ryan about hiring while this crisis of COVID-19 is occurring, when is the right time to hire anyone, and what culture really is. To learn more about FounderCo, please visit founderco.org. To send in a question to be in used in a future episode, email us at podcast@founderco.org.

Ryan Landau of Re:Purpose ( repurpose.co ( https://repurpose.co/ ) ) spends some time talking with us about the Michigan startup ecosystem. If you haven't heard of his company, they are doing some really innovative things to bring tech talent back to the state of Michigan, check them out! Hope you enjoy the episode!

The city of Detroit has announced plans to sell Lee Plaza, the hulking and abandoned former apartment tower on West Grand Boulevard near Linden, to a pair of developers for a cool $350,000. The Roxbury Group and Ethos Development Partners plan to convert it to 180 apartments and retail as part of a $50 million redevelopment. It’s good news for an ailing but iconic building in a part of town that could use some love. Also on today’s show, we run down the first partisan fight of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s tenure. Republican lawmakers have overridden her executive order restructuring the state’s main environmental department. They objected to her effort to do away with industry-friendly panels overseeing environmental rules and permitting. Here’s what else you’ll hear: An update on the Piet Oudolf garden coming to Belle Isle Details on Michigan’s new Move Over Law Bob Seger adds a Detroit-area date to his farewell tour, which is currently under way A new Meijer is coming to the new shopping center development taking shape at 13 Mile and Woodward in Royal Oak Jer and I talk about the news that Amazon is scrapping its plans to build part of its HQ2 campus in New York City amid a wave of local opposition about the incentives on offer and other issues. As a reminder, Detroit offered similar incentives as part of its package to try and woo the e-retail behemoth, and we devoted an entire podcast episode to doing the postmortem on why the Detroit-Windsor bid fell short. And finally, an interview with Ryan Landau from the staffing agency Re:Purpose. Thank you for listening to our show. Happy Valentine’s Day, errybody. We

There are a lot of people doing good work in Detroit. Folks that put their shoulder to the wheel and are making things happen and making the community better. But often, those folks don't get as much recognition. That's why Ryan Landau and Re:Purpose, a Detroit-based firm, started the Purpose Awards. Ryan joins us on the show to to talk about them, why he's doing it, and who should apply (there are also some great prizes, too. Who wouldn't want a stay at the Foundation Hotel?) If you want to get in on the action and nominate yourself, a friend or a coworker, visit: https://repurpose.co/michigan-purpose-awards

This is your Daily Detroit News Byte For Wednesday, March 14th, 2018. Three of Detroit’s city-owned golf courses are closing A $250 million dollar fund has been set up for affordable housing I-94 on the east side of the city will be closed this weekend A former golf course over by Seven Mile may find new life as a park and development General Motors is launching an Airbnb of cars with Maven Belle Isle is getting a new 6-mile trail And two conversations. One with Ryan Landau of Re:Purpose about Detroit’s job market and who’s hiring and the other with Jennyfer Crawford of All things Detroit about her new project to highlight Detroit’s retailers and makers. Thanks to our sponsors. Milo Digital. Write a review, subscribe, all the things on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit-news-byte/id1220563942?mt=2  

Ryan Landau is a serial entrepreneur, having started his first company at the ripe age of 14 years old, ran it during his high school and college years with his brother before eventually selling it to a competitor. A Michigan State alum who got his professional start post-graduation at IBM in our nation’s capital, Washington D.C., he felt the call to move back to Michigan and start a tech company of his own. With his brother, he started Chalkfly, an e-commerce platform for janitorial and office supplies. After selling the company in 2014, he worked at Detroit-based Ambassador before heading back to the entrepreneur life to start re:purpose, where he wants to create a world where everyone pursues their passions and is a part of something greater than themselves. re:purpose website: http://bit.ly/repurposeashe re:purpose Twitter: @repurposeHQ Ryan’s Email: ryan@repurpose.co Ryan’s Twitter: @RyanKLandau Detroit Startup Week: http://bit.ly/DetroitStartupWeek18 (http://bit.ly/Detroit

Culture 1st with Ryan Landau – President of re:Purpose

A chat with the founder of repurpose, Ryan Landau about building a company in Detroit. He's done it over and over so if anyone can be successful anywhere it's Ryan

One of the biggest stumbling blocks for people moving to or staying in the city is finding a job. Ryan Landau of Re:Purpose doesn't only connect people to jobs, but the goal of his startup is to connect people to meaningful work.  He's an interesting entrepreneur, Detroiter, and he shares some of his tips on finding work in Detroit.  We caught up with him at Dessert Oasis in downtown Detroit to talk about his startup, Re:Purpose and how he's looking to make culture fit more predominant in the hiring process.