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In this episode, Jen sits down with Sid Voorakkara, Port of San Diego Board Commissioner, to discuss the many programs and initiatives shaping the future of San Diego Bay. Sid shares insights into the Port Master Plan update, efforts to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability, and how the Port is leading the way in innovation. He also highlights key projects, such as the blue economy incubator, waterfront redevelopment, and electrification efforts to reduce emissions. This conversation provides a deep dive into the Port's role in fostering community engagement, economic development, and climate-conscious planning.   Timestamps: [2:08] Sid introduces himself and his background as a first-generation American, small business owner, and Port Commissioner. [4:49] The unique governance structure of the Port of San Diego and what makes it different from other ports. [5:56] Sid's background in social determinants of health, business development, and workforce education. [6:06] The economic impact of the Port: $14 billion in San Diego County, $25 billion in Southern California, and $26 billion statewide. [10:01] Exciting initiatives at the Port, including Harbor Drive 2.0, which aims to reduce congestion and improve waterfront access. [10:40] The Port's blue economy incubator and innovative projects like smart buoys and water quality monitoring. [12:02] Electrification efforts, including the introduction of two all-electric cranes and North America's first all-electric tugboat. [13:12] The Port's low-carbon fuel standards and the creation of a wetlands mitigation bank. [13:43] The Port Master Plan update: a 30-year roadmap for balancing development, open space, and environmental preservation. [20:44] The Port's commitment to reducing emissions and fostering a balance between economic growth and environmental responsibility. [24:28] Sid reflects on his motivation to make San Diego a place his son will be proud of in the future. [25:18] Upcoming projects, including Seaport Village revitalization and the opening of the Chula Vista Gaylord Pacific Resort.   About C-3   Even before the California Coastal Commission or Environmental Protection Agency existed, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) was the environmental conscience of San Diego. Since that time, in part due to C-3's leadership in education, advocacy, and empowerment, a plethora of organizations have developed throughout San Diego County. These organizations specifically focus on promoting progressive values in architecture, urban design, land-use governance, natural resource management, sustainable economic development, climate change resilience, and social justice. As the field of allies has grown, C-3's role has evolved to provide a platform that promotes creating civic community.   Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org Port of San Diego Business for Good  Portside Community Academy  

Meet Ruth-Ann Thorn, a trailblazing Native American businesswoman who is breaking barriers in the San Diego business community. As a WMBE certified entrepreneur, she's bringing her unique voice to honor and celebrate Native American culture. With 100 million Native Americans once thriving on this continent, Ruth-Ann is on a mission to ensure their legacy lives on through her work.

About the episode: "If I knew about entrepreneurship or business at an earlier age, where would I actually be now?" On this episode we sit down with Jasmine LeFlore, a visionary leader and advocate for diversity in STEM and business. She is also the amazing woman who asked this powerful question in this episode.  From her early fascination with planes to her current role as the Co-founder and Executive Director of Greater Than Tech, Jasmine shares her inspiring journey of breaking her own barriers and empowering the next generation of STEM, business, and interdisciplinary leaders. We talk about how Jasmine first learned about engineering through planes, her innovation process, challenges of being a woman and woman of color in the STEM field (i.e. the game of Double Jeopardy), and the life-changing impact she is creating with her non-profit Greater Than Tech. We even talk about professional clapbacks! If you are interested in how pure curiosity can lead you down awesome adventures, overcoming challenges with confidence and grace, and how representation can change the directory of someone's life, then dive into thought-provoking and inspiring conversation with Jasmine.  Timestamps: 01:30: How seeing planes as a young kid got Jasmine started on her path to being an aerospace engineer  08:36: Jasmine's problem-solving process and the importance of understanding root causes while taking into account diverse voices 15:40: Overcoming obstacles as a woman and w woman of color in the field - Double Jeopardy 29:00: Greater Than Tech's mission and impact on empowering students in STEM and business education 35:01: Addressing the gender gap in STEM and the true importance of representation 41:01: We ask Jasmine what is one problem in her industry and what is her hope for change  44:14: Our key takeaways from our conversation with Jasmine  About Jasmine LeFlore: Recognized as one of the top 50 Women of Influence in Technology by San Diego Business journal, Jasmine LeFlore is the Co-founder and Executive Director of Greater Than Tech, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating the next generation of innovative technology leaders by introducing girls and underserved students to immersive educational programs at the intersection of STEM and business. She also works as the Advanced Technology Solutions Lead for Collins Aerospace improving the way the Applied Research and Technology organization approaches investing in emerging technologies. LeFlore grew up in Flint, MI and watched planes take off and land every day from a nearby airport, sparking her initial interest in aerospace studies. She later earned a BSE in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan, an MSE in Interdisciplinary Engineering (with a Systems Engineering Concentration) from Purdue University, and an MBA from Indiana University. Learn more about and support Greater Than Tech: ⁠⁠https://greaterthantech.org/⁠⁠ Challenge: Share this episode with a friend who is passionate about diversity in STEM and/or business fields! Connect with Us: Email: ⁠styledbyscienceceos@gmail.com⁠ Instagram: @styledbyscienceceos Subscribe to our podcast on your preferred platform! Cloeco - https://cloeco.com/ Hangio - https://shophangio.com/ Enjoyed this Episode? Share it with a friend!

Justus Benjamin describes himself as recovering attorney, now turned certified somalia. His love of wine has turned into three exciting concepts in downtown San Diego: Boutique Vino, Le Charcuterie Bar, and the soon to come Sabre Champagne Bar. In this wide ranging interview Justus describes his journey from attempting medical school, transitioning to law school and working as a lawyer for 10 years, then pursuing his passion for wine.Visit the Boutique Vino website here.Connect with Dr. Sciarretta on Twitter.

2023 is here, and the Union-Tribune business team has compiled a list of 12 stories to watch this year. Business reporter Phillip Molnar has more.

Listeners, we're back this week with Maya Madsen.Founded in 2015 by Maya Madsen, Maya's Cookies is America's #1 Black-Owned Gourmet Vegan Cookie Company. As a vegan with a sweet tooth, she had not been able to find that perfectly delicious, soft-baked gourmet vegan cookie, so she spent years crafting her award-winning and crowd-pleasing recipes. From the classic to unique and forward-thinking flavors such as "Chocolate Chip S'mores" and "Marble Fudge", every flavor has a story grounded in Maya's travels, memories, and experiences. Alongside providing the highest quality product that appeals to everyone, Maya's Cookies is committed to superior customer service and community engagement, with a focus on youth and underserved communities. Maya's Cookies ships nationwide- simply order as a treat for yourself or as a gift.During this episode we talked about:04:22 - Her heritage and being adopted10:07 - Starting in health and fitness10:41 -The 80s outfits12:18 - Her first job and her creative brain14:39 - Her park hustle17:58 - Moving to San Diego24:38 - Going into the cookies business25:33 - Food as a love language26:54 - Student loans as black young men29:22 - From farmer's market to e-commerce & the Black Lives Matter impulse29:40 - Receiving 10,000 orders overnight31:24 - A blessing and a curse33:10 - Responses to mistakes39:22 - Being embarrassed to say ‘CEO and Founder'40:29 - Maya's cookies philosophy41:19 - Let's talk business43:59 - What's next for Maya's cookiesThis episode is brought to you by First Republic Bank.  Follow Maya on all things social:WebsiteInstagramFacebook Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam ChallengeJoin our Discord  space and let's keep the conversation going! If you are a business owner, join us for Aligned Collective MastermindLearn about PowerSisters

David Zecha is known in Southern California for his Christ-like way of doing business. As a real estate broker, construction business owner and ministry leader, he partnered up with many people during the past 15 years. One partnership didn't turn out that well though, and Dave shares why. He also gives practical tips what to do when you would like to start your own restaurant. His newest startup is called Gani Table. You can check out the website here and download the app as soon as they release it! Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.org. Share how you've brought your customers to Jesus and get featured here on this podcast!Join the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Are you interested in getting a free business coaching session? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday.

How are laws being implemented at the federal level and state levels, and even county levels?  How do they impact you or your business? Why is it that one town has a vaccine mandate and the next town just ten minutes away has no vaccine requirements to dine or enter a store? Why do some kids need to wear masks at school and not in other schools even within the same state? What was the federal vaccine mandate case about that went in front of the United States Supreme Court, what was the ruling, and how does that effect US citizens? These are many of the areas we discuss in the episode to alleviate confusion regarding the differences in policies across the United States. *This interview was recorded on February 17, 2022 and released on March 9, 2022. You should note that what we discussed was based on what was happening at that time of recording. The data and policies are changing frequently, yet understanding how and why different laws are passed nationally, at the state and county levels is important. This is not intended to be advice legal advice. This is a podcast which is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Tune in now and access the show notes at https://thegoodlifecoach.com/173 WHAT WE DISCUSS: 1️⃣ How are laws being implemented at the federal level and state levels, and even county levels?  How do they impact you or your business? 2️⃣ How do they impact you or your business? 3️⃣ Why is it that one town has a vaccine mandate and the next town just ten minutes away has no vaccine requirements to dine or enter a store? 4️⃣ Why do some kids need to wear masks at school and not in other schools even within the same state? 5️⃣ What was the federal vaccine mandate case about that went in from of the United States Supreme Court, what was the ruling, and how does that effect US citizens? 6️⃣ Why should you follow the rules when dealing with TSA, pilots, flight attendants, and other officials when flying. ABOUT OUR GUEST Kelly DuFord Williams founded her first law firm at 30, after six and a half years of litigating for the States of CA, NV and big law firms. In January 2020, she re-branded her first firm and added tax and HR serves now- Slate Law Group. What started in her living room, Slate Law has offices in downtown San Diego, Colorado, and in Chicago.  Now, at the firm she's built from the ground up, Kelly gets to empower women and businesses to feel protected and grow the business of their dreams every day. Born and raised in Ireland, Kelly was surrounded by amazing women limited by the marriage bar, which restricted married women from certain jobs and opportunities. This always stuck with Kelly and fueled her pursuit of helping women, moms, and entrepreneurs and discrimination in particular.   She most recently won “San Diego Magazine's women of the year, Rising Star 2021” and has been on the forty under forty list two years in a row in all major San Diego Publications. She was also just named of San Diego 500 most influential people by San Diego Business journal, one of the youngest people on the list. RESOURCES MENTIONED Kelly's Website – http://slatelawgroup.com Kelly's Law firm on IG – slatelawgroup  Michele on Instagram

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Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about Gina Champion-Cain's Ponzi scheme. Gina Champion-Cain was sentenced to serve 15-years in a federal prison for running the scheme for about 7-years. She defrauded over $372 million from more than 490 investors. Investors thought their money was going to make high interest loans to restaurants trying to get California liquor licenses. What their money was really doing was going towards Champion-Cain's other business and her personal lifestyle.

$400 Million Ponzi Scheme EXPOSED!!!!In this episode of Financial Advisors Say The Darndest Things we discuss the recent event, where a legitimate business woman gets caught up in a web of deceit, as she was taking the money of friends and family to fund her luxury lifestyle.Looking for a Christian Financial Advisor? Schedule a no obligation free consultation: www.abrwealthmanagement.com/consultationJoin our mailing list to receive more Christian Resources:http://eepurl.com/hnxGcDSubscribe on your favorite platforms:Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/financial-advisors-say-the-darndest-things/id1546970147Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0nkiUkwoJalvgFhZnsIbkkGoogle Podcast:https://podcasts.google.com/search/financial%20advisors%20sayFind us on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/abrwmWe are going to talk about Trust. A.B. Ridgeway is about full transparency. That is why I provide so much content. When most investment firms hide behind their big names and high minimums. Even though our firm's average client as $250k or more, we still take the time to inform those who are working toward this goal. And not only that, protect those that have those assets from running towards the next get rich quick scheme. Because we see clients who come to us and say “Hey A.B. I'll be retiring in a few years and I have about $500,000. And a friend of mine said there is a business where I can double my money in 3 years…”So before you turn your back on your traditional financial planner for bigger returns, take listen to this.“SAN DIEGO WOMAN SENTENCED FOR NEARLY $400M Ponzi Scheme”The article by the Associated Press reads, that A San Diego Business woman whose Ponzi scheme bilked hundreds of people out of nearly $400 million was sentenced to 15 years in prison.Here are a quote by the judge, “This went on for seven years. This wasn't just strangers hoping to get rich, This is a level of deceit and betrayal I wasn't fully aware of”Gina Champion-Cain was behind this betrayal. She encouraged friends and families to invest in a business- American National Investments- that supposedly made high-interest loans to businesses seeking California liquor licenses. Now keep this in mind. She did have a legitimate Patio restaurant style business. I think she even had rental property.Cheap plug. But earlier today I just spoke about leverage and the dangers and benefits of using it, to acquire more profit. But just as you can make more on leverage, you can also lose more. She was leveraging her debt by using other peoples money, HOPING that the success of her business would one day pay back the investors that initially trusted her.So was it bad investment choices? Maybe. But the money was going to fuel her IMAGE. And that is something I want to tell my followers. Your image and who you think you want to be, can be detrimental to your actual finances.

$400 Million Ponzi Scheme EXPOSED!!!!In this episode of Financial Advisors Say The Darndest Things we discuss the recent event, where a legitimate business woman gets caught up in a web of deceit, as she was taking the money of friends and family to fund her luxury lifestyle.Looking for a Christian Financial Advisor? Schedule a no obligation free consultation: www.abrwealthmanagement.com/consultationJoin our mailing list to receive more Christian Resources:http://eepurl.com/hnxGcDSubscribe on your favorite platforms:Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/financial-advisors-say-the-darndest-things/id1546970147Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0nkiUkwoJalvgFhZnsIbkkGoogle Podcast:https://podcasts.google.com/search/financial%20advisors%20sayFind us on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/abrwmWe are going to talk about Trust. A.B. Ridgeway is about full transparency. That is why I provide so much content. When most investment firms hide behind their big names and high minimums. Even though our firm's average client as $250k or more, we still take the time to inform those who are working toward this goal. And not only that, protect those that have those assets from running towards the next get rich quick scheme. Because we see clients who come to us and say “Hey A.B. I'll be retiring in a few years and I have about $500,000. And a friend of mine said there is a business where I can double my money in 3 years…”So before you turn your back on your traditional financial planner for bigger returns, take listen to this.“SAN DIEGO WOMAN SENTENCED FOR NEARLY $400M Ponzi Scheme”The article by the Associated Press reads, that A San Diego Business woman whose Ponzi scheme bilked hundreds of people out of nearly $400 million was sentenced to 15 years in prison.Here are a quote by the judge, “This went on for seven years. This wasn't just strangers hoping to get rich, This is a level of deceit and betrayal I wasn't fully aware of”Gina Champion-Cain was behind this betrayal. She encouraged friends and families to invest in a business- American National Investments- that supposedly made high-interest loans to businesses seeking California liquor licenses. Now keep this in mind. She did have a legitimate Patio restaurant style business. I think she even had rental property.Cheap plug. But earlier today I just spoke about leverage and the dangers and benefits of using it, to acquire more profit. But just as you can make more on leverage, you can also lose more. She was leveraging her debt by using other peoples money, HOPING that the success of her business would one day pay back the investors that initially trusted her.So was it bad investment choices? Maybe. But the money was going to fuel her IMAGE. And that is something I want to tell my followers. Your image and who you think you want to be, can be detrimental to your actual finances.

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This holiday episode is packed full of virus-free hugs and kisses just for you! From our bubble to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season! HAPPY NEW YEAR! What better way to end this year as we discuss the past year 2020, our favorite and least favorite episodes, favorite thing we’ve eaten at these restaurants, funniest episode, and more! Thank you for all your support this year and let us know what are your favorite parts of 2020 by commenting or sending us a DM!

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California passed the grim milestone of one million total confirmed coronavirus infections. Starting Saturday morning public health orders will require restaurants, gyms and churches to stop indoor operations after an increase in COVID-19 cases. Plus, while San Diego moved into the purple covid-19 tier, Bay Area counties moved into the less restrictive yellow and orange tiers.

New Record Number of Cases Reported Nationwide, San Diego Business and Museums Prepare to Close, Parking Tickets Being Handed Out, Mammoth is Ready to Open- What You Need to Know Before Heading to the Mountains, Sheena Says Bundle Up

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On this episode of Unlocking Human Potential, San Diego Business and Life Coach Greg Clowminzer talks about acquiring a taste for reflection. ∙What happens for people when they become reflective? ∙ Why do some people have a hard time with reflection? It's an important topic, with what's currently going on in the world where many people have been asked to stay home. And, for a lot of people, they've really gotten a lot of benefit and value out of this time of reflection. Yet there's also been people that have really struggled with that. And so I want to talk a little bit about what happen for people when they're reflective. And, what I'd like to invite anyone listening to this to take a reflective stance and to practice reflective listening. Don't get hung up too much on anything that I'm saying, but to listen to it in a reflective way. So what happens for people when they're reflective is that things tend to slow down for them. So what happens for people when they are reflecting is it's actually really good for their system. It lets people's nervous systems relax. It helps them rejuvenate. Keeping an open mind can be difficult for anyone yet sometimes even more so for people in transition. Need some help breaking free of some negative thoughts? Negative thoughts prevent people from accessing their resilience, natural momentum and from taking positive actions. Working with a coach is a powerful and proactive way to accelerate learning, move through resistance, and gain clarity about the situation. Your coach can help you open your mind to the possibilities of new opportunities, knowledge, and could even help bring greater fulfillment and happiness to your life. Would you like to work with me? Book a discovery call today at https://gregclowminzer.com

This quarantine is getting crazy! The virus is continuing to spread with more cases and sadly more deaths. How are we keeping sane? In this episode, we social distance ourselves, while asking questions that we don't know about one another. Judy gives very informative parental guidance and Vince talks about the growth in his Tik Tok! This is an episode you're not going to want to miss! Follow us on IG @chompnthings

In this episode San Diego Business and Life Coach Greg Clowminzer shares a hopeful message for anyone who may be fearful or struggling with works going in the world right now. Greg wants to help people calm and clear their minds in order to flow through these circumstances together, with more resilience, compassion and stability. If you're interested or know of someone who you think could benefit from a little peace of mind in these times of uncertainty book an online coaching session today! Schedule now https://gregclowminzer.com

Today we hang out and talk shop with the savage of a business woman Alexandria Ott. She is the founder of multiple businesses, running Chrome City PR, a firm that is based in Chicago and in San Diego. She has also established a local event here in San Diego to bring more real human connection to our city. Something that is more than desperately needed, as social media makes us feel connected but actually drives us further and further apart. Additionally she runs a food-based experience here in San Diego, a bi-monthly dining platform that is transforming the San Diego cultural experience + creating unlikely connections between strangers. Saying this woman is inspirational is an understatement, thank you Alex. Chrome City PR Info: https://www.chromecityca.com/ https://www.instagram.com/chromecitychicago/ Hustle Craft: https://www.hustlecraftsd.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hustle.craft/ Blank Table: https://www.theblanktablesd.com/ https://www.instagram.com/the.blank.table/

This episode goes deep into the journey of Jackie Costello of the Golden Rule Boutique. Jackie was so open in her journey of opening her own boutique that is located in Mission Valley. This episode is packed full of rawness and experience about a woman who believes in her mission and believes for standing up for something in the way we do business. Honestly something that opened my eyes more to how I spend my money. What we purchase, wear, and use makes a difference. And that comes through here, intention behind business and how we use our money. www.thegoldenruleboutique.com @thegoldenrule_boutique

CEO of the North San Diego Business Chamber talks about Thinking Local First. Host Katie Stokes and Debra Rosen discuss early memories about "eating our veggies" as kids and the many ways the North San Diego Business Chamber supports local businesses in San Diego County through events like conferences on entrepreneurship, the upcoming 11th annual Women's Week event, their Think Local First program, and more.

If you ever needed an inside look into what the dentistry profession actually looks like THIS IS IT. Darryl is an incredibly transparent human that talks about his journey through dental school. He goes over all the goods and the bads, the money, the debt, the status, a day in the life etc. All of the things that I have always been so curious about and he more than delivers on the everything you could want to know. Darryl can be found on Instagram @torculas.dds & on the internet at www.torculasdds.com Thank you so much!

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Interview with Debra Rosen, President and CEO of the North San Diego Business Chamber. The North San Diego Business Chamber is one of seven, 5-star US Chamber organizations in California. This podcast series is hosted by Patricia Kathleen and Wilde Agency Media. The series interviews female and female-identified entrepreneurs, founders, business owners, and gurus across all industries to investigate women (and female-identified individuals) in business today. Both the platform and discussion are designed to further the global conversation in regards to the changing climate of female (and female-identified individuals) in entrepreneurial and founding roles.

Mark Balmert, Executive Director of the San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC), is joined by Nathan Loveland, Program Manager of Propel San Diego, to talk about Propel’s accomplishments to date; its recent Stakeholder Forum; and the DIV Grand Prize event on Thursday, May 23.   Balmert discusses the keynote speech of last Friday’s featured SDMAC speaker; the May 15 SDMAC Breakfast; and the June 13 SDMAC Achievement Awards.

From Searching in San Diego Podcast- Chelsea Wong, Vice President of Passion Planner LLC, joins the program to discuss the Passion Planner Story, what the company looks for when hiring employees, as well as tips and advice for following your own passion.

San Diego Business and Life Coach Greg Clowminzer has a 3 Principles based conversation with Joy Avila pointing to the nature of thought. In this episode I wanted to demonstrate how to integrate the 3 Principles into what appears to be just an ordinary conversation to assist both the participate Joy Avila as well as the viewer into the nature of the 3 Principles and how they are always at work underneath the human experience. Please visit http://gregclowminzer.com

San Diego Business and Life Coach Greg Clowminzer shares one of his favorite coaching models called Listen, Love Enlighten and Lead.

Sarah Ann is a person who has changed my experience of being alive.  I had a chance encounter with her in a café a few months ago and has a divine connection we are attempting to describe in this talk. Enjoy!

Dr. Nash is a guest on Close Up on San Diego Business, where she discusses her own weight-loss experience, losing 80 pounds over six years ago, and going from size 20 to size 8.

For the 10th episode of the podcast, Nasir and Matt welcome Jerry Sanders, President and CEO of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce and former mayor of San Diego.  The three of them discuss the jobs outlook in San Diego for 2014, the importance of retaining quality employees, and the value of craft breweries in San Diego.  Nasir and Matt also discuss the Supreme Court deciding to rule on software patents, a service that calls potential victims for class action lawsuits, and an attorney that truly believed his client was due an inheritance from a Nigerian relative.  They also address questions about setting up a non-profit and what to include in a website's terms and conditions.