Podcasts about small business education

Josh and special guest Monica Khan, Partner & Head of Digital at Strand, tackle everything that's fit to discuss in the creator economy this week. They discuss the increasing presence and influence of creators at major industry events like VivaTech and Cannes Lions. The conversation also covers a significant forecast from WPP, predicting that creator platforms will surpass traditional media in ad revenue by 2025. We also explore YouTube's substantial economic impact, contributing $55 billion to the U.S. GDP in 2024, and the broader implications of this growth for creators.Then: innovative brand partnerships, including Lowe's collaboration with MrBeast and their new Creator Partner Program, as well as Starbucks' new full time hire initiative, all in comparison to Ulta Beauty's employee ambassador initiative.0:00 Welcome Monica Khan to Creator Upload 0:44 Monica Khan at VivaTech in Paris 1:41 The Growing Creator Presence at VivaTech 2:50 Anticipation for Cannes Lions and Creator Impact 4:21 Cannes Lions: Business Gets Done for Creators 5:01 Creators Gaining a Seat at the Table 5:29 Creators Choosing Cannes Over VidCon 6:48 Traditional Media vs. Creator Platforms 7:34 WPP Predicts Creator Platforms to Exceed Old Media Ad Revenue by 2025 8:57 Validation for the Creator Economy 10:08 WPP's Influence on Ad Spend Towards Creators 11:32 The Future of Brand Investment in Creators 12:06 The Rise of Creator-Driven Platforms 13:37 YouTube's Economic Impact: $55 Billion to US GDP in 2024 14:55 The Ripple Effect of the Creator Economy 15:18 Creators Building Economic Value and Sustainability 16:46 Supporting the Creator Middle Class 18:04 The Bell Curve vs. Barbell Curve in the Creator Economy 19:52 Small Business Education for Creators 20:18 Why Brands are Working with Niche Creators 21:42 Studio-Led vs. Creator-Led Content 22:56 The Future of Cinema and Creator Influence 24:00 Studios Leveraging Social Platforms for Content Development 24:55 Lowe's Partners with Mr. Beast for Beast Games Season 2 27:05 Lowe's Creator Partner Program 27:33 Institutionalizing Creator Partnerships 28:49 Ulta Beauty's Employee Ambassador Program vs. Lowe's Scaled Program 31:38 Starbucks' 12-Month Creator Sponsorship 33:03 Upload: Major League Baseball Invests in Jomboy Media 35:28 MLB Embracing Fan-Led Storytelling 36:21 The Evolution of Creator Partnerships to Investment 36:46 Creative Freedom vs. Investment in Creator Partnerships 38:12 Upload: Mr. Beast Hires Former YouTube, TikTok, and Meta Exec Beau Avril 39:03 Beau Avril's Expertise and Impact on Mr. Beast's Partnerships 40:19 Connecting with Monica Khan on LinkedIn 41:01 Future of Creator Upload and Listener EngagementCreator Upload is your creator economy podcast, hosted by Lauren Schnipper and Joshua Cohen.Follow Lauren: https://www.linkedin.com/in/schnipper/Follow Josh: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuajcohen/Original music by London Bridge: https://www.instagram.com/londonbridgemusic/Edited and produced by Adam Conner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamonbrand

Welcome to another deeply engaging episode of the Ed Parcaut podcast. Today, we're honored to have Chris Lautenslager join us to share his rich journey from growing up in a Chicago business-owning family to becoming a champion for small businesses after a career in finance in New York. Chris delves into the essence of the "Prosperity Loop" and how it redefines the purpose of companies. This conversation is a treasure trove of insights, exploring the pivotal role of personal values and joys in shaping our actions and the harmony between work and home life. Whether you're a small business owner seeking to rediscover your passion or someone looking to balance your professional and personal life better, Chris's wisdom is invaluable. He also shares a candid view of the current political landscape and its influence on businesses, as well as an open invitation to listeners to join a community-driven golf event that promises networking paired with fun. Tune in to listen to Chris's inspiring vision and practical advice, and perhaps, get looped into the Prosperity Loop itself. Don't miss this empowering episode as both Chris and I, Ed Parcaut, explore how making deliberate choices can profoundly alter your life's path. Follow Ed on all social media outlets @EdParcaut Need more information? Please visit https://www.edparcaut.com #InnerEdisonPodcast #EdParcaut #ChrisLautenslager #ProsperityLoop #SmallBusinessAdvocate #MorningReflections #PurposefulLiving #WorkLifeBalance #HappinessInBusiness #ValueDrivenHiring #JoinTheRevolution #GetLooped #GolfForCharity #SmallBusinessChallenges #SmallBizOwnership #CorporateToSmallBiz #CityPoliciesImpact #EntrepreneurialSpirit #MayorBloombergLegacy #PerfectClient #LifeChoices #AddictionRecovery #FamilyTragedy #StorytellingPassion #EdParcaut #PodcastForEntrepreneurs #BusinessAndJoy #InvestInEmployees #ChicagoBusinessScene #BusinessPolicyDiscussion #LeadershipAndChange

321 Bz Dev and the Digital Networking Sessions are doing what we can to help white-collar small business owners. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/digitalnetworking/message

En este episodio, la abogada Adriana Pereyra nos explica los riesgos de no estar debidamente protegidos. Como empresario, tienes que conocer las estructuras de empresas para organizar tu negocio y proteger tu patrimonio dentro y fuera de la empresa. Adriana nos explica documentos importantes como el "operating agreement" y otros consejos prácticos. El BizLife Podcast es presentado por el programa de Small Business Education de UNR Extension, en colaboración con la Latin Chamber of Commerce en Las Vegas. Para obtener más información, visite nuestros sitios web en extension.unr.edu/busdev y lvlcc.com.

En este episodio de BizLife Podcast, Mike y Juan hablan con Christella Sanchez del IRS sobre las actualizaciones de impuestos que necesita saber para esta temporada. El BizLife Podcast es presentado por el programa de Small Business Education de UNR Extension, en colaboración con la Latin Chamber of Commerce en Las Vegas. Para obtener más información, visite nuestros sitios web en extension.unr.edu/busdev y lvlcc.com.

How to Access Capital To Invest In Your Small Business EducationGetting a small business education can be an expensive endeavor. But if you're committed to investing in your future, there are ways to access capital that can help make it more affordable. In this podcast, I talk about different types of funding sources for small businesses and how they work!Listen in or go head over to Trilliondollargovernmentcontracts.com to learn more.

Ed asks: What do you need to learn about small business to get started? And what business roles can you farm out to contractors? Join us at the Every Day Novelist Forums Resources Mentioned: Tax Savvy for Small Businesses Accounting Made Simple C-corp, S-corp, LLC The Copyright Handbook News Article: … The post Going Pro Episode 4: Small Business Education appeared first on The Every Day Novelist.

To participate in Episode 1 you will need the Goal Setting Worksheet.Let's be honest, you are probably feeling pretty down rolling into February without any fine tuned goals! Everyone is buzzing around you, has their goals all planned out and here you are rolling into 2020 still doing the same things that had you feeling stuck and bound in 2019! Well friend I am here to tell you, you are not alone! So I decided to create this goal setting episode where we will get honest with ourselves and work together to fine tune our why and create relevance to our goals. Now let me ask you, are you the turtle or the rabbit? Now enough talking are more planning...let's get started!PS. I would love to hear from you with questions or success you are having around the goal setting worksheet! ty@typentecostphotography.com

Welcome to 2020, our second season and Rachels re-introduction of the Spanish flu back into society.On todays episode we are talking about GOAL-SETTING and how to effectively set some realistic goals and stick to them!  2019 was a flaming dumpster fire for a lot of us so we are here to help you turn it from hot garbage to a beautiful work of art.2020 is the year to DO EPIC SHIT so put your big girl or boy pants (with pockets) on and take charge of this year NOW so it ends up being the most amazing year ever! Follow along with us on Instagram at @effed.up.successes, on Facebook at @effedupsuccesses and send us an email at effedupsuccesses@gmail.com Now taking sponsors for 2020! Email us directly for our sponsorship packet! 

Being fired can be one of the most career shaping opportunities you will ever experience. If all you ever received was positive feedback how would you ever be stretched and forced to grow? As a business creative there are some things that we often do to self sabotage a real learning opportunity by being in our feelings! I will share some of my own land minds that I stepped in and how I overcame them to continue to grow my personal brand. You can't let a negative experience completely destroy your personal brand, but it can be an opportunity for growth and change...both which are great things!

Steve Ek of Ek Automotive located in Chicago, Illinois visits Dave in New York. They talk about thinking outside of the box, the real impact of servicing customers, about what to do when you are doing something uncomfortable, and how there is no such thing as a failure until you quit.

Peter Florey is the president of the Long Island Builders Institute and a major developer of senior and affordable housing on Long Island and in the NY Metro area as a partner in the D&F Development Group. Peter is also an avid marathoner and uses physical fitness as a way to keep mentally sharp and focused.

In the first episode of the podcast, AJ Scordio interviews Dave Bloom, the owner of Pine Aire Truck Service. They discuss Dave's journey in growing his small business and the reasons why he decided to start this podcast.

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 30 October 2018 It’s important to keep learning when you’re running a small business but like so many aspects, it is often put on the backburner while we work in our business rather than in it. But many of us don’t realise that further learning is right on our doorstep. Here from Hornsby - Ku-ring-gai Community College we have Inga Rosenberg; who looks after the enrolments for the business courses - and there are many! From Certificates in Business Administration through to MYOB Training, Starting your Own Business courses - and many of them are fully funded. Welcome to the show Inga. As part of Small Business month we like to raise awareness of some of the opportunities the over 14,000 small businesses have in our local government area. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, over 60% of small businesses close within the first three years of operating. The reasons vary but often include that new businesses are not aligned with customer needs, have a poor business model, poor financial management or lack of proper training. As your local Community College, we can play a big role in providing government funded education and training to small business owners and their employees, as well as to job seekers to qualify for personal and business growth, wellbeing and the advancement of community values. Tech Savvy Small Business Funding and TrainingWhat is the government program? What can I/ my employees’ study? How do I qualify? Career PathwaysOptions for learners who are not (yet) small business owners or employees Individual career planning Flexible training delivery Industry ConnectionsPartnerships with local organisations toTrain students on the job Respond to training and work needs Free recruitment: Hire qualified HKCC students Mental Health: Study + LeisureThe importance of work-life balance Business and leisure needs under one roof To find out more go to their website: https://www.hkcc.nsw.edu.au/s/img/BSB%20v18.0.pdf If you like to learn more about the program and how to access the funded training, please contact us at (02) 9482 1189 or email frontdesk@hkcc.nsw.edu.au.

What you are about to listen is the third and final conversation with Daniel Eliot, Director of Small Business Education at the National Cybersecurity Alliance. 
Sean and I recorded three episodes with Daniel because it is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and you need to listen to all of them - in no particular order - to become Cyber Aware Awesome and earn a Cyber Society Pin Badge.

 Gosh, it seems like just yesterday when we published the first podcast, and so much has happened since then, that I am honestly struggling to find the words to introduce this final conversation. 
Truth is… I am so proud of you all. I am shedding a tear of joy as I am thinking about how we have all come together, educated ourselves and transformed our cyber society from a sinister landscape into a welcoming safe heaven, with a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage. 
At the time of the first episode nobody gave a flying unicorn ass about cybersecurity; back then we were all going around the web clicking recklessly on every link, buying unsafe IoT devices and connecting them in our homes and offices, repeating our - undeniably brilliant and unforgettable - “mY12345pW” password on every account we own, and connecting our phones, tablets and laptops to any WiFi in range, even the ones labeled “free candies”. Not now. Not anymore. That was yesterday. Today, we have listened to the first two podcasts with Daniel Eliot, Sean Martin and me, and we are all grown up, aware, mature, and ready to venture into the digital world, proud, knowledgeable, and secure. Well, this was my hope, but I realize that it is not that easy. There is still a lot more to do, starting with one more podcast, this one, and then we will go from here.
 ITSPmagazine is not going to give up educating everybody, and neither is the The National Cyber Security Alliance. Look, it doesn’t really matter if you listen to this podcast in October, November, March or July. National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is simply a way to get your attention so you can listen to what the experts have to say about being safe online, all year long. We spoke about the value of sharing cybersecurity responsibility — from the consumer to the large enterprise and from the boardroom to the break room. 

Then we spoke about what small and medium sized businesses have to do when it comes to protecting their systems, information, and even their capital from cybercrime and cyber fraud.

But in the end, everything comes down to all of us, as individuals assuming the responsibility for our own cyber life, which at this point is not separate from our real life. We must educate ourselves and take that knowledge wherever we go and apply it to everything we do, for ourself, our business, our family and the future generations for which we are, believe it or not, very much responsible. In this podcast there are many actionable tips and advice for you to implement immediately and to share with all your loved ones. So listen up, be connected, and be merry. ________________ Listen to episode 1 and 2 with Daniel Eliot, plus more NCSAM stories here on ITSPmagazine: https://www.itspmagazine.com/itsp-chronicles/national-cyber-security-awareness-month-ncsam-2018