Podcasts about today's business

Today's business climate calls forth the best leaders and companies can offer. No longer is it sufficient to simply offer a well-positioned product or service to remain viable in today's ever-evolving consciousness in business. Companies must embrace purpose and giving in order to stand up to the scrutiny in today's business climate that expects them to steward a better tomorrow, especially around ESG (environmental, social and governance) initiatives. In this episode, we learn how Founder and CEO Charles Antis of Antis Roofing and Waterproofing goes “all in with both arms” to answer the call of purpose and profit.

Joining us today is Andy Cagnetta, CEO of Transworld Business Advisors, the largest brokerage system in the world. A skilled negotiator and recognized national trainer of negotiation techniques, Andy specializes in mergers and acquisitions, valuations and franchising. He’s the man to talk to when it comes time to buy or sell a business. Some of the areas we cover in this interview: What is the current marketplace like for buyers and sellers? What should business owners be doing now to prepare for their exit? You like to be involved in your community, tell us more? Be sure and listen to his podcast "The Deal Board"  

Gary Piscatelli, Senior VP & CFO - North America at Hunter Douglas, joins Count Me In to talk about what business transformation means for today's business leaders. Gary is a results-driven CFO who, in his role, is responsible for Finance, Supply Chain, Payroll, and Information Technology for the North American Region. Prior to taking this role, he served as chief financial officer for Timex Group, as well as 18 years at Gillette Company (now part of Proctor & Gamble) where he finished as Global Business Unit CFO. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated strategic and operational acumen, a profit focus, and a passion for winning. In this episode, Gary talks about the role of the CFO as a leader of change in the organization, the role "digital" plays, and best practices for testing, implementing, and evaluating business transformation. Download and listen now!

Eli Amdur, Career and Executive Coach, Journalist, and Keynote Speaker, joins Count Me In to help listeners navigate through today's business environment and how to develop the skills required for the future. Eli has helped countless clients and contacts develop their leadership skills and provided career advice, most recently a number during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, he addresses some of the issues he sees from his perspective about organizational decisions being made, what the long-term implications of those decisions may be, and what individuals can do to continue developing the skills needed to be "ready" for the "unpredictable". With some real-life examples and cases, Eli paints a great picture for listeners to take a step back and look at the importance of upskilling, reskilling, and preparing for what's next. Download and listen now!

The old adage of “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” is part and parcel to all aspects of business, but remains critical to success in the world of business development, especially in the entertainment industry. Cultivating and nurturing relationships is a key component, but is easier said than done when you are trying to connect the dots and you don’t have the dots in between. How do you achieve your goals when you don’t know who to approach and/or you don’t have the cache or built up a reputation to open doors easier. Whether you sit on the licensing, development, content acquisition/creation, publishing or marketing side of the games business and regardless if your new to the business or a veteran working in console, mobile or the “next” thing, this session will provide valuable insights of the do’s and dont’s of business development in today’s environment through guidance, best practices and first-hand account of experiences from distinguished industry veterans. To learn more about the show or our online business matchmaking events for indie developers visit: http://indiegame.business Indie Game Business is produced by The Powell Group: http://powellgroupconsulting.com Watch the official live stream: www.twitch.tv/indiegamebusiness Watch INDIE's stream: www.twitch.tv/INDIE Join the Indie Game Business Discord: http://discord.gg/indiegamebusiness The Twitters to follow - Indie Game Business: https://twitter.com/BusinessIndie Powell Group Consulting: https://twitter.com/PowellGrp Jay: https://twitter.com/Powell_Jay INDIE: https://twitter.com/TheRealIndie Donate to Extra Life with our link: https://www.extra-life.org/participant/IndieGameBusiness Join the Indie Game Business Extra Life Team: https://www.extra-life.org/team/indiegamebusiness --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indiegamebusiness/support

The Talent, Sales & Scale Podcast returns for Episode 14. Host Bryan Whittington is joined by Kathleen Quinn Votaw - Speaker, Author, and CEO to talk about scaling and finding the right talent in today's "new normal". Kathleen shares amazing insight on very important, but sometimes neglected aspects of building a strong team: -being non-judgemental of your employees/potential employees decisions when it comes to their personal safety -leading with compassion when recruiting new talent, adapting to the new digital environment -understanding that many, many people are struggling with mental health and leaning into being an ally for your team Talentrust's website: https://talentrust.com/ Kathleen's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenquinnvotaw/ Kathleen's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Solve-People-Puzzle-High-Growth-Companies/dp/1599326299

Today’s business environment can best be described as a roller coaster ride. It is full of ups and downs, violent turns, sudden stops, and rapid accelerations. Let’s take a look at some information from just this the past week. We learned that unemployment rates dropped for the month of June. And then we learned unemployment filings are on the rise again in July in some states. Many employees have gone back to work while others are in fields that still have not rebounded at all and their CARES Act benefits are about to expire. In the world of retail, we continue to see national chains file for bankruptcy while others are booming. Locally, sales tax revenues have remained pretty stable and while some retailers are struggling, we are experiencing new interest in the area from several others. Many manufacturers in the consumer products, building materials, and PPE equipment areas are booming with no end to their growth in sight. But the hospitality, event center, airline, and live music

Leaders share how to manage work/life balance while leveraging technology to adapt and thrive with IBS Electronics, Inc. Managing Director, Rob Tavi and our special guest, his wife, Manna Kadar, CEO/Founder of Manna Kadar Cosmetics!

Is print marketing dead? Learn how you can leverage print marketing in today's world to get the word out.

Today's "Business as Usual" truly has some bite! Restaurants are a top regional employer and are truly part of our social fabric. Keeping them thriving is vital for our neighborhoods and communities. We're excited to have Primanti Bros. CMO Adam Golomb and Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association CEO John Longstreet going live with us at noon to discuss how our restaurants are coping through the COVID-19 pandemic and finding creative solutions to continue to serve their loyal customers.

Coach Schuman talks with Sean Castrina on one of the most important business conversations of our time. We discuss: Topics discussed: Handling Leverage In Your Business, Lessons from Real Estate What Businesses will Work in our New World Post CoronaVirus How to Pivot Your Business Some Tips on Starting a Business and Hot Industries How To Build a Business Links mentioned in this episode: Get Sean's Free Book The World Greatest Business Plan www.SeanCastrina.com see more at: www.nucsports.com www.successforlifepodcast.com @coachschuman on tik tok, twitter, instagram, facebook This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

How to Navigate Today while Planning for Tomorrow is on everyone's mind, especially business leaders. Listen in as me, Angelo Ponzi, Fractional CMO, Rich Cocuzzo, Fractional Revenue Officer and JJ Richa, Fractional Operations Officer discuss critical elements to surviving and thriving in these uncertain times. We three, make up the leadership of a collective of C-Suite executives called, P4 Collective. Listen as we discuss a holistic approach to address the issues and challenges facing businesses as a result of the actions taken to mitigate the Corona Virus. Join us on April 7th, 12 - 1 PM for a webinar dedicated to this topic.  Visit https://meetinglab.zoho.com/meeting/register?sessionId=1080300517 to register

How to Navigate Today while Planning for Tomorrow is on everyone's mind, especially business leaders. Listen in as me, Angelo Ponzi, Fractional CMO, Rich Cocuzzo, Fractional Revenue Officer and JJ Richa, Fractional Operations Officer discuss critical elements to surviving and thriving in these uncertain times. We three, make up the leadership of a collective of C-Suite executives called, P4 Collective. Listen as we discuss a holistic approach to address the issues and challenges facing businesses as a result of the actions taken to mitigate the Corona Virus. Join us on April 7th, 12 - 1 PM for a webinar dedicated to this topic.  Visit https://meetinglab.zoho.com/meeting/register?sessionId=1080300517 to register

Al from Tony & Albas joins me on this episode and shares how he's pivoting his business in today's world. Mentioned In This Episode: The Pizza Summit  Smart Pizza Marketing Mastermind Smart Pizza Marketing Email (the best email) SPM Marketing Platform SPM Marketing For Restaurant Facebook Group 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

Steve and Seth talk about what a possible path throughout the ACC Tournament could look like for the Orange as well as who they have for ACC Player of the Year, First Team, and Coach of the Year. Later, Tommy joins the guys for "Today's Business" and wants to come up with an official stance on Coronavirus as a show.

Dual Transformation: How to Reposition Today's Business While Creating the Future with Scott D. Anthony It is always a pleasure to welcome friend of the Innovation Show Scott D. Anthony. In his new book, he proposes a practical and sustainable approach to one of the greatest challenges facing leaders today: transforming your business in the face of imminent disruption.  Dual Transformation shows us how a company can come out of a market shift stronger and more profitable, because the threat of disruption is also the greatest opportunity a leadership team will ever face. Disruptive change opens a window of opportunity to create massive new markets. It is the moment when a market also-ran can become a market leader. It is the moment when business legacies are created.  That moment starts with the core dual transformation framework:  Transformation A: Repositioning today's business to maximise its resilience, such as how Adobe boldly shifted from selling packaged software to providing software as a service. Transformation B: Creating a new growth engine, such as how Amazon became the world's largest provider of cloud computing services. Capabilities link: Fighting unfairly by taking advantage of difficult-to-replicate assets without succumbing to the “sucking sound of the core.” Scott with his co-authors Clark Gilbert, and Mark Johnson address the characteristics leaders must embrace: courage, clarity, curiosity, and conviction. Without them, dual transformation efforts can flounder.  We discuss: Kodak, Nokia, Xerox, Netflix and Microsoft. Scott pays homage to the late and great Clayton Christensen and we discuss what skills we all need to ride the gale of creative destruction More about Scott here: https://www.innosight.com/team_bio/anthony-scott-d/

Steve and Seth take a trip down memory lane through the greatest moments in Carrier Dome history before discussing why the rest of the Syracuse Men's Basketball schedule is a lose-lose. Later, the guys discuss Maryland Women's Lacrosse deciding not to come to Syracuse for their upcoming game on "Today's Business."

Steve and Seth talk about tonight's important game between Syracuse and NC State who are in similar spots when it comes to their tournament resume. Later, in "Today's Business" the guys are joined by Tommy to talk about the proposed MLB playoffs format.

Steve and Seth stress the importance of Syracuse basketball's game tomorrow night against Wake Forest. Later, Tommy joins the show to talk about the Rockets' small ball approach and more on Today's Business.

Adapt or Crash: Emerging Technology's Impact on Today's Business   Arundhati Desai - Business Process Manager - FCA, Quality Vehicle Safety and Compliance Jeannice Fairrer Samani - Fairrer Samani Group Prabha Mani - Senior Engineer QA, NetApp   Learning Objective: Examine how current technology will affect businesses in the future It wasn't that long ago when the technological buzzwords social, cloud, and mobile were being explored by businesses and changing the way we work. With new technology being developed faster than a company can learn and roll out to their employees, the next innovation question is “what's next?” Artificial intelligence, augmented/virtual realities, and the Internet of Things have been introduced to businesses. New additions to this growing list of technology such as voice capabilities, blockchain, quantum computing, robotics, and flexible screens have jumped into the mix of future technological advancements that will make businesses run smarter and faster. Join us for a look into the future as our panel discusses the challenge for business to determine how to position itself on the leading edge of innovation. At the end of this session, participants will be able to: Identify and analyze various emerging technologies in business. Analyze and assess the various factors that affect business strategy with emerging technology. Understand the impact of emerging technology on society. Explore the importance of ethical practices in the usage of emerging technology.   Slideshare Presentation: https://www.slideshare.net/ccgmag/adapt-or-crash-emerging-technologys-impact-on-todays-business

Steve and Seth tell you what the game will look like if the Orange pull off the upset win over Duke. Later in "Today's Business", Tommy joins the guys with Super Bowl prop bets.

Wondering why some people succeed quicker than others in their business? It’s all because they are functioning off of a different type of currency… relationships!   This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen interviews Patty Farmer on her journey to success and her top tips and knowledge on why relationships are today’s business currency and how you can start building profitable relationships today!   Patty Farmer is an award-winning Marketing & Media Strategist, International Speaker, Podcast Host, Magazine Publisher, and Event Producer and works with small business owners, entrepreneurs & speakers to attract and convert their ideal clients so they can make a big impact in the world, and bigger deposits in their bank account.    Patty believes we all have a message and her mission is to help them master their marketing, leverage the media, and monetize their business in a way that creates transformation for both them and their clients while designing a lifestyle they want to live. #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com.   About the Episode: Read the blog for todays episode at karenyankovich.com/101 Read the transcript for todays episode at karenyankovich.com/101transcript Episode Spotlights: Where to find everything for this week’s episode: karenyankovich.com/101 Intro to todays episode (1:48) Patty’s work background and journey to adding speaking to her experience (3:34) What Patty learned from her highest paying speaking gig that changed her career (7:50) Patty’s favorite feedback she gets from speaking engagements (11:10) How Patty helps her audience with (13:05) How to leverage the media for your small business (14:18) What is newsjacking? (17:49) Why relationships are the most important part of business today (19:50) How to use twitter as a profitable business tool (24:01) How to turn an active follow to a closed business client (27:08) Leveraging the power of 5 to build your business (29:50) Importance of taking phone calls for business (35:36) What’s coming up for Patty Farmer in this new year (38:03) Recap of the episode (40:26) Resources Mentioned In This Episode:   Visit marketingmediamoney.com to get your latest issue of Patty’s magazine Where you can find Patty Farmer: Pattyfarmer.com Facebook Twitter @pattyfarmer LinkedIn Pinterest Instagram @pattyfarmerceo You Daily LinkedIn Routine for Generating Revenue Join my new workshop at karenyankovich.com/winning Join the waitlist for my LinkedIn Profile Challenge at linkedinprofilechallenge.com Karen’s expert LinkedIn services: karenyankovich.com/linkedin-services  Join my free Facebook Group to share how you use LinkedIn and get support tips Follow me on Instagram for more content Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on twitter. Click here to tweet some love!   If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you’ll get a shout out on the show!   Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via PlayerFM You can also subscribe via Stitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also on Spotify Take a listen on Podcast Addict

Mathieu Ferland, founder and CEO of V2 Cloud. V2 Cloud is the simplest cloud desktop for small-midsize businesses and software companies. Over 12 000 people are using their cloud desktops to focus on remote workforce management and stronger security and privacy. 

Steve and Seth wonder whether The Orange is set for a 2-0 or 0-2 week or whether they will split. Later, NFL picks for the weekend, and "Today's Business" with who 'Cuse fans should root against tonight between Duke and Georgetown.

Steve and Seth discuss the situation at Ohio State regarding star defensive end, Chase Young. Later, they talk about Deion Sanders being considered for the head coaching job at Florida State and in "Today's Business" the Yankees have hired a new pitching coach and Stephen A Smith has triggered Tommy.

Justin Brown from BigMarker joins us and speaks to being the leader in the most recent G2.com poll for user-friendly webinar software as well as video-based software. Answers the questions as to why webinars have made a major jump in business mix of marketing and training tools.

Seth and Steve review the Orange's demoralizing loss to Virginia in last night's season opener. Later on, Producer Tommy has some news about former Duke point guard and Syracuse quarterback, Greg Paulus on "Today's Business."

Steve and Seth open the show getting you ready for the Syracuse-Virginia basketball season opener and what they expect out of the Orange tonight. Later, they go through some Syracuse basketball over/unders. The podcast with Today's Business including the first College Football Playoff poll of the year.

Steve and Seth open the show talking about a new ESPN article about the end of Carmelo Anthony's career and how the end of his time with the Rockets went. Later, they bring in Tommy for Today's Business including some Yankees/Astros talk.

A discussion around the importance of accurate financial records and reporting and how a CFO can help in the planning of a companies growth and diversification.Visit us on the Web at https://sitchradio.com/our-shows/wait-what/Email - eb@wait-what.bizCall in and ask a question that may be played and answered during a future episode!(714) 643-2500 X 420

Steve and Seth open the show talking about the breaking news of Georgia Tech's postseason ban and what it means for the handful of other college basketball teams currently caught up in NCAA investigations. Later, they talk SU football ahead of the game against Holy Cross. Then, Tommy comes in for Today's Business and makes a bet with Steve.

Steve and Seth start the show talking about the Orange's game against Western Michigan and what they're looking for out of SU as they play in week four. Later, Tommy comes in for Today's Business including a crazy Gardner Minshew story which leads to more Mike Leach sound.

Is drug use still a workplace concern? With so many states legalizing some drugs for recreational and medical use are there benefits in continuing to drug test in your workplace and continue to spend money on a drug-free workplace program really a smart investment? In this episode we discuss why you should still have a drug-free workplace and continue drug testing even with drug legalization efforts. The benefits far out weigh the negatives. Today's Business realizes not only monetary savings but marked increases in productivity, improved company morale with employees and an image your clients and community will remember!

Steve and Seth start the pod talking about Syracuse's matchup with Clemson, including the tempo of the Syracuse offense. Later, they talk about the SU offense and where Tommy DeVito is heading into the weekend. The podcast wraps up with Tommy coming in for Today's Business and some numbers Syracuse may need to meet to keep the game close.

Steve and Seth discuss the impact of Liberty QB Malik Willis being ruled ineligible after his appeal to play immediately following his transfer from Auburn. Later, in "Today's Business" could Brooklyn be the spot for Melo?

Steve and Seth give their answer to, "Would you sign up for Syracuse Football to finish 8-4 this season?" Later in "Today's Business" they discuss the Carrier naming rights situation.

Dr. Bruce L. Hartman, author of Jesus & Co.: Connecting the Lessons of The Gospel with Today's Business World.

Chaz Cervino and Tom Ottaiano started out as teammates in Hofstra University’s football program. Today, they are the president and CEO (respectively) of Today’s Business—a rapidly growing digital marketing agency that has worked with top athletes, luxury real estate companies, and countless other industries. Today on Stay Paid, Chaz and Tom offer tips for creating a robust online presence that will take your business to the next level. Follow our Guest Today's Business: https://tbsmo.com/ https://www.instagram.com/todays_business Download our free ebook of the week:  https://remindermedia.com/socialsuccess  To learn how to generate more referrals and repeat business, visit: www.remindermedia.com Follow Luke Acree: https://www.instagram.com/lukeacree https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukeacree https://www.facebook.com/lukeacreeRM/ Follow ReminderMedia: https://twitter.com/remindermedia https://www.facebook.com/ReminderMedia https://www.instagram.com/remindermedia

We live in a world where in less than 20 years, the digital space would have advanced to creating a key functioning space for Artificial Intelligence in impacting not only our daily living pattern, also impacting business/ organization processes. Businesses / Brands that will therefore not iterate this advance approach as a means of staying abreast with modern business trend for effective customer relations soon enough, will become either obsolete and irrelevant with their CSR. Obviously, this will have an adverse effect on such business / brand. On this episode I had a guest, the Founder and Creative Director of the CLYDE HARRIS Ent. Talking about his recently launched AI Virtual Assistant which is currently functioning on the CLYDE HARRIS FASHION WhatsApp Business account(BONNIE 1.0), we had a fun discussion on the need for today's businesses to embrace new level Customer Service Relations. Please enjoy, share and comment when done. Above all, do what? SPREAD LOVE

Rev. Dr. John Sias, Secretary of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about the latest Synod Convention news, including floor committee and the resulting resolutions for convention, the next step for these resolutions, and where we are in the process of all elections. Read the first issue of “Today's Business,” now available along with the Convention Workbook and candidate bios at lcms.org/convention.

Which is your better bet? Drawing your inspiration and role models from today's latest, fleeting tweet – or from a mythic heroine/hero whose tales reach across the millennia and still fill millions with wisdom?  Get set for some fun.  Host Bart Jackson joins award-winning author Dr. Ayn Cates Sullivan, who has penned “Legends of the Grail – Stories of Celtic Goddesses” and “Heroines of Avalon,” to discover the truths which we still quest after today.  Together, they examine specific business challenges and journey back to into the enchanting myths of eld to find solutions.  Sharing the deep well of Celtic heroines and divinities, Ayn proffers guidance for businesswomen, while Bart, attempting some gender balance, turns to the lore of the ancient Greeks and their heroes for answers.  What wisdom lies in the souls and stories.

In this episode, you will be introduced to a new holistic integrative medicine system called Aquarian Medicine. Here you will learn about the various facets of this unique system and how it is intended for this moment of time- the “Aquarian Age”. You will discover a few Aquarian Medicine Lifestyle wellness tools that will allow you to begin your journey of awakening your greatest healer, your greatest Guru (teacher) and that is YOU!

Seth discusses the recent struggles of the Syracuse Men's Lacrosse team and what is next for the program. Later, the Rockets-Warriors Conference Semi's and in "Today's Business", John Beilein's new job with the Cavs and Aaron Hicks' return from the IL. Steve and Seth sign off for the last time this season. Orange Nation will return in August.

Seth and Steve talk about whether or not dynasties get boring. They also respond to an interesting Twitter question and on "Today's Business", the favorite for the upcoming Kentucky Derby withdraws.

Seth and Steve discuss the wild finish and even wilder shot by Damian Lillard at the end of the Portland-Oklahoma City series. Tommy joins the show for "Numbers Game" as well as in "Today's Business", the appearance of a new Melo alter ego.

Steve and Seth discuss last night's Yankees-Red Sox game and Chris Sale's struggles to start the year. They also talk about the Tampa Bay Rays leading the AL East and in "Today's Business", St. John's coaching search and the LSU AD resignation.

Dr. Bruce L. Hartman, author of Jesus & Co.: Connecting the Lessons of The Gospel with Today's Business World

Steve and Seth talk about Syracuse's loss to Florida State including an absurd take from a caller. Then, in "Today's Business", Tommy joins the guys to talk about some proposed MLB rule changes and LeBron's worst loss of his career.

Steve and Seth give their top 5 players they'd like to see play for Boeheim's Army following the news of Syracuse being one of eight host cities for the regional round of The Basketball Tournament. Then, in "Today's Business" they discuss Adam Schefters possibly dumbest report ever and Lonzo Ball requesting a trade from a team he's not even on.

Steve and Seth discuss the importance of Syracuse's game tonight against Miami, does Syracuse have more to lose than gain with this game? Then in "Today's Business" they talk about Mariano Rivera planning on helping the Yankees pitchers and DeAndre Jordan making a unique change to his free throw routine that is actually paying off.

Steve and Seth debate, is Duke currently Syracuse's biggest rival? Then in "Today's Business" they discuss Manny Machado's contract offer from the White Sox, Nathaniel Hackett getting a promotion after being fired by the Jaguars, and the college football transfer portal.

Steve and Seth preview Syracuse's game with Georgia Tech. Then, they make their NFL Divisional Round picks and in "Today's Business" they discuss the Yankees signing infielder DJ LeMahieu and what it means regarding Manny Machado.

Steve and Seth discuss Clemson's dominating victory over Alabama in the National Championship game last night including if Clemson is now the premiere program in college football. Then, in "Today's Business," Tommy gives them some fill in the blank questions involving Trevor Lawrence and maybe a potential visit to Syracuse by the College Gameday crew next year.

Steve and Seth open the show discussing Syracuse-Notre Dame tomorrow. Then, Tommy joins them to discuss "Today's Business" including the 2018 AP NFL All-Pro team and Dana Holgersen becoming the head coach at Houston. Lastly, they make their NFL wild card weekend and college football national championship picks.

Steve and Seth discuss the Orange's win over Georgetown including what they felt was the key in the second half. Then in "Today's Business" they talk about the Miami Miracle and Kyler Murray winning the Heisman Trophy.

Steve and Seth discuss the importance of Syracuse's win over Ohio State. Then, in "Today's Business" they discuss Greg Robinson being hired as the defensive coordinator at UNC and some tales of his time at Syracuse.

Steve and Seth discuss the importance of Syracuse's game against Notre Dame on Saturday, "Today's Business" including if Miguel Andujar was snubbed for AL Rookie of the Year, and then the guys' top 5 and bottom 5 teams in the NFL.

Seth is flying solo today as he discusses the Orange's game with Wake Forest tomorrow including what he believes the game comes down to, and then in "Today's Business" they talk about Magic Johnson not happy with head coach Luke Walton and the mess in Oakland with Jon Gruden and the Raiders.

Steve and Seth discuss what they are considering when asked, is Syracuse football back? Then in "Today's Business" they discuss today's NFL Trade Deadline and Klay Thompson breaking the record for most three pointers made in a single game.

Seth is going solo today as he talks about the Orange being ranked for the first time since 2001 and is bowl eligible for the first time since 2013. He also addresses being wrong about his 5-7 prediction to start the year and then "Today's Business" including the Browns firing Hue Jackson and Todd Haley.

Steve and Seth discuss what they are looking for and what they expect in tonight's Syracuse basketball first exhibition game of the season against the College of St. Rose. Then in "Today's Business" they discuss Coach Boeheim's comments at ACC Media Day and if they would buy the Tiger vs Phil pay per view set at $20.

Steve and Seth give their takes on the Syracuse QB situation and then in "Today's Business" they talk Syracuse's ranking in the college basketball AP preseason poll and Darius Bazley being in the news again.

Bringing you the latest in business news. From Elon "the Husk" Musk to the declining wages of the Gig economy to a $300,000 fish, all the information you need for your piggy bank.

Steve and Seth question if Syracuse's game against UNC is a must win in order to achieve this years goal, which leads them in to the argument of what exactly is this years goal. They also talk about "Today's Business" including some controversy surrounding the Houston Astros.

Steve and Seth talk about the Giants terrible start to the season including more OBJ antics and "Today's Business" including the shocking news that Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius will be needing Tommy John surgery.

Steve and Seth talk the Yankees getting eliminated from the postseason including the very questionable decisions the last couple of games by Aaron Boone. They then talk about "Today's Business" with Tommy including Joe Girard III making his decision this week and a funny promotion by a burger chain in Milwaukee.

Wits Radio Academy — Today's Business focused on the business of stokvels and the prevalence of the money flowing through them and how they can better contribute to the economy. The buffalo index looks at how far your R100 can go towards joining or starting a stokvel, We also talk to Ntuthunko Shezi from Livestock Wealth about their initiative that connects investors looking to invest in cows with farmers who are also looking for investment to grow their farms. We also talk to Lesego Mpete from BDO about the role of stokvels in the South African economy. We wrap up the show with a conversation about Stokvelex, an exhibition event aimed at creating a network platform that seeks to foster and formalize relationships between various stokvels in areas like banking and tech.

Seth is riding solo today as he talks Syracuse football against UCONN this weekend, Tommy comes in to give him some SU football and Thursday Night Football fact or fiction questions, quick Yankees-Red Sox talk and Today's Business.

Steve and Seth open the show discussing what Syracuse has to do in order to win tonight's game. Then, they give their predictions on the SU football season and in Today's Business we discuss the Yankees acquiring Andrew McCutchen.

Steve and Seth open the show talking about Syracuse's season opener at Western Michigan and just how important of a game it is even though its the first game of the year. We then talk about Today's Business, specifically, Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey going scorched earth and roasting almost every quarterback in the NFL.

Steve and Seth open the show talking about the Yankees and if all hope is lost winning the division and if the Yankees should just start focusing on hosting the wild card game. They then talk about Today's Business, specifically, Darius Bazley possibly not going to the G-League now.

Today Steve and Seth recap the Giants first preseason game against the Browns last night, how impressive Saquon Barkley was, and expectations for what the Giants might do this year. Today's Business talks about some football and how impressive the rookies were. Steve and Seth also debate which rookie is going to have the best year. They then go on to discuss the best potential landing spot for Dez Bryant.

Today marks the return of "Orange Nation" to the ESPN Syracuse air waves! Steve and Seth talk about Syracuse football and what to expect from the team this year. They mention Eric Dungey's health and what he means to this team going forward. How will this team fill the voids of Steve Ishmael and Paris Bennett leaving? Today's Business wraps up the show with a discussion on what we missed in the NBA while the show was on hiatus, as well as an interesting conversation about when it's a good idea to start a rookie QB.

Today Steve and Seth start out talking NBA Playoffs with the finals being set. They talk about LeBron's amazing game seven performance and debate if the series will even be close between the Cavs and the Warriors. Then they talk a bit about anew proposed rule in Conference-USA. Today's Business finishes up the show today with more NBA talk.

Today's show features a compelling question. If you could change one moment in sports history what would it be? Today's Business wraps up the podcast with some NBA talk with Dwayne Casey getting fired and the Conference Finals on the horizon

Where is Tyus Battle going next? Steve and Seth open the show discussing whether or not Battle will remain with SU or enter the NBA Draft. Later, Paulie fills in for Max with Today's Business.

Steve and Seth give out their report cards to this year's Syracuse basketball team. They talk about who under-performed and who stood out to them throughout the season. Who can improve and how going into next season. Today's Business finished up the show with discussion about NBA MVP voting, Shohei Ohtani, and the new NFL rule change

Steve and Seth talk SU hoops including whether the Orange's offense is sustainable in the NCAA Tournament and take your calls on the Orange. Later, they bring in Intern Matt and go through some of the biggest headlines of the day in "Today's Business" including a new football league.

Seth is solo today, he offers a preview for Syracuse/Arizona State tomorrow night. The second segment is a Top 5 Tuesday involving the best sports theme songs of all time. The show wraps up with Today's Business, which includes a conversation about Kirk Cousins, the Browns, and the Yankees unbelievable payroll.

On today's edition of Orange Nation the guys spend some time talking recruiting. The Orange football family grew a bit bigger recently with some seriously talented transfers heading to Syracuse. The second segment comes off the heels of an interview with Dan Duggan of Nj.com. Seth talks about his comfort level with the Giants hiring of Pat Shurmur as their next head coach. The show wraps up with Today's Business which talks a great deal about the NBA including LeBron, Jason Kidd firing and much more.

Today's show is jam packed with plenty of SU Hoops discussion as the Orange fell to Wake Forest on the road last night. Steve and Seth break down what went wrong for Syracuse and how they can fix it moving forward. The podcast ends with Today's Business, which touches on the top headlines of today.

Join Mark and Mat as they discuss so many of the current issues with employees including sexual harassment and employment policies.  They will be joined by Entrepreneur Magazine Columnist, and NY Times Best Selling Author of “Brand Builder”, Adam Bornstein. If you have employees OR want to hire employees you need to listen to this show. For more information about Adam and Pen, Name Consulting visit www.penname.co or his annual entrepreneur event at www.two12.io.  Learn more about this powerful tax and legal podcast at www.refreshyourwealth.com

Today's show starts with a discussion about the ACC/Big Ten challenge, and how the ACC has dominated thus far. Today's Business talks about the return of Tiger Woods, as well as the speculation about Jimbo Fisher leaving Florida State for a new job?

Today's edition of Orange Nation includes a conversation about Eli Manning and how the Giants handled this situation. Today's Business again touches on that topic and also the College Football Playoff debate. Steve and Seth finish the show with a preview of Syracuse's match up with Kansas this Saturday.

Steve and Seth break down last night's 74-50 victory for the Syracuse men's basketball team against Oakland.Today's Business yet again takes on the topic of the great debate of Tyrod Taylor and what the Bills should do moving forward.

Steve and Seth talk about the North Carolina story that made headlines today. They then talk SU football and preview tonights game against Clemson. They wrap it up with Today's Business.

Today we are joined by Todd Lemense. Todd is the author of the bestselling book "Lose your ego gain the world."   He has a huge social media presence with over 200,000 followers on Twitter. Is a corporate trainer and motivational speaker doing over 60 training appearances per year. Todd is an expert on ego control and keeping things in proper perspective. He has been a guest on Fox News, ABC, and Cnn.  His corporate training seminars are called eliminating negativity from the workplace.   And I've asked him to join us today to talk about his journey, secrets to his success and how we can all better manage our egos..   Enjoy!---   Mission Statement:My mission is to create 200 new multi-millionaire business owners who solve world problems with entrepreneurship. How? You'll do better when you know better.   Would it help you to have a mentor who can cut your learning curve by sharing their mistakes with you so you could avoid them?   Would it help you to talk to that mentor and learn how they shifted their mindset to allow success to happen in the first place?   Would it help you to hear them talk to other high-level entrepreneurs about their journeys, their mistakes and how they overcame their challenges to create the lives and financial success they desire?   The Best Business Podcast was created for you to have all this in one place. If you like it, please subscribe, give an honest review and share with a friend you think will benefit so I may serve you both together.   "Your success is my success." -- Daryl Urbanski

If today's episode were a textbook, you would find many, many highlighted sections in my copy. I'm talking authenticity, kindness, and the changing business environment with author and business coach Caroline Greene. I *may* have even held up my phone to the microphone so I could play you an Aaliyah song. It's always a fun day on this podcast! Be sure and join our Facebook group (Everyday Etiquette Podcast) so you can find out how to receive a free copy of her book, NEXT: How to Start a Successful Business That’s Right for You and Your Family. You can also find Caroline on Facebook (Caroline Greene Coaching) or on her website (www.carolinegreenecoaching.com)

We touched down in Pine Brook, NJ, and immediately got into Podcast Mode with Tom and Chaz from Today's Business. Tom and Chaz both have committed themselves to being the best leaders possible for their team at Today's Business, and a lot of what they have implemented and accomplished at TB was carried over from their experiences in team sports. Tom and Chaz are on track to set records and they explain their recipe here on the MEGNA METHOD!

During our podcast with Tom and Chaz of Today's Business, good friend and former All-Pro Offensive Lineman of the New York Giants Dave Diehl stops by and chimes in on some very important principles that we should be applying to our everyday lives!

Welcome back Ian MacDougall as he sits down with Jaynie L. Smith and discusses what separated those who have succeeded through the recession, and those who have not. Ian and Jaynie give advice on how to succeed in 2011. Ian MacDougall is the Founder of Corporate LifeCycles Inc. - a consulting firm which specializes in large-scale organizational change – including lifecycle diagnosis, organization mission, values, strategy, structure, accountability and reward systems.

Sandy Pierce, the Executive Director of Executive Education at the Hudson Institute located at Nova Southeastern University, discusses with Jaynie L. Smith the most common issues she hears within the business world today. She also delves into how companies overcome the challenges of leadership and employee engagement.

Xiotech's CTO, Steve Sicola, Unpacks Today's Virtualization Demands...and What It Means to You. Your virtual desktops will Run Better with ISE technology. Watch Steve Sicola explain how Xiotech ISE can directly effect the variables of cost per managed terabyte...increase overall usable capacity, apply self-healing technology to your blades, and manage the "boot storm" predictably.

Sharon Allen's lecture was presented on February 19, 2008. Throughout the 20th century, the talent management model for businesses evolved to become known as the "career ladder," in which employees would continually proceed upward until they reached their maximum potential. Such a paradigm became entrenched as the post-World War II population surge of Baby Boomers ensured a ready supply of entry-level applicants eager to achieve upward career mobility. Today's workplace, however, faces a dilemma. The populations of Generations X and Y will be insufficient in numbers to fill the positions that will be left behind when today's Baby Boomers retire and leave the workplace. Such a reality calls for a new talent management model. Sharon Allen will discuss an exciting new innovation in career planning from Deloitte that will hold profound implications for every generation active in today's workforce — and tomorrow's. Sharon L. Allen is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Deloitte & Touche USA LLP (D&T USA). In this capacity, she is responsible for the governance of an organization with more than $10 billion in annual revenues and oversees the firm’s relationships with a number of major multinational clients. With more than 30 years of audit and consulting experience, Allen was elected as chairman of the board in 2003. Her re-election in 2007 was the latest achievement in a career of distinguished business leadership. She currently serves on the President’s Export Council and is a member of the Women’s Leadership Board at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. Her responsibilities and influence extend beyond her U.S. leadership roles. She is a member of the Global Board of Directors of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, where she serves as the U.S. representative on the Global Governance Committee and chairs the Global Risk Management Committee. A frequent speaker on governance, diversity, ethics, and workplace issues, Allen has addressed such prestigious forums as Fortune Boardroom Reports, Forbes Executive Women’s Forum, The City Club of Cleveland, the Dallas Friday Group, and the UN Economic Development Fund. She also has addressed major business schools including those at Cornell, Notre Dame, Duke, the University of Illinois, the University of Southern California, and MIT. Allen has been honored for her contributions to business and community leadership. She has been twice-named to the Forbes list of “the 100 most powerful women in the worl.” In 2007, Directorship named her “one of the 100 most influential people in corporate governance” and Crain’s NY Business cited her as one of the most powerful business women in New York. In 2006, she was named Private Sector Woman of the Year by the Financial Women’s Association. She is a past designee as one of the “50 Women to Watch” by The Wall Street Journal and a “Woman of the Year” of the New York City Police Athletic League. She’s also earned the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Business Leader Award, and serves as a board member of the national board of the YMCA, The Autry National Center, and the United Way of Greater Los Angeles. Allen holds an honorary doctorate in Administrative Science from her alma mater, the University of Idaho.