Podcast appearances and mentions of todd weeks

Moving Business Forward with Todd Weeks.   Welcome to The Jungle! Our own Eric Holtzclaw is joined by certified EOS implementor for Traction Focused, Todd Weeks. Today's discussion centers around creating a strong and productive work environment.

Many entrepreneurs start their own businesses to create more freedom for themselves, but find that the logistics required for running their business can be overwhelming. My guest Todd Weeks specializes in helping business owners surmount their challenges and scale their businesses through implementing a proven business operating system called the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS). EOS helps those owners and leaders clearly define their vision, and then build a culture of discipline and accountability to achieve that vision. Todd’s own journey as a business owner, and the insights he has to share from the work that he does, are valuable for anyone looking to improve their sales skills or grow their business.

In a few special editions of the show, we’re sharing some of the panel discussions and keynote presentations from the recent Automotive Intelligence Summit in Raleigh, N.C. Next up is a panel discussion on "Necessity is the Mother of Invention: How Legacy Companies and Startups Change and Innovate," moderated by Alex Maritczak of EY. The panelists include Brian Donnelly of Chase Auto Finance, Trevor Gile of Motorcars Honda and Todd Weeks of AutoFi.

Todd Weeks/Traction Focused Todd is passionate about helping business owners and leadership teams get traction in their business through the Entrepreneurial Operating System (“EOS”). Todd personally lived inside the EOS system for four years and experienced the transformative power it can have on a business. In the first 3 years of running their business using […] The post Todd Weeks with Traction Focused and Ryan Burton with the Ryan Burton Music Group appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Explores the world of movement with Modern American Dance Company and teaches how the original MADCO dance, Disconnect, was created. Recorded live from the Touhill Performing Arts Center, HEC-TV's Tim Gore is joined by Stacy West, MADCO Artistic Director and choreographer Todd Weeks and the company dancers for an active discussion about the creative elements of dance. Keysor Elementary School's Fifth Grade participates in activities and contributes thought-provoking questions for discussion. This program was partially funded by the Missouri Arts Council.

Explores the world of movement with Modern American Dance Company and teaches how the original MADCO dance, Disconnect, was created. Recorded live from the Touhill Performing Arts Center, HEC-TV's Tim Gore is joined by Stacy West, MADCO Artistic Director and choreographer Todd Weeks and the company dancers for an active discussion about the creative elements of dance. Keysor Elementary School's Fifth Grade participates in activities and contributes thought-provoking questions for discussion. This program was partially funded by the Missouri Arts Council.

The American Federation of Jazz Musicians Local 802 is trying to win pension benefits for jazz musicians who play in New York City clubs. In 2007, Local 802 fought and won tax relief for NYC jazz clubs, with the expectation of state legislators that the clubs would use this money to provide pension benefit contributions for jazz artists. Now that the tax money has been made available, the club owners have yet to put the money towards benefits. In this interview, Local 802 Jazz/Education Representative Todd Weeks lays out the history of the Justice For Jazz Artists campaign and talks about the importance of pensions and other benefits for the musicians -- young and old -- who play jazz. HOW YOU CAN HELP: Visit the Justice For Jazz Artists Web site and sign the petition in support of pension benefits for jazz musicians. If you live in the New York City area, there's a rally on Tuesday, September 29. Details are at the Justice For Jazz Artists site. Local 802 has also produced this video talking about the campaign, featuring musicians such as Randy Weston, Benny Powell, Dr. Billy Taylor and many others: Thanks for your help. Here's the interview with Todd Weeks from Local 802: