Cynthia Scherr

Ground Floor

Business EN ↓ 34 episodes

Management and Business Consultant, Cynthia Scherr talks to regional entrepreneurs, business leaders, and educators about making it in the small business world.

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Cynthia Scherr

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The Ground Floor drives up for a chat with The Human Bean 15.09.2023 14:35

Dan Hawkins, the Human Bean President and CEO with Cynthia Scherr in the latest installment of The Ground Floor, our business and entrepreneur segment.

Driving up for a chat with The Human Bean 15.09.2023 14:35

Dan Hawkins, the Human Bean President and CEO with Cynthia Scherr in the latest installment of The Ground Floor, our business and entrepreneur segment.

An app for managing rentals, born in Grants Pass, on The Ground Floor 11.08.2023 14:47

An app for rental property owners to guide management. Nathan Miller came up with the idea when he got overwhelmed managing his own rentals.

The people who make the robots work 23.06.2023 14:45

Cynthia Scherr, our business segment host. Cynthia's guest is Joey Koenig, Business Director at 7robotics in Roseburg, OR.

The business that helps businesses stay on the good side of the SEC 12.05.2023 14:47

Elizabeth Cope started Ashland-based SEC Compliance Solutions helping other businesses meet federal Securities and Exchange Commission regulations.

Bringing the ancient drink of mead into the 21st century 31.03.2023 14:36

The Ground Floor. Host Cynthia Scherr visits with Lilly Weichberger, CEO and Head Mead Maker.

Bringing the ancient drink of mead into the 21st century 31.03.2023 14:36

The Ground Floor. Host Cynthia Scherr visits with Lilly Weichberger, CEO and Head Mead Maker.

Reaching to the sky for electricity 03.02.2023 14:46

Stracker Solar of Ashland installs systems that track the sun across the sky over the day. Business is growing, as we find in this month's edition of The Ground Floor, hosted by management consultant Cynthia Scherr.

How to keep local talent in the local area 13.01.2023 13:56

Emerging Leaders Internship is setting up in Southern Oregon: to help keep local talent in the region, with an emphasis on young people from rural and/or lower-income families.