Manager Memo podcast

Randy Crane, aka, the Fearless Marketer , from Ontario, Canada explains his perspectives on selling based upon personal realtionships and emotion.  Randy's website is -  The Fearless Marketer Intro and out-tro music are from the musical talents of Kenny Kilgore. 

Kyle Gillette, a man of strong faith and the Founder of B.L.U.E. Shirt coaching speaks to those that wish to Be More, Do More, Have More, and Give More .  Copies of his book can be obtained through the provided hyperlink (blueshirtcoaching.com/book).  Right Now Leadership

Tom Healy, Co-Founder of mentumm.com , an online, one-on-one performance improvement service, explains the importance of a personalized approach to coaching and mentorship. "Understanding what matters is the first step to maximize ROI."  mentumm - online performance improvement   Music credit and appreciation to Kenny Kilgore from his hit "Beautiful Rainy Day".

David Kitchen, leadership coach, motivational speaker, and author explains his focus on "connection over content," establishing relationships first in building teams. Kitch, founder and CEO of  Edge Leadership Academy reminds us about the WHY of leading and the importance of Character, Commitment, Communication, Consistency, and Creativity. A former DI Strength and Conditioning Coach he suggests w...

Lloyd Thompson, founder of VirtualDOO explains how busy business owners can be liberated from their daily operations to focus more on their passions and grand strategy; ultimately finding time to take that "one surf a day." Broadcasting from his base in Sydney, Australia, Lloyd explains the advantages of a Fractional Integrator Service (think - Director of Operations), the value of RoE (Return on...

Chet Sisk, futurist, change management leader, human, shares his call to action for the change needed to ensure a workable future. His belief in the possibility of a Level 1 Society, where people and processes are optimized, begins with the resurgence of social involvement, and engaged communities. In short, understanding how face-to-face human interaction is the only possible cure to combat the c...

Rick Elmore, former Arizona Wildcat, NFL linebacker and current CEO of  Simply Noted shares his thoughts on the grit required to be a successful entrepreneur. His online service, simplynoted.com creates real pen-written notes, providing a personal touch to leave a lasting impression on clients and friends.   

Valerie Trapunsky, former A-List personal assistant, and current CEO of ChatterBoss explains the benefits of her online executive assistant service. Valerie and her associates of ChatterBoss are matched to busy executives who seek to improve their efficiency, freeing the high-performing business leader of mundane tasks and maximizing their time to focus on those things that only they can do well. ...

Glenn Gardone, President of Chocolette Distribution shares his views on establishing a company culture in support of Red Chocolate , the "world's premier, no sugar added chocolate." His advice to leaders and managers to keep punching through the mud is timely and valuable, providing motivation to bake your ideas to life. 

Katie McLaughlin explains the use of theater based improv as a technique to address and work through conflict in the work place.  An experienced business professional with an extensive theater background, Katie helps organizations find their authentic self. 

Koen Geron, CEO of Hovalo describes his online service that provides dating support and coaching to busy business professionals. His focus is to create quality dates without wasting valuable time.  Koen's advice - develop interest (I), entertain (E), and attract (A).   https://hovalo.com/

Bob Hunter, CEO of Oxford Pierpont shares the "steps to legitimacy" in regards to financing a new startup. Mr. Hunter explains the critical importance of knowing where you need to go and how proper capitalization makes that journey possible.  mybusinesscredit.com https://oxfordpierpont.com/consultation/  

Beth Thorp speaks to "turning pain into purpose." After the tragic loss of their 18-year old son Mitchell, Beth and her husband Brad established the Mitchell Thorp Foundation to help families struggling through loss and sorrow. Beth explains how her personal heartbreak led to her book, A New Creation, which offers hope and illustrates the ripple effect of one life.  Mitchell Thorp Foundation

Nicholas Gualtieri, a student at Nichols College, provides a blockchain primer explaining concepts like digital coin mining, NFTs, and the subjectivity of the Bored Ape Yacht Club.  His insights are must listening for those mystified by the future of robot process automation. Note: at the time of our interview, the price of Bitcoin was $20.6K

Military Fellows from the Security Studies Program of M.I.T. share their views on leadership or, as they state, "what right looks like." Their philosophy of leadership, grounded in dignity and respect offers lessons for all.  Note: the views of these military officers do not represent the views of their branch of service nor the opinions of the Dept of Defense. 

Dr. Greg Susla, retired pharmacist with more than 45 years of experience in the profession shares a unique perspective on the meaning and impact of "NO." Organizational effectiveness and team morale suffers and employee attrition increases.  Dr. Susla's career includes service as the ICU pharmacist at the National Institue of Health in Bethesda, MD and volunteer work as the National Naval Medical...

Brandon Leibowitz, founder of SEO Optimizers shares the secrets to Search Engine Optimization. He explains the importance of page content and the critical role of backlinks. In the process we gain insight into how webiste clicks are translated into sales and profit.  SEO Optimizers

Diane Strand shares how her video production company, JDS studios "helps one person everyday" as her company teaches and promotes aspiring actors, media-technicians and entrepreneurs.  From the Greenstreet Restaurant in Pasadena, CA., to stories of General Hospital and Last Man Standing, Strand instructs, inspires and entertains with her business tips - (1) Lead with the hook (2) Ask the right que...

Phil Fraser, a Business Sounding Board , explains the ups and downs of startups. From his successful sale of an online Bingo website to consulting stressed entrepreneurs, Phil provides direct and honest advice, reminding us it "doesn't need to be lonely at the top." 

Danna Olivo, a business growth specialist explains the impact of focused education and strategic collaboration to the micro-business owner. See it. Prove it. Build it. Fund it. Grow it.  

Kristin Burke, a success coach, helps others maximize their potential and achieve their definitions of success. Most passionate about empowering women, in this podcast she explains her belief in progress over perfection and living life by design rather than default.

Dr. Troy Hall, author, speaker, and talent retention expert, shares the importance of Cohension Culture and how it impacts group and personal performance. Belonging, value and shared commitment are explored as critical components of business and life success.  Dr. Hall also discusses his recent audiobook publication - Fanny Rules: A Mother's Leadership Lessons that Never Grow Old.

Anthony Barnardo, scholar, patriot, and former sailor, United States Navy is our guest. Tony served aboard the USS Constitution, Old Ironsides , from 2008 to 2011 as part of the crew, a "special duty billet." His rank at the time was Aviation Electrician Mate 2nd Class Petty Officer. AE2 Barnardo shares what it meant to be a sailor on America's Ship of State .    Julian Carmichael's Screenager as...

Sherri McManus and Lou Everett of the Lou Everett Group provide insights on leadership and the value of an intentional mindset. Learn, Experience, Apply, Develop, Evaluate and Repeat - the concepts behind the acronym of L.E.A.D.E.R.S.

Jordan Skopp, advocate for foul ball victims, describes the unique situation of injuries at America's pastime - baseball games. An average of 20,000 foul balls fly around the ballparks of MLB with 2 to 3 times that number at the minor league parks. Jordan provides ideas on what to do about this risk to the fans. The first step is to have an honest discussion about the issue.