Community Economic Development Fund
Small Business As Usual
A series about the art of operating small enterprises and the issues faced by the owners.
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Episodes
Small Business As Usual -- ethical sourcing 28.01.2018 15:52
Episode 18-2: If business owners stand by their principles, will their customers come? Will they stay? Or will the owners roll over? Paul Gallant and Lynn Felici-Gallant discuss the challenges of ethical sourcing and transparency in their business, Paul's Custom Pet Food based in New Milford, CT.
Small Business As Usual -- work-life balance 25.12.2017 14:21
Episode 18-1: How does a business owner find work-life balance? Dr. Leonard Wysocki is a licensed psychologist and consultant in executive coaching, management training and organizational development. His private practice is based in Connecticut and he lectures at the University of New Haven.
Small Business As Usual -- mental discipline 26.11.2017 15:26
Episode 17-4: Ray Boyd, owner of The Training Floor, Samford, CT, explains how he applies mental discipline to serving the clients of his fitness business and his own operation.
Small Business As Usual -- teamwork 28.10.2017 16:12
Episode 17-3: Dawn Reshen-Doty of Benay Enterpreises in Danbury, CT, explains her approach to fostering teamwork in her organization.
Small Business As Usual -- shared values 26.09.2017 15:28
Episode 17-2: Learn the advantages of implementing a shared values program in your company culture. Jamie D'Agostino of Netology in Stamford, CT, explains the process he used and the focus it has brought to his team.
Small Business As Usual -- out of production into management 26.08.2017 15:24
Episode 17-1: Are you trying to get out of production and into management? Interview with CEDF client Aubrey Schmalle of Sensational Achievements, Stamford, CT.
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