Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO and President of Anago Cleaning Systems, Adam Povlitz. Adam shares his journey from corporate finance at IBM to leading his family’s cleaning franchise, discussing the challenges and rewards of working in a family business.

He explains Anago’s unique franchise model, emphasizes the importance of adaptability, and highlights lessons learned about leadership, listening, and empathy. Adam also reflects on how martial arts have shaped his approach to business and personal growth, offering practical advice for aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the President and CEO of ClimeCo, Bill Flederbach. Bill shares his journey from overcoming addiction to leading a climate-focused company.

He discusses ClimeCo’s mission in carbon offsets, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and the company’s innovative employee ownership model. Bill highlights his leadership philosophy, emphasizing emotional intelligence, active listening, and resilience.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the President of Paid 2 Persuade, Luke Lunkenheimer. Luke recounts his transformative journey from addiction and incarceration to becoming a successful entrepreneur and sales trainer.

Luke discusses his early struggles with addiction, the pivotal moments in prison that reshaped his mindset, and the challenges he faced reintegrating into society as a felon. He emphasizes the importance of listening, humility, and continuous learning in his personal and professional growth. Luke's story is a testament to resilience and the power of transformation, offering inspiration to those facing similar adversities.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Nisos, Ryan LaSalle. Nisos is a cybersecurity and threat intelligence firm. Ryan recounts his 26-year career at Accenture and his transition to Nisos, emphasizing the company's focus on "managed intelligence" to combat digital threats. He discusses the complexities of cybersecurity, the impact of AI, and the importance of listening and empathy in leadership. Ryan highlights the need for organizations to protect against digital and physical threats and underscores the value of proactive engagement and validation in fostering a resilient organizational culture.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Principal Chief Information Officer of CBT Architects, Nirva Fereshetian. Nirva shares her Armenian heritage and migration history, detailing her family's journey from Turkey to Lebanon and eventually to the U.S. Nirva discussed her role in integrating technology in architecture, highlighting the impact of AI, virtual reality, and augmented reality. She emphasizes the importance of communication and listening skills in leadership. Nirva reflects on her career evolution, the future of architectural technology, and his passion for cooking and cultural exploration through food.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the President and Co-Founder of Arvo Tech, Terracina Maxwell. Terracina shares her journey from law school to leading a company that helps small businesses access tax credits. The discussion highlights the importance of creating a collaborative work environment and the transformative power of listening and understanding emotions in leadership. Terracina emphasizes the need for emotional safety and trust within teams, and the balance between leveraging technology and maintaining human connections, underscoring the significance of empathy and effective communication in successful leadership.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-Founder and Head of External Affairs at Mark43, Matt Polega. Mark43 is a tech company aiding law enforcement agencies. Matt discusses the inception of Mark43, its services like CAD, RMS, and analytics, and the guest's personal journey from Harvard to public safety technology. Matt highlights the importance of effective communication, decision-making under pressure, and conflict resolution. He emphasizes empowering teams and learning from mistakes, reflecting on Mark43's mission to enhance law enforcement efficiency and potential future expansion into other government sectors.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Onyx Therapy Group, Dr. LaNail R. Plummer. LaNail shares her leadership journey, including her military background and experiences growing up in Los Angeles. She discusses the importance of mental health, the interconnectedness of mental and physical well-being, and the role of empathy in leadership. LaNail emphasizes effective communication, listening skills, and the impact of cultural contexts on mental health perceptions. She also highlights her personal hobbies and their connection to her family.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Apollo 21, Danny Nathan. Danny explains Apollo 21's unique blend of management consultancy, product design, and venture studio services. Danny shares his journey from advertising to founding Apollo 21, emphasizing the company's mission to solve complex problems through technology. The discussion delves into the importance of curiosity, problem-solving, and fostering a culture of experimentation and risk-taking. Danny also highlights the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and the need for empathy and active listening in leadership to drive innovation and effective communication within organizations.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Planet DDS, Eric Giesecke. Planet DDS is a dental software company. Eric shares his journey to becoming CEO, including his experiences in Afghanistan and using search funds for business acquisition. He discusses industry trends, such as the slow consolidation in dental healthcare and the rising demand for cloud-based solutions. Emphasizing the importance of listening and humility in leadership, Eric reflects on lessons from his mother and the value of emotional intelligence in fostering trust and collaboration within organizations.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Business and Social Change Agent, James Keyes. James has led companies like 7-Eleven and Blockbuster. He shares his career journey from a small-town upbringing to corporate leadership, emphasizing the role of education and teachers. James discusses leveraging data at 7-Eleven, navigating industry changes at Blockbuster, and embracing change in business. He also introduces his "C Suite of Learnings"—Change, Confidence, and Clarity—and underscores the significance of preparation, emotional intelligence, and cultural literacy in leadership.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with Erin Alli. Erin serves as operational support for busy CEOs, she works with clients to strategize, put systems, processes, and procedures in place, build a team that loves working together, and takes over the day-to-day operations so the CEOs can get back to growing the business as only they can. Erin discusses her journey from virtual assistant to business leader, emphasizing the importance of listening in leadership.

Erin shares strategies for helping CEOs manage time and mental health and highlights the significance of a growth mindset. They explore the differences between introverted and extroverted leaders, the qualities of an ideal client, and the guest's passion for animal rescue, showcasing her holistic approach to leadership and personal development.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Chairman of LJN Media, Larry Namer. Larry's story starts in Brooklyn, where he began his career as an assistant underground splicer in the cable television industry. His rise from these humble beginnings to a leadership position in the field exemplifies his perseverance and vision.

Larry's career trajectory underscores the importance of starting small and dreaming big. No matter where you begin, having a clear vision and dedication can lead to significant achievements. His willingness to learn and adapt was crucial in his ascent through the ranks, emphasizing the need to embrace every opportunity to acquire new skills and knowledge.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Owner of Extraordinary People, Robert White. Robert shares his life story, from a challenging upbringing to founding multiple companies and living abroad.

He emphasizes the importance of experiential learning, questioning ingrained beliefs, and readiness for personal change. Robert explores themes of personal responsibility, barriers to change, and the pursuit of meaning and fulfillment. Robert's insights offer valuable perspectives on leadership, personal growth, and the significance of understanding one's purpose in life.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the COO and CFO of Rune Labs, Swati Reichmuth. Swati shared her remarkable career journey, transitioning from mechanical engineering to management consulting, and eventually to the startup world, particularly in the digital health space. Her insights into leadership, organizational development, and empathy in the workplace are invaluable for anyone looking to build a positive work culture and lead effectively.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of ZEBRA, Jenn Thatcher. Jenn's journey is a testament to the power of passion and resilience. Jenn's initial career in finance provided her with valuable skills, but her true passion was in art. When she decided to leave her corporate job to pursue art, it was a bold move that required courage and determination. Her art career unexpectedly took off when a piece she painted gained significant attention, leading to numerous orders.

Jenn's journey took a pivotal turn when her son developed health issues. This personal challenge led her to reevaluate the products they were using, ultimately discovering the presence of harmful ingredients in seemingly clean and non-toxic products. This realization inspired her to create her own line of non-toxic personal care products under the brand Zebra.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CXO, Executive Vice President of US and Canada at doTERRA International, Shannon Bible. Shannon Bible's career trajectory is a testament to the power of adaptability and continuous learning. After graduating from BYU with a major in English, Shannon began her career at Nu Skin Enterprises as a promotions manager. Her role evolved into events management, and eventually, she transitioned to doTERRA, where she has been for 11 years. Her journey underscores the importance of embracing change and continuous learning.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Plantify Foods, Suzette Ramcharan. Suzette shared her remarkable journey from her upbringing in the West Indies to her career in the mining industry and her eventual transition into the consumer industry. She focuses on the importance of soft skills, emotional intelligence, and personal connections in business and relationships.

Being curious is crucial to Suzette. Always seek to learn more about the people you meet. Ask questions and show genuine interest in their experiences and perspectives. Adaptability is also key. Learn to adapt your communication style to different social settings. This can help you connect with a diverse range of individuals. Networking is another important aspect. Actively seek opportunities to network. Attend industry events, join professional groups, and leverage social media platforms like LinkedIn to expand your network.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-CEO of Green Our Planet, Ciara Byrne. Ciara and her partner Kim McCrory, both documentary filmmakers, transitioned into social entrepreneurship after realizing the importance of engaging the next generation in conservation efforts. Their interactions with renowned paleoanthropologist and conservationist Dr. Richard Leakey inspired them to create a platform for green projects, which eventually evolved into Green Our Planet.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Senior Consultant and Thought Leader of FranklinCovey, Todd Davis. FranklinCovey is a global leader in performance improvement and behavior change, with a presence in over 160 countries. The company specializes in leadership development programs that focus on retaining top talent, building trust, inclusive leadership, and navigating difficult conversations.

Todd has been instrumental in shaping the company's approach to leadership development. His current role involves working directly with clients to facilitate leadership development work sessions, drawing from his extensive experience and deep understanding of FranklinCovey principles.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Legacy Leadership Institute, Madeleine MacRae. Madeleine's story is one of resilience and adaptability. Growing up in a blue-collar neighborhood, she didn't see many entrepreneurs but witnessed people rising to mid-management roles. Her journey took her from a small startup in Florida to a multinational corporation, and eventually to founding the Legacy Leadership Institute. This diverse background has equipped her with unique insights into leadership and business growth.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the President and CEO of CHC: Creating Healthier Communities, Jean Accius. Jean's story begins in Haiti, where he was born and raised by his grandmother. His upbringing in a close-knit community instilled in him the values of resilience, compassion, and the importance of education. His grandmother's influence was profound, shaping his worldview and inspiring him to pursue a path that would allow him to make a meaningful impact.

As CEO of Creating Healthy Communities, he leverages her background in education and policy to drive systemic change. His leadership is characterized by a commitment to addressing social, economic, and policy-related challenges that contribute to health inequities. His work emphasizes the need for policies that are inclusive and equitable, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their background or location, has the opportunity to lead a healthier life.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Rise Capital Investments, Emma Powell. Emma's journey began with a desire for more freedom in terms of time and location. Feeling constrained by traditional employment, she sought opportunities that would allow her to achieve financial independence. Her high novelty-seeking personality led her to explore various avenues, eventually discovering real estate investing through networking events and local real estate clubs.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Loyalty Brands, John Hewitt. John Hewitt's journey began at the University of Buffalo, where his father's attempt to buy an H&R Block franchise led him to take the H&R Block tax course. This experience ignited his passion for tax services, setting the stage for future endeavors.

In 1981, John and his father developed the first tax software for an Apple computer. This was a groundbreaking achievement when technology was still in its infancy. They faced numerous challenges, including coding complexities and the transition from cassette tapes to floppy disks. This early foray into technology laid the foundation for John’s future success in the tax industry.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of Alleyoop, Gabe Lullo. Gabe shares his career journey from recruitment to leading Alleyoop, emphasizing the importance of listening, empathy, and personal development in sales and management.

He discusses the company's operations, including its high-volume prospecting efforts and focus on hiring individuals with grit. Gabe also highlights the role of AI in enhancing sales processes and the significance of fostering a supportive company culture.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO and Motivational Speaker of Kelly Roach International, Kelly Roach. Kelly Roach's career began in the corporate world, where she climbed the ranks from an entry-level position to managing a team of 100 people and overseeing a $50 million portfolio. Despite her success, Kelly felt a lack of meaning and purpose in her work, prompting her to pursue entrepreneurship. Her journey underscores the importance of finding fulfillment and purpose in one's career.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and Managing Partner of Pennock, Nikki Lindgren. Nikki's career in digital marketing began at Pottery Barn and Cost Plus World Market, where she spearheaded e-commerce marketing initiatives. Her experience working with agencies during this time highlighted the depth of knowledge and expertise that agencies could bring to the table. This realization led her to join an agency where she helped 45 brands across entertainment, lifestyle, and music grow their e-commerce presence. Eventually, Nikki founded Pennock, a boutique agency with a fully decentralized team, dedicated to helping lifestyle and beauty brands scale their e-commerce businesses through an integrated marketing approach.

Nikki's background in e-commerce marketing for brick-and-mortar businesses provided her with a unique perspective on the digital landscape. Working with agencies early in her career underscored the value of specialized knowledge and expertise in digital marketing.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-Founder of Culture Force, Tom Kereszti. Tom emphasized the importance of elite teams in building successful companies. Drawing inspiration from his encounter with Kyle, a retired Navy SEAL, Tom highlighted the unique leadership model of the Navy SEALs, which focuses on trust, unity, and motivation. To foster unity, encourage a sense of collaboration and mutual respect within your team. Building trust is crucial, and it can be achieved through open communication and transparency. Keeping your team motivated involves recognizing their efforts and providing opportunities for growth and development.

Tom is a strong advocate of servant leadership, a philosophy that prioritizes the needs of the team over the leader's own interests. This approach fosters a supportive and empowering environment. Practice active listening to understand the needs and concerns of your team members. Empower others by providing your team with the resources and support they need to succeed. Lead by example by demonstrating the values and behaviors you expect from your team.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Church Hill Classics, Lucie Voves. Lucie's entrepreneurial journey began at Dartmouth, where she started a side gig selling framed artwork. This initial venture laid the foundation for what would eventually become Church Hill Classics. Lucie's transition from selling framed artwork to making diploma frames was driven by customer requests, highlighting the importance of listening to your market and being adaptable to their needs. She began her business as a home-based operation, demonstrating that you don't need a large initial investment to start a successful business. Focus on building a strong foundation and scaling up gradually.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Quintaliza Tequila, Mike Winters. Mike began as a serial entrepreneur, exploring various ventures before discovering his passion for tequila. His story is a testament to the importance of following one's passion and being open to new opportunities.

One of the standout aspects of Quintaliza Tequila is its unique coffee-finished tequila. The guest shared the intricate process of developing this innovative product, which required extensive research and experimentation. Collaborating with experts to perfect the blend and ensuring a harmonious balance between the coffee and tequila flavors were crucial steps. Additionally, consumer feedback played a vital role throughout the development process, highlighting the importance of listening to your audience.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-Founder and CEO of Allstacks, Hersh Tapadia. Hersh's journey began at IBM, where he struggled to find value in his work within the confines of a large organization. This experience ignited his passion for more impactful and meaningful work, leading him to explore various startup opportunities. One of his early ventures involved using computer vision technology to diagnose tuberculosis, highlighting the potential of innovative technology to solve real-world problems. Another significant project focused on enhancing supply chain security to combat counterfeit drugs, underscoring the importance of data and communication in ensuring the integrity of supply chains. These ventures collectively shaped Hersh's understanding of the critical need for better communication and data utilization in software development.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Rob and Terry Ryan. Rob and Terry Ryan are a dynamic duo whose contributions have significantly impacted the internet and Silicon Valley. Rob, a math and physics expert, played a pivotal role in developing technology that revolutionized the industry. Terry, a lawyer, provided crucial support in the early days of their startup.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO and Founder of  Chamberlain And Good Company, Ashley Chamberlin. Ashley Chamberlain's journey began in Athens, Georgia, where she worked as an accountant. However, the demands of a corporate schedule clashed with her responsibilities as a mother of young children. This realization prompted her to transition into small business accounting, where she discovered her passion for working closely with business owners. Eventually, Ashley took the leap to start her own business, Chamberlain and Good Company, which has been both fulfilling and rewarding.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Managing Partner of Integrated Growth Advisors, Daniel McMahon. Daniel's career began in accounting, where he worked as a CPA and auditor. His journey took a significant turn when he decided to leave a $30 million revenue accounting firm to start Integrated Growth Advisors. Daniel's desire to help business owners grow through structure, process, and stronger leadership drove this decision. His experience in various accounting firms exposed him to different leadership styles and governance infrastructures, which shaped his approach to leadership consulting.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Creator and Host of The Loan Officer Podcast, Dustin Owen. Dustin's journey in the mortgage industry is a testament to the power of perseverance and continuous learning. Starting from an entry-level position, Dustin climbed the ranks to become a senior officer in a large national mortgage company.

He began his career in a modest role, focusing on learning the ropes and understanding the intricacies of the mortgage business. This foundational knowledge proved invaluable as he advanced in his career. Dustin emphasized the importance of staying updated with industry trends and regulations. Regularly attending workshops and seminars, and pursuing relevant certifications can set you apart in this competitive field. Building a robust professional network has been crucial for Dustin's career growth. Engaging with industry peers, joining professional associations, and attending industry events can open doors to new opportunities.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO of EvolvePlatform, Stan Suchkov. Stan shares his entrepreneurial journey from his construction background in Russia to founding Evolve.

He discusses the challenges of his first startup, the pivot to a B2B model, and the innovative features of his current platform, which allows companies to create customized training courses.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Chief Strategy Officer of Sertainty, Amir Sternhell. Amir's journey from military intelligence to cybersecurity highlights the critical skills and strategic thinking required in both fields. His experience in the Israel Defense Forces provided a strong foundation for understanding complex threats and developing robust defense mechanisms. This transition underscores the importance of a strategic mindset and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing environments.

Cyber threats have evolved significantly over the years, becoming more sophisticated and pervasive. Amir emphasized that modern cyber threats are not just about stealing data but can also disrupt critical infrastructure and pose significant risks to national security. This evolution necessitates a proactive and layered approach to cybersecurity.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-Founder of DutchX, Marcus Hoed. Marcus' journey began in Amsterdam, one of Europe's main logistics hubs. Growing up in a city with the largest harbor and a significant logistics infrastructure, Marcus was naturally inclined toward the transportation industry. However, his entrepreneurial journey took a significant turn when he moved to New York City 20 years ago.

For nine years, Marcus worked for various companies to understand the cultural and environmental aspects of New York before venturing into entrepreneurship. This period of learning and adaptation was crucial for him, as it laid the foundation for the establishment of DutchX.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CEO and Founder of Fairy Tales Hair Care, Risa Barash. Risa's path to entrepreneurship began with a serendipitous discovery—a shampoo containing rosemary oil that effectively prevented lice. This discovery wasn't just a chance encounter; it was the spark that ignited Risa's passion for creating a unique product that parents could trust and kids would love. With no formal business training, Lisa embarked on a mission to refine the formula and expand the product line, all while building relationships with salon owners and tapping into the early potential of online sales.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the President and Co-Founder of Sell It, Kyle Scott. Kyle's story begins with an unexpected pivot during his college years. Initially set on a finance career, he found himself irresistibly drawn to the media world. This passion led him to take the reins of his college radio station, setting the stage for a decade-long tenure at NBC News. Kyle's experiences at NBC were formative, not only in honing his media expertise but also in preparing him for the entrepreneurial leap that would come next.

At NBC, Kyle crossed paths with Ryan Serhant, a name many will recognize as a top-tier real estate professional. Together, they transformed Ryan's best-selling book into a comprehensive real estate course. The success of this venture was undeniable, generating substantial revenue and attracting a diverse audience that extended well beyond real estate circles. This triumph was a catalyst for Kyle and Ryan, inspiring them to broaden their horizons and serve the burgeoning freelance and gig economy.

With the launch of Sell It, Kyle placed immense value on community and the pursuit of lifelong learning. The platform's membership model is a testament to this, offering resources, live training, and a network of support for solopreneurs and sales professionals alike. Kyle's excitement is palpable as he discusses the evolution of their business and the satisfaction derived from witnessing the growth of both the team and the operational facets of the venture.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Co-Founder of Generation Iron Fitness Network, Edwin Mejia Jr. Edwin's transition from finance to fitness media was driven by a passion for the arts and media that he couldn't ignore. After a stint in college baseball and the financial sector, he leaped into film production. This bold move led to the birth of Generation Iron Fitness Network, which has since grown into a global distributor and hybrid producer of film and TV content.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Chief Scientific Officer of KBI Biopharma, Sigma Mostafa. Sigma's tale begins in the vibrant landscapes of Bangladesh, where she spent her childhood years. With a mathematician for a father, who named her Sigma after the Greek alphabet, Sigma's unique name was a precursor to her distinctive path in life. Despite the challenges of having a name that stood out, Sigma's early interest in engineering and biology set the stage for her future endeavors.

After her family immigrated to the U.S., Sigma pursued her passion for science, earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her PhD in chemical engineering from Northwestern University. Her academic excellence catapulted her into a career that included significant roles at Eli Lilly and Fujifilm Diosynth before she found her calling at KBI Biopharma.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of AtlasGuru, Kim Bennett. Kim's journey is nothing short of inspiring. With a rich background spanning 20 years in corporate America, she's honed her skills in marketing and digital retail with giants like Conde Nast, Martha Stewart, Amazon, and Nordstrom. Yet, it was her passion for travel and technology that propelled her to venture out and create AtlasGuru.

Launching right before the COVID-19 pandemic, AtlasGuru faced unique challenges and opportunities. The timing allowed Kim and her team to quietly work out the technological kinks, setting the stage for a platform that truly caters to the needs of avid travelers.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Funnelytics, Mikael Dia. Mikael's path to entrepreneurship is as fascinating as it is unconventional. With a background in civil engineering, he might have been destined to build bridges, but instead, he built bridges between businesses and their potential customers. His obsession with converting strangers into customers led him through a labyrinth of marketing techniques, from affiliate marketing to SEO, pay-per-click ads, and beyond. His ventures spanned various industries, including language education, nutrition, and coaching, all of which contributed to the inception of Funnelytics.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Chief Strategy Officer of Global Network for Zero, Sarah Merricks. Sarah shared her journey, detailing her role in the company and the importance of net zero certification. With a background in decarbonizing buildings, Sarah and her team at Global Network for Zero provide certifications that serve as a stamp of sustainability, helping to combat greenwashing and ensure companies are genuinely contributing to emission reductions.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the COO of MacNaughton, Emily Porter. Emily's journey is a testament to the power of versatility and the courage to pivot. She ventured to the East Coast for her education, which laid the groundwork for her initial career as a trial lawyer. But Emily's story doesn't stop there. She made the bold leap from the legal world to the dynamic realm of real estate development and investing. This transition was not just a career shift but a transformation in her approach to work and leadership.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of ERIA Food, Nikita Khandheria. Nikita shares her journey from her upbringing and education to launching multiple businesses, including a restaurant and a food supply company.

She discusses the challenges of leading a team at a young age, the importance of listening to customer feedback, and her commitment to quality and innovation. Nikita highlights her analytical approach to business, her passion for clean, healthy food, and her future aspirations for growth.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the CIO and CISO of Redwood Software, Andy Sharma. Andy's path into the world of technology was not straightforward. Despite his natural aptitude for programming, he initially resisted a tech career, yearning instead for roles that involved more human interaction. It was during an internship in the mid-90s that Andy experienced an epiphany. He saw firsthand how technology underpins business success and understood the critical need to bridge the gap between tech and business.

His career trajectory is impressive, with roles at Dell, Charles Schwab, and Santander. At each stop, Andy honed his ability to understand the business side of technology, a skill he credits as a cornerstone of his success. Now at Redwood Software, he focuses on enterprise automation and unlocking human potential.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Katuva, Tobe Brockner. Tobe's journey is one of resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of efficiency. With a rich background in marketing and a track record of previous ventures, Tobe faced the daunting challenge of managing a large marketing agency. The hurdles he encountered led to a pivotal transition: the creation of a digital ad agency. However, this venture, too, faced its demise due to management issues, a setback that would become the catalyst for something greater.

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Your host, Doug Noll, talks with the Founder and CEO of Crown Laboratories, Jeff Bedard. Jeff's story began in 1998 in San Diego, California, where Crown Laboratories was born on a humble kitchen table. His early experiences in dermatology and skincare were shaped by entrepreneurial families and successful start-up ventures. Jeff fondly recalled a childhood memory where his entrepreneurial spirit first shone through by selling sweet corn to earn a coveted red wagon.

Jeff proudly outlined Crown Laboratories' current focus and offerings. As a fully vertically integrated pharmaceutical company, Crown Laboratories excels in skincare and skin science. Jeff detailed the company's impressive research and development capabilities, manufacturing, and diverse product portfolio. With over-the-counter products, cosmetic and premium skincare items, and medical aesthetic products, the company has established a global presence in 62 countries outside the US.

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