Always FreyDay

WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?

Chris is a true technology partner who helps SMBs to focus on their business, not on technology problems. He assists clients with all aspects of their IT needs by making sure they are able to stay up, stay running, and stay protected to conduct business.

EPISODE SUMMARY: 

The technology needs and IT support requirements of an SMB are always changing. It is important to find a local IT support expert that can adapt to the unique needs of your company and stay on top of all the day-to-day issues that come up.

We are joined by Chris Parmigiani, President at CMIT Solutions of Monmouth County North. 

 CMIT (Completely Managed Information Technology) Solutions specializes in delivering enterprise-level support worthy of a Fortune 500 company, at a price a small to medium-sized business can appreciate. 

CMIT believes in proactive IT services and preventative computer security with a focus on customer service. Chris and his team go above and beyond the traditional per-hour contractors that only fix your machines when they break. He doesn’t give up until the problem is solved and the client is happy with the results.  

Website: https://cmitsolutions.com/monmouth-county-north/

Phone: (732) 708-4944

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CMIT-Solutions-of-Monmouth-County-North-100722414915177/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65023446/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/cmitsolutions

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cmitsolutions

EPISODE QUOTE: “I chose to be that guy who goes ‘I want to worry about your IT so that you can focus on your business’ ”. 

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The audience will hear from a veteran of the marketing industry, with over 20 years experience, who has worked with some of the most amazing international brands on seeing the business from the client's perspective.

The closer you are to something, the harder it can be to explain it to other people. This is especially true in the SMB world. The impact felt by your audience is not so much about what you say, but how you say it.

When trying to communicate what you do and how you do it, it is important to differentiate yourself from the masses and be memorable.

We are joined by Michael Verret, Principal at Verret & Associates. Mike says the goal of your message is to get your audience to say, “TELL ME MORE!”  

The point of having an “Elevator Pitch” is not to explain what you do in 10 seconds or less. It’s about HOW HIGH up in the elevator someone will ride with you to listen to your message. Come take a ride with us this FreyDay!

https://www.verretandassociates.com/ 

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The audience will hear from an author who defines the personal and professional attainments felt by people, through the power of song.

As a result of the pandemic, many SMB employers and employees had to make the best experience out of a bad situation. Society as a whole has been on a search for comfort and unity, during this time of uncertainty. In the words of Paul McCartney, people had to "take a sad song, and make it better."

Our special guest this week is an author who not only has a passion for music, but whose published works dive deeply into the origins, recording, visual presentation, impact, and eventual influence, of various songs and songwriters. 

We are joined by James Campion, author of the new book "Take a Sad Song - The Emotional Currency of Hey Jude." 

Take a Sad Song is a tribute to how a song can define, inspire, and affect us in ways we do not always fully comprehend, in both our personal and professional lives. James points out the insights of academic experts and professors in the field of musicology, sociology, philosophy, psychology, and history while emphasizing the song's lasting voice in our cultural and musical landscape.

Website: https://www.jamescampion.com/ 

Email: [email protected]

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The audience will hear from an SMB owner and trusted advisor, who is also a keynote speaker, business coach, and published author on the topic of networking and referral marketing.

There is a difference of one letter between networking and not working. Most SMBs recognize that they need to do some type of networking to promote their business in today's world. Yet, the topic of networking is one that may come with frustration...

Business networking involves making connections not only potential clients, but also with other individuals who might connect you to someone else who can refer business to you, or simply mention your name in some positive way to specific people they know. 

We are joined by Michael Goldberg, Founder of Knock Out Networking and THE Networking Group. Michael is a phenomenal resource on the topic of networking who can attest to the idea that networking is a WE thing and not a ME thing.  

He helps professionals in the world of networking and referral marketing, by promoting the idea of building long-term relationships that are based on connection, over transaction.

Phone: (732) 961-7878

Email: [email protected]

Website:  https://knockoutnetworking.com/

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/KnockOutNetworking

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/MEGoldberg

YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFIcCcuxD_kk8ZsN9Z_AIJA

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/megoldberg

Website:  https://www.thenetworkinggroup.org/

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/TNG2020

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Entrepreneurs have trusted advisors and attorneys to help counsel them as they grow and scale their business ventures. Most SMBs don't just want someone who is going to help them draft and review contracts, they want to work with someone who is focused on providing long-term value for the life of their company.

This week, we are going to hear from someone who wears many hats, but they all come from a place of looking at the "big picture." This master of his craft helps his clients learn new things, while finding ways to innovate and work smarter.

We are joined by Tony Lopes, Managing Partner of Lopes Law LLC. In addition to being a practicing attorney, Tony is a podcast host and producer, as well as an adjunct professor at Temple University's Fox School of Business. He is notorious for pushing past the limits, bringing aspiration and creativity to any project he works on. Tony's primary focus is always on how he can help his clients and students achieve their goals.

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The audience will hear from someone who partners with companies of all sizes to increase customer loyalty and employee morale through the production of top-quality branded merchandise and superior, award-winning service. 

Stuff We All Get, or SWAG, is an acronym to describe the promotional products that businesses distribute to help increase the brand of the company. 

Items such as customized t-shirts, hats, water bottles, and pens are among some of the popular products that SMBs will buy to distribute at trade shows and to their clients. In addition, with the rise of certain technology components and e-commerce platforms, many SMBs are also pursuing the idea of setting up their own company stores for promotional items. 

We are joined by Fred Taffer, Founder, and Co-Owner of Tonbo Visual Promotions. Fred and his colleagues are on a mission to provide professional, innovative solutions for print and promotional needs, with a focus on customer service. 

Tonbo clients receive the benefit of a unique perspective, honed from many decades in promotional products, and a competitive advantage in collaborating with an industry leader. 

Website: https://tonbopromo.com/

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (215) 723-0250

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fredtaffer/

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May is Mental Health Awareness month and this year’s theme is “Back to Basics.” Most will agree that people have been through trying times over the past 2 years with pandemic living. There has been a noticeable increase in feelings of stress, isolation, and uncertainty with both SMB employers and employees that has taken a toll on people’s well-being.

This week also happens to be International Coaching Week and the theme is “Reimagine the Future.” Even before the pandemic, SMB owners and leaders may have felt some of those same feelings of stress, isolation, and uncertainty that come with being an employer.  

Seeking the help of a great business coach is one of the best ways to get “Back to Basics” and to “Reimagine the Future.”

We are joined by Machen MacDonald, Strategic Business Growth Coach and Founder of ProBrilliance Leadership Institute. Machen is the epitome of a great business coach, who successfully guides trusted advisors and SMB owners to increase clarity, confidence, & capacity to bring their "A" Game to their Hero's Journey.

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The audience will hear from someone who never really knew what he wanted to be when grown up, but made his own profession from pursuing his passion. He realized most happy events in his life revolved around food, and now his job is no exception. Dante is a leader and trusted servant, who is out there making sure your stomach dances, while walking and talking on his tours.

New York City is routinely recognized for having some of the most delicious food in the world. That said, according to an article in the New York Post from 2019, NYC can be considered to be one of the ‘least friendly states’ in the country.

Our special guest sets out to show NYC visitors and residents some of the best food spots, while disproving the myth that New Yorkers are “not nice” with each and every tour.  

We are joined by Dante Mercadante, CEO (that’s Chief Eating Officer) of Nice Guy Food Tours. While touring with Nice Guy Dante, you learn about New York City’s rich history while munching on city eats throughout the city streets, stopping to talk about landmarks and eating at the best establishments along the way. 

Dante says, “When you take one of my food tours, I make three guarantees: you will leave full, learn something, and have fun.”

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The audience will hear from a restaurateur who has a goal of combining personality with great food. TJ and his team believe in creating a studio for life's blend of happiness and flavor.

Success does not come easy, especially if you are an SMB just getting started in the restaurant industry. In addition, if you started your business during the pandemic, it might have made the journey even harder...

Our special guest just celebrated his 1-year anniversary in business and is making patrons smile, during beach season and beyond.

We are joined by TJ Perl, Founder of CheeseSteak Louie's. TJ and the Lou Crew are on a mission to provide an unparalleled cheesesteak experience by the Jersey Shore. Listen in this Friday to get a mouth-watering taste of the action!

https://www.cheesesteaklouies.com/ 

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The audience will hear from an international business consultant, speaker, and bestselling author dedicated to helping full-time employees transition to entrepreneurship, time freedom, and financial freedom by growing their business while employed.

Many aspiring business owners did not come from an entrepreneurial family. They will look to start their ventures, while employed at six-figure salary corporate jobs.

Our special guest this week is on a mission to empower and equip ambitious solopreneurs to grow their purpose-driven side business without looking back.

We are joined by Vanessa Zamy (aka The Business Defibrillator), Founder, Business Consultant and Strategist at Your Vision's Catalyst. Vanessa works with high-achieving, corporate employees to increase their efficiency, productivity, and profitability so they can reduce overwhelm while growing their profit-producing, purpose-driven business. 

Vanessa helps entrepreneurs develop their ventures without quitting their jobs, families or friends. Her motto is keep it simple, then keep it movin’!

Website: https://www.yourvisionscatalyst.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zamyvanessa/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQeYNAyf6Xlc28ydbKEHgRg

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zamyva/

Email: [email protected]

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