Big Time Small Business With Jim Schubert

Meet Tom, owner of Eco Pedicab, a zero emissions bike taxi. Tom is the definition of a born entrepreneur, as he is constantly thinking up amazing new ventures. Be sure to tune-in to this episode to learn all about Tom’s passion for hard work and exactly how he is on his way to become a Big Time Small Business!

Meet Liz and Spencer Powers, founders of ArtLifing, a social enterprise solution for homeless and disabled artists. ArtLifting gives these disadvantaged artists the opportunity to showcase and sell their work in a professional gallery. Listen to hear the inspiring story this brother-sister team has to share about their startup!

Meet Colin, Co-Founder of Neuron Global, a custom software and application development company that is based in both the United States as well as the Philippines. Learn how Colin and his company beat the odds and excelled as a startup at the beginning of the recession in 2008, and find out exactly what makes Neuron Global a Big Time Small Business!

Meet Alessandro Orelli, International Account Manager and Owner of UniGlobal IT, an IT hardware reseller and broker. This entrepreneur not only specializes in foreign markets across the world, but speaks five different languages! Listen to find out how Alessandro is living the ultimate life of a small business owner and exactly what makes him Big Time! 

Meet Katie Rogers, CEO of DirectAnswer, a database management and fulfillment services firm. They specialize in three different areas: e-commerce, advocacy & fundraising, and associations & societies. Listen to this podcast to learn how Katie turned her company into a Big Time Small Business

Meet Katie Coleman, a Managing Partner and Financial Advisor for the Siena Wealth Advisory Group. In this podcast you will find out more about Katie's passion and experience as a financial advisor and helping others, including some amazing non-profit work she is doing in her community. Listen and find out how Katie has become a Big Timer!

Jim Schubert kicks off this first episode of the Big Time Small Business podcast by telling the story of his entrepreneurial journey. From the unique Southern style of his grandfather's grocery store to his father risking it all by leaving large corporate life behind and starting his own company. 

Jim also explains his "Why" behind creating the podcast. And he gives a glimpse into how Big Time Small Business will teach other small business owners, entrepreneurs and startups to "Grow Big Or Go Home"!