Lecturer at Clemson University MBA. Aaron speaks about his time as an MBAE student and how this enhanced and empowered him as a business professional. He talks about work life balance and going after your dream. Aaron now teaches in the MBAE program, and his message is a full circle one that will inspire you!

The BOI podcast features stories from innovators within leading local and global organizations, brought to you by the Phyfer Innovation Hub at the Clemson University MBA Program. https://www.clemson.edu/mba

The Clemson MBA ‘Business of Innovation’ Pawdcast Episode #39▶

Michael D'Onofrio joins host Gail DePriest to talk about his start up company Tested HQ. Even before his days in the MBA program he was determined to create his own business. He finally made that leap of faith several months after graduating and now has several employees on board as well as contracts with major corporate clients. Michael shares how he overcame a serious ilness and remained resilient in chasing his dream to own his business. You will be inspired by his story, his determination and creative approach to life.

The Business of Innovation podcast features in-depth stories from innovators within leading local and global organizations, brought to you by the Phyfer Innovation Hub at the Clemson University MBA Program. https://www.clemson.edu/mba

The Clemson MBA ‘Business of Innovation’ Pawdcast Episode #38▶

Moryah Jackson joins our host Gail DePriest to talk about the Together for Good Council at UCB. United Community Bank is not just here to bank, they are committed to making lives richer and places better. This program is a great example of innovative corporate social responsibility, improving the financial health of the communities served by UCB. A group of UCB leaders brings bank teams together to make a positive impact. They help coordinate volunteer efforts, guide charitable giving, and lead each of their United "Good Days" of service, which include Veteran's Day, September 11th, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and more. Together for Good Council is a truly an innovative, inspiring approach that other corporations can learn from. Moryah is the creator and has her own great story!

The Business of Innovation podcast features in-depth stories from innovators within leading local and global organizations, brought to you by the Phyfer Innovation Hub at the Clemson University MBA Program. https://www.clemson.edu/mba

The Clemson MBA ‘Business of Innovation’ Pawdcast Episode #37▶

Wendy York, the 15th dean and first female to lead business education at Clemson University, joins our host Gail DePreist to share her perspective on leadership. Leading the Clemson College of Business since 2018, she has led through the pandemic and shares her stories of personal growth and her mission leading into the future.

The Business of Innovation podcast features in-depth stories from innovators within leading local and global organizations, brought to you by the Phyfer Innovation Hub at the Clemson University MBA Program. https://www.clemson.edu/mba

Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business

Clemson University's Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business is an accredited member of AACSB International and leads students in an immersive educational experience, both in and out of the classroom. From the classroom to the community, they develop bold leaders who will positively and lasting impact society.

Marjorie Jenkins, Dean of the University of SC School of Medicine Greenville and Chief Academic Officer for Prisma Health-Upstate, joins our host Gail DePriest to share her unique story and bring attention to the accomplishments of Greenville’s medical school. Her unique career journey will inspire and give hope for the future.

Episode 36▶

The Business of Innovation podcast features in-depth stories from innovators within leading local and global organizations, brought to you by the Phyfer Innovation Hub at the Clemson University MBA Program. https://www.clemson.edu/mba

Prisma Health ▶

Prisma Health was formed in 2017 when Greenville Health System and Palmetto Health, two of South Carolina’s most highly regarded healthcare systems, came together as one organization. By joining together as Prisma Health, our nearly 30,000 team members will continue to meet the goals of improving clinical quality by expanding access to care, increasing education and research, and ensuring the best possible experiences for our patients.

As rapid change occurs in the wake of COVID-19, Mayor Knox White works to keep Greenville, SC, agile and resilient. While adapting to Federal and State policies, Mayor White finds meaning and purpose in focusing on the best interest of Greenville’s general public and setting the direction of Greenville’s future. “This too shall pass, but it will also bring change.”

Success in the arts takes both fearlessness and practicality. Megan Riegel pursues her love of theater with an entrepreneurial approach as President and CEO of Greenville’s Peace Center for the Performing Arts.

Megan brings in high-caliber entertainment that has enriched the local community and played a fundamental role in Greenville’s growth as a nationally recognized artistic and cultural destination.

See how the Peace Center has grown from a $4M to a $26M operation since 1994 on Episode 18 of the Business of Innovation Pawdcast, Monday at 12:30pm here on the Clemson MBA Facebook page!

Brian Stearns has centered his business around what he loves: building relationships and providing exceptional customer service. His marketing and creative agency, RingoFire, began as a class project and became a reality within a few short semesters in the Entrepreneurship & Innovation program at Clemson MBA.

Brian catches up with Gail DePriest on RingoFire’s rapid success ignited by an incredible team of hard-working creatives on the next Business of Innovation Pawdcast!

Alexis Garcin’s interpersonal style and leadership approach prompted his appointment as chairman and president of Michelin North America, Inc.

The Michelin veteran (and self-proclaimed Tiger Fan) joins us on this episode, sharing his perspective on leadership and what being named

Forbes #1 Best Place to Work has meant to the organization.

“What's your benchmark - your measuring stick? What are you going to do to make sure you get better.”

Jim Wanner, Founder and CEO of KeyMark, lives his saying. Investing in leadership and customer feedback has lead KeyMark to become one of the fastest-growing companies in South Carolina and the United States.

Join us as Jim shares his outlook for Intelligent Automation and Technology on the Business of Innovation Pawdcast.