Create Smarter

Just about every athlete has a dream of playing sports forever. But what do you do when your time in the game runs up? For Rob Nash, he found another way to make it work. By opening up one of the most successful baseball training facilities in the country.  We talk about how he started 24 years ago and how the business has changed and evolved since then.

Sit down with the team from Only Prettier Design for just a few minutes and you'll quickly notice their incredible attention to detail as well as their ability to have fun no matter what the situation.

We sat down with the founders of Only Prettier design, Heather Reda and Dianne Pyburn, to talk about building a business while raising families and what, "this is our story" really means.

Sit down with the team from Only Prettier Design for just a few minutes and you'll quickly notice their incredible attention to detail as well as their ability to have fun no matter what the situation.

We sat down with the founders of Only Prettier design, Heather Reda and Dianne Pyburn, to talk about building a business while raising families and what, "this is our story" really means.

It's definitely been a hot minute but we're back in action. Phil and Tyler jump on the mic to talk everything they are planning and are excited for in the upcoming year ahead.

It's definitely been a hot minute but we're back in action. Phil and Tyler jump on the mic to talk everything they are planning and are excited for in the upcoming year ahead.

Ashley Lucas refers to herself as a “recovering entrepreneur” after having spent the last nine years working in the startup space, as a founder, a co-founder, and a venture accelerator director. After launching and leading her own digital media company that took her through the MassChallenge accelerator in 2010, Ashley was recruited to co-lead a startup called The Welcoming Committee, a national events and travel company. There she helped grow a Boston-based community of 2,000 people into a membership base of 35,000 across ten cities. 12 employees, 300+ annual events, and a one million dollar investment raise later, she stepped away from the company to join the team at Babson's Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership (CWEL).

Ashley Lucas refers to herself as a “recovering entrepreneur” after having spent the last nine years working in the startup space, as a founder, a co-founder, and a venture accelerator director. After launching and leading her own digital media company that took her through the MassChallenge accelerator in 2010, Ashley was recruited to co-lead a startup called The Welcoming Committee, a national events and travel company. There she helped grow a Boston-based community of 2,000 people into a membership base of 35,000 across ten cities. 12 employees, 300+ annual events, and a one million dollar investment raise later, she stepped away from the company to join the team at Babson's Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership (CWEL).

Chris launched his first app and business from his college dorm room. While it may not have been a massive success, he was able to take everything he learned along the way and apply it to his new venture, VIQtory Sports, a learning platform for athletes.

We talk everything from learning how to write code to building up an audience!

Chris launched his first app and business from his college dorm room. While it may not have been a massive success, he was able to take everything he learned along the way and apply it to his new venture, VIQtory Sports, a learning platform for athletes.

We talk everything from learning how to write code to building up an audience!

From the corporate world to the "Coffey Exchange." We spoke to Teresa Coffey-Gordon about how marketing has evolved, the importance of buyer personas and how giving back is the new black!