Critical Mass Business Talk Show | Orange County’s Longest-Running Business Talk Show

Having a routine down may be a good thing, but at the same time, it leaves no room for change and opportunities. Humans not only require structure, they thrive in it – and rediscovering the art of routine can bring upon a greater opportunity. Angel Iscovich of Routineology, Rediscovering the Art & Science of Routine is here to tell us more. 

To best serve your clients and their needs requires a strong understand of their needs and a clear sight of their vision for the firm. Behind this is solid HR services, management, and benefits. Elena Viera of Wood Gutmann & Bogart and Aaron Haley of Insperity join us to share more.

Finding new ways to build your brand could be the fine line that determines the brand's presence in the industry. Fine planning -- whether it be exit or succession or even social media planning -- all of the above can help bring your firm at the top of the list. JJ Richa and Chris Steely are here to tell us more.

Giving a work space the “wowification” can be the final touch you need to get work efficiency flowing through your firm. Kelly Taylor, the CEO of MetWest does just that. She helps to bring innovative and creative spaces. MetWest is also one of the largest women-owned companies in Southern California.

Alzheimer’s affects millions across the nation every year. On the front line of fighting for an end to Alzheimer’s is the Alzheimer’s Association. With the help of the community they raise $630,000 through their walks and various events and services. Anne Grey joins us today to share more of the association.