On this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast the Nathanson Brothers feature Michael Piccoli, owner of On Target Digital Marketing, who shares his journey from Providence, Rhode Island, to becoming a successful digital marketing expert in South Florida. Initially working in his father's waste management business and coaching college basketball, Michael discusses how these experiences shaped his approach to business. He emphasizes the importance of transparency and setting realistic expectations with clients in the digital marketing industry. The hosts, Dan and Michael Nathanson, engage in a lively conversation about various topics, including Michael's favorite restaurants and his passion for helping nonprofits. The episode highlights the significance of quality over quantity in marketing efforts and the value of building long-term relationships with clients. Michael's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, showcasing how diverse experiences can lead to success in the digital landscape.

Name: Michael Piccoli

Title: Owner, On Target Digital Marketing

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelpiccoli-ii

Facebook: Michael Piccoli

Instagram: @ontargetdigital

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 407-830-4550

Website: https://ontargetdigitalmarketing.com

On this Episode of Digital Mayors Podcast, Host Dan and Mike Have Dr. Katie Burke, Assistant VP of Alumni and Community Engagement at Florida Atlantic University, as a guest! Katie discusses her passion for building connections within the South Florida community. She shares her journey from aspiring attorney to a dedicated advocate for students, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the diverse activities her team organizes to foster engagement. Dr. Burke highlights the significance of fun in education and community service, illustrating how meaningful interactions can enhance the quality of life in South Florida. The conversation also touches on the challenges of reaching alumni and the collaborative efforts of organizations like Spirit of Giving to address community needs. Overall, the episode showcases Dr. Burke's commitment to creating a vibrant, inclusive community and her belief in the power of connection to drive positive change.

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, Host Dan and Michael Nathanson have Andrew Duffell, President of the Research Park at Florida Atlantic University as a guest! Andrew discusses the park's significant role in fostering innovation and economic growth in South Florida. With 39 companies, including international firms, the park contributes hundreds of millions to the regional GDP and promotes job creation. Andrew highlights the importance of intellectual capital and research opportunities for students, aiming to diversify and strengthen the local economy. He shares success stories of companies like Flow Spine and Aerospace Technologies Group, which have thrived in the park. The conversation also touches on community engagement, local culture, and the upcoming 40th anniversary of the Research Park, emphasizing its impact on the community and the future of South Florida's economy. Andrew encourages listeners to explore the region's diverse offerings and the vital role of Florida Atlantic University in shaping lives and careers. Thanks for watching Digital Mayors Podcast. If you wanted to reach out to Andrew for any Needs Website: https://www.researchparkfau.com

• Phone: (561) 416-6092
• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: Andrew Duffell
• Facebook: Research Park at Florida Atlantic
• Instagram: researchparkfau

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, hosts Dan Michael Nathanson interview Evan Darnell, the secretary of Beef at the Red Meat Lovers Club. The discussion revolves around building a vibrant community centered on food, philanthropy, and camaraderie. Evan shares insights into his daily routine, including his commitment to walking 15,000 steps a day and his passion for hosting events that unite people over delicious meals. He recounts memorable moments from past events, particularly a successful charity auction that raised significant funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration with sponsors and the joy of connecting with like-minded individuals. Evan emphasizes the unique appeal of the Red Meat Lovers Club, which fosters friendships and community through shared culinary experiences. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to join the club and engage with its activities.

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, host Dan and Mike have a very special gues: Lesly Ordonez , she shares her journey of running Cakes D’Sabores, a family bakery she operates with her mother. Leslie discusses her transition from teaching to entrepreneurship, highlighting the challenges and joys of managing a family business. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement, particularly through her role as a Boca Chamber ambassador and her participation in local events like the Battle of the Bands. Leslie reflects on the dynamics of working with family, noting that despite occasional disagreements, their shared goals foster effective communication. The conversation also touches on the bakery's expansion into a café, offering a variety of food and beverages. Leslie's passion for her work and commitment to leadership and education shine through, showcasing her dedication to both her business and the community.

In this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, hosts Dan and Michael Nathanson interview James Rodriguez, the teen program director at the Peter Blum Family YMCA in Boca Raton. James shares his journey in community service and youth leadership, emphasizing the importance of inspiring the next generation. He reflects on his long-standing relationship with the Nathanson family and discusses the challenges and rewards of running youth programs. James highlights the impact of the YMCA on local teens, sharing both success stories and the heartbreak of losing a young participant. He encourages community involvement, inviting listeners to volunteer or support the YMCA's initiatives. The conversation also touches on local attractions and the significance of spending quality time with family. Overall, James embodies the spirit of community service, advocating for youth engagement and support in Boca Raton. #ymca #family #education

In this episode of the Digital Mayor's Podcast, host Dan and Mike interview the legend, Josh Cougler , a successful entrepreneur and owner of On-the-Wall Home Entertainment and Security Services. With over 20 years in the industry, Josh has built a reputable business while also being a partner in Paver Dudes Florida. Recently, his band won the Golden Bell Education Battle of the Bands, showcasing his passion for music alongside his entrepreneurial spirit. The conversation delves into Josh's journey, starting from his teenage years when he developed a love for audio and video. He shares insights on balancing family life with business commitments and highlights the importance of cherishing family time. Additionally, Josh promotes Salt Academy, a unique homeschool-based institution, emphasizing its family-oriented approach. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with the podcast and share their thoughts on local gems and potential guests. #family #digitalmarketing #marketing #realestate

The inaugural episode of the Digital Mayors podcast highlights the vibrant community of South Florida, focusing on the impactful work of Alana St. John. Alana, a dedicated nonprofit professional, shares her journey from childhood volunteering with her mother to her significant roles at the Spirit of Giving Network and now Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services.

She discusses the transformative events she organized, such as the Community Spirit Race and Holiday Gift Drive, which foster generosity among local families.

Alana emphasizes the importance of collaboration among nonprofits to address community needs, particularly during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation also touches on the various services provided by Rales JFS, including senior services and food assistance, showcasing the organization's commitment to supporting individuals and families in need.

Alana's passion for her work and the community shines through, inspiring listeners to engage with local nonprofits and make a difference.

Alana St. John with Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services - @RalesJFS - 561-852-3333

#networking #volunteer #family #podcast #florida #food

In the inaugural episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, hosts Dan and Michael Nathanson share their personal journeys to South Florida, discussing their motivations for moving and the vibrant community they have found. They reflect on their experiences, the positive aspects of living in South Florida, and their desire to uncover and share the region's gems. The hosts emphasize the importance of focusing on the good in life and express excitement about connecting with guests and exploring local culture, food, recreation, and businesses.

Discover the best of South Florida with the Digital Mayors Podcast! We bring you the people, businesses and gems that make South Florida a great place to live, work and play. From entrepreneurial insights to little-known local spots and community events, we bring you conversations with leaders shaping our community. Whether you’re a local or new to the area, join the conversation, discover new favorites and learn how to make the most of South Florida life. Follow, comment and share your favorite gems! Who knows, you might even find your new go-to person, business, organization and spot!