Eliances Heroes

Gerry Gorman the founder of Lawyer and Mail dot com websites is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. Gorman talks about purchasing one word domain names at the dawn of the internet industry and building businesses around them. David discusses with Gorman what it took to build mail dot com into a $1Billion NASDAQ listed platform. Gorman methodically creates companies and then moves on to the next domain name.

Rigo Durazo the creator of the Tacville Academy is interviewed by David Cogan of the Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart. Durazo tells David how he provides much-needed training to those in law enforcement and military to make tough decisions and exercise their minds for intense situations so they work like a team. Keeping everyone safe is the name of the training games Durazo leads not only for those in the field, but for citizens alike. Discovered by well-known American Sniper, Chris Kyle, Durazo was inspired to start his own training center and academy with Kyle's initial help.

Mo Vaughn the Boston Red Sox 3-time All Star is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. Vaughn is known was known as the "hit dog" and by many as the nicest guy in baseball. He always brought a smile to fellow player's faces and remained positive. He has a line of clothing MVP Collections for big and tall men bringing class to casual for style and affordability in something he calls "athleisure."

Beth Ford COO of Land O Lakes and Purina is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. They talk about Ford's "supply forward" approach to better utilize valuable dairy products collected daily from supply chain resources. Ford also recommends cultivating excitement in children and coaching them to allow a non-linear journey on their career path. "The path isn't always linear," she says.

Ted Goldenvoice Williams is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. Goldenvoice as he's known was homeless and discovered on a highway holding a sign requesting donations of support. A viral video later, Ted Williams was on a path to new adventures and a whirlwind of attention. He now launches a fit band inspired by a visit to the Dr. Oz show and more products and projects on the horizon.

Tami Butcher the original Origami Owl Designer is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. They talk about Origami Owl's meteoric rise in popularity with their story lockets and programs to benefit anti-bullying efforts. Butcher is a proud supporter of ChildHelp which helps children get out of abusive environments and focuses on putting them on the path to brighter days.

Ezra Dabah, who was the CEO Chairman of The Childrens Place is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio. Dabah has developed numerous well-known brands in the industry like Gitano, an acquisition of Disney Stores, and grew Childrens Place to $1.5 Billion. He orchestrated the rapid growth of the retailer into the largest children's pure play specialty apparel brand in North America. His new venture, KidPik focuses on girls clothing conveniently delivered to your doorstep.

Heather Hardy a champion UBF WBC boxer is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show amfm iHeart. They talk about the training both mental and physical it takes to reach the top of your game in the ring and in business. Hardy is known as "the Heat" and talks about the legacy she's building for women in all sports, not just boxing.

Dan Hill the CEO founder of Hill Impact is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio amfm iHeart. Hill protects his clients' reputations and often is called in to repair and run damage control in sticky situations. Heather Hardy is the top bantamweight boxer and a client of Hill Impact to help her make good choices when picking projects and more.

David Campisi President and CEO of Big Lots is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio amfm iHeart Podcastone. Big Lots has a lot of heart and made a 50 Million dollar donation to create a behavioral health facility dedicated to the treatment and research of children and adolescents from across the country with behavioral health conditions. The Company has been around for 50plus years in the non-traditional discount retail industry. Campisi also has held prominent positions at Khols, Fred Meyer, and May Department stores.