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  • Corporate Culture Boils Down to Four Essential Elements

    Robert J. Kohlhepp, who joined Cintas Corporation in July 1967 as controller while covering a span of 50 years was promoted to positions of general manager, vice president and treasurer, executive vice president, president, and CEO joins Enterprise Radio. His new book is Building a Better Organization.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Robert J. Kohlhepp discuss the following:

    * Why did you decide to write this book?
    * When you became CEO, what changes did you make from how Mr. Farmer ran the company?
    * Who was your mentor? How did they help you?
    * Did you ever dream the company would grow from when you started to where it is today?
    * What is the most important trait of successful people?


    Robert J. Kohlhepp joined Cintas Corporation in July 1967 as controller. Over a span of 50 years with Cintas, he was promoted to positions of general manager, vice president and treasurer, executive vice president, president, and CEO, then served as Vice Chair and Board Chair until retiring in 2016. Additionally, Kohlhepp has served on several association, corporation, nonprofit and university boards. His new book is Building a Better Organization.

    Website: https://robertkohlhepp.com

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  • Fostering Strong Doctor-Patient Relationships Through Concierge Medicine

    Dr. David M. Radin, MD, who leads his own internal medicine practice in Stamford, CT, focused on optimizing health care, providing concierge medicine, and fostering strong doctor-patient relationships joins Enterprise Fit Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. David M. Radin discuss the following:

    * Dr. Radin, why don’t’ you start by telling us about how you became a physician and why you chose to focus on Internal Medicine?
    * What made you decide to transition to a concierge model? How did you see it benefiting you as a physician (model of care, financial sustainability, professional and personal flexibility, etc.)?
    * What do you see as the key benefits to Members of the Radin CCPHP concierge program? Have there been any particular benefits during the COVID pandemic?
    * How have your patients reacted to the change? How do you find that this model contributes to helping patients seek optimal health?
    * What would your best advice be for other doctors who are considering transitioning to a concierge model?


    Dr. David M. Radin attended college at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and medical school at New York Medical College in Valhalla, NY. Dr. Radin relocated to Stamford, CT in 1993 and joined the medical staff at Stamford Hospital, and opened his own private practice in 1998.
    Dr. Radin has had a continuing interest in the promotion of medical science. Dr. Radin served as the Director of Clinical Services at Barton and Polansky Associates, a contract research organization providing support to pharmaceutical and medical device industries, for six years. He went on to become an investigator in over 60 clinical research studies on a broad range of medication, disease state, anti-infective, transplant, metabolic, cardiovascular, and pain management trials. His extensive experience working with industry leaders provides him a unique insider’s perspective on cutting-edge advancements in medicine that could benefit his patients.
    Dr. Radin’s more recent accomplishment includes maintaining his Level 3 Medical Home Certification since 2011 through the National Committee on Quality Assurance (NCQA), for evidence-based measures to provide quality care to diabetic patients. Moreover, he is one of the only three practices in Connecticut recognized for quality care by the NCQA.
    In his free time, Dr. Radin enjoys a variety of activities including golfing, skiing, paddle boarding, playing bridge, and spending time with his family.

    Websites: https://ccphp.net/radin | https://davidradinmd.com

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  • ReLive Physical Therapy Shares How They Have Been Growing During These Times

    Jim Judge the Founder and Principal of ReLive Physical Therapy, a Chicago-based rehabilitation center focused on the delivery of expert clinical care for work-related musculoskeletal injuries joins Enterprise Fit Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jim Judge discuss the following:

    * How long have you been in business and can you share what ReLive Physical Therapy offers in terms of services?
    * What do you think separates you from other physical therapy clinics in the U.S.?
    * How did your company pivot during the pandemic and expand so successfully?
    * What traits would you say make a good physical therapist?
    * What type of treatments do you specifically offer athletes?
    * Anything else you would like to add about running a successful business?


    Jim Judge is Founder and Principal of Relive Physical Therapy, a Chicago-based rehabilitation center focused on the delivery of expert clinical care for work-related musculoskeletal injuries. Jim is a seasoned rehabilitative services entrepreneur; his vast global network is demonstrative of his expertise in marketing, rehab management and operations.
    Jim previously served over 13 years as Principal and Founder of Flexeon Rehabilitation Holdings. Under Jim’s leadership, Flexeon added over 20 outpatient clinics. Prior to his work at Flexeon, Jim was a minority owner in US Physical Therapy INC. (USPH).
    ReLive Physical Therapy, which is characterized by compassion and clinical excellence, was founded by James Judge, PT, MOMT with over 30 years of clinical experience and ownership. ReLive Physical Therapy continues to build on his principle of providing unparalleled dedication to our patients with an emphasis on superior evidenced-based care while making sure each patient feels comfortable in a supportive environment. Since our establishment in 2018, we have expanded to 10+ clinics and have become a preferred provider within our communities we serve by providing superior care and a personalized experience to each of our patients. At ReLive Physical Therapy, we are committed to a patient-first approach and recognize you deserve individualized care that is catered to your specific needs. Our main focus has and always will be to exceed our patient’s goals!

    Website: https://relivetherapy.com
    Social Media Links:
    Linkedin: https://facebook.com/ReLivePT
    Instagram: https://instagram.com/relivept
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReliveTherapy

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  • Most attractive employers and the key attributes young talent wants in the US

    Kortney Kutsop, Managing Director Americas for Universum, the global leader in employer branding again joins Enterprise Radio to discuss more about a recent US Talent Survey conducted by U.S. Universum.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Kortney Kutsop discuss the following:

    * Universum continues to put out some fascinating data as it applies to young talent and what they priorities or look for in employers. What are some noteworthy findings about this report? 
    * Who are some of the top employers in business, engineering and IT this year? Did any of these companies shift from the previous years? 
    * What makes these companies attractive to young talent? 
    * Earlier this year we saw that the Covid-19 pandemic changed much of the workforce to a hybrid model. Does the research show that this hybrid model is working? 
    * The report finds that employers should consider talent “personas” as they build their employer branding efforts. Tell us more about that.
    * Do you believe that the new findings will help steer talent leaders that may be stuck in reactionary mode?
    * How does young talent prioritize compensation, career aspirations and other benefits in this report?
    * You will also be releasing a list of the Most Attractive Employers in the US which is your yearly ranking. When will that list be out? 
    * If listeners wanted to read the full report, where would they find it?


    Kortney Kutsop is the Managing Director Americas at Universum. Universum delivers the critical talent market insights, winning brand strategies and compelling, story-led communication organizations need to compete more effectively for the talent. Kortney has over 15 years of employer branding experience. She has developed and implemented recruitment and branding strategies for many of Universum’s clients including Fortune 500 companies. Kortney is an expert on employer brand research and EVP development. Her experience positions her for providing best practices and advice on how to deploy the employer brand. 



    Website: https://universumglobal.com
    Social Media Links: Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/company/universum Instagram: https://instagram.com/universumglobal

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  • Making a difference in Family Medicine with implementing the Concierge Model

    Dr. Erik Suh, MD, who leads Eastside Primary Care and Wellness in Bellevue, Washington joins Enterprise Fit Radio. EPCW is focused on optimizing health care, providing comprehensive concierge medicine and medspa programs, and fostering strong doctor-patient relationships.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Erik Suh discuss the following:

    * Dr. Suh, why don’t’ you start by telling us about how you became a physician and why you chose to focus on Family Medicine?
    * What made you decide to transition to a concierge model? How did you see it benefiting you as a physician (re: model of care, financial sustainability, professional and personal flexibility, etc.)?
    * What do you see as the key benefits to Members of the Suh CCPHP concierge program? Have there been any particular benefits during the COVID pandemic?
    * How have your patients reacted to the change? How do you find that this model contributes to helping patients seek optimal health?
    * What would your best advice be for other doctors who are considering transitioning to a concierge model?


    Born in Seoul, Korea, in 1969, Dr. Erik Suh immigrated to the United States when he was 8 years old and started the journey of becoming a doctor. He attended Baylor University for his bachelor’s degree in biology and went on to the University of Texas School of Medicine for his MD degree. Dr. Suh chose to go into family medicine; he completed his residency at John Peter Smith Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program and became a board-certified family physician.
    For the past 19 years, his practice has evolved into more integrated medicine with a special interest in men’s and women’s health, wellness, and anti-aging, along with cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Dr. Suh admits the evolution of his practice has coincided with working through his own physical challenges of the aging process and finding himself becoming more interested in staying healthy and youthful in mind, body, and spirit.
    In his spare time, Dr. Suh volunteers as an assistant professor for Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine and as a clinical instructor for the University of Washington School of Medicine. He is also a preceptor for Bastyr University Naturopathic Medicine Program.
    Overall, Dr. Suh is thankful to be working in such a dynamic clinic surrounded by wonderful colleagues and employees, building a legacy of a patient-centered medical home. He wishes all of his patients to lead long, strong, and healthy lives.

    Website: https://suhccphp.net | https://eriksuhmd.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: https://facebook.com/EPCandW
    Twitter: twitter.com/eastsideprimary

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  • Budding Franchise Entrepreneur Brining Indian Street Food to the U.S.

    Bhagyesh Patel, the Founder and Owner of Eggholic, an Indian restaurant specializing in Indian-style egg dishes joins Enterprise Radio. Eggholic launched in 2018 in Chicago, Illinois and has been expanding ever since!
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Franchising Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Bhagyesh Patel discuss the following:

    * What made you think to create a food franchise that is geared around Indian street food?
    * When did you know you wanted to become a food entrepreneur?
    * What do you think sets your Indian cuisine apart from any other franchises?
    * What is your favorite dish on your menu and why?
    * How many franchises do you currently have for Eggholic and what are your plans for the next year?


    Bhagyesh Patel is the Founder and Owner of Eggholic, an Indian restaurant specializing in Indian-style egg dishes. Eggholic launched in 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. Currently, they feature a variety of egg-based appetizers, rice, curries, sandwiches, and street food. Additionally, their menu includes a large selection of vegetarian options as well. 
    Eggholic currently has locations in Schaumber and Chicago, IL, Dublin, OH, and soon Dallas, TX. Bhagyesh Patel has more than a decade of experience working in the hospitality and restaurant industry.

    Website: https://TheEggholic.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: https://facebook.com/TheEggHolic
    Instagram: https://instagram.com/eggholicofficial

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  • A Signature Event for First Responders

    Jennifer D. Collins, the President & CEO of JDC Events, an award-winning event design company based in the Washington, D.C. area that produces engagement-driven live, hybrid and virtual events for corporate and Federal government clients joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jennifer D. Collins discuss the following:

    * Tell me about your latest signature event “Equipped.”
    * What makes this event different from other events targeting First Responders?
    * What are some of the topical areas they’ll learn about?
    * Will the November 9th event be the only one?
    * How can listeners plan to attend?


    Jennifer D. Collins, CMP, DES, President & CEO of JDC Events, has built a company that produces engagement-driven live, hybrid and virtual events for leading corporations and Federal government agencies. A 23-year veteran of designing events that spark change, Jennifer is the recipient of numerous awards and national recognition, including BizBash 500 List of Most Influential Event Professionals; Smart Women in Meetings Award; Women of Color Achievement Award; Top Women’s Business Enterprise CEO; Smart CEO Brava Award; Enterprising Women of the Year Award and ranked by the Washington Business Journal as one of the Top Meeting and Event Planning companies since 2006.
    Jennifer also serves as leader in the business community, including as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for the Women’s Business Enterprise Council (WBEC) Metro NY and Greater DMV; a member of The Alternative Board; and a member of the Women’s Enterprise Forum, an advisory group to the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Jennifer has earned the coveted industry designations of Certified Meeting Professional (CMP); Digital Event Strategist (DES) and is a graduate of The American University in Washington, D.C. as well as the TUCK-WBENC Executive Education program at Dartmouth. She is also an internationally best-selling author of Events Spark Change: A Guide to Designing Powerful and Engaging Events, which offers sage advice on how to build impactful events.

    Website: https://jdc-events.com
    Social Media Links:
    Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/jdc-events-llc
    Facebook: facebook.com/jdceventsllc
    Twitter: @jdcevents_llc
    Instagram: @Jdceventsllc

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  • Interest in Medicine Began with a Love of Biology

    Dr. Ora Pearlstein, MD, who leads Downtown Private Health along with her partner, Dr. Regina Janicik, a membership-model program focused on optimizing health care, providing primary care, and concierge medicine while fostering strong doctor-patient relationships joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Ora Pearlstein discuss the following:

    * Why don’t’ you start by telling us about how you became a physician and why you chose to focus on internal medicine and primary care?
    * What made you decide to transition to a concierge model? How did you see it benefiting you as a physician?
    * What do you see as the key benefits to Members of the concierge program? Have there been any particular benefits during the COVID pandemic?
    * How have your patients reacted to the change? How do you find that this model contributes to helping patients seek optimal health?
    * What would your best advice be for other doctors who are considering transitioning to a concierge model?


    Dr. Ora Pearlstein’s interest in medicine began with a love of biology while completing her Bachelor of Arts at Barnard College in New York, graduating Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, and receiving the Constance Von Wahl Award for Excellence in Biology. Dr. Pearlstein graduated from The University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1995, where she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. She completed her internship and residency in internal medicine at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, a hospital of Harvard Medical School. In residency, Dr. Pearlstein completed a Primary Care program and became board-certified in Internal Medicine in 1998.
    After completing her residency, Dr. Pearlstein joined the faculty at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University where she was an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine and served as the course director of the Introduction to Clinical Practice course for medical students. Dr. Pearlstein also worked as a clinician and educator at Long Island College Hospital, before joining Downtown Primary Care and the faculty at New York University Langone Medical Center, as an Assistant Clinical Professor in Internal Medicine.
    At Downtown Primary Care, Dr. Pearlstein enjoys being able to focus on her primary interest of patient-centered care and promoting wellness and a healthy lifestyle. She has been practicing medicine in New York for over 20 years and is recognized as a Castle Connolly Top Doctor, New York Super Doctor, and an Exceptional Woman in Medicine.

    Websites: ccphp.net/downtown-private-health | https://downtownmds.com

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  • Food & Beverage Magazine, the leading online magazine and resource in the industry

    Michael Politz, the Founder and Publisher of Food & Beverage Magazine, the leading online magazine and resource in the industry joins Enterprise Radio. Michael has developed and branded multiple celebrity bar and nightlife concepts, and has consulted for Fortune 500 Companies such as Hallmark and Safeway Foods.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Michael Politz discuss the following:

    You are an accomplished Author and publisher. First, tell us about your latest book, second, tell us about your Magazine?
    What has it been like to grow the magazine during this digital age?
    Tell us about what inspired you to get into the Food & Beverage Industry? Any mentors?
    How does Food & Beverage magazine differentiate itself?
    What is your advice to others wanting to launch publications?


    Michael Politz graduated with a business degree from the American University, he embraced the entrepreneurial spirit as a child along with a love for the hospitality industry. His first work experience in the food service industry was as a bus boy at a white tablecloth restaurant at the age of 14. As a teenager, Politz operated an ice cream truck business and developed it into an enterprise of frozen food distribution to a retail consumer base. Politz then moved into the floral distribution market as the founder of American Wholesale Floral, an international multi-unit chain of wholesale distributorships of fresh flowers and floral products. And for that at the age of 27, achieved Entrepreneur Magazine’s prestigious Top Forty Under 40.  Politz remains one of the youngest entrepreneurs to have received that honor. 
    Politz started Food & Beverage Magazine on the east coast as the go-to resource and food and beverage industry leader. He branched out to the west coast, settling in Las Vegas as his base during the restaurants boom of Vegas.  Food & Beverage Magazine now has over 12 million monthly readers.  His new book Guide to Restaurant Success published by Wiley Publishing sold out on Amazon the first day it launched.
    Politz has consulted for many Fortune 500 Companies, has placed chefs in 4-star restaurants and has established a number of high-profile casino projects. He was involved in the development of projects such as multi-million-dollar licensing deals and large Las Vegas entertainment deals. 
    Politz lives in Las Vegas with Kaiulani and their blended family Shelby, Julien, Amora and Jett and continues to seek new opportunities as well as share his knowledge and expertise in the hospitality industry that he loves so much.

    Website: www.fbMagazine.com
    Social Media Links:
    Linkedin: facebook.com/FoodAndBeverageMagazine
    Instagram: instagram.com/fbmagazine
    Twitter: twitter.com/FB101com

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  • The Story of U.S. Business Is the Story of Real Estate

    Richard Vague, who serves as Pennsylvania Banking and Securities Secretary and author of his new book An Illustrated Business History of the United States joins Enterprise Radio.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Richard Vague discuss the following:

    What has the role of government been in business through time?
    What has been the role of banks in business through time?
    People think financialization is a recent phenomenon it is not.
    How does real estate figure into U.S. history?
    Has anything fundamentally changed about business?
    What’s the future of business?


    Richard Vague serves as Pennsylvania Banking and Securities Secretary. Prior to his 2020 appointment, he was managing partner of Gabriel Investments and chair of The Governor’s Woods Foundation, a nonprofit philanthropic organization. Previously, he was co-founder, chairman and CEO of Energy Plus, an electricity and natural gas company. Vague was also co-founder and CEO of two banks and founder of the economic data service Tychos. His new book is An Illustrated Business History of the United States (University of Pennsylvania Press, May 21, 2021).

    Website: https://richardvague.com

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