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  • Tips to Make Work More Effective and Fulfilling, Both Now and in Normal Times

    Thalma E. Lobel, an internationally recognized psychologist and expert on human behavior and author of “Whatever Works: The Small Cues That Make a Surprising Difference in Our Success at Work—and How to Create a Happier Office” joins Enterprise Radio.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is working in conjunction with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Thalma E. Lobel discuss the following:

    * What inspired you to write this book?
    * How this book is different from other self-help books about work and success?
    * How can environmental factors like room temperature, light and windows influence our performance in ways that we might not be aware of?
    * What is the influence of nature on our performance and well being?
    * What is the influence of smartphones on our performance?
    * Many of us are working virtually now. Are there any special considerations that we need to make when applying the principles from the book to our work at home life?
    * What are the tips you can give that will help us in job interview or in negotiations, both face to face and virtual?


    Thalma E. Lobel is an internationally recognized psychologist and expert on human behavior. A former chair at the School of Psychological Sciences at Tel Aviv University and director of the Adler Center for Child Development and Psychotherapy, she has been a visiting professor at Harvard University and a visiting scholar at Tufts University, the University of California at San Diego, and New York University.
    Her previous book, Sensation: The New Science of Physical Intelligence, was published in 15 countries. Lobel is a sought after speaker who regularly keynotes events in top research institutions and corporations around the world. She has led workshops in banks, design firms, and more, and has been a repeat speaker at the world-renowned City of Idea help in Mexico with Nobel Prize winners, Oscar nominees, and best-selling authors. Her new book is Whatever Works: The Small Cues That Make a Surprising Difference in Our Success at Work—and How to Create a Happier Office (BenBella Books; July 2020).

    Website: www.thalmalobel.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: facebook.com/ThalmaLobel
    Twitter: twitter.com/ThalmaLobel

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  • Travis Hansen, a former NBA player turned entrepreneur

    Travis Hansen, former NBA player turned entrepreneur and currently the CEO of EddyHR, a technology company building HR software for small and mid-sized companies joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Travis Hansen discuss the following:

    * After a career in professional basketball, why did you decide to get into business?
    * As someone that now runs multiple businesses, talk about how you evaluate new opportunities?
    * The most recent company you’ve started is EddyHR. What made you want to start an HR software company?
    * What are some of the most important things you’ve learned while building a software company?
    * What advice would you give to aspiring entrepreneurs out there listening to this podcast?


    Travis Hansen was born and raised in Orem, Utah. He stayed in Utah through college, where he played basketball for Brigham Young University. Travis played three seasons for BYU and led his team to the NCAA tournament during his senior year. In 2003, Travis was drafted to the NBA, being taken in the second round by the Atlanta Hawks. After a year with the Hawks, Travis continued his playing career overseas, where he played for professional teams in both Spain and Russia. While playing in Russia in 2007, Travis and his wife LaRee founded a non-profit organization called Sunshine Heroes.
    After retiring from professional basketball, Travis returned to Utah with ambitions to dive into the world of business. In 2013 he launched a holding company, Tesani Companies, which invests in and launches companies that focus on technology, real estate, finance, and non-profit work. Travis’ most recent venture is EddyHR, an HR software company designed to help small and medium-sized businesses manage their people, payroll, and processes.
    Although much of Travis’ life has been devoted to business and basketball, his number one priority will always be his family. He and his wife LaRee are the proud parents of five children.


    Website: https://eddyhr.com
    Social Media Links:
    Instagram: @mrtravishansen
    Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/travis-hansen
    Twitter: @travishansen24

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  • Sensor Technology & Responsible Leadership in Tech

    Cecilia Harvey, CEO of Hyve Dynamics, a tech company that creates sensor technology solutions that are revolutionizing the standards for data harvesting across healthcare monitoring, aviation and motorsports joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Cecilia Harvey discuss the following:

    Can you tell us about Hyve Dynamics and your sensor technology is relevant now and in the future?
    The circumstances we’re in now with COVID-19 mean that many organisations are dealing with change and uncertainty – do you think the current situation has changed what people want to see from a leader?
    How can tech leaders take responsibility for increasing trust in a post-covid world?
    What does ‘good’ look like for tech culture going forward in terms of diversity and inclusiveness?
    What advice do you have on scaling a business?
    What is your top tip for those in the technology sector?


    Cecilia Harvey is the CEO of Hyve Dynamics. With over 20 years experience in finance and technology. Cecilia is an advocate for responsible technology leadership that seeks to inspire, elevate and disrupt global businesses and communities.
    Graduating from Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts, Cecilia was soon captivated by the energy of Wall Street and the lure of a career in banking. After working her way up in the banking industry, her roles have since included being the COO of Citigroup Markets and Securities Services Technology, and positions with Morgan Stanley, Barclays Capital and IBM.
    Cecilia’s recent achievements include being featured in Forbes Magazine in 2019 as a leading lady in technology, a 2018 We Are The City TechWomen 100 winner. Cecilia is also the founder and chair of Tech Women Today, a professional organisation focused on connecting and advancing women across various areas of technology.

    Website: www.hyvedynamics.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: facebook.com/imceciliaharvey
    Instagram: instagram.com/imceciliaharvey
    Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/ceciliaharveytech
    Twitter: twitter.com/ImCeciliaHarvey

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  • Skills everyone needs to work across cultures and the future of global work

    Kyle Hegarty, the Managing Director at Leadership Nomad, a training and consulting firm that helps teams improve how they communicate and grow into foreign markets even during an economic downturn joins Enterprise Radio.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is working in conjunction with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Kyle Hegarty discuss the following:

    * What is a seagull and how can people avoid becoming seagulls when they work with overseas colleagues?
    * What advice would you give to someone new to working with people from different markets around the globe?
    * Can you talk a bit more about the cross cultural data that exists and how it can help companies and people improve how they work across regions?
    * You work with a number of sales teams. How does sales get impacted by cross cultural differences?
    * With growing protectionism and borders turning people away (due to the virus, etc) are global teams going to be a thing of the past? What is the future of working globally?


    Kyle Hegarty, an expert on cross-cultural leadership who has been called “the Indiana Jones of International Business,” is the Managing Director of Leadership Nomad, a Division of TSL Marketing Singapore that was launched to help companies and teams evolve to face global communication and collaboration challenges. Leadership Nomad offers training and consulting services, as well as keynote addresses that focus on the skills and mindsets needed to help navigate across polarized and complex business environments.
    In his role as Asia-Pacific Managing Director at TSL Marketing, Kyle continues to help create new products and offerings, diversify channel sales partnerships, and grow and train his sales and operations teams across the globe. Kyle’s first book on cross-cultural communication, The Accidental Business Nomad: A Survival Guide for Working Across a Shrinking Planet, features real stories of companies going global and highlights the realities of doing business overseas in a post-globalization world.

    Website: www.leadershipnomad.com
    Social Media Links:
    Twitter: @leadershipnomad
    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/slapdragons

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  • Jamie Wright, an attorney at the intersection of the law, business, and politics

    Jamie Wright, a millennial lawyer and crisis communicator, based in Los Angeles, CA joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jamie Wright discuss the following:

    * In your bio, you state that you’re an attorney at the intersection of the law, business, and politics. Can you expand on what you mean by that?
    * Can you briefly talk about what you feel are the biggest concerns as it pertains to labor and employment?
    * What industries are you most focused on? Entertainment/Celebrity or corporate entities?
    * Additionally, I noticed you are actively involved in the Black Lives Matter movement…Can you tell us more about what you’re doing at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Doctor King’s Flagship organization?
    * Lastly, you’re the Founder and Director of the Dream Hands Foundation, tell us more about the organization and your involvement.


    Jamie E. Wright, Esq. is a highly sought-after millennial lawyer and crisis communicator in Los Angeles. Being at the intersection of the law, business, and politics, Wright has made a name for herself in legal and business circles as an expert in managing multidimensional businesses and clients with keen insight on the law and a forward thinking flare. No stranger to hard work and dedication, Wright is an attorney at a labor and employment law firm and she is a partner in Millennial Government Affairs (“MGA”).  As a partner, Wright focuses on providing MGA clients with savvy social media campaigns, crisis communication plans, and legally compliant strategies for political campaigns and corporate business clients. In addition to being a partner in MGA while the depth and breadth of her practice is huge, Jamie is a senior attorney in the area of labor and employment law and she focuses her attention on wage and hour litigation and contract disputes.
    Wright, who is licensed to practice law in the State of California, graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she worked for the mayoral campaign of the former Mayor of Berkeley, Tom Bates. Due to her commitment to the campaign and work ethic, Wright was appointed to the City of Berkeley, Peace and Justice Commission at age 19. For more on Jamie Wright ESQ click here.
    Website: https://jamiewrightesq.com

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  • How daylighting with Solatube International provides benefits at home and work

    Tim Deming, the marketing director at Solatube International, a worldwide leading marketer and manufacturer of tubular daylighting devices joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Tim Deming discuss the following:

    * What is daylighting exactly?
    * How does Solatube International provide daylighting solutions?
    * Is daylighting just for the home or the workplace, as well?
    * What are the benefits to daylighting?
    * As marketing director of Solatube, what is one of your biggest challenges?

    Tip: Incorporate daylighting into your home and workplace to help kill germs. Experiments conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security show most viruses can quickly be destroyed by sunlight.

    Tim Deming has a passion to grow companies to become world leaders in their categories. He is results-driven, sales driven, conversion driven and a marketing leader. Lead generation and sales conversions are in his DNA. Currently, Tim is the Director of Marketing at Solatube International and Solatube Home where he is known for marketing and sales innovations to drive leads and lead conversion. The results are profitability and growth.
    Over the past 12 years her has worked for the industry leading manufacturer and innovator, Solatube International. Is has earned acclaim around the globe for its unrivaled ability to transform interior spaces with the power of natural light through tubular daylighting devices. Today we ship to over 160 countries. Additionally, over 5 million homeowners, businesses, schools, department stores, grocery stores have improved their interior spaces with Solatube products. He is honored to be involved with an innovative and progressive company that builds and manufactures eco-friendly products in the United States. He is proud to contribute to the success of Solatube International.

    Website: www.solatube.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: facebook.com/SolatubeInternational
    Instagram: instagram.com/solatube_international

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  • Leslie Hoffman, Entrepreneur Pioneer in Sustainability and Cultivation
    Leslie Hoffman, Co-Founder at Asheville Hemp Project, a farm-based hemp company cultivating plants and making products to share the relaxing and focused-activity benefits of cannabis in a variety of forms joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Leslie Hoffman discuss the following:
    * Tell us about your start in sustainability? How did it come about? 
    * Where did you see an opportunity for you to go into business in agriculture and sustainability? 
    * How did you create Asheville Hemp Project? Tell us why Asheville, NC inspired you?
    * How has new hemp laws has helped cultivate new industries in Asheville?  
    * Your company launched a product line earlier this year. Can you tell us more? 
    * What business advice would you give others? 
    Leslie Hoffman is a pioneer in the field of sustainability. She holds a degree in architecture and design and worked as a carpenter and green builder for ten years before joining Earth Pledge Foundation as executive director (1994-2010). Hoffman spearheaded six core initiatives at Earth Pledge, including Green Roofs, Farm to Table, and Waste=Fuel, FutureFashion. 
    EP published six books on sustainability, and was named an Environmental Achiever by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its work to identify and promote innovative techniques and technologies that restore the balance between human and natural systems.
    Leslie lives on Shelter Island, NY and in Asheville, NC, and has been passionate about gardening and farming since 1979. Hoffman runs Asheville Hemp Project with her scientist partner Scott Brinkley on a 23-acre farm property outside of town.
    Activities in Cannabis
    Hoffman supported drug policy reform through philanthropy starting in 1995, after learning about the history of maligning Cannabis since the 1930’s. She was a partner in a hemp fashion company called IZM, 1996-1998, and managed an exit when Woody Harrelson bought all of their inventory. In 2015, Leslie purchased 23 acres of farmland outside of Asheville, NC, and later that year sold her Hawaii farm. She was one of the first participants in the NC Hemp Pilot Program, starting in 2017. Since 2015, Leslie has also been involved in a NJ vertically integrated medical marijuana business.
    Asheville Hemp Project (AHP)
    Asheville Hemp Project is a farm-based hemp company cultivating the plants and making products to share the relaxing and focused activity benefits of cannabis in a variety of forms. We use organic and regenerative farming practices, and modern manufacturing standards to deliver products that are safe, natural, and effective. On the farm, we are basically a low-tech operation, utilizing mostly hand labor and the traditional drying barns that remain from the golden age of tobacco in North Carolina. We aim to share the value of our careful and traditional approaches, and a connection to a natural lifestyle. We deliver on the expectations of today’s customers, using select quality hemp, the highest manufacturing standards, and safe and convenient packaging.
    The company tagline is “Take a Moment: Look Inward, Look Outward, Look Homeward.” Thomas Wolfe wrote Look Homeward, Angel about Asheville in 1929, and AHP has taken home to reference not only a safe physical place, but also a calm, restful, comfort that we all need. Hoffman is passionate about providing cannabis products that soothe and satisfy and provide an aid in these stressful times.
    Website: https://ashevillehempproject.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook:
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  • Harnessing Introvert Power in Your Organization

    Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD, author, Certified Speaking Professional, and one of the top global leadership speakers on introverts joins Enterprise Radio. Her new book is called: “Creating Introvert-Friendly Workplaces: How to Unleash Everyone’s Talent and Performance”.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is working in conjunction with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Jennifer B. Kahnweiler discuss the following:

    * What inspired you to write this current book, the 4th in your series on introverts at work?
    * What is the major difference between an introvert and extrovert?
    * You did new research for this book on how included and valued introverts feel in the workplace?. What were your key findings?
    * What were some of the most innovative practices you discovered?
    * What are the 2-3 most important steps leaders can take to get the best out of introverts?
    * Most of us hate meetings. How can we make sure we hear from introverts and not leave their contributions on the table?
    * You call the changes over the last decade part of the introvert revolution. Any predictions or hopes for the future in our workplaces?


    Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD, is an author, Certified Speaking Professional, and one of the top global leadership speakers on introverts. She helps organizations harness the power of introverts. Her new book is, Creating Introvert-Friendly Workplaces: How to Unleash Everyone’s Talent and Performance (BK Publishers, June 16, 2020). Watch a short video about it here. Her previous bestselling books include The Introverted Leader, Quiet Influence, and The Genius of Opposites. Her books have been translated into 18 languages. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fortune.

    Website: jenniferkahnweiler.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: facebook.com/jennifer.kahnweiler
    Twitter: @jennkahnweiler
    Instagram: @jenniferkahnweiler

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  • Key Concepts of Asset Protection

    Brian T. Bradley Esq., the Senior Managing Partner of Bradley Legal Corp., an Asset Protection Attorney for High Net Worth families and individuals, Entrepreneurs, Real Estate Investors and Ultra High Net Worth Families joins Enterprise Radio.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio in working in association with the Legal Corner.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Brian T. Bradley discuss the following:

    * What is Asset Protection?
    * What has changed in the legal system over the last 30 years to make asset protection so important?
    * What is the difference between a single member LLC and a multi-member LLC when it comes to asset protection?
    * What is it that you are really protecting? Is it gross value or net?
    * What is an asset protection trusts and whats the different between domestic and foreign trusts?


    Brian T. Bradley, Esq. is a leading Educator and nationally recognized Asset Protection Attorney for High Risk Professionals, Entrepreneurs, Real Estate Investors and Ultra High Net Worth Families. Brian’s goal is to give you peace of mind knowing your assets are safe.
    Brian was selected to the Best Attorneys of America List 2020, Lawyers of Distinction List 3 years in a row 2018 through 2020, Super Lawyers Rising Star List 2015,nominated to Americas Top 100 High Stake Litigators List. He also writes and teaches on High-End Asset Protection. Brian has been a featured guest on numerous Investing, Real Estate, Cashflow, Finance and Coaching shows. 

    Website: www.btblegal.com

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  • What Sectors Start-ups Should be Targeting in the New Normal

    Dr. Indranil Ghosh, an MIT-trained scientist, investor, entrepreneur, and advisor to governments around the world again joins Enterprise Radio. He is the author of the book Powering Prosperity: A Citizen’s Guide to Shaping the 21st Century.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Indranil Ghosh discuss the following:

    Can you discuss the importance of supporting small enterprise and growth ventures in the post-covid economic recovery?
    Your book, “Powering Prosperity” is a citizen’s guide to shaping the 21st century. Can you explain some of the key steps you outline?
    What sectors should start-ups be targeting in the new normal?
    Why is there a gap in funding for minority-owned businesses and what is being done about it going forward?
    Can you discuss the launch of a new initiative to address this critical issue?


    Dr. Ghosh is the CEO and Founder of Tiger Hill Capital and author of the book Powering Prosperity: A Citizen’s Guide to Shaping the 21st Century. He is based in London and leads the firm’s research and investment activities as well as spearheading the Healthcare platform. Dr. Ghosh is a well-known figure in the investment community and manages Tiger Hill’s relationships with sovereign investors and large private business groups.
    Prior to Tiger Hill Capital, Dr. Ghosh was the Head of Strategy and Macroeconomics at Mubadala, a $60Bn direct investment company of the Abu Dhabi government. He was responsible for portfolio strategy, incubation of new investment areas, and corporate business development. Earlier in his investment career, Dr. Ghosh was a Senior Investment Advisor at Bridgewater Associates (Westport, US), the largest Global Macro hedge fund in the world with over $100Bn assets under management. Dr. Ghosh began his career at McKinsey and Company where he was an Associate Partner in the New York Office and advised numerous healthcare, financial services and private equity clients.
    Dr. Ghosh holds a PhD and MSCEP in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a M.Eng. and MA in Natural Sciences from Trinity College, Cambridge University.

    Website: tigerhillcapital.com/powering-prosperity

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