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Debi Ronca, President of Sequoia Coaching, a service that coaches people to higher heights, rooted in strength and clarity and author of “The Family Letter: How to Intentionally Develop a Culture of Honor, Encouragement & Value with Your Loved Ones” joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Debi Ronca discuss the following:

* Why did you write the family letter?

* How do you start a family letter, when is a good time to start and what are legacy letters?

* How can letters can be a catalyst for accomplishing forgiveness?

* The last letter, how can it bring comfort to those left behind?

* Besides the family, who else would benefit from receiving a letter?

Debi Ronca is President of Sequoia Coaching, a certified life coach, speaker and DISC Profile Trainer with The John Maxwell team. Ronca is also the author of The Family Letter: How to Intentionally Develop a Culture of Honor, Encouragement & Value with Your Loved Ones, an international best seller in nine relationship and parenting categories in six countries.

Website: debironca.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/authordebironca

Twitter: twitter.com/AuthorDebiRonca

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/debironca

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Debi Ronca, President of Sequoia Coaching, a service that coaches people to higher heights, rooted in strength and clarity and author of “The Family Letter: How to Intentionally Develop a Culture of Honor, Encouragement & Value with Your Loved Ones” joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Debi Ronca discuss the following:

* Why did you write the family letter?

* How do you start a family letter, when is a good time to start and what are legacy letters?

* How can letters can be a catalyst for accomplishing forgiveness?

* The last letter, how can it bring comfort to those left behind?

* Besides the family, who else would benefit from receiving a letter?

Debi Ronca is President of Sequoia Coaching, a certified life coach, speaker and DISC Profile Trainer with The John Maxwell team. Ronca is also the author of The Family Letter: How to Intentionally Develop a Culture of Honor, Encouragement & Value with Your Loved Ones, an international best seller in nine relationship and parenting categories in six countries.

Website: debironca.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/authordebironca

Twitter: twitter.com/AuthorDebiRonca

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/debironca

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Scott Mitchell, the Chairman of OCEG, a global nonprofit charity with over 95,000 members joins Enterprise Radio. This community creates authoritative resources for achieving Principled Performance by integrating corporate governance with performance, risk and compliance management processes.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Scott Mitchell discuss the following:

* Describe OCEG and the history behind how it first was formed? 

* What is GRC? 

* What is principled performance and how can businesses benefit from it? 

* Tell us about the 10 universal outcomes of principled performance? 

* How has coronavirus forced business to reassess their workplace policies around remote flexible work? 

* How is OCEG responding to shifting workplace dynamics? 

* What type of organization could benefit from OCEG? 

* How do businesses know if OCEG is the right fit for them?

Scott Mitchell is the Chairman of OCEG (www.oceg.org) a global nonprofit charity with over 95,000 members. This community creates authoritative resources for achieving Principled Performance by integrating corporate governance with performance, risk and compliance management processes.

Scott also serves on nonprofit boards of Mensa (education), the Woodson Center (fight against poverty) and Walk with a Doc (heath and wellness).

A technologist at heart, he founded his first software company in 1997 based on two of his patents. He more recently co-founded and serves on the boards of LoopLogic and Grayframe Technology. Scott has been featured in the Wall Street Journal and Institutional Investor as a business leader. He has been recognized for his work in corporate governance by the NACD, Directorship, Compliance Week, Business Finance, and Treasury & Risk magazines.

He is an angel investor with exits to NCSOFT, DHX Media, SkillSoft, and RSA/Dell. Scott started his career at the Small Business Administration and Andersen Consulting while attending Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

Website: www.oceg.org

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/OCEG360

Twitter: twitter.com/oceg

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/oceg

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Scott Mitchell, the Chairman of OCEG, a global nonprofit charity with over 95,000 members joins Enterprise Radio. This community creates authoritative resources for achieving Principled Performance by integrating corporate governance with performance, risk and compliance management processes.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Scott Mitchell discuss the following:

* Describe OCEG and the history behind how it first was formed? 

* What is GRC? 

* What is principled performance and how can businesses benefit from it? 

* Tell us about the 10 universal outcomes of principled performance? 

* How has coronavirus forced business to reassess their workplace policies around remote flexible work? 

* How is OCEG responding to shifting workplace dynamics? 

* What type of organization could benefit from OCEG? 

* How do businesses know if OCEG is the right fit for them?

Scott Mitchell is the Chairman of OCEG (www.oceg.org) a global nonprofit charity with over 95,000 members. This community creates authoritative resources for achieving Principled Performance by integrating corporate governance with performance, risk and compliance management processes.

Scott also serves on nonprofit boards of Mensa (education), the Woodson Center (fight against poverty) and Walk with a Doc (heath and wellness).

A technologist at heart, he founded his first software company in 1997 based on two of his patents. He more recently co-founded and serves on the boards of LoopLogic and Grayframe Technology. Scott has been featured in the Wall Street Journal and Institutional Investor as a business leader. He has been recognized for his work in corporate governance by the NACD, Directorship, Compliance Week, Business Finance, and Treasury & Risk magazines.

He is an angel investor with exits to NCSOFT, DHX Media, SkillSoft, and RSA/Dell. Scott started his career at the Small Business Administration and Andersen Consulting while attending Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

Website: www.oceg.org

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/OCEG360

Twitter: twitter.com/oceg

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/oceg

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Noel Carroll, Chief Executive Officer of Biofriendly Corporation and passionate about the environment by widening the focus of the company from its flagship product (Green Plus® fuel enhancer) to a broader organization that educates, invests in and promotes a greener planet joins the Green Business Podcast.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Noel Carroll discuss the following:

* What is Biofriendly?

* As CEO of a green fuel company, what are some of the biggest road bumps you’ve encountered that you weren’t expecting?

* What makes Biofriendly stand out within the green community?

* Where do you see the fuel industry going in the next 5-10 years?

* What is next for Biofriendly?

As Chief Executive Officer of Biofriendly Corporation, Noel Carroll focuses on modernizing the company and pushing it toward a leadership role in the environmental space. Carroll has been involved with Biofriendly, in various capacities, since 2002 and took the helm of the business in March of 2018.

The son of Australian immigrants, Carroll spent some of his childhood in Melbourne, but grew up in Pasadena, CA. Carroll was recruited to run the company by his brother, fellow environmentalist Michael Carroll, who is responsible for the company’s technology. Noel was excited about the opportunity to tackle real issues for the betterment of the world. He brings to the table a fresh point of view and an open mind focused on solving problems that will both make a difference and actually work.

Passionate about the environment, Carroll is widening the focus of the company from its flagship product (Green Plus® fuel enhancer) to a broader organization that educates, invests in and promotes a greener planet.

Websites: https://biofriendly.com | https://biofriendlyplanet.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/biofriendlyplanet

Twitter: twitter.com/biofriendlyblog

Instagram: instagram.com/biofriendlyplanet

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Noel Carroll, Chief Executive Officer of Biofriendly Corporation and passionate about the environment by widening the focus of the company from its flagship product (Green Plus® fuel enhancer) to a broader organization that educates, invests in and promotes a greener planet joins the Green Business Podcast.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Noel Carroll discuss the following:

* What is Biofriendly?

* As CEO of a green fuel company, what are some of the biggest road bumps you’ve encountered that you weren’t expecting?

* What makes Biofriendly stand out within the green community?

* Where do you see the fuel industry going in the next 5-10 years?

* What is next for Biofriendly?

As Chief Executive Officer of Biofriendly Corporation, Noel Carroll focuses on modernizing the company and pushing it toward a leadership role in the environmental space. Carroll has been involved with Biofriendly, in various capacities, since 2002 and took the helm of the business in March of 2018.

The son of Australian immigrants, Carroll spent some of his childhood in Melbourne, but grew up in Pasadena, CA. Carroll was recruited to run the company by his brother, fellow environmentalist Michael Carroll, who is responsible for the company’s technology. Noel was excited about the opportunity to tackle real issues for the betterment of the world. He brings to the table a fresh point of view and an open mind focused on solving problems that will both make a difference and actually work.

Passionate about the environment, Carroll is widening the focus of the company from its flagship product (Green Plus® fuel enhancer) to a broader organization that educates, invests in and promotes a greener planet.

Websites: https://biofriendly.com | https://biofriendlyplanet.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/biofriendlyplanet

Twitter: twitter.com/biofriendlyblog

Instagram: instagram.com/biofriendlyplanet

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Lee Featherby, Chief Executive Officer at PowerfulPoints, a visual communication specialist company which creates presentations, videos, motion graphics and other digital media to help their customers deliver effective, concise, targeted messaging joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Lee Featherby discuss the following:

* What are the key factors which make a good, effective presentation?

* What are the most obvious differences between a good, effective presentation, and one which won’t effectively engage an audience?

* What have you found are the most effective methods or techniques people need to employ when giving a presentation?

* What are some of the common mistakes people make when presenting their ideas to groups?

* How easy is it for them to fix these errors, and what can they do?

Lee Featherby is the Chief Executive Officer of PowerfulPoints. Having been perfecting the art of presentation for more than 30 years, he formed PowerfulPoints to address the growing need among organisations to improve their presentations and meet the changing needs of their audiences. Since forming the company, he has worked with some of the world’s most prestigious organisations, including McDonald’s, BHP, MasterCard, Coca-Cola and AMP.

Website: https://powerfulpoints.com.au

Social Media Links:

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/powerfulpoints

Twitter: twitter.com/mrpresentations

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Lee Featherby, Chief Executive Officer at PowerfulPoints, a visual communication specialist company which creates presentations, videos, motion graphics and other digital media to help their customers deliver effective, concise, targeted messaging joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Lee Featherby discuss the following:

* What are the key factors which make a good, effective presentation?

* What are the most obvious differences between a good, effective presentation, and one which won’t effectively engage an audience?

* What have you found are the most effective methods or techniques people need to employ when giving a presentation?

* What are some of the common mistakes people make when presenting their ideas to groups?

* How easy is it for them to fix these errors, and what can they do?

Lee Featherby is the Chief Executive Officer of PowerfulPoints. Having been perfecting the art of presentation for more than 30 years, he formed PowerfulPoints to address the growing need among organisations to improve their presentations and meet the changing needs of their audiences. Since forming the company, he has worked with some of the world’s most prestigious organisations, including McDonald’s, BHP, MasterCard, Coca-Cola and AMP.

Website: https://powerfulpoints.com.au

Social Media Links:

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/powerfulpoints

Twitter: twitter.com/mrpresentations

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Alexander Weindling, Founder of Great Heights — a direct to consumer lab-grown diamond company on a mission to hold the diamond industry to a higher standard joins eCommerce Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Alexander Weindling discuss the following:

* Where did you get the inspiration to create Great Heights?

* How important is it to you to represent a brand that’s so inclusive?

* How has the diamond industry changed over the past decade?

* How has the buyer persona shifted (baby boomers vs millennials)? 

* Where do you think the industry will be in another 10 years?

Alexander Weindling is the President and or Founder of five jewelry companies, and orchestrated the sale and monetization of three of them. Two others remain leaders in the jewelry space with wholesale revenues beyond $100m. Significant experience as President of North America and GlobalManaging Director of Jewelry for Georg Jensen, the heritage brand of Denmark and its royal family.

Alex is an Honors graduate of Brown University, a longstanding member of the 24kt Club, YPO, a former board member of Jewelers for Children and advisor to numerous investment firms and private equity funds.

Website: https://greatheights.com | https://cleanorigin.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/greatheights

Twitter: twitter.com/grthts

Instagram: instagram.com/greatheights

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Alexander Weindling, Founder of Great Heights — a direct to consumer lab-grown diamond company on a mission to hold the diamond industry to a higher standard joins eCommerce Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Alexander Weindling discuss the following:

* Where did you get the inspiration to create Great Heights?

* How important is it to you to represent a brand that’s so inclusive?

* How has the diamond industry changed over the past decade?

* How has the buyer persona shifted (baby boomers vs millennials)? 

* Where do you think the industry will be in another 10 years?

Alexander Weindling is the President and or Founder of five jewelry companies, and orchestrated the sale and monetization of three of them. Two others remain leaders in the jewelry space with wholesale revenues beyond $100m. Significant experience as President of North America and GlobalManaging Director of Jewelry for Georg Jensen, the heritage brand of Denmark and its royal family.

Alex is an Honors graduate of Brown University, a longstanding member of the 24kt Club, YPO, a former board member of Jewelers for Children and advisor to numerous investment firms and private equity funds.

Website: https://greatheights.com | https://cleanorigin.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: facebook.com/greatheights

Twitter: twitter.com/grthts

Instagram: instagram.com/greatheights

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