Enterprise Podcast Network

Susan Greeley, MS, RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist of more than 20 years who has focused in the areas of disease prevention, lifestyle change, weight management, integrative nutrition, and culinary medicine joins Enterprise Fit Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Susan Greeley discuss the following:

* What is “lifestyle medicine” and how do you and your organization fit into it?* What does your work entail as far as wellness service offerings?* How does it benefit patients and physicians? * What is the goal of wellness programs and health coaching? * So, those are the goals of wellness programs and health coaching… what kind of results have concierge members who participate in the wellness programs seen?

Susan Greeley is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) of more than 20 years and a graduate of the Tufts University Masters in Nutrition Communication program. During those 20 years, Susan has focused in the areas of disease prevention, lifestyle change, weight management, integrative nutrition, and culinary medicine.

Susan brings a wealth of experience to CCPHP including (recently) serving as Nutrition Consultant to the Executive Health Program at Atlantic Health System in Morristown, NJ. Susan has also authored a diet/cookbook entitled “Cooking with Trader Joe’s: Lighten Up!”

Lastly, Susan is the creator of, and talent for two television cooking series: “Lighten Up with Susan Greeley” and “Simply Healthy.”

Website: www.ccphp.net

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/castleconnollyprivatehealthpartnersTwitter: @ccphpllc

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Pierre Bi, CEO of aeris that brings a machine with the cleanest and most powerful airflow to market joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Pierre Bi discuss the following:

* Why is aeris a must have product for consumers in the US?* How does aeris leverage the latest technology to give the company a competitive edge?* The company recently announced a partnership with QVC, signaling the company’s expansion into the US. Why did you choose QVC?* What else can we look forward to this year from aeris?

After a trip to the notoriously polluted Beijing from Switzerland, aeris CEO Pierre Bi and COO Constantin Overlack discovered a need for powerful in-home air purifiers. They spent three years researching and studying solutions during their time at MIT and ETH Zurich.

Together, with the award-winning industrial designer Etienne Bougeot, they reengineered filter materials and iterated hundreds of designs to bring a machine with the cleanest and most powerful airflow to market.  aeris launched its first purifier in China in 2017, which instantly became a hit because it was one of the few purifiers capable of effectively dealing with China’s heavy pollution. Customers reported relief from respiratory problems and that they were feeling more energized than they had in years.  Global health issues related to air quality soon became aeris’ number one priority.  By 2018, aeris had expanded into Vietnam, South Korea, Taiwan, France, and Mexico; and, in 2019, the company expanded further to open a second office in New York.  Today the company boasts four different products to provide solutions that best fit each customer’s needs and budget, which are available on the company’s website, Amazon, and most recently, QVC.

Website: https://aerishealth.com

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/aerishealthTwitter: @Aeris_Health

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Susan Sheehan, an International Speaker, Best Selling Published Author, Professional Performance Coach and Managing Partner of SMARTCOACH7, a company that are authorities on personal development and financial growth for individuals, SME’s and organisations joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Susan Sheehan discuss the following:

* Why do you say BELIEF is the NUMBER ONE key for change? * Why do you need to train your brain daily? * What are some ways to train your brain?* How does brain training manage or stop depression and anxiety? * What do you mean when you say “fear may not be your fault’ ? 

Summary: The BRAIN is the bridge to your success and your MIND is the vehicle that takes you there. 

Susan is an International Speaker, Professional Performance Coach, Best Selling Published Author, Managing Partner of SMARTCOACH7 and Mum.  She started her career as a Personal Trainer and is New York trained Pilates Instructor.  Susan has worked and studied in NZ, Australia and USA. Applying the steely focus, she has become known for Susan is passionate about sharing her knowledge and experience to help others live healthy rich lives.   

Susan is a rape and DV survivor, buried a daughter and raised a son with an intellectual disability.  She was raised in New Zealand, lives on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, has studied personal and business development personally with leaders in the industry and has had businesses in Australia and United States.  She says that the one message that she wants to share is “success is the process of continually growing and improving oneself, it starts with overcoming doubts, fears, anxiety and procrastination and as a result of quality thinking and intended action.  It can all be learned. 

Website: https://meetsusansheehan.com/speaker

Social Media Links: Facebook: https://facebook.com/susansheehanspeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/susansheehan77

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Ellysia Applewhite, Senior Interior Designer at Spacejoy that offers an easy way to design and redesign your home joins Enterprise Radio. 

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ellysia Applewhite discuss the following:

* Tell us about Spacejoy and what you do* Who is Spacejoy for?  * What does design in 3D mean? There are interior designers and then there is 3D tech how do they work in unison?* How do your designers come up with ideas to match the vision of a client? * Tell us about your pricing structure? What’s a design fee and is this different from the furniture budget?

Ellysia Applewhite graduated from Curtin University of Technology in Western Australia with a Bachelor in Interior Architecture. Since then she moved from Australia and presently resides in California. She has predominantly worked as an interior designer in home furnishings where she has assisted clients in envisioning their interior through the use of 3D programs. Ellysia has hosted a number of Design Workshops and have worked on several freelance projects where she has incorporated an eclectic mix of vintage and modern pieces as well as adding elements from global inspirations. 

Website: www.spacejoy.com

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/spacejoyappTwitter: twitter.com/Spacejoyapp Instagram: instagram.com/spacejoyapp

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Bronwen Sciortino, International Author, Speaker & Simplicity Expert again joins Enterprise Radio. Bronwen spends every day teaching people there’s a very different way to live – proving that you can reduce stress, beat burnout and still live a highly successful life.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Bronwen Sciortino discuss the following:

* Is life really more stressful now – or are we seeing a generation of people who are just less resilient coming into the business world?* What are the common myths of stress?* What is stress and burnout actually costing business?* What happens if organisations do nothing about this and simply get on with ‘business as usual?’* Whose responsibility is it to manage stress levels?* What is one thing that the leaders of an organisation can do to minimise the impact of stress and burnout to their bottom line?

Bronwen Sciortino is an internationally renowned Author, Simplicity Expert and Professional Speaker who spent almost two decades as a high-powered, award winning executive before experiencing a life-changing event that forced her to stop and ask the question “What if there’s a better way to live?”

Bronwen spends every day teaching people there are other ways to live so they can reduce stress, build resilience and easily make changes in their everyday lives – building to a more meaningful life and improved mental and physical health and wellbeing.

Having published her books ‘Keep It Super Simple’ and ‘The Economy of Enough’, Bronwen is sought to blog regularly for global platforms, and has been featured in ‘The Book of Amazing People’, ‘Reboot Your Life – Phoenix Edition’, and ‘Successful Women in Business – Winners Edition’. She is regularly invited as a guest interviewee on blogs, podcasts, radio, Facebook Live, YouTube and member sites situated throughout the world.

Bronwen works with people globally through corporate programs, conference platforms, retreats, professional mentoring and in the online environment. She shares her secrets to success and inspires individuals to simplify their lives and embrace the concept of an economy of enough.

Website: bronwensciortino.com Resource: FREE eMail Series

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/bronwensciortinoauthor Instagram:@bronwensciortino_author LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bronwensciortino

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Dr. Tim Baker who was voted one of the 50 Most Talented Global Training & Development Leaders by the World HRD Congress and an expert in teams and leadership and author of his latest Winning Teams again joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Tim Baker discuss the following:

* Teams typically have lots of internal discussions, but discussions with stakeholders only really occur when things aren’t working well or there is a misunderstanding or problem. What is your comment?* What is the core challenge for teams in managing stakeholders?* Why don’t teams spend enough time working on stakeholder relationships?* What suggestions do you have for team leaders wanting to improve communication with their stakeholders? * What’s one tip you’d like to leave team leaders to improve stakeholder relations?

Dr. Tim Baker is a specialist in organisational performance. He has a successful track record in transforming organisational capability through change programs and leadership capability development for 18 years. Organisational effectiveness is Tim’s forte. He is a disruptive thinker, willing to challenge conventional HR practices and come up with practical, innovative solutions to real-world problems.

Tim has conducted major consulting assignments from Saudi Arabia to Singapore. His clients range from police departments to symphony orchestra, and every industry in between.

Tim’s point-of-difference is to turn rigorous theoretic perspectives into practical workable solutions.

In 2013, Tim was voted one of the 50 Most Talented Global Training & Development Leaders by the World HRD Congress.He is author of nine books, including his latest: “Winning Teams: Apply the All Black’s Formula to Your Team.”

In a nutshell, Tim has conducted over 2,430 seminars, workshops, keynote addresses and coaching programs to over 45,000 people in 11 countries across 21 industry groups.

Website: www.winnersatwork.com.au

Social Media Links: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/winnersatwork Facebook: www.facebook.com/winnersatworkptyltd Twitter: @winnersatwork Instagram: instagram.com/winnersatwork

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Joe Dickerson, Founder and CEO at Financial Forensic Services, a domestic and international judgment enforcement firm that conducts financial forensic research worldwide joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Legal Corner.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Joe Dickerson discuss the following:

* What makes you a leading expert on judgment enforcement? * How did you get into the business?  * Why are 80% of the civil judgments in the U.S. never collected/enforced?   * Why does this fraud business continue to be such a lucrative industry?  * Why are you willing to share your knowledge and your processes with others? 

Joe H. Dickerson, CFE is a financial forensic authority. He is the Founder and CEO of Financial Forensic Services, LLC and has more than 50 years of experience in financial investigation, forensic research and judgment enforcement. He’s trained hundreds of law enforcement professionals and has helped recover multiple millions of dollars.

During his illustrious and still active career, he has trained members of the FBI, DEA, Secret Service, IRS, U.S. Attorney’s office, and various law enforcement agencies and bar associations.

Website: financialforensicservices.com 

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Neal Bloom, the Founder of Fresh Brewed Tech, Chairman of Startup San Diego, and Managing Partner of Rising Tide Partners and again joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Neal Bloom discuss the following:

* Remind our listeners on how you first got started in the tech industry and what compelled you to find Fresh Brewed Tech? * What is the mission of Fresh Brewed Tech and what content do you mainly share on the site? * As being one of San Diego 500 influential business leaders, do you feel the San Diego region is still growing technology wise from when we last talked?* In one of your latest articles you noted that San Diego is a good place to invest business in. Can you talk more about that. Why do you believe it is a good place to invest or start a business? * Do you work with other municipalities or how does your work stem beyond San Diego? * What are some pieces of advice do you have for our listeners if they are just starting a business? * For those that are looking to be an angel investor, what are some steps to becoming one or what steps did you take? * What is next for Fresh Brewed Tech? How do you see the site evolving a year from now? * You also interview a lot of interesting businesses on Tacos & Tech. Tell us about a unique entrepreneur you recently interviewed and why you felt they were interesting. * If entrepreneurs want to work with you or be interviewed on the show, where can they go for more information? 

Neal Bloom is Founder, Fresh Brewed Tech; Chairman, Startup San Diego; and Managing Partner, Rising Tide Partners.

Through his grassroots effort in multiple organizations, Neal Bloom has helped build an entrepreneur-focused community that helps entrepreneurs and companies grow and succeed in San Diego. Bloom co-founded local nonprofit Startup San Diego and has helped grow San Diego Startup Week, which over the last seven years, has helped inspire thousands of local San Diegans in building confidence in taking the     leap to become an entrepreneur. He is an investor and serves as a mentor to countless young entrepreneurs and is actively engaged in growing and promoting San Diego’s thriving tech ecosystem. Bloom is dedicated to the success of the region and because of his tireless tech evangelism, some people have even given him the nickname, “Mr. San Diego.” 

Bloom also co-founded San Diego software company Portfolium (acquired in 2019) to help new college grads promote themselves; launched Hired.com to attract tech talent to the San Diego region; and also created a venture capital podcast (Tacos & Tech), and a newsletter and tech blog (Fresh Brewed Tech) to continue to bring venture capital and businesses to San Diego, elevating the community as a top 10 tech and startup hub.  From his success in helping to build the San Diego tech ecosystem, Bloom has also been helping other startup communities around the world adopt aspects of the ecosystem ‘playbook ‘- the e...

Joe Frost, a self-proclaimed iDea guy and action hero, focused on building the perfect practice for CMOs to deliver unbiased marketing expertise to all yorCMO clients joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Joe Frost discuss the following:

* Tell us about why you started yorCMO, and what problems you were solving?* What is a fractional CMO and what is fractional marketing? * How do you differ from a marketing consultant, freelancer or agency?* What marketing problems do you see most businesses have? How do you solve those problems?* What can business owners need to know about marketing to do a better job themselves?* What are the top 3 things you do as a fractional CMO that provide the most value.

I’m Joseph Frost. Founder of yorCMO, Chief Marketing Officer, Professor, Facilitator and iDea Guy.

By day, iDea Guy and professional coffee drinker; by night, forced to watch shows like #thevoice with my wife and 4 children. I co-founded yorCMO to solve a problem many business owners face – marketing! It isn’t driving sales, it’s not strategic, and it’s an experimental expense not an investment.

I also founded Frost Media Group as a video solutions and creative strategy company in Omaha and Kansas City. Our team continues to solve nonprofit fundraising and awareness challenges with video and integrated marketing campaigns. We also work with a variety of businesses seeking a video partner and connectedTV.

I teach entrepreneurship and marketing for Midland University. My formal education consists of an MBA from the University of Kansas and a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Tulsa.

My previous experience included almost 10 years in Mortgage Financing as founder of Homesmartz. I developed it into a regional mortgage brokerage company.

Website: https://yorcmo.com

Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Yorcmo Twitter: @yorCMO

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Ray Clopton, President and CEO of Smart Transaction Systems (STS), a leading provider of innovative technology and accessible solutions for small businesses joins Enterprise Radio to discuss customer loyalty.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ray Clopton discuss the following:

* What is Wilbur and what makes it different than the other loyalty programs out there?* Why is Wilbur the ideal option for small business owners?* What makes Wilbur effective for increasing customer loyalty?* Data privacy is a huge concern among consumers these days. What kind of data does Wilbur collect from customers and how is that data used?* What’s new in the world of customer loyalty programs?* ”What trends are you seeing in customer loyalty programs? Anything new on the horizon in the year ahead?

As President and CEO of Smart Transaction Systems (STS), a leading provider of innovative technology and accessible solutions for small businesses, Ray Clopton is as devoted to building the small businesses his company serves as he is to the success of his own organization. 

Clopton is a firm believer that every business should benefit every customer it serves, whether directly or indirectly, and his goal is to ensure each solution STS offers is easily understood, convenient and reliable.

His commitment to this mission led to the company’s latest big-business solution for small businesses: Wilbur, an ultra-simple, privacy-friendly loyalty rewards program built on 20 years of insights. Since its launch in 2018, the program has flown in the face of contemporary trends toward data collection and instead refuses to collect any customer data beyond a first name and phone number.

In April 2019, Wilbur sponsored a survey conducted by The Harris Poll regarding consumer sentiment regarding customer loyalty programs, the results of which were publicized in multiple niche media outlets including Retail Wire, Convenience Store Products, Loyalty 360, Customer Think, Specialty Food, Grocery Dive, and Pizza Magazine Quarterly.

Clopton is a leading payments industry and technology expert with more than 25 years of experience who has been a featured speaker at conferences and trade shows throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Prior to founding STS in 1998, he founded Clopton & Associates, a consulting firm that specialized in helping companies in the bankcard, healthcare and telecommunications industries bring new products to market. The firm’s clients included Visa, VeriFone and Merchant Link.

Today STS serves more than 11,000 merchants, providing them with access to technology, loyalty programs and distribution channels that help grow their businesses. As a result, STS simultaneously supports the local economies and communities in which each small business is located.  

One of the company’s highly successful distribution channels is LocalGiftCards.com, a division of STS that makes it easy for customers to purchase email, mobile and physical gift cards from small businesses online. The division also enables merchants to sell gift cards on their websites and Facebook pages.