Enterprise Podcast Network

Michael Graham, the Founder and CEO of Epilogue Systems, an award-winning digital adoption solutions firm dedicated to redefining workplace productivity in the enterprise joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Michael Graham discuss the following:

* What is Epilogue Systems and why did you start your company?* What kind of businesses would benefit from your company’s solutions?* What’s the difference between the Smart Documentation software and the Opus software?* How can HR adapt to the era of digital transformation? * What does the future look like for Epilogue Systems?

Michael Graham is the founder and CEO of Epilogue Systems, a company dedicated to redefining workforce productivity and delivering enablement intelligence to organizations through its cloud-based productivity acceleration platform, Opus. Opus complements the digital workplace by offering employees embedded contextual guidance in the flow of work and providing companies with deep utilization insights into workforce and application effectiveness. Mike brings over 25 years of operating experience in emerging and large companies, serving as CEO, COO, and CFO, in both public and private environments.

Website: epiloguesystems.com

Social Media Links:Facebook: facebook.com/EpilogueSystemsTwitter: @EpilogueSystems

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Trivinia Barber, Executive Strategist, Virtual Teams Expert, and Founder and CEO of Priority VA that helps small business owners and thought leaders build a team they can trust joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Trivinia Barber discuss the following:

* What can an entrepreneur do to build momentum within their business?* Are their specific roles Virtual Assistants can fill in an organization?* What is one of the first things an entrepreneur should delegate?* You often say to outsource outcomes, not tasks. What does that mean? * How can a leader prepare to outsource outcomes in their business?  

Trivinia Barber is a real-world business development pro who helps entrepreneurs scale their business, sharpen their leadership, and build great teams.

In 2013, she founded Priority VA, one of the world’s leading virtual staffing agencies, because most businesses operate at the expense of the owner’s sanity. The answer? Build teams you can trust.

Trivinia and Priority VA have provided Executive Virtual Assistant Support to some most influential thought leaders and entrepreneurs including Amy Porterfield, Michael Hyatt, Ray Edwards, Mike Kim, Gary Nealon, Lauren Pawell, and Todd Herman. Her clients also include numerous small to mid-size businesses, as well as high growth corporations.

The key to Trivinia’s expertise is her proprietary framework The Momentum Method™, which helps businesses navigate the interplay between their products, people, and processes to achieve greater growth and more efficiency.

An in-demand speaker, Trivinia has shared her expertise at numerous events around the US and abroad, including Amy Porterfield’s B-School Experience, Puerto Rico Masterminds, Influence & Impact, 90 Day Year Live, and Mastermind Talks, an exclusive entrepreneurial community curated by Jayson Gaignard.

Trivinia has been a featured guest on over 40 top-ranked business podcasts including Screw the Nine to Five, Entrepreneur on Fire, and The Daily Grind with Colin Morgan. She also hosts her own top-ranked podcast, Diary Of A Doer.

Trivinia lives with her husband, daughters, and two dogs on the outskirts of Savannah, Georgia where traffic stops for snakes in the road and the occasional art parade. When she’s not working or traveling, you can find her 90ft underwater on her latest wreck scuba dive.

Website: www.priorityva.com Freebie: priorityva.com/epn

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/priorityvaInstagram: @trivinia

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Roland Siebelink, tech industry veteran and author of Scaling Silicon Valley Style joins Enterprise Radio. Roland is now heading up his own company advising and coaching founders of tech startup and scaleup companies around the world and has plenty of stories from his experiences working in major startup to scaleup companies. 

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Roland Siebelink discuss the following:

* What excites you about working with tech startup and scaleup founders?* What are the top 3 things you know to be true about companies going through major growth and scaleup?* What things should a company have in place when it’s preparing for a major scale up? * How can startup’s keep their culture and roots while still adapting to the changing business needs?* After all the expanding and scaling up starts to settle, what is your advice for keeping the company healthy and becoming more successful?

Tech industry veteran, Roland Siebelink is now heading up his own company advising and coaching founders of tech startup and scaleup companies around the world. Roland Siebelink is a 25+ years veteran of Internet business, entrepreneurship and digital marketing. He is author of the book Scaling Silicon Valley Style and is a former landslide winner of the Silicon Valley Founder Showcase (2011). He has lived through three 10-1000 FTE scaleup journeys in a row. Roland’s goal is to make sure founders of companies get to stay at the head of their companies for as long as they so desire. 

In this episode, we discuss making your startup more robust while keeping an entrepreneurial culture, moving your goal posts from product-market-fit to product-market-dominance and overcoming valley of death by mastering new cometencies at ever stage. You’ll gain a whole new outlook on “scaling” the company-beyond just starting it-and a roadmap to do so. 

Download a free chapter from his book, Scaling Silicon Valley Style at: 

https://www.rolandsiebelink.com/ssvs-download

Website: rolandsiebelink.com

Facebook: facebook.com/rolandsiebelink 

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Ty Takayanagi, Vice President of Marketing at Triple W, an innovator of connected health devices joins Enterprise Fit Radio. Triple W is the developer of DFree®, the first health wearable device for urinary incontinence.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ty Takayanagi discuss the following:

* Tell us about DFree®. Who is it for and how does it work?* What is incontinence?* What are some challenges of living with incontinence for both the patient and/or caregiver and how can DFree help?* How can wearable tech help cut health costs and save the environment?* How can listeners learn more about DFree?

SUMMARY: If you have urinary incontinence, it’s important to understand the type you have so you may select the best option available to manage this medical condition. Freedom from urinary “accidents” can give you confidence to do the things you love to do – whether its participating in a local walking group, enjoying your grandkid’s soccer game or catching up with friends at the local coffee shop.

Ty Takayanagi is VP of Marketing at Triple W, an innovator of connected health devices and developer of DFree®, the first health wearable device for urinary incontinence.

DFree has received six U.S. innovation awards since Oct. 2018. DFree is designed not only to help people with urinary incontinence improve their quality of life and enable independence, but also to help reduce the burden for the caregivers. DFree’s patented technology is currently used in over 500 senior care facilities in Japan, Europe and the U.S. since 2017. 

Triple W empowers people with incontinence to live without worries. Triple W was founded in 2015 and has offices in Tokyo, Paris and San Diego.

Prior to Triple W, Takayanagi headed product marketing for industry leader, Sony, including the tablet, home audio and home theater, and handheld computer divisions. His Sony background, coupled with his personal experience with the challenges of caregiving, helped him to launch DFree to the U.S. market.

Website: dfreeus.biz

Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/DFreeUSInstagram: instagram.com/dfreeus

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Shawn Campbell, the Founder and General Manager of CHIRP Radio, a non-commercial, volunteer driven community radio station committed to Chicago’s independent music, arts and cultural scenes joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Shawn Campbell discuss the following:

* What did you feel was missing from the Chicago music scene that led you to found CHIRP?* Radio was a typically male-dominated industry. Your organization is female led and many of its volunteers are women. Was this intentional or were women just naturally drawn to the organization?  If intentional,  how did you recruit women?* How does this affect the culture of an organization, compared with your previous jobs? Does it change your leadership style?* Is managing a “staff” of volunteers different from paid employees, and if so, how?* Millennials are not known for their connection with broadcast radio, but you have many Millennial volunteers. What do you think draws them to a station like CHIRP?”

Shawn Campbell is the Founder and General Manager of CHIRP Radio. She has more than two decades of broadcast experience, including eight years as program director at Chicago’s WLUW, and a stint as a producer and reporter at WBEZ. She’s also been a news writer and anchor, a DJ, a music director, and a news director.

Shawn has a B.A. in Speech Communication/Theatre from North Central College and an M.A. in Radio/Television/Film from Northwestern University.

Website: ChirpRadio.org

Social Media Links:Facebook: facebook.com/CHIRPRadioInstagram: @chirpradio

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Renowned therapist and parenting expert Atara Malach with 30 years as a successful private practice therapist and the author of “A Working Mother’s GPS: A Guide to Parenting Success for the Modern Working Mom” joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Atara Malach discuss the following:

* What are the most prevalent kinds of mommy guilt working moms have shared with you? * What made you decide to write this book (A Working Mother’s GPS: A Guide to Parenting Success for the Modern Working Mom) at this point in your career?* How is this new parenting method you have created (the GPS system) different than all the other parenting methods, and why is it empowering specifically for working women?* Why did you decide to target working moms as your ideal audience?* What is one important thing a working mom needs to know so that she can achieve her goals both at home and at work?* What is the most important message you would like working moms to take from your book/programs?

Atara Malach, author of  A Working Mother’s GPS: A Guide to Parenting Success for the Modern Working Mom is the founder of the Parenting University,  psychotherapist and Certified Professional Coach practicing internationally for over 30 years. Blending her professional expertise with real-life experience as a working mom raising her six children, she has developed a proven parenting system (GPS), to provide working moms with the skills and confidence to succeed both at home and at work. Atara holds several advanced degrees and professional certifications. She spearheaded using mommy guilt as a roadmap to parenting and career success, which has empowered women worldwide.

Website: TheMommyGuiltExpert.com

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Erica Wilkerson, a Female Empowerment Coach and international bestselling author of “Perfectly Imperfect: Break Through the Shame, Silence, and Self-Doubt” joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Erica Wilkerson discuss the following:

* How did you find the courage to leave an unhealthy relationship?* How does one move on from self-abuse?* How do we become beautifully evolved?* How does one recognize and use their strengths?* What are the positive effects of a healthy relationship? 

Erica Wilkerson is a Female Empowerment Coach, Army veteran, registered nurse, and International bestselling author. She has a master’s degree in nursing from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and served in the army for 20 years. She is now focused on women’s health and well-being. She is dedicated to supporting and empowering women to improve and take control of their lives. 

Erica resides in Killeen, Texas with her husband of 12 years and three children. 

Website: perceptivelivingnow.com  

Social Media Links:Facebook: facebook.com/perceptivelivingnow Instagram: @perceptivelivin

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Dr. Kelly Morgan, Ph.D., a health and fitness professional, motivation expert, and professor who owns Tsirona where she helps overachieving women gain control of their health and use it as a tool for living well joins Enterprise Fit Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Kelly Morgan discuss the following:

* Why do women tend to make their health more complicated than it needs to be?* What is your book about? Who is your book for?* What are your pillars of a healthy lifestyle?* What is the best diet?* How much should one exercise?* What are some of the challenges busy women tend to face with their health?* Where does someone start with making their lifestyle healthier?

Kelly Vandersluis Morgan, Ph.D. owns Tsirona, where she is a health coach for busy, high-achieving women who have put their health on the backburner while kicking butt in the rest of their lives. She helps women gain control of their health and use it as a tool for continuing to lead their crazy lives and achieve their big dreams. She has recovered from anorexia, gained too much weight in a time of stress, and finally discovered how to make her health much easier.

Dr. Morgan’s online coaching, courses, workbooks, and guides help her clients set their goals and reach success. She has been featured in media outlets such as Self, Yoga Journal, Elite Daily, and HealthyWay.

Dr. Morgan has a unique mix of formal education in writing, health communication, and business that is supplemented by her experience as a certified personal trainer, health coach, fitness nutrition specialist, and RYT 200 yoga teacher. She is also an adjunct professor in the Health and Sport Management departments at the largest university in Virginia, where she has had a near-100% success rate with guiding her hundreds of students through health behavior change projects to reach their goals.

Websites: www.tsirona.com | www.tsirona.com/getybb

Facebook: facebook.com/tsironahealthcoaching

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Mijail Benitez, Head of Solutions at CVEDIA, a company that creates digital 3D environments to train artificial intelligence joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Mijail Benitez discuss the following:

* Where did the idea for CVEDIA come from?* How do your clients use your technology? What sorts of projects are they working on?* Your team is quite high-tech – how were you able to build your company without being located somewhere like Silicon Valley?* CVEDIA is a research-intensive company – how does working from different countries affect your collaboration process?* How do you see AI evolving with the use of your technology? What can we expect to see from your clients?

Conclusion: Without a doubt, artificial intelligence’s importance will only continue to expand in the future. With synthetic data, companies can test their data more efficiently and free from potentially dangerous bias, making artificial intelligence more readily available and attainable for all. 

Mijail Benitez is Head of Solutions at CVEDIA, a company that creates digital 3D environments to train artificial intelligence – coined “synthetic data”. CVEDIA synthetic data works as effectively as regular camera imaging, and ensures AI is safe by acting out dangerous scenarios digitally before the technology ever hits the market.

Website: www.cvedia.com

Social Media Links:Instagram: linkedin.com/company/cvediaTwitter: @cvedia_com

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Frank Florio, Founder and CEO of Perfect Snax , the creator of Candy Pop and Cookie Pop joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Frank Florio discuss the following:

* Tell us about Candy Pop and Cookie Pop. How do your brands Candy Pop and Cookie Pop brands differ from other snack products out there?* How did your interest in snacks start? * How did your past success in entertainment and technology companies help you prepare for the snack industry? Tell us about past brands you have worked with.* Candy Pop and Cookie Pop have partnered with giant brands such as Mrs. Fields and Butterfinger, how have these partnerships impacted your brand?* What advice would you give a young entrepreneur? * Where is Candy Pop and Cookie Pop available? 

Frank Florio has demonstrated his ability to become an expert in a number of different industries, as seen by his success with past companies in entertainment and technology. Florio succeeds in bringing his visions to fruition. It is incredibly impressive that he has been able to get in the room with food giants like Kellogg’s, Mrs. Fields, and Nestle. His experience securing licensing agreements, and the contacts he has built up will certainly lead to future opportunities across Candy Pop and SNAX-Sational’s product lines. As President of Perfect Snax, Florio will bring exciting innovation, and the drive to execute his vision. 

Website: www.snackpop.com 

Social Media Links:Facebook: facebook.com/eatsnackpopInstagram: @eatsnackpop

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