Enterprise Podcast Network

Matt Edic, the Chief eXperience Officer at IntelePeer that helps customers communicate better, faster and smarter with AI and analytics powered by automation joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Matt Edic discuss the following:

* Your role at IntelePeer is fairly unique. Could you explain to our audience your primary responsibilities as chief eXperience officer?

* Since you directly support customer interactions, you’ve probably seen firsthand how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated technology adoption. Video calls, online shopping and home delivery, to name a few that, are here to stay and have significantly shaped customer expectations. What were some of the technological changes your customers dealt with and which do you think will be a long-term adjustment? Has inflation accelerated or slowed those changes?

* At IntelePeer, your team works to help companies reach their customers quicker and faster. One technology you must be relying on is artificial intelligence (AI). What are the benefits of adopting the technology in terms of personalization? What other technologies should companies invest in?

* There is a lot of talk about how artificial intelligence (AI) will replace humans and jobs done by humans. Can you clarify this speculation? Should customers and employees be apprehensive about adopting AI and its adjacent technologies?

* Regarding ChatGPT, AI is becoming more available to the general public. How does IntelePeer help companies institute these innovative technologies into their workflows?

Matt Edic serves as the Chief Experience Officer at IntelePeer. In this role, he and his team ensure the highest level of support in customer interactions. Previously, Matt served as Senior Vice President, Customer Experience and Vice President, Enterprise Sales and Business Development for IntelePeer. Matt brings to IntelePeer more than 20 years of leadership experience and a strong passion for serving customers, continuous improvement, and teamwork. Prior to IntelePeer, Matt worked for NexTone, JP Morgan Chase & Co., and Qwest Communications. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

Website: https://intelepeer.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/IntelePeer

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/company/intelepeer

Twitter: https://twitter.com/IntelePeer

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Sri Solur the CEO of Kenmore & brands who is leading a charge to electrify one million homes that will ultimately save homeowners one billion dollars over the next decade joins the Green Business Podcast Show.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Sri Solur discuss the following:

* The world is more conscious about sustainability and reducing carbon footprint in our homes…including the garage.  What is Kenmore’s Electrification Goal?

* What is the Home Electrification Made Easy Program?

* You are making products available to any income level in helping them onramp to a greener home life. How does the program work?

* What type of products are you bringing to market that home owners can adopt to be more sustainable?

* Where can people learn more about this program?

Sri Solur is CEO of Kenmore & brands. An industry veteran with 25+ years of experience, Sri has a rich history of success leading high tech products and businesses. He previously served as CPO and GM at Berkshire Grey, a leader in industrial robotics, and was a member of the leadership team that took the company public. Sri also served as CPO at SharkNinja, and was instrumental in bringing the Shark IQ Robot vacuum and NinjaFoodi products to market, while also holding a leadership role to take the company public. Sri spent 20 years at Hewlett Packard, serving as founder and CPO of CloudPrint, the company’s wearables and IOT business. In his career, Sri has created products for world-renowned brands including Hugo Boss, Movado, Ferrari, Juicy Couture, and more. Sri holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering from NIT and an MBA from Boston University.

Websites: https://www.kenmore.com | https://improve.kenmore.com

Social Media Links:

Instagram: https://instagram.com/kenmoreappliances

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/company/kenmore-and-brands

Twitter: https://twitter.com/kenmore

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Molly Wilson the CEO & Founder of Lacsnac, that enhances the breastfeeding experience for moms and their little ones with premium LACtation-boosting SNACks joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Molly Wilson discuss the following:

* Why did you decide to first become an entrepreneur?

* What’s a better feeling… creating a company or exiting a company knowing it was successful?

* Tell us about your latest venture, Lacsnac?

* Why is helping women so important to you?

* What’s next for you and the company?

* Advice to other entrepreneurs?

Molly Wilson is the incredible female CEO & founder of Lacsnac. But way before launching this great new company, Molly started her career when she bought an abandoned JC Penny building and started selling products out of it. 2 years later she had the most profitable and largest Hallmark Gold Crown store in the US. At 38, Molly sold that store to two women who worked for her and pivoted and started her own bread company. 10 years later Molly‘s molly&you gourmet food mixes expanded across the world and in thousands of stores. Now 5 years later, Molly just launched a new company Lacsnac to help women who are having issues lactating and her new company is now a go-to product for women everywhere!

Website: https://www.lacsnac.com

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Tom Frazier, the CEO and Founder of Redivider that is focused on people, the planet and profit joins the Green Business Podcast Show. Redivider is a groundbreaking datacenter company that is set to disrupt the data center industry.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Tom Frazier discuss the following:

* Your company is focused delivering energy with impact. What does this actually mean?

* Data centers have been a key infrastructure in enterprise business. Why is creating a zero emissions data center so important for business and communities?

* Recently you made an announcement with nZero a company providing a carbon management platform for your upcoming zero-emission edge data centers.  Why is this partnership important to your vision?

* You have a three P approach to people, planet and profit.  This is a disruptive approach to doing business tell us more.

* Where can our audience learn more about Redivider and stay tuned to your updates?

Tom Frazier, the co-founder and CEO of Redivider, boasts an impressive 25-year career, driving transformational and disruptive architectural initiatives in future tech, B2B, and public sectors. As a serial entrepreneur, Tom founded Redivider based on his extensive knowledge of data centers and a passion for revolutionizing the industry. Committed to prioritizing people, planet, and profits, Tom is devoted to spearheading innovation in the digital economy.

Having served as a cloud and security strategic director for a Fortune 10 company, Tom has been instrumental in securing some of the world’s largest digital footprints. He started his remarkable journey as the youngest faculty/staff hire at his university. Tom holds a patent for a “System for Processing Customer Records” and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology. He has been a distinguished speaker at industry conferences, such as PTC. Outside of his professional life, Tom enjoys spending time at his hobby farm, traveling the world to teach dance, and cherishing his roles as a leader, teacher, husband, and father to his two young children.

Data centers are business essential. But at what cost?    An average of 90 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity each year in the US according to Energy Central.

Redivider is a groundbreaking datacenter company that is set to disrupt the data center industry.  Redivider was founded in 2021 by Tom Frazier and Eric Appelblom to deliver zero emission edge data centers–with a bold mission to bolster new economic opportunity zones simultaneously.

It’s estimated that data centers globally use two percent of the world’s electricity.  The US averages of 90 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity each year  according to Energy Central.

In fact, they can generate the same amount of carbon emissions as the airline industry. Specialized computing demand is also growing significantly faster than energy capacity. Meanwhile, the data centers themselves have become huge facilities that do little or nothing for the local communities in which they reside.

“We focus on people, planet and profit in that order.  The data center of the future needs to be green and benefit communities, not just Wall Street,” said  Tom Frazier, CEO and founder.

With energy consumption at an all-time high, nZero and Redivider have come together to make an energy impact in data centers.

Redivider is preparing to launch its upcoming zero-emissions edge data centers and has selected nZero’s carbon management platform to provide emi...

Stefan Debois the CEO of Pointerpro, an assessment software platform that helps professional services companies to automate their advisory processes joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Stefan Debois discuss the following:

* What key lessons have you learned along the (entrepreneurial) way?

* How does one do content marketing without investing all of their time in it?

* Why should consultants stop charging T&M?

* How can you digitize a professional services business?

* Why did you decide not to go for external funding?

Stefan Debois is the founder and CEO of Pointerpro, an assessment software platform that helps professional services companies to automate their advisory processes. Stefan is passionate about the use of technology to build professional relationships with people, at scale.

Before founding Pointerpro, Stefan worked for 15 years in several consulting companies as a consultant, project manager, and account manager.

Stefan has contributed to Entrepreneur, Capterra, CrazyEgg,… mainly in the areas of entrepreneurship and digital marketing. In addition, he founded the Facebook group “B2B Bloggers Boost Group”, where top-tier B2B bloggers help each other to create content and get mentioned.

Besides kitesurfing and cycling, Stefan is passionate about the use of technology to build professional relationships with people, at scale

Stefan is married and has three kids. He lives in Antwerp, Belgium.

Website: https://pointerpro.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/pointerpro

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Pointerproapp

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/company/pointerpro

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Luis Manta, the Founder of Seoul Juice, which is one of the healthiest drinks on the market right now joins Enterprise Radio.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Luis Manta discuss the following:

* Why did you decide to go from sports to entrepreneurship and create your beverage company Seoul Juice?

* What was the hardest thing to do when starting it off?

* How have you been able to scale the beverage so quickly? What top stores can we find it in?

* What’s next for the company?

* What advice would you give other entrepreneurs looking at starting their own brands?

Luis Manta is a former college athlete who saw the need to create a health drink that wasn’t filled with chemicals. He is the founder and creator of Seoul Juice, a Korean Pear Juice that is as healthy as it is tasty and has been a top selling product across the country. Previous to Seoul Juice, Luis helped launch items for Eva Longoria, Tasty Buzzfeed, and Chef John Howie’s CPG brands.

Website: https://seouljuice.com

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Kyle Deever, the Founder of Performance Windows which has become a 35 million dollar operation that spans across 6 states and has over 200 employees joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Kyle Deever discuss the following:

* Why did you decide to follow the path in life as an entrepreneur?

* What about being an entrepreneur excites you daily?

* How important is it to you to help change people’s lives?

* How were you able to scale your window company so quickly?

* What advice would you give others wanting to start their own business?

Kyle Deever, is the Founder of Performance Windows & Bad Bet Productions. Kyle’s life changed when he was 17 years old and broke his hip and almost died. Since that moment, he has worked hard to help others, including once saving a girls life who tried to commit suicide. Now a father and family man, Kyle went from being in $200K worth of debt to a couple million in net worth in the span of a year and a half. His company “Performance Windows” started in 2020 and has since become a 35 million dollar operation that spans 6 states and has over 200 employees + is the highest rated window company in the Western US. Kyle’s other company, “Bad Bet Productions” is a social media production company that has allowed Kyle to help those in various industries build the proper content at the lowest fees possible.

Follow on Instagram: @realkyledeever

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Juan E. Zúñiga, who is an international transactions attorney and the Managing Partner at Rimon Law, a global law firm with 46 offices around the world joins Enterprise Radio. Juan is one of the first members of the Latinx community to be appointed to the Managing Partner position.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Juan E. Zúñiga discuss the following:

* Tell us about your practice and role at Rimon Law?

* Lots of firms are struggling with retaining talent and finding proper work life balance for their attorneys. How and why do you believe Rimon is thriving in this environment?

* Can we speak to Rimon’s ever-expanding Latin America practice? How important is geographical inclusivity and the sharing of core competencies across offices?

* What are the challenges of doing business virtually and what are the opportunities in the legal industry?

* Where do you see Rimon Law in 5 years’ time?

Juan E. Zúñiga is an international transactions attorney who has worked on cross-border deals throughout the United States, Latin America and in over 60 other countries. He is also the Managing Partner of Rimon.

His practice is focused on buying and selling real estate, resort and hospitality transactions, mergers & acquisitions, overseas distribution agreements, international joint ventures, foreign trade and commerce, workouts of distressed assets, lending and investment issues. He has been particularly sought out for his handling of cross-border transactions, especially in Latin America. In this work, he represents American clients in their investments in overseas properties and in establishing subsidiary operations internationally. Additionally, he represents foreign clients in their investments in the United States.

Prior to Rimon, Juan Zuniga was the founding partner of Cross Border Law Group, P.C. Before that he was an attorney at both Heller Ehrman and Baker and McKenzie. He received his J.D. from Harvard Law School (1992) and his A.B. from Harvard College (1986).

Website: https://www.rimonlaw.com

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Ali Greene the co-founder of Remote Works, an organizational design and consulting firm with a mission to liberate teams from the nine-to-five and teach them how to do their best work anytime, anywhere  joins Enterprise Radio. She is also co-author of the new book, Remote Works: Managing for Freedom, Flexibility, and Focus , the ultimate playbook for managing remote teams.

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

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ali Greene discuss the following:

* Talk to me about remote work fluency. Why do you think this is the must-have skill-set for the future, and what does it mean?

* What are some ways to build culture remotely?

* There is a lot of commentary about remote work and productivity, can you explain why this mindset has to change?

* Why are you so passionate about remote work, what does it mean to you?

* People are “always on” these days. How can remote workers create boundaries between work and home?

* People seem to be in a state of “information overload” with constant notifications and Zoom calls. How do you recommend remote workers quell the communication storm?

Ali Greene and Tamera Sanderson are the founders of Remote Works, an organizational design and consulting firm with a mission to liberate teams from the nine-to-five and teach them how to do their best work anytime, anywhere. They’ve spent a combined two decades in distributed workplaces: Greene as the former director of people operations at DuckDuckGo and Sanderson as the director of strategic partnerships and corporate development at Automattic. Throughout their joint career history, they’ve worked in varied environments, including big tech (Google), startups (Oyster, LivingSocial), creative agencies (IDEO, Undertone), and management consulting and private equity (Oliver Wyman, Audax Group). Their new book, Remote Works: Managing for Freedom, Flexibility, and Focus (Berrett-Koehler Publishers; February 7, 2023), is the ultimate playbook for managing remote teams.

Website: https://www.remoteworksbook.com

Social Media Links:

Instagram: @Seeingreene

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/greeneali

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Paul Michael White, a professional speaker, mental health counselor, teacher, and an avid fly-fisher and the author of “Fishing for Reality” and a contributor to the new book Tales of the Great Outdoors joins Enterprise Radio.

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

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

* Why should people read this book?

* Newfoundland and Labrador sounds like a unique place. Tell us about it.

* You are a mental health counsellor, professional speaker, corporate trainer and author…but exactly do you do?

* Your story in this book is about a salmon fly – why is this significant?

* How did this book evolve?

* Tell us about nature based therapy in the Great Outdoors.

Paul Michael White is a professional speaker, mental health counselor, teacher, and an avid fly-fisher.  He is the author of “Fishing for Reality” as well as a contributor to his new book from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada – “Tales of the Great Outdoors.”

Website: https://paulwhite.ca

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/paul.m.white.14

Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulmwhitey

Linkedin: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/paulmichaelwhite

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