Entrepreneurs Exposed

Entrepreneurs Exposed

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Entrepreneurs Exposed episodes

  • 09: Indochino CEO & Entrepreneur, Drew Green
    In this episode focused on retail and men’s fashion, entrepreneur & Indochino CEO Drew Green shares how the retailer plans to grow through more showrooms and expansion into outerwear. We explore a number of topics including; why money is not always the best motivator, how millennials actually like to dress up despite “casualization” in workplace dress codes, and striking life balance as CEO of one of the world’s fastest-growing apparel companies.
    36 min
  • 09: Indochino CEO & Entrepreneur, Drew Green

    In this episode focused on retail and men’s fashion, entrepreneur & Indochino CEO Drew Green shares how the retailer plans to grow through more showrooms and expansion into outerwear. We explore a number of topics including; why money is not always the best motivator, how millennials actually like to dress up despite “casualization” in workplace dress codes, and striking life balance as CEO of one of the world’s fastest-growing apparel companies. 

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    39 min
  • 07:The End of Lawyers: Why the Legal Industry and World Economy Are On the Verge of Big Disruption

    Jeff Dennis is, in his words, the world's only entrepreneur in residence at a law firm. In this episode, Jeff and I discuss issues facing startups, balancing marriage and entrepreneurial life, significant disruptions coming to the legal industry, and why Trump’s vision equates to turning the clock back to the 1950’s. We explore some deep topics in this fun 40-minute chat. 

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    47 min
  • 07:The End of Lawyers: Why the Legal Industry and World Economy Are On the Verge of Big Disruption
    Jeff Dennis is, in his words, the world's only entrepreneur in residence at a law firm. In this episode, Jeff and I discuss issues facing startups, balancing marriage and entrepreneurial life, significant disruptions coming to the legal industry, and why Trump’s vision equates to turning the clock back to the 1950’s. We explore some deep topics in this fun 40-minute chat.
    45 min
  • 06: An MBA has no value in entrepreneurship, with Nicole Verkindt

    Nicole Verkindt took home “Woman Entrepreneur of the year” in 2017. She sits on numerous boards and is the Founder of OMX which she started after getting fired from a job. In this episode, Nicole discusses how to get a start-up off the ground while you’re working, why she never hires based on University degrees or “letters", and how she feels a strong personal responsibility to the broader network of female entrepreneurs. 

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    43 min
  • 06: An MBA has no value in entrepreneurship, with Nicole Verkindt
    Nicole Verkindt took home “Woman Entrepreneur of the year” in 2017. She sits on numerous boards and is the Founder of OMX which she started after getting fired from a job.  In this episode, Nicole discusses how to get a start-up off the ground while you’re working, why she never hires based on University degrees or “letters", and how she feels a strong personal responsibility to the broader network of female entrepreneurs.
    41 min
  • 05: 1-800 Got Junk Founder, Brian Scudamore
    University drop out turned hyper successful JUNK MAN, Brian shares openly about his life of entrepreneurship. Brian discusses how he convinced his father that dropping out of school to start a junk business was a good idea, and why hiring an ex Starbucks executive turned out to be a huge failure.
    30 min
  • 05: 1-800 Got Junk Founder, Brian Scudamore

    University drop out turned hyper successful JUNK MAN, Brian shares openly about his life of entrepreneurship. Brian discusses how he convinced his father that dropping out of school to start a junk business was a good idea, and why hiring an ex Starbucks executive turned out to be a huge failure … 

    We explore a number of topics in this episode including:

    • How Brian decides what businesses to work on and launch 
    • Why Brian loves the Starbucks model 
    • How 1800 GOT JUNK is really about exceptional customer experience 
    • Why for Entrepreneurs, the best way to learn is outside the classroom 
    • Why friends and business partners don’t always mix 
    • Finding the right COO, and the climb from $2 to $100 Mil (and beyond) 
    • The practice of using the "4 H’s” to find the right franchise owners 
    • Dailly routines, exercise, and the power of “re-charging” and “going dark” 
    • Gratitude practice and the power of "little moments”

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      33 min
    • 04: Ugg Boots Founder Brian Smith, Creating an Enterprise
      In this episode, Aussie entrepreneur Brian Smith, founder of global enterprise UGG boots, shares his story about starting UGG with less than $500, and an idea to bring sheepskin to California. Brian shares his early stories about raising cash in the 80’s, why understanding finance is key, and how the universe conspires to help you reach your goals.
      36 min
    • 04: Ugg Boots Founder Brian Smith, Creating an Enterprise

      In this episode, Aussie entrepreneur Brian Smith, founder of global enterprise UGG boots, shares his story about starting UGG with less than $500, and an idea to bring sheepskin to California. Brian shares his early stories about raising cash in the 80’s, why understanding finance is key, and how the universe conspires to help you reach your goals. 

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      38 min

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    Entrepreneurs Exposed, hosted by Canadian entrepreneur Adam Levinter, is a business long-form interview-style podcast, showcasing some of the most influential creators and founders in…