This episode of the Executive Broadcasting Channel podcast was an emotionally charged one for our guest Lorrie Suenram Servati.  As a parent of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Lorrie’s most important job has been, and will always be, to advocate on his behalf. In the spring of 2008, Lorrie’s youngest son Nathan, who was almost 5-years-old, was diagnosed with autism. It was at that point Lorrie began her exciting adventure advocating for Nathan, and eventually later for all children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

She has navigated through the school system to help her son and others with ASD.  Not only does she work with students in her school, she is heavily involved in her local Autism organizations and camps.

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Naturopath Veronica M. Donnelly CNHP, CNC, ND started her career after her children were grown. She was always interested in healthy living, and she knows and teaches that good health is certainly a journey.

“Healthy living has changed my life,” Veronica admits. “I like teaching people how to get well and stay well, and love seeing positive results in others.”

First, it is important to know your blood type – O, A, B, or AB. This encourages people to eat certain foods and avoid others based on their blood type. It is also believed that your blood type also determines your susceptibility to certain illnesses and how you should exercise.

Second, Veronica stresses the importance of water consumption. Our bodies are made up of 70% water, so if you take your body weight and divide that number in half, that’s how much water you should be drinking per day. For example, if you weight 150 pounds, you need to drink 7.5 eight ounce glasses of water. (more…)

This episode of The Executive Broadcasting Channel features Bruce Gray, Financial Problem Solver with MetLife.

What is there to say about Bruce? He has said, “My purpose is to enrich the lives of people I touch. By providing financial products and services that help reduce risk and increase assets.”.

His story and career is all based on helping.  Helping people reach their goals. Helping clients make sure that they are set up for life after they leave their jobs.  Helping them set goals, long-term or short-term, if the haven’t already.

This podcast episode of the Executive Broadcasting Channel, features Award-winning producer/director/executive-producer Danny McGuire of Spirit Productions.  Danny has been providing thoughtful and quality-driven program-making services–producing, writing, directing, editing and executive producing–to many clients and projects through Spirit Productions and other media organizations since 1971.  He is credited with more than 200 studio and location-based television programs, from documentaries to dramas, concerts, and historical, scientific and lifestyle-geared information series; and has received nearly two dozen industry honors for programs and series of his own expression, as well as another dozen awards for projects to which he has served as project director or executive producer.

His work–varied in genre, content, style and scope–includes documentaries and informational ‘magazine’ series, dramatic and performing arts specials, cooking shows, public affairs, and historical and scientific programming for cable TV and Public Television as well as video presentations for non-profits and corporate/commercial/Web applications.  The breadth of experience gained from such diversity at so many levels of the industry has provided Danny with keen sensibilities about program content and execution. 

He has worked with Jean-Michel Cousteau, on a six-hour PBS special. 

He has won an Emmy as well as other awards.

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This week’s Executive Broadcasting Channel’s podcast is featuring Walter Cox, Esq.  His career has spanned over 6 decades and still loves every second of it.  You’ll hear about his time as a JAG lawyer in the US Army and can be quoted as saying, “I came out of retirement because I was tired of playing golf”.

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This week’s Executive Broadcasting Channel’s podcast is Adam Chornesky a consultant and patent examiner with over 20 years in systems engineering.  He began his career in the US Air Force where he received two citations while managing a nine person staff as the coordinator for aircraft upgrades.  Since then he has gone on to complete his Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from George Washington University and a MBA.

Being a consultant and patent examiner comes with certain perks and security clearances.  Since 2006, Adam has been cleared by USPTO Pubic Trust, the IRS, and classified areas that if spoken about here… well, we don’t have to finish that sentiment.

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This week’s Executive Broadcasting Channel’s podcast is Bonnie E. Gordon, also known as Bonnie Elizabeth, author and Director of the Center For Awakening.  It is the mission of the Center for Awakening that all beings awaken to their Divine Self and recognize the Divine nature within all beings. That our lives become an expression of the Divine Love and Light that is our true nature and that we walk the earth in a state of Divine love, grace and oneness with all life, deeply present to our Divine nature and fulfilling our highest spiritual path and purpose.  With no salaried employees, they devote 100% of the time and efforts toward charitable causes and operating costs.

This episode of the Executive Broadcast Channel features Kelly A. Burdett, President and Owner of Cassidy’s Transport, Inc.  She began working for her sister’s freight brokerage company in 1996, but after her sister passed away, Burdett decided she wanted to carry on and started her own company. As a certified transportation broker, she arranges, or offers to arrange, the transportation of property by an authorized motor carrier. She also oversees daily operations, accounting, payroll, sales, and marketing, and works on loads as a dispatcher when necessary. “I love the freedom of being my own boss,” Burdett said. “I also love being able to provide jobs in my area, bettering the community.” Burdett has been working diligently for the past two years building her organization to become outstanding in the field and providing employment opportunities that offer personal and professional growth.

Cassidy’s Transport, Inc is a Third-Party Logistics Company, who have over 28 years of experience in moving domestic and international freight. They are Certified Transportation Brokers with Transportation Intermediaries Association(TIA), a Diamond Broker ($75,000) with Internet Truckstop.  They are members of our local chamber of commerce, the US Business Woman’s Chamber of Commerce and constantly strive to be actively involved in our local and industry communities and have relationships with thousands of carriers, as well as state of the art software to help drive the operation.

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Hope Anderson is a registered dietitian/Nutritionist and owner of Hope Nutritional Services and a healthy lifestyle coach delivering an entrée of solutions to professionals who want to live a healthier lifestyle. Together we develop individualized program so they can achieve their goals and see the results they desire.

My Mission

I believe attitudes and motivations play a significant role in overall wellness. That is the premise of my business to provide comprehensive holistic solutions to you that are effective, do-able and you can see the difference in the way you look and feel. You’ll learn to eat healthy, whole, and natural foods that nourish your body. In addition we can add products for you to transform your body composition with weight management systems and tools. These are all value added components that we can offer to provide holistic solution to you in your transformation where you can integrate them to have more success in maintaining and enjoying your healthy lifestyle to last a life time.

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This week’s edition of the Executive Broadcasting Channel’s podcast features Robert “Bob” Barbeau, First Vice President in Asset Based Lending of Community Bank.  Bob started his career in banking after applying for an Accounts Receivable Assets Based Auditor with Wells Fargo while working as the Mailroom Supervisor.  Someone took a chance on him, and now over 40 years later he is the First Vice President in Asset Based Lending for Community Bank.  His love for helping businesses grow and the in and outs of the industry has kept him going for all these years.

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