How That Happened

Philip Huff is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He has spent nearly 20 years in the cybersecurity sector, working in IT security and critical infrastructure security. His areas of expertise include cybersecurity, internet of things, machine learning, and digital forensics.

In this episode, Philip tackles important topics in the cybersecurity space that affect your business. He discusses the necessity that is cybersecurity, data privacy and the advancements that came with GDPR, and how to budget for and measure the effectiveness of cybersecurity.

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Tina Parkhill is a graduate of Oklahoma State University (OSU) and started her career in 1994, working for Ernest & Julio Gallo winery. After spending several years working in sales and management roles for solutions based companies, Tina decided to return to the liquor business and open Parkhill's Liquors & Wine South on April 4, 2011.

In addition to juggling the balance of family and work, Tina is also committed to giving back to the community. She is heavily involved in the Tulsa County Oklahoma State University Alumni Chapter and Family & Children's Services.

In this episode, Tina reveals what it was like to build her business from the ground up, how the changing liquor laws have forced them to adapt, and how important experience is for her employees.

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Preston Ackerman is a Supervisory Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He was assigned to FBI Headquarters on two separate occasions, supporting IT projects now in use throughout the FBI. Ackerman is currently assigned to the FBI's Oklahoma City Division Cyber Squad and is the program coordinator for computer intrusion matters covering Oklahoma's state. Prior to joining the FBI, he worked as a computer networking consultant.

Preston's background in cybercrime and IT projects has helped with his investigative career. Now, Preston has a special appreciation for the business world and small businesses. He loves working with small business owners because they are under immense pressure, and they happen to be a crucial part of our economy.

In this episode, Preston reveals the inspiration behind his career with the FBI, the most significant cyber threats to your business, and the importance of awareness programs in a corporate setting.

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Daniel Burrus is a strategic advisor to Fortune 500 companies, a New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-selling author, keynote speaker, and is widely considered one of the World's Leading Futurist Speakers on Global Trends and Disruptive Innovation.

Daniel has developed a great reputation for accurately predicting future technological changes and advancements over a career that has expanded more than three decades. This reputation has been bolstered by appearances on several news networks and publications, including PBS, CNN, Fox Business, Bloomberg, and more.

In this episode, Daniel discusses how he anticipates changes in technology, how to base business strategies on hard trends, and the importance of failing fast so you can learn faster.

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Amy Stipe is a Director and President of GableGotwals, a full-service, nationwide law firm with more than 100 attorneys. She is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and has held leadership duties with a number of prestigious groups, including Oklahoma County Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division Task Force, Oklahoma Bar Association's Mineral Law Section, and the Mineral Lawyers Society of Oklahoma City.

Amy has spoken to a wide variety of groups, including the University of Oklahoma College of Law, the Mineral Lawyers Society of Oklahoma City, among others. She is committed to serving the community by volunteering her legal services to various local groups.

In this episode, Amy discusses the importance of being adaptable as a business, how mentorship can help propel a career, and how time management skills are a vital tool.

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Dean Wegner is the Founder & CEO of Authentically American, a Veteran owned and American made premium apparel brand. He has a diverse background starting with being a West Point graduate, then a helicopter pilot and Army Ranger, as well as his tenure with Mars Inc. and Proctor & Gamble in business development roles.

Wegner and his company celebrate patriotism and honor American heroes by donating a portion of their profits to Veteran and First Responder charities.

In this episode, Dean discusses how he got started in the apparel industry, his process and the dedication behind creating an iconic brand, and the importance of developing a work ethic and training regimen for your employees.

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Sam Allred is founder and director of Upstream Academy, a consultancy of passionate advisors who design processes, tools, and programs to help firms achieve greater success. He has spent many years in the accounting industry, including as an equity partner with Anderson ZurMuehlen & Co., P.C. in Montana.

Allred has been regularly recognized as one of the major influencers in the accounting profession including being listed as one of Accounting Today's Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting and also as one of IPA's "Most Recommended Consultants." He is one of the most sought-after speakers in the accounting profession and is viewed as one of their top strategic thinkers.

In this episode, Sam discusses how he came to create Upstream Academy, and how he developed leadership qualities to overcome his fear of public speaking. He also reveals some complacencies that can stagger personal growth.

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Richard Zahn is the owner of RLZ Consulting, an agency that works to develop, implement, and fund growth strategies for small to medium-sized businesses. He previously worked as an executive coach and is a board member for several businesses in Oklahoma and Texas.

While growing up, Richard's family started Anthony Stores, a retail staple in Oklahoma. He went on to receive his bachelor's degree from Yale University and master's degree from Stanford University.

In this episode, Richard discusses the lessons he learned from his entrepreneurial family, the importance of listening to your customers, and the steps to building successful leaders.

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Jody Maberry has many roles including marketing consultant, copywriter, customer experience strategist, and podcast host and producer. He is the owner of Maberica, Inc. Jody found another passion, helping businesses deliver their message to their customers, after pivoting from former roles such as being a financial analyst and a park ranger.

Jody works with a variety of corporations, including Disney, and hosts "Creating Disney Magic" with Lee Cockerell, former VP of Walt Disney World.

In this episode, Jody discusses how vital customer experience is in business, how to be extremely thorough in creating a consistent, clear message for your customers, and the importance of creating a healthy environment for both internal and external feedback.

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Dr. Richard Kopke is CEO of Hough Ear Institute, Director of the INTEGRIS Cochlear Implant Clinic, and a Legion of Merit award-winning Army veteran. After spending 26 years in the Army, Dr. Kopke started at Hough Ear Institute in 2004, and has since embodied their mission and dream, that all who have ears will hear.

Dr. Kopke has been a mainstay in the medical community, assisting or leading numerous research projects and trainings to help surgeons throughout the world sharpen their skills.

In this episode, Dr. Kopke discusses how the Army prepared him for leadership in business, how he manages his plethora of roles in the medical community, and how he prepares for the unexpected during surgical procedures.

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