Lisa Doverspike is the CEO of Simms, Inc., a multinational family office whose portfolio spans data centers, real estate, healthcare, entertainment, and philanthropy. She shares how she guided growth from 60 employees to 300 team members by treating culture, cohesion, and accountability as operating infrastructure. Listeners will hear how her training in organizational psychology and business taxation shapes decision-making across very different businesses, and why mentorship and long-term stewardship stay central as complexity increases.

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Frank Okunak is a New York based business executive and advisor who helps organizations navigate growth, restructuring, and operational change with discipline and accountability. He reflects on leading global operations at Weber Shandwick for 14 years, then shifting into advisory work focused on fundamentals like clear plans, realistic projections, and strong internal systems. The conversation also connects his leadership style to his volunteer work at Eva’s Kitchen in Paterson, where service reinforces his belief in practical responsibility and steady improvement.

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Hootan Troy Farahmand, known professionally as H. Troy Farahmand, is a California attorney and entrepreneur who leads Alexso, Inc., a Los Angeles pharmaceutical distributor built around compliance-first expansion. This conversation follows how legal training shaped his approach to licensing, documentation, and nationwide distribution in a tightly regulated industry. Listeners will hear how he thinks about scaling systems under scrutiny, strengthening supply chain reliability, and widening access to non-opioid and nutraceutical options without cutting corners.

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Suha Atiyeh is a Birmingham, Alabama based marketing strategist and executive who blends data-driven planning with empathy-led messaging across full-funnel work. This episode explores how she uses listening and community insight to shape brand strategy, performance marketing, and multi-channel communication without losing the human story behind the numbers. Listeners will hear how she approaches trust, clarity, and long-term customer relationships, along with what her mentoring and leadership roles reveal about building capability in others.

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Art Serna Jr. is a San Antonio based executive leader and systems change architect who founded Cosmos Renewed and partners with emerging micro schools and learning ecosystems. Drawing on decades of work in AmeriCorps, Teach For America, and community health, he shows how budgets, fundraising, and operations can become tools for durable change. This conversation explores how he blends systems thinking with relationship driven leadership, and how he approaches AI as infrastructure that supports, rather than replaces, human trust in education.

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Tamar Toledano is a San Francisco based marketing strategist and consultant who helps startups and established companies sharpen messaging, positioning, and audience focus. In this episode, she shares how clarity is built through research, prioritization, and systems that connect strategy to execution. Listeners will hear how she navigates risk, learns from campaigns that miss the mark, and adapts to a creator economy where trust and consistency matter more than polished perfection.

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Saswat Panda is an Atlanta-based nature photographer whose work connects environmental science, conservation ethics, and visual storytelling. In this episode, he shares how his background in environmental studies and nonprofit conservation shaped a photography practice built on patience, judgment, and restraint. Listeners will hear how he thinks about visibility, geotags, and unintended impact, and why he sometimes chooses not to publish an image at all. He also talks about teaching photographers to measure success by what a photo does, not just how it looks, as he develops his first book, Still Wild.

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MCS Gearup is a tactical gear and firearm accessories retailer based in Bonita Springs, Florida, serving individual buyers, dealers, and organizations. This episode explores how the company earns loyalty in a crowded market through fair pricing, fast fulfillment, and live phone support seven days a week. Listeners will hear how clear policies, USA-made sourcing, and focused inventory choices reduce risk and keep customers coming back.

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Rowdy Oxford is a senior sales executive and U.S. Army Reserve officer based near Charlotte, working across fire and safety, industrial automation, defense, and emergency preparedness. This episode follows how he applies a readiness mindset to leadership, from mission critical systems and complex sales channels to coordinating support during national emergencies as a Regional Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer to FEMA. Listeners will hear how he builds trust through consistency, keeps plans simple under pressure, and designs teams and processes that can adapt when risks stack up.

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Nicholas Mirisis is a Miami-based SaaS CEO, investor, advisor, and board member who has spent more than two decades leading go-to-market and revenue growth across education, ecommerce, and enterprise software. In this episode, he breaks down why growth is often noisy and fragile, and how a systems view across marketing, sales, customer experience, product alignment, and financial discipline helps companies scale without breaking. Listeners will hear how he brought structure through major growth phases at Dude Solutions, GoCanvas, SamCart, and HomeTown Ticketing by tying initiatives to unit economics, making performance visible, and building repeatable frameworks. It is a conversation about calm, durable growth, and the quiet work that makes progress measurable and trustworthy.

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