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Make Your Business More Profitable with a Proactive Approach with Walter Hill Jr.
In today’s episode, Walter Hill shares his unique red flag framework and how you can use it inside of your own business and life. When it comes to owning a business, your stomach and your mind are often filled with either lot of excitement or just bottomless fear. What if I make the wrong decisions? What if my business completely falls apart?
Well, what if you had a tested and proven strategy to help navigate the uncertainties of running a business?
We also explore Walter’s entrepreneurial journey, and his book “Think Red Flags - A Proactive and Profitable Approach For Your Small Business” – which shares his method to help you avoid mistakes from which your business may not recover.
Walter Hill Jr. is a second-generation entrepreneur from Petersburg, Virginia, where his father owned three small businesses: an auto body shop, an ESSO service station, and a fuel oil delivery service.
After working with his father and attending the University of Maryland, Walter moved to Los Angeles, where he became a notable leader in the brand-marketing industry.
The companies he led were recognized by both customers and the industry for exemplary service, ethics, and value to customers.
Walter founded Icon Blue in 1998, and within its first few years of operation, the
company earned the Macy’s Star Supplier Award and American Honda Motor’s Tier One Supplier Award. His business achievements have been noted by The Wall Street Journal, Advertising Age, Counselor, Advantages and other magazines. He is the recipient of Counselor’s Marvin Spike Lifetime Achievement Award and the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award.
Walter has served on the boards of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce, The Mattel Children’s Hospital Board at UCLA, and The Eras Center, a school for children with learning disabilities.
He is an avid runner and enjoys golf with his wife, Bonnie. They have three daughters and twelve grandchildren.
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/walter-hill-jr/
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In today’s episode, Walter Hill shares his unique red flag framework and how you can use it inside of your own business and life. When it comes to owning a business, your stomach and your mind are often filled with either lot of excitement or just bottomless fear. What if I make the wrong decisions? What if my business completely falls apart?
Well, what if you had a tested and proven strategy to help navigate the uncertainties of running a business?
We also explore Walter’s entrepreneurial journey, and his book “Think Red Flags - A Proactive and Profitable Approach For Your Small Business” – which shares his method to help you avoid mistakes from which your business may not recover.
Walter Hill Jr. is a second-generation entrepreneur from Petersburg, Virginia, where his father owned three small businesses: an auto body shop, an ESSO service station, and a fuel oil delivery service.
After working with his father and attending the University of Maryland, Walter moved to Los Angeles, where he became a notable leader in the brand-marketing industry.
The companies he led were recognized by both customers and the industry for exemplary service, ethics, and value to customers.
Walter founded Icon Blue in 1998, and within its first few years of operation, the
company earned the Macy’s Star Supplier Award and American Honda Motor’s Tier One Supplier Award. His business achievements have been noted by The Wall Street Journal, Advertising Age, Counselor, Advantages and other magazines. He is the recipient of Counselor’s Marvin Spike Lifetime Achievement Award and the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award.
Walter has served on the boards of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce, The Mattel Children’s Hospital Board at UCLA, and The Eras Center, a school for children with learning disabilities.
He is an avid runner and enjoys golf with his wife, Bonnie. They have three daughters and twelve grandchildren.
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/walter-hill-jr/