Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and Entrepreneurs

Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and Entrepreneurs

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Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and Entrepreneurs episodes

  • Warwick Merry - Australia's Master EmCee

    Success in the conference game can be a challenge. The demands are getting higher and the budgets seem to be getting smaller. The worst thing about having an amazing event is that the client will want a better one next year! One of the secrets to conference success is having someone who can hold everything together while adding extra value.

    Warwick Merry is an accomplished business person, exhibitor, performer, host and facilitator. His clients call him “Australia’s best MC”.

    Part of his continued success in the conference business is his authentic and engaging approach. As host, speaker, facilitator, MC, working with you to help plan the event or some combination of all of these, Warwick’s total focus is on your success.

    His experience working the breadth of Australia and around the globe in industries such as: IT, Financial, Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Entertainment, HR and Telecommunications means that you have experience on your side. Whether you are planning a gala dinner, a five day international reward and recognition trip or something in between, Warwick can add experience, value and success to your event.

    http://www.warwickmerry.com

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    41 min
  • Warwick Merry - Australia's Master EmCee

    Success in the conference game can be a challenge. The demands are getting higher and the budgets seem to be getting smaller. The worst thing about having an amazing event is that the client will want a better one next year! One of the secrets to conference success is having someone who can hold everything together while adding extra value.

    Warwick Merry is an accomplished business person, exhibitor, performer, host and facilitator. His clients call him “Australia’s best MC”.

    Part of his continued success in the conference business is his authentic and engaging approach. As host, speaker, facilitator, MC, working with you to help plan the event or some combination of all of these, Warwick’s total focus is on your success.

    His experience working the breadth of Australia and around the globe in industries such as: IT, Financial, Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Entertainment, HR and Telecommunications means that you have experience on your side. Whether you are planning a gala dinner, a five day international reward and recognition trip or something in between, Warwick can add experience, value and success to your event.

    http://www.warwickmerry.com

    41 min
  • Ever Gonzalez - A True Outlier

    Ever Gonzalez is a serial entrepreneur and is currently the Co-Founder
    and CEO of Outlier, an online publication, physical coworking
    space, conference series, and podcast geared toward
    the dynamic community of startups and entrepreneurs.

    After years of working for others and being frustrated by how bosses can be sometimes, Ever felt he could do it better. After starting and selling several companies he now has Outlier and specializes in running events, hosting mastermind retreats, running a podcast, and other activities to help entrepreneurs find their path to success.

    In this episode Ever Gonzalez shares his journey and gives advice for those who want to create their own path.
    www.OutlierMagazine.co @_EverGonzalez @OutlierOnAir

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    32 min
  • Ever Gonzalez - A True Outlier

    Ever Gonzalez is a serial entrepreneur and is currently the Co-Founder
    and CEO of Outlier, an online publication, physical coworking
    space, conference series, and podcast geared toward
    the dynamic community of startups and entrepreneurs.

    After years of working for others and being frustrated by how bosses can be sometimes, Ever felt he could do it better. After starting and selling several companies he now has Outlier and specializes in running events, hosting mastermind retreats, running a podcast, and other activities to help entrepreneurs find their path to success.

    In this episode Ever Gonzalez shares his journey and gives advice for those who want to create their own path.
    www.OutlierMagazine.co @_EverGonzalez @OutlierOnAir

    32 min
  • Attending a Conference - with Tim Storer from Procter & Gamble

    Tim Storer leads strategic programs for Procter & Gamble, building ambitious organizations and creating collaborative external partnerships. He is also a board member for Siemen's PLM World.

    In this episode we talk about how attending industry events can be a "cheat code" for success in your business. Too often people struggle to reinvent the wheel, but those who are engaged with others in similar jobs, they can learn short cuts from each other. Tim has great advice for people who are going to attend events for the first time, as some people are naturally good at participating in conferences, while others are never noticed at all.

    The ROI of attending PLM World, or any conference, comes from planning ahead for conversations. Think of the areas you need to learn and have questions in your mind so that you can better navigate any encounter you have with other attendees or vendors/sponsors.

    Tim is passionate in his own career about innovating how organizations work and entrepreneurship in the corporate world. This episode is a must listen for anyone wh wants to find more ways to succeed in their job.

    http://www.PLMWorld.org

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    35 min
  • Attending a Conference - with Tim Storer from Procter & Gamble

    Tim Storer leads strategic programs for Procter & Gamble, building ambitious organizations and creating collaborative external partnerships. He is also a board member for Siemen's PLM World.

    In this episode we talk about how attending industry events can be a "cheat code" for success in your business. Too often people struggle to reinvent the wheel, but those who are engaged with others in similar jobs, they can learn short cuts from each other. Tim has great advice for people who are going to attend events for the first time, as some people are naturally good at participating in conferences, while others are never noticed at all.

    The ROI of attending PLM World, or any conference, comes from planning ahead for conversations. Think of the areas you need to learn and have questions in your mind so that you can better navigate any encounter you have with other attendees or vendors/sponsors.

    Tim is passionate in his own career about innovating how organizations work and entrepreneurship in the corporate world. This episode is a must listen for anyone wh wants to find more ways to succeed in their job.

    http://www.PLMWorld.org

    34 min
  • Entering New Markets with Jessica Pettitt

    Entrepreneurs often have to reassess their customer base, enter new markets and pivot the direction of their company. Jessica Pettitt has lived this several times in her business career. Jessica is a speaker and consultant in the world of colleges and universities who has recently added new clients in the corporate and association world. While being a speaker in one market might seem the same as presenting in others, the reality is that a major move to a new environment can be a lot of work.

    Jessica is an expert in diversity training and handling difficult situations in the workplace. She assists people within organizations to have conversations that matter and to get more done with the resources they have available now.

    In this episode she shares her entrepreneurial journey and gives advice for those who are both looking to pivot and who need to make changes in how they are dealing with any issues in their work environment.

    http://www.GoodEnoughNow.com

    http://www.JessicaPettitt.com

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    49 min
  • Entering New Markets with Jessica Pettitt

    Entrepreneurs often have to reassess their customer base, enter new markets and pivot the direction of their company. Jessica Pettitt has lived this several times in her business career. Jessica is a speaker and consultant in the world of colleges and universities who has recently added new clients in the corporate and association world. While being a speaker in one market might seem the same as presenting in others, the reality is that a major move to a new environment can be a lot of work.

    Jessica is an expert in diversity training and handling difficult situations in the workplace. She assists people within organizations to have conversations that matter and to get more done with the resources they have available now.

    In this episode she shares her entrepreneurial journey and gives advice for those who are both looking to pivot and who need to make changes in how they are dealing with any issues in their work environment.

    http://www.GoodEnoughNow.com

    http://www.JessicaPettitt.com

    33 min
  • Josh Packard - Professor of Sociology at the University of Northern Colorado

    Josh Packard is a sociologist who studies institutional

    participation in America at the University of Northern Colorado. He
    focuses on religious, professional and voluntary associations. He
    is a sought after speaker and trainer for corporate, religious and
    non-profit organizations. His research has appeared in numerous
    academic and trade publications, and he is the author, with
    Ashleigh Hope, of Church Refugees.

    Josh is also the head of the Social Research Lab at the university.
    It is though this role that he gets to merge his academic career
    with his entrepreneurial side.

    In this episode Josh shares his journey to being both a researcher
    and an entrepreneur and gives valuable advice for anyone who wants
    to be more entrepreneurial in a more traditional job
    environment.

    http://www.joshpackard.com

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    31 min
  • Josh Packard - Professor of Sociology at the University of Northern Colorado

    Josh Packard is a sociologist who studies institutional

    participation in America at the University of Northern Colorado. He
    focuses on religious, professional and voluntary associations. He
    is a sought after speaker and trainer for corporate, religious and
    non-profit organizations. His research has appeared in numerous
    academic and trade publications, and he is the author, with
    Ashleigh Hope, of Church Refugees.

    Josh is also the head of the Social Research Lab at the university.
    It is though this role that he gets to merge his academic career
    with his entrepreneurial side.

    In this episode Josh shares his journey to being both a researcher
    and an entrepreneur and gives valuable advice for anyone who wants
    to be more entrepreneurial in a more traditional job
    environment.

    http://www.joshpackard.com

    31 min

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