Manager Memo podcast

In this special diversity edition of Manager Memo Adrian Jordan describes an eight year journey to his dream - a college degree.

Adrian discloses how, despite battling with learning issues, he achieved success with the help of a supportive community and strong-willed mother.

Finally, Adrian describes his disturbing encounters with racism and provides thoughts on a way forward.

Four educators share thoughts on caring for and teaching students in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. This podcast was recorded on 22 May as a forum supported by Nichols College in Dudley, MA.

Paul Parks, a young entrepreneur and director of a Martial Arts studio in North Attleboro, MA shares his thoughts on business and how martial arts can impart life skills.

Following a servant leader approach to business, Mr. Parks explains his philosophy - "You can always count on me." An approach to business with an emphasis on team culture and trusting his supported team to focus on the customer.

A must listen for young entrepreneurs or anyone interested in listening to the inspiring wisdom of a leader destined for greatness.

Pam Borton of Borton Partners Executive coaching talks about high performance with grace under fire.

Guest hosts Dylan Delaney and Hope Rudzinski chat with Professor Wayne-Daniel Berard, long time faculty member of Nichols College.

Professor Berard has taught English, Philosophy, and Spirituality for more than 34 years. A well loved and respected mensch, Wayne-Daniel is an important cornerstone of Nichols culture and folklore.

Marc Richard and Jacobee Burpee run down the NFL games of Week 9.

Marc provides his take on the winners against the spread, money line, and over/under.

Note: for entertainment only!

Taylor Kerr, young entrepreneur and uplifting source of positive energy, describes the steps take to revitalize an Ice Cream store in New Britain, Connecticut.

A fun time spent with one of my favorite BB players, Marcos Echevarria.

While this pod is focused on successful business owners and entrepreneurs sharing their tips, I don't think it's a far stretch to hear the story of an All-American hoopster. Marcos was all "bizness" on the court. Significantly, he worked just as hard in the classroom.

If you like basketball or sports, you'll love this pod.

Virginia Beach Counselling and Wellness was founded in 2014 by Natalie Wingfield, a young entrepreneur from Virginia Beach, Virginia. Initially a bare bone operation with Ms. Wingfield playing all the "instruments in the orchestra" her business has expanded to a vibrant mental health practice where more than 120 clients a week receive compassionate treatment across a diverse range of Evidence Based Counselling techniques.

In this Pod, Natalie shares her start-up story, one that required a large investment of sweat equity and an equal measure of introverted Grit.

Abrahima Kourouma, a native of the west African nation of Guinea offers his thoughts on life success.

In 2017 Kourouma was nominated as the Chief Information Officer for the Electronic & Information Agency of Guinea. In this role Abrahima supervises the integration of technology across governmental departments.

Abrahima offers to put your ego aside and link your actions to the organization's vision. He explains his personal philosophy - "Sometimes, in order to jump further, you need to take a step back.

You will enjoy Kourouma's quiet but inspiring message.