Master The Workforce

Discover the entrepreneurial journey of Regis George, the innovative mind behind Tasty Tour, a one-of-a-kind dining and sightseeing experience in Nashville. Learn how Tasty Tour evolved from an advertising vehicle to a unique service accommodating up to 12 guests, focusing on safety, comfort, and exclusivity. Explore the importance of the entrepreneurial spirit, taking risks, and moving forward with business ideas, as well as the challenges and triumphs of developing a business concept into a practical venture. Gain valuable insights on adapting business models and overcoming obstacles like licensing and permits in this inspiring episode of Mastering the Workforce.

Description: In this special Mother's Day episode of "Mastering the Workforce," host Jennifer Sheets on Supertalk 99.7 WTN dives deep into the challenges and victories of women who navigate the intricate dance of motherhood and professional careers featuring the best Mother's Day advice for working women. Hear from Dawn Davenport, ESPN and Emmy Award-winning Sports Reporter and Anchor; Montie Carol Montgomery, Entrepreneur in the Oil & Gas Industry and Singer/Songwriter; Nadine Zak, CEO at Zak Consulting Group; Amanda Surgener, Media Veteran and CEO of WedSociety; and Laura Munsey, Account Executive at Cumulus Media. They share their advice and insights on balancing motherhood and careers. Listen to their inspiring stories and feel reassured that you are not alone— you can accomplish anything!

Through a series of insightful interviews with accomplished women hailing from diverse backgrounds such as oil and gas, real estate, music, HR, advertising, public relations, and sports broadcasting, we celebrates the significant and invaluable contributions of mothers in both the workplace and at home, paying homage to the strength, resilience, and unwavering dedication of working moms everywhere.

Today we delved into the realm of entrepreneurship with the esteemed figures of CEO life. JOHN SECKEL, the visionary founder, and TREY DUNAVANT, the esteemed head of the Nashville chapter, expounded upon the ways their organization facilitates connections between CEOs and all things entrepreneurial. They placed great emphasis on the pivotal role of networking and cultivating relationships within the business sphere. In their esteemed opinion, being an active member of a nurturing community like CEO life bestows invaluable resources and boundless opportunities for personal and professional growth. Furthermore, they delved into the myriad challenges encountered by entrepreneurs, offering insightful strategies for conquering them. All in all, their profound insights illuminated the ever-evolving and dynamic landscape of the entrepreneurial world.

I had the pleasure of filling in for Matt Murphy last Thursday and for the first time got to host three hours of radio. Take a listen to my first experience doing afternoon radio.

WE ARE LAUNCHING A LEARNING SERIES WHERE WE FOLLOW THE JOURNEYS OF BUSINESS OWNERS TODAY WE TALK TO CO-FOUNDER AND CEO OF BIRDIE BROS

CHRIS JONES.

In today's episode, we delve into the remarkable career of Mark Ellefson, a visionary plumber who turned adversity into opportunity. Mark Ellefson's plumbing career began in 2005, but it was in 2010 that he made a pivotal decision. Despite the challenges of the recession gripping the Los Angeles area, Mark founded Prodigy Plumbing Inc. Armed with determination and a commitment to excellence, he set out to revolutionize the plumbing service industry. By focusing on delivering exceptional quality and a unique customer experience, Mark quickly set his company apart from traditional plumbers. Through innovative strategies like custom embroidered uniforms and a professional image, he established Prodigy Plumbing as a leader in the field.

We once again have the marvelous Brian Barry, Publisher of Nashville Lifestyles magazine who talks about the women of influence event he created and was the emcee for last week. Listen to hear a more in-depth conversation about entrepreneurship and what’s in store for the issue of Nashville Lifestyle magazine. 

In today's discussion, we get the opportunity to hear from Dan Mandis as he shares with us his experiences in the field of radio. We explore the continued relevance of radio in the age of podcasting, as well as how Dan has successfully navigated various roles in the industry, including program director and morning host. Continuing our conversation, we delve into his extensive travel experiences, from California to New York, specifically highlighting the significant impact that being in New York on 9/11 had on him personally, his family, and the trajectory of his career. Alongside this, we also analyze how the changing landscape of politics and society has influenced talk radio. Dan provides his insights on the perspectives of the younger generation towards joining the workforce and reflects on a humorous encounter he had with Rush Limbaugh. To conclude, we gain Dan's insights on his future and the future of talk radio.