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Theresa Goodreau, founder of Moxie Vantage LLC. is a consultant who seeks to understand where you are today, where you want to be – She then can devise an actionable and goal-based process to get you there. She calls it Goal-Based Engagement.

As the founder and chief goal setter she loves helping entrepreneurial leaders take a brave look at their business to gain the clarity that drives customer delight, goal-based financial results and greater satisfaction throughout the entire business.

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Theresa Goodreau, founder of Moxie Vantage LLC. is a consultant who seeks to understand where you are today, where you want to be – She then can devise an actionable and goal-based process to get you there. She calls it Goal-Based Engagement.

As the founder and chief goal setter she loves helping entrepreneurial leaders take a brave look at their business to gain the clarity that drives customer delight, goal-based financial results and greater satisfaction throughout the entire business.

Join the fun and hear Theresa's thoughts on business, goals and building processes that can change your world!

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Chris Holman catches up with Scott Weaver, President at Douglas J Aveda Institutes & Salons, Okemos, East Lansing, Ann Arbor, Rochester Hills, Byron Center, Grand Rapids, MI,

They review several topics including:

• Douglas J has committed to moving its salon into the Village of Okemos project, which allows the company to stay and grow in Meridian Township for the foreseeable future if the project proceeds.

• The Village of Okemos has been designed by a team of the nation's best planning, architecture, engineering, landscape, community engagement, traffic and community experts to ensure it is a national model for redevelopment. The team's goal is to reinvigorate a historic hamlet that now has only one remaining historic structure, rebuilding it into a thriving village with a walkable downtown, and establishing it as a true commercial and cultural center for Meridian Township.

• At each step in the process, The Village of Okemos team has partnered with Meridian Township to understand and incorporate the township's health and safety goals for walkability, pedestrian orientation and high-quality, durable building materials; to increase the township's prosperity goals and citizen welfare by increasing property values which will support necessary public services; and to enhance diversity goals with new types of residential uses in a close-knit community design, per the township's Master Plan.

•The development team - led by local developer Will Randle - is proposing a $100 million-plus investment into this blighted and much-neglected key area of downtown Okemos by transforming it into a vibrant, walkable, beautiful community asset filled with businesses and housing options requested by the local community. The proposed project is a mixed-use multistory community with public and private parking centered around a small downtown with restaurants and small boutique shops.

• Current concepts include building designs that are an elegant take on the historic structures commonly found in Michigan's early 20th-century village downtowns, leveraging varied roof lines, abundant windows, and different building materials such as wood, brick and stone.

• The proposed development is currently designed to include first- and potentially second-floor restaurant, retail and service space, to be filled based on a comprehensive market analysis of what the location can support, paired with community feedback and requests.

• The residential component of the project also has been refined based on community feedback. The currently proposed residential component includes approximately 200 luxury units.

• Meanwhile there is also the Douglas J Golf Outing benefiting JDRF

The Brookshire Inn & Golf Club MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 Williamston, MI.

Chris Holman catches up with Scott Weaver, President at Douglas J Aveda Institutes & Salons, Okemos, East Lansing, Ann Arbor, Rochester Hills, Byron Center, Grand Rapids, MI,

They review several topics including:

• Douglas J has committed to moving its salon into the Village of Okemos project, which allows the company to stay and grow in Meridian Township for the foreseeable future if the project proceeds.

• The Village of Okemos has been designed by a team of the nation's best planning, architecture, engineering, landscape, community engagement, traffic and community experts to ensure it is a national model for redevelopment. The team's goal is to reinvigorate a historic hamlet that now has only one remaining historic structure, rebuilding it into a thriving village with a walkable downtown, and establishing it as a true commercial and cultural center for Meridian Township.

• At each step in the process, The Village of Okemos team has partnered with Meridian Township to understand and incorporate the township's health and safety goals for walkability, pedestrian orientation and high-quality, durable building materials; to increase the township's prosperity goals and citizen welfare by increasing property values which will support necessary public services; and to enhance diversity goals with new types of residential uses in a close-knit community design, per the township's Master Plan.

•The development team - led by local developer Will Randle - is proposing a $100 million-plus investment into this blighted and much-neglected key area of downtown Okemos by transforming it into a vibrant, walkable, beautiful community asset filled with businesses and housing options requested by the local community. The proposed project is a mixed-use multistory community with public and private parking centered around a small downtown with restaurants and small boutique shops.

• Current concepts include building designs that are an elegant take on the historic structures commonly found in Michigan's early 20th-century village downtowns, leveraging varied roof lines, abundant windows, and different building materials such as wood, brick and stone.

• The proposed development is currently designed to include first- and potentially second-floor restaurant, retail and service space, to be filled based on a comprehensive market analysis of what the location can support, paired with community feedback and requests.

• The residential component of the project also has been refined based on community feedback. The currently proposed residential component includes approximately 200 luxury units.

• Meanwhile there is also the Douglas J Golf Outing benefiting JDRF

The Brookshire Inn & Golf Club MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 Williamston, MI.

Chris Holman talks with Rich Thom the Tennis Manager of the Sparrow Michigan Athletic Club, East Lansing, MI.,

Rich and the MAC have many activities for kids in the summer

and he reviews much of what is offered at the MAC;

Mid-Michigan’s premier athletic club. Chris provides some historical context to the discussion.

There’s also, of course, a business component to the MAC,

which offers many fitness classes that keep workers and others in shape.

Chris Holman talks with Rich Thom the Tennis Manager of the Sparrow Michigan Athletic Club, East Lansing, MI.,

Rich and the MAC have many activities for kids in the summer

and he reviews much of what is offered at the MAC;

Mid-Michigan’s premier athletic club. Chris provides some historical context to the discussion.

There’s also, of course, a business component to the MAC,

which offers many fitness classes that keep workers and others in shape.

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Tony Willis (LEAP)

RECORDED at ASK for

July 2 and July 9, 2019 (this is segments 1)

Segment 1

Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator. Mike and Tony discuss how LEAP is utilizing technology to grow their business, what LEAP is doing in the community and programs they have in place to attract new business to the Greater Lansing area.

Learn more about LEAP at http://www.purelansing.com

Segment 2

PROTO Accelerator is a startup accelerator that provides physical product and Insurtech startups with the capital, expertise, and accountability required to bring their ideas to market. Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, the President of PROTO Accelerator, to talk about what the program is, who they work with and the impact that this program has had on the participants.

Learn more about PROTO Accelerator at http://www.lansingproto.com

Segment 3

Mike Maddox talks to Alex Devoto, CeP of LVLFi. LVLFi gamifies customer engagement and customer wellness for the insurance industry via an infrastructure platform of mobile apps and games. The app uses the science of gamification and behavioral economics to encourage insured populations to be more active, which significantly lowers their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, in turn lowering their claim rates and therefore costs for health and life insurers.

Learn more about LVLFi at http://www.lvlfi.com/

Segment 4

Mike Maddox talks to Ron Shalit, CEO of Supportomate. Supportomate automates customer interactions to help carriers scale their sales, customer service and claims processing by using a proprietary conversation learning technology. This technology allows Supportomate to pre-build a collection of deep, multi-directional, human-like conversations for every touchpoint a carrier may have with its customers throughout their lifecycle, for every product line.

Learn more about Supportomate at https://www.supportomate.com/

Segment 5

Mike Maddox talks to Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator, about KudosHealth. KudosHealth is a business solution for large employers and insurers so they can engage and support their employees and customers in their own health all year round, incentivizing employees to improve areas of their own health that they want to improve on, so they form long-term healthy habits to the benefit of the employee, the employer and the insurer.

Learn more about KudosHealth at https://kudoshealth.com/

Segment 6

Mike sits down with Tony Willis to discuss LEAP’s upcoming programs, future plans, and updates on Lansing’s economy.

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Tony Willis (LEAP)

RECORDED at ASK for

July 2 and July 9, 2019 (this is segments 1)

Segment 1

Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator. Mike and Tony discuss how LEAP is utilizing technology to grow their business, what LEAP is doing in the community and programs they have in place to attract new business to the Greater Lansing area.

Learn more about LEAP at http://www.purelansing.com

Segment 2

PROTO Accelerator is a startup accelerator that provides physical product and Insurtech startups with the capital, expertise, and accountability required to bring their ideas to market. Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, the President of PROTO Accelerator, to talk about what the program is, who they work with and the impact that this program has had on the participants.

Learn more about PROTO Accelerator at http://www.lansingproto.com

Segment 3

Mike Maddox talks to Alex Devoto, CeP of LVLFi. LVLFi gamifies customer engagement and customer wellness for the insurance industry via an infrastructure platform of mobile apps and games. The app uses the science of gamification and behavioral economics to encourage insured populations to be more active, which significantly lowers their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, in turn lowering their claim rates and therefore costs for health and life insurers.

Learn more about LVLFi at http://www.lvlfi.com/

Segment 4

Mike Maddox talks to Ron Shalit, CEO of Supportomate. Supportomate automates customer interactions to help carriers scale their sales, customer service and claims processing by using a proprietary conversation learning technology. This technology allows Supportomate to pre-build a collection of deep, multi-directional, human-like conversations for every touchpoint a carrier may have with its customers throughout their lifecycle, for every product line.

Learn more about Supportomate at https://www.supportomate.com/

Segment 5

Mike Maddox talks to Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator, about KudosHealth. KudosHealth is a business solution for large employers and insurers so they can engage and support their employees and customers in their own health all year round, incentivizing employees to improve areas of their own health that they want to improve on, so they form long-term healthy habits to the benefit of the employee, the employer and the insurer.

Learn more about KudosHealth at https://kudoshealth.com/

Segment 6

Mike sits down with Tony Willis to discuss LEAP’s upcoming programs, future plans, and updates on Lansing’s economy.

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Tony Willis (LEAP)

RECORDED at ASK for

July 2 and July 9, 2019 (this is segment 2)

Segment 1

Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator. Mike and Tony discuss how LEAP is utilizing technology to grow their business, what LEAP is doing in the community and programs they have in place to attract new business to the Greater Lansing area.

Learn more about LEAP at http://www.purelansing.com

Segment 2

PROTO Accelerator is a startup accelerator that provides physical product and Insurtech startups with the capital, expertise, and accountability required to bring their ideas to market. Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, the President of PROTO Accelerator, to talk about what the program is, who they work with and the impact that this program has had on the participants.

Learn more about PROTO Accelerator at http://www.lansingproto.com

Segment 3

Mike Maddox talks to Alex Devoto, CeP of LVLFi. LVLFi gamifies customer engagement and customer wellness for the insurance industry via an infrastructure platform of mobile apps and games. The app uses the science of gamification and behavioral economics to encourage insured populations to be more active, which significantly lowers their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, in turn lowering their claim rates and therefore costs for health and life insurers.

Learn more about LVLFi at http://www.lvlfi.com/

Segment 4

Mike Maddox talks to Ron Shalit, CEO of Supportomate. Supportomate automates customer interactions to help carriers scale their sales, customer service and claims processing by using a proprietary conversation learning technology. This technology allows Supportomate to pre-build a collection of deep, multi-directional, human-like conversations for every touchpoint a carrier may have with its customers throughout their lifecycle, for every product line.

Learn more about Supportomate at https://www.supportomate.com/

Segment 5

Mike Maddox talks to Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator, about KudosHealth. KudosHealth is a business solution for large employers and insurers so they can engage and support their employees and customers in their own health all year round, incentivizing employees to improve areas of their own health that they want to improve on, so they form long-term healthy habits to the benefit of the employee, the employer and the insurer.

Learn more about KudosHealth at https://kudoshealth.com/

Segment 6

Mike sits down with Tony Willis to discuss LEAP’s upcoming programs, future plans, and updates on Lansing’s economy.

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Tony Willis (LEAP)

RECORDED at ASK for

July 2 and July 9, 2019 (this is segment 2)

Segment 1

Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator. Mike and Tony discuss how LEAP is utilizing technology to grow their business, what LEAP is doing in the community and programs they have in place to attract new business to the Greater Lansing area.

Learn more about LEAP at http://www.purelansing.com

Segment 2

PROTO Accelerator is a startup accelerator that provides physical product and Insurtech startups with the capital, expertise, and accountability required to bring their ideas to market. Mike Maddox sits down with Tony Willis, the President of PROTO Accelerator, to talk about what the program is, who they work with and the impact that this program has had on the participants.

Learn more about PROTO Accelerator at http://www.lansingproto.com

Segment 3

Mike Maddox talks to Alex Devoto, CeP of LVLFi. LVLFi gamifies customer engagement and customer wellness for the insurance industry via an infrastructure platform of mobile apps and games. The app uses the science of gamification and behavioral economics to encourage insured populations to be more active, which significantly lowers their risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, in turn lowering their claim rates and therefore costs for health and life insurers.

Learn more about LVLFi at http://www.lvlfi.com/

Segment 4

Mike Maddox talks to Ron Shalit, CEO of Supportomate. Supportomate automates customer interactions to help carriers scale their sales, customer service and claims processing by using a proprietary conversation learning technology. This technology allows Supportomate to pre-build a collection of deep, multi-directional, human-like conversations for every touchpoint a carrier may have with its customers throughout their lifecycle, for every product line.

Learn more about Supportomate at https://www.supportomate.com/

Segment 5

Mike Maddox talks to Tony Willis, Director of New Economy Division at LEAP and President of PROTO Accelerator, about KudosHealth. KudosHealth is a business solution for large employers and insurers so they can engage and support their employees and customers in their own health all year round, incentivizing employees to improve areas of their own health that they want to improve on, so they form long-term healthy habits to the benefit of the employee, the employer and the insurer.

Learn more about KudosHealth at https://kudoshealth.com/

Segment 6

Mike sits down with Tony Willis to discuss LEAP’s upcoming programs, future plans, and updates on Lansing’s economy.