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When most people think of the NCAA’s Final Four, they think basketball players, not entrepreneurs. Well, at this weekend’s tournament, two entrepreneurs from Kansas City, Davyeon Ross and Bruce Ianni, will be at center court. Or at least their latest invention – ShotTracker – will be, as fans get a chance to try out the innovative new product.
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Kansas City writer, artist, business strategist and philosopher of creative, adventurous living, Becky Blades Phillips, joins Kelly to talk about her new book: Do Your Laundry or You’ll Die Alone: Advice Your Mom Would Give if She Thought You Were Listening. Since selling her award-winning public relations firm, Becky has served on corporate boards, as a civic advocate for the arts and entrepreneurship, and as a consultant and mentor to businesses.
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Our guest today is best-selling author Paul Brown, who joins us to discuss his latest book, due out in June 2014, Own Your Future: How to Think Like an Entrepreneur and Thrive in an Unpredictable Economy. Paul is a former writer and editor at Business Week, Inc. and Financial World, in addition to Forbes. He's written, co-written and ghosted numerous books, including Customers for Life with Carl Sewell. His books have sold more than 3 million copies and made nearly every best-seller list. Paul is also a contributing editor to both The Conference Board Review and M.I.T.'s Sloan Management Review.
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Entrepreneur LeAnn Carlson, founder of Lauren's Hope Medical ID, joins us today to talk about the inspiration for her company, which is famous for its stylish medical IDs — and is saving lives too. Among Lauren's Hope's 400,000 customers is Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry, who wears the stylish bracelets on national talk shows, to media events, and even during a Vogue magazine shoot.
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Nellie Akalp, the founder and CEO of CorpNet.com, helps entrepreneurs start businesses, incorporate, form LLCs, set up sole proprietorships (DBAs) and maintain businesses in compliance with state filing requirements. Today she joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the power of naming your business, beyond the brand considerations.
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There are more than 10,000 entrepreneurship classrooms in the U.S., reaching more than half a million students, but the vast majority of educators are teaching entrepreneurship from a textbook rather than letting students experience it for themselves. Diana Kander, an entrepreneur and senior fellow at the Kauffman Foundation, hopes to change that.
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This week’s guest is Patricia Greene, professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College. As a founder of the Diana Project, she is one of the world's foremost experts on women's entrepreneurship. She’s also the national academic director of Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses initiative. The half-billion-dollar investment aims to help small entrepreneurs by improving access to education, capital and business support services. She talks with us today about the findings of the organization's recently released progress report, including some startling statistics about participants' revenue and job growth, and the implications for the America's entrepreneurs.
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On November 22, 1978, Danny O’Neill picked his first batch of coffee beans in the mountainous coffee-growing region around the Poás volcano while studying abroad in Costa Rica. Right then and there, he fell in love with the country, the people and the coffee — especially the coffee. Fifteen years later, Danny founded The Roasterie in his basement in Kansas City and to this day partners directly with farmers and pays above-market values to get the best of the best coffee beans.
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Joining host Kelly Scanlon is noted author and speaker Meg Hirshberg. Meg talks about her latest book, For Better or For Work: A Survival Guide for Entrepreneurs and Their Families.
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Joing Host Kelly Scanlon is the first president of the Kansas City Minority Supplier Development Council, now known as the Mid-American Minority Supplier Council. Baker explains why the council was so important for Kansa City at that time and why it remains relative today.
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