That’s So Savvy Podcast

That’s So Savvy Podcast

By Nancy AichholzBusinessEntrepreneurship
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That’s So Savvy Podcast episodes

  • Living with A.I. Now and in the Future with John Adams, President SALIX Data

    John Adams has been at the forefront of the digital revolution for nearly three decades. Today he is helping clients learn to use artificial intelligence and preparing them for the future A.I. will bring.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she sits with John to discuss what A.I. is, what it can do for us today, and what future it holds in making our lives more productive and healthier.

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    50 min
  • Navigating A.I. in Brand Growth and Management with Susie Bulloch, Founder of Hey Grill Hey

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she sits with Susie Bullock who shares her journey from recipe developer to founder of Hey Grill Hey, exploring how authenticity, community, and AI are shaping the future of food branding and marketing.

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    49 min
  • Learning with A.I. with Susan Bailey Experiential Learning Leader, Assistant Director, Lindner College of Business

    Susan Bailey believes one of the best ways to learn is through our experiences. With the rise of A.I. everywhere, and especially in education, Susan thinks we should share experiences and work with A.I. to continue or life lessons journey.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she sits with Susan Bailey to discus what is experiential learning, and what does A.I. have in store for education and personal growth.

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    57 min
  • Nancy Shares Her Thoughts on Season 3

    Season three, The Savvy Business of Food, has come to an end.

    Join Host Nancy Aichholz as she reflects on the lessons learned from all the guests during her conversations for season three of That's So Savvy.

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    26 min
  • Eating Your Way Through the Airport with Gina Genco, Business Development Manager at CVG

    Gina Genco wants to make your travel more enjoyable. As the Business Development Manager at CVG, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, Gina is responsible for the food, drink, and retail experience travelers experience at the airport.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she sits with Gina to discuss what it takes to get a storefront at CVG and what improvements and challenges are in the near future.

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    47 min
  • How To Scale Without Losing Your Soul with Albert Celentano of Artisan Food Group

    Albert Celentano was told that society needs two types of people, doctors and cooks. He decided to go and be a cook. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, Albert embarked on a career that took him from the high end dining restaurants to the offices of the corporate food world, and now today he is the Managing Partner at Artisan Food Group.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she and Albert discuss his career, their new partnership, and what has given Albert joy in a career surrounded by great tasting food.

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    50 min
  • The Legacy of Julia Child with Todd Schulkin Executive Director of The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts

    Julia Child's influence on food is unmatched in our world. Her influence changed American cooking and carries on in today's home and professional kitchens. Even if you never saw her on tv, or are to young to know what she looked and sounded like, Julia Child has an impact on your breakfast, lunch, and dinner plate.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she has a conversation with Todd Schulkin, the Executive Director of the Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts. Todd shares stories about Julia's life, her cooking, and what her foundation is doing today to carry on the Julia Child legacy.

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    45 min
  • Standing Out in a Saturated Market: Gold Star’s Differentiation Strategy with Roger David

    Roger David grew up in Cincinnati eating cheese coneys and three ways. His father was one of the founders of Gold Star, one of Cincinnati's most famous regional chili restaurants. After years in the corporate world Roger came back to the family business and is now the CEO of Gold Star's parent company GSR Brands.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she sits with Roger David and talks about his journey and what steps he has made to differentiate Gold Star in the competitive Cincinnati Chili marketplace.

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    37 min
  • Funding the Cure with Cancer Vaccine Coalition's Founder and CEO Kristen Dahlgren and Board President Cheryl Stamm

    To learn more and to donate to Cancer Vaccine Coalition visit their website.

    Cancer will have an effect on every person on earth. We will know someone who will battle cancer, or we ourselves will have to battle. Treatments have come a long way, but how close are we to a cure?

    Kristen Dahlgren founded the Cancer Vaccine Coalition after she started her battle with breast cancer. Kristen used her contacts built up after decades in national news to bring together a team to fund the treatments that one day can turn into the vaccines for cancer. She recruited Cheryl Stamm, another breast cancer survivor, to build out the organization and lead the Board of Directors.

    Join host Nancy Aichholz as she talks with Kristen and Cheryl about their journeys and how the work of the Cancer Vaccine Coalition is bringing us closer to a cure.

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    42 min

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