Calvin Brown is a tech founder with experience managing global teams and multi-million dollar software deliverables. His software architecture background, coding capabilities, and keen understanding of the entire process help inform his mindful but competitive approach. Calvin is fueled by his passion for understanding the nuances of the technical challenges businesses face across all industries. He considers himself a ‘forever student,’ eager to build on his hands-on technical foundation by architecting, building, and teaching others how to master the art of making complex technical issues solvable. In 2017, Calvin’s love for giving back inspired him to create a community that offers free technical training. Today, the growing tech group of nearly 1,000 professional black coders provides access to the strategies and techniques used to build lots of the software we all use daily. Understanding the intricate dance between software developers and business owners, Calvin wrote a book to help entrepreneurs bring their app-related visions to life through effectively communicating with developers without necessarily knowing the technical language. He also contributes to technology-focused magazines, selflessly spreading knowledge and resources to empower others. 

To learn more about his consulting firm, please visit his website at: http://www.kairuconsulting.com/

Kyle Brady is a Google Discover optimization consultant and founder of Drivin’ & Vibin’, an industry-leading consumer news site in the RV and camping niche. He and his wife ditched the 9 to 5 grind to become full time RVers and in the process Kyle became an expert at amplifying content to increase brand awareness and revenue. From 2015 to today, Kyle has transformed his blog Drivin & Vibin into an industry leading consumer news site. In this episode, we chat about his top 3 Google Discover Content Strategies. Being a relatively new platform, Kyle packs a ton of value into this episode to showcase the power of Google Discover. Throughout this episode, Kyle is proof that setting your mind and committing to a passion driven business can lead to success and creative freedom. Drivin & Vibin is now an industry leader and has connected consumers and brands throughout the blog articles. To learn more about Kyle and visit his site, please visit https://drivinvibin.com/

Jeffrey Shaw, is a small business consultant, host of the top-rated podcast The Self-Employed Life, author of The Self-Employed Life and LINGO and his TEDxLincolnSquare talk is featured on TED.com. Also, for more than three decades, Jeffrey has been one of the most sought-after portrait photographers in the United States. His portraits have appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and in People and O magazines and hang at Harvard University. Having been self-employed his entire life, Jeffrey is here today to share business strategies that really work for self-employed business owners and the personal development they need to increase their capacity for success. Jeffrey is passionate about helping business owners gain far more control over their businesses and destiny than they ever had before. In this episode we chat about the importance of self employment and what it takes to be successful. His insight from years of experience in the industry shines in this episode and brings a ton of value and motivation to the show. To learn more about Jeffery or to get in touch, please visit: https://www.jeffreyshaw.com/

Today’s guest, Rick Maurer, is a speaker, author, consultant, and expert on helping leaders avoid resistance to change. Since the publication of his book Beyond the Wall of Resistance in the 1990s, Rick’s opinion has been sought by The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, NBC Nightly News, Fortune, and many other media outlets. Some of the largest companies in the world ask for his advice on ways to avoid resistance to change and ways to build strong support for changes and other big projects. His background working with top executives helps them identify any missing opportunities within their businesses, and turn resistance into success. He talks about how to breathe life and energy into meetings to motivate teams in this episode of the Biz Bros podcast. To learn more about Rick or reach out, please visit: https://www.rickmaurer.com

On this episode of the Biz Bros Podcast, we chat with Bryan Clayton about the power and importance of bootstrapping businesses vs chasing capital investment. Bryan Clayton is CEO and cofounder of GreenPal an online marketplace that connects homeowners with Local lawn care professionals. GreenPal has been called the “Uber for lawn care” by Entrepreneur magazine and has over 200,000 active users completing thousands of transactions per day. Before starting GreenPal Bryan Clayton founded Peachtree Inc. one of the largest landscaping companies in the state of Tennessee growing it to over $10 million a year in annual revenue before it was acquired by Lusa holdings in 2013. Bryan‘s interest and expertise are related to entrepreneurialism, small business growth, marketing and bootstrapping businesses from zero revenue to profitability and exit. This conversation digs into how Bryan started his businesses and his ideology behind growing and managing teams. To learn more about Bryan and GreenPal, please visit: https://www.yourgreenpal.com/

Today’s guest, Brian Johnson is the Founder and Owner of Main & Johnson, a Charlotte, North Carolina, based Business Consulting & Coaching company, aimed at seeing small to medium-sized businesses thrive, not just survive. Brian is a persuasive and adaptable top-performer who is skilled in establishing, managing, and mentoring key executives and business owners as well as individual contributors in a business. He has a passion for changing the cultural fabric of people leadership, marketing, and sales in companies by empowering teams to exceed goals. In this episode, we discuss how businesses can be related to airplanes, their preparation, accent and stabilization. Brian also discusses some of his findings over the course of the pandemic and the effect on small businesses. His background working in Fortune 500 companies showcases a diverse amount of experiences that help propel his current venture. To learn more about his consulting firm, please visit: https://www.businessconsultingcharlotte.com/

Ricky Miller is the CEO and founder of Carbonadi Vodka, Green Harvest Publishing and 8 Hour Snooze. His career has rooted him as a serial entrepreneur and has lead to his success. In this episode, Ricky talks about hiring up, micro-coaching and delegating. Ricky is a very inspirational guest and brings a lot of value to the podcast. To learn more about Ricky and his businesses, please visit his website: https://rm3ventures.com/

In this episode of the Biz Bros podcast, Tim Bornholdt breaks down the advantages and pitfalls to podcasting. His background in technology helps propel both his business and podcast while breakdown the barriers to his clients. He talks about the most important step to podcasting is to have a plan and understand that your voice is going directly into the listeners ear. To learn more about JMG, please visit https://jmg.mn/

Harlan Hammack brings his experience over the course of years to guide leaders through uncertainty. In this weeks episode, Harlan explains how leaders need to take action and that is the most important element he focuses his program around. His methods have been tested over the years to help executives grow both as business leaders and in their personal lives. To learn more about his coaching business, please visit: https://www.ib4e-coaching.com/

Charles Collins discusses how it is universal law that we all understand the concept of life being a craft, all striving towards creating a masterpiece. In this episode of the Biz Bros podcast, Charles breaks down the 3 key principles that make up the components of improving our lives. This has been one of the most insightful and eye opening podcasts yet. For more information on Charles and his philosophy, please visit: https://lifemasterpiecejournal.com/