Alex Restrepo runs the Saints NFL social media accounts, he's helped build them to more than 4 million followers. The team won a Shorty Award for best sports account in 2011 and Alex Restrepo has been helping lead this space in the sporting world. Alex talks about his favorite platforms to use along with how he handles game day and what it's like to work for a team you grew up being a fan of.

Dave McLauchlan is CEO of Buddy.com a provider of 'backend as a service' and rich analytics technology to developers and publishers of software for connected devices worldwide. The next big thing we discuss is knowing what your customer wants before they tell you through utilizing technology.

Robbie Cape is the CEO of Cozi, a free app and website that helps families get organized. They have millions of users nationwide and are headquartered out of Seattle, Washington. Robbie founded Cozi 8 years ago and has been CEO ever since. He shares lessons he's learned along the way including when it is the right time to listen to your core clients needs and when it's time to innovate and create a new vision.

Erika Lynn is the Owner of Authentic Path - a healing practice in Seattle Washington. As a Life Coach, energy practicioner, Erika helps some of the countries top CEO's, management and business leaders to remove the beliefs and limitations that hold them back from breaking out to their full potential.

This week, Jenni talks with Daniel James Brown, author of The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Brown talks about how flexibility will move you forward in your career.

Micah Johnson is President of Media Stars, an agency that represents some of the top TV talent and producers in the nation. Jenni and Micah discuss how one post can change your life in Social media.

This week Jenni interviews Dan Shapiro, a serial entrepreneur and creator of RobotTurtles.com, a board game for kids that teaches them the fundamentals of computer programming.

This week, Jenny talks to Jeremy Jaech, the CEO and co-founder of SNUPI Technologies, a new company that takes advantage of the wiring already in homes to create a wireless sensor network. The technology itself, also called SNUPI (Sensor Network Utilizing Powerline Infrastructure), was developed at the University of Washington and Georgia Institute of Technology by Professors Shwetak Patel, Matt Reynolds and others.

Kellee Khalil, Founder and CEO of Lover.ly, the first bridal search engine.

Victoria Oldridge, CEO of MoxTree, talks about how she took a chance, as a new mom, on an idea she had to better connect moms in her community.