The Texas Insider

🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Greg Linnelli, an Account Strategist at Otter PR and the game-day host for the Tampa Bay Lightning Radio Network. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Greg brings over 20 years of broadcasting experience, including hosting his own sports morning show and doing play-by-play for teams at the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University.

Together, we explore:

• How the media industry has transformed over the past two decades.
• The differences between PR and marketing that often confuse clients.
• Strategies for leveraging trending news to create impactful stories for clients.
• Why picking up the phone and having direct conversations with reporters and clients is a skill that needs a revival.

Join us for an insightful discussion on navigating the ever-changing media landscape with one of the best in the business!

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Discussion on Small Business Support and the new BOI Reporting for small businesses.

In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Otto, President of Accent Financial Services in Allen, Texas. With over two decades of experience spanning small business ownership and leadership in a Fortune 500 company, Ryan shares his journey of taking over a legacy business that started on a farm and transforming it into a thriving resource for entrepreneurs and individuals.

Ryan dives into his passion for helping small businesses launch, grow, and succeed, fueled by his background in finance and his entrepreneurial family roots. He also discusses the innovative financial tools he’s developed and his commitment to ongoing education for himself and his team.

In this episode, we delve into the federal requirements of Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Designed to enhance transparency and combat financial crimes, this mandate requires businesses to disclose critical ownership details.

We’ll break down what BOI reporting entails, why it matters, and the significant penalties—up to $591 per day—for missing the filing deadline. Whether you’re a small business owner or part of a larger corporation, this is essential information to ensure compliance and avoid costly fines. Don’t miss this informative discussion on how to navigate BOI reporting and safeguard your business.

Tune in to hear Ryan’s insights on navigating the financial landscape, fostering business success, and building a legacy of support for the Allen and North Dallas communities.

 In this insightful episode of Texas Roundup, we sit down with Trey Trainor, Federal Election Commissioner, to tackle one of today’s pressing issues: the high cost of maintaining government operations in Washington, D.C.

Trainor discusses the need for greater transparency in elections and government processes, emphasizing how the FEC can lead by example in demonstrating fiscal responsibility. One bold idea takes center stage—relocating the FEC headquarters from Washington, D.C. to Odessa, Texas.

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Join us as we explore the potential benefits of this move, including cost savings, decentralization, and how it could pave the way for a more accessible and equitable government.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on rethinking the future of federal institutions and the role Texas might play in leading this transformation.

The Future of Construction Industry - Changes and Technology

In this inspiring episode of Texas Roundup, we sit down with Clark Lowe, President and CEO of O’Connor Company, to explore his journey from the United States Marine Corps to leading one of the most respected names in construction and business management.

Clark shares how his military background shaped his leadership philosophy, his impressive academic achievements, and how his expertise in LEAN solutions and project management has driven success across high-stakes industries like healthcare, hospitality, and high-end retail.

Get an insider look at how Clark’s innovative approach to leadership, process optimization, and team motivation has resulted in transformative business turnarounds. Whether you’re a business enthusiast, a leader looking for inspiration, or simply curious about the world of large-scale construction projects, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical takeaways.

Tune in to discover the mindset and strategies behind Clark Lowe’s incredible career journey!

In this compelling episode, we sit down with Eric Brown, Founder and CEO of Imperio Consulting, whose journey from Green Beret to business leader is nothing short of extraordinary. With over 24 years of experience in the Special Forces, Eric has led complex operations across 12 countries, earning prestigious accolades like the Defense Meritorious Service Medal and four Bronze Stars.

Eric shares how he leverages his military background to create customized strategies for C-suite executives and leadership teams, emphasizing the critical importance of adaptability and collaboration in today’s business landscape.

We also dive into the evolving trends in industrial and home construction design, exploring how innovation is shaping these industries. Plus, Eric opens up about his passion for mentoring fellow veterans, guiding them through the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and careers.

This episode is packed with insights on leadership, resilience, and the power of collaboration—don’t miss it!

In this episode, we sit down with Jim Camp Jr., a recently retired Major General of the United States Air Force and a seasoned negotiation coach at Camp Negotiations. With a wealth of experience, Jim shares his journey from leading 5,000 Airmen in the Ohio Air National Guard to negotiating the largest pay increase in history for Air National Guard Instructor Pilots—all rooted in the Camp System of Negotiation.

Jim discusses how the principles in “No, The Only System of Negotiation You Need for Work and Home” shaped his leadership style and success in high-stakes environments. We’ll also dive into his new publication, Lead From No, and explore how you can apply these proven techniques to build trust, influence decisions, and achieve your goals in both professional and personal settings.

Whether you’re a leader, a negotiator, or just curious about mastering the art of “no,” this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration. Tune in to learn how to navigate negotiations with confidence and clarity!

Today we have a very special guest. His name is Tim Rose.

He is a professional investigator, a former Green Beret and a member of the special agent at the FBI. Throughout the years, he's been involved in countless missions and special operations

Guest:  Tim Rose, a Professional Investigator, former Green Beret and Special Agent for the FBI. Tim is currently an Investigator at American Special Investigative Group ASIG Investigations

Tim is a former Green Beret, and Special Agent for the FBI and today we talk about: 

• The role of the border in human trafficking
• The prevalence of in affluent and disadvantaged areas.
• The involvement of adult women in human trafficking.
• Successful operations: Rescuing victims
• Protecting Children: The importance of parental presence and communication

About:

Tim Rose has served the United States as both a Special Agent in the FBI and decorated member of the armed forces. Beginning in 2006, he was commissioned into the US Army and completed his training at Infantry School, Ranger School, and Airborne School before being assigned to 173rd ABCT in Vicenza, Italy.

He was deployed to Afghanistan, first to Bermel, then transferred to a Heavy Weapons Platoon in Gomal, before attending Special Forces Assessment and Selection in May 2009. Following his graduation from the Maneuver Captains Career Course at Ft. Benning and the Special Forces Qualification Course at Ft. Bragg, he was stationed at 10th SFG (A) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Tim served as a Detachment Commander in Alpha Company, 2nd BN, 10 SFG (A), focusing on the European AOR and Underwater and Maritime Operations. His ODA deployed to Senegal in support of Operation Juniper Shield, where he worked as the Special Operations Forces Liaison Element (SOFLE) in the Dakar, Senegal US Embassy.

After separating from Active Duty in the summer of 2014, Tim joined the Maryland National Guard as an ODA Commander, leading the training of his ODA and foreign partners. He also taught a one-week Counter Insurgency course in Bosnia on behalf of the Maryland Army National Guard. As a civilian, Tim worked as a contractor for BAE Systems and Booz Allen Hamilton, overseeing Special Operation and Human Intelligence equities and projects within various government intelligence agencies, including the Defense Intelligence Agency, Office of the Director of National Security, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.

In 2016, Tim was hired as a Special Agent for the FBI, where he became an FBI Human Intelligence (HUMINT) certified instructor, an interrogation instructor and trainer, and worked on the Organized crime and HUMINT squads. During his time in the FBI, he handled over 15 Confidential Human Sources (CHS), or spies and informants.

In this episode, we sit down with accomplished actor and producer Scott Hamm-Duenas to explore his dynamic career. We discuss his journey from guest-starring on the iconic Walker, Texas Ranger to filming in the Lone Star State, and his latest project, the upcoming holiday release of Final Wager.

Scott shares insights into the unique challenges of producing and starring in his own film, working alongside legendary actor Michael Madsen, and how the film industry has evolved in the wake of COVID-19.

Join us for an engaging conversation packed with behind-the-scenes stories, career reflections, and a look at the changing landscape of filmmaking.

Tune in and celebrate Scott’s passion for storytelling, Texas roots, and the magic of cinema!