Friday, October 18, 2019
Ken Tencer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the natural and manufactured challenges that family businesses have when transitioning ownership and operation to the next generation.
Ken Tencer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of creating “intrapraneurs” out of the next generation of owners and operators, so they – and you – are ready when the time comes to leave the business for the last time.
David Dawsey joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the power of recognizing and valuing the trademarks you’ve created and commercialized, as well as the trade secrets you must guard and protect.
David Dawsey joins Jim Blasingame to report on how some global companies made acquisitions without making sure that they also were going to own the legendary brand name of the company or product they were acquiring.
David Dawsey joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to make sure when you’re purchasing a business that you know the right questions to ask at the right time, to make sure you know that you’re purchasing all the intellectual property elements.
Mark Babbitt joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the many great – and sometimes intimidating -- ways to communicate your marketing message today, and how to lessen the intimidation and get your strategy going.
Mark Babbitt joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why you must be accountable to any negative reviews or other references by taking ownership and declaring your plan to remedy – even if it wasn’t your fault.
Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to report on the belief that a short – no more than 30 minutes – nap, likely after lunch, can give you a productivity boost and improve your health.
Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the immutable requirement to be prepared for any business endeavor, whether making a sales call, seeking a job, delivering a proposal or conducting an interview.
Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that angry people probably need more sleep, and agreeable people often are not the most successful financially, especially if they allow others to take advantage of them.
