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Mike Molyneux – trained as a physical therapist – is now on his second healthcare startup and it’s growing quickly. His clients are companies and orgs who self-insure their healthcare and he’s taken on their primary care via clinics at their places of employment. Called Symbol Health Solutions, it offers an end-around to the 300-pound-gorilla healthcare giants in Alabama. Symbol has grown from south Alabama to state-wide and is now poised to enter Tennessee.
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Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
John Shell is an Eagle Scout candidate in the Mobile area. He identified a project where small artifical reefs could be used on docks along the Alabama Gulf Coast to create homes for barnacles and oysters to filter the sediments and pollutants and, hopefully, clear the waters and he put his head down and got started. His initial goal of 100 reefs was quickly surpassed as people loved the idea and jumped on board with him. Hear his story and learn how you can help, too.
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Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Jeb Brooks made a video as a passenger on a flight. He did it again and again and today he’s left his old job behind him and gets paid by YouTube to travel and post about his flights. He has over 400k subscribers and his videos have been viewed many millions of times. Learn how he does it, how he’s compensated, and what the world looks like (literally) to a YouTube influencer.
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Solar technology has made tremendous advancements. Solar panels are getting stronger, lighter, and now capable of extracting much more energy from sunlight. Sam Yates installs the panels in Alabama and in North Carolina where business is booming. We learn that Alabama is a laggard in solar tech and get a hint at why.
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Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
If a mistake is predictable we should be able to prevent it. However, normal people continue to make the same money mistakes over and over again. Arindam Nag was a reporter for some of the most well-known financial publications and is today educating consumers because he saw so many mistakes being repeated. “There has to be a better way to educate people,” he thought. His boot-strapped start-up, Centsai.com, is his answer to his question.
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Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
Marty Strong’s time as a Navy SEAL taught him how to plan for the unknown, evaluate his assets, and utilize whatever was given to him. This method of thinking then made Marty a business success. Frustrated with the lack of actionable lessons in business books, he wrote Be Nimble to offer the lessons he learned with the SEALs, how they applied to business, and how you and I can apply these lessons to our life, too.
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Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
FM Talk 106.5 Midday Mobile radio host Sean Sullivan interviews Cam about his new book – What Works – and the trajectory of his now five-year-old radio show broadcast across Alabama called What’s Working with Cam Marston.
Blake Mobley spent time in the CIA where he studied how to recruit informants who would be willing to help the US. He learned how to ask questions that would reveal the true nature and intent of his contacts and he’s now applying those skills to the corporate workplace, teaching companies to get bettet at asking questions of their employment candidates to find the right fit and the right motivation.
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David Bronner was 28 years old when he accepted the top job at the Retirement Systems of Alabama. 160 other names were submitted prior to his. Today, nearly fifty years later, Dr Bronner leads one of the world’s largest pension funds and has done more to positively shape the image of the state of Alabama than any other single person. He’ll never say this about himself, but he was pegged as a savant from an early age and as his talent bloomed, the state and the state’s retirees were lifted along as well.
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The words enthusiastic and charismatic don’t come close to capturing the energy Bello Nock gives away. We had breakfast at the Beau Rivage Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi where he was performing – he’s now at MGM National Harbor – and later got him on the phone for our interview. He’s the perfect mix of “show” + “business”. He manages his own troupe consisting of acts from many nations plus five more troupes across the country, all moving from place to place. His daughter performs at SeaWorld San Diego – she’s the eighth generation Nock family performer. Amazing conversation.
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Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
