Identifying the trends shaping today’s workplace, workforce, and marketplace. Guests bring insight into their business or their business expertise that allows listeners to get a little bit better at whatever it is they do.
What’s Working is currently broadcast weekly in Mobile, Montgomery, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Gadsden, and Huntsville.
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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.
Thanks to show sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
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.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
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.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate
Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
Budweiser – Busch Distribution
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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.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate
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.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Marty Strong got tired of vapid platitudes about busienss leadership and wrote a book full of simple, actionable ideas called Be Nimble. We talk about what makes SEAL training an incubator for business leadership, how to interview to find a nimble leader, and the deep power of humility in leadership.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Eunice Mingo is a licensed therapist. I invite her on the show to help me understand the voilence that’s escalating everywhere across our country these days. Where is it coming from and what can you and I do to keep people around us from getting so far out of control? We also hear her perspective as an African American after the Buffalo, NY shootings. “We feel hunted,” she says.
Thanks to show sponsors:
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Scot Hunsaker took over the family business, built it, then sold it to his employees. Along the way he learned how to create and execute a succession plan. He asks business owners, “Could you be the limiting factor to your businesses success?” and told his own successors, “I did the best I could, now you make it better.” Leadership, empowerment, and motivation. If your job is to prepare future leadership, this show is a prescriptive path to getting them ready and getting out of their way. Check out his book on the topic.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
Mike Adams – aka “Cajun Mike” – has grown his company, E3 Termite and Pest Control, by leaps and bounds over the past few years. One reason is he can treat and bond buildings with sprayfoam insulation and I can find no other companies around who will. His focus on service and technlogy is a perfect match. Then I visit with Norman McCrummen and Carol Grant to talk abot NEST – a local service for at-risk youth. Lots of kids out there need help and NEST is doing a great service for the community.
Thanks to Show Sponsors:
Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE)
