Identifying the trends shaping today’s workplace, workforce, and marketplace. Guests bring insight and lessons into the trends shaping their business, allowing listeners to learn, adapt, and get a little bit better at whatever it is they do.
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Patty Vanderpool – Implementing policies as a result of the Covid threatened workplace. How to do it. What policies should enforce. How to enforce them.
Efficient, quick to build, and inexpensive compared to houses, barndominiums are coming into their own as an affordable trend to store home owner’s toys in highly customizable home sites.
Mark Sanborn – Customer Service and Leadership Expert – What to expect on the What’s Working Webinar.
Dianna Booher – 7 Questions to get to get to know your job candidate MUCH better.
Blake Thomas is VP of Publicity and takes us through the difficult decisions the Jaycees went through in planning this year’s event: no live music, no children’s hands-on exhibits, no public weigh-ins. But interest hasn’t waned for the fishermen who are eager to get out of their homes and join in some friendly fishing competition. The tournament will be reminiscent of its origins eighty-seven years ago.
Marian Boteler and Allie Fuquay – Concern for children stress in Covid19 world.
Blair Fisher – Head of School – St Paul’s Episcopal School – Future of the workforce and evolution of schooling in times of Covid.
Dr Susan Hassig – Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine – Covid 19 Update
Beth Morrissette and Andrea Moore, partners in M2 Solutions, are succeeding in a traditionally male industry. They’re doing it through building long-lasting relationships, providing products that make other’s products last longer, and knowing as much – if not more – than anyone else in the room.
Gair Maxwell – Branding authority – What sets brands apart is not their quality, it’s their story.
Johnny Gwin – Deep Fried Studios – The business of podcasting – The ins and outs of content marketing via podcasts.
LC May – Clyde May’s Alabama Style Whiskey – What he’s been up to since Corona Virus.
Ed Bridgman’s background is in studying efficiency and eliminating waste. He was on the first team that developed the Six Sigma research and design process for which they won the prestigious Malcolm Baldrige Award. Ed then began practicing what he’d been teaching when he began the first modern RV community in the area. He knows the market, he knows his customer, and he knows what he needs to do to attract their attention and keep them coming back.