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Jane Mosbacher Morris is the CEO of To The Market. To The Market is a turn-key solution for ethical manufacturing and sourcing of apparel, accessories, and home goods.
Before To The Market, Jane was the Director of Humanitarian Action for the McCain Institute and a Counterterrorism Advisor for the U.S. State Department. She is also the author of Buy The Change You Want to See, a book that explores how you can have a greater social impact through your everyday purchases.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to land clients through customer discovery work. How to address the hesitancy around the cost of change. The importance of buy-in when facilitating change management. How to educate and convince investors on the current state of the market. The benefits of developing a thought leadership reputation for accelerating growth.Follow Jane on LinkedIn
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Brock Leonti is the CEO & Co-Founder of Prescribe FIT. Prescribe FIT is a full-service remote monitoring and lifestyle health coaching solution designed for orthopedic practices and patients.
Prior to Prescribe FIT, Brock was the Founder of Larock Healthcare Academy, which was acquired by Beckfield College, and President & Founder of Time For Help Home Care.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The importance of using your PTO. A solution to industry-wide staffing shortages. How to identify when a passion can become a business. How to maintain long-term momentum in a hyper-growth stage. How to finesse your business model to be a “need to have” instead of a “nice to have.”Follow Brock on LinkedIn
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Darrin Murriner is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cloverleaf. Cloverleaf is an identity discovery and team-building tool that uses the most common behavioral assessments to help you discover how to work more effectively as a team or as an individual in a team.
Prior to Cloverleaf, Darrin co-founded BabysitEase. He is also the author of Corporate Bravery, a book about eliminating fear-based decision-making and transforming corporate cultures into brave places for people to do their best work and stay engaged.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
When to leave your corporate job. How to build a balanced leadership team. How to handle rejection from potential funders. How to evolve your role as Founder/CEO as the company grows. The importance of focusing on the end-user experience of your product.Follow Darrin on LinkedIn
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Tim Metzner is the Founder and CEO of Fireroad. Fireroad is a new kind of holding company, borrowing the best from venture studios and private equity models. They bring a balanced approach to managing the risk of early-stage ventures with the predictability of enduringly profitable businesses.
Prior to Fireroad, Tim was a Founder of Ocean Accelerator, Differential, and Coterie Insurance. He’s also an active angel investor in 56 deals.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to nurture a great cultureHow to vet a co-founder you don’t knowWhen it makes sense to raise venture capitalThe importance of culture in retaining top talent.The role of early mentorship and unconventional career paths.Follow Tim on LinkedIn
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Ryan Eder is the Founder and CEO of IncludeHealth. IncludeHealth is an innovative healthcare technology company focused on delivering virtual physical therapy and patient data collection.
Ryan has a deep design background, having previously served clients like Nike and GE. He has also twice won Best in Show at the International Design Excellence Awards.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to sell your visionA different way of looking at pivotsThe importance of winning strategic awardsThe role of design thinking in solving complex business problems.The challenges and solutions in transitioning from hardware to software in healthcare.Follow Ryan on LinkedIn
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Sasha Gainullin is the CEO of battleface and Robin Assist. Battleface is a global company enabling customers and partners to easily select travel insurance products and services that perfectly fit their needs. Robin Assist is a tech-driven emergency travel assistance platform supporting the travel insurance industry.
Prior to battleface and Robin Assist, Sasha was the Interim CEO of Tangiers Group and, before that, the COO of Tangiers International.
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How to create a 24/7 companyHow to successfully pivot GTM modelsHow to balance accountability and autonomyThe power of immersing yourself in an industryThe importance of being adaptable and responsive in crisis situationsFollow Sasha on LinkedIn
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In this episode of That Worked, host Callan Harrington and co-host Sullivan Finlay dive into a wide array of topics, from recording strategies and Zoom meeting setups to the evolving roles of being an individual contributor vs. leadership within companies. They discuss the balance between career advancement and personal satisfaction, highlighting Apple's approach to rewarding individual contributors without forcing them into leadership roles. The conversation also covers the benefits of stand-up and improv for personal and professional development, as well as the challenges of navigating social interactions.
The impact of AI and technology on personal health and productivity.How to reward individual contributors that don't want to go into management. The creative process behind Sullivan's content and how he keeps it engaging.The importance of personal and professional balance in achieving long-term success.Insights into the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in comedy and content creation.
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Luke Buchanan is the Co-Founder of Redi Health. Redi eliminates the confusion and complexity of the health journey through unparalleled access and support.
Prior to founding Redi Health, Luke was the Director of Pharma Account Management at CoverMyMeds. He joined CoverMyMeds before its acquisition by McKesson and helped continue to scale the team post-acquisition.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to Operate with 4 Co-FoundersHow to Recruit Great Early EmployeesHow to Find Your First Enterprise ClientsThe Mindset Needed to Win Enterprise DealsHow to Balance Working on the Core Business vs. What Comes NextFollow Luke on LinkedIn
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Derek and Jessica Crain are the Founders of Mindful Therapy Group and Mindful Support Services. When they first founded Mindful Therapy Group, they had a vision of uniting like-minded mental healthcare specialists to serve with compassion, experience, and a fresh outlook on mental wellness.
They now serve more than 1000 independent clinicians and have collectively served over 48,000 families, couples, teenagers, and children seeking to improve their lives with professional guidance.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to maintain quality while scaling Strategies for scaling a business organicallyThe importance of healthy boundaries in businessThe benefits of having a visionary and an operator as partnersHow to balance marriage and business partnership successfullyFollow Derek on LinkedIn
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In this episode of That Worked, host Callan Harrington and co-host Sullivan Finlay, a writer, comedian, and content creator, explore the importance of personal branding, consistency in content creation, and the value of in-person interactions. Sullivan shares his journey from accounting to full-time comedian, while Callan provides insights on content strategy and founder experiences. They discuss strategic goal planning, the significance of human connections, managing stress, and adapting to new opportunities, offering valuable perspectives on achieving personal and professional growth.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Strategies for maintaining consistency and creativity.How to leverage social media to build a personal brand.Insights into managing stress and maintaining a work-life balance.The transition from a corporate career to full-time content creation.The importance of human connection in personal and professional growth.
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Travis is the Co-founder and CRO of Vouch. Vouch is the insurance company for the technology industry. Since 2019, Vouch has underwritten billions in risk on behalf of over 4,000 clients, backed by A-rated reinsurers and $165M from Ribbit, YC, Redpoint, and others.
Previously, he helped Nationwide Insurance launch Nationwide Ventures before joining Silicon Valley Bank’s Venture Capital group, where he raised over $1B from institutional investors to invest in fintech and digital health startups, including Root Insurance, Ladder Life, and Earnin.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to respond to adversity What makes a good co-founderHow to host a small group dinner The importance of geographic location How to leverage community-led growthFollow Travis on LinkedIn
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Justin Ihnken is the Co-Founder and CEO of Enorra_. Enorra_ is revolutionizing finance by developing SaaS tools that eliminate complexity and accelerate data-driven decisions using machine learning and AI. Their mission is to enhance competitiveness in financial trade, focusing on data analytics, marketplace solutions, and ESG banking.
Prior to Co-Founding Enorra_, Justin Co-Founded QNTM Labs, a contract laboratory focused on providing chemical and biological analysis, as well as contract research, development, and regulatory compliance applications to pharmaceutical companies.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The importance of resourcefulness in a startupHow to get up to speed on a new industry quicklyHow to effectively transition from one industry to anotherThe benefits of hiring senior talent early to accelerate business growthThe significance of pushing through criticism and rejection in entrepreneurshipFollow Justin Ihnken on LinkedIn
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Ali Schwanke is the Founder and CEO of Simple Strat. Simple Strat is a marketing and sales firm that helps you get more out of HubSpot. From CRM strategy and setup to marketing automation and content creation, their services are tailored to fuel customer acquisition and retention.
Simple Strat is also a HubSpot Diamond Solutions Partner and the host of HubSpot Hacks, the #1 unofficial YouTube channel for HubSpot Tutorials.
Ali is a data-driven marketing professional with 15+ years of experience in B2B, strategy, and content marketing. Most of all, she’s hilarious.
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What makes a good first hireHow to align sales and marketing teamsHow to build a YouTube channel for B2BThe benefits of a peer network as an entrepreneurHow to differentiate yourself in a competitive marketFollow Ali on LinkedIn
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Wil Schroter is the founder and CEO of Startups.com, the world's largest startup platform. They help over one million startup companies find customers, funding, mentors, and world-class education.
Before founding Startups.com, Wil founded multiple successful startups like Swapalease.com and Fundable.com. He also founded Blue Diesel at the age of 19 and grew it to $700 million in capitalized billings before it became inVentiv, now valued at $6 billion dollars.
The impact of extreme stress on founders How saying "yes" to opportunities can open unexpected doors.The significance of having a mission-driven approach in business.The transition from a service-based business model to a product-based one.The importance of balancing multiple ventures and managing personal life effectively.
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Andy Jenks is a General Partner at Drive Capital, a Columbus-based venture capital firm focused on investing in world-class technology companies outside of Silicon Valley.
Before Drive, Andy was a 3-time founder at Formation Data Systems, Discovery Mining, and Infinite Research. Both Discovery Mining and Infinite Research were successfully acquired.
Experiences from the early days of Silicon Valley.When to take venture capital instead of bootstrap. The critical role of being mission-driven in a startup.When to bootstrap instead of taking venture capital. The importance of understanding your fit within the business stages.
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Matthew Achak is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Non-Linear Venture Partners, where he consults and invests in early-stage start-ups.
Prior to Non-Linear Venture Partners, Matt Co-Founded FCR, the leading provider of outsourced live agent support services for tech companies. FCR was acquired by TTEC in 2019.In this episode, you’ll learn:
The importance of establishing a company's DNA and core values earlyThe value of having a complementary and trustworthy business partnerHow to increase your employee retention rate in a high attrition businessStrategies for leveraging small communities to build a successful businessHow taking chances and learning new things can help you find your callingFollow Matthew on LinkedIn
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Ayden Syal is the Co-Founder and CEO of MOGL, a leading athlete influencer marketplace and NIL software provider that streamlines partnerships between brands and athlete influencers.
Prior to starting MOGL, Ayden worked at Morgan Stanley, Lexington Partners, and IHS Markit (now S&P Global). Ayden has been named to the Sports Business Journal New Voices Under 30 list, The Marquis "Who's Who in America" list, and won the 2022 SXSW Pitch competition on behalf of MOGL.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Tactics for fundraising A playbook to distribute thought leadershipHow to get traction in marketplace business How to leverage influencers to grow your businessInsights into the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) industryListen to Ayden's SXSW Talk & follow Ayden on LinkedIn
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Tim Robinson is the CEO of AgencyBloc. AgencyBloc is the leading Insurance Industry Growth Platform serving the health, benefits, and senior insurance space.
Prior to AgencyBloc, Tim was the COO of WorkWave, COO of FMG Suite, and COO of Cii. All of those companies are private equity portfolio companies.
How to conduct a daily leadership team huddle The lifecycle of a private equity portfolio company How to manage and integrate company acquisitions How private equity investment impacts business operations.The journey from VP to Chief Operating Officer in a private equity environment.
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Rick Fox is the Chief Revenue Officer of Brightway Insurance. Brightway is one of the largest insurance distribution companies in the U.S., with over 300 franchises in 32 states.
Prior to joining Brightway, Rick was the Head of Agency Sales at Vertafore, a leading insurance software company, and previously served as the President of Agency Revolution, an agency automation and marketing consultancy.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How sports principles can transform corporate leadershipStrategies for building resilience and adaptability in teamsThe importance of setting clear expectations for team successTechniques for fostering a feedback-rich culture in any organizationThe significance of discipline and commitment in achieving personal and professional goalsFollow Rick Fox on LinkedIn
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Will Zell is the co-founder and Executive Chair of AssetWatch, founder of Vessel, and founding partner of the Ohio Angel Collective.
Will has been building and investing in companies since 2006, focusing on venture capital and technology startups since 2012.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to design your lifeHow to navigate the entrepreneurial journey The role of a long-term vision and strategic pivotsWhy it’s important to think of yourself as a shareholder first Insights into creating a business ecosystem that fosters community and fulfillment.References:
The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin
The Ohio Angel Collective
Vessel Venture Capital CompanyConnect
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