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Danny Heinsen discusses My HomeTown Heroes, an organization that he founded to help young adult cancer survivors go to college. Truly inspiring story. www.myhometownheroes.org Sageintl.com

Today we speak with Allen Schaffer founder and CEO of Banding People Together. He is going to talk with us about the skill of collaboration. Working in a true collaborative environment can be difficult but it is worth the effort. www.bandingpeopletogether.com Sageintl.com

Our guest on the show today is Dr. Gary Salyer founder of the Safe to Love Again Process. He discusses ways to step out of your own way when it comes to relationships, whether they be at work or at home or both. www.garysalyer.com SageIntl.com

http://contentiscurrency.com/ http://cherihillshow.com/ Think money is the main currency in business? Think again. The dominance of the web and the human behavior spawned from it as a result has turned social content into a new, increasingly important, currency. Most organizations are unclear how to use content marketing within their organization to truly make an impact to both attract AND retain customers.   In the digital age, content is no longer confined to the written page. It is spread across web and mobile, taking the form of podcasts, webinars, widgets, and blog posts. Powerful content tells the story of your product or business, but it means nothing if it's not written well, optimized for search and social media, and properly marketed. In Content is Currency, my guest, content strategist Jon Wuebben explains the fine art of content development by utilizing the latest Search Engine Optimization and Social Media Marketing techniques, and provides you with the tools and strategies you need to get your

What does a company stand for? What values do its employees embody? What do its products contribute to the world? Answering these questions succinctly but meaningfully is challenging but worth pursuing to the many companies that craft “core value statements” or “mission statements” to anchor every aspect of a business in a set of commonly-held beliefs and commitments. My guest, Andy Bailey can cut through organizational BS faster than a hot knife through butter, showing organizations the logjams thwarting their success and coaching them past the excuses we all use to avoid doing what needs to be done. He doesn’t ask for what’s easy, only what’s possible, and with his assistance the possible often expands to include the formerly impossible, as organizations learn that one step at a time gets you a long way when you step up to the challenge every day. After all, as he tells his clients, 100% annual growth is only 2% growth every week. It’s not easy. But certainly possible. Andy learned how to build great organ

http://www.traceywilen.com/ http://cherihillshow.com/ We are on the cusp of a major transformation in our relationships with our tools. Over the next decade, new smart machines will enter offices, factories, and homes in numbers we have never seen before. They will become integral to production, teaching, combat, medicine, security, and virtually every domain of our lives. As these machines replace humans in some tasks, and augment them in others, their largest impact may be less obvious: their very presence among us will force us to confront important questions. What are humans uniquely good at? What is our comparative advantage? And what is our place alongside these machines? We will have to rethink the content of our work and our work processes in response. My guest, Dr. Tracey Wilen is a prominent thought leader on the impact of technology on society, work and careers. She is a visiting scholar at Stanford University’s Media X program and a former Silicon Valley executive who has held leadership posit

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http://wndd.org/economic-development-conference/ Economic development is the process of growing the overall economy, including job creation, new businesses and growing existing businesses. It includes a group of activities and a multitude of contributing factors such as leadership, quality education, workforce housing, public investment, government support, and community buy-in that drive economic development and which must be undertaken to improve the quality of life and increase the standard of living in a community or region. That means that each community must respond accordingly depending on existing assets and maturity of those assets. The Western Nevada Development District is Nevada's sole planning district recognized by the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration and is comprised of the governing bodies of the nine counties of western Nevada, stretching from Humboldt County in the north to Mineral County in the south. Since 2006, there has been a huge emphasis on a regional

http://cherihillshow.com/ http://rockettom.com/ Watching the Olympics, I saw an ad that Walmart is committed to creating more American jobs by helping to spark a revitalization of U.S.-based manufacturing, or as they call it, “The American Renewal”. They have a goal that by the year 2023, they are pledging to purchase approximately $250 billion dollars in products that support the creation of American jobs. They plan on doing this 3 ways: • 1. Increasing what they already buy of U.S. manufactured goods • 2. Source “new to Walmart” U.S. manufactured goods and • 3. Re-shore the manufacturing of goods they currently buy by facilitating and accelerating the efforts of their suppliers. My guest, Tom Taormina, for more than 15 years has served as an Expert Witness in product liability cases and the author of the bestselling book, Foreseeable Risk. His proprietary process, Forensic Business Pathology is the product of proven quality management and years of studying business processes. Instead of opining on caus

http://larrypresents.com/ Customer satisfaction horror stories are everywhere. We’ve all come to expect less than optimal service despite the claims that we live in a service economy. It’s tempting to join the chorus of complainers and no one will criticize you if you do. But we can also look at this state of affairs from another viewpoint: as an opportunity. The upside potential for those who give good service is unlimited. By making the process of customer satisfaction a part of our daily lives, we can virtually guarantee our professional and career success. Broadly speaking, the term customer, in my mind is a person with whom we exchange value. So it would follow that no business or organization (such as government agencies, civic organizations, schools, service clubs and religious congregations) can succeed without building customer satisfaction and loyalty. My guest, Larry Williams is a veteran broadcaster with an amazing story. He is one of the few successful radio personalities in the nation that n

http://www.steveause.com/ http://cherihillshow.com Steve Ause who moved to Tahoe in 1991 from Southern California for a lifestyle change for his family and a handful of employees of his award-winning software company that he sold after 20 years in business. Fascinated with the markets, he began by managing his own investments for several years before becoming an independent financial advisor which he’s been for nearly 20 years.

Despite our best efforts to manage our time efficiently, and despite the many time-saving devices designed to make life easier, our lives often seem filled to the brim. We cram our days with activities, thinking that each one of them is important and absolutely necessary. We schedule virtually every minute of every day. We say we want free time, but few of us can sit still, even for a moment. For most people our smart phones, wireless computing, the availability of auto-ship so you don’t have to constantly shop for the same products, same day or over-night delivery and the endless streaming of information actually create more stress than they eliminate. We may save time by making a ten-minute call while driving in our car instead of waiting until we get home. But then, after dinner, you make another call, losing the time we worked so hard to save. Instead of accomplishing the same goals more quickly, we set higher goals, constantly pushing ourselves to do more and do it faster, thus getting further and furt

The only way to assure continued profits for any business is through constant analysis of what’s happening in that business. Whether you are selling products or services, it’s important to periodically study sales and cost figures relating to your business. In them you will discover clues to what you must do to increase profits each year. Sometimes it means cutting expenses or increasing the price of certain products or services; sometimes it means adding something else to your line (which, incidentally, may have little effect on your overhead costs); and sometimes it means dropping a product or activity that clearly is proving to be unprofitable. If you want to sustainably succeed in business, you must learn how to identify and diagnose the activities which are sabotaging your financial results and then know how to correct those mistakes so that the results you desire can be achieved. Never forget this: Measure Results, Change Activities. My guest, Tim Nelson owner and manager of Evans Nelson & Company

Diana Hoffman is an experienced entrepreneur, attorney, legislative advocate and adjunct professor at the University of Nevada Reno. After years in law and business as well as having a side career in Opera (production and performance) she is poised to lead an organization, whether for profit or non-profit into successful expansion or restructuring. Diana Hoffman studied voice with the masters and has for decades entertained audiences singing and performing in musicals around the world. To hear her sing or to hire her for your next event, please visit her website at DianaHoffmansings.com

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Reno native, and has created KidScape Production’s at the New York City Police Department /At-Risk Youth Division in 1999. She has attended Juilliard in New York City as well as Yale School of Drama in Connecticut. She had extensive coaching with Uta Hagen for over two years and continues practicing her craft even when not performing! Ms. Frank-Daniels focus is on reaching out to students on a national basis through KidScape Productions. KidScape Productions meets Common Core State Standards in Language Arts and cross-curricular literacy by developing students’ speaking, listening, and presenting skills; students also improve their body language and eye contact and other foundational skills. Mrs. Frank-Daniels’ passion is rooted in her commitment to sharing KidScape Productions and its effects on individual students by helping them discover and develop strategies for lifelong success. KidScape Productions KidScape Productions is a professional acting program for ages 3 and up; some of our opportunities incl

http://www.washoeschools.net/Page/198 http://cherihillshow.com/ Lisa-Marie Lightfoot (Administrator): Lisa-Marie Lightfoot has been with WCSD for 14 years. She has B.A. in Communications and Business and M.A.in Business with a Certificate in Volunteer Administration. She was one of the four founders of the Volunteer Administrators of Northern Nevada (VANN) and currently is a Board member of the Alliance of Nevada Non Profits, The Nevada Women’s History Projects and a member of the Foster-Grandparents Advisory Board. She is the supervisor for one of the largest AmeriCorps VISTA programs in Nevada. Dex Thomas (Program Services Technician): Dex has been with WCSD for 8 years. He has a B.A. In Human Services/Management. Dex started working as a teacher assistant at Rita Cannan Elementary as a second job while working as the director of a foster care agency. There he worked with mainly the after school program helping the students learn technology and sports. After a few years he came to the WCSD fulltime as a R

peepnomore.com Joey Mares, the inventor of Peep No More a wonderful device that props open a bathroom stall door and reads vacant when it’s empty. When someone enters the stall and latches the door, the signal switches to the occupied position. Stadiums and large venues that are using them say it totally reduces restroom wait times which means attendees have more time to grab a beer, get a bite to eat and most important watch the game or show they paid to attend. Stay-at-home moms are multi-tasking more than ever. In between childcare, cooking and cleaning, they are cranking out inventions that are making them millions. Women in fact start 424 new enterprises every day, more than twice as many as men. These mothers of invention have nurtured their creative ideas on their own domestic turf, outside the corporate box. Knowing how to stretch a dollar, these resourceful women started simple, by keeping costs down and production up! www.CheriHillShow.com www.SageAM.com www.Rockettom.com

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www.Atenga.com His name is Per Sjofors and his company is Atenga. They use incredibly-detailed pricing research and in-depth interviews and analyze your sales transaction data to determine your customers' and your marketplace's decision behavior. Atenga captures the value drivers, decision drivers and perceptions of your customers and non-customers. Atenga delves deeply into their perceptions about you and your competitors, and how this affects their willingness to pay for your competing products. Based upon the findings of their research, they use their practical business experience to provide you with actionable advice and recommendations so you can set your prices optimally, serve your customers and increase the effectiveness of your marketing and sales. Put simply, Atenga helps you accelerate your business' growth. www.CheriHillShow.com www.SageIntl.com www.SageAM.com