n this episode, Michael speaks with Care Report founders Craig Sekowski and Ralph Pasquariello to examine the evolving role of cybersecurity insurance in today’s business landscape. Care Report specializes in converting cyber risk data into actionable financial intelligence, enabling organizations to make informed decisions about their exposure and resilience.The discussion explores the key threats impacting SMBs, methods for quantifying financial risk, and how the value and coverage of cyber

Insights from NPA 2025: Networking and Presentations Summary In this episode, Krista Olien, Clyde Wilson, and Leigh Thomas recap their experiences at NPA 2025, discussing the importance of networking, the value of presentations, and the significance of customer service in the parking industry. They share insights from their own presentation on auditing, the vibrant culture of Indianapolis, and the exciting innovations they encountered at the convention. The conversation emphasizes the need for a

In this bonus episode of Beyond Potential, Tom Emery and Tom Mason continue their bite-sized conversation around the Beyond Potential Leadership Framework, turning their focus to the traits and tools of a Strategic Visionary. They unpack how leaders can move beyond firefighting and task management to see the bigger picture, connecting dots across markets, people, and purpose. From widening your perspective and reflecting on your time, to linking every action back to your “why,” this episode offers

There’s a version of you that got you here, the one who learned how to survive, please, and push through.But she can’t take you where you’re going next.In this episode, Leigh Ann talks about the quiet, in-between space of growth, the season where you’re outgrowing old habits, identities, and ways of leading.It’s not about becoming someone new, it’s about remembering who you were before the fear, the pressure, and the need to prove yourself.If you’ve been feeling stuck, restless, or ready for your

On this episode, we explore why satisfied customers leave — and what it takes to turn satisfaction into lasting loyalty.Most B2B and B2C businesses assume that satisfied customers will stay. But research shows that 20 to 70% of new customers leave within their first 100 days — even when they rate their experience as "satisfactory."Drawing from examples across a wide variety of industries, our expert guests reveal the critical moments in the customer journey when satisfied customers are driven to

What does it take to build a data strategy that empowers people—rather than overwhelms them?Live from AU Nashville, BIM governance leader Kirsty Hogg unpacks how to build a useful data strategy (not a data swamp), keep feedback lightweight in ACC, and prepare your teams for AI, machine learning, and cloud-first workflows. We dig into lessons-learned capture, lakehouse fundamentals, picking low-friction tools (Ideate, File Sync), and why cultural safety (“it’s OK to learn fast”) turns skeptics into

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In this episode of the Imperfectionist Podcast, host David Rendall welcomes Jason and Kim Kotecki, a couple who have dedicated their lives to fighting 'adultitis'—the tendency to take life too seriously. They share their journey of working together, the importance of creativity, and how they have built a successful business around their art and speaking engagements. The conversation explores the concept of tinkering as a way to find one's path and the significance of embracing

In this episode of Sanctions+, hosts Shahrzad Noorbaloochi and Milana Karayanidi sit down with Lara Strangeways to unpack the fast-evolving intersection of business, human rights, and trade compliance. Drawing on her experience leading Business and Human Rights work, Lara explains what it means to move “beyond compliance,” detailing how frameworks like the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and the forthcoming EU Forced Labor Regulation compare with the US regulatory landscape. Get

AI isn’t just a buzzword in deal rooms—it’s changing how due diligence, contracts, privacy, and integration actually work after close. In this episode, Lisa sits down with tech lawyer Rob Taylor to unpack what “AI risk” really means, why lawyers must understand the technology to spot legal exposure, and how companies can move fast and responsibly. Rob shares practical frameworks from hundreds of AI solution reviews, dives into agentic AI (and why risk goes up when the human leaves the loop), ...

In today’s episode of Learn to Thrive, we’re discussing how to institute impactful charitable giving and meaningful community partnerships within your organization. Learn how getting clear on the framework for your community plan allows you to give with intention. --- Show Links: Send us a text Be sure to include your phone number or email so we can respond to your message! Reach us at: contactlearningtothrive@gmail.com Find more Learning to Thrive: thrivegym.mykajabi.com Find Us on Instagr...

If you’ve ever wondered how faith and technology could coexist or how to build a business that serves both God and the world, this conversation will expand your definition of success.We talk about the divine orchestration behind every so-called coincidence, and how aligning purpose with business can transform your entire path. Most entrepreneurs chase freedom through control. The next launch, the next system, the next metric. But what if real freedom came from surrender? What if your

Software development and software engineering could be the first major economically valuable capability that closes the gap between humans and AI, says Eiso Kant, the CTO of frontier AI company poolside. He shares what these changes mean for technology and the sector, and for knowledge work generally. Eiso stays cautious about tech forecasts and predictions, but breaks down how worry and fear can be a motivator to drive true learning and understanding in a fast-moving era, sharing and questions we

If trust still feels like an abstract concept in your business — something you earn, but not something you’ve designed — this episode is for you. We’re breaking down five specific ways smart agencies are turning trust into a system they can scale, not just a sentiment they hope for. When I look at the agencies that are landing clients faster, keeping them longer, and growing with more ease, they all have one thing in common: They’ve transformed trust from a soft skill into a structural advant...

A Chief of Staff struggles to make three different presentations - an internal all hands update, a customer pitch, and a board meeting - feel meaningful and tailored for each audience. Emily suggests using common core info but adding exclusive details for each group, plus using questions from past meetings to anticipate concerns and adjust content. Real examples include noticing trends in employee questions about pay raises or office changes, collecting follow-up questions from strategic part...

https://jo.my/3ew2xhIncident Reporting & Root Cause Analysis: Tools for Root Cause Analysis If something goes wrong in your facility, how you respond matters just as much as what happened. That’s where incident reporting and root cause analysis come in. These two things help us figure out why incidents happen—and more importantly, how to stop them from happening again. It’s not just paperwork. It’s prevention. Reporting gives us the facts. Root cause analysis provides us with the fix. When

This Halloween special of the Small Business Cyber Security Guy peels back the curtain on the scariest place hackers hide: the tools and toolchains you trust. Hosts Graeme Falkner, Noel Bradford and Mauven MacLeod go ghost hunting inside compilers, build systems and update pipelines to show how supply‑chain attacks can insert backdoors that you’ll never spot by reading source code alone.The episode revisits Ken Thompson’s classic compiler backdoor thought experiment and explains, in plain language,

Todd Sattersten brings over 20 years of experience in nonfiction book publishing, and is the author of "The 100 Best Books for Work and Life." He's also the publisher at Bard Press and has dedicated his career to helping leaders navigate the overwhelming world of business literature. In this episode, Todd reveals how he curated 100 essential books into 25 problem-focused chapters, moving beyond traditional business categories to address both professional and personal challenges leaders face. He

In this episode of Making Your Business Less Dependent on You, Malcolm Palmer FCA explores one of the most talked-about but often misunderstood exit routes: the management buyout (MBO).Malcolm breaks down the pros, cons, and tax angles in plain English, helping you decide if selling to your own team could be your best route to freedom.You’ll learn:Why an MBO might preserve your business’s legacy and client relationshipsThe biggest financial and emotional pitfalls to watch out forHow to structure a

Today’s guest is Xiong Liu, Director of Data Science and AI at Novartis. Novartis is among the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, pioneering data and advanced analytics in the pursuit of new medicines and patient outcomes. Xiong joins Emerj Editorial Director Matthew DeMello to examine how generative AI and foundation models are transforming R&D, clinical workflows, and research collaboration across the life sciences. The discussion highlights how domain-specific data strategies, improved