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Doing business. Changing systems. Changing power. Changing the world one deal at a time. 'Getting Deals Done' is a new show by Victory & Noble, a storytelling company, focused on stories that super-charge, inspire and intimate the details to take you and your business higher and fundamentally impact your bottom line. Our new show features leading change catalysts as captains of industry, financiers, entrepreneurs, dreamers, doers, free enterprise creatives, servant-leaders and visionaries who operate at the highest possible frequency internationally. Show host and creator Patrick A. Howell is a business creative and award-winning financier who has worked in financial markets and with global leaders for decades.
Senegalese musician, entrepreneur and statesman Youssou N’Dour loves nothing more than to quote his deceased compatriot, the caliph general Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy: ‘It’s good to resemble one’s father, but it’s better to resemble one’s era.’
The Senegalese singer is known for his extraordinary vocal range and for introducing international audiences to mbalax—a Senegalese popular music style that blends Wolof traditional instrumental and vocal forms primarily with Cuban and other Latin American popular genres.
According to Forbes, Youssou N'Dour is the richest African musician in the world in 2022, with a net worth of $145 million. His enormous net worth arose from the use of his distinct voice and the popularization of the well-known Senegalese style of music known as Mbalax. On October 1, 1959, he was born in Dakar, Senegal. He served as Senegal’s Minister of Tourism from April 2012 to September 2013. In 2004, Rolling Stone magazine maintained that N’Dour is “perhaps the most famous singer alive” in Senegal and much of Africa.
"Africa has no cultural frontiers. It mixes genres effortlessly. That's the future for me." Youssou N'Dour
Show Guest: Youssou N'Dour
Show Host and Creator: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and co-host: Tori Reid
Executive Producer: Amobe Mvegue
Executive Producer: Patrick Abanda
Voice Over Artist: Maleiva
Production: WAN and Afrobiz
Pre-production: We Edit Productions
Post Productions: We Edit Productions
GDD Intro and Outro: Youssou N'Dour, Miss, Joko (2020)
Song, Introduction: Youssou N'Dour, Dem, Leaving, wommat (1994)
Song, Outro: Youssou N'Dour, Burima, Joko (2020)
Special thank you to: World African Network
photo of Youssou N'Dour: Youri Lenquette
Getting Deals Done is a show about doing business, changing power, changing systems and making the world a better place one deal at a time. Host, veteran banker and entrepreneur Patrick A. Howell, speaks with leading and successful innovators, mavericks and captains of industry about making big things happen in the world.
It is said that excellence is a habit rather than a destination. Also, that you are what you do consistently. If that is true, then Ruth Carter who just won her second academy award for Best Costume Design for the film "Wakanda, Forever", is the epitome of excellence. She won the first award in 2018 with Wakanda's predecessor, "Black Panther". She was also nominated for Spike Lee's Malcolm X in 1993 and Steven Speilberg's "Amistad" in 1998. To hear Ruth tell it, however? She is as humble, passionate and focused as an intern looking for her big break. Sure, she's comfortable. But she's leaning in and her focus is poignant. And perhaps, that's where her true magic lays - her consistency and effervescence. Ruth Carter is the first black woman in American history to win the Oscar on her sartorial splendor, the basis of technically astute work, timeless art and the storytelling legacy of her ancestors. Yes, she looks at costume design as storytelling and takes her griot cues from sheroes including Nikki Giovanni, Lorraine Hansberry and Sonia Sanchez.
"My favorite part about costume designing is the artistry of the job...
I begin with understanding the intentions of the story." Ruth Carter
Guest: Ruth Carter
Host: Patrick A. Howell
Creator and Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Special Thank You - Sterfon Demings
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The Art of Ruth E. Carter: Costuming Black History and the Afrofuture, from Do the Right Thing to Black PantherGetting Deals Done is a show about doing business, changing power, changing systems and making the world a better place one deal at a time. Host, veteran banker and entrepreneur Patrick A. Howell, speaks with leading and successful innovators, mavericks and captains of industry about making big things happen in the world.
Bob Unnold has led several startups, including two in Stamford: Axxun, which created a platform for software developers to compress the amount of time needed to delivery applications; and I3 Mobile, which created a subscription-based service delivering news to mobile phones. I3 Mobile held an $82 million initial public offering of stock in 2000.
His newest endeavor is Atendit which sells wireless tags that, when linked to an accompanying Apple IOS app, allow users to get reminders on specific things at set times and days when walking by a sensor. Memory scientists have a name — the event horizon model — for the tendency of people forgetting things as they move through the house and out the door. The starter package is selling on Amazon for $30 and an Android version is in the works.
Bob Unnold has over the decades developed the pitch perfect acumen of an entrepreneur.
“In colleges today, there are majors in entrepreneurship. I don’t really personally believe that you can teach entrepreneurship. It’s something that’s in a person. It’s an aggressive approach in a person and you don’t know if you’re an entrepreneur until it’s Wednesday, and you’ve got a $30,000 payroll on Friday with no money in the bank; then you have to figure out how to actually get that money and how to do it- otherwise you’re going to have a lot of unhappy employees.”
Guest: Bob Unnold
Affiliate Company: Did You Remember To, LLC
Host: Patrick A. Howell
Creator and Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Alan Stone
Executive Producer: Bob Unnold
Producer: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Audio Recording: Emerging Media Partners
Post Production: We Edit Productions
Vodcast Post Production: Emerging Media Partners
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Marketing Partner and Sponsor: Wall Street Research
Location Sponsor: Ash Cigar Lounge in Los Angeles, CA
Getting Deals Done is a show about doing business, changing power, changing systems and making the world a better place one deal at a time. Host, veteran banker and entrepreneur Patrick A. Howell, speaks with leading and successful innovators, mavericks and captains of industry about making big things happen in the world.
Dennis Ngyen is the CEO of Society Pass - an e-commerce company, traded on the NASDAQ, headquartered in Orange County and offices in 7 cities including Singapore, Ho Chi Mihn, Bangkok, Hanoi and Jakarta. Society Pass is building the next generation of loyalty and data-focused marketing. It is an ecosystem of technology-enabled companies working together to change how consumer and merchants interact with one another. Think of it like going to the mall in Southeast Asia from the comfort of your laptop anywhere in the world.
From UC Irvine to John Hopkins University to the top business program at the University of Chicago, Dennis has 5 degrees including an MBA, Law degree and MA in international studies. His blueprint for success? Dream. Plan and here is his form fitting handle on success – Execute. As Dennis considers Society Pass his legacy project after such highlights, makes me very intrigued. It seems as if anything he sets his mind to, he will accomplish.
Guest: Dennis Nguyen
Affiliate Company: Society Pass
Host: Patrick A. Howell
Creator and Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Alan Stone
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Audio Recording: Emerging Media Partners
Postproduction: We Edit Productions
Additional Postproduction: We Edit Productions
Additional Vodcast Postproduction: Emerging Media Partners
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
"Social Responsibility" is all but a catch phrase in American corporate lingo. In this Part II episode, PepsiCo's Derek Lewis, President of Multicultural Business and Equity Development for PepsiCo Beverages North America, provides insight into a first-rate business IQ, and spells out how profit-driven corporations will not propel transformational change with money alone. He uniquely understands that it will take not only billions in financial commitment fromcorporations, but an attendant will power for sustained change from within the system. He explains how diversity and inclusion fundamentally impact the Fortune 500 bottom line and P&L.
Derek Lewis recently retired as the President of PepsiCo's Multicultural Business and Equity Development after a total of nearly 35 years with PepsiCo Beverages. During his career at PepsiCo, he strived to live by what he calls "the 3 Rs": Results - delivering solid and consistent performance the right way matters; Relationships - personal, professional, and spiritual; nurture these relationships and always be a great teammate. Reputation - be mindful of your actions. To live purposefully to create a positive legacy that generations will remember. He is the embodiment of this integrity. He understands how these strategies deployed with authenticity and boldness determine the future of community, but the bottom line of business. Bottom line? Do business the right way, now. Derek Lewis is a corporate titan of Community.
"As I close one chapter, a new one opens. There is still work to do. And I'm not done. I will always be committed to making a difference." - Derek Lewis
CREDITS:
Guest: Derek Lewis
Guest Host: Tori Reid
Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Producer: James Parker
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Post Production: Cutting Edge Editing
Audio Recording: Franklin Fitzgerald
Sound / Music Mixing: Tori Scorsese
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Photo Credit for Derek Lewis: Unknown
Music:
Episode Intro: Earth (Light It Up)/Tilden Parc, Xavy Rusan
Introduction: Swag On/Mary Riddle
Commentaries: Take 2/Pro Reese
Outro: A United Nation/Mary Riddle
Background music: DJ Envy (PepsiCo stage at Hampton University Homecoming)
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Connect with the Guest:
Derek Lewis on LinkedIn
Derek Lewis on Instagram
More about PepsiCo's Initiative
More about Hampton University - The Standard of Excellence
The first African American PepsiCo employees were hired in the 1940s. Maryann Bond and Allen McKellar, Jr. were hired by PepsiCo's CEO Walter S. Mack to market Pepsi Cola to African American communities. In 2021, Derek Lewis was promoted from within the ranks of PepsiCo to President of Multicultural Business and Equity Development for PepsiCo Beverages North America. A Pepsi tradition of corporate social responsibility results in bottom line results nearly 100 years later.
In the wake of George Floyd's death and the international Black Lives Matter marches of nearly 26 million, countless Fortune 500 companies pledged nearly $50 billion dollars to social justice. PepsiCo was one of those companies. In this very special episode on the campus of Hampton University at a hallmark homecoming, PepsiCo’s North American President Derek Lewis and guest host Tori Reid discuss sustainable, long-lasting change, his dedicated leadership, and PepsiCo's central role in multicultural communities.
"Success in my mind is the bar is always moving... The consumer landscape is moving. America is changing. How do you continue to stay ahead of the curve?" - Derek Lewis
CREDITS:
Guest: Derek Lewis
Guest Host: Tori Reid
Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Producer: James Parker
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Writers: Patrick A. Howell with Tori Reid and James Parker
Post Production: Cutting Edge Editing
Audio Recording: Franklin Fitzgerald
Sound / Music Mixing: Tori Scorsese
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Photo Credit for Derek Lewis: Unknown
Music:
Episode Intro: Earth (Light It Up)/Tilden Parc, Xavy Rusan
Introduction: Talkin (Neck)/The Hampton University Marching Force
Commentaries: The Ace/Ballpoint, Cushy, _91nova
Outro: Grizzlies/Mary Riddle
Background music: DJ Envy (PepsiCo stage at Hampton University Homecoming)
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Connect with the Guest:
Derek Lewis on LinkedIn
Derek Lewis on Instagram
More about PepsiCo's Initiative
More about Hampton University - The Standard of Excellence
Solomon Tedla is an impact investor, entrepreneur and pioneer working to help end energy poverty in Africa. Africa is the new emerging market of the world. Over a decade ago, it was BRIC - Brazil, Russia, India and China. With many of those powers more mature, they are now global leaders in business and leadership and Africa has become the land of exponential opportunity. Africa will provide the astute investor with more bang for the buck. Solomon Tedla is a tenured executive with leading technologies in Southern California, often times known as the second Silicon Valley because of the rich pool of cloud based, mother boards
Solomon leads an energy products manufacturing startup in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, initially making solar and efficient lighting products primarily for the off-grid market. A dynamic leader with broad and deep experience in diverse industries and roles, strategically minded with operational savvy, passionate about performance excellence with focused attention on financial management founded on solid “big four” experience. Result driven, collaborative with strong business acumen and ability to interface at all levels including the boardroom.
In this episode of Getting Deals Done, host Patrick A. Howell speaks with an old family friend about his vision and exceptional work on the continent where he was born and how vision, ambition and patience are married with hard work, pragmatism to create a new pioneering age for Ethiopia and the world.
CREDITS:
Guest: Solomon Tedla
Host: Patrick A. Howell
Creator and Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
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Darrell K. Williams is a retired three-star general who is now the President of his alma mater Hampton University. He is also a former Vice President and Managing Director of Leidos, a Fortune 250 technology company where he provided global logistical support to U.K. military forces. Williams is a tried-and-true leader whose greatest assignment as a leader, commander and director may very well be in front of him with the Hampton, one of the world's top historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and a beloved institution. In this special episode of Getting Deals Done (GDD), our executive producer Tori Reid takes the opportunity to speak with new President Darrell K. Williams at their alma mater Hampton University about the business of leadership and education. (Tori also enjoyed a historic conversation with President Williams' predecessor Dr. William Harvey on her society and culture show, and GDD's sister show, Here's to Life.)
In Part 1 of this insightful and timely interview, Williams talks about his inspirational journey from student cadet to three-star general to President of his beloved alma mater, his unique and successful brand of leadership, his vision for Hampton University and how "a standard of excellence" has not only created one of the best mid-sized universities in the United States but a piston in global engines for leaders of character.
"The next thing in terms of legacy that I hope you are feeling is this idea of Hampton being the standard of excellence which we have been. That model has served Hampton (University) extraordinarily well since 1868.” Darrell K. Williams, President of Hampton University
CREDITS:
Guest: Darrell K. Williams
Host: Tori Reid
Creator and Producer: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Associate Producer: James Parker
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Audio Recording: Franklin Fitzgerald
Postproduction: Victorious Productions
Additional Postproduction: Stereo Mixtrumental
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Photo Credit for Darrell K. Williams: Jason Putsche Photography
Music:
Episode Intro: Earth (Light It Up)/Tilden Parc, Xavy Rusan
Introduction: Minuet for Violins/Cercles Nouvelles
Commentaries: Canon in D Major - Chamber Music Version
Outro: Sunday Morning Sermon/Duke Herrington
Vivreau Ad: Soft Speak/Siarate
Connect with the Guest:
Darrell K. Williams, Office of the President
Hampton University
Connect with Tori Reid
Tori Reid on LinkedIn
Connect with Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell on LinkedIn
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Aaron Chang is a visionary photographer and fine artist. His photography and fine art has generated tens of millions in revenues working with premiere national brands as Apple, Google, Mercedes Benz, ViaSat Satellites and any number of hospitals.As a true visionary, Aaron is able to see into the higher realms of human potential and possibility. As a business man, he walks the fine and often challenging line between the inspired world – intuition, reflection, the Divine-inspired – and the material world of action, effects, systems, powerful special interests, ego, status quo, and tangible results.
Aaron Chang is also, in many ways and unconventionally, a social entrepreneur. "Social Entrepreneurism" has been a catchphrase for the past decade or so. But what does it mean? Sure, giving with a servant heart attitude. But it's a form of capitalism, where profit is surely a focus but is not the bottom line. It is where everyone benefits from the vision of a visionary. Some folks are so poor all they have is money.
Aaron Chang does not allow himself to be hypnotized by the limiting mindset or the mass hallucination of what's popular or "normal". Instead, he is interested in pulling people up with his photography and art. His business and galleries invigorate and stir a greater possibility within his art customers as well as the aficionado's heart.
“..We live crazy maniacally busy lives in realms that don’t even exist, you know virtual realms most of the time. And we often miss the really simple things all around us all the time that are God's beautiful creations and moments of absolute splendor; and so what I love to do most is to take the opportunity to see those things, photograph them well, and present them to people- things that are often right under your nose.” Aaron Chang
This episode of "Getting Deals Done" (GDD) represents the re-launch as GDD 2.0 where values and principles are the bedrock of personal and business successes such as Aaron Chang's incredible vision and heart of service. Both principles or qualities permeate not only his artwork but the art of his business where millions in revenues are secondary to reflecting an incredible vision and humanity from which Aaron has built a global business and brand.
CREDITS:
Guest: Aaron Chang
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Director: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Music:
Intro and Outro - "Father Time" by Smartface
Commentaries - "Surf & Turf" by Toby Tranter
Vivreau Ad Music - "Soft Speak" by Siarate
Connect with the Guest:
Aaron Chang website
Connect with Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell on LinkedIN
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A "deal" is so much more than just a business transaction. In his new column for The Coast News, local business leader Patrick Howell explores what it means to really "get deals done" and why those deals are especially significant in the North County San Diego region. In this interview, Patrick Howell shares his motivations behind the Getting Deals Done initiative, which includes his column in The Coast News as well as a podcast ("Getting Deals Done with Patrick A. Howell" available on all podcast platforms) — oh, and a media storytelling company. It's kind of a big deal! Catch new episodes of The North County Beat every other week with host Kelli Kyle.
How does a passion for comics, James Bond films and music become a career for a senior executive in Hollywood? In this episode, we learn the fine art form of Getting Deals done under the mega wattage of tinsel town's bright lights.
Michael Stradford is a senior Warner Brothers executive who is a producer and executive director on projects as Matt Reeve's Batman and the Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam. he has pioneered myriad forms of media including music, radio, DVD, film, television and interactive entertainment on films as Spiderman, Men in Black, Lawrence of Arabia, Bad Boys, Bugsy and the Larry Sanders Show. he has worked in collaboration with many of Hollywood's biggest stars and creators including Warren Beatty, Paul Newman, Spike Lee, Kevin Smith, Pierce Bronson and Robert Dinero.
"Whoever you are at your core, success will bring it out. You may kind of veer off the path initially until you get your equilibrium back but at your core, whoever you are is just going to be magnified.” Michael Stradford• How preparation and diligence will take a career to its highest potential
• Celebrating the career, tireless work and persistent verve of a Hollywood trailblazer who has worked from behind the scenes to make the world a better place, one film at a time, one deal at a time.
• How to leverage the lessons you learn at home into your dream career.
CREDITS:
Guest: Michael Stradford
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell and Tori Reid
Postproduction: WeEdit Podcasts
Postproduction Assistant: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Who’s behind films like “Schindler’s List” and “Scent of a Woman” or “American Gangster” and “Inside Man?” How about “Erin Brockovich” and “Yentl?” Even “Do The Right Thing” and “Rocky III and IV” or “Ray?”
The trailblazer and film publicist … Roz Stevenson.
April is Black Women's History Month and for every Maya Angelou, Angela Bassett, and Ava DuVernay, there are millions of women who have done the work for centuries without any notoriety. Roz Stevenson is one such woman and talent. She’s been creating notoriety for many of Hollywood’s premier film and A-list talents for the past 5 decades. A master of branding, marketing and publicity as the former CEO of Roz Stevenson Public Relations, she has been dedicated to marketing to the African American film goer and multiethnic audience. She has made a difference in the world by working from behind the scenes to change America's premier export into one that is more universal, lucrative and harmonious. Award-winning directors as Ava DuVernay and Lee Daniels, as well as Award-winning luminaries and talents as Samuel L. Jackson all sing her praises as respect for her runs deep.
In an age where YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and others have made every user a purveyor and self-publicist, we have so much to learn from Roz Stevenson, her ‘more than a hundred successful movie campaigns’ and her book “Look at God! My Hollywood Walk of Faith”.
"(I do feel that I've changed the Hollywood Industry" I feel that so many times that somebody like a Chuck Berry, when we would see me, it was such a joy." Roz Stevenson, Hollywood Publicist
This Week on Getting Deals Done
• How institutional racism was overcome with kindness, a pleasant penchant and a heart for harmony; how an incredible faith has leveraged a career into one that has impacted an industry and the way the world sees itself through film
• How tact, diplomacy and understanding helped change the Hollywood industry to be more
inclusive, diverse and profitable
• How Roz Stevenson's Book "Look at God - My Hollywood Walk of Faith", gives some invaluable pointers on how we promote ourselves on social media today
• Celebrating the career, tireless work and persistent verve of a Hollywood trailblazer who has worked from behind the scenes to make the world a better place, one film at a time, one deal at a time.
Credits:
Guest: Roz Stevenson
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell and Tori Reid
Post production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Digital Marketing and Graphics by Octavia Johnson
Photo Credit for Roz Stevenson: Unknown
Thank you to Special Consultant: Clifton Taulbert
Music:
Intro and Outro - "Earth Light It Up" by Xavy Rusan/Tilden Park
Commentaries - "Soul Jazz Legacy" by SINY
Vivreau Ad Music - "That's What Left Us Behind" by Christian Anderson
Connect with the Guest:
Look at God! My Hollywood Walk of Faith by Roz Stevenson
Connect with Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell
Patrick A. Howell on LinkedIN
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Millennials and Generation Z will alter the very nature of reality with enterprises in industries as varied as crypto currency, cannabis, space travel, the metaverse, artificial intelligence and investors who are increasingly applying nonfinancial metrics of Environmental, Social and Governance considerations in how they deploy their capital.
The nature of capitalism itself is evolving from a ruthless 0 sum game to one where all participants are ennobled.
Dr. Candace Steele Flippin is the author of “Generation Z in the Workplace” as well as “Millennials in the Workplace” and as a Gen X'er is a bridge between Millennials and Baby Boomers.
Dr. Flippin's forthcoming book is "Get Your Career in Shape", purposed with developing women's professional development and leadership. She has appeared on CNBC, TEDx and Forbes as a speaker, leader and thought leader. Her unique background as a researcher and executive to provide practical insights on the future of work. She is also on a mission to help millions of women achieve the success they need, want, and deserve. Dr. Candace Steele Flippin believes in the American Dream and she explains how after an international pandemic it is stronger than ever.
"We all have phrases or quotes that have motivated us throughout our careers... Quote number 1 is “Control your own destiny – or someone else will.” Dr. Candace Steele Flippin
This Week on Getting Deals Done:
• As an engaged scholar, Dr. Candace Steele Flippin is the author of the best-selling book Generation Z in the Workplace and Millennials in the Workplace.
• Her new bestselling bookGet Your Career in SHAPE, released in March 2022, was based on her popular TEDx Memphis Talk, What Women Really Want… at Work.
• Dr. Steele Flippin is an accomplished communications strategist recognized for driving transformation in the industrial technology, financial services, medical device, and biotech industries.
Credits:
Guest: Dr. Candace Steele Flippin
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Sound Mastering: Brian K. Jackson at Maven Soundz
Associate Producer: Kapri K. Echols
Student Intern: Alana Coleman
Intern School Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Digital Marketing and Graphics by Octavia Johnson
Photo Credit for Dr. Candace Steele Flippin: Unknown
Music:
Intro and Outro
Vivreau Ad Music - "That's What Left Us Behind" by Christian Anderson
Hilton Arden West Ad Music - "Expand (Goodbyes)" by Pulsed
Connect with the Guest:Candace Steele Flippin website
Beyond the Gap, podcast
Get Your Career in Shape, book
Generation Z in the Workplace, book
Millennials in the Workplace, book
Connect with Getting Deals Done:Patrick A. Howell
Getting Deals Done
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Delilah Panio's expertise is helping entrepreneurs access capital to dreams builders, entrepreneurs and business impresarios. As VP of Capital Formation for the Toronto Stock Exchange, she works with US companies considering listing financing in the Canadian capital markets (TSX). By the end of 2021, the total market capitalization of those companies listed on the TSX and TSXV (TSX Venture Exchange) reached CDN $4.0 trillion the first time ever. Delilah is also passionate about a key growth factor in those markets - women.
Delilah is the founder of Fortuna Funding (a consulting firm), working work with early-stage companies on their business and funding strategy and on getting investor-ready. As a capital markets expert, she has advised many companies on the going public process and can provide an understanding of private and public financing options in Canada and the United States.
Credits:
Guest: Delilah Panio
Guest Affiliation: Toronto Stock Exchange
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Associate Producer: Kapri K. Echols
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Digital Marketing and Graphics by Octavia Johnson
Photo Credit for Delilah Panio: Unknown
Music:
Intro and Outro
Vivreau Ad Music - "That's What Left Us Behind" by Christian Anderson
Hilton Arden West Ad Music - "Expand (Goodbyes)" by Pulsed
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This is the debut of the Getting Deals Done Mastermind Forum where we look at a larger cosmic picture and identify opportunities based upon information gleaned from past episodes. In this case, we note trends by Fortune 500 companies as Viasat Satellite Communications and Newport Beach's Alhambra Technologies with manufacturing in Bahir, Ethiopia.
The Africa insurance market reached a value of US $70 Billion in 2020. Revenue in the eCommerce market is projected to reach US$43,885m in 2022. Agriculture takes up 15 percent ($100 billion annually) of the whole continent's GDP and is also the largest economic sector. African infrastructure saw a raise in compound annual rate at 17%. Banking, Oil and Gas, and Telecommunication also showcase markets with astronomical potential. The new BRIC are centrally located on the continent where all civilization, technology and visions began.
On this Mastermind Forum episode of GDD:
• Fortune 500 companies HQing operations in Africa
• Africa nations identified by the International Monetary Fund as "emerging growth"
• A new vision for Africa by her tribes people and as a spirit of renewal
CREDITS:
Mastermind Forum: Africa
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Producer: Kapri K. Echols
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Marketing Sponsor: Afrobiz / World African Network
Music: "Under the Fountain" by S&D Productions
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The best storytelling the world has ever known requires several tentpoles: Authenticity, Outcome, Consistency, a Clear Agenda, a Flair or Perspective and Involving the Audience in the world of the Story. This coming year, Master storyteller Tim Reid will demonstrate a certain mastery of not only the artform but the business of storytelling with his new Legacy of a People platform (LGCYTV) set to debut globally. In this episode of “Getting Deals Done”, Mr. Reid’s Legacy Platform is clearly demonstrative of a basic storytelling principle: Storytelling is nothing more or less than being able to use words, music, images and ideas to shape the viewers’ imagination as they shape reality with their very being.
“When the media defines something, you have to question: Is it the definition that you want applied to your culture? I’m trying to determine who’s leaving the legacy, and if the legacy that is being left is a positive one.” - Tim Reid
Credits:
Guest: Tim Reid
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Associate Producer: Kapri K. Echols
Premier Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Digital Marketing and Graphics by Octavia Johnson
Show Intern Affiliation: Norfolk State University
Photo Credit for Tim Reid: Unknown
Music:
Intro and Outro - “Wildlife Explorer” by Marc Torch
Vivreau Ad Music - "That's What Left Us Behind" by Christian Anderson
Hilton Arden West Ad Music - "Expand (Goodbyes)" by Pulsed
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Mobolaji Olambiwonnu, an auteur, has helmed “Ferguson Rises” is a documentary film about the inspiring story of the residents of Ferguson, Missouri, a small town that has suffered the loss of “gentle giant” Mike Brown. The film won the Tribeca Film Festival Audience Award, debuted to a worldwide audience on PBS, and Mobolaji has been traveling the nation and world to talk about the film which has been mentioned in an extremely competitive field as a prospective Academy Award nominee. How did the film get made? What was the director’s driving force? Why did Grammy Award singer Aloe Blacc come on board as a producer as well as contribute his song, “the other side” to the film? How is one man’s quest making a difference in the world? As the film is a powerful story that has went on to become a flashpoint for a modern-day civil rights movement, it exemplifies “Getting Deals Done’s” slogan of *“Doing business. Changing Power. Changing Systems. And making the world a better place one deal at a time.”
“We have to be able to tell these stories, and it’s not going to come from folks who don’t see through their own biases. It has to come from within our culture.” - Aloe Blacc
"There is always the possibility for finding purpose in your pain."* - Mobolaji Olambiwonnu
Credits:
Guest: Mobolaji Olambiwonnu
Guest: Aloe Blacc
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Associate Producer: Kapri K. Echols
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Music: "Holdin’ onto Magic" by Easy Wheelers
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Viasat’s satellite systems is a global communications company with a market cap of $4.12B based in Carlsbad, California. In our interview, CEO Richard Baldridge views his role more as a chief enabling officer versus chief visionary officer.
Viasat’s prized commodity is not its multi-billion dollar satellite communications assets and ground infrastructure but the priceless quality of the lives of more than 6,000 employees—over 2,500 that work from the Carlsbad campus—who Rick seems to have a profound understanding of his role to serve, lead and inspire to their highest possible frequency. It is also Rick's decades old and ongoing intergalactic achiever's mindset to evolve his own understanding, consciousness and compassion.
Viasat is a provider of high-speed satellite broadband services and secure networking systems covering military and commercial markets. Viasat believes everything and everyone in the world can be connected. But what is the spirit ennobling that global communication ?The Viasat opportunity is the 3.6 billion people (47% of earth’s population according to the GSMA) who do not have internet services in urban and the most remote areas of the world.
"We often do things that other people don't think we should. But we doubled down in that space and made real progress over that period. We are ready now that people are travelling again. We are well positioned to help people travel and stay connected." - Rick Baldridge, CEO, Viasat Satellites
Credits:
Guest: Rick Baldridge
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator, Writer and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Director: Tori Reid
Associate Producer: Chris Phillips
Post Production and Sound Engineering: WeEdit Podcasts
Marketing Partners: Coast News in Encinitas (North County San Diego)
Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
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Bruce Craven is a novelist, screenwriter and maverick who lives in the Palm Springs Desert. His last book, “Win or Die: Leadership Secrets from Game of Thrones”, Bruce Craven brilliantly analyzes the journeys of the best and worst leaders in Westeros, so that leaders can create their own narratives of success. His newest idea is “outlaw leadership” as an essential component of American leadership and business success. He analyzes the disparate styles of Willie Nelson, Toni Morrison and Frederick Douglass - their style of going against the grain, having their own unique brand of leadership and being unafraid to carve out and follow their own paths. But there are others - the Henry Fords, Muhammad Alis, Madame CJ Walkers, Vera Wangs, Oprah Winfreys, Lebron James, Colin Kaepernicks, Robert Smiths, Joe Bidens, Kamala Harris and Mellody Hobsons American figures who have fought against adversity and served as pistons in the engine of American ingenuity.
“Outlaw leadership is American leadership, I think Americans, if they don’t understand how much that outlaw spirit has influenced us, they’re missing something important on how we’ve developed as a people.” Bruce Craven
Credits:
Guest: Bruce Craven
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Kapri K. Echols
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Post Production Sound Engineering: Maven Sounds and Brian Jackson
Marketing Partners: Coast News in Encinitas (North County San Diego)
Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Music: Holdin’ onto Magic by Easy Wheelers
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Films and television shows with Bill Duke have grossed more than $1.5 billion. After a Bill Duke box office overview, that's the tally in the line notes below. He has more credits behind the camera as a producer and director than as an actor. But the bottom line has always been artistic achievement and continual refinement craft - not riches. In the game of business that is Hollywood, however, score is kept with bottom line tallies. So, let's take a look at the numbers, their correlating cultural assets and some analysis:
Films (annotated list) in which Bill Duke directed, produced or acted In:
Car Wash, 1976: 17 million USD
American Gigolo, 1980: 52.7 million USD
Commando, 1985: 57.5 million USD
Predator, 1987: 98.3 million USD
Action Jackson, 1988: 65 million USD
Bird on a Wire, 1990: 138.7 million USD
Rage in Harlem, 1991: 10.4 million USD
Deep Cover, 1992: 30 million USD
Menace to Society, 1993: 16.6 million USD
Sister Act II, 1993: 57.3 million USD
Hoodlum, 1997: 23.46 million USD (nominated for a Palme d'Or)Payback, 1999: 161.6 million USD
The Limey, 1999: 3.2 million USD
Exit Wound, 2001: 80 million USD
Red Dragon, 2002: 209.2 million USD
National Security, 2003: 65 million USD
Get Rich or Die Trying, 2005: 46.4 million USD
X Men Last Stand, 2006: 460.4 million USD
Total - $ 1.603.49 billion in box office receipts
Nearly 80% of Bill Duke's films are qualified with "A" movie status and over 70% are profitable. That means that Bill Duke either picks his roles very carefully or attracts the right projects with a professionalism, network and business acumen that is first rate and rare in Hollywood. But these attributes are the same for any Master in every endeavor. He has appeared in behind the camera more than in front of the camera. That means his aim has been consistent refinement of his craft until his very being is emblematic of the industry in which he works and his knowledge base is essentially institutional. This is to say nothing of his television slate of shows which include Kojak, Charlie's Angels, the night time soap opera Dallas, Benson, Knots Landing, Hill Street Blues, Miami Vice and Black Lightening. In every decade since the 1960's, Bill Duke has managed to operate in American culture and the Hollywood industry at the highest levels, an outsized influence in our global culture. He is show. He is business. His strength, longevity and excellence all seem to owe to a debt to his ongoing quest for self-evolution and the golden anchor to his wealth: wisdom. Bill Duke is as bankable a Hollywood star as any in the history of the industry. However, he owes his success to his strength as a Spirit Star. Or, in Africa - since the invention of the story and the beginning of societies that uses the story as its basic technology - he is a global griot with a legacy going back to the ancestors.
Credits:Guest: Bill Duke
Show Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Directors: Tori Reid with Patrick A. Howell
Writers: Patrick A. Howell and Lauren Young
Post Production Editing by: Hanic and We Edit Productions
Post Production Assistant: Lauren Young
Advertising Sponsors: Vivreau Water Systems and Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Graphics: Henny Vallee
Photo credit for Bill Duke: Unknown
Music:"Earth Light It Up" - Xavy Rusan / Tilden Park
"In the Wizards Home" - John Abbot
“Bees” - Farrell Wooten
“In the Red Soul” - Bonnie Grace
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AJ Moyer is the CEO of C3 Bank in sunny San Diego, California. Mr. Moyer alternates with ease from the mindset of a macroeconomist to that of a regional banking manager intimately familiar to the pulse of a fickle local economy and unpredictable macro-conditions. Like a surfer who has taken down gnarly waves in Fiji, Costa Rica and Western Samoa, he is clear on his mindset’s focus and by extension C3 bank's footprint in North San Diego and Southern California. He knows how to ride the ebbs and flows.
AJ Moyer's cautious optimism is aligned with leading national economic indicators. 2021 Q1 National unemployment statistics are down and jobs are up; average hourly earnings are up; and real gross domestic product (GDP) has increased. All indicators including consumption, investment and interest rates point to an ongoing recovering market and economy. There is an absolute inverse correlation between diminishing COVID-19 statistics and the collective economic fortunes of all.
"That's how we operate our business, with cautious optimism. So, we are prepared for any type of scenario." - AJ Moyer, CEO C3 Bank and global surfer
This Week on Getting Deals Done:
• How a 40 year old bank has come through the COVID 19 era to buoy local small businesses with $175M in PPP support and own nearly 10% of the market share competing with Fortune 500 banks
• How small business banks are arteries of the capital markets
• Helmed by a team of seasoned entrepreneurs with nearly 200 years of relevant entrepreneurial and C level executive experience, C3 Bank enjoys the benefit of specialized entrepreneurial knowledge and a niche serving North San Diego small businesses after the Great Recession and international pandemic, growing market share and developing community from a distinct business IQ
• The importance of developing a strategic mastermind with your small business banker as with your corporate securities attorney and accountant to ensure survival and business accelerations for the astute small business owner
• An astute California market and post COVID 19 market analysis with boots on the ground of C3 Bank and insights by CEO AJ Moyer
Credits:Guest: AJ Moyer
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production: WeEdit Podcasts
Post Production Assistant: Kapri K. Echols
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Marketing Partners: Coast News in Encinitas (North County San Diego)
Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Music:Episode music: "Wildlife Explorer" by Marc TorchVivreau Water Systems Ad: “That’s What Left Us Behind” by Christian AndersonHilton Arden West Ad: "Expand (Goodbyes)" by Pulsed
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Ana Guerrero, Chief of Staff to the City of Los Angeles, America’s second largest city and California’s largest city talks candidly about the mechanizations of power and how purpose, influence and knowing who you are can put you smack dab in a privileged position to make an impact in your community and the world. As Chief of Staff for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, she is vaccinating a city, building parks, marshalling historic protests into groundbreaking legislation, sheltering and feeding the poor, finding and jobs for the youth. She speaks about her humble beginnings as the child of migrant workers and Getting Deals Done explores how her Dreamer parents made their dream a reality in the City of Angels. Ultimately, we discover power is not about the 48 Laws of Power or even Machiavellian pursuits, but the opportunity to help others. Oh, and she and host Patrick trade tips on cigars and that sweet puissant scent of success.
“I’ve always been very interested, as an adult, in making sure that I am doing work that is helping all kinds of people to find their voice, and find their power. Because that is what allows you to thrive. Knowing what your personal source of power is and how to wheel power in a way that allows you to advance your agenda, and achieve your goals.” - Ana Guerrero
This Week on Getting Deals Done:
• How authenticity, serving the community and power of the people can evolve a station of poverty into the halls of power, prestige and privilege
• How serving others, working hard and looking out for your community are the ultimate acts of power; the reality of power versus urban myths
• How her untraditional path to power as a Latina, night school graduate, civil rights advocate, teenage mother, woman and community advocate have served a community with an unconventional rise to power
• She discusses her brand of leadership, and for the first time in city history, a majority (54%) of the more than 300 commissioners appointed by the Mayor to help run the city are women
Next show: AJ Moyer, CEO of C3 Bank, one of America’s fastest growing small business banks, helmed by a team of seasoned entrepreneurs with nearly 200 years of relevant experience. The show features an astute California market and post COVID 19 market analysis. - May 31st (Memorial Day)
Credits:
Guest: Ana Guerrero
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Executive Producer: William Broughton
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production Editor: Kapri K. Echols
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Post Production: Brian K. Jackson at Maven Soundz
Music: S&D Productions
Song Excerpted: Under the Fountain
Advertising Sponsor: Vivreau Water Systems
Advertising Sponsor: Hilton Sacramento Arden West
Ad Voiceover Artist: Ginger Levert
Photo Credit for Ana Guerrero: Unknown
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Clifton L. Taulbert is an American businessman, entrepreneur and noted author (Pulitzer prize nominated as well as a film adaptation from his seminal work “Once Upon a Time When We Were Colored”). Mr. Taulbert was born on the Mississippi Delta during segregation, taking life lessons from the rural Southern community that would instruct his follow up book, “Eight Habits of the Heart: Embracing the Values that Build Strong Communities''. Mr. Taulbert, an internationally renowned speaker on these values, is now a highly sought after global business and community leader in Tulsa Oklahoma; a powerful symbol of the historic Black Wall Street - an epicenter of black wealth in the 1920s where Black Wall Street’s Greenwood Avenue featured luxury shops, restaurants, movie theaters, a library, and pool halls, before the terrorist attack of the Tulsa Race Massacre exactly 100 years ago. Black Wall Street’s and Clifton Taulbert’s mastery of resilience and perseverance are skill sets that every entrepreneur impresario must master en route to sweet success.
Today, he is the President/CEO of the Freemount Corporation (a human capital development company) serving clients nationally and internationally, and President/CEO of Roots Java Coffee, a national coffee brand, importing coffee from Africa.
“Being a good person is the best gift you can give your children, your cousins and your Aunt Minnie that you only see once a year. Being principled, really speaks to your better self.” - Clifton L. Taulbert
This Week on Getting Deals Done:
• The Importance of an Entrepreneur's Resolve and How It Moves Mountains
• How Obstacles are the Starting Point of the Entrepreneur’s Journey to Success
• Why Personal Value Systems are an Extension of Business Practices
• Community Values are the Toolbox that Create Successful Entrepreneurs
• How Leadership Values Imbue an Organization with Longevity and Prosperity
Next Show: Ana Guerrero, Los Angeles Mayor Chief of Staff - from marginalized immigrant and farmer’s daughter to operating the center of Los Angeles power and influence - May 17th
Credits:Guest: Clifton L. Taulbert
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Executive Producer: William Broughton
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Director: Tori Reid
Post Production Editor: Kapri K. Echols
Recording Engineer: William Broughton
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Music:
Special homage was paid to Hal Singer (Oct 8, 1919 - Aug 18, 2020) jazz saxophonist and the last male survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre.
Songs Excerpted:
Blue Stompin’ by Hal Singer
Autumn Leaves by Hal Singer Quintet
Resources Mentioned:
Eight Habits of Our HeartEntrepreneurial Thinking and Your Resolve
Connect with Clifton L. Taulbert:www.cliftontaulbert.comClifton L. Taulbert on LinkedIN
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William “Bill” O. Passo shared the principals that won him a role as a captain of industry with the Tenant In Common, 1031 Exchange and Delaware Statutory Trusts programs. He helped form all the real estate investment vehicles in the 1990s and later became a multi millionaire at the helm of a multi-billion dollar company he built, Passco Companies, with his business creativity and moxie.
He attests to the tenets of Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich” as they have created for him an uncommonly decent and rich life.
“There’s an expression in Think and Grow Rich that says, ‘When riches come, they come so quickly and in such great abundance that you can’t recall when you didn’t have them. That’s me.” - William “Bill” O. PassoThis Week on Getting Deals Done:
• Making Your First Million and Billion Dollars as You Help Others Develop Their Talents
• Becoming a Captain of Industry and Applying Business Metaphysics to Create Industry
• How Risk, Decision Making and Discomfort are the Friends of Free Enterprise Entrepreneurs
• How Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich is a Fulcrum for Business Success
• His Work Captaining the Delaware Statutory Trusts, Tenant in Common and 1099 Exchange Real Estate Investment
New episodes every two weeks; next show - Monday, May 3rd featuring Clifton Taulbert, and the Legacy of Tulsa’s Black Wall Street.
Show Credits:
Guest: William “Bill” O. Passo
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer and Narrator: Tori Reid
Executive Producer: William Broughton
Director: Tori Reid
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Editing: Rebel Talk Network
Post Production Assistant: Kapri Echols
Show Intern Affiliation: Howard University
Music: S&D Productions
Song Excerpted: Under the Fountain
Show Consultant: Stacy Stemen, SVP Passco Companies
Photograph of Mr. William O. Passo: Passco Companies
Graphics: Henny Valle
Social Media: SociNova
Marketing Partner: Rebel Talk Network
Advertising: DealBox.io
Resources Mentioned:
Passco | A Real Estate Investment CompanyThe Napoleon Hill Foundation (naphill.org)
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Show host and creator Patrick A. Howell keynotes this trailer episode. Every deal has a beginning, middle and end. This is the beginning of a mastermind with masterclass talent from around the world.
**New episodes every two weeks, beginning April 19th
Show Credits**
Producer: Victory & Noble
Creator and Host: Patrick A. Howell
Executive Producer: Tori Reid
Executive Producer: William Broughton
Editing: Rebel Talk Network
Writer: Patrick A. Howell
Post Production Assistant: Kapri Echols
Music: Stereo Mixtrumental
Song Excerpted: January
Show Graphics: Henny Valle
Social Media: SociNova
Marketing Sponsor: Europe and Africa, Ubiz News and WAN (World African Network)
Marketing Partner: Rebel Talk Network
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