Taking Care of Business: Recent Episodes
David Wallach
The goal of Taking Care of Business is to provide you with a deeper understanding of steps that you can take to develop personal and professional success. David introduces leaders from different industries, their backgrounds, the hurdles they have faced throughout and how they overcame those challenges to create the success they cherish today. You’ll be encouraged to find one thing that you are passionate about and pursue it. Instead of thinking what can go wrong in the face of adversity, David teaches you that instead of allowing that to block your success, you can find ways to approach the test with confidence and overcome fear. David’s guests also provide recommendations to fulfill goals set by individuals looking for a career change, recent graduates and students.
With a dream to populate the world with inspiring leaders our guest, Dr. Nancy Mackay founded MacKay CEO Forums in 2005. With members who are forward-thinking and action-oriented CEOs, Executives, and Business Owners, from across all industries, who are being challenged to take action to deal with their toughest issues and challenges and become inspiring leaders through high accountability culture. Join our conversation with Nancy, a CEO coach, dynamic keynote speaker, published author and a former university professor, sharing her story, experience, and skills that helped her in her incredible journey.
There are two types of chiropractic care. One type limits their scope of practice to neck and back pain. The second one is full spectrum chiropractic care. This chiropractor gets the body functioning to the best of its ability by removing nerve interference between the brain and body. This brain-body connection is an essential part for the success in the modern business world. Our guest, Dr. Murray Rosen, so-called Chiropractor to the Stars, who worked with starts as Motley Crue, Scorpions, Black-Eyed Peas, Rihanna and many more. He shares his insights from a 34-year long experience of chiropractic practice.
After 50 years of building a multimillion-dollar operation selling and servicing a range of office products, founder of RGO Products, Ross Glen passed a torch to our guest Cathy Orr when she was appointed as President and CEO of the largest company of its kind in Western Canada. She was able to grow a small division with only 2 salespeople into the largest dealer of its kind. Since then, Cathy has become involved in various corporate initiatives from marketing and employee incentives to philanthropic activities. She shares her story and insights of keeping a legacy while bringing diversification to live in the largest independent supplier in the country.
This will be the first general election held after the Alberta New Democratic Party defeated the Progressive Conservative government in 2015 - an election which marked only the fourth change of government in the province's history. It will also be the first election contested by the United Conservative Party, formed in 2017 by a merger of the Progressive Conservatives and the Wildrose Party. The future of the province is drastically depending on the outcome of this election. Our guest, Richard Gotfried, is running a campaign for re-election to bring focused, experienced and accountable representation to government.
Our guest Glenn Street turned what he called a “Lark” into a full-fledged business serving Pro Teams and Businesses around the World. He shares his secrets of turning a hobby into a business without risking it all and having fun along the way.
After watching his city experience numerous economical boom & bust cycles he strongly decided to shape his own destiny. Facing the recession, he told himself that he will never become a casualty of an economic downturn. That is when he became Tim Horton's Franchisee. Our guest, Alan Meyers is now operating 3 Tim Horton's Restaurants, the largest and most successful franchise in Canada. In this episode, he shares his inspiring story.
Commercial lending expertise is a craft that is developed through decades of experience and insights. Our guests Neil Foran and Kris Heron are experts in the world of the commercial debt market. They know how to educate on current trends, strategize on portfolio financing, creatively design financing mandates, and negotiate passionately. In this episode, they share their stories and insights.
Developing strategies for a successful business turnaround isn't facile- it might require an advisor capable of rolling up his sleeves and becoming a part of the team. Our guest, Gerry Robitaille, President of Assurgo Enterprises is that person. Geared with a unique experience growing and leading businesses in high-pressure situations he shares his insights of what it takes to execute a striking turnaround and set the accustomed foundation for future success.
Business leaders know that predictable results are difficult to obtain. Alignment issues in performance management, leadership behaviors and conflicting values systems conspire against predictability and improved profitability. Performance and cultural alignment is the leader’s ability to optimize the performance of the team, to make their business more profitable and predictable.
What if someone told you that you can accomplish your goal in 100 days? Or that you can achieve results that you believe are beyond the grasp? Our guest, Rael Kalley, is a strong believer that you can. He talks about his revolutionary goal setting system for anyone who wants a change. Welcome the opportunity to learn universal self-growth methods directly from an educator, speaker, trainer and business coach of over 25 years
In this episode, David sits with Curtis Potyondi – president of Prestige Capital and board member of the Private Capital Markets Association of Canada. Curtis shares his extensive experience and powerful insights into the world of Private Capital and comprehensive Entrepreneurship.
The new year is approaching and demanding a change. David sits with Kyle Wilson-strategist, marketer, producer, speaker and author of 100+ best selling products to discuss why and how one should be preparing himself and his business for upcoming 2019.
Former broadcaster in Calgary with 37 years in the business, Angela Kokkot, is not thinking of slowing down after recent retirement. She is now running in Calgary-Mountain View as the Alberta Party candidate in the next provincial election and talks about her journey and lessons learned on the way.
There’s nothing easy about succession in a family business. The art of managing a legacy and transitioning ownership of a previous generation’s vision to the next guard of leaders can preserve it, change it and mold it into a continued success. Brian Sander knows all extremities of such Art from his own experience helping his father with his vending business and passionately growing and expanding it for decades in favor of the next family generation. He shares his insights of having his entire family being actively employed in harmony.
From the first day at her corporate job, she felt insistent desire for freedom. Fast forward 10 years - and she owns her own Real Estate Investing firm that facilitated over eighteen million dollars in Real Estate sales in the first five years. Ali Boone of Hipster Investments talks about her journey from Aerospace Engineering to the world of Real Estate, sharing her incredible experience and vision for defining lifestyle design.
In today’s marketplace, many people have lost faith in the established financial practices and aren’t certain of where to invest their money. While the financial landscape is changing, new opportunities arise, as well as an abundance of new and innovative ways to create a solid investment foundation. Tommy Baltzis, a co-founder of WhiteHeaven Securities, a multi-licensed investment firm based out of Quebec, shares his experience and talks about traditional and alternative strategies to preserve and grow capital.
What are Facebook Groups, and why does your business need one? What are the ways you can monetize through these groups? David invites Social Media Guru 365 to share his experience and open up secrets of the link between Social Media Group planning concept and promoting sales leads for your business.
As the City of Calgary is exploring the potential of hosting the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, David converse with Scott Hutchinson, a freshly elected chairman in Calgary Bid Exploration Committee. Scott, a former elite athlete, now a player in the Calgary Real Estate market, ranked top 50 most influential people in Alberta talks about economic, social and cultural return on this potential investment.
David shares his extensive and in-depth knowledge of the Art of hiring. The conversation turns to hiring methods, screening assessments, effective interviewing and objective finalization with qualified candidates.
A discussion of one man's journey of evolution and growth to find his own entrepreneurial genius. Chad Hughes, a man with multiple entrepreneurial endeavors in various industries from Real Estate and Land Acquisition to Health Supplements and Hospitality Franchises, he shares his philosophy and talks about his book Purpose, Passion, and Profit
Lauri tells the story of her four-year investigation to solve the case of her mother’s death in Mexico. The story of one woman’s search for truth along with life and business lessons she learned on the way. Lauri Taylor author of “The Accidental Truth” shares her experiences that made her the strong and confident woman she is today.
Season 2 is sure to bring thrills, great conversation and wonderful guests. Please join David Wallach for Season 2 of Taking Care of Business.
Planning for your future is important whether you are an entrepreneur or employee of a larger corporation. Estate Planning is important in its capabilities to aid in guiding you in saving for your future, contributing to your community and securing your family for when you are gone. Sheri MacMillan an estate planner at MacMillan Estate Planning will cover the importance of planning now, to supply your future.
How does the family man sustain an entrepreneurial spirit? where does his motivation and dedication to success come from? Monty shows us that no matter our background, family ties, education or past experiences - an entrepreneurial spirit is an attainable goal.
On this episode, we have a returning interviewee. The one who initially interviewed David on his first show. This time the tables are turned, and we talk about entrepreneurs and how success can be guided and influenced by coaches, support systems and mentors. Let’s dive deep into the support systems of entrepreneurs and perhaps touch on how David’s success has been stimulated by the guidance and coaching from the one and only Ken Larson!
We all know that people leave their jobs, careers, chosen paths to find an ignited passion in entrepreneurship, but how many people do we know that are willing to retire to become an entrepreneur. David will sit with Richard Boyer, an individual who has amassed a successful career path to choose retirement and move into a more entrepreneurial role.
Are serendipity and entrepreneurship similar? If you were given the following definition of the “act of finding something valuable or delightful when you are not looking for it”, would you be able to pinpoint which world it describes? This shows guests are both, entrepreneurs and marketers, they are the ones who find the value in a wide variety of clients, people and communities.
The student sits with the teacher in this episode of Taking Care of Business. David asks some deeper questions to the man who guided him along his path to success. How do David and John Torode parallel in today's real estate environment? What did David learn from his earlier years working beside John?
When a jet flies faster than the speed of sound, it produces an unmistakable “Sonic Boom” signifying that the breakthrough has occurred…the sound barrier has been broken. The jet is now “supersonic”. Business leaders face a variety of barriers to achieving the next level of excellence and success. Leaders. Entrepreneurs need to be inspired – not just “motivated” or “engaged” to bring their A game every day and attain their own professional goals while helping the company achieve its business objectives.
Entrepreneurship spirit can be the cause of discovery of oneself and the enjoyments of life. Our guest has been given the opportunity to grow his passion for his local neighbourhood and city. It takes a strong and dedicated individual to support, advocate and be there for the people within the city. Entrepreneurship isn’t always about the success of a business, but sometimes about the success of the people.
Strategy and investment go hand in hand. This could be in an entrepreneurial capacity, a retirement capacity or a family capacity. Our guest gives us the insight on the importance of making an investment in our futures and how strategy can guide us in our entrepreneurial endeavours.
Entrepreneurship is something that grows in the youngest of minds. William Lister started early and kept the ball of entrepreneurship rolling his entire life. From starting a landscape company and being mistaken as the son of the boss, to completing his legal designation, and travelling the world – Bill Lister is the epitome of an entrepreneurial spirit.
The legalization of recreational cannabis may be one of the most significant business events in modern history. Not just for the business and market opportunities these products represent, but the recognition that cannabis has enormous medical potential and that prohibition was ill conceived. Not since it ended in the 30’s has there been such an opportunity to create legitimate businesses for the $8B Canadian market that until this year has been almost entirely criminal.
Coming from a diverse background and taking on the challenge of immersing oneself can be daunting at best. Hannes shows us that anything is possible with determination, a quick mind and creativity. A native of Austria, Hannes completed his post-secondary education in his home country before moving on to Belgium to pursue more knowledge. Eventually finding a home in Calgary, he has faced a plethora of different environments and communities. These are just an example of navigation and adaptation that create an entrepreneur.
A common purpose guides all our choices and decisions - to make life better everyday. We anticipate the future and are committed to fostering a culture of innovation, creativity and best practices. We are our best when we take responsibility for our actions and work together for the benefit of the people of Calgary. Together we make Calgary a great place to make a living, a great place to make a life. - City of Calgary (www.calgary.ca)
As the world changes, the economic environment sees trends that impact the way we do business. What are the causes of these changes? Are millennials the driving force? How are their choice in business, life and progression changing what we see around us today? Along with millennials, we see technology has a large part in how we view business and the world. How does the general population view this world given the changes occurring daily, but also the disruptive environment of 2017?
The holidays and New Year’s are fast approaching – we will have some returning guests sharing their experiences from 2017 and their hopes and desires for 2018. Live from Phoenix, David invites past guests into conversation celebrating the holiday’s and giving advice to new and established entrepreneurs in the new year. What should be expected from 2018? Where do they think the future of entrepreneurship lies? How was Christmas, Hanukkah, and other holidays spent among family and friends? From everyone at Taking Care of Business we wish you a happy holiday and the best of luck in the new year.
How do entrepreneurs succeed within drastically different environmental climates? What are the challenges, the unforeseen? How does an entrepreneur follow his passion while changing his perspective constantly? Joel Goralski is just that entrepreneur – tune in to hear his experiences from Canada to Mexico.
Calculated risk? Is there such a thing? Do all entrepreneurs plan their next move carefully? Do they jump with both feet in? This episode’s guest, Ken Coffey, is the prime example of entrepreneurial success and adaptation.
Following a long-time dream to refashion an industry that had an impact in both their lives, Brock & Jordan from Youth Brigade Snow & Skate, sit to discuss how the lack of access to the brands and gear seen on today’s snow and skate youth, lead to their vision for their entrepreneurial endeavour. Listen in as we discus how the shop came to be, their hopes for the future and how it felt to be an entrepreneur at such a young age.
This episode we look into a very different industry with a history dating back to 1910. How is this industry different among entrepreneurs? What can be learned from a sales position in retail and commercial vehicle sales? How are the Wolfe’s cruising the path of entrepreneurship?
Many entrepreneurs face the same challenges; lack of finances, no connections, bankruptcy, employee challenges and home life difficulty. This week’s guest, Henry Dunfield, has faced each of these and is proof that with belief in yourself, determination, integrity and high ideals, success is possible. Serial entrepreneurs walk beside us in every day life, while we may not recognize them, they are the supplement and designers of economic stimulus and new ideas. Henry will share his entrepreneurial spirit and how he has given back to his community on this episode of Taking Care of Business.
We welcome back some of our past guests in this episode. Each of these individuals has accomplished something worth sharing in this episode since we last sat with them. From opening new locations to being recognized within their communities, each guest has a story to be proud of.
David sits with John Festival to ask how his entrepreneurial spirit sustains the survival of a company in an Oil & Gas market experiencing a collision with a faltering economy in the single largest private sectors in Canada. While the market looks meek, Calgary is still one of the largest providers of world-scale oil and gas resources, a highly skilled and globally connected workforce and research and innovation leadership. This episode gives David an opportunity to sit with someone who has experienced the markets ups & downs, and finally get an answer to the question, “How is the Oil & Gas sector doing?”, many Calgarians have been speculating over the past few years.
How do you guide an entrepreneur? What resources do you provide to help an entrepreneur flourish in their success? Do the resources provided actually work? Or, does it take someone of affluent character to carry the title of entrepreneur? David sits with two leading members of TCN Worldwide and talks about the reality of herding entrepreneurs.
The student sits with the teacher in this episode of Taking Care of Business. David asks some deeper questions to the man who guided him along his path to success. How do David and John Torode parallel in today's real estate environment? What did David learn from his earlier years working beside John?
What do you get when you put a Scott, an Irishman, and an Israeli in a room together? An interesting conversation about entrepreneurship, immigration and success of course. David sits with two very interesting entrepreneurs in their own right and touches on the path leading up to their ultimate career choice of entrepreneur.
How does finance and entrepreneurship correlate with one another? Does the financial perspective impact entrepreneurship as much as we think? David sits with two financial experts to tackle their perspective on entrepreneurship.
On this episode, we have a returning interviewee. The one who initially interviewed David on his first show. This time the tables are turned, and we talk about entrepreneurs and how success can be guided and influenced by coaches, support systems and mentors. Let’s dive deep into the support systems of entrepreneurs and perhaps touch on how David’s success has been stimulated by the guidance and coaching from the one and only Ken Larson!
Overseeing the entire publishing process, leading a team, managing daily operations and having a strong head for business are just a few of the requirements of being a publisher. But what don’t we see behind the scenes of a leader of three regional magazines and one national magazine? Pat Ottmann joins us to describe what being an entrepreneur in the publishing world is like!
The big wigs of the commercial real estate industry sit down together live from Phoenix to discuss their success within such a diverse industry. Listen to their commonalities, differences and what lead to their endeavours in two very different economic climates. How did Jon get to where he is within the industry? What happened within his life to motivate him? What is next for Jon in his entrepreneurial endeavours?
With 30 years experience of being a business owner, David will share his views on do and don't do as an Entrepreneur. After Interviewing 20 entrepreneurs from different walks of life and various industries, David will discuss and take questions about his practice of being an Entrepreneur.
Development and growth is an integral portion of the success of a company and community. Creating an environment for forward movement to occur and thrive is required by those who have a strong passion and drive to see progress. Lesley Conway is the defining factor of a female creating a statement while proving to the world that with consistency, knowledge and desire the growth and success of a community is possible. This episode we sit with one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women, with a proven track record!
Innovation and progressive services are the core of West Canadian Digital Imaging. George Brookman implements this approach in anticipation of ever changing markets and future implementation of value based solutions provided to his client base. As external environment variations are becoming more common places, George has uniquely position West Canadian Digital Imaging towards a more environmentally friendly approach. How does George’s approach create a successful community within the organization? Are there parallel styles that are practiced within the company, day-to-day life and within his relationships? How do these ideologies influence George’s ability to stand out and move forward as a successful entrepreneur?
Following a dream is not only exhilarating, but challenging for the most adamant. Chef Giuseppe Di Gennaro is among some of the most resilient entrepreneurs within the restaurant industry; his story of working through the ranks, making big moves and learning from those more experienced than himself aided in his success and his abilities in the kitchen. Chef Giuseppe Di Gennaro gives listeners a different perspective of entrepreneur than previous guest on Taking Care of Business.
As the Calgary Stampede, the greatest outdoor show on Earth approaches, we will be hosting a traditional pancake breakfast to celebrate our western heritage, culture and community spirit. Vagabond Calgary recently opened its doors in such close proximity to the Calgary Stampede grounds it seemed silly to not participate in a traditional breakfast and donating the proceeds to Project Warmth Society of Alberta. This two-part series will involve great food, friends, community involvement and some serious western wear! Be sure to tune in and keep an ear out for some of our past guests who are gracing us with their presence once again! If you are in the Calgary area, breakfast will be served at Vagabond Calgary from 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM. YEE HAW!
As the Calgary Stampede, the greatest outdoor show on Earth approaches, we will be hosting a traditional pancake breakfast to celebrate our western heritage, culture and community spirit. Vagabond Calgary recently opened its doors in such close proximity to the Calgary Stampede grounds it seemed silly to not participate in a traditional breakfast and donating the proceeds to Project Warmth Society of Alberta. This two-part series will involve great food, friends, community involvement and some serious western wear! Be sure to tune in and keep an ear out for some of our past guests who are gracing us with their presence once again! If you are in the Calgary area, breakfast will be served at Vagabond Calgary from 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM. YEE HAW!
As the Calgary Stampede, the greatest outdoor show on Earth approaches, we will be hosting a traditional pancake breakfast to celebrate our western heritage, culture and community spirit. Vagabond Calgary recently opened its doors in such close proximity to the Calgary Stampede grounds it seemed silly to not participate in a traditional breakfast and donating the proceeds to Project Warmth Society of Alberta. This two-part series will involve great food, friends, community involvement and some serious western wear! Be sure to tune in and keep an ear out for some of our past guests who are gracing us with their presence once again! If you are in the Calgary area, breakfast will be served at Vagabond Calgary from 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM. YEE HAW!
After years of immersion in the diverse fitness communities in North America and Europe, Matt and Raeanne Kinch share with us the belief of The Sweat Lab and its purpose within the community. Instead of simplifying and fixating on one particular fitness course, they explain why they chose multiple facets. Matt and Raeanne also stress the importance of the community created from the physical workout, but also the mental and emotional support provided among clients, owners and instructors. This show will touch on work-life balance, its importance in leading a healthy lifestyle and the interesting path that lead to the creation of The Sweat Lab Fitness Studio.
Should entrepreneurs care about tax? Obviously, yes! But how interested should they be? Should they hang around tax aficionados? Well … that might be taking it a bit far. But awareness of government tax policies, tax administration and available tax options is definitely beneficial to them. For example, in an era of high overall tax rates, are there better locales to carry out mobile businesses? What planning options are available to drive down and entrepreneur’s tax to a manageable load? Kim Moody, tax specialist, sits to discuss a topic he is passionate about and answer any questions you might have!
On Rosso Coffee's Victoria Park location's fifth birthday David and Cole will give us some insight into creating a recognizable brand within their own community.How did their pasts ignite their passion for coffee? How has their community supported the development of this dream? How without previous entrepreneurial experience did they create such a successful business? What triumphs and downfalls did they experience throughout the process? This show will give listeners an opportunity to hear from two younger entrepreneurs and how they started from scratch, pursuing a dream different than each of them had originally planned. Happy 5th Birthday Rosso Coffee Victoria Park!
How does an entrepreneur become known? Does marketing and advertising play a role in entrepreneurial awareness? Tara Molina, President & Partner at New Wave Media, provides us with the insight of the importance of strategy in business and entrepreneurship. New Wave Media is an agency that is built upon the notion that great strategy is formed with meaningful insight, consisting of creative ideas without boundaries and technology that enhances user experience, delivering impactful results. New Wave Media's ideology is applicable in both business and entrepreneurial use. Can entrepreneurs utilize this extension to align goals with a cohesive communication focused manner to achieve recognition?
This episode revolves around the utilization of a socializing tool to create community investment and build relationships. Jim Button is the founder of Village Brewery, a local brewery in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. His passion lies in beer, building community connectivity and the encouragement of brand and individual engagement. Just how does Jim do that? What made him want to take an unconventional approach to networking individuals with one another? Does he really like beer that much? How does a local brewery compete with the big brands? David and Jim will answer all these questions!
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Organizations are assemblies of individuals working distinctively and collaboratively for a shared purpose. Many organizations have found increased success when stated values of the collective are in alignment with actions. Faith communities are some of the most ancient organization with varieties of expressed purposes and values. And like for profit business organizations, faith based organizations work to motivate and sustain their work from deep values based alignment. How do we as organizations and individuals explore a values based way of being? What is made possible when our values are in alignment with our mission and work? What can happen when our values are not in alignment? What do spiritual and/or religious approaches teach us about being human in our business and organizational lives? What insights of leadership do the spiritual and religious life organizations share with others?
'Leaders are not afraid of immediate discomfort - they are motivated by future triumphs!' - Sue Styles
as a business coach with a plethora of experience and recognition, Sue Styles will give the listeners of the show an opportunity to investigate how entrepreneurs and business's are able to make it big, what kinds of external and internal factors influence progress, habits that should become part of daily practice and Sue will share tried and true practices she has witnessed within her direct environment.
The definition of entrepreneur revolves around the organization, creation and design of a business. Normally an entrepreneur takes greater than normal risks to pursue his or her passion. Architecture is similar, while the design of a space is calculated microscopically, the desire to create something of identification and success is a similar outcome to entrepreneurial execution of a business. Walker McKinley will traverse through the daily experienced devotion, aspiration to help encourage the younger generation of architects and designers entering into the current economic environment, and the overall fondness of the creation of something that will be enjoyed by the community.
Unique world-class custom bespoke suite, shirt and show brand President, Dimitry Toukhcher of LGFG Fashion House will be discussing the making of a business, men's fashion and how it creates an identity. Dimitry and David will also discuss the hard work and dedication invested in financially keeping above water throughout Dimitry's post-secondary education and the sens of accomplishment felt when he stepped away from University debt free and an owner of a home in on of Canada's most competitive and expensive housing markets. David will also inquire about the emotions, struggles and triumphs of starting over after a hiatus of travelling. And of course, David will affirm his love for the suits and shirts he regularly buys from LGFG Fashion House.
On the battle-ground of the entrepreneur, great leadership is required to build strong, healthy organizations. The principles of leadership are also required to build strong, healthy people. In a culture where having it all can mean sacrificing health, relationships or peace of mind, many individuals feel frustration that they do not have enough time to accomplish everything. In particular, the responsibility held by individuals to their personal health can be low on the priority list due to time constraints. It is time to take control and become the CEO of your health. Plan to be encouraged, empowered, educated and entertained.
Jeff Blackman has proven that control over your own end game is solely up to you as a participant in business, life and success. This show will give you, the listener, the conviction and understanding that we carve out our own paths to success. While many success stories appear to have began in an auspicious manner, what the individuals did with those situations are what defined them in their entrepreneurial endeavors. Even without moments of chance, how an entrepreneur created his or her own opportunities is just as important. Jeff Blackman will provide us with a results oriented conversation and instill the confidence that everyone is capable of creating his or her own success story.
After years of immersion in the diverse fitness communities in North America and Europe, Matt and Raeanne Kinch share with us the belief of The Sweat Lab and its purpose within the community. Instead of simplifying and fixating on one particular fitness course, they explain why they chose multiple facets. Matt and Raeanne also stress the importance of the community created from the physical workout, but also the mental and emotional support provided among clients, owners and instructors. This show will touch on work-life balance, its importance in leading a healthy lifestyle and the interesting path that lead to the creation of The Sweat Lab Fitness Studio.
Realizing an entrepreneurial spirit is the first step, becoming a successful entrepreneur is the second. How does an entrepreneur find help and support in an aggressive and unforgiving world of business? Mike Lipsey, trainer and consultant supporting the commercial real estate industry, is devoted to teaching and guiding entrepreneurs to accomplish their goals. Mike provides salespeople with the information to define their strengths and provides a guide to the realities of supporting your own business and becoming a successful entrepreneur. Throughout this episode, David Wallach, will navigate how auxiliary advice is important in developing and fashioning a successful entrepreneur.
Following a dream is not only exhilarating, but challenging for the most adamant. Chef Giuseppe Di Gennaro is among some of the most resilient entrepreneurs within the restaurant industry; his story of working through the ranks, making big moves and learning from those more experienced than himself aided in his success and his abilities in the kitchen. Chef Giuseppe Di Gennaro gives listeners a different perspective of entrepreneur than previous guest on Taking Care of Business.
Starting at the beginning, how do you find your passion throughout all the stepping stones of life? John MacInnes has proven that throughout his earlier childhood years, to post-secondary education and finding a place in the workforce, your entrepreneurial spirit can still guide you to make those courageous decisions to start your own business. He is also proof that each chapter in your life provides a lesson and a skill that help support your role as an entrepreneur.
The secondary show is an approach to showcase the resilience and hard work of women in a role of power. Tanya is a perfect example of a female who has worked hard, has proven her abilities and continuously and carries the identification of one of the top 100 Remax agents in Canada and the #1 female broker in the greater Calgary area. David will touch base on her upbringing, hurdles and steps she has taken to reach the position she is in today.
The initial shows basis will be to provide an insight into who your host David Wallach is. Who is David? What drove him to become the person he is today? Why he does what he does? What guided him to find his passion in commercial real estate? Why did he choose to make such drastic life changes to pursue his dreams? How did he muster the courage to completely change his life and that of his family? David will also cover guests and topics to expect in the following episodes of Keeping Up With Business.