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PKF Texas: The Entrepreneur’s Playbook® - Sell Side Due DiligenceWould you know how to prepare your company for a sale? Do you even know what all seller due diligence includes? Greg Price has food for thought that could help simplify your preparation.
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The Worldwide Struggle with EnergyDr Michael Economides has published several books on energy and its surrounding political controversies. Energy is victim of its own success, he says. Energy abundance has determined which countries have money and which don’t—and there is an abundance of mis-information out there too. The VERY outspoken Dr. Economides will shock you with his over-the-top opinions. If you care about the future of our environment, our climate, our society, our, well, our ANYTHING, DO NOT miss this intervi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
All-Stars Offer AdviceBusinessMakers Legends wax nostalgic when asked for their advice—it’s about passion, keeping your cool and facing down the ultimate challenge. We have compiled a basketful of inspiration from the experts: Brian Liu, founder of LegalZoom; Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Compaq Computers; Nolan Bushnell, inventor of the original video game, Pong, and founder of Atari Inc.; Jeff Sandefer, founder and master teacher at the Acton School of Business; and Judith Cone, former vice president with T ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
School of Business 11/21/09Russ and John present the show about the make it happen entrepreneurs. Includes: the BusinessMakers Quote of the Week—personal observation by American author Sam Levenson; This Week in Business History includes such diverse topics as Alfred Nobel (as in Peace Prize), the banjo, Woody Woodpecker and the Rolling Stones; Navigating Business Jargon—acronyms, technospeak and trendy new stuff; and Dumbest Moments in Business History—France’s socialist government has retirement problems.
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Business Survival Tip - Choosing the Right Benefit PlanMaking changes to your medical benefits has become very tricky. But it’s so important that you offer your employees the right plan! Carl Kleimann offers critical tips to consider.
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How do you measure safety?Other than security cameras in your delivery trucks, what else can you do to increase security in your company? Have you thought about your company culture and how you use technology? Katie and Esther offer several ideas in areas you may not have thought of. You want to increase security? LIVE it! Sometimes it’s the collective numbers that tell the story.
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Keep an eye on it!Katie interviews Chris Portillo, senior marketing communications specialist for Safety Vision, a global mobile video technology company. Transit buses, police cars, FedEx trucks all have security or back-up cameras supplied by Safety Vision. It’s all about paying attention and staying in motion. (“In such a high-tech industry, if you lag, you’re lost!”)
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Pot tax, food fights and dirty tactics!Katie Laird and Esther Steinfeld dissect the week’s business news. The AMA wants us to change our view of marijuana. If California could tax pot revenue, there would BE no budget problems! Kraft wants Cadbury in the worst way—FOOD FIGHT! Verizon has stooped to dirty tactics. (“How can anyone be anti-customer service in today’s economy?!”) Cameras at traffic intersections are not such a win-win for consumers.
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PKF Texas: The Entrepreneur’s Playbook® - Required Minimum DistributionsChanges in the retirement tax laws, coupled with our economic downturn, are making retirees uncomfortable. Greg Price offers tax-saving strategies for required minimum distributions.
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The Houston Fast Tech 50Russ is on the road at Houston’s Fast Tech 50. Competition sponsors offer behind-the-scenes comments; we’ll hear from principals with the Houston Technology Center, PKF Texas, Oracle and Pierpont Communications. And, finally, Russ interviews Michael Kearney, president & CEO of Deep Flex Inc., the 2009 winner of the Fast Tech 50.
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Silicon Valley in a BoxShobeir Shobeiri calls PlugandPlayTechCenter.com “Silicon Valley in a Box.” It is a technology community that provides a data center, counseling and capital raising assistance to a client base that includes 238 technology start ups.
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Ken Dennard & Steve Gray, DRG&ERuss visits with two principals of Dennard Rupp Gray & Easterly LLC, the largest Investor Relations firm headquartered in the Southwest. Dennard and Gray believe that companies should ramp up their communication efforts when the economy gets iffy. DRG&'E represents 35 public companies and recently formed a strategic partnership with WJB Capital, an institutional broker-dealer.
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School of Business 11/14/09Russ and John present the show about the entrepreneurs, the people who take risks, build businesses and, well, these people are like the economy’s Marine Corps. Includes: the BusinessMakers Quote of the Week—more political commentary from humorist P.J. O’Rourke; This Week in Business History includes the William Tell Overture, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, Smith & Wesson, and Niagara Falls; Navigating Business Jargon—acronyms, technospeak and trendy new stuff; and Dumbest Moments ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Business Survival Tip - Tips for a Successful Open EnrollmentOpen enrollment is usually the only chance employees have to make changes to their benefits selection. Carl Kleimann provides tips for helping your employees make the right choices.
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Find Power in Newsletters!With all the social media tools available today, we tend to forget the old-fashion mail-out approach. But, targeted and powerful content can be a great attention-getter, so please don’t discount the power of a well written newsletter. Katie and Esther offer newsletter best practices and tips for better communication. Links of the Week include: PhotoJoJo.com, a website community for photogs and shutterbugs (PhotoJoJo also produces fab newsletters); and TrendWatching.com, the “independent ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Sudsy Nuts from the HimalayasLisa Albright’s son had allergies, eczema and sensitive skin. She tried to find a laundry product with no chemicals or perfumes, something non-allergenic that would work with her high-efficiency washer and not destroy her non-inflated wallet. Katie interviews Lisa Albright, the head nut at LaundryTree, the company that discovered the soapnuts of the Himalayas. Sound too good to be true? You should hear this interview! (“It IS a pretty fantastic story.”)
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How Productive are You at Work?Katie Laird and Esther Steinfeld dissect the week’s business news. Layoffs and cutbacks are rampant and the unemployment rate just keeps rising. Productivity is up, though, so what does that say about future hiring? And who hates the iPhone? (“How could anyone hate the iPhone?!”) Fashion faux pas on the airlines—don’t wear sweats in first class.
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PKF Texas: The Entrepreneur’s Playbook® - Learning and IgnoranceAs we age and younger workers enter the workforce, how gracefully will we leaders relinquish power to the less experienced? Do you know how to help others achieve their optimum performance? Greg Price has spot-on observations and valuable advice to offer on Leadership.
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John Hofmeister is Educating Citizens on EnergyJohn Hofmeister, former president of Shell Oil Co., wants to be the voice for grassroots Americans in the future of affordable energy. Energy is a broad term, he says, and people need to know more about what’s at stake for our environment. Hofmeister has used his energy expertise to create a simple, basic plan for what we need to do to survive a future of potential disasters. Life would be better if we could get the politics out of it; his book, “Why We Hate the Oil Companies,” explai ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Flashback: Josh Wolfe of Lux CapitalRuss flashes back to a 2008 interview with a man who has conducted and published cutting-edge immunopathology research, lectured at Harvard University and completed a $4 billion hotel merger. Wolfe is an expert in nanotechnology, one of the brightest guys EVER, and he’s not afraid to give an opinion. In this segment, Russ asks for his thoughts on the future of energy.
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