Joe Monte, the owner of TB Business Finance, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Stop Giving Away Your Equity: How Emerging Businesses Can Get Alternative Financing.” In this podcast, Joe shared his advice for startups on how he can help a small business with a loan. To hear more, listen to the podcast below.
The Founder’s Pit Crew
The Founder’s Pit Crew is an audio series featuring the expert speakers from ASL Emerging Business Group’s Best Practice Seminar Series for start-up and growth companies. The Founder’s Pit Crew delivers practical tips for entrepreneurs in short easy to consume audio clips. Make a pit stop, and let our pit crew help you give your emerging business the best chance of success.
NextThink Like an Investor: How to Get Funding For Your Start-up
Anthony DiGiulio, a Start-up Consultant & Seed Stage Investor, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Think Like an Investor: How to Get Funding For Your Start-up.” In this podcast, Anthony shared his advice for startups to not just to focus on their team, but to make sure to focus on product, team, and execution. These three cannot survive without each other. To hear more, listen to the podcast below.
Today’s Best Practices: Accounting and Payroll Solutions for Start-ups
Christy Kempski and Fernando Chavez from Abbott, Stringham & Lynch, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Today’s Best Practices: Accounting and Payroll Solutions for Start-ups.” In this podcast, Christy and Fernando shared their advice when choosing the best accounting, payroll, and HR solutions for your start-up.
Using Innovation to Grow Your Emerging Business
Amie Gray, CEO of N³ Innovation, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Using Innovation to Grow Your Emerging Business.” In this podcast, Amie shared that innovation sustains your business and to do research to plan for what your market will look like in three to five years out. Take a listen to hear more about what Amie shares in this mini podcast.
Understanding Cultural Differences: How To Conduct Business When People Have Diverse Traditions
Lanie Denslow, Principal of World Wise Intercultural Training & Resources, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Understanding Cultural Differences: How To Conduct Business When People Have Diverse Traditions.” In this podcast, Lanie shared how important it is to understand that people have different traditions and cultures, meaning they have different approaches on how they do business. It is best to research and understand this prior to a business meeting to avoid confusion and feeling offended when most likely, that was not their intention.
Content Marketing: Creating A Powerful Marketing Gravity For Your Business
Marko Gargenta, Content Marketing Expert, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Content Marketing: Creating A Powerful Marketing Gravity For Your Business.” In this podcast, Marko shared how important it is to share your content and generate more value than you capture, something that he has been inspired by from Tim O’Reilly.
The World Is Open For Your Business
Shannon Fraser, from US Commercial Service – Silicon Valley and Jeff Deiss from the US Small Business Administration (SBA)-Office of International Trade, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “The World Is Open For Your Business.” In this podcast, Shannon and Jeff shared some strategies on why and how to do business overseas.
Nailing the Name: Create a Powerful Name for Your Company
Lynn Nichols, Naming Expert and CEO of X Intellectual Property, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Nailing the Name: Create a Powerful Name for Your Company.” In this podcast, Lynn shared some strategies on how to craft a great name and brand.
Who Owns What: Real Life Cap Table Stories
John Beck, CFO, and Rick Randel, Attorney, spoke at the ASL Emerging Business Group’s best practices seminar on, “Who Owns What: Real Life Cap Table Stories.” In this podcast, Rick and John shared how important it is to document everything you do and to ask for help when planning the cap table, to help plan for the future.