In this episode, Matt speaks with Jeremy Choi, CEO and Coach at LPS Athletic Centre in Toronto, Canada! The LPS Athletic Centre is an internationally known destination program for athletes (adults and kids) striving to maximize their explosive power in sports that require intervals of extremely high exertion. (Incidentally, they also train executive-level leaders for a slightly different arena-the boardroom). The company uses a methodology and certification process created by them, called the Athlete Activation System. The system is so effective they have trademarked the term Monstas™ to describe clients after their metamorphosis!
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From creating the first Wi-Fi controlled smart lock to inventing the first universal access control platform - RemoteLock is setting the standard for how real estate professionals can kiss keys goodbye and stay in control of who comes and goes on their properties from anywhere in the world. Listen as CEO,
Nolan Mondrow describes the surfeit of applications for their universal access control platform, including remote access and locking technology, in the real estate industry. One of the hurdles the industry faced was assuring customers that the technology was secure. However, as Nolan explains,
RemoteLock uses the same level of internet security that banks use to protect the money in our accounts, where most of us accede without much hesitation. And RemoteLock’s universal access control platform is extremely user friendly, empowering clients and their team to make access control a central element of their business operations with ease.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, essentially all real estate schools were operating in a brick and mortar setting. Michael McAllister recognized an opportunity to leverage the internet and online education in the real estate education process to help make completing licensing education requirements more efficient and effective. In 2005 Michael founded The CE Shop, offering real estate (RE) education, exam preparation, licensing, and continuing education courses all under one roof…. Yours!
In this episode, Michael speaks with Matt (the host of the show) about the challenges he and his partner faced when starting a new business during that time, including the process of getting RE industry professionals to adopt technology, stringent RE regulations, and major changes in the economy. However, he explains that with every challenge comes an opportunity to learn, grow, come up with creative solutions, and make life a little better for all of us!
Ozobot just might have one of the coolest (and cutest) products for K-12 learning anywhere! It’s an edtech company, meaning most of their customers are primary and secondary schools. Ozobot collaborated with educators and school systems around the world to design a tech tool and lessons that are integrated into core curriculum for math, reading, science, and more. Plus, with two ways to code–on screens with blocks and screen-free with colors–the company’s robots put the A in STEAM and give children the tools to create with technology. Nader Hamda, Founder and CEO of Ozobot, explains how his own children inspired the initial concept for Ozobot.
In this new era of connectivity, computer networks now have a greater strategic and economic impact than ever. Existing physical and virtual network appliances are extremely complex and are failing to meet the demands of data centers and their customers to have simple, scalable, and evolvable connectivity solutions. Stateless’ mission is to make network connectivity simple. It was founded by Murad Kablan and Eric Keller in 2017 as a spinoff of their PhD research. Stateless software platform enables data center operators to easily define and build a portfolio of elegant network connectivity solutions that can be cost effectively productized and operationalized at scale. Stateless is proudly based in Boulder, Colorado. Murad Kablan describes in layman’s terms how it all works. He also explains some of the triumphs and pitfalls of starting a new business. Learn more at www.stateless.net.
Dave Bacon is the Founder and CEO of BWBacon Group, a technology staffing company niched in finding software development, mobile, systems, and product talent for many of Denver’s innovative tech companies. Dave founded BWB nineteen years ago in his basement! Since 2009, BWB has grown into the agency it is today with eleven team members housed at Battery 621. In this episode, Dave discusses some of the changes that have been implemented in his company since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of their methodologies, they have been able to quickly adjust AND help their clients adjust to the constant shifts in business practices during the pandemic.
What does it take to build a great business? What sort of leadership do prosperous companies have? How do you stay inspired and stay focused as an entrepreneur? Would it be better to offer more products/services or stay focused on providing the product/service that you do best? As an entrepreneur, these puzzling questions may flash through your mind from time to time. Liz Giorgi, Founder and CEO of both Mighteor and Soona, has contemplated those very questions herself and shares her wisdom on this episode of Industry Alchemist.
“I help people give themselves permission to show up exactly as they are.” -Erin Weed
It's impossible to overstate how the Coronavirus pandemic has and will impact our lives. Some things will "go back to normal" (or close to it) in time, but there are some categories that will be forever changed.
The way we work is one of them.
Post-Covid work will bring with it opportunities and challenges business leaders need to be prepared for to stay ahead. On June 4th at 10:30 AM MT, we’ll have an interesting discussion from commercial real estate, coworking, and technology perspectives and share strategies leaders should take now to stay competitive and bounce back better than before.
Speakers include Stacy Taubman, Founder/CEO, RISE Collaborative Workplace; Matt Talbot, Co-Founder/CEO, GoSpotCheck; and Matt Brower, Managing Broker, Column Commercial Partners.
It's impossible to overstate how the Coronavirus pandemic has and will impact our lives. Some things will "go back to normal" (or close to it) in time, but there are some categories that will be forever changed.
The way we work is one of them.
Post-Covid work will bring with it opportunities and challenges business leaders need to be prepared for to stay ahead. On June 4th at 10:30 AM MT, we’ll have an interesting discussion from commercial real estate, coworking, and technology perspectives and share strategies leaders should take now to stay competitive and bounce back better than before.
Speakers include Stacy Taubman, Founder/CEO, RISE Collaborative Workplace; Matt Talbot, Co-Founder/CEO, GoSpotCheck; and Matt Brower, Managing Broker, Column Commercial Partners.
