Starting Over at 50 (or any age)
Making Waves at C-Level
Thom Singer has spent a lot of time the last four years looking at reinvention and starting over at 50. He began looking at the second half of life and wanted to create a new way of doing everything. He had a good life, but knew that he had not taken enough risks.
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Zconomy with Jason Dorsey
Making Waves at C-Level
This episode is at talk about the generations and how they impact the future of your company. Jason Dorsey is an expert in this topic, and his new book, Zconomy, releases this week. If you employ people, you know there are different things that matter to people of all generations. Jason has been researching this subject for over 20 years, and his new book focuses on the new workers (Generation Z) who have already landed in many companies.
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Preparing Executives for Virtual Presentations with Luke Goetting
Making Waves at C-Level
As meetings have gone from live to virtual, many executives are still learning how to present to a camera while still being engaging to the audience. In this episode of "Making Waves at C-Level" Thom Singer sits down with Luke Goetting to talk about the power of how to create engaging talks in the virtual environments.
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Google My Business with Teresa Touchstone
Making Waves at C-Level
In this episode we talk about SEO and social media, with consultant Teresa Touchstone. In a brief conversation she taught the "Making Waves at C-Level" host, Thom Singer, some things about "Google My Business". All of this seemed to make sense in ways to gain "Google Juice" in efforts to boost SEO, etc... With that short chat Thom figured what he did not know was maybe something companies of all sizes should hear about.
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Mobiquity CEO John Castleman
Making Waves at C-Level
Episode 594 is a chat with the CEO of Mobiquity, John Castleman. In this conversations he shares a lot of his thoughts on why companies succeed, leadership, hiring and keeping good people, etc.... This interview is a perfect example of "Making Waves at C-Level".
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Managing the Message with Jim Karrh
Making Waves at C-Level
In our increasingly noisy world, Jim Karrh helps businesses break through the noise and grow—through more effective and consistent customer conversations.
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2020 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking - Mike Carr
Making Waves at C-Level
In his first podcast interview after winning the 2020 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking, Mike Carr talks about his life, the importance of being a good speaker, and his journey to the speech contest. Mike Carr is a neighbor and friend of "Making Waves at C-Level" host Thom Singer. When Mike made it to the Toastmaster Semi-Finals, Thom joked that if he went to the finals of the competition and won...his first podcast interview had to be on Making Waves.
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Better Meetings with Lee Gimpel
Making Waves at C-Level
Thom met Lee Gimpel from Better Meetings through the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE). Lee is a consultant who works with groups to ensure their conferences, conventions, board meetings, and networking gatherings have lasting impact. In the past few months he has been in high gear helping associations go virtual.
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knowRX Founder and CEO David Franklin
Making Waves at C-Level
Episode 590 of the "Making Waves at C-Level" podcast (formerly the “Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do” podcast) is co-produced in partnership with the Austin Technology Council, the largest tech industry organization in Central Texas. ATC empowers members through insights, resources, and connections so their members can succeed and thrive. This episode is an in-depth interview with David Franklin, founder and CEO of knowRX.
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Find Your Black Sheep with Brant Menswar
Making Waves at C-Level
Episode 589 is with rock star (really, he is), speaker, and author Brant Menswar. In this interview he talks about his soon to be released book "Black Sheep: Unleash The Extraordinary, Awe-Inspiring, Undiscovered You". During the chat he talks about the survey you can take online to discover your Black Sheep qualities.... and Thom took it. Here are Thom's: Self-awareness, Connection, Community, Success, and Gratitude. Yep, seems right. Words that resonate.
info_outlineEpisode 465 is co-produced in partnership with the Austin Technology Council, the largest tech industry organization in Central Texas. ATC empowers members by using insights, resources, and connections so their members can succeed and thrive.
Janice Omadeke is the CEO and Founder of The Mentor Method, an enterprise platform helping companies keep and develop their diverse talent using the proven power of mentorship.
Using a double-blind algorithm, The Mentor Method is closing the opportunity equity gap in the workplace.
Her company won Capital Factory's Women in Tech Challenge, is a MassChallenge Texas Gold winner, and has been featured in The Washington Business Journal, Entrepreneur Magazine, is a Startup to Watch in 2018 from DC Inno, and a 2017 Startup Grind Global Exhibition selection.
Janice served as a DC Ambassador at SXSW, was selected to attend The 2016 White House Summit on Building the Tech Workforce of Tomorrow, and a top 10 finalist in Rent the Runway's Project Entrepreneur.
Janice Omadeke is certified in entrepreneurship from MIT, built a mentorship program scratch as a Manager at PwC, and is PMP certified with over 10 years of corporate leadership experience for Fortune 500 companies.
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