Tortoise or Hare: Why Greg Theroux Runs a Slow and Steady Race
Show Notes: Interview with Greg Theroux The entrepreneurial spirit isn’t just reserved for glamorous industries. As CEO of Heritage Building Maintenance, the legacy company of the Heritage Group, Greg Theroux knows there’s money to be made in providing the fundamental...
Turning One Company into Two: Why This Entrepreneur Went Back into Startup Mode After 28 Years
Show Notes: Interview with David Long David Long is no stranger to taking strategic risks. His company, MyEmployees, is currently worth $10.5 million, and ranks among the top 1% of employee recognition companies in the US. It has a gross margin of 87.5%, exhibiting...
HOW ONE BUSINESS OWNER LOOKED BACK TO GO FORWARD: CEO BOB EISIMINGER ON KEEPING IT SHARP
Show Notes: Interview with Bob Eisiminger When Bob Eisiminger attended the Birthing of Giants Fellowship in April 2017, his company Knight Point Systems (a government contractor of IT services) was preparing for some major changes. But Bob felt confident that the week...
Tribes v. Innovators
What to do when tribal thinking conflicts with innovation. I’ve been reading a lot of Sebastian Junger lately, author of the best-selling book The Perfect Storm. I recently I picked up his book, Tribe, which he wrote over a number of years while embedded with US Army...