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Steve Soukup with DefenseStorm

January 28, 2021 by angishields

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Steve-Soukup-DefensestormAs Chief Executive Officer of DefenseStorm, Steve Soukup is responsible for the strategic direction, daily operations and growth of the company. Prior to assuming this role, Steve served as Chief Revenue Officer for two and a half years where he led the Sales and Marketing teams, resulting in 3.5X growth in DefenseStorm’s customer count, numerous strategic partnerships and the establishment of DefenseStorm as the standard for cyber safety and soundness for the banking vertical.

Before joining DefenseStorm Steve spent more than 20 years successfully leading sales at early stage, private-equity-owned, and large global market-leading business-to-business brands. As an executive with deep banking industry expertise, Steve has built world class customer-focused sales teams that have delivered double-digit year-over-year profitable revenue growth in fast paced and competitive environments.

His background includes shaping a 100+ sales organization at e-banking leader Q2 to deliver 30% year-over-year revenue growth, as well as leadership positions at Intuit, S1 Corporation and KPN. Steve also has direct banking experience through management positions at Key Bank, Bank Boston and State Street Bank.

Steve is a graduate of Boston College and earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Boston University.

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  • About DefenseStorm and Steve’s role there
  • How financial institutions pivoted their operations due to challenges presented by COVID-19
  • Cybersecurity practices that will arise in 2021 and how financial institutions can get ahead of them

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Felicia McCoy with BG Promotions

January 28, 2021 by angishields

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Felicia-McCoy-BG-PromotionsFelicia McCoy is CEO of BG Promotions,  a Branding Marketing and Promotions Company founded over 10 years ago. She helps Small Businesses either start or maintain their Digital Brand Marketing Platforms.

BG Promotions creates brand strategy and visual messaging. They expose, promote and outsource, are passionate about their work and they don’t rest until they deliver something extraordinary.

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Intro: [00:00:04] Broadcasting live from the Business RadioX studios in Atlanta, Georgia, it’s time for GWBC Radio’s Open for Business. Now, here’s your host.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:18] Lee Kantor here. Another episode of GWBC Open for Business. And this is going to be a good one. Today, we have with us Felicia McCoy, and she is with BG Promotions. Welcome.

Felicia McCoy: [00:00:29] Thank you so much. I’m glad to be here.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:32] Well, I’m excited to learn what you’re up to. How are you serving folks over there at BG Promotions?

Felicia McCoy: [00:00:38] Well, I am helping small businesses either start and maintain their digital brand platform, which I’ve been doing this over ten years.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:50] So, how did you get into this line of work?

Felicia McCoy: [00:00:53] I started two years ago, really, in the street promotions and marketing with artists and small businesses at the time. And what actually drove me more to the digital aspect is when social media came into play, like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, when it came into play for the business platform. So, I took advantage of it and started learning how to utilize it to help small businesses get exposed. And so, we expose, we promote, and then we outsource what is that they provide to others. That’s basically how.

Lee Kantor: [00:01:29] So, now, you mentioned at the beginning, I guess some of your clients were artists and creative folks. Is that still the case nowadays?

Felicia McCoy: [00:01:38] Yes. I still have a few artists that I work with, but primarily my focus have been with small businesses that are launching their brands. And so, they are needing help with the digital aspect as creating their social media platform and as well building their websites. So, I also create those platforms, and then I will put the content creation together, and then I expose it, and which I would say I have over 70 thousand people that follow.

Lee Kantor: [00:02:12] Wow. So, you really practice what you preach. You’ve been able to build a pretty big following for yourself, and that kind of validates what you can do for others, huh?

Felicia McCoy: [00:02:22] Yes, it does. Matter of fact, I am considered on Instagram platform as a micro-influencer. That is that I influence over 3,000 people that follow and resonate with me. So, I make sure that I am consistent and I stay on top of great content.

Lee Kantor: [00:02:45] So, now, what are some kind of advice for those businesses or maybe new businesses where they just have an idea. They don’t know for sure if they have what it takes to do this or not, but any tips for them to kind of test the waters to see if what they have may work?

Felicia McCoy: [00:03:03] Yes. Well, one of the tips I would say is to just go for it. Don’t dwell on what you can’t do because you won’t know what you can do until you start doing and putting it to action. It wasn’t until I stopped letting fear get in the way of me doing what it is that I’m passionate about. So, I tell people, “Whatever you are passionate about, go for it. There is so much information out here. All you have to do is research. Google is our friend. YouTube is our friend. I am your friend. You can count on me.”

Lee Kantor: [00:03:43] So, now let’s take maybe one of your more recent clients. How did they come to you? Did they just find you on the Internet? They were on Instagram or something. They found you and then they connected with you.

Felicia McCoy: [00:03:57] So, I will say, I have several. But one particular one, I just actually released her – or she released her website today, [Keres?] Medical Staffing. She is one of my most recent clients. And I was referred to her by a company named Signature Brands Incorporated. The owner of that company is Calvin McCoy Jr. and he also owns another company, which is one of my clients, is Signature Contingent Management. And what she did was, she stopped in for some guidance and some suggestions for her business platform. And then, he sent her to me and I actually was able to lay her website foundation. And so, she is very excited and she’s very pleased, and so am I that I was able to achieve a goal for her.

Lee Kantor: [00:04:54] So, is this something that takes a long time once you start working with folks? Are you able to get this up and running pretty quickly?

Felicia McCoy: [00:05:01] So, as far as how long it takes, it could take me from three to seven days just to lay down a website. However, the time is really on my client. So, I may be able to lay the platform down within three to seven days, but it is on their time. So, sometimes it could take me longer because I work at their pace. But if it’s all together and ready to go, I can turn it around within three to seven days, so I try to give a prompt. And I’m also going to educate and give them knowledge on things that they are not clear about, such as not knowing how to use the platform once it’s up. So, I also provide teaching.

Lee Kantor: [00:05:45] Now, do you also help them kind of go to market in terms of let people know they exist and promote their stuff and teach them how to, maybe, leverage social media to help them get more clients or get the word out about what they’re doing?

Felicia McCoy: [00:06:00] So, yes. I am all things media. So, basically, I provide all avenues if they want to learn it themselves. I offer different classes to teach them, matter of fact, one-on-one. Right now, because of COVID, I have a stream platform I use to educate and to train them on how to use it so that they can use it to their best abilities. And, also, if they don’t want to, which is my target market, a lot of my clients don’t have the time. So, they hired me to do the work for them. And so, that is how I help them leverage time as well as I have resources I use as well to help me leverage the time and to get them exposure. Because once we release it, I put it out there as well. I share it with my following as well as I encourage them to share it with their followers.

Lee Kantor: [00:06:59] So, for you, what’s the most rewarding part of the job?

Felicia McCoy: [00:07:03] It’s satisfaction guaranteed. The best part is putting a smile on their faces and then being pleased with the work. And then, they feel like they can go the extra mile.

Lee Kantor: [00:07:16] It’s like it’s because you’re almost like a partner with them, right? You’re doing the work as if you were part of their company.

Felicia McCoy: [00:07:23] That is correct. I believe in relationship. When you don’t know the person who you’re dealing with, you really don’t know what to expect. But when you build on relationship, it goes a long way. It takes a village to build an empire. So, I work on having a relationship with my clients.

Lee Kantor: [00:07:46] So, now, you mentioned some of these folks are people that are brand new that don’t have any kind of presence. But do you also work with some companies that, maybe, are frustrated with the results they’re getting and that maybe need some help in getting to the next level?

Felicia McCoy: [00:08:01] I do. I actually do have – well, Signature Contingent Management, I helped them. They’re already established, but what I do is create content on a regular basis and I maintain it on their social media platforms. So, basically, I’ll create the content and then I’ll create Facebook ads, put the ads out there, run the ads for them on a weekly basis, and just help them take some pressure off of what they don’t understand. And so, I benefit them as well.

Lee Kantor: [00:08:32] Now, you mentioned the content part of this. Is the content kind of blog posts and text? Or is it like videos and photographs or it could be all of those things?

Felicia McCoy: [00:08:43] Yes. Content is creativity. So, it can be a photo, an image, or it can be something that you just write up, or it could be video. I learned that with social media, Facebook is really photos and videos. Instagram has photos and videos. So, people migrate to more looking at things move more than writing it down. But if you write it down, then it’s like a one hitter quitter. So, content is on all platforms. You can use it in so many ways. But most of mine is used through video and images.

Lee Kantor: [00:09:24] And then, the video, is it something that you shoot once and it just appears on their website? Or do you do some streaming work as well where it’s kind of live?

Felicia McCoy: [00:09:33] So, yes. I put the platform on all different areas, whether it’s on YouTube, whether it’s on Instagram, it’s on Twitter, it’s on Facebook. Also, I offer a platform where I use a stream and we have – what do you call it now? It used to be a podcast for audio. Well, podcast is now considered video. So, they have companies that offer you to do podcasts and video. Well, on my platform I also offer commercials. So, I’ll run my client’s commercials in between minutes in that podcast show. So, I offer different platforms to expose my clients. And I create the content as well. I’ll create the video, the commercial. It’s probably within 30 seconds, 30 to 60 seconds, depending on what it is that they’re offering. And then, we put it on the stream and just keep playing it over. And then, after that, we’ll run a Facebook app and it will play on Facebook. As long as you know how to convert and everything, you will see those ads in the feed.

Lee Kantor: [00:10:47] So, now, you’re a member of GWBC, why was it important for you to kind of be part of that group?

Felicia McCoy: [00:10:56] To be a part of GWBC – I received my WBENC certification latter part of 2020. And it was so important for me to be a part of them because for one, it shows the seriousness of my business. Their platform is like no other. They offer amazing information. I’ve learned so much from the GWBC. I have never known the connections that I’ve already made are on a personal level. It’s incredible. I have a person I can go to when I have questions depending on whatever it is. And then, they just offer help and assistance.

Felicia McCoy: [00:11:36] And, also, the radio show. When you guys talk about – I read you had some facts and questions that we may have. And why fear? Don’t be scared. Yeah, I did have that at first. You know, it’s not even like you’re looking at me at the video. But this is my first experience doing a live radio interview and then on the GWBC platform. That is amazing. So, I am so floored to be here and I’m gracious to be a part of the GWBC now. I’m going to continue to be a part and also encourage others that they should be a part as well.

Lee Kantor: [00:12:19] Well, thank you for doing that. That means a lot. Thank you.

Felicia McCoy: [00:12:23] Thank you so much.

Lee Kantor: [00:12:24] So, now, what does the future look like for you? You know, we’ve all been going through the pandemic and COVID and all that stuff, and that’s been challenging just by itself. But it looks like maybe there’s a light at the end of the tunnel here, maybe at some point during this year. How does BG Promotions look ahead?

Felicia McCoy: [00:12:41] Well, I must say, the same. It’s been shocking. I went full time in March of last year during the pandemic. And so, actually, I’ve hit a hard rocket, but I’m still maintaining by the grace of God. And so, what my future is looking like is becoming more of a teacher so that I’m able to really teach the people how to do it themselves. Because a lot of people I’m meeting, once I lay their platform down, they really want to know how to do it themselves and maintain it. And I really want to show them and teach them how to do it. So, that is what my future right now is looking ahead, is just to become more of a teacher rather than hands on and doing it.

Felicia McCoy: [00:13:30] And then, outsourcing. Outsourcing is the other thing. I can’t forget, somebody needs somebody. You never know what this person is offering can help somebody else’s business. So, that is the portion of the outsourcing that I’m also will be pushing. As well as one more thing, Our Kids Are Our Future is a nonprofit that I’m building that I am working on. It’s to help our kids. They are our future. But that’s basically it.

Lee Kantor: [00:14:00] Well, that’s quite a bit. Congratulations on all the success.

Felicia McCoy: [00:14:03] Thank you so much. I appreciate this.

Lee Kantor: [00:14:06] Well, if somebody wants to learn more and have a conversation with you or somebody on your team, what’s the website?

Felicia McCoy: [00:14:13] My website is bgpromotionsinc.com. And you can also follow me on all social media platforms, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, as well as Tumblr. You can find me at BG Promotions Inc., just run it all together. And if you would like to send me an email, you can send me an email at contactme@bgpromotionsinc.com.

Lee Kantor: [00:14:45] Well, once again, congratulations on your success. You’re doing important work and we appreciate you.

Felicia McCoy: [00:14:51] I appreciate you, Lee, for this awesome interview and the opportunity.

Lee Kantor: [00:14:56] All right. This is Lee Kantor. We’ll see you all next time on GWBC Open for Business.

 

 

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Brent Dowling with Raintree Sales

January 28, 2021 by angishields

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Brought To You By SeoSamba . . . Comprehensive, High Performing Marketing Solutions For Mature And Emerging Franchise Brands . . . To Supercharge Your Franchise Marketing, Go To seosamba.com.

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Brent-Dowlling-raintreeBrent Dowling, 35, is the co-founder and CEO of Denver-based franchise sales and development firm Raintree, which has worked with the likes of Jamba Juice, Rush Bowls, Wag N’ Wash and more.

Before founding Raintree, Dowling was a competitive snowboarder in the Colorado Rocky Mountains and served as Australia’s youngest diplomat in the General Assembly of the United Nations. He got his franchising start with Doc Popcorn, where he helped grow the franchise from 10 units to more than 400 within three years.

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BRX Pro Tip: Communicating Effectively in a Virtual World

January 28, 2021 by angishields

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Stone Payton: [00:00:00] And we are back with Business RadioX Pro Tips, Lee Kantor and Stone Payton here with you. Lee, as we are doing this particular Pro Tip, things are a little chaotic. A lot of us are working virtually a great deal more than we ever did before. What counsel, if any, do we have to offer in terms of communicating effectively in a virtual world?

Lee Kantor: [00:00:24] Yeah. Especially in industries, and we’re one of them, that have relied on the advantages of working face-to-face in person with people, we’ve had to make some adjustments. And because of those adjustments, we have to be more intentional and mindful when it comes to communication. So, you got to communicate more often. You got to kind of be more mindful about that kind of communication. You got to check in with your team, your clients, your prospects. You got to show personal interest, get in there, recognize people more, you know, be more vocal about things. And you might have to cast a wider net than usual. This is a different world now. So, you’ve got to lean on the technology and use it for what it’s best at. And you’ve got to make it up in volume when it comes to communication, I believe.

Melanie Brown with Strategic Business Assistance

January 26, 2021 by angishields

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Melanie-Brown-Strategic-Business-AssistanceAfter 33 years in banking, Melanie Brown, Owner of Strategic Business Assistance, decided to become an independent loan consultant and bring her best in class work ethic and experience to her clients with a more diverse approach. Now she can pre-screen a client’s loan request with multiple lenders. By doing this she can determine where a transaction will have the highest chance of being approved.

Knowing the appetite and guidelines of different lenders allows Melanie to navigate the banking waters and save her clients precious time and money. She has direct access to not only local, but also regional and national lending institutions via personal relationships developed throughout her career. The best news is that for the majority of her SBA clients, her service is at $0 expense to them as her fee is negotiated and generally paid by the lender! Your clients have the opportunity to get expert SBA guidance at no cost!

Melanie’s reputation and ability to properly analyze a transaction guarantees your client’s time can be spent running their company.

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BRX Pro Tip: Don’t be Average

January 26, 2021 by angishields

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Stone Payton: [00:00:00] Welcome back to Business RadioX Pro Tips, Stone Payton and Lee Kantor here with you. Lee, I think it’s important that we make a commitment in this thing of ours. Don’t be average.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:15] Yeah. There’s no incentive to be average. Average is easy. Business is hard, average is easy. You should go out of your way to be exceptional in whatever it is you’re doing. And that comes with every aspect of your business. When your clients are hiring someone, they want to hire someone who is best in class. They want to hire the best people they can afford. People want exceptional people to solve difficult problems.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:45] So, just think about that in your own life, when you hire someone to do anything, like if you hired a painter, do you go, “Hey, do you know any average painters? Do you know anybody that just does an okay job?” Like, nobody wants that person. You want a great painter. And that’s the way it is and it should be in every aspect of your business. When you are exceptional at something, then you’re going to get hired more often and you are going to get referred more often.

Lee Kantor: [00:01:15] So, don’t be average. Aim higher. You know, hold yourself to a higher standard. Hold your clients to a higher standard. Expect more from yourself and your team and deliver that. And if you can do that, you’re not going to be average. You’re going to stand out, and you’re going to have an easier time getting clients, and you’re going to have an easier time of getting referred to more clients because people want to share that with others. If they find something exceptional, they’re going to tell people about it. So, be exceptional.

Coach the Coach: Katherine Hosie with Powerhouse Coaching

January 26, 2021 by angishields

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Katherine-Hosie-Powerhouse-CoachingKatherine Hosie, M.Sc. (Coaching Psychology) is one of only three coaches in the United States qualified to offer her clients master’s-level evidence-based coaching psychology from the University of Sydney, which leads the world in this arena.

She partners with successful leaders in reinjecting meaning, authenticity, and sustainability into how they lead their organizations, including learning complex adaptive leadership approaches required for our changing world.

Katherine has been coaching full-time since 2003 and has well over 10,000 hours of experience working with leaders across a multitude of industries. Born in Australia and based in San Francisco, CA, she holds a Master of Applied Science, Coaching Psychology from the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Adult Education from the University of Technology Sydney.

She specializes in leadership coaching with referred private clients. A lifelong learner, she combines cutting-edge, evidence-based coaching with a humanistic approach to adult development.

Katherine was previously President of the International Coach Federation (ICF) Australasia, leading a membership of over 1,300 coaches. She is also a Qualified Trained Coach Supervisor with Oxford Brookes University, which means she is also qualified to develop other experienced coaches. Katherine works virtually with clients all over the world.

Learn more at www.Powerhouse-Coaching.com.

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Myeshia Jefferson with Beauty Makes Cents

January 26, 2021 by angishields

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Myeshia-Jefferson-Beauty-Makes-CentsMyeshia Jefferson’s magnetic personality and various talents in the beauty world have paved the way for much of her success today as a traveling brand educator, expert consultant, author, and student to some of the world’s most renowned celebrities such as Dr. Andrew Weil, Deepak Chopra, Celebrity Chef Nikki Shaw, ESSENCE magazine’s Editor-at-Large Mikki Taylor and multi-hyphenate entertainer Derek “Fonzworth Bentley” Watkins.

Specializing in areas such as nail care and beauty branding, the owner of two highly competitive and popular companies, Delane’s Natural Nail Care and Beauty Makes Cents, LLC. Myeshia understands the dynamics of having a strong business foundation and widespread brand. With over 20 years’ experience in beauty, technology, and wellness, Myeshia transforms new and existing brands into revolutionary money attractions.

Some of her clients have established brands that have partnered with Lexus, True Religion, Kaiser Permante, and Vogue . Others have partnered with the Emmys Gifting Suites, Paul Mitchell, Aveda, the Oakland Raiderettes, Golden State Warriors, and more.

Myeshia’ s creative branding strategies, partner relationships, and extensive business knowledge in the beauty industry has awarded her the opportunities to form lasting relationships and build a dynamic consulting team that has worked with top celebrities and professional athletes across the United States.

“It’s not about who you know… It’s about who knows you!”

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Ted Austin with Bank Michigan

January 26, 2021 by angishields

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Bank-Michigan-logoTed Austin is the Branch Manager and SBA lender for Bank Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Ted has been in Financial sales and services for 15 years and has built a history helping clients meet their financial goals.

He specializes in working with Businesses and Business Owners to provided financial solutions so they can focus on growing their businesses.

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