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HWW E26: Deborah Daniel, Chartered Accounting & Tax

December 31, 2020 by angishields

Tucson Business Radio

HWW E26: Deborah Daniel, Chartered Accounting & Tax

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Deborah Daniel, Owner/CEO
Chartered Accounting
770-309-6395 cell 770-671-0021- office
deborah@charteraccounting.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Facebook | Instagram || LinkedIn | Twitter |

Deborah brings more than 28 years of experience as founder and CEO of Charter Accounting and Tax Service – a full-service CPA firm based in Atlanta Georgia with clients all over the country. Deborah brings a unique blend of financial expertise, real-world authenticity, and practicality to help her clients really understand and master the whole money equation. Her goal is to help clients Make More Money, Keep More Money and Grow More Money.

Through her platform at DeborahDaniel.com, she covers all of the money and financial aspects of both business and personal finance- from teaching individuals financial confidence up to helping her small and medium-size business client’s scale past the 7 figure mark.

Deborah focuses her time on tax planning, business consultation, and coaching as well as financial planning for individuals and businesses. The team at Charter Accounting has clients covered for all their routine accounting needs and implementation of the strategies that Deborah develops for them.

Deborah is a speaker, author of 100 Innovative Ways to make more Profit and the soon to be released “Women’s Wealth Secrets” and host of the podcast show “Money Without Limits” on the EWN PodcastNetwork.

Deborah’s goal is to change the Money conversation especially for Women –to support her belief that when one of us prospers, we all do.

About the Host

Karen M. Fisher
Senior Loan Officer
NMLS ID# 180167 – AZ MLO Lic# 0911886

Summit Funding, Inc.
5151 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 700
Tucson, AZ 85711
Branch NMLS ID# 1464335 – Summit Funding, Inc NMLS ID#3199
AZ Lic# 0925837 – Equal Housing Opportunity

(520) 447-2279 Direct Phone
Karen.Fisher@SummitFunding.net
www.OurNeighborsOurHeroes.com

As a Senior Loan Officer, I originate residential home loans (1-4 Units) for purchase or refinance transactions for owner-occupied, second homes or investment properties. I am licensed in the State of Arizona; however, I can connect you to great mortgage loan officers anywhere in the United States or Canada. I have been a loan officer for just over 20 years. In the prior 17 years, I was a Realtor, an Associate Broker, Branch Manager, and Designated Broker. My beloved husband Scott and I have been married for over 37 years, we have an awesome daughter Allison who is engaged to her Gonzaga University sweetheart, Enrique. I love to read, travel, hike, golf, camp, entrepreneurial ideas, inventions, animals and children. My key to success is to focus on excellence, not perfection and being growth-minded.

Tactical Tip: What’s This I am Hearing About Selling My House Virtually?

December 31, 2020 by angishields

Customer Experience Radio

Tactical Tip: What's This I am Hearing About Selling My House Virtually?

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Jill Heineck’s Tactical Tips for Selling Your House in Today’s Environment

Transcript

Lee Kantor: [00:00:05] Welcome to Jill Heineck’s Tactical Tips For Selling Your House In Today’s Environment. I’m Lee Kantor. Jill, today’s question is, what’s this I’m hearing about selling my house virtually?

Jill Heineck: [00:00:16] So, believe it or not, there are many people who can not or do not want to physically go into a home. So, what we are doing is walking them through a home on FaceTime or through Zoom if it’s something that’s piquing their interests, whether they’re a local buyer or someone that is moving from a different part of the country or the world to the Atlanta market. And we are showing them property this way and they are making offers and going under contract this way. So, what we do know is that buyers are willing to do this. Is it the number one practice? Absolutely not. But it’s certainly a way to get your home under contract and to get buyers feeling comfortable with the process of buying your home without actually having to step into it.

Lee Kantor: [00:01:08] For more answers to your real estate questions, please go to heineckandcompany.com.

BRX Pro Tip: First Things First

December 31, 2020 by angishields

BRX Pro Tips

BRX Pro Tip: First Things First

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BRX Pro Tip: First Things First

Stone Payton: [00:00:00] And we are back with Business RadioX Pro Tips. Lee Kantor and Stone Payton here with you. Lee, first things first.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:09] Yeah, absolutely. This is one of the easiest ways to have a productive day and feel good about what you’ve accomplished. If you can really prioritize and tenaciously do the most important thing on your to-do list first thing each and every day, then every day is going to be a good day, every day will be a productive day, and every day you’re going to move the ball.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:29] I think what people do over time is that they don’t do that most important thing. I think there was a book called Eat the Frog. They don’t do the hardest thing. They keep kind of pushing it off and they never get to it. And then, a day goes by, a week goes by. And then, soon, you haven’t done it. And then, you really have time notice that that is not moving the ball. You’re not really doing the hard work that needs to be done in order to get real results.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:55] So, I recommend, if you want to see real results over time, you’ve got to do the hard thing, you’ve got to do the most important thing first. Knock it out, get it done. You’re going to create momentum for the day. Even if you don’t get to the other stuff, it doesn’t matter because you did the hard thing, the most important thing first. So, do that. You’ll see real results over time. Slowly and steadily, you will succeed. Just don’t get distracted by less important things, unimportant things that don’t really move the needle. That’s kind of doing work that doesn’t matter. If you do the work that does matter, you will move the ball, and you will make a difference.

SAL E7: Building Conscious Community through the AZ EA

December 30, 2020 by angishields

Tucson Business Radio

SAL E7: Building Conscious Community through the AZ EA

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Arizona Enneagram Association
EA Mission Statement: To provide opportunities to grow in self-awareness, compassionate understanding, and better relationships.

https://arizonaenneagram.org/

Erlina Edwards: (520) 548-9176
edwards.erlina4@gmail.com

Erlina Edwards, Board President: Erlina Edwards has recently completed an illustrious career within corporate life where she earned the designation of Corporate Spiritual Adviser to global leaders and employees alike. Erlina, most recently in her role as Senior Vice President of Human Resources and People Operations, was committed to using a rich array of assessment tools to facilitate the growth of individuals and groups. She successfully utilized the Enneagram to guide, coach, and mentor senior executives and staff at all levels. These practices created cooperative, compassionate environments that advanced the achievement of ethical business goals and improved bottom-line results. Erlina plans to contribute her lifelong ongoing spiritual studies to the Board of Directors of The Arizona Enneagram Association in her role as its’ President. Her initial certification was through The Enneagram School of Narrative Tradition and she then went on to earn numerous certifications through other Enneagram Programs. Erlina recently moved back to Tucson with her husband Gene and is transitioning her expertise to the development of a private spiritual consulting practice. The practice provides guidance in exploring conscious life choices for enhanced spiritual life. Reverend Edwards is a Graduate of The International Interfaith Seminary, was Ordained in 2001, and has earned certifications from multiple accredited programs that have advanced and broadened her business and spiritual studies.

Jaye Andres:(602) 888-1381
jaye9@cox.net

Jaye Andres, Executive Director: Jaye Andres holds degrees in Psychology (B.Sc.) and Business (MBA). She is a “founding mother” of the Arizona Enneagram Association and served on the AEA board for six years; four as vice-president and two years as president (2009-2014). Jaye has lived and worked internationally, having been a peace corps volunteer in Thailand and worked for seven years with USAID in Zambia and Rwanda. Jaye certified in the Enneagram (narrative tradition) in 2006 and has been involved in teaching and coaching using the Enneagram since that time. As a life coach, consultant and workshop facilitator, her passion is to assist others in raising their self-awareness and move past limiting beliefs & habits to live a fuller, freer, richer, and more peaceful life.

HOST

Linda John Bio
(727) 272-7296
linda@lindajohnconsulting.com
www.lindajohnconsulting.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter |

Linda John is the CEO and founder of Linda John Consulting, LLC, providing Executive Coaching and Destination Consulting services to clients throughout the USA. From 1993 – 2020, Linda served as the Executive Director for Visit Eau Claire in west-central Wisconsin. Some of Linda’s top accomplishments at Visit Eau Claire included the development of a successful regional tourism program, the creation of a sports commission for the Eau Claire area, and launching two successful mobile visitor center programs, all resulting in record-setting tourism growth for the region during her tenure.

In most recent years, John was at the table for the completion of the Pablo Center at the Confluence, where Visit Eau Claire opened its new Experience Center, as well as collaborating to craft the community partnership strategy for the new Sonnentag Event and Recreation Complex. She also was the lead voice in advocating for a new convention center, including the completion of a feasibility study and the development of a collaborative strategy for the project.

Linda now owns and operates her professional consulting practice, Linda John Consulting, through which she offers a variety of professional training and human resource development services, including team development and organizational rebuilding initiatives.

Linda is a Certified Destination Marketing Executive (CDME) and an accredited practitioner of the Integrative Enneagram for both individuals and teams. She holds memberships with Destinations International and the International Coach Federation (ICF). Linda holds a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration from Minnesota State University in Mankato and a Master’s of Science degree in Training and Human Resource Development from UW Stout.

Malcolm Eve with Crown Castle

December 30, 2020 by angishields

Atlanta Business Radio

Malcolm Eve with Crown Castle

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Malcolm Xavier Eve leads Crown Castle’s public affairs strategy and activities for the South Area of the U.S. including Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.

Crown Castle owns, operates and leases more than 40,000 cell towers and approximately 80,000 route miles of fiber supporting small cells and fiber solutions across every major U.S. market. This nationwide portfolio of communications infrastructure connects cities and communities to essential data, technology and wireless service – bringing information, ideas and innovations to the people and businesses that need them.

Prior to joining Crown Castle, Malcolm had the privilege to work in the federal government for twelve years directly for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala during the Clinton administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Thomas Vilsack during the Obama administration. He served in various capacities throughout the United States and abroad during his federal tenure in project management, communications, public affairs and event management. In addition, he had the unique opportunity to work on the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA as lead for transportation operations at a large sports venue.

Malcolm was raised in Buffalo, NY and is a proud Western New Yorker. He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Connect with Malcolm on LinkedIn.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

What makes Crown Castle unique?
What is 5G technology?
What are small cell nodes?
What is the driving demand for small cells in the U.S.?
How does Crown Castle work with municipalities to develop and design deployments that fit their needs?
How has the pandemic affected Crown Castle? And how has it affected the broader telecommunications industry?
With more of the workforce now remote, have you seen an increase in the demand for communications infrastructure?
What long-term consumer and business trends do you foresee as we move toward the “new normal?”

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How to Create an Engaged Community

December 30, 2020 by angishields

Karen Beavor with Georgia Center for Nonprofits

December 28, 2020 by angishields

Atlanta Business Radio

Karen Beavor with Georgia Center for Nonprofits

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As President and CEO of the Georgia Center for Nonprofits since 1998, Karen Beavor has led GCN’s growth into a leading state association empowering nonprofits through education, advocacy, research, consulting and business support services.

Karen has served as a board member or advisory board member of a variety of civic and nonprofit organizations including the Unemployment Services Trust; National Nonprofit Risk Management Center; and The Foundation Center–Atlanta.

Karen has received the Martin Luther King Leadership award and the Harvard Business School Club of Atlanta’s Community Leader Award. She is a member of the 2000 class of Leadership Atlanta and 2003 Coca-Cola Diversity Leadership Academy, and a graduate of Agnes Scott College.

Follow Georgia Center for Nonprofits on LinkedIn and Facebook.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

GAgives on Giving Tuesday
The importance of supporting nonprofits this holiday season
Nonprofit industry is the state’s 5th largest employer
Results of this year’s GAgives on Giving Tuesday, Dec. 1
How the Georgia Center for Nonprofits is helping nonprofits cope with the pandemic

About Our Sponsor

Follow OnPay on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.

BRX Pro Tip: Never Stop Adding Value

December 28, 2020 by angishields

BRX Pro Tips

BRX Pro Tip: Never Stop Adding Value

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BRX Pro Tip: Never Stop Adding Value

Stone Payton: [00:00:00] And we are back with BRX Pro Tips. Stone Payton and Lee Kantor here with you. Lee, this is the song that Journey should have written instead of Don’t Stop Believing – Never Stop Adding Value.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:12] Yeah, this is one of the main jobs as a leader. You have to be constantly looking ahead. You have to be always trying to figure out ways to help your clients before they even know they need the help. If you’re not pushing that value line constantly, you are going to be surpassed by some other competitor. So, I think it’s important to constantly look for ways to surprise and delight your clients when it comes to adding value.

Lee Kantor: [00:00:41] You should be exploring best practices in other unrelated industries to see if there’s anything that’s happening there that can transfer over to your industry. You should be connecting dots for clients to help them stay ahead of their competition all the time. This is your main job. You have to be looking ahead as a leader. You have to be constantly trying to be best in class, constantly trying to improve the lives of your clients. And if you do that, you’ll have clients for life, and you’re not going to have to worry about anything about competition because you’re going to be so far ahead, they’re not going to be able to catch you. But when you get complacent, watch out because there’s going to be a competitor that’s looking to fill the void that you’ve decided, and you’ve ignored, and you don’t want to pursue. So, keep pushing the value line.

TMB E51: Jamie Anderson CEO Golden Years Project

December 24, 2020 by angishields

Tucson Business Radio

TMB E51: Jamie Anderson CEO Golden Years Project

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Jamie Anderson, President/CEO
The Golden Years Project
520-981-7383
janderson@goldenyearsproject.org
goldenyearsproject.org

Jamie was raised in Pasadena/Houston, TX from six years old until I was 14 years old. Your parents divorced when you were 8 and you returned to Massachusetts with your mother and your other siblings because she had custody of you, and she wanted to be closer to her mother in her golden years.

Jamie joined the U.S. National Guard out of Massachusetts when she was 17 years old and spent 3 yrs. active duty and 5yrs inactive for a total of 8 years and was discharged with an honorable discharge. Her military occupational specialty was 39E, which was Special Electronics Devices Repairman.

After the military, she went into the life insurance industry (in sales) as an independent exclusive contractor and worked for American Income Life Insurance Company for 9 years which taught me a great deal about people and business administration, marketing, accounting, advertising, all of those disciplines.

In 2007, her mother wanted to relocate to Arizona and she promised me that if she ever moved back to the southern states, Jamie would pick up and move to be with or near her. Jamie started Anderson Capital Leasing which was a commercial equipment leasing brokerage and did quite well until the 2008 economy crisis.