Interviews

On today’s show, we’re pleased to welcome Amy Errett, CEO and Founder of Madison Reed, the popular hair color brand that has taken the billion-dollar beauty industry by storm. In this segment, Errett and anchor Jim Fitzpatrick first discuss her entrepreneurial background and the inspiration behind creating Madison Reed. Errett is a long-time, serial entrepreneur and former venture capitalist who...

On today's episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, we welcome Bird Blitch, Chief Executive Officer & Co-founder at Patientco. An Atlanta built company, Patientco is on a mission to change the way consumers pay for healthcare in order to drive better financial outcomes for health systems. They build and deploy consumer-friendly payment technology and health-specific payment infrastructure informed...

On today’s show, we’re pleased to welcome Lauren Tatum, Co-Owner and COO of the Edge Agency, and we’re also joined by Alicia Brooks, Director of Business Development for the Edge Agency. In this segment, Tatum, Brooks, and anchor Jim Fitzpatrick discuss the Edge Agency's unique offerings, and how the agency is helping local businesses achieve their marketing goals. They also tackle...

On today’s edition of The Atlanta Small Business Show, Jim welcomes back Beate Chelette, the author of the #1 international Amazon Bestseller “Happy Woman Happy World – How to Go From Overwhelmed to Awesome”.  She has been named one of fifty must-follow women entrepreneurs by the Huffington Post, and sold her first venture to the one and only Bill Gates. Beate is...

This morning on The Atlanta Small Business Show we welcome David Moody, President and CEO of C.D. Moody Construction Company, a Black Enterprise BE 100s listed company for several consecutive years. Mr. Moody is a graduate of both Morehouse College and Howard University. Today, he runs one of Atlanta's top private companies, responsible for helping build several iconic landmarks. Established in 1988, C.D. Moody Construction...

On today’s episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show show, we’re pleased to welcome Commissioner Alex Atwood, who is the Commissioner for the Georgia Department of Administrative Services. In this segment Jim and Alex discuss the what the DOAS does and the services they operate, how they support small business and the initiatives they are working on to expand the...

Start-ups often fail because they run out of cash in the first year. The reason for the cash shortfall is not always that there was not sufficient capital in the business. Often new companies run out of cash because of a lack of cash flow management. A new business has no history on which to base financial predictions, so budgets...

 Giving consumers an excellent customer experience on a consistent basis is not as easy as it sounds. And while we all know that product quality, convenience, speed, and brand are important factors...empathy, understanding, and creating memorable moments are equally meaningful, but often overlooked. Our guest today knows a thing or two about the qualities that your business can focus...

When it comes to establishing a business, many owners overlook naming it. Naming is a process that is essential to your business’ success, especially with the future in mind. On this episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, Brad Flowers, co-founder of Bullhorn and author of The Naming Book: 5 Steps to Creating Brand and Product Names that Sell,...

On today’s episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, we’re pleased to welcome back critically acclaimed speaker, generational researcher, and President at The Center for Generational Kinetics, Jason Dorsey. Jason speaks to Jim Fitzpatrick about how COVID-19 has impacted the work life balance, buying habits, and future affect on Generation Z and Millennials. Jim and Jason also discuss Jason's upcoming book...