How Diversity in the Workplace Affects Your Customer and Employee Experience – Ramon Ray
On today’s episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, we’re pleased to welcome Ramon Ray, Founder of Smart Hustle Media and The Black Education Fund, acclaimed speaker, and best-selling author of “Celebrity CEO – How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive by Building Community and a Strong Personal Brand.”
In this segment, Jim and Ramon discuss his entrepreneurial background, racial sensitivity, customer experience, and how...
Former NBA Star Turned Business Coach Walter Bond on Managing Yourself and Your Staff Through the Crisis
On today’s episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, we welcome back best-selling author, speaker, business coach, and former NBA player Walter Bond to talk about pushing through difficult times, coming out a better leader, and more.
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The 3 Truths Leaders Need to Acknowledge in Preparation for Future Downturns
Since the beginning of the pandemic, many leaders have had to pivot their teams, office environments, protocols, and projections. Some have had the benefit of fully-operational remote teams and some have not been so lucky. Times have changed and so has the way we do business and lead our staff.
Joining us once again on The Atlanta Small Business Show is...
Leading and Managing the Expectations of a Remote Team Vs. On-site Employees – Dr. Paul White, Appreciation at Work
On today’s show, we’re pleased to welcome back Dr. Paul White, psychologist, speaker, international leadership trainer, and co-author of The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace. In this segment, Dr. White and Jim talk about the impact of COVID-19 on remote employees vs. on-site employees.
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Preserving Atlanta’s Reputation for World-Class Black Theatre Since 2012 – Toni Henson
On today's episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show we speak with Toni Henson, Co-founder & Executive Producing Director of the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, popularly known as the festival of "40 plays in four days". The ABTF is the nation's largest self-producing platform for Afro-centric theatre. In addition, Toni is a graduate of both Howard University and NYU,...
After 32 Years of Building Iconic Landmarks, C.D. Moody Construction Is Deep-Rooted in Atlanta’s History
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...
Adapting Your Customer Experience For a Post-COVID World – Joseph Michelli, Best-Selling Author
On today’s episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, we’re pleased to welcome back our good friend and contributor Joseph Michelli. Joseph is a New York Times best-selling author of various books including, “The Airbnb Way: 5 Leadership Lessons for Igniting Growth through Loyalty, Community, and Belonging” as well as a sought-after customer experience expert. In this segment, Jim and...
What Tariffs Mean for Small Businesses – Darrel Hulsey and Mark Collier, UGA SBDC
On today's episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show, guest host, Mark Collier from the UGA Small Business Development Center welcomes guest Darrel Husley. Darrel is a consultant from the UGA SBDC's International Trade Office and is a certified global business professional.
In this video, Mark and Darrel discuss what tariffs mean for small businesses, how they are impacting small...
This Local Company Started From the Core Belief That Humanity Finds Purpose Through Generosity
On today's edition of The Atlanta Small Business Show we welcome Blake Canterbury, Founder of Purposity, an Atlanta-based not-for-profit that allows its users to connect with members of their community who are in need. Blake and Purposity have been featured in Forbes, People Magazine, the AJC, on The Today Show, and the TEDx stage.
The story of Purposity begin when...
How to Combat Racism in Your Workplace – Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
On today's episode of The Atlanta Small Business Show we welcome psychologist, author and entrepreneur, Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic. Dr. Tomas has written 10 books including his latest, Why do so many incompetent men become leaders? and The Talent Delusion: Why Data, Not Intuition, Is the Key to Unlocking Human Potential and over 150 scientific papers on the psychology of...
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