Episode 265: Taking Control of Tomorrow

Episode 265 originally broadcast on July 03, 2010

Wouldn’t it be nice to coordinate your voice mail, email and social media lines into ONE place, and then you could go to ONE place to get your messages? The BusinessMakers visit with Joe Schurman, a man with a vision of the future and the technical knowledge to get us there. For our flashback segment, Russ presents another BusinessMakers favorite: Advice FOR entrepreneurs FROM entrepreneurs.

School of Business 07/03/10

Russ and John work hard to bring you our real-world show about the doers, the entrepreneurs, the innovators who most positively affect our lives. Includes: BusinessMakers Quote of the Week—inspiration from American writer and social economist Peter Drucker; This Week in Business History includes such big names as Lady Godiva, Lady Liberty and Dolly, the first cloned sheep; Navigating Business Jargon—acronyms, technospeak and trendy new stuff; and Dumbest Moments in Business History—an airline passenger won’t be flying British Airways any more.

Joe Schurman - Evangelyze Communications

You probably have several ways that you communicate and receive messages: home phone, cell phone, email, Facebook, Skype. Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a way to coordinate all these different lines into ONE way to find you (and you could monitor ONE place to get your messages)? Joe Schurman, an award-winning Microsoft guru, is working to create the next level of human connectedness. And he’s written books! Russ visits with a man who has a vision of the future and the technical knowledge to get us there.

Advice FOR Entrepreneurs FROM Entrepreneurs

Russ presents another BusinessMakers favorite: some of our very best advice from highly successful entrepreneurs. We offer words of wisdom from Will Rosellini, a fascinating and driven entrepreneur who is co-founder & CEO of MicroTransponder; Chris Baggott, Compendium Blogware, an avid blogger who is passionate about search engine marketing; and Steve McKee, the founder of marketing communications firm McKee Wallwork Cleveland.