Episode 314: An Entrepreneur with HEART
Episode 314 originally broadcast on June 11, 2011
Russ conducts an inspiring interview with Jane Cummins, founder and president of H.E.A.R.T., a company that provides education, job training and jobs to adults with special needs. PKF’s Greg Price explains market segments, Leisa Holland-Nelson interviews Suzan Deison, and Jonathan Fisher discusses visible process.
School of Business 06/11/2011
Russ and John present the show about go-getters. We champion the entrepreneurs and the innovators, the ones who most positively affect our lives. Includes: the BusinessMakers Quote of the Week—political inspiration from President Ronald Reagan; This Week in Business History includes the Magna Carta (yup, we go waaay back), Oracle, and OJ Simpson; the Jargon Challenge Round—trendy technospeak that YOU should know; and Dumb Moments in Business History—Bank of America tries to collect on a non-existent mortgage.
Jane Cummins - The H.E.A.R.T. Program
H.E.A.R.T. founder and executive director Jane Cummins had a family member with developmental disabilities. When she was unable to find him independent employment, she decided to launch a company that would work with adults who have developmental disabilities to provide education, job training and jobs to adults with special needs. The company operates a vending and concession company and provides support to adults who operate the vending machines and work at the concession stands. It’s an inspiring and surprising story of an entrepreneur with HEART.
Brand New Money - Visible Process
Defining a visible process can help you define your competitive advantage. Jonathan Fisher, chairman and COO of BrandExtract, explains how.
Women Mean Business - Suzan Deison
WMB host Leisa Holland-Nelson, president of ContentActive, interviews Suzan Deison, founder and president of the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce.
PKF Texas: The Entrepreneur’s Playbook® - Market Segments
How often do you evaluate your market segments? Greg Price offers issues to consider and questions to ask yourself to ensure that you’re staying on top of demand.









