Kathleen Gallagher is the Executive Director of the Milwaukee Institute, a Pulitzer winning journalist and the co-author of the book “One in a Billion: The Story of Nic Volker and the Dawn of Genomic Medicine” and co-host, along with Tim Keane, of the “How Did You Do That” Podcast. After graduating from the University of…
Jerry Jendusa has mastered how to get unstuck in your business and skyrocket results. He leverages his experience selling an aerospace business that he started in his basement, grew to $100 Million in revenue and employed more than 600 people. He teaches business owners, entrepreneurs, and business coaches how to get your business on a…
Continue reading ➞ Jerry Jendusa, How to Get Unstuck in your Business Part 2 – Episode 35
In this video episode Aleta Norris explores what went wrong when Mike "Ignored the Signs" during an acquisition, https://youtu.be/TsCe1TQRxws and how it helped him get a systematic process in place to acquire companies, instead of going on instinct and the notion of "We can fix it, we can fix anything." Aleta also chats with Mike…
Continue reading ➞ 12 Minute CEO Lessons – I Ignored the Signs – Episode 34.5
Jerry Jendusa is the co-founder of STUCK Coaching and STUCK Fund 1 and, before that, the co-founder and CEO of EMTEQ a Wisconsin based aviation equipment manufacturing and engineering company he started in his basement, grew to more than 600 employees producing $100 Million in revenue and sold to a strategic acquirer in 2014. After graduating…
Continue reading ➞ Jerry Jendusa, How to Get Un-Stuck and Skyrocket your Business – Episode 34
In this video episode Aleta Norris explores why Mike believes "All Lessons Come with Pain" and how it how it helps us get up, get going and kept moving on to achieve our goals and get over the pain that we experience along the way. Watch the video https://youtu.be/fLbNlS7_9Vg. Aleta also chats with Mike about…
Continue reading ➞ 12 Minute CEO Lessons – All Lessons Come with Pain – Episode 33.5
Monica Zhang is a highschool senior at Brookfield Academy. Monica is an international student whose home is in Shanghai, China. In a bit of a role reversal, Monica asked if she could interview Mike about entrepreneurship for her International Freedom Seminar project. Her goal for the project is to write a case study for global entrepreneurism based on…
Continue reading ➞ Monica Zhang, Questions from an Aspiring Global Entrepreneur – Episode 33
In this short video episode, Aleta Norris explores why Mike believes "being selfish" helped him become a better leader, grow his company, and accomplish his goals. Watch the Video https://youtu.be/IrhEkQJewqw Aleta also chats with Mike about why he eventually decided to "Like his Grudge," after he realized that his grudge towards a competitor was distracting…
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Lance Allan is the lead Sports Anchor for WTMJ Channel 4, a position he started preparing for as a high school student in Rice Lake, WI. Lance is a University of Wisconsin – Madison graduate and has twice been named the Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year. Prompted by a question his English teacher asked of the…
Continue reading ➞ Lance Allan, Diverting from the Script with Top Athletes – Episode 32
Mike shares the first tragedy, about the tragic death of his employee, Billy, who died from performing the duties of his job. Mike tells the events of that tragic day as they unfolded, how he felt beside the casket wishing Billy was still here, and his struggle with unanswered questions. This tragic loss of life,…
Continue reading ➞ The First Tragedy, I Didn’t Sign Up for This – Episode 31.5
Ryan Keepman is the second-generation President of Evans Transportation, a transportation & logistics management company. After graduating from UW Madison in 2004, Ryan began his career in sales where he learned the ropes working for Pitney Bowes selling postage meters essentially door to door. From there, he moved to Tri-State Expedited, a freight brokerage company, where…
Continue reading ➞ Ryan Keepman, $100 Million CEO Managing Remotely – Episode 31
