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The Platinum MaskTeaching Entrepreneurship with David GrubbsIn 2004, David was wrapping up his freshman year at Baylor University and started his first business. His parents told him they would give him money towards his MBA or his first business, and he immediately took the seed funding and ran with it. By college graduation however, the company was not yet large enough to support a full-time salary, so David moved in with his sister who was working on her Masters degree. He slept on a Coleman air mattress for 9 months on the living room floor and went on the road pitching investors to raise a round of fu...2022-01-3149 min
Naturalnie o ogrodach129. Terminarz siewów na styczeń i lutyChoć dopiero styczeń, to już przygotowujemy się pierwszych wysiewów. Już pod koniec tego miesiąca będziemy mogli wysiewać cebulę, pory i selery korzeniowe. W lutym wybór będzie już dużo większy, wysiewać będziemy wiele warzyw i pierwsze rośliny ozdobne. Przygotujcie więc tacki do wysiewów, wielodoniczki, doniczki P9 i dobrą, beztorfową ziemię do wysiewu. Zapraszamy do wysłuchania podcastu, w którym omawiamy nasz terminarz siewów na najbliższe dwa miesiące, na styczeń i luty. Już dziś przygotujcie się z nami na kolejny rok w ogrodzie zgodnym z naturą. Zapraszamy na najnowszy odcin...2022-01-0649 min
You, Me, and Your Top ThreeThe Power of Bravery (wsg Max Feber)Four year entrepreneur and global coffee trend expert, Max Feber, joins Gregg Garrett to discuss his company, BRUW, and his experience with creating a product, launching a company, pitching on Shark Tank, and receiving investment and advice from experienced leaders like Mark Cuban. Max discusses how surrounding himself with people who give him pointed feedback – both good and bad - are the gifts of his learning process and says the secret to motivating high-potential GenZ-ers like himself is to give them a lot of responsibility and room to succeed. Max even lets us in on how the best advice he...2019-06-2652 min
Selery TalksDavid Caulkins - Bespoken Art - Episode 15Our Guest this week is David Caulkins. David is the founder of a company called Bespoken Art. Bespoken Art is truly unique. They take the sounds of life and culture and capture their sound waves for their customers. David sat down with us and shared the Bespoken story, where the idea came from and where the company is headed.
Learn More at bespokenart.com | selery.com2018-02-0226 min
Selery TalksAbe Minkara - The Mark Cuban Companies - Episode 14ABC's Shark Tank has reached icon status in American television. The show is ridden the wave of the rising entrepreneurial movement in the US. It has certainly been the tipping point for many companies and is a substantial economic influence. This week on Selery Talks we speak with one of the Shark's movers and shakers, Abe Minkara. Abe is the business development director for the Mark Cuban Companies. He takes these new partners, most of which are early-stage startups, and with his team helps turn them into lucrative Investments. He and his team are e-commerce experts that often develop...2018-01-2439 min
Selery TalksKonel Banner and Frank Weston - Instafire - Episode 13Konel Banner and Frank Weston never really expected to make money off their product let alone get on Shark Tank. Konel and Frank created a fire starter called Instafire for their own leisurely use. The two are outdoor enthusiast and have spent their lives in the great outdoors. It was a product truly born from it’s founders’ experience in the wild. They had no doubt about the quality and utility of the product, but were not expecting the future demand and the many millions of people it would go on to help. Learn More at instafire.com | selery.com2018-01-1328 min
Selery TalksNeal Hoffman - Mensch On A Bench - Episode 12Neal Hoffman is the founder of plush toy company Mensch on a Bench. Neal started his company after his 4-year-old son asked him for an Elf on the Shelf while shopping in a department store in 2012. The moment he spoke his alternate suggestion out loud the veritable light bulb clicked loud and clear. He had been looking for ways to teach his young kids Jewish traditions. He told his son that, “Jews don’t have an Elf on the Shelf, they have a mensch on a bench.” Little did he know this would be very true in less than a year...2018-01-0626 min
Selery TalksKrish Iyer - Shipstation - Episode 11Ecommerce has allowed small to mid-sized businesses to thrive in highly competitive industries against larger companies. The modern day online marketplace allows these companies to compete in a space outside of brick and mortar retail. In this episode, we sit down with Krish Iyer and discuss the role of shipping in ecommerce. Krish is an expert in the latest and greatest in supply chain technology and is often quoted by popular publications such as The Wall Street Journal. Currently, he holds the title of Director of Strategic Alliances with shipping and order management software company Shipstation. Companies like Shipstation...2017-12-2925 min
Selery TalksJake Thompson - Compete Every Day - Episode 10Jake Thompson is full of enthusiasm and confidence. His drive and personality are infectious. Jake has huge goals, but when you spend time with him you leave believing he will accomplish them. His lifestyle and apparel brand Compete Every Day is not only offering fitness apparel, but also in the business of growing and building the whole person.
Learn More at competeeveryday.com | selery.com2017-12-2125 min
Selery TalksLaura D'Asaro - Chirps - Episode 09When craving a snack with protein we don’t necessarily think of chips or cookies first and if you are an American you most likely don’t pull crickets from the pantry. Three Harvard graduates Laura D’Asaro, Rose Wang, and Meryle Natow are trying to change that. Crickets are high in protein, easily sourced, can be ground into flour form. This trio of entrepreneurs are offering crickets in tasty forms such as barbeque chips and chocolate chip cookies. In the process, they are trying to create a revolution in the American food culture.
Learn More at chirpschips.com | selery2017-12-1328 min
Selery TalksCalvin Carter - Bottle Rocket - Part 2 - Episode 08Calvin Carter had always been entrepreneurial. He comes from a long line of entrepreneurs. After college he attempted to work for a large corporation. However, this didn’t last long because, in his words, his “entrepreneurial tendencies took over”. These tendencies led to many entrepreneurial successes as well as failures. He reached a turning point in 2008, when a keynote speech by Steve Jobs would change his life. Apple announced the opening of the app store and nearly instantaneously Calvin started his mobile app development company Bottle Rocket. In year 1, he and a handful of contracted developers would limp along to cre...2017-12-0628 min
Selery TalksCalvin Carter - Bottle Rocket - Part 1 - Episode 07On March 6th 2008, Steve Jobs introduced Apple’s app store to the world. Most people wouldn’t become aware of the enormity of this new technological development until later. However, it changed Calvin Carter’s life immediately. He started his company, Bottle Rocket, the next day. His venture began when he started filling pads of graph paper with drawings of app concepts. Calvin had no idea the heights he would go with Bottle Rocket, He just knew he was committed no matter what.
Learn More at bottlerocketstudios.com | selery.com2017-12-0629 min
Selery TalksKyle Colbert - Divine Health - Episode 06Divine Health began out of the decades old medical practice of Dr. Don Colbert. Dr. Colbert has been practicing medicine and writing books for over 33 years. In 2007, he began formulating nutritional supplements and started Divine Health. After a rocky start and struggling through the recession years of 2008 and 2009, his son, Kyle Colbert took over the company. New to the nutritional supplement industry, Kyle says he had well everything to learn. He did that and more while blazing a new path to growth for the family business.2017-11-3038 min
Selery TalksAaron Rubin - Shiphero - Episode 05Aaron Rubin is no stranger to eCommerce. He has been making money on the internet since the early 1990’s. He began coding at 7 and made money online by 12 years old. After starting a successful eCommerce company in college and learning many lessons in logistics, he teamed up with a friend of his, Nicholas Daniel-Richards to build an eCommerce shipping and inventory software solution called Shiphero and help others avoid the same mistakes he made himself.
Learn More at shiphero.com | selery.com2017-11-2124 min
Selery TalksMatt Griffin and Donald Lee - Combat Flip Flops - Episode 04Griff and Lee, served our country together as Army Rangers in Afghanistan. The two-passed time at outposts, on patrols, and in armored personnel carriers spit balling about startups they could launch after their military service. The seed that took root would come in the form of a make-shift flip flop made from the sole of a combat boot. Their company, Combat Flip Flops, started by selling their uncommon flip flops and later added clothes, shoes, and other accessories. Their mission is to help communities and cultures that have been devastated by war. Their approach is “business over bullets” and thei...2017-11-1529 minSelery TalksMike Chaffin, Three Commas, David Ubben, and Fan Plan - Episode 03On this week’s episode we will feature 2 guests. First up is Mike Chaffin, the co-founder of lifestyle and apparel brand Three Commas which he co-founded with Mark Cuban in 2015. In addition to Three Commas, Mike’s resume includes founding and developing tech companies, consulting, speaking nationwide, and today is the long-time business manager for rapper, Nelly. Mike’s passion is developing the entrepreneurial spirit and seeing startups succeed. This is the heart behind Three Commas.
Our Second guest is sportswriter David Ubben. David has written about college football and basketball for ESPN and Fox Sports. He is currently writin...2017-11-0831 minSelery TalksDavid D'Agostino - The Beach Glass - Episode 02Our guest this week is David D’Agostino of a company called The Beach Glass. David and his co-founder Jason Klinge spent the bulk of their careers in the construction business. The two were together with some friends and the unexpected next phase of their careers began simply because of a broken wine glass. David joins us for the second episode of Selery Talks to tell the full story that resulted in their unique product. Learn More at thebeachglass.com | selery.com2017-11-0132 minSelery TalksKatie Sanchez - Bee Free Honee - Episode 01Welcome to Selery Talks and thanks for joining our conversation this week. Our guest is Katie Sanchez the founder of a company called Bee Free Honee. Katie stumbled upon the idea of honey without Bees, but would later come the find out the immense benefit and demand of the product. The company has seen steady growth since 2013 and appeared on Shark Tank in 2016 which led to increased exposure and further growth.
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selery.com2017-10-2535 minSelery TalksIntro - Episode 00Selery Talks features ideas that have come to life through eCommerce and the stories behind them. We’ll look at business ideas and the people that made them part of their stories. We will sit down with the founders of companies and hear how and why they turned their ideas into realities.2017-10-2302 min