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Physicians Hanging a Shingle | Start a Private Medical Practice#37: Setting Up Payroll in Your Private PracticePayroll is one of those things physicians are never taught — but getting it wrong can cost you time, money, and stress.
In this episode of Physicians Hanging a Shingle, I walk through what physicians need to know about setting up payroll in private practice, including when you need it, common mistakes to avoid, and key decisions to make before you ever run payroll.
I also share the payroll service I recommend for physicians and how you can save money as you’re getting started.
In This Episode
What payroll really includes
When you need to s...
2025-12-2219 min
Agents Building CashflowEP85: Making Sense of Taxes and Payrolls with Charles Read, CPACharles Read, CPA, is on the show to explain what a CPA U.S. Tax Court Practitioner does and why it's wise to consider bringing in a payroll company. Take advantage of these insights to supercharge your hiring process while keeping everything legit and above board.Key takeaways to listen forThings you should be mindful of when hiring employees The cost of treating defined employees as “1099ers”When should you opt for a payroll company?How does paying employees with cryptocurrency workThe motivation behind Charles’ newest book
2023-09-0431 min
Above The BusinessEpisode 276: Build Repeatability Into Your Business with Troy HenikoffToday on the podcast, Troy Henikoff joins Bradley to discuss his new book, "Levers - The Framework For Building Repeatability Into Your Business." Get your copy at https://www.leversbook.com/.Troy Henikoff is Managing Director of MATH Venture Partners. Additionally, Troy is an active mentor with Techstars.Troy was a Co-founder of Excelerate Labs, which became Techstars Chicago in 2013. He also helps manage the FireStarter Fund, teaches Entrepreneurship at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Business and is on the board of the Chicago-land Entrepreneurial Center.Prior to Techstars Chicago, Troy was th...
2023-08-211h 02
Course Creators HQ...All About Online CoursesE150: Secrets to Reset Your Online Course Business for Explosive GrowthIn this episode, host Julie Hood walks through the questions she used to reset for explosive growth in the rest of 2023. Get the full show notes and questions at https://CourseCreatorsHQ.com/150. LINKS MENTIONED Celebrate the 150th episode and join the drawing for a huge prize package!https://CourseCreatorsHQ.com/drawingCome join us for the 24 Hour Course Creator Intensive - July 12-15, 2023 - let's get your course content together over one time, includes coaching calls and co-working times!https://coursecreatorshq.com/PodcastIntensive Consider using Sure Payroll to process US payr...
2023-06-2018 min
Black Belt LeadershipYes, No, Maybe?Indecision is costly. SurePayroll estimates the productivity loss to business due to indecision at $1.8 Billion annually. In our personal lives, indecision can cost us our health, wealth, relationships, or career. It's a failure to lead ourselves well and make good choices. How do we fix that? In this podcast episode, I share five action steps to end indecision.
2022-11-0311 min
Money Life with Chuck JaffeFort Washington's Sargen: The Fed's not pivoting, don't fight itNick Sargen, senior economic advisor at Fort Washington Investment Advisors, says that investors didn't expect the Federal Reserve to let troubling times linger, but now the central bank can't make a change on a dime, so investors should now be waiting for the Fed to pivot on its strategy, a change he does not think will happen soon. Sargen expects a recession that is "not that long and not that deep," though he acknowledges there is enough uncertainty to make it last longer before those weak spots can be shored up. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of VettaFi loo...
2022-10-1359 min
Career Sessions, Career LessonsMichael Alter, Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago's Booth School of BusinessMichael Alter, Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, joins J.R. Lowry on our first episode to share his career story and the things he learned along the way. Michael talks to J.R. about how his bachelor's degree in economics from Northwestern University and his MBA from Harvard Business School equipped him with the skillset he needed to jump into the startup world. He takes us on his experience as a consultant in McKinsey & Company and the lessons he brought with him that helped him fulfill his roles as the Chief Executive...
2022-07-0638 min
Pay DayEpisode 3 - Federal & State TaxesWelcome to the Pay Day Podcast! A semi-monthly podcast that discusses everyday financial topics that affect your paycheck. Brought to you by everyday people.
For episode three we’ll be explaining the taxes that are taken out of your paycheck, where they go, and what they pay for.
Your Hosts:
Katelynn Holland and Sergio Betancourt
Connect with us!
Facebook - @payday0115
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Email - payday0115@gmail.com
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Cashay
SurePayroll
Find Your Tax Bracket
Investopia
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2022-03-1527 min
Career Sessions, Career LessonsMichael Alter, Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago's Booth School of BusinessMichael Alter, Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, joins J.R. Lowry on our first episode to share his career story and the things he learned along the way. Michael talks to J.R. about how his bachelor's degree in economics from Northwestern University and his MBA from Harvard Business School equipped him with the skillset he needed to jump into the startup world. He takes us on his experience as a consultant in McKinsey & Company and the lessons he brought with him that helped him fulfill his roles as the Chief...
2022-02-1138 min
T(een)1D Podcast2.3 T[een]1D with Jacqueline Lynch | Michael AlterMichael Alter, co-founder of SurePayroll, talks about how early in his career he was unwilling to share his diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes, and then because he felt like it was for himself, unwilling to help raise funding for Type 1 Diabetes research. He changed course and has now been on the board of The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation for the past twelve years. JDRF is the leader in research leading to a cure for type 1 diabetes in the world. It sets the global agenda for diabetes research, and is the largest charitable funder and advocate of diabetes science...
2022-02-0334 min
Back of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnerstinyB Chocolate Friday Fail: Tempering the Impact of a Bad Personnel DecisionRenata and Andrei Stoica from tinyB Chocolate in San Francisco, started a business based on the brigadeiro, a Brazilian confection. A brigadeiro is similar to – yet distinctly different from – fudge, ganache, truffles, or bonbons. The sweet, creamy, intensely flavored bite is perfect to scoop from a jar (spoons optional), gently shape into a ball, and roll in a variety of sweet or savory toppings. The Stoica’s leveraged their passion for the brigadeiro into a virtual team-building experience that has since expanded to 52 countries and more than 31,000 orders, unwrapping a sweet spot in the competitive boutique chocolate market...
2021-12-1711 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnerstinyB Chocolate Rolls Brigadeiros Virtual Team Building Experience to a Sweet Spot in the Boutique Chocolate MarketplaceCities across the globe delight with tasty treats unique to their culture and geography. Wisconsin churns cheese. Illinois delivers Chicago deep-dish pizza. Michigan plates up the Detroit Coney. Brazil, the largest country in South America, rolls with the brigadeiro.A brigadeiro is similar to – yet distinctly different from – fudge, ganache, a truffle, or a bonbon. The sweet, creamy, intensely flavored bite is perfect to scoop from a jar (spoons optional), gently shape into a ball, and roll in a variety of sweet or savory toppings.Renata and Andrei Stoica, the husband-wife team behind tinyB Chocolate, intr...
2021-12-0135 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fail: Paulo Hutson Solórzano on Navigating Expertise and Failing UpWhen Paulo Hutson Solórzano from A Medida Communications in Chattanooga, TN, started his business, he decided “more is good,” and embraced any project that came his way. His mentor advised a different approach.While he toiled away building small websites and picking up random projects, she recommended Solórzano instead focus on his core skills. She encouraged him to gradually build a portfolio that differentiated him in the marketplace.Solórzano’s mentor proved to be correct.“Her helping me navigate, really focusing and strategizing on where I wanted to take the company in...
2021-11-1911 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersThe Power of Cross-Cultural Inclusion with Paulo Hutson SolórzanoIn this season 3 episode of Back of the Napkin, Paulo Hutson Solórzano, owner of A Medida Communications in Chattanooga, TN, talks the importance of cross-cultural inclusion, overcoming self-imposed barriers to networking, and the power of tooting your own horn. From superheroes to how couples fell in love to the inspiration behind a small business, many people find origin stories fascinating. For Paulo Hutson Solórzano, owner of A Medida Communications in Chattanooga, TN, his story begins as the son of missionaries in rural Nicaragua. He believes the early life lessons of being active in his community an...
2021-11-0329 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fail with Café L’Appetito: The Value of Knowing Your Business DNAIt seems like everything is on the fast track for Licia Accardo and Tony Spatara, owners of Cafe L'Appetito in Chicago. The siblings assumed ownership of the family restaurant in 2010 after their dad, Anthony Spatara, passed away. The restaurant turns 40 this year, a feat very few small business owners achieve, let alone those run by the second generation. In addition to the Gold Coast and West Loop locations, Accardo and Spatara have expanded Café L'Appetito to multiple satellite locations, including Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Soldier Field, United Center, and Midway Airport. Plus, the siblings added a booming catering operation.
2021-10-2210 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersCafé L’Appetito owners Licia Accardo and Tony Spatara honor and evolve the family legacy to achieve greater success in the Chicago restaurant scene.Amazon, Netflix, Twitter, Apple, Google, Facebook, Uber, and Microsoft. Companies that started as small businesses and changed the landscape in their respective industries. Yet only Apple and Microsoft predate the restaurant started by Anthony Spatara in a small grocery store in 1981 in Chicago's vibrant Italian enclave on the city's Northwest Side. Now owned and operated by siblings Licia Accardo and Tony Spatara, Café L’Appetito celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, with the second generation leading an impressive business expansion into major Chicago venues including Solider Field and the United Center.According to the Bureau of Labor Sta...
2021-10-0631 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFinding a Business Coach as a Backstop Against Failure at Victor and Mika's BakeryIn this season 3 episode of Back of the Napkin, Mika Altidor and Victor Munoz, owners of Victor & Mika’s Bakery, discuss owning and operating the first and only vegan establishment in Polk County, FL, and how sometimes finding the perfect recipe requires you to fail again and again.It took a pandemic, the resulting economic slowdown, and a new ally for Mika Altidor and Victor Munoz, owners of Victor & Mika’s Bakery, to acknowledge their heavy workload was quickly becoming a detriment to their lives and business. “I became vegan to be healthy,” said Altidor. “But Victor and I were wor...
2021-09-2409 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersIt Doesn’t Taste Vegan: The Meaty Success of Victor & Mika’s BakeryIt seems unfathomable to the meat and potato crowd that people enjoy a meal filled with only vegetables, grains, legumes, fruit, nuts and seeds. But for some, a whole-foods plant-based diet helps mitigate a variety of food allergies and health issues. For others it can simply express a taste preference, especially if they’re fans of Victor & Mika’s Bakery. Mika Altidor was an in-demand professional stylist and jewelry designer; Victor Munoz owned a popular produce market. Together, they now serve delicious treats and savory dishes at the first and only vegan establishment in Polk Count...
2021-09-0934 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersHow “Safe Fail” Training Helped CFAH Owners Stay Strong During COVID-19 ClosuresIn this Back of the Napkin Friday Fail, Jeff Arce and Web Eby, owners of CrossFit Arlington Heights, compare a “safe fail” in strength training to the obstacles faced by small business owners. Plus, they describe how gym members rallied on behalf of the entire training community during the state-mandated COVID-19 closure that hit just a few months after they assumed ownership. Failure is sometimes due to your own actions—misplacing a wad of cash or forgetting to pay taxes. You look for a reason and then catch your image in the mirror. Other times, no...
2021-08-2713 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersCrossFit Arlington Heights: When Members Become Your Chief Marketing OfficersIn this season 3 episode of Back of the Napkin, Jeff Arce and Web Eby, owners of CrossFit Arlington Heights (CFAH) in suburban Chicago, discuss how they came to own and expand an already successful small business, and how “community” provides the lift to everything they do.From the moment you walk into CrossFit Arlington Heights, you’re enveloped by what owners Jeff Arce and Web Eby painstakingly curate with every decision they make: Experience. Community. Results.Painted in bold letters on a large garage door, those three words represent more than just a slick piece of mar...
2021-08-1844 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersBack of the Napkin Friday Fails: Failure as an Idea Generator with Kelly O’NeillIn this Back of the Napkin Friday Fail, Kelly O’Neill, owner of Fusion of Iron and Earth, talks about intrinsic value, knowing your worth and tooting your horn. Plus, Kelly reveals her favorite Detroit Coney. It is hard to imagine Kelly O’Neill, owner of Fusion of Iron and Earth, ever failing. Especially given her in-depth knowledge of the Detroit Coney (think chili dog, but with a different kind of chili topping found only in Detroit). “American is my favorite,” said O’Neill. “I like mine with mustard and onions.” That alone should make her immune to an...
2021-08-0614 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersThe Art of Business and the Business of Art with Kelly O'NeillIn this season 3 episode of Back of the Napkin, Kelly O'Neill, owner of Fusion of Iron and Earth, shares the inspiring story of her transition from the corporate world to starting a small business from little more than clay, scrap metal, sheer determination, and the passion to honor her father's legacy. Plus she talks about small business branding, Art on the Grand, Funky Ferndale Art Fair, ArtPrize and Mint Artist Guild. Read more on the podcast blog.She was raised in the 1970s, when a generation of women demanded change, and fulfilled an emerging set of expectations...
2021-07-2135 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Former Coca-Cola Executive on Messaging, Media and DiscretionAs small business entrepreneurs, there's a lot we can learn from the world of big business.And so in this Friday Fail, we chat with Ben Deutsch, who worked as Vice President of Communication at Coca-Cola prior to his retirement.He candidly shares the stories of some mistakes he made early in his tenure at Coke, and parses some important lessons about the power of words, the importance of focusing on your core value proposition, and the attitude needed to deal with the high stakes world of business. Read More ...
2021-07-0914 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersA Family Legacy in Ice Cream, with Jon Snyder from il laboratorio del gelato in New YorkJon Snyder got the inside scoop on running a small business from an early age; he got a taste for the entrepreneur's life working at his grandfather's Carvel ice cream stand, and he founded his first gelato business at the young age of 19.When he sold that first operation to finish school, he never imagined he would be back in the ice cream business ever again. As an unconventional student with real-world business experience, he quickly rose through the ranks and found success in the corporate world.But the allure of sweet dairy treats and t...
2021-06-2333 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Tips to Avoid Common Small Business Payroll Mistakes with Cory HershmanRarely do you hear a small business owner describe their passion as “making sure I file my payroll and taxes without triggering a visit from the IRS.”Most small business owners learn the ins and outs of payroll and taxes by trial and error, a practice that can sometimes lead to costly mistakes.In this season 2 episode of Back of the Napkin | Friday Fails, Cory Hershman, Associate Product Manager, SurePayroll, details how to prevent common small business payroll mistakes.
2021-06-1110 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersBuilding a Habit of Mindfulness and Meditation with Aisha Chottani, Founder of MomentAisha Chottani has been meditating for years. Despite that, she was still finding herself lacking creativity and focus come afternoon time.Aisha revisited her roots, thinking about what has helped her build good habits and feel better, and came up with her idea for Moment, a beverage that would help you rebalance and de-stress. Moment incorporates adaptogens, ingredients that have been used for hundreds of thousands of years for their calming properties.In this episode Aisha explains how Moment, or "meditation in a can" as known by its catch phrase, has a broad mission to...
2021-05-2629 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Hiran Patel Explores Failure in BusinessHiran Patel, the owner of the Indian restaurant Naansense, remembers a time early in his small business journey that he experienced a failure in business. Hiran's story is interesting because his fail is one that you might not think of when talking about business fails.
2021-05-1412 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersTurning a Passion for Cooking Indian Food into a Business with NaanSense Owner, Hiran PatelHiran Patel has always had a passion for cooking, and after a chat with his father where he was reminded how important it is to follow your dreams, he decided to pursue his fortune in the kitchen. Hiran got his start in the Chicago restaurant scene and after a few years decided it was time to open his own business. NaanSense is an Indian street food restaurant that serves up delicious Indian food to customers in Chicago. Since opening the first NaanSense location several years ago, Hiran has added another location and is expanding to sell naan a...
2021-04-2828 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Rachel Doyle Explores Failure in BusinessRachel Doyle, the founder and CEO of the nonprofit GlamourGals, shared a time early in her business when she failed. Nonprofits can have different requirements than for-profit businesses, especially when it comes to how donations are accepted and reported. Rachel's Friday Fail is very relatable for more than one reason.
2021-04-1613 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersHow the Nonprofit GlamourGals Provides Companionship to Isolated Seniors, with Rachel DoyleRachel Doyle founded GlamourGals, a nonprofit in New York City, when she was just 17 years old. The mission of GlamourGals focuses on providing support to isolated seniors who live in nursing homes or assisted living facilities, and for 20 years, the nonprofit’s key volunteer activity has been providing makeovers to seniors. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, 60% of seniors in these living situations were facing elder isolation, and since the pandemic, that number has grown to 100% due to the lack of visitors at these facilities.Rachel and her organization are longtime clients of SurePayroll, utilizing SurePayroll’s suite of p...
2021-03-3137 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersSeason 2 Launches on March 31!Start getting hyped! Season Two of Back of the Napkin arrives on March 31, with more tales from entrepreneurs across America whose creative ideas are changing the world.In each episode, Stephanie Davis and Dusty Weis learn why entrepreneurs got into business, how their ideas have developed, and what twists and turns they’ve faced along the way. You won’t believe some of the wild ideas that have taken root, and you’ll be able to learn valuable lessons from the mistakes that other entrepreneurs have already made.At SurePayroll, small business is our business, and we...
2021-03-2402 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersHiring Post-Prison People and Serving High-Quality Coffee with Pete LeonardPete Leonard is a serial entrepreneur whose latest business venture pairs high-quality coffee with a mission to hire post-prison people. I Have a Bean is a coffee roasting company in Wheaton, IL that roasts high-quality coffee beans. Inspired by a personal situation, Pete decided his employees were going to be post-prison people and has set them up for success.In our chat with Pete, he explained more about the inspiration behind I Have a Bean, the business planning that went into this, and his lessons learned along the way running multiple small businesses.
2021-02-1038 min
REV (Real Estate Vision)311 - Systems That Foster Growth with Paula ClarkPaula Clark was the #1 Bergen County Real Estate Agent in 2018, according to NJMLS. Paula is in the Top 1% Of ALL Realtors with awards including Nationwide NJAR Platinum 2013-2019 (Highest Award). For over a decade, she has marketed Real Estate as a top realtor in Northern and Pascack Valley NJ areas such as River Vale, Westwood, Hillsdale, Emerson, Old Tappan, Harrington Park, Park Ridge, Norwood, Northvale, Rockleigh, Woodcliff Lake, Park Ridge, Montvale, Haworth, Paramus, and Washington Township of Bergen County. She feels hard work, 100% dedication and honesty are key factors in her business. In today's episode, w...
2021-02-0936 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Maria Erna Explores Failure in BusinessIn this Friday Fail, Maria Erna, owner of WaG Grooming Salon and Spa, shares a fail she had early in her career. When she was 18, Maria had an event planning business. Her fail was brutal, but she learned an important lesson in moving forward amidst failure in business and learned how important resilience is when running a small business.
2021-02-0513 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersHow to Plan a Wedding in 5 Minutes with Manali Shah and Raj KamariaInspired by their own struggles with wedding planning, Manali Shah and Raj Kamaria launched Pyaari Weddings in early 2020. Pyaari Weddings is a wedding planning website that helps users plan a wedding in five minutes. The couple quickly learned how time-consuming and complicated the wedding planning process can be and Pyaari Weddings makes it easy for couples to plan their whole wedding without needing to work with a wedding planner or spend hours contacting vendors. This is the first small business venture for the couple.In this episode, Manali and Raj share more about how they got Pyaari W...
2021-02-0333 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersFriday Fails: Lee Kitchen Explores Failure in BusinessFailing in business is never fun, but those fails have the power to inspire big success. In this short episode of Back of the Napkin, we talked to Lee Kitchen, creative guru and inspiration consultant, in Orlando, FL about failure. Failure plays a big role in Lee's creative brainstorms, and he wants his participants to embrace failure and learn from those setbacks. In this episode, Lee shares a story about a time he had a major failure at work, what he learned from that experience, and what he wants to remind others about learning from failure.
2021-01-2910 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersWhy Quality Service and Supporting Employees Matters in Small Business, with Maria ErnaMaria Erna is the owner of WaG Grooming Salon and Spa in Salem, NH. Inspired by her own struggles to find quality dog grooming for her dogs, Maria opened WaG to provide a holistic, dog spa, salon experience to her furry clientele. Maria has worked in a variety of industries and is a marketing consultant for small business owners to help them succeed and reach their full business potential.In our time with Maria, we talked about why a holistic dog grooming experience is important, supporting employees and trusting them to do the job they were hired...
2021-01-2739 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersHow to Inspire Creativity in Business with Lee KitchenLee Kitchen is a brainstorming facilitator in the Orlando, Florida area who arms businesses across the country with tools to inspire creativity and launch new ideas. Following a more than 30-year career with The Walt Disney Company, Lee focused on his new small business and learned that many people struggle with creativity in business. He has several workshop styles with a variety of exercises that are designed to get people out of their comfort zones and embrace creativity.On this episode of Back of the Napkin, Lee shares what he learned in his time with the Walt...
2021-01-2737 minBack of the Napkin Explores the Big Journeys of Small Business OwnersComing Jan. 27: SurePayroll's Back of the Napkin Podcast!Every small business is powered by a bolt of inspiration and the dedicated people who bring it to life.And the Back of the Napkin podcast is where small business owners can tune in to explore the unique ideas that have launched successful enterprises, and meet entrepreneurs who aren’t afraid to think differently.In each episode, we’ll sit down with entrepreneurs from all kinds of different industries to learn why they got into business, how their ideas have developed, and what twists and turns they’ve faced along the way. You won’t believe...
2020-12-0901 min
Off the Record with AramTechnical VC shares decision making frameworks on how to spend your startup money wisely (Troy Henikoff, MATH Venture Partners)As a founder, are you optimizing for greed or fear? Each of use inevitably does one or the other. In the first case, “I want the least dilution so I’m going to fundraise in increments”.The latter is “damn, what if I can’t raise again? Let’s get as much cash in the bank as a we can”. Here are the main talking points: why raising the money is not always the answerwhat are the risks of raising too much capital too earlyhow to make decisions that extend your runwa...
2020-11-2438 min
Small Business DigestKeith Goudy & Sarah Skerik - Small Business Digest Ep 47Keith Goudy is the Managing Partner at Vantage Leadership Consulting & Sarah Skerik is the Vice President, Marketing at SurePayroll
2020-03-1755 min
Tech In ChicagoTroy Henikoff of Techstars on Crafting a Great Pitch, the Power of 0, Cycling, BB8, & Transforming Startups in 90 Days Troy Henikoff is the Managing Director at Techstars Chicago, a Managing Director at MATH Venture Partners, and a Professor of Entrepreneurship at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Business. If you haven't heard of Troy yet, he is one of the biggest figures in the Chicago tech scene and has been instrumental in getting Chicago tech to where it is today. He is also one of the nicest guys you will ever meet and a hard core cyclist. Prior to launching Techstars Chicago, Troy was a serial entrepreneur. He was the CEO of OneWed.com, President of Amacai, and...
2017-01-1850 min
Monday Morning RadioFor Small Business, It Is the Best of Times; It Is the Worst of Times What are the greatest rewards, and the greatest frustrations, of owning your own small business? You may be surprised to learn that money isn't the answer to either question. What matters far, far more to America's entrepreneurs? And what do they absolutely abhor? The SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard has taken the pulse of American small business owners every month since 2010. This week on Monday Morning Radio with host Dean Rotbart, SurePayroll's Andy Roe, head "scorekeeper," shares some of the most surprising insights into the way entrepreneurs feel on a wi...
2016-10-1635 min
LabInsight001: [ESCUCHA] Este es el mejor horario para postear tu contenido en redes sociales.La organización SurePayroll conpartió una infografía con las mejores horas para publicar en las principales redes sociales: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tumblr y Google+. En este podcast te cuento los detalles.Aquí la fuente: http://bit.ly/2dD9vEcTus sugerencias y comentarios son muy importantes, escríbeme: http://bit.ly/JSandovalCom#LabInsight es un podcast de @Socialtegia
2016-10-0507 min
LabInsightEp1: [ESCUCHA] Este es el mejor horario para postear tu contenido en redes sociales.La organización SurePayroll conpartió una infografía con las mejores horas para publicar en las principales redes sociales: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tumblr y Google+. En este podcast te cuento los detalles.Aquí la fuente: http://bit.ly/2dD9vEcTus sugerencias y comentarios son muy importantes, escríbeme: http://bit.ly/JSandovalCom#LabInsight es un podcast de @SocialtegiaConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/labinsight--1977713/support.
2016-10-0507 min
The Small Business Radio Show#290 Charles Houghton, Scott Brandt, Jill Salzman, Dafna MichaelsonCharles Houghton is founder and owner of Charles T. Houghton, P.C., a law firm dedicated to providing business, compliance, licensing and regulatory advice to the recreational and medical marijuana industry. Charles discusses “cannabusiness” - a new and emerging industry of innovative businesses and business opportunities evolving around both the medical and recreational marijuana use - and opportunities for entrepreneurs.Scott Brandt is the vice president of marketing at SurePayroll, where he oversees many levels of technology, including the company website, email marketing, social media, Salesforce.com, and SEO. Scott talks about how small businesses can benefit by outsourcing p...
2014-09-0953 min