Jon Morris built Rise Interactive from a solo operation to one of the largest independent digital marketing agencies in the world, scaling it to nearly $40 million in revenue over 16 years. He started with prize money from the University of Chicago's New Venture Challenge in 2004 and rode the wave...
Leaders & Legacies Podcast
Pietro Canestrelli is a tax attorney and former IRS attorney who helps business owners and taxpayers protect their hard-earned money. As the founder of the Law Office of Pietro Canestrelli and author of America's Tax Defender, he focuses on getting the IRS out of your life as fast as possible.
In this episode of Leaders and Legacies, Craig Andrews sits down with Bernie DeSantis, CEO of Insignia Training Partners, to explore how leaders can transform virtual training from a dull obligation into a powerful leadership tool. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in corporate learning...
Trust is often treated as a vague leadership ideal, but Kim Bohr argues it’s one of the most measurable and practical drivers of performance inside organizations.
In this episode of Leaders and Legacies, Craig Andrews sits down with Jeremy Fennema, founder of Fennema.io and a fractional CIO/CTO who helps growth-stage companies bring order to chaotic technology environments.
Leadership often hinges on decisions made with incomplete information. In this episode of Leaders and Legacies, John C. Scott explains why strong leaders build financial clarity into their organizations rather than relying on intuition or a bank balance.
Nick Jain, co-founder of Eagle Rock CFO, believes leadership in the AI era comes down to leverage. The best leaders won’t be replaced by AI—they’ll use it to multiply their impact.
Sriram Mangudi believes leadership reveals itself in moments of pressure. In this episode, he shares hard-earned lessons from global HR leadership, M&A integrations, and navigating COVID while running essential pharmaceutical operations.
Leadership isn’t just vision. It’s responsibility. In this episode, Catrina M. Craft challenges business owners to rethink what leadership really means when it comes to money, decisions, and long-term impact.