Category : Management & Marketing

Zen 2 Wow - The Podcast

Ideas to Transform Your Life from Ordinary to Extraordinary

Spokane - Couer d'Alene Real Estate

GenuineVideo tours of homes and property in the Spokane, Washington and Sandpoint - Coeur d'Alene, North Idaho area produced by Coldstreams.com. Also featuring videos of regional attractions.

HostingCon 2006 Conference Recap Podcast

Podcast recapping the HostingCon 2006 Conference Sessions and Keynotes

Turning Point Strategies

Business and marketing strategy tips to help you build clear, compelling, sustainable and differentiated messages that resonate with customers, prospects and employees.

MarketingPopCulture.com

How Pop Culture builds brands and brands influence Pop Culture

Cultivate GREATNESS | Leadership Training

Personal Development 2.0 Unleash the Champion Within.

The Flack Attack

Ready to be attacked by Aloft Group’s resident PR duo? Contrary to the name, a flack, or a PR person that most journalists love to hate, is something Tracy Hartman, Director of PR, and Michelle Fournier, PR Manager, strive to avoid being or becoming. Rather, these PR mavens share advice on best PR practices, and bring to light some of the timely PR blunders and/or happenings of the week. You think you know PR? Well come and find out if you do while these two PR chicks chat and tell you how to NOT fall into the trap of becoming a flack...

MOMENTUM MANAGEMENT

Keys to moving deals forward in your organization

Karan Bilimoria’s Less Gassy Guide To Entrepreneurship

Welcome to the Less Gassy Guide to Entrepreneurship video podcast, a series of free videos from Karan Bilimoria, the inspirational founder and Chief Executive of Cobra Beer and author of Bottled for Business. In each episode he’ll take you through one of his top 10 tips for starting and growing your business, with some great advice for anyone who’s ever had an idea and thought “wow, wouldn’t it be great if someone did that?” Well, why can’t that someone be you? This podcast is packed with fascinating insights into going against the grain and building your own business, from someone who’s been there and done it. To turn £20,000 of debt student into a multi-million pound business takes either a miracle or a lot of hard work. It really puts the old saying “where there’s a will there’s a way” to the ultimate test. But Karan Bilimoria did just that. Starting out in 1989, the young ex-pat Indian spotted a gap in the market for a less gassy, extra smooth beer that would pair well with food and that would appeal to ale and lager drinkers alike. Although Karan was a qualified chartered accountant and a Cambridge law graduate, and looked set for another ho-hum professional career, the path of entrepreneurship beckoned. Like so many entrepreneurs with big dreams and no cash, he didn’t get a lot of encouragement at first. After all, he had no experience in the brewing industry, and was looking to launch a new brand in the world’s most competitive beer market, the UK. Add the fact that he was up against long-established giants and that a recession had just begun, and the whole venture looked like stark madness. For an accountant, you’d think he would have known better. But motivated by his vision, “to aspire and achieve against all odds, with integrity”, Karan set out to make his dream a reality. His original mission – to brew the finest ever Indian beer and to make it a global beer brand – is coming ever closer to fruition. Cobra is now one of the UK’s fastest growing beer brands, with sales to nearly 50 countries and a valuation of £110 million. Karan holds a great number of public and private appointments and in June 2006 he was appointed the Lord Bilimoria, of Chelsea, by the independent Appointments Commission, and sits on the crossbenches in the House of Lords. He has also won numerous awards in recognition of his business achievements and charitable work, including the RSA’s Albert Medal in the Society’s 250th anniversary year, 2004 and Entrepreneur of the Year 2003. From aspiration to achievement, Cobra Beer is one of Britain’s great entrepreneurial success stories. It is also very much Karan’s story, and in his book, Bottled for Business, and in this video podcast, he shares this inspiring tale with wit, honesty … and a little less gas.