Retaining good employees seems to be an issue for many businesses. High employee turnover is bad for business financially and it can negatively impact quality service to your customers. Business owner, Sam Haugestuen, shares some of his leadership lessons he learned as the head of a rock band and as an employee of an auto

Many businesses try to create a brand and image that they feel appeals to their customers. But often times their efforts do not work well because it is not true to who they are. A funny example is a person who started a doggie daycare business because a friend of his was very successful at

Many businesses struggle to build a meaningful brand that everyone wants to do business with. Join Robert as he interviews Tom Mears, chairman of the board of Burgerville–an iconic burger franchise in the northwest with over 40 locations. Burgerville is known for great burgers but the essence of their brand is built around their mission

Many businesses look to the U.S. to find out how to do business with purpose. Recent experience with international entrepreneurs would suggest that we can learn from them as well. In this episode, Robert shares some stories of how entrepreneurs in three countries are starting to make a positive impact in their community and nation.

In this podcast, Kelly shares her story of going from a well-paying corporate executive to the unknown of running her own business.