On ‘The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch’ CNBC 10pm Tonight
May 28, 2008
Hey everyone. I was in New York today visiting with partners and customers and filming for The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch. I was glad to be on the show again for the first time since I was on last May 31. I’m told the episode will air tonight at 10pm on CNBC.
I think I’ll be on for about 3-4 minutes about halfway through the show around 10:30pm. The topic of the show will be ‘how to prepare your children to be driven, be passionate, and follow their dreams.’
They have an expert from NYU Dr. Harold Koplewicz and a guy named Troy with seven kids who debate the various methods of encouraging and supporting children and then bring on Kimberly Burleson Spinks co-author of the book ‘Prepare to Be a Teen Millionaire‘, me, and 25-year old artist Amanda Dunbar.
Hey everyone. I was in New York today visiting with partners and customers and filming for The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch. I was glad to be on the show again for the first time since I was on last May 31. I’m told the episode will air tonight at 10pm on CNBC.
I think I’ll be on for about 3-4 minutes about halfway through the show around 10:30pm. The topic of the show will be ‘how to prepare your children to be driven, be passionate, and follow their dreams.’
They have an expert from NYU Dr. Harold Koplewicz and a guy named Troy with seven kids who debate the various methods of encouraging and supporting children and then bring on Kimberly Burleson Spinks co-author of the book ‘Prepare to Be a Teen Millionaire‘, me, and 25-year old artist Amanda Dunbar.
Two New Podcast Interviews on Entrepreneurship from Stever Robbins and Jim Blasingame
May 4, 2008
Podcast Description: Ryan Allis is the 23-year-old co-founder of iContact.com, a 95 person email marketing company in Durham, NC. Ryan spoke in this podcast with Stever Robbins about how he ended up where he is and the role passion plays in business.
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Podcast Description: When the economy is soft, we have to maximize sales opportunities with marketing campaigns that don’t break our budget. Ryan Allis talks with Small Business Advocate Jim Blasingame about how to use email marketing to pull off maximizing sales while minimizing marketing expenses. Ryan also explains his company’s capitalization strategy, including how he acquired venture capital.
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