最高の Best Entrepreneur ポッドキャスト (2024)

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The Business of Doubling DEN Airport 50:57

26d ago50:57

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"We are doing something that may not have been done before in this country: almost doubling capacity while remaining open.” Phil Washington, CEO, Denver International AirportDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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How to Vote for Colorado 10:33

1M ago10:33

10:33

"We bypass our lawmakers and put our pet issues on the ballot...” Dave Tabor, host, ProCO360Dave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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From Dishwasher to Restaurateur, and Casa Bonita Executive Chef 33:44

2M ago33:44

33:44

"I am a very strong person... If you think that I am done because I lose one business, just wait!” Dana Rodriguez, Chef and Restaurateur, Carne, Work & Class, Casa Bonita Executive ChefDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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How E-Commerce Fulfillment Works 38:27

2M ago38:27

38:27

"A lot of brands are shipping from a ping-pong table out of their garage...” Irene Scharmack, CEO, QuickBoxDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Teacher from Lab to Fixing the Climate 38:46

3M ago38:46

38:46

"Actually, there was a light bulb moment where the combination of chemical reactions to make the whole process occurred to me...” Laura Lammers, Founder & CEO, Travertine TechnologiesDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Love of Friends and BBQ 35:31

3M ago35:31

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"Even before we had a business, we talked some people into letting us do some catering for them – just on our good word.” Jeff Kennedy, co-founder, Moe’s Original BBQDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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$17M in Sales Before Any Employees 37:22

4M ago37:22

37:22

“I reached $17 million before I hired my first employee.” Leah Garcia, Founder & CEO, NulastinDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Better Golf Swing, Better Attitude! 36:13

4M ago36:13

36:13

“We fix attitudes all day with better golf swings.” Joe Assell, CEO, GOLFTECDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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If Tesla Made an RV 41:26

5M ago41:26

41:26

“An automotive company would have hundreds or thousands of people to build an entirely new vehicle – we're doing it with 75.” Toby Kraus, co-Founder, Lightship RVDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Changing Life Trajectories 33:08

6M ago33:08

33:08

“Changing the trajectory of someone’s life is the most contagiously happy thing you can imagine doing.” Helen Young Hayes, Founder & CEO, ActivateWorkDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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A Test for Lung Cancer Probability 36:00

6M ago36:00

36:00

“When you empower physicians with those test results you really are playing a pivotal role in the treatment going forward.” Scott Hutton, CEO, BiodesixDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Consumers Carry Guilt About Trash 35:20

6M ago35:20

35:20

“Consumers have the hardest job here – they are carrying the guilt of what to do with the package...” Ian Jacobson, Eco ProductsDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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From Player to Leader - in a Few Days 36:33

7M ago36:33

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“...and those are the times when you go all in... what’s portrayed in the media, in TV shows – that's REAL.” John Nellen, Founder & CEO, Todyl  Dave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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The Shadowy Side of AI 41:53

7M ago41:53

41:53

“People are willing to ignore security policies in order to gain the productivity benefits (of AI).” Steven Walchek, CEO & Co-founder, LiminalDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Using Balloons to Beat Satellites 37:02

8M ago37:02

37:02

“Owning the stratospheric data layer is where the majority of our revenue will live.” Andrew Antonio, Co-founder & CEO, Urban Sky  Dave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Flattening the Climate Change Curve 38:11

8M ago38:11

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“Our goal is to flatten the methane curve, and we can actually achieve it.” - Craig Rieker, Co-founder & CTO I had no idea how exciting this episode would become while I was preparing for it. LongPath is the story of a company that emerged from Nobel Prize winning technology developed at NIST and University of Colorado. You may have never cared abo…

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"DIALED IN" with BOA, LIVE 54:33

9M ago54:33

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“We wanted to change the company from a closure system to a high-performance fit system to change the way athletes perform – and prove it scientifically.” Shawn Neville, CEO, BOA Most guests on ProCO360 cut me some slack. Not Shawn Neville of BOA, and not even in front of a live audience at BOA’s world headquarters. From the start Shawn showed how …

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"Like a Fist Bump for Your Soul" 39:00

9M ago39:00

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“Give someone who wants to work hard a chance and they will give you everything they’ve got.” Jamie Repenning, CEO, R&R Head LabsDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Cheaper Than New, Better Than eBay 38:46

10M ago38:46

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“The default for most manufacturers and retailers before we came along was to destroy returns.” Kristin Langenfeld, Co-founder and CEO, GoodBuy Gear My expectations were completely wrong entering this episode with Kristin Langenfeld. I’d expected she would tell me the story of a woman who started selling her own used baby gear, then slowly expanded…

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People Started to Not Laugh at Me as Much 35:08

10M ago35:08

35:08

“I sent them an article, Vangst raises $2.5M from a Tier 1 VC in New York, and people started to not laugh at me as much.” Karson Humiston, Founder and CEO, Vangst  Dave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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"I'll Quit My Job to Work Here!" 30:49

11M ago30:49

30:49

“If you love a band that’s coming to Red Rocks and you’re 21 years old, I'll find a way to give you that time off.” Tom Luersen, President, CoralTree Hospitality   This episode came together because a longtime friend, Dani Stern, now an executive at CoralTree told me over beers recently that he quit his last job to come to CoralTree. In fact, that …

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Building Houses Like Cars 33:45

11M ago33:45

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“We’re building homes in about 9 days at 20 stations, so every house stays at a station about 4 hours.” Charlie Chupp, Founder and CEO, Fading West This is the second recent episode about a Colorado company building alternatives to traditional single-family homes (see also Studio Shed – Still Leading the ADU Industry). It’s because the lack of atta…

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The Concrete Business is HARD 15:20

12M ago15:20

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“I EXPLAIN TO CUSTOMERS HOW I WORK, AND THEY TRUST ME.” Fernando Ledezma, Ledezma Concrete This episode is out of my comfort zone – and refreshingly so. Generally, I’m with high-flying entrepreneurs leading business that have raised tens of millions of dollars and are pursuing hockey stick growth. Tia and Fernando Ledezma charmed me when they repla…

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Community Engagement Foundation of Massive Growth 39:03

12M ago39:03

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“Community engagement is really looking to the future… what do I want my city and community to be and how can I help that happen?” Rob Cohen, Chairman and CEO, IMA FinancialDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Studio Shed Still Leading the ADU INDUSTRY 34:30

1y ago34:30

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“It’s fun to be in a business where you have to decide where to pursue the opportunity.” Jeremy Nova, co-Founder, Studio Shed   Jeremy was my guest via Zoom during the pandemic. Sometimes it’s fun to circle back with a prior guest to see how they’ve evolved – either the leader (see this focus in the episode “Starting from Skratch, Maturing as CEO” …

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Scrapped Food to Scrappy Camping Meals Biz 29:41

1y ago29:41

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“When we started out we weren’t thinking big picture – we were just excited to offer something we were passionate about.” Jane Barden, co-Founder, Farm to SummitDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Finding Pockets of Superfans 37:56

1y ago37:56

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“We deploy data and technology to find pockets of opportunity we call Superfans.” Greg Sobiech, Founder & CEO, DELVEDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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How REI and Colorado Propelled Geyser Systems 35:30

1y ago35:30

35:30

“THE STATE OF COLORADO INCENTIVIZED ME TO MOVE HERE FROM AUSTIN, AND THAT WAS THE VERY BEST DECISION I’VE MADE IN THE HISTORY OF THE COMPANY.” Jonathan Ballesteros, Geyser SystemsDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Why Liberty Puzzles Thrives in a Digital World 38:35

1y ago38:35

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“In that year (Covid) we turned down Ellen Oprah and Martha Stewart… because we were so committed to our direct customer.” Jeff Eldridge, Liberty PuzzlesDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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Harmony as a CEO, Author & Speaker 25:51

1y ago25:51

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“My #1 job is to run this great company… and (create a brand) that helps me get this message out there that there’s a different way to lead a company.” Kerry Siggins, CEO of StoneAge… Author and Speaker I’ve been skeptical and bewildered as I’ve watched Kerry Siggins mature as the CEO of StoneAge while simultaneously leaning in to becoming an autho…

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Laser Tweezers Make Atoms Do Math 36:02

1+ y ago36:02

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“This is a once in a generation paradigm shift in computing performance… We’re all jockeying to one of the 3-5 winners at the end of the day.” Rob Hays, President & CEO, Atom ComputingDave Tabor, PROCO360 による

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”Name-Image-Likeness” Matchmaker 41:16

1+ y ago41:16

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“I would say (to athletes), you know why you get paid? You’ve got to be able to bring value and sell products.” Chase Garrett, Founder & CEO, Icon Source “NIL” – Name, Image, and Likeness” – the idea that “amateur” athletes now get paid for helping to products, has upended amateur sports. Chase Garrett, with a background working with prominent athl…

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Passion-Based Retailer a Spicy Success 38:52

1+ y ago38:52

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“We have customers tell us that we’ve helped them become better chefs.” Janet Johnston, Co-founder, Savory Spice Shops I begin this interview with a bit of a rant about how so many passion-based retailers fail, barely holding on long enough to save their pride after working 80-hour weeks for less than minimum wage. Savory Spice, now with 30 locatio…

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Peeing Outside is Patented, Branded 35:29

1+ y ago35:29

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“We always had a method to capture demand... we established a waitlist of over 5,000 people.” GG Edwards, Co-founder & CEO Gnara (formerly SheFly) 20% off PROMO CODE below in show notes! Successful startup stories based on an “OMG, what a great idea!” product are always fun. When I spoke with GG Edwards, it was a day before she was set to announce …

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Performance Fabric Breakthrough 39:02

1+ y ago39:02

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“We believe that big boxes stifle innovation because you start chasing volume.” Dustin English, Chief Experience Officer, Voormi I was interested in speaking with Dan English, Founder and CEO of Voormi because I saw a few Voormi garments in specialty retailers and thought it would be interesting to explore competing against the big name brands. Thi…

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Journey to Getting Med Device to Market 39:27

1+ y ago39:27

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“I was taken under the wing of one of the most prolific surgeon entrepreneurs of the 20th century.” Dr. James Mault, Founder and CEO, BioIntellisense I’ve had a little visibility into the world of medical devices. It’s not for the faint of heart (a bit of a pun). The road is so long, so slow, so arduous, and SO expensive – and potentially impactful…

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40% of Global Bison Market 32:13

1+ y ago32:13

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“It’s conservation through commerce. If people didn’t like eating bison there wouldn’t be 500,000 today.” Bob Dineen, Founder and President, Great Range Bison I like bison burgers. Just putting that out there. As much as I like talking with CEOs of unicorn tech companies, speaking with the founder of a bison company that has 40% of the GLOBAL marke…

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Yeti Cycles Built to Go Fast 38:59

1+ y ago38:59

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“We’ve got to be the market for mountain bikers… what do WE want to ride?” Chris Conroy, President, Yeti Cycles I like mountain biking and I have a bike that when it was new, was pretty good. My friends who are serious about mountain biking a) tease me about my bike now, and b) are super jealous that I had the President of Yeti Cycles in the studio…

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Not Kidding About Having Fun 34:38

1+ y ago34:38

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“WHEN YOU’RE SOLVING A VERY CHALLENGING PROBLEM WITH TECHNOLOGY YOU CAN ATTRACT EXCEPTION PEOPLE.” Dax Craig, CEO of Pie Insurance I spent my first year out of college selling life insurance and it was the worst year of my life. It’s not a surprise that as I got ready to prepare for this episode, I wasn’t excited. I had to remind myself, “This is a…

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Starting from Skratch, Maturing as CEO 32:32

1+ y ago32:32

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“There’s more value in learning and team development than in avoiding a mistake.” Ian MacGregor, CEO, Skratch Labs Ian was also my guest for Episode 75 about 2 years ago. At that time, Ian explained that he’d been an “accidental” CEO. I wanted to catch up with Ian and see how he was maturing as a leader, as a CEO. I almost chose this quote to lead …

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Talent Propels Rocket Engines 35:41

1+ y ago35:41

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“Engineers joined us because they saw the people already here whom they’d admired, and now could work with and learn from.” Joe Laurienti, CEO, Ursa Major I wanted to learn about rocket engines from a rocket scientist, so of course I was excited to interview Joe Laurienti, founder and CEO of Ursa Major, based in Berthoud, Colorado. Joe and I had a …

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Disrupting the Ticketing Industry for Good 35:22

1+ y ago35:22

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”Our first few people who joined us, joined as full-time volunteers.” Josh Ross, Humanitix Global disruption of the entrenched oligopoly of ticketing – and doing it as a “for purpose” business with no equity investors and volunteers as its first “employees.” Humanitix did that. Starting in Australia and becoming a dominant player there emboldened H…

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$300,000 on credit cards to reach $1 Billion in Revenue 37:17

2y ago37:17

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We’ve gone from $300,000 on credit cards to over $1Billion in three year revenue with no debt. Dan Dietrich, CEO, Jogan Health I was introduced to Dan Dietrich of Jogan Health by my friend David Pritchard of Denver Angels. David told me, “You need to know Dan – his company growth has been explosive!” When I learned that in three years, the company …

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Digital Marketing - Through the Noise 38:50

2y ago38:50

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”It’s not only SEO. It’s not just Pay Per Click (or the tactic one knows)… it’s a FUNNEL – there are so many different pieces.” Jerid Schumacher with Clint Macklin, VEA Technologies I’m proud to know Clint Macklin and Jerid of VEA Technologies. They’ve been sponsors of ProCO360 for quite a while, helping me manage the website. While VEA is a full-s…

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Driving Profits to Local Business 30:32

2y ago30:32

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The aha moment was when I saw the ability for local businesses to better reach those in their community. Josh Ritzer, founder and CEO, Nigh Technologies After 134 episodes of ProCO360, I tried something new: an early-stage startup introduced to me by its PR firm. I intrigued with the mission of Nigh to support local business, and checked out the te…

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Teenager’s Detailing Biz Now a National Brand 38:19

2y ago38:19

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I was hiring kids older than me so they could drive me around to do detailing. Adam Pitale, Founder & Chief Detailer You’ll love this episode. It’s a fun story of Adam Pitale, a teenager who grew up in Southern California and built a little car detailing service business for spending money. As Adam strived to do more cars, he grew determined to fig…

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Small Satellites Take York Space Into Orbit 42:57

2y ago42:57

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“A 10-year cycle on billion-dollar projects wasn’t going to be sustainable… particularly given the threats we were seeing from our adversaries.” Dirk Wallinger, CEO, York Space Systems I went into my podcast recording with Dirk Wallinger hungry to learn about the business of designing, manufacturing, launching and managing small satellites. In fact…

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I Drink Water That Makes Me Sick 38:55

2y ago38:55

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“I have friends at large companies trying to solve this problem sending me 200-page engineering drawings… We have an idea and we build it.” Jack Barker, Founder and President, Innovative Water Technologies I first heard of Innovative Water Technologies’ SunSpring water purification product when it was up for the People’s Choice for the Colorado Cha…

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Reporter’s Take on Colorado Tech & Innovation 36:54

2y ago36:54

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“A few food-tech startups reached out about their companies… when I started digging into it I was like, this is a STORY.” Nikki Wentling, Technology and Innovation Reporter, Denver Business Journal Despite having so many amazing tech sector CEOs on ProCO360, it’s really hard to stay caught up with Colorado’s tech sector. One of my favorite tools is…

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Inside the Flaps of Yurts, Tipis and Tents 29:30

2y ago29:30

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“Seeing the amazement on customers’ faces, knowing that they will look through the dome and see the stars… gives me goosebumps.” John Gibson, Owner & CEO, Secret Creek I’ve always been drawn to yurts, tipis and tents – there’s something both novel and romantic about the structures, particularly today’s upscale versions, so I was eager to speak with…

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