Category Archives: Social Capital Podcast

165: Trust that you are enough – with Theresa Wilmot

About Theresa Wilmot Theresa is the brand stylist, graphic designer and creative problem solver of Wilmot Designs, LLC. She works with business owners to help them give a voice to their message and mission through creative and effective design. Her background includes working for a global consumer goods company in their art department, a theater […]

164: Find your passion – with Lisa Dregne

About Lisa Dregne Lisa Dregne founded Yorkshire Insurance Advisors, LLC after being in the industry for seven years and she saw a need to provide individuals, couples and small businesses with comprehensive insurance planning either directly, or preferably in collaboration with their financial advisor, CPA or attorney. Although all areas of insurance are equally important […]

163: Process consulting – with Kim Stezala

About Kim Stezala Kim Stezala is Senior Partner at Design Group International, a group of consultants that help leaders, businesses and nonprofit organizations navigate transformative change. Primarily working in higher education and philanthropy, Kim uses the power of process consulting to help organizations design effective programs and innovate, evaluate and improve what they do. Recently […]

162: Find your unique niche – with Cheryl Litvin

About Cheryl Litvin Cheryl Litvin is a master question asker and problem solver for Mangen-Kloth Insurance in Brookfield, WI. After graduation from St Norbert College in 1996, she started her cross country living while learning the ropes of OSHA and federal contracting. After 22 years and 6 states, she and her family moved back to […]

161: The gold is in the follow-up – with Traci Scherck

About Traci Scherck Traci is a dynamic, thoughtful and innovative HR professional that is committed to putting humans first while achieving customer engagement and profitability goals through authentic and concise HR solutions. Her experience includes non-profits, union and non-union organizations in healthcare, manufacturing, education, retail, and construction.   She has built an HR department from the […]

160: What’s the difference between a controller, comptroller, and CFO – with Mark Schanen

About Mark Schanen Mark is the owner of Supporting Strategies Milwaukee, his franchise provides bookkeeping and controller-level services to small and middle market businesses as well as nonprofits. He is a former CFO for a division of GE and he held senior finance roles at JPMorgan. Mark has experience with mergers/divestitures, international financial management, pricing, […]

159: 99% of organizations leave out the people factor – with Jason Treu

About Jason Treu Jason Treu (Troy) is a leadership and performance coach. His programs help individuals, teams, and organizations achieve their most ambitious goals by skyrocketing their skills, abilities, and teamwork. He spent 15+ years in leadership positions in Silicon Valley working with leaders such as Steve Jobs, Reed Hastings (CEO at Netflix) and Mark […]

158: Character, compassion and listening are the top leadership traits – with Trina Martin

About Trina L. Martin Trina L. Martin is a motivational speaker and podcast host of Trina Talk, who inspires emerging leaders to pursue their wildest dreams with heart and grit. An accomplished and dedicated member of the U.S. military for nearly 30 years, she has broken barriers and made strides in her career that many […]

157: The artificial ceiling on your income – with Jonathan Stark

About Jonathan Stark Jonathan Stark is a former software developer who is now on a mission to rid the world of hourly billing. He is the author of Hourly Billing Is Nuts, the host of Ditching Hourly, and writes a daily newsletter on pricing for independent professionals.   What’s really so bad about hourly billing? […]