HeyJaredEntrepreneurs, Executives, & Eccentrics
Entrepreneurs, Executives, & Eccentrics" is a new podcast exploring the world of business through in-depth interviews with a diverse range of guests, hosted by Scott Turman.
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Gregg Majewski on Scaling Restaurant Brands Through Trust, Teams, and Discipline (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Gregg Majewski, CEO and founder of Craveworthy Brands, shares how he built a multi-brand restaurant platform by combining operational expertise, franchising experience, and a strong focus on developing people. He explains how Craveworthy grew from zero restaurants in early 2023 to a portfolio of 15 brands, 200 restaurants, and hundreds more in development, while pursuing a long-term goal of becoming a billion-dollar company. The discussion covers Majewski’s early career at
Danny Bobrow: The Persuasion Blueprint for Better Marketing and Communication (opens the original)
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Danny Bobrow, a longtime marketing consultant, nonprofit founder, and co-founder of the American Academy for Oral Systemic Health, discusses how decades in dental marketing led him to focus on persuasive communication. He explains why generating leads is only part of the job, how poor communication can derail a marketing campaign, and why trust, empathy, listening, and emotional connection matter in both sales and everyday relationships. Danny also breaks down his Persuasion Blueprint, including
Bennett Maxwell on Turning Door-to-Door Sales into a 25-State Cookie Franchise (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Bennett Maxwell, chairman of Dirty Dough, shares how his background in sales, entrepreneurship, and building scalable systems helped him grow a gourmet cookie business into a rapidly expanding franchise. He explains how Dirty Dough simplified store operations through centralized cookie production, reducing the time, expertise, staffing, and capital required for franchisees. Maxwell also discusses the risks of growing too quickly, the lessons he learned from investing heavil
Alexis Sikorsky on Scaling Founder-Led Companies and Preparing for a Smarter Exit (opens the original)
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In this conversation, entrepreneur and advisor Alexis Sikorsky shares lessons from building, scaling, surviving, and ultimately selling a software company after nearly two decades. He explains why the skills required to start a company are different from those needed to scale one, why founders should focus on leadership rather than management, and why replacing a founder with an outside CEO is not always the right answer. Drawing from his experience growing a business from a small development fi
Aman Verjee on AI, Market Bubbles, and Why Today’s Tech Boom Could Create Lasting Value (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Aman Verjee, founder and general manager of Practical Venture Capital, discusses how history can help investors and business leaders understand financial bubbles, technological disruption, and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. Drawing on his experience at PayPal, Sonos, 500 Startups, and in venture capital, Verjee explains how secondary investing can provide access to more mature venture portfolios after early-stage risks have begun to resolve. He also explores les
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