Mind Yo' Business's Podcast
The world of business is shifting every day. Some businesses grow, some fail, and some change. The key component to any successful enterprise is learning. Mind Yo' Business is here to share the stories and people who have flourished in unique business practices.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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MYB S9 EP 8 - The Business of Connection: Kaytee Lorentzen on Communication, Community, and the Chamber (opens the original)
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In this episode of Mind Yo' Business, recorded inside the Ruoff Mortgage Podcast Studio (NMLS #141868) and in front of a live audience at Morgenstern Books in Bloomington, Andrew sits down with Kaytee Lorentzen, Director of Communications & Events for the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, to talk about the experiences that shaped her career and what it really takes to connect businesses with a community. Long before she was helping tell the Chamber's story, Kaytee was learning how to tell
MYB S9 EP 7 - The Business of Bringing People Together: Jordan Davis on Food, Festivals, and Bloomington (opens the original)
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In this episode of Mind Yo' Business, recorded live inside the Ruoff Mortgage Podcast Studio (NMLS#763395) and in front of a live audience at Morgenstern Books in Bloomington, Andrew sits down with Jordan Davis, a longtime hospitality professional, podcast host, event organizer, and familiar face throughout Bloomington's food and restaurant community. Jordan shares how a restaurant career that began when he was just 15 years old eventually led him through nearly every corner of the hospitality i
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