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Most podcasts focus on current success stories but rarely focuses on the people of tomorrow. This show talks about how the mission and vision of a startup, small business, organization, or even an individual CAN and WILL make a strong impact in the future.
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Episode 189: The Laws of Promotion: Making Marketing Simple | Leslie A.M. Smith, Author and Marketing Specialist (opens the original)
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How can a small business get the word out without getting lost in marketing jargon or chasing every new platform? In this episode of Next in Time , we welcome Leslie A.M. Smith, founder of McCormick L.A. Public Relations and author of Laws of Promotion . Leslie has spent decades helping small businesses, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs turn their goals into practical marketing and public relations plans. We explore the principles behind effective promotion: understanding whom you want to reach, co
Episode 188: Carbon Removal and Building a More Resilient Future | Dr. Christian Komor, Climate Author and Write-in Candidate for Governor of Colorado (opens the original)
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Climate change is one of the most complex and far-reaching challenges of our time—but are today’s proposed solutions moving quickly enough to address the scale of the problem? In this episode of the Next In Time Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Christian Komor, a climate author, Earth systems strategist, and creator of the SkyCarbon Blueprint. His work focuses on atmospheric carbon removal, climate resilience, technological innovation, and the policies required to turn ambitious environmental goals
AI Series Episode 2: The State of AI—From Hype to Real-World Impact | Miles & Justin of Prest0 (opens the original)
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In the second installment of the Next In Time AI Series, Miles and Justin of Prest0 return to examine the rapidly changing state of artificial intelligence. The conversation explores the shift from experimental AI tools toward practical business applications, the growing role of AI agents and automation, and the difference between genuine innovation and industry hype. We also discuss the challenges businesses face when adopting AI, the importance of human judgment and oversight, and what the nex
Recap Episode: Empowering Small And Mid-Sized Businesses By Simplifying Operations | Mark Roesler, President and CRO at Hubspark Video 27 min (opens the original)
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The Next In TIme Podcast will be out this week. Here's a recap episode where we'll be talking with Mark Roesler from Episode 172. Mark , President and Chief Revenue Officer at HubSpark, a fast-growing SaaS/fintech platform that empowers small and mid-sized businesses by simplifying operations, automating customer communications, driving local SEO visibility, and centralizing CRM and marketing tools into one unified experience--and bye the way, they don't charge you for it. Which is definitely ou
Episode 187: Reinventing Non-Alcoholic Wine | Antonino Li Brizzi, Founder of CLINQ ZERO (opens the original)
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What does it take to leave a successful corporate career and build an entirely new consumer brand? In this episode of The Next In Time Podcast, we sit down with Antonino “Anto” Li Brizzi, former CEO of Omnia Technologies North America and founder of CLINQ ZERO, a non-alcoholic sparkling wine brand created to make celebrations more inclusive without compromising the experience of drinking real wine. Anto shares how his journey from Sicily to Dallas, his leadership experience in the beverage techn
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