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135. The Leadership Shift Every Shop Owner Needs to Make with Dr. Melissa Furman (opens the original)
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Why do some shop owners struggle to attract and retain younger employees, while others build teams that thrive across generations? In this episode, Matt DiFrancesco is joined by leadership expert Dr. Melissa Furman, President and Founder of Career Potential, LLC, to explore what it really takes to lead today's multi-generational workforce and why yesterday's management style no longer works. From understanding what motivates Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z to creating a workplace tha
134. Women Shop Owners: Build a Business That Thrives Without You with Hannah Chalker (opens the original)
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What makes women collision shop owners uniquely successful, and why can those same strengths make it harder to step away from the business? In this episode, Matt DiFrancesco is joined by Hannah Chalker, High Lift Financial's Director of Client Success , to discuss the unique challenges women face when building, leading, and eventually transitioning their collision repair businesses. From carrying the culture of the shop to managing the "invisible work" that often goes unnoticed, Hannah explains
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