In this episode, Melinda Emerson delves into a special series spotlighting notable entrepreneurs, with a focus on Ben Franklin as America’s first mega entrepreneur. The discussion covers Franklin’s early life, self-learning, and his move to Philadelphia, highlighting his printing career and the acquisition of the Pennsylvania Gazette. Melinda explores the creation and impact of Poor […]
America at 250: Why Entrepreneurs Will Determine Our Next Chapter
As America celebrated its 250th anniversary on July 4th, there are a few things that I was thinking about. First, I can’t believe it’s only been 250 years since the Revolutionary War. The first settlers arrived in America in 1619, but it wasn’t until 1776 that a formal independent government was formed as America defeated […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: Hit It and Quit It with Michelle Snow and Malcolm Reid, Sr.
In this episode, Melinda Emerson kicks off the rapid-fire session where guests share their favorite podcast, app, marketing tip, and business book. Michelle Snow, CEO of Grow With Snow, The Coach Making Connections, is a business coach who helps entrepreneurs and organizations with tailored strategies and visionary insights. She specializes in professional development and outreach, […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: How to Transition from Business Owner to CEO with Michelle Snow
In this episode, Melinda Emerson is joined by Michelle Snow to explore the transition from business owner to CEO, highlighting key differences and necessary mindset shifts. They discuss the importance of delegation, training, and effective business operations, along with systems and tools for scalability. The conversation delves into the role of integrity and accountability in […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: Hit It and Quit It with Milton Hunt, Sharif Small and Lorraine Marchand
In this episode, Melinda Emerson introduces the format and encourages listeners to subscribe. The discussion features a panel where Melinda, along with Sharif Small, Milton Hunt, and Lorraine Marchand, share their favorite business podcasts, apps, and marketing tips. They also highlight some of the best business books that have influenced their entrepreneurial journeys. Milton Hunt […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: Hit It and Quit It with Syama Bunten, Kellé Thorpe, and Sarah Ohanesian
In this episode, Melinda Emerson kicks off with an introduction and underscores the importance of podcast subscriptions. The core of the discussion features a panel where Melinda, Syama Bunten, Kellé Thorpe, and Sarah Ohanesian share their favorite podcasts, apps, marketing strategies, and books that inspire and drive their success. The episode is sponsored by Zoho […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: How to Run a Business Without Fear with Lorraine Marchand
In this episode, Melinda Emerson is joined by Lorraine Marchand to discuss overcoming fear in business, inspired by Lorraine’s book. They address the fear of failure in innovation and Lorraine shares her personal experiences with fear in business. The conversation explores the concept and benefits of fearlessness in decision-making and how fear can impact business […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: Navigating through the Technology Transformation with Raju Vegesna
In this episode, Melinda Emerson is joined by Raju Vegesna to explore the future of small business in the digital economy. They discuss Zoho’s evolution, pivotal growth strategies, and its commitment to addressing internal and market needs. The conversation covers data privacy, AI, and robotics in business transformation. Raju shares insights on how small businesses […]
The SmallBizChat Podcast: How to Increase Productivity as a CEO with Sarah Ohanesian
In this episode, Melinda Emerson welcomes Sarah Ohanesian to discuss productivity and the concept of the clarity gap. Sarah shares her journey to understanding productivity and how AI is impacting it. They explore common productivity pitfalls and why high achievers often delay important tasks. Sarah introduces the COAT framework as a tool for overcoming these […]
How to Build a Small Business That Lasts 100+ Years
Most small business owners are focused on survival. Making payroll, closing the next deal, and keeping customers happy this month are real priorities, and they matter. But if you only build for the next quarter, you will never create something that lasts for generations. Enduring businesses are not accidents. They are designed with intention, discipline, […]
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