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Lisa Tilt with Full Tilt Consulting

October 9, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

North Fulton Business Radio

Lisa Tilt with Full Tilt Consulting

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Lisa Tilt/Full Tilt Consulting

Full Tilt Consulting was born from the idea that a marketing firm can be both big picture and roll-up-the-sleeves tactical, strategic but approachable, and level-field collaborative to the degree that the best idea always wins, no matter where it originates. Its team of senior-level marketing, communications and digital experts is always in pursuit of accomplishing great work that achieves outstanding results while enjoying each other’s company. This formula has propelled Full Tilt and its clients forward since 2006.

Full Tilt provides counsel and custom marketing programs to a robust roster of clients in a variety of fields. Through constructive partnerships, it determines where clients are in their business life cycle, identify their goals, and create plans to capitalize on opportunities and solve challenges through communications.

STRATEGIC INSIGHTS RADIO: Attorney Torin Togut and Civil Rights Law

October 5, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

STRATEGIC INSIGHTS RADIO: Attorney Torin Togut and Civil Rights Law

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Torin D. Togut/Atorney-at-Law

Attorney Torin D. Togut has practiced law for more than 41 years. In June 1977, he began practicing law in Decatur, GA as a sole practitioner. In September 1984, he began working for Georgia Legal Services Program, which provides legal assistance for low-income Georgians, in the area of education and disability rights law. In August 2006, he was awarded the First Cousins Public Interest Fellowship at the University of Georgia Law School to establish a clinical program for low-income families to receive legal assistance for their children with disabilities. From September 2008 until June 2012, Mr. Togut served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Georgia, School of Law.

He is currently engaged in the private practice of law including, but not limited to, civil rights, education, appeals, civil litigation, family and juvenile law, and administrative hearings. He has presented at many national, regional, state, and local conferences and seminars on the rights of children and adults with disabilities. He has also written two law review articles on issues relating to special education. He has practiced law in the federal and state courts of Georgia and Vermont. He is a member of the federal district courts in Georgia and Vermont, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

LEADER DIALOGUE: Follow-up Discussion with The HCI Group – Deep Dive

October 5, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

LEADER DIALOGUE: Follow-up Discussion with The HCI Group - Deep Dive

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John McDaniel, Jennifer Strahan, Ben Sawyer

On this follow-up deep dive episode of “Leader Dialogue”, Ben and Jennifer continue the innovation requirements discussion with John McDaniel, HCI Group’s SVP of Innovation and Technology, clarifying what it takes for organizations to get out ahead of emerging market trends, and to win.

Listen in to learn:

The leadership approach necessary to foster innovation.
How to overcome innovation cost concerns, including how to effectively partner with emerging technology companies.
The hallmarks of effective innovation, including the human centered design approaches.

John McDaniel/Senior VP of Innovation and Technology with The HCI Group

With more than 35 years of experience as a healthcare CIO, consulting services executive, and as an executive with large healthcare solution companies, John McDaniel currently manages the CXO Innovation and Technology Solutions division at The HCI Group.

Prior to joining HCI, John worked as a National Practice Leader – US Healthcare for a large data storage and software organization. He was responsible for cultivating C-level executive relationships, understanding emerging requirements, and collaborating with development teams to ensure solutions that met market-driven operational, scalability and cost efficiency requirements.

As a CIO, John worked with St. Vincent Catholic Medical Center, McLaren Health Care Corporation, and The Emory Clinic, where he also served as Director of Medical Informatics for the Emory Healthcare System. He is a keynote speaker at National and Regional healthcare conferences and frequently presents at large, international healthcare events.

About SOAR Vision Group

The SOAR Vision Group mission is to: Align People with Purpose to Achieve Exceptional Results. SOAR provides best practice strategy execution, business process optimization services, and a structured organizational development approach for organizations to effectively implement the Baldrige Performance Excellence framework. For more information, contact SOAR Vision Group at (888) 294-3303 or visit soarvisiongroup.com.

About the Baldrige Foundation

The mission of the Baldrige Foundation is to ensure the long-term financial growth and viability of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program, and to support organizational performance excellence in the United States and throughout the world. The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award is presented annually by the United States President to organizations that demonstrate quality and performance excellence. For more information, contact the Baldrige Foundation at (202) 559-9195 or visit baldrigefoundation.org.

Lori & Jim Casal with Lucky Dog Chicago Eatery

October 4, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

Lori & Jim Casal with Lucky Dog Chicago Eatery

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Lori & Jim Casal/Lucky Dog Chicago Eatery

Located at 1175 Buford Highway in Suwanee, Lucky Dog Chicago Eatery is proud to offer the true Taste of Chicago with Southern Hospitality. Serving up Vienna Beef and a variety of Italian Sandwiches. Good for families, groups and kids, they offer home delivery, catering, take-out and of course walk-ins.

Neal Weaver with School of Rock and Keith Ivey with Keith Ivey & Associates

October 4, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Business Radio

Neal Weaver with School of Rock and Keith Ivey with Keith Ivey & Associates

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Steven Julian, Neal Weaver, Keith Ivey, Mike Sammond

Neal Weaver/School of Rock

School of Rock Buford is a performance-based music instruction program. Students learn how to perform in a group setting with their peers through both one on one lessons and group rehearsal sessions. Then they perform in public. These aren’t the stuffy recitals you remember from your youth. These are full on rock and roll shows. Depending on the student’s age, School of Rock can take them from zero to onstage playing rock and roll in six months or less.

Keith Ivey/Keith Ivey & Associates

Through Keith Ivey & Associates, Keith connects you with people, places and things that matter. Keith’s purpose is to enhance the personal and professional lives of those he meets by making them aware of valuable resources.

POWER PLAY: Slow Pour Brewing Company and Sweet Acre Farms Winery

October 3, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Business Radio

POWER PLAY: Slow Pour Brewing Company and Sweet Acre Farms Winery

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Marty Mazzawi, John Reynolds, Matt Vrahiotes and Scott Henrichsen

Hosted by Scott Henrichsen, the President of the Atlanta Gladiators’ ECHL hockey team, “Power Play” introduces you to the team’s sponsors and partners, while sharing much of the team’s exciting news and promotions throughout the upcoming season. The show airs live at 1:00 PM ET on the first Wednesday of each month during the 2018-19 season.

Marty Mazzawi & John Reynolds/Slow Pour Brewing Company

Life moves fast with no shortage of distractions, so why not strip away the noise and slow down for a while? Slow Pour Brewing Company believes that “Nothing Good Happens In A Hurry” and that the most important moments in life should be shared with friends. Slow Pour is a simpler time and a familiar place, a feeling of home and a respite for the weary traveler. So ease into a comfy chair, start a real conversation, and enjoy a good beer with them.

Slow Pour Brewery desires to create something classic, yet new and distinct. They brew a line of enjoyable and flavorful beers. They have something on tap that everyone can enjoy. Their 3,000-square-foot tasting room is warm, welcoming, stylish and relaxed. Come out and stay awhile.

In addition to their tasty and ever-expanding selection of fine craft beer, they offer a selection of soft drinks and water. They’ve got indoor and outdoor games, lots of space, a good vibe… basically everything you could want in a brewery.

Matt Vrahiotes/Sweet Acre Farms Winery

Located just ten minutes north of Gainesville, GA, Sweet Acre Farms Winery is a small husband and wife run farm located in the beautiful foothills of the Northeast Georgia mountains. After growing blackberries and keeping bees for some time, they have turned their farm into Hall County’s first winery. They specialize in fruit, or “country wines”, that are reminiscent of those that southern families used to make. They honor the state’s agricultural diversity by using the finest ingredients from their farm and farms alike.

Aaren Dieffenbacher with the Gwinnett County Police Department

October 3, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Case In Point

Aaren Dieffenbacher with the Gwinnett County Police Department

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Cpl. Aaren Dieffenbacher and Rick Strawn

Aaren Dieffenbacher/Gwinnett County Police

The Gwinnett County Police Department is a nationally accredited and rapidly growing police agency located in the Northeastern quadrant of the Atlanta metropolitan area. The Department currently has an authorized strength of 813 sworn officers supported by 280 civilian employees with the responsibility of providing law enforcement services to approximately 800,000 residents within an area of 436 square miles. The Department is organized into the Office of the Chief and two Bureaus with four Divisions: Administrative Services, Support Operations, Criminal Investigations and Uniform Divisions.

Gregg Mooney with Leadership Max and Bill Neglia with Neglia Insurance Group

October 2, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

North Fulton Business Radio

Gregg Mooney with Leadership Max and Bill Neglia with Neglia Insurance Group

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Gregg Mooney/Leadership Max

Leadership Max provides executive and group leadership coaching, speaking, training, workshops, seminars, mastermind groups, leadership assessments, team assessments and training, and DISC assessments and consultation. Founder and President Gregg Mooney is an independent certified John Maxwell coach, trainer, and speaker. He has served as Vice President of two national engineering firms over the past 20 years and has extensive leadership experience at all levels.

Bill Neglia/Neglia Insurance Group

The Neglia Insurance Group has been in business since 1991. Their principal broker Bill Neglia has been a licensed agent since 1983. Neglia Insurance Group provides a wide variety of group and personal insurance benefit plans such as health, life, short & long term disability, long term care, Medicare supplements, dental and vision. Neglia Insurance Group also provides voluntary employee benefits through companies like AFLAC, Colonial and Humana. Bill has access to every major well-known insurance carriers as well as many niche carriers who provide products that can be as much as 70% less expensive than traditional ACA health plans. Bill is certified to offer plans both on and off the marketplace. Bill can provide group insurance to businesses with only one covered employee. He can also provide group insurance to businesses comprised of a husband and wife with no outside employees, as well as businesses with up to several hundred employees. Bill carefully analyzes each client’s specific needs and objectives and makes recommendation based on those variables. There is never a fee to utilize the services of Bill or the Neglia Insurance Group! The premium is the same whether you use the Neglia Insurance Group or you buy your insurance on your own.

LEADER DIALOGUE: The Role of Innovation in the Age of Consumerism with John McDaniel of The HCI Group

October 1, 2018 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

LEADER DIALOGUE: The Role of Innovation in the Age of Consumerism with John McDaniel of The HCI Group

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HCI Group’s SVP of Innovation and Technology John McDaniel discusses the transformation advisory function that the HCI Group provides to healthcare systems regarding emerging technologies. Ben and Jennifer explore with John the innovation and performance excellence requirements for organizations to effectively compete in the Age of Consumerism as web-based technologies proliferate, including advances in biometric monitoring, telemedicine, and robotic surgery. The discussion also includes the impact of global medical tourism.

Successful organizations will have to innovate at a level previously unknown, as large commercial players also begin to compete. Insights from previous disruptive technology and innovation megatrends are discussed, such as the universal adoption of mobile devices and the digital marketplace. Similar to the impact on fixed retail establishments from these emerging technology trends, this discussion provides a backdrop of the upcoming tidal wave of change in healthcare, and what will be required to survive and thrive.

Listen in to learn…

Why a renaissance zone, or innovation hub, is essential for innovation to take hold.
Why operational efficiency and effectiveness are critical for creating capacity and cash to support innovation.
What success looks like.

John McDaniel/Senior VP of Innovation and Technology with The HCI Group

About SOAR Vision Group

About the Baldrige Foundation