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Kris Cavanaugh Castro with Shift Inc., Derak Rawlings with Roswell Infiniti, and Jessica Onorato and Alvaro Arauz with NorthPoint Executive Suites

March 14, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

North Fulton Business Radio

Kris Cavanaugh Castro with Shift Inc., Derak Rawlings with Roswell Infiniti, and Jessica Onorato and Alvaro Arauz with NorthPoint Executive Suites

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John Ray, Kris Cavanaugh Castro, Derak Rawlings, Jessica Onorato, Alvaro Arauz, Mike Sammond

Kris Cavanaugh Castro/Shift Inc.

Kris Cavanaugh Castro is the B.O.S.S. Coach (Helping Business Owners Set bold goals and Secure amazing results to successfully thrive at work and at home!). Her company, Shift Inc., has been in business since 2007 and her background includes over 20-years of experience training, mentoring, and coaching business owners, senior executives and teams in a variety of industries. She is a certified ICF Coach and expert strategist with an amazing ability to pull her clients through difficult challenges, allowing them to produce more consistent results, increase their effectiveness, and achieve their long-term goals more easily. To view a short video about Kris and her company – or request a Coffee & Conversation meeting to learn more about her coaching programs – visit ShiftBossCoach.com or BeginToShift.com.

Derak Rawlings/Roswell Infiniti

As one of the nation’s original Infiniti dealers, Roswell Infiniti has witnessed their area’s growth and how today’s customers expect and demand more than ever before. Their goal is to exceed your expectations. Their satisfied customers, many of them repeat customers, come from all over Georgia and the Southeast because buying or leasing a new Infiniti from Roswell Infiniti is both a pleasant and rewarding experience.

Jessica Onorato and Alvaro Arauz/NorthPoint Executive Suites

NorthPoint Executive Suites offers turnkey office and virtual solutions to fit every need. From start up companies to large corporations, their clients appreciate the flexibility, convenience and affordable solutions they provide. Their all inclusive office rentals provide furniture, internet, coffee and conference rooms, and a fantastic community for professionals to network and do business with one another.

Inner Communication

March 11, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

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Food, Faith & Feelings

Inner Communication

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“Food, Faith, and Feelings” Podcast Episode from March 11, 2017

THE DR. DIONNE SHOW: Widowed Warriors

March 10, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

THE DR. DIONNE SHOW: Widowed Warriors

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Shonda Cooper, Dionne Poulton, Michelle Anderson, Marline Santiago

This episode of “The Dr Dionne Show” features three courageous women who represent “a forgotten growing segment of the population”. They are young women who unexpectedly lost their husbands but have continued to work and take care of their families while addressing their grief. Their stories are life lessons for women in relationships, and for employers and friends who desire to “support” women who have lost their husbands.

HOST: Dr. Dionne Wright Poulton

Dionne Wright Poulton, Ph.D., is an HR and Leadership Consultant, Educator, Author, Speaker, and Owner of Poulton Consulting Group, LLC, an HR and leadership consulting business specializing in diversity and inclusion, equity, bias, intercultural communication, adult learning, adult behavior, and conflict mediation. Since its inception in 2004, Poulton Consulting Group has worked with a wide range of diverse clients in the U.S. and Canada including many in the San Francisco tech and digital marketing industry; K-12 schools and higher education; and many corporate and service industries. Poulton Consulting Group is also a government-approved business for local, state and federal level contracts.

Dr. Wright Poulton is author of the acclaimed book “It’s Not Always Racist…but Sometimes It Is” which is an extension of her PhD dissertation at the University of Georgia where she researched the racial biases and assumptions of teachers. She is also a certified K-12 teacher whose work is inspired by her 16 years of cumulative experiences as a high school teacher and university instructor in public and private institutions in Canada and the United States. Additionally, Dr. Wright Poulton has earned professional degrees from San Francisco State University (M.A.), the University of Toronto/OISE (B.Ed.), and from Rice University (B.A.) in Houston, TX where she was a former NCAA Division I track and field scholarship athlete.

In 2014, Profiles In Diversity Journal identified Dr. Wright Poulton as “a woman to watch.” She has presented social commentary in print media in the U.S. and the United Kingdom, as well as on numerous radio shows including CBS Radio stations in Atlanta, GA and on Tavis Smiley’s Radio Show. “The Dr Dionne Show” debuted in 2016 on Business RadioX with a focus on smart dialogue about diversity, leadership, and behavior in the workplace and beyond.

Dr. Wright Poulton is originally from Toronto, Canada and is a former member of Canada’s National Track and Field Team. She currently lives with her husband and two daughters in Snellville, GA.

To book Dr. Dionne Poulton as a speaker for your next event, or to facilitate one of her innovative professional development workshops based on her PhD research, you can reach her through:

Email: dionne@poultonconsultinggroup.com
Phone: 404-323-3842 or 1-877-263-2227 (internationally)
Facebook: The Dr. Dionne Show
LinkedIn: @Dr Dionne (Wright) Poulton
Twitter: @DrDionnePoulton

For more information, visit Dr. Poulton’s business website: www.poultonconsultinggroup.com

TIFFANY KRUMINS SHOW: Hannah Hanson and Erica Oliveira with Global Mission Fellows

March 10, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

TIFFANY KRUMINS SHOW: Hannah Hanson and Erica Oliveira with Global Mission Fellows

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Tiffany Krumins, Erica Oliveira, Hannah Hanson, Steven Julian

Hannah Hanson & Erica Oliveira/Global Mission Fellows

Global Mission Fellows is a 2-year mission service opportunity and leadership development program for young adults 20-30 to engage in social justice ministries. They offer two tracks: US-2 for U.S. participants to serve in the U.S., and International. They have grown from their first US-2 class in 1951 of 43 participants to currently having 108 participants. Fellows come from all over the world and serve all over the world. They are currently from 32 countries and serving in 24.

The Global Mission Fellows program grew from the historic US-2 and Mission Intern programs. They celebrate their dedicated alumni and their more than 60-year legacy of young adults in mission.

US-2 Program since 1951: Immediately after World War II, the Methodist Board of Missions set up programs that allowed young adults to spend three years volunteering in Africa, Japan, and Latin America. The US-2 program, which was modeled after these programs, began as an “us too” appeal to have young adults serve in the United States. It was established in 1951 by the Women’s Division as an opportunity for young women to serve.
Over time, the US-2 program came under the umbrella of Global Ministries and became available for young men as well as women. In 2000, the program celebrated its 50th anniversary with a retrospective article in their bi-monthly missionary publication New World Outlook.

Mission Intern Program since 1977: The Mission Intern program was designed to give young adults an opportunity to serve both abroad and in the United States. Ruth Harris, one of its first directors, said: “Our approach was to let the Third World teach us, instead of the other way around.” The 1977 class of Mission Interns contributed 18 essays as curriculum for the 1979 mission study on “Human Rights and the International Order,” and they also helped to teach the study. A New World Outlook article from 1987 celebrated the program’s 10th anniversary. Since then, the program has expanded to provide service opportunities for young adults who are not from the United States. Today, the program reflects Global Ministries’ commitment to sending missionaries “from everywhere to everywhere”.

Thank you Twisted Taco Suwanee for today’s lunch!

Dr. Nikki Tobias with Grounded Vision and Beau Henderson with RichLife Advisors

March 9, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Business Radio

Dr. Nikki Tobias with Grounded Vision and Beau Henderson with RichLife Advisors

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Steven Julian, Beau Henderson, Dr. Nikki Tobias, Mike Sammond

Dr. Nikki Tobias/Grounded Vision

Life, Career, and Executive Coach Dr. Nikki Tobias collaborates with action-oriented people who want more fulfillment personally or professionally by providing clarity, strategy, and ongoing motivation to achieve their goals and aspirations.

Beau Henderson/RichLife Advisors

Living your own personal definition of the RichLife is easier than ever when tapping into Beau Henderson’s library of bestselling books, online tools and cutting edge courses. Beau’s message of wealth being about the quality of life and not just about the size of your bank account has taken audiences by storm. His authentic approach, fresh philosophy and more than a decade of successful client experience, has allowed him to hone his theories and offer them to eager readers worldwide.

As an early precursor to his unique philosophy, Beau completed a double-major degree in Psychology and Finance from the University of Georgia. Beau became the CEO of RichLife Advisors in 1999 where he now serves as Financial Advisor, Master Certified Success Coach, and Certified Master Behavioral Analyst.

AN UNDISCOVERED SOURCE OF TALENT: Becky Berry with Becky Berry Career Coaching

March 8, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

AN UNDISCOVERED SOURCE OF TALENT: Becky Berry with Becky Berry Career Coaching

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Becky Berry/Becky Berry Career Coaching

Becky Berry coaches women who are at a crossroads in their lives. Her extensive experience in career change, including multiple careers and 12 years at home, gives her deep insights into how women can discover and access meaningful careers. Her most recent program, The Women’s Tech Conservatory, is designed to help women access careers they wouldn’t typically consider, particularly in technology. Becky’s unique take on exploring tech careers is the result of her own tech experience, including founding, with her late husband, a tech startup. She is also a social entrepreneur. Becky works with clients both locally and remotely. She’s a North Fulton native, and currently serves on the Education Committee of the STAR House Foundation in Roswell. Find out more about her at beckyberrycoach.com.

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“On the Money” focuses on topics and issues allowing small businesses to better navigate the financial services minefield, with analysis and opinions from today’s industry experts on banking and loans. “On the Money” also introduces you to some of the top small business leaders in the Atlanta market.

Hosted by Joe Moss, the president of Embassy National Bank, “On the Money” airs live every Wednesday at 3:00 PM EST from the Business RadioX studio in Gwinnett.

Pat Check with Latitude 34 Company Communications, Steve Manley with Manley Land Design, and Lynne Davis with NterNow

March 7, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

North Fulton Business Radio

Pat Check with Latitude 34 Company Communications, Steve Manley with Manley Land Design, and Lynne Davis with NterNow

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John Ray, Steve Manley, Pat Check, Lynne David, Mike Sammond

Pat Check/Latitude 34 Company Communications

Latitude 34 Company Communications offers companies senior-level expertise on how to effectively communicate with customers, potential customers, employees, the press, the community, and other key audiences. The company’s team-based approach is unique in that it customizes teams that have specific knowledge and experience to service a particular client. Each team is assembled by Pat Check, an accredited public relations professional, who is the owner and president of Latitude 34 Company Communications. Pat has more than 25 years in the PR industry with work experience in the corporate world, agency side, and non-profit organizations.

Steve Manley/Manley Land Design

Manley Land Design is a landscape architecture and land planning based in Alpharetta, GA. They have been in business since 1989 offering quality land planning and landscape design across the southeast.

Lynne Davis/NterNow

Ever wanted to tour a home in a new home subdivision but all you could do is peer in the windows of the locked home? Wouldn’t it be great if you could tour it on the spot without having to bother a Realtor to unlock it for you? Real Estate entrepreneur Lynne Davis recognized the Do-It-Yourself mode of homebuyers today and invented a way to do just that! The service, NterNow (pronounced ENTER NOW), is used by dozens of homebuilders in the south. In Atlanta you can DIY tour homes built by Edward Andrews, The Providence Group, Brock Built, Lennar, Pulte and others just by calling in or using the handy app. Easy, convenient and fun!

Communication Between You and Others

March 4, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Food, Faith & Feelings

Communication Between You and Others

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“Food, Faith, and Feelings” Podcast Episode from March 4, 2017

TIFFANY KRUMINS SHOW: The Future of Ava the Elephant

March 3, 2017 by Garrett Ervin

Gwinnett Studio

TIFFANY KRUMINS SHOW: The Future of Ava the Elephant

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Shark Tank winner Tiffany Krumins and co-host Steven Julian discuss the future of Ava the Elephant, the product that Tiffany pitched on the first-ever episode of ABC’s Shark Tank.

TIFFANY KRUMINS

Tiffany Krumins, the first Shark Tank winner, is an Atlanta native and the inventor of Ava the Elephant, a child friendly dispenser that takes the fear out of taking medicine. Called a modern day Mary Poppins, Tiffany has gone from nanny to entrepreneur, and has seen her passion to help children grow into a business that is now known and loved all over the world.

Tiffany’s success story began when she was a nanny to a little boy with Down’s syndrome who was terrified of “medicine time”. To help alleviate his fear, she constructed an animal made of fabric, sponges, a store bought medicine dropper, and a recordable sound chip from a greeting card – and Ava the Elephant was born. Knowing that she would need to find a way to produce her invention, Tiffany began searching the internet and found a casting call on Craigslist that said: “Do you have the next million dollar idea but don’t have the funding to make it happen?” She immediately applied for the casting and was invited to be on the first ever episode of Shark Tank.

Her story has been a roller coaster ride as she went from being on a national TV show and receiving $50,000 to start her company, to learning just months later that she had thyroid cancer. While working from a hospital bed, she struggled through the growing pains of building a business and fighting cancer.

Tiffany’s appearance on Shark Tank and the success following continues to provide countless opportunities for her and her brand. Her story has received unparalleled exposure. Some of her more notable appearances and acknowledgements:

Follow-up appearances on Shark Tank on four separate occasions
Sharing her story and her product on the Dr. Oz Show to a national audience of millions of viewers
Nominated for the Top 50 Mompreneurs by Babble.com
Keynote speaker for Disney Social Media Mom’s
Her story has been featured on Forbes.com, Entrepreneur.com, TVGuide.com, YoungEntrepreneur.com, MomInventors.com and many other online and print publications