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Greg Sloan, Go Beyond

March 17, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Greg Sloan, Go Beyond

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Greg Sloan, Go Beyond (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 442)

Greg Sloan, cofounder of Go Beyond, points to research that shows that the shift from a paycheck to purpose has been going on for years, not just since the pandemic. He joined host John Ray to discuss these trends, as well as how his firm has created the technology and process needed to assist an organization’s people find their purpose and fulfillment in the workplace. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Go Beyond

Go Beyond helps businesses grow by integrating purpose into your culture and process. Their technology and content, contained in The Purpose Journey, boosts wellness and engagement by helping your people find fulfillment at work.

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Greg Sloan, Cofounder, Go Beyond

Greg Sloan is a serial entrepreneur with many failures and one exit. He is the co-founder of Go Beyond, a Talent Development platform that combines Science and Technology to Create a more Prosperous Workforce.

Greg spent 25 + years in the financial service industry including launching, growing, and exiting his own boutique wealth management firm. During the first 15 years of his career, Greg relied on spreadsheets, algorithms, and cash flow models, focusing on growing his client base to grow his business. After a few years of running his own firm, he realized that to truly build a great company, he needed to Grow his People to Grow his Business.

This pivot allowed him to triple the value of his firm and exit to a national RIA firm in January 2020. Greg maintains his CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER ™ and Certified Exit Planning Advisor designations.

He lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife of 29 years and has three adult children.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Tell us about your purpose. How did you discover it?
How are you integrating your purpose into your life?
How are you helping other people discover and integrate their purpose through technology?
How are you helping other people through technology mediums?
What comes first: identity or purpose?
How can people discover and integrate their purpose in their lives?
When did you discover you were an entrepreneur?

North Fulton Business Radio is hosted by John Ray and broadcast and produced from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta. You can find the full archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn, and others.

Renasant Bank has humble roots, starting in 1904 as a $100,000 bank in a Lee County, Mississippi, bakery. Since then, Renasant has grown to become one of the Southeast’s strongest financial institutions with over $13 billion in assets and more than 190 banking, lending, wealth management and financial services offices in Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. All of Renasant’s success stems from each of their banker’s commitment to investing in their communities as a way of better understanding the people they serve. At Renasant Bank, they understand you because they work and live alongside you every day.

Special thanks to A&S Culinary Concepts for their support of this edition of North Fulton Business Radio. A&S Culinary Concepts, based in Johns Creek, is an award-winning culinary studio, celebrated for corporate catering, corporate team building, Big Green Egg Boot Camps, and private group events. They also provide oven-ready, cooked from scratch meals to go they call “Let Us Cook for You.” To see their menus and events, go to their website or call 678-336-9196.

Andy Williams, Visit Roswell

March 15, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Andy Williams, Visit Roswell

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Andy Williams, Visit Roswell (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 441)

Andy Williams, Executive Director of Visit Roswell, joined host John Ray to share the exciting news of a brand-new Mobile Visitors Center. This customized Freightliner Sprinter 3500 is equipped to deliver information about Roswell and its various tourism and hospitality options directly to people visiting the city at events and locations all around the city. Andy discussed how this idea came about, the underwriters who made it possible, its potential impact, early findings, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Visit Roswell

Visit Roswell is the convention and visitors bureau for the City of Roswell, Georgia.

Often referred to as a destination marketing organization (DMO), their organization incorporates targeted advertising and marketing programs with sales and public relations efforts to build the image of Roswell as a travel destination and increase visitation to the city.

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Andy Williams, Executive Director, Visit Roswell

Andy Williams serves as Executive Director of Visit Roswell, the Convention & Visitors Bureau of Roswell, Georgia. At the CVB, he and his team are charged with leading the efforts of tourism promotion through marketing, sales, film activities and visitor services relevant to the destination’s hotels, restaurants, venues, special events and attractions.

Andy’s entire career has been in the travel industry. He previously held positions at the Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau, Dunwoody Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Atlanta-based destination management company Destination South Meetings & Events. His responsibilities spanned marketing, sales, and event production.

Andy is a past president of the Georgia Chapter of Meeting Professionals International, and he currently serves as Vice President of the Georgia Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus and is a board member of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce. He is a Certified Meeting Professional through the Events Industry Council and a Travel Marketing Professional through the Southeast Tourism Society.

Andy is a graduate of Young Harris College and Georgia Southern University. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in tourism & commercial recreation.

Andy and his wife Ryan have lived in Roswell since June 2019 and have a three-year-old daughter, Addie, and five-year-old son, Morgan.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Explain the idea of a mobile visitor center
What was the reason for this shift?
Tell us about the process from start to finish
Why is this a good thing for the Roswell community and its visitors?
How do you track metrics and what kind of results do you expect?

Billy Potter, CEO, Snellings Walters Insurance Agency

March 15, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Billy Potter, CEO, Snellings Walters Insurance Agency

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Billy Potter, CEO, Snellings Walters Insurance Agency (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 440)

Billy Potter is the newly named CEO of Snellings Walters Insurance Agency. He joined host John Ray to chart his ten-year history with Snellings Walters and celebrate the firm’s culture and evolution. Billy also discussed the firm’s embrace of EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) and how it has impacted their business, why he thinks his personal growth has been so positively influenced by his time at Snellings Walters, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Snellings Walters Insurance Agency

Snellings Walters has been providing honest advice & protecting what you value most for more than 69 years. They are the smartest way to protect your business & family. They identify the critical issues facing your company. Survival of your business requires managing risks. In today’s environment, these risks are rapidly changing and becoming more complex. They have built a customizable platform to provide you with the security you need.

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Billy Potter, CEO, Snellings Walters Insurance Agency

Billy Potter’s career in insurance spans more than two decades. In 2011, he joined Snellings Walters to head the Employee Benefits Division and quickly proved to be an effective consultant. His superior consultation contributed to his winning various awards within the agency, and in 2018, he was nationally recognized as “Broker of the Year” by BenefitsPRO Magazine.

His reputation as both a top consultant and engaged team leader resulted in an invitation to become an owner at Snellings Walters in 2018. As Chief Sales Officer, Potter led his team to produce record sales for the agency. The combination of his knowledge, experience, character, and passion resulted in his transition to Chief Executive Officer in 2022.

In addition to his expertise and technical know-how, Billy’s personal philosophy aligns with the core values that drive the Snellings Walters vision: engagement, accountability, curiosity, and authenticity.

By cultivating and nurturing an agency culture that allows its employees to feel empowered and supported, Billy’s mission is to inspire the next generation of successful businesspeople at Snellings Walters and beyond.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

What is your background and how has it led to your new role?
What makes Snellings Walters stand out among other typical insurance agency environments?
Looking beyond the resume to provide opportunities to people who might not otherwise have a chance in the industry.
Talk about the value of investing in and empowering your employees.
What are your goals for the future of Snellings Walters?
How does your “values-based culture” fit into achieving those goals?

Bruce La Fetra, Eastwood Strategy Advisors

March 9, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Bruce La Fetra, Eastwood Strategy Advisors

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Bruce La Fetra, Eastwood Strategy Advisors (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 439)

Bruce La Fetra, Owner of Eastwood Strategy Advisors, was dubbed The Client Whisperer by one of his clients when he was able to glean vital feedback for their business. Bruce joined host John Ray to explain how his method, Think Like Your Best Clients, produces results for his clients, impacts the bottom line, avoids the pitfalls of confirmation bias, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Eastwood Strategy Advisors

Getting amazing results doesn’t require luck. With a shifted perspective, your team can accomplish amazing things.

Clients call Bruce La Fetra The Client Whisperer because he takes the guesswork out of professional services marketing. Think Like Your Best Clients allows legal, financial, and consulting professionals to grow revenue, build trust faster, accelerate sales and attract better projects. The secret to attracting more of your Best Clients going to the source and asking the right questions. Reverse-engineering actual relationships makes it easy to Think Like Your Best Clients.

Bruce has added millions to the bottom line for professional services firms and big companies like First Data, Adobe & Symantec by interviewing their clients. His client interviews allow positioning good firms to be great and attract better projects, faster. Reverse-engineering great relationships leads to repeatable actions that deliver predictable results. His clients are not afraid of change, but they don’t have time to screw around for the sake of change. No more random acts of marketing.

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Bruce La Fetra, The Client Whisperer, Eastwood Strategy Advisors

Bruce La Fetra is The Client Whisperer. He works with the leaders of law, finance, and other professional services who can’t scale or can’t exit because they depend on a single rainmaker. Positioning their firm to attract more of their Best Clients sets in motion a virtuous cycle where more people generate business, profitability improves, and sales cycles shorten as the firm attracts more of its Best Clients.

Bruce’s Think Like Your Best Clients approach evolved from developing marketing strategy for dozens of firms and interviewing hundreds of their Best Clients over the past 20 years.

Bruce earned a BA in Economics from Claremont McKenna College and an MBA from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He is also a trained facilitator.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Why are you called The Client Whisperer?
Give an example of where thinking like your Best Clients had a huge impact?
Why can’t people interview their own clients?
What makes you different from other marketing consultants and advisors?
What is the biggest mistake or challenge that your clients have?
What is a Virtuous Cycle of Marketing?
Who are your Best Clients?

Kaye Ginsberg, Peace of Mind Transitions

March 8, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Kaye Ginsberg, Peace of Mind Transitions

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Kaye Ginsberg, Peace of Mind Transitions (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 438)

Moving is one of the top stressors of life, particularly for older adults. and those stresses can be exacerbated by health issues and family dynamics. Kaye Ginsberg, founder of Peace of Mind Transitions, joined this edition of North Fulton Business Radio to discuss her company’s comprehensive service offerings, which bring smiles of relief and take the worries out of moving. She and host John Ray discussed Kaye’s motivation for starting the company, the unique challenges of senior move management, why the listening skills and empathy her employees possess are so vital, current trends in senior living, selecting a mover, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Peace of Mind Transitions

Peace of Mind knows how hard moving can be. Their company was created to take the stress out of moving for older adults and their families. They are here to take care of you from start to finish.

They treat each client as if they were family. They approach every job with compassion, respect, and a sense of humor. They LOVE what they do.

Their professional experience will help you save time, money and make your move stress-free. They use preferred, vetted partners to make your transition as smooth as possible. Let their expertise in senior home moving bring you “Peace of Mind.”

They begin with a complimentary meeting to get to know you and introduce Peace of Mind Transitions. This meeting typically lasts one to two hours so that they can walk through your home, explain our services, and determine how we can best work together.

Their trained team will carefully and professionally pack your belongings, so they arrive safe and sound. They bring all our own packing materials and supplies.

Peace of Mind Transitions works with several different movers who specialize in custom jobs. They will find the right moving company for you, manage them through the entire process and be there every step of the way to ensure that all parts of the move go according to plan.

You may need help beyond just the move. They are here to help in every way. You may need window treatments redone to fit the new home, additional tech support setting up computers, help transferring utilities, or a handyman to install bookcases or other home modifications. If Peace of Mind doesn’t do it – they know someone who can.

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Kaye Ginsberg, Founder & Owner, Peace of Mind Transitions

Kaye didn’t realize it at the time, but her childhood in an Air Force family who moved every 2 or 3 years, was the perfect foundation for running a Senior Move Management company.

This discovery came later in life as Kaye’s early career was in Advertising and Publishing, including time in New York City as Marketing Director of Conde Nast Traveler Magazine. Kaye and her husband, Allen, moved to Atlanta in 1992, where she became a full-time mom to their three wonderful children while continuing to use her marketing skills in volunteer capacities.

In 2014, Kaye was introduced to the world of Senior Move Management when her out-of-state mother needed to move to a senior living community. Kaye began to investigate and then joined NASMM, the National Association of Senior & Specialty Move Managers, completed introductory training and started the company in June of 2016.

Kaye began Peace of Mind Transitions with the thought that it would be a small company with one or two of her friends helping as needed. But as time went on, demand for their services increased as the number of senior living communities in the Atlanta market took off and the communities appreciated the professional, quality work the company provided.

They now have a team of 25 people who are passionate about helping clients through what can be a difficult period in their lives.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Understanding Senior & Specialty Move Management
Peace of Mind Transitions and the market you serve
Trends in senior living
Downsizing for older adults

Kyle Schmidt and Jacob May, BIP Wealth

March 4, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Kyle Schmidt and Jacob May, BIP Wealth

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Kyle Schmidt and Jacob May, BIP Wealth (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 437)

As former major league baseball players, Kyle Schmidt and Jacob May have a firsthand understanding of the unique challenges professional baseball players have in managing their financial situation. Kyle and Jacob joined host John Ray to discuss their work in the Baseball Division of BIP Wealth, which involves serving players from their initial contract through and into retirement. They discussed BIP Wealth’s history working with baseball players, how they help players learn wise financial practices for themselves and their families, the current situation with the collective bargaining agreement, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

BIP Wealth

Every investor should have a plan. Markets will go up and down, but a solid plan prescribes, in advance, how to react.

For investments, BIP subscribes to the “buy low and sell high” approach. But a plan goes beyond that. Investors often need help figuring out how to reduce their tax burden, how to pass on assets to the next generation in an optimal manner, and how to protect against the risk of loss for all manner of unforeseen life events.

At BIP, they work with each client to help formulate a personalized life plan. Over time, they constantly update client plans as life unfolds and markets change. A core belief of their planning philosophy is the use of fairly pessimistic projections for the future. They may be optimists at our core, but the objective of planning at BIP is to look for failure points. So they plan for high taxes, reduced government entitlement outlays, and for clients to live longer than they ever expected. Sometimes their plans may not produce results that are as rosy as those from other firms, but with BIP’s planning process you can be confident they’ve worked hard to account for the possible bad outcomes that could derail your financial success.

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Kyle Schmidt, CFP, Personal Wealth Advisory – Baseball Division, BIP Wealth

Kyle Schmidt, CFP, Personal Wealth Advisory- Baseball Division, BIP Wealth

A Certified Financial Planner^®, Schmidt focuses on delivering BIP Wealth’s highly tailored wealth management services for professional athletes.

Schmidt, who previously had a professional baseball career with the Baltimore Orioles prior to graduating from the University of Florida and entering the wealth management and financial services industries, was most recently an advisor for SunTrust Private Wealth.

While at SunTrust Private Wealth, Schmidt advised on and managed finances for private banking and wealth management clients. He also worked with ultra-high-net-worth families at GenSpring Family Offices (a division of SunTrust). As a member of its business development team, he advised individuals and their entities on a wide range of wealth management services ranging from investment and generational planning to philanthropic endeavors. Earlier in his career, Schmidt served as a financial advisor for both Wells Fargo Advisors and Morgan Stanley.

Schmidt is actively involved in the Atlanta community, including being a member of the board of directors for the Georgia Tech Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). He and his wife reside in Roswell with their two daughters.

Jacob May, Vice President of Business Development- Baseball Division, BIP Wealth

Jacob May is in the Baseball Division as Vice President of Business Development.

Jacob May, who played professionally in the Chicago White Sox organization for six years, is the fourth former professional baseball player to join BIP Wealth’s Baseball Division, which has extensive experience in wealth management, along with a true understanding of the challenges and needs of ballplayers.

May was previously a Special Assets Officer at United Midwest Savings Bank in Columbus, Ohio. He’s currently on the Board of Directors for USA Baseball and serves as the primary representative for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) Athlete’s Advisory Council (AAC).

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

How long has BIP Wealth had a baseball division?
Why specifically baseball?
What is it about BIP Wealth that has attracted so many former pro baseball players to join the team and choose this path as a next step after leaving the league?
Does BIP Wealth have aspirations to open divisions in other sports?
Tell us a little bit about how you work with young players who are going through the draft?

Alli Neal, Revved Up Kids

March 2, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Alli Neal, Revved Up Kids

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Alli Neal, Revved Up Kids (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 436)

Alli Neal, Co-Founder of Revved Up Kids, joined host John Ray to share the important work they do to protect children and teens from sexual abuse and exploitation. Alli discussed how she felt called to start this work, the need to talk about this topic, programs offered for kids, parents, and youth service organizations, upcoming events, how business owners can get involved, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Revved Up Kids

Revved Up Kids is on a mission to protect children and teens from sexual abuse and exploitation.

Revved Up Kids teaches children and teens who predators are and how they operate and equips them to respond appropriately if they encounter a predator. They also teach adults to be better protectors. Revved Up Kids has trained almost 40,000 Atlanta-area children to be safer.

Revved Up Kids offers a spectrum of more than 20 training programs that are provided in-person, virtually and on video. They work with private groups, youth-serving organizations, schools, police agencies, houses of worship, healthcare organizations and others to provide training that helps children and teens stay safer from the life-altering consequences of sexual abuse.

If you are interested in learning more about Revved Up Kids training, please call 678.526.3335 or email contact@revvedupkids.org.

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Alli Neal, Co-Founder, Revved Up Kids

Alli Neal is a child safety expert and the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Atlanta-based Revved Up Kids. She holds a degree in Business from Miami University of Ohio. Alli’s continuing education includes child sexual abuse, trauma-informed care, and adverse childhood experience. Alli is the mother of two young adults.

Alli is a member of several nonprofit collaboratives, including the Southwest Gwinnett Chamber Nonprofit Roundtable (where she is currently the chairperson), the DeKalb Youth Services Coalition, and the Cobb Collaborative where she chaired the Family & Children Strategy Team in 2019 and 2020. Alli was selected as a Nonprofit Community Impact Leader by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce in 2018 and 2019.

In 2010, Alli and her husband David founded Revved Up Kids to protect children and teenagers from sexual abuse and exploitation. To date, Revved Up Kids has trained almost 40,000 children and teens to be safer from sexual predators.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Tell us about the founding of Revved Up Kids
What programs do you offer?
What about Youth Service Organizations?
Talk about the work in schools and the shift during Covid
Tell us about your events
How can our listeners support Revved Up Kids?

Soumaya Khalifa, Khalifa Consulting

March 1, 2022 by John Ray

North Fulton Business Radio

Soumaya Khalifa, Khalifa Consulting

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Soumaya Khalifa, Khalifa Consulting (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 435)

Soumaya Khalifa, President of Khalifa Consulting, revisited the show to chat with host John Ray about her work in workplace cross-cultural and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) issues. She discussed religion as an aspect of employees’ identities which must be acknowledged and respected, and well as why DEI work needs to go one step further and include belonging. Soumaya addressed the pandemic’s effect on the workplace, the consulting work she does with clients, success stories, and much more. North Fulton Business Radio is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Khalifa Consulting

Khalifa Consulting provides Fortune 100 companies, non-profit organizations, and governmental institutions with wide-ranging expertise and practical solutions to cross-cultural operations in the Arab world and the US.

Our team of top-level Diversity and Inclusion experts offers training and coaching services including Understanding the Diversity and Cultures of Arab Americans, Intercultural Communication, Managing a Cross-Cultural Team, Cultural Competency for Law Enforcement, and Keys to Success as a Woman Executive in the Arab World.

▪ For international business clients, we offer the specific cultural tools and information needed to successfully conduct business in the Arab World, including how to work within global/virtual teams, and crafting culturally appropriate videos and other media messages.

▪ For domestic and international business clients, we offer training workshops and individualized coaching to support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

▪ For US-based clients, we offer guidance and technical assistance on how to provide reasonable accommodations for their Muslim employees, by auditing current practices, making recommendations, and suggesting inclusive ways to support a positive work environment.

▪ For clients planning relocations to or from the Arab World, we offer general and specific direction for personal and family adjustment, practical shortcuts for managing new systems, and how-tos for everyday life.

▪ For our executive coaching clients, we offer personalized, ongoing, one-on-one high-level coaching to increase motivation, improve business skills and create work-life balance leading to thriving businesses and families.

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Soumaya Khalifa, President, Khalifa Consulting

Soumaya Khalifa is the president of Khalifa Consulting, an Atlanta-based consulting firm specializing in intercultural coaching, consulting, and training. She is also an executive coach and teaches at Emory University Continuing education courses on Human Resources Management, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Women in Leadership. Soumaya is passionate about her work to build bridges of understanding and help leaders and organizations positively impact their employees and their bottom line.

Questions and Topics in this Interview:

Tell us about Khalifa Consulting
What is the role of religion in DEI?
How do you define belonging?
What does it look like to include religion in the workplace?
How has the pandemic impacted DEI?
What is your advice for small businesses?
How should a leader approach Ramadan with their Muslim employees?
Accountability in DEI initiatives
How do I measure inclusion or belonging?
Say more about your work with clients

Supply Chain Obstacles in 2022, with Jason Haith, OEC Group Louisville

February 18, 2022 by John Ray

Business Leaders Radio

Supply Chain Obstacles in 2022, with Jason Haith, OEC Group Louisville

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Supply Chain Obstacles in 2022, with Jason Haith, OEC Group, Louisville

Jason Haith, Manager of the Louisville branch for OEC Group, joined host John Ray to discuss the myriad of issues creating supply chain obstacles in 2022. Jason discussed the increasing difficulty in the ports on the west coast of the US, the complications added by the Chinese New Year, the contract negotiations with the ILWU, how OEC is addressing their own issues moving cargo, and much more. Business Leaders Radio is produced virtually from the Business RadioX® studios in Atlanta.

OEC Group

Founded in 1981, OEC Group had a vision to provide comprehensive logistics services to clients.

Today OEC Group serves destinations throughout the world and has grown into one of the leading logistics providers from Asia to North America.

Their annual cargo volume has consistently put us in the top position for Transpacific Trade.

With offices in over fifty countries, they take pride in being close to your cargo at all times.

Proximity of their OEC logistics professionals to your cargo enables them to stay on top of relevant market trade intelligence. Their Asia offices bridge the connection between you and your supplier, bringing additional insight to the entirety of your supply chain.

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Jason Haith, Manager, OEC Group, Louisville

OEC Group is an incredibly dynamic International Logistics company specializing in the Asia and West Asia trade. OEC offers Full container, LCL, Airfreight, warehousing and Customs Compliance services.

Jason is the manager of the office in Louisville, Kentucky and has been with OEC since 2011.

Jason has a degree from The University of Kansas. He lives in Louisville.

Questions and Topics

The impact of the pandemic and where we are now
The Chinese Lunar New Year and its effect on the supply chain
The negotiation with ILWU (Longshoreman and dock workers union)
What can importers do to face some of these issues?
Address the issues ahead for business owners and consumers
What services does OEC Group provide?

Business Leaders Radio is hosted by John Ray and produced virtually from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® in Alpharetta. The show can be found on all the major podcast apps and a full archive can be found here.