En Factor Podcast

Join us in this episode of The En Factor as we sit down with Tom Kehoe, a seasoned entrepreneur with an inspiring journey spanning nearly five decades. After graduating with a BS Degree in Biology/Chemistry from UT in 1976, Tom embarked on a career that led him from the football field to the forefront of digital publishing. Despite the unexpected shift from football to selling yearbooks with Taylor Publishing (now Balfour Publishing Company), Tom found his passion in servicing schools throughout New York City.

Now, with 48 years of experience under his belt, Tom is ready to disrupt the $800 million/year print yearbook industry with his latest venture, Idiom Publishing. Idiom is set to revolutionize the industry by introducing the first cloud-based, digital, interactive yearbook, paving the way for the print to digital migration. Join us as we delve into Tom's journey, his vision for Idiom Publishing, and the impact of digital innovation on traditional industries.

Welcome to the En Factor, conversations with entrepreneurs who started, stumbled and succeeded.  I’m Rebecca White, and this month, during the holidays, we are featuring organizations that make the world a better place through their acts of service to people and communities. Today welcome Xavier Oliver, Director of Programs at Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties. 

Welcome to the En Factor, conversations with entrepreneurs who started, stumbled and succeeded.  I’m Rebecca White, and this month, during the holidays, we are featuring organizations that make the world a better place through their acts of service to people and communities. Today I am pleased to welcome Ray Mohler and Wil White from Little St Nick back to the show. Welcome back, gentlemen. Thank you for joining me again on the En Factor!

 

Welcome to the En Factor, conversations with entrepreneurs who started, stumbled and succeeded.  I’m Rebecca White, and this month, during the holidays, we are featuring organizations that make the world a better place through their acts of service to people and communities.  Today I am pleased to welcome Tim Marks, the CEO and President of Metropolitan Ministries, to the show.

Today, we have a remarkable guest joining us, Joy Batra. She's a unique blend of corporate expertise and creative passion. Joy's journey from Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School to Bollywood and freelance consulting is an incredible story. She now focuses on blockchain compliance and is the author of "The Freelance Mindset." Join us as we explore Joy’s incredible journey and her insights into freelancing, pursuing your passions, and the balance between corporate and creative pursuits. 

My guest on today's episode of the En Factor is Akhil Seth. Akhil received his Masters of engineering science from the University of Oxford, where he captained the rowing team, led a sponsorship team for the Oxford Business Review, and rocked the freelance math tutoring scene. Akhil is currently the Head of the Open Talent Center of Excellence at UST, an IT services and consulting company. In this role, he's on a mission to revolutionize the gig economy by delivering lightning-fast and cost-effective talent solutions for freelancers. He's an open talent enthusiast, with a passion for redesigning work. Listen into our conversation as we explore Akhil's insights on the impact and role of technology freelance work in companies of all types and sizes. 

My guest on today’s episode of The En Factor is Matthew Mottola, Co-founder and CEO of The Human Cloud. Matthew’s personal mission of revolutionizing the freelance economy was inspired by his own experience when he found himself working on a project by project basis rather than as a more traditional company employee.  His book by the same name as his company, "The Human Cloud" is an international sensation, revealing how top leaders are reshaping work with freelancers and AI. Matthew is also a trailblazer as a venture partner in VITALIZE Venture Capital, providing advising and access to funds for freelance companies.. Join us as we dive into Matthew's exciting entrepreneurial journey on The En Factor!

Welcome to another episode of The En Factor! I’m Rebecca White and today, I am excited talk with former guest, Cory Hymel, a technology enthusiast shaping the future of work and decentralized economies. When I decided to use this podcast as a platform to learn more about the future of workforce and the role of an entrepreneurial mindset, Cory immediately came to mind.

Today Cory is VP of Product & Research at Gigster, where he focuses on innovating the future of work by enabling scalable access to the human cloud. He is also the Head of Academic Partnerships, collaborating with prestigious institutions such as Stanford and Berkeley to lead research into the dynamics of distributed teams at scale.  

Prior to these roles, Cory's passion for blockchain technology led him to serve as the Director of Blockchain, overseeing various aspects of blockchain adoption, including NFTs, cryptocurrencies, and enterprise applications. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Cory's expertise spans across a wide range of cutting-edge technologies, positioning him as a leading figure in the field.

I’m so excited to dive deep into Cory's insights on building a decentralized future, leveraging the human cloud, and the transformative power of emerging technologies. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of technology and its impact on the future of work.

 

In this captivating miniseries, we'll peel back the layers of the gig economy, uncovering its history, exploring its various platforms, and diving into the stories and experiences of gig workers from all walks of life. From the early days when college graduates flooded the job market in search of stability, to the modern era where gig work has become a way of life for millions, we'll trace the fascinating evolution of this ever-growing phenomenon.

Sandy Yawn is best known as Captain Sandy. Sandy is a renowned superyacht captain with over 30 years of international maritime experience. In addition to being an established and respected captain, she is also the series lead on Bravo’s hit show, Below Deck Mediterranean. Sandy is one of only a handful of female leaders in her industry and is paving the way for women in the boating space. Throughout her life, Sandy has displayed incredible resilience and excellence as she became a female role model and rose to the top of her industry.

Key Words - Leadership, women in leadership, maritime industry, resilience, brand building