Ed Harrington, CEO of Ideas To Go and co-author of “Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward”, explains how to overcome inherent bias in order to tap into greater innovation and performance. He explains that we can be our own worst enemy when it comes to thinking openly, and strategies to counteract this. 

Ed McLaughlin, author of The Purpose is Profit, explains why simply following your entrepreneurial passion is not enough to guarantee success. McLaughlin shares his own business successes and failures and outlines his "commandments" that can guide small business owners to profitability.

Kindly Care founder Igor Lebovic discusses how his business provides a high-tech way for people to screen and hire caregivers for their elderly or infirm loved ones. Lebovic tells us the personal inspiration for the business, how it works, and the emotional and financial relief it can provide.

Peter Sheahan, author of "Matter," explains how your business can move beyond traditional competition.

What Customers Crave author Nicholas J. Webb tells us why creating a great customer experience requires much more these days than being kind and knowledgeable and providing good service.

Sell With A Story author Paul Smith tells us why using stories resonates with potential customers so much more than just just facts and figures. Smith explains how to tell a story, how much of that ability is natural, and why you need to get customers to tell their stories too.

Anthony Iannarino, author of The Only Sales Guide You'll Ever Need, shares his story of moving from hair band rocker to sales expert. He explains why honesty in sales is always the best policy and how the words you use leaves a lasting impression on a customer.

Wicked Strategies author John Camillus explains how the traditional methods of problem solving aren't good enough for the existential threats facing businesses today. He also provides advice on how to arrive at a solution in the midst of a crisis and offers examples of how companies not only survived major challenges, but found ways to use them to their advantage.

Prof. Samuel Bacharach, author of The Agenda Mover explains how to translate good business ideas and plans into a vision that everyone can get behind. Bacharach tells us the best ways to win over skeptical colleagues and how turning dreams into an agenda is vital no matter the size of the business.

Millennium Packaging President John Tyrrell describes Fill Air Flow, his company's new air pillow product that helps small businesses send packages at a lower cost and with less environmental impact than using packing peanuts. Tyrrell recounts how the product was developed and shares why the machine producing the pillows now costs far less than previous models.