The Regis Touch: The Man Behind the Growth of Apple, Microsoft and Silicon Valley Returns to TAE!
More than just the answer to a popular tech trivia question (“Who designed the Apple logo?”), Regis McKenna’s brilliant marketing strategies were a driving force behind the startup and development of many of the shining stars of the Silicon Valley landscape. (Apple, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Intel, AOL, to name a few). Tabbed by a San Jose newspaper as one of the 100 men who make Silicon Valley what it is today, McKenna’s strategies and ideas are STILL implemented to this day, and much like technology itself, have evolved to meet the changing needs of today’s tech startup. Regis talks with “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris about how companies should market themselves in today’s environment, and throws in a couple of “war stories” about how it was done back in the day.
Also on the show:
Dave Wilke (Wilke and Associates CPA) – Could the government FINALLY be getting the new tax laws right?
Mike Fox (Strassburger, McKenna, Gutnick and Gefsky) – Your business faces risk every day. How do you keep your family OUT of harm’s way?
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Ron’s Rant: The Super Bowl, “The King’s Speech”, and The Purpose of Twitter
“The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris rants about his thoughts on the Super Bowl as a metaphor for business, as well as his thought’s on the Oscar-nominated film “The King’s Speech”, and his questions about the overall purpose and usefulness of Twitter.
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“Ask the Accountant”: Keeping Your Corporate Behaviour in Line “Minute By Minute”
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As part of his “Ask the Accountant” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with Dave Wilke of Wilke and Associates CPA about the proper method to compile corporate annual minutes for a company, and what could possibly happen if those minutes aren’t accurately kept.
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“Legal Briefs”: Keeping Your Family Safe From Business Risk
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As part of his “Legal Briefs” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, attorney Mike Fox of Strassburger, McKenna, Gutnick and Gefsky talks with “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris about the ways that you can keep your family and personal life at bay from the potential risks you can incur while running a business.
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We Hear About Sports Injuries All the Time, But What Do They Feel Like to the NON-Athlete?
“The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with Dr. John Tucker of Tucker Orthopedics about the actual injuries that are keeping Maurkice Pouncey and Aaron Smith on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ sideline on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Open Talk: What Can Pro and College Athletic Coaches Teach Us About Business?
“The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris engages in open talk with American Entrepreneur Radio listeners, discussing everything from business lessons we can learn from pro and college sports coaches to new ideas about monetizing American Entrepreneur Radio.
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The Early Days of Apple, As Told By Somebody Who Was There…..
“The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with tech marketing icon Regis McKenna about the early days of Apple, Regis’ first hand thoughts and observations on Apple CEO/founder Steve Jobs, and Regis’ philosophy on how much a company should staff and rely on young personnel as opposed to industry veterans.
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“Business and Health” With Dr. Will Clower of Mediterranean Wellness - 2/5/11
American Entrepreneur Radio presents “Business and Health” with Dr. Will Clower of Mediterranean Wellness, as Dr. Clower discusses the health and wellness trends making headlines, and how these trends affect the bottom lines of companies throughout the country.
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