An Inside Look at Steve Jobs With Friend and Colleague Regis McKenna
With this week’s news of the resignation of Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple, The American Entrepreneur radio host, Ron Morris, talked with tech marketing icon Regis McKenna. A man who knows Steve well and was instrumental in the design of the apple logo and the initial marketing strategies that helped propel Apple to what it is today. In addition to discussing Steve’s tenure at Apple and his legacy in the world of business and technology, Regis spoke about a more personal side of Steve including his family, how he met his wife, and how he truly lived by the bromide of living everyday as if it were your last.
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The Business of Health: Is Farm-Raised Salmon Safe?:
When it comes to choosing a healthy fish to consume for your dinner, salmon is one of the most popular choices in the country. But recently, many nutritionists and environmentalists have told consumers, “buyer beware”, especially when it comes to farm-raised salmon, as they have less of the benefits, and more of the problems, than their free-range counterparts. This warning has many customers checking their labels, as over 60% of all fish consumed in the U.S. is farm-raised. As part of “The Business of Health” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, Dr. Will Clower of Mediterranean Wellness talks about the safety of farm-raised salmon, and what you need to know next time you are about to purchase or consume any fish product.
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Ron’s Rant: To Catch a Dirigible
The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, rants about his most recent Insider’s Report column, “To Catch a Dirigible”, in which he relates a tale of a young marketing professional going above and beyond the call of duty to impress a potential client, and, by extension, his boss.
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“Ask the Accountant”: Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft
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As part of the “Ask the Accountant” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, Tony Snyder of Wilke and Associates CPA talks with The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris about the dangers of identity theft, the most common forms it takes in the marketplace, and how to protect yourself from those who want to take hold of your personal and financial information.
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OPEN TALK: Swing For the Fences
Continuing the story he featured in his latest Insider’s Report column, The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, discusses the importance of not being afraid to “swing for the fences” when it comes to creating new ideas for your company.
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Gone in Six Years: The Story of Seagate in Pittsburgh
In 2002, Seagate, a prominent California-based software firm, set up an office in Pittsburgh, one of many firms destined to make the City a beacon for tech development for decades to come. Just six years later, Seagate closed down its Pittsburgh office. What happened? The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, talks with Greg Gavin, an early state employee of the Pittsburgh office, about Seagate’s arrival into Pittsburgh, and what led to its departure from the region.
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OPEN TALK: Forty Years Later, Does “Question Authority!” Still Apply?
As part of an “open talk” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, talks about the role the the police and other authority figures play in current American society, and whether or not they are beneficial or detrimental than society as a whole.
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An Inside Look at Steve Jobs With Friend and Colleague Regis McKenna
With this week’s news of the resignation of Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple, The American Entrepreneur radio host, Ron Morris, talked with tech marketing icon Regis McKenna. A man who knows Steve well and was instrumental in the design of the apple logo and the initial marketing strategies that helped propel Apple to what it is today. In addition to discussing Steve’s tenure at Apple and his legacy in the world of business and technology, Regis spoke about a more personal side of Steve including his family, how he met his wife, and how he truly lived by the bromide of living everyday as if it were your last.
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“The Business of Health”: Is Farm-Raised Salmon Safe?
When it comes to choosing a healthy fish to consume for your dinner, salmon is one of the most popular choices in the country. But recently, many nutritionists and environmentalists have told consumers, “buyer beware”, especially when it comes to farm-raised salmon, as they have less of the benefits, and more of the problems, than their free-range counterparts. This warning has many customers checking their labels, as over 60% of all fish consumed in the U.S. is farm-raised. As part of “The Business of Health” segment on American Entrepreneur Radio, Dr. Will Clower of Mediterranean Wellness talks about the safety of farm-raised salmon, and what you need to know next time you are about to purchase or consume any fish product. Plus, Dr. Clower talks with dance guru Tina Ferrari about the importance of dance to an everyday exercise routine.
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