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Hosted by 1370 WSPD (WSPD-AM) · business · EN · 14 episodes
A Heart For Business is a locally produced podcast from the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio. Each episode will focus on a local business along with including information on the latest BBB alerts about telephone and e-mail scams. Take a deep dive into your local small business proprietors the real engine behind the local economy. Hosts: Lane Montz President/CEO of BBB of Northwest/West Central Ohio and Southeast Michigan. and WSPD's Fred LeFebvre.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA Heart For Business is a business podcast hosted by 1370 WSPD (WSPD-AM), with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
1370 WSPD (WSPD-AM) hosts A Heart For Business, a business show with 14 episodes published.
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A Heart For Business
This week Lane and Fred spend time with Clayton Birney of Arista Home Care Solutions and in our second half Lori Mitchell Dixon of Great Lakes Marketing Research here in Toledo. Both talk about their journeys from working for other people to making the decision to own their own businesses.
A Heart For Business
In this week's episode Lane and Fred speak with Jamie Wietrzykowski of 4 Guys And A Roof, and Bob Kazmierczak of AAA Club Alliance about what their local companies are all about and how they became small business operator/owners.
A Heart For Business
In this Episode Fred and Lane talks to the acclaimed violinist Virgil Lupu of Forte Music School the area's largest private music school serving over 900 students in the area, Forte Music School has been recognized for its excellence, receiving awards such as the BBB Torch Awards 2023, Toledo Parents Family Favorites and Best of Thumbtack.<br />In the Second Half John Bellomy of Erie Home Improvement talks about his passion for construction and hands-on building. Expanding his business not only focusing on roofing but also siding, and small remodeling jobs. <br /><br />Forte Music School <br /><br />Erie Home Improvement
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In this Episode Jeremy Dulebohn of Dulebohn Dog Training talks about his journey in training dogs and how his expertise in working with police officers and their dogs in search and rescue, and narcotics and bomb detection led him to use those same foundational abilities that dogs have in using their noses to apply to dogs to being trained for children with elopement tendencies and epilepsy. In the second half Matt Nichols and Doug of Great Lakes Home Remodeling talks about how they got into remodeling, personal experiences that led to founding Great Lakes Home Remodeling and what drew them t...
A Heart For Business
In this Episode Fred and Lane speak with Jeff Simpsom of The Simpsom Law Office talks about his journey to become an attorney and his experience in criminal defense and family law in Northwest Ohio. For our second guest we had Bill Wourms and Tony Wourms of Technical Roofing they talk about the origin of their business and how they got into the roofing industry. <br /><br />The Simpson Law Office <br /><br />Technical Roofing <br /><br />
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