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Welcome to the Channel 2.0 Podcast, where we explore the modern technology distribution model and the trends shaping the channel ecosystem. Hosted by Kameron Olsen, each episode features dynamic conversations with industry leaders, sharing actionable insights, success stories, and strategies for growth. Whether you’re a supplier, TSD, MSP, or Trusted Advisor, this podcast offers the tools and inspiration to thrive in the ever-evolving channel landscape. Tune in to elevate your business and lead the way in Channel 2.0.
Unknown Host hosts Channel 2.0 Podcast, a general show with 28 episodes published.
Madison Beedy has sat in every seat in the channel. End user, technology advisor, supplier, and now TSD. That full-circle view is exactly why this conversation hits. Recorded live from Channel Partners 2026 in Las Vegas,
Most companies are building AI wrong. Ryan Harrelson knows why. Recorded live from Channel Partners 2026 in Las Vegas. Kameron sits down with Ryan Harrelson, founder of SimpliMeta and a 15-year AI veteran who waited unti
Private equity is reshaping the channel, and most channel managers, TA owners, and consultancy founders are operating without a real playbook. Chuck Serapilio joins Kameron Olsen with 27 years of channel experience, a fo
Recorded live at Channel Partners 2026 in Las Vegas. Kameron sits down with Michael Agri, founder of North Atlantic Consultants and a 16.5-year Technology Advisor who built his business from scratch in the Boston area. M
Most AI implementations fail before they start. Brian Friedopfer knows why. Recorded live from Channel Partners 2026 in Las Vegas, this episode of Channel 2.0 sits down with Brian Friedopfer, now leading partner strategy
On this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, Kameron sits down with two channel veterans, Andrew Bond (Trinity Network Solutions) and Shane Speakman (Adaptive Advisors). With over 20 years of combined experience, they dis
On this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, Kameron sits down with Meggan Fenton, Senior Director of Supplier Management at Telarus. With over 12 years in the channel, Meggan pulls back the curtain on exactly what it tak
On this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, Kameron sits down with James Anderson, a veteran journalist who has spent 10 years covering the channel's evolution from "Phone Plus" to the modern TSD landscape. James offers
On this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, host Kameron Olsen sits down with Kelly Danziger, the force behind the largest independent event in the industry, the Channel Partners Conference & Expo. Kelly shares the histo
Host Kameron Olsen sits down with Alexis of John Alexander Consulting to map the channel’s evolution from relationship selling to rigorous, process-driven advisory. They unpack how formal scopes and proactive legal terms
In this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, host Kameron Olsen sits down with Jay Dixon of Criteria Consulting to explore the evolving relationship between MSPs, VARs, and the TSD community. Together, they unpack how the
In this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, we sit down with John Coulter, VP of Sales at Five Star Call Centers, to explore the growing role of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) in the channel. John shares his journey
Retail manager turned channel powerhouse Catherine Boyce joins host Kameron Olsen to unpack her 15-year journey from mini master agent to founding her own Trusted Advisor firm Boyce & Data all while raising twins. They d
The Channel 2.0 Podcast pulls three of the sharpest Dads in the channel around one mic and let the stories fly. What followed is equal parts dad-joke therapy, gut-check wisdom, and playbook for anyone trying to build a b
Ready to future proof your channel in 57 minutes flat? In this episode, AI strategist Jason Lowe sits down with me to unpack why yesterday’s per-seat pricing model is “the horse and buggy of customer experience” and how
What happens when you mix neurodivergence, business psychology, and channel strategy? You get Eleanor Thompson, founder of Branchworks, a partnership architect, and someone who quite literally sees what others miss. In t
Private equity is transforming the channel, but how well do we really understand how these firms operate and make decisions? In this episode of The Channel 2.0 Podcast, we sit down with Drew Meyers, Partner at Seaport Ca
Fatherhood changes everything: your priorities, your perspective, and how you approach work. In this special Dad Edition of The Channel 2.0 Podcast, we sit down with Kevin Zimmerman, Vincent DiCicco, and Justin Marano, t
Looking for a Channel Career? Visit our Channel Career Job board here. If you've been impacted by recent layoffs or are struggling to find top talent, this latest episode of The Channel 2.0 Podcast is packed with expert
In this episode of the Channel 2.0 Podcast, we sit down with Roger Blom, CEO of Caliber Holdings, to discuss his decades-long journey in the channel and how he's redefining the game with innovative platforms like XCV and
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