Small Business As Usual
WOWRadioCT Jim Bzdyra May 12
WOWRadioCT Jim Bzdyra May 12 by Community Economic Development Fund

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Hosted by Community Economic Development Fund · business · EN · 56 episodes
A series about the art of operating small enterprises and the issues faced by the owners.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSmall Business As Usual is hosted by Community Economic Development Fund. The show has published 56 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "WOWRadioCT Jim Bzdyra May 12" (15 May 2026, 18 minutes), "Deep Dive -- How & Why Successful Nonprofits Borrow Money" (5 March 2026, 22 minutes), and "Deep Dive -- Starting Your New Business Right" (13 August 2025, 14 minutes).
Small Business As Usual publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 56 episodes.
Booking probability for Small Business As Usual is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Small Business As Usual requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Small Business As Usual's contact route on record: verified email.
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Community Economic Development Fund hosts Small Business As Usual, a business show with 56 episodes published.
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Small Business As Usual
WOWRadioCT Jim Bzdyra May 12 by Community Economic Development Fund

Small Business As Usual
Find out why nonprofits with $500K+ recurring revenue can and should use debt capital from CDFIs (like CEDF) to bridge funding gaps and manage operational needs. Learn how to break down the "business first" mindset...

Small Business As Usual
Making a successful start of a new business requires not only creativity and hustle but a certain discipline to do things the right way. Compliance with regulatory expectations can trip up a new business owner who...

Small Business As Usual
Thanks to our free enterprise system, it’s still relatively easy to accumulate at least a small amount of capital to launch a venture. And whether it’s called a “side hustle,” “part time gig” or small business, it’s...

Small Business As Usual
Learn how small businesses typically get funded, and the seven most important concepts to have locked down to know you are prepared to take an entrepreneurial journey. Google’s Notebook LM is the tool we used to voice...

Small Business As Usual
This podcast episode is based on CEDF’s Ready for Business Success course and applies to borrowing from a bank or a community lender. Enrolling in the free course on the CEDF website at CEDF.com/inquiry will provide you...

Small Business As Usual
Get a checklist for your understanding of what a community lender or even a bank is looking for as it evaluates applications. Preparation of your business is the key to success on your first try.

Small Business As Usual
There are many different sources for borrowed small business capital. But the terms can be very different and the net costs to the borrower can vary enormously. Be careful and be sure you understand how the products...

Small Business As Usual
Nonprofit community lender organizations, just like banks and credit unions, provide responsible, affordable small business lending. Learn the reasons why some applicants stumble and how to prepare for success.

Small Business As Usual
Nonprofit community lender organizations, just like banks and credit unions, provide responsible, affordable small business lending. Learn the important factors to consider when you prepare to apply.

Small Business As Usual
Learn about CEDF's approach to financial competence to help small business owners.
Small Business As Usual
Some people appear to be born entrepreneurs. Others seem to end up owning businesses having never contemplated that career. But is that the same as being an entrepreneur?
Small Business As Usual
What do you do when you lose 85% of your business? Stephen Richmond of Painting with a Twist in Hartford describes his approach.
Small Business As Usual
Karen Hinds of Workplace Success Group explains why small business owners need to be engaged with diversity, inclusion and equity and how it can improve their success.
Small Business As Usual
What makes some entrepreneurs better suited for the most emotionally challenging part of business ownership -- uncertainty? Dr. Len Wysocki has insights into the skills required.
Small Business As Usual
Michael Cervellino of Belle Academy had figured out how to deal with COVID-19 long before the pandemic hit through charity events and old fashioned public relations.
Small Business As Usual
As a small business owner, it’s likely you’ll have to deal with change on a daily basis. Ralph Mesite shares how he prepared for facing COVID-19 in a way that few others had the opportunity.
Small Business As Usual
Episode 20-2: Employee personal problems. Organizational development consultant and author Bruce Tulgan explains you can be be humane, thoughtful and take the right approach to dealing with employees who bring personal...
Small Business As Usual
Lots of people are attracted to owning their own businesses. But not everyone stops to make a truly informed assessment of whether it’s right for them. Mary Kay Della Camera, advisor for the Connecticut Small Business...
Small Business As Usual
We've all heard stories about how the challenges of small business ownership cause personal crises. In contrast, Jennifer Acuna, owner of Loafing Around, LLC explains the profound difference that starting a business...
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