Hosted by Randy Gerber · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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Designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, this podcast delivers actionable insights, inspiring stories, and expert advice to help you navigate the challenges of building and growing a business. The Founder Ride is a rollercoaster of emotions that an entrepreneur goes through whether you're just starting out or scaling to new heights, each episode equips you with the tools and motivation to succeed.
Randy Gerber hosts The Founder Ride, a business show with 46 episodes published.
In this episode of The Founder Ride , Randy sits down with Alex Johnson, founder of Mixt Solutions, to discuss what it really takes to build a business around solving meaningful problems. Alex shares the story behind Mix
Entrepreneurship isn't just a career path, it's a culture. It's a world that celebrates ambition, resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of growth. In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy explores the cult
Every founder feels it, the pressure to hit this month’s numbers, solve today’s problems, and respond to the latest challenge demanding attention. But the businesses that endure aren't built on short-term reactions. They
What if getting dressed was about more than just clothes? In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy sits down with Elizabeth Bean Smith, founder of Wardrobe Therapy, to explore the powerful connection between personal s
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy explores the difference between intentional growth and growth for growth’s sake. As entrepreneurs, it’s easy to get caught up in chasing bigger revenue numbers, larger teams, or
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy explores one of the biggest challenges founders face as they grow: scaling the business without lowering the standard. From culture and leadership to customer experience and ope
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy sits down with Brad Parish, CEO of archall architects, to talk about what it takes to lead and grow a business in a field where vision and execution must work hand in hand. Brad
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy dives into the evolution every entrepreneur faces as they grow, not just in business, but as a leader. What works in the early days, hustle, control, and doing it all, eventuall
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy sits down with Lindsay Fork, founder of Luxe Brands, to talk about what it really takes to build a standout brand in a highly emotional, high-expectation industry. Lindsay share
Founders are wired to chase what’s next, but too often, that comes at the cost of what matters most. In this episode, Randy unpacks the real impact of ignoring personal milestones along the way—missed birthdays, delayed
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy Gerber explores a question many founders eventually face but rarely talk about: What happens when growth isn’t the goal anymore? After years of chasing bigger revenue, more hire
In crowded markets, great products aren’t enough. The founders who truly stand out understand that competitive differentiation starts with clarity, about who they are, who they serve, and the story only they can tell. In
Artificial intelligence is everywhere, headlines, boardrooms, investor decks. But for founders, the real question isn’t “Is AI important?” It’s “How should I actually think about it?” In this episode of The Founder Ride,
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy sits down with David P. Meyer, founder of Meyer Wilson Werning and one of the country’s most respected financial fraud attorneys. With more than 25 years of experience, David ha
Entrepreneurship isn’t just a test of strategy and skill, it’s a test of stamina. In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy explores why energy management, not time management, is often the real differentiator between f
Selling your business doesn’t start when a buyer shows up, it starts years earlier, often before you realize you’re “building toward an exit.” In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy breaks down how to begin planning
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy Gerber explores the under appreciated role of the Chief Operating Officer, the steady force behind a company’s day-to-day success. While founders may be the visionaries, COOs ar
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy Gerber breaks down two of the most misunderstood financial concepts in business — profit and revenue. Many founders focus on top-line growth, but true sustainability comes from
Great leadership isn’t about proving you’re right, it’s about building something that lasts. In this episode, Randy discusses the importance of setting ego aside to make space for collaboration, innovation, and growth. I
In this episode of The Founder Ride, Randy explores what it means to remain calm and centered when your team feels divided. He shares practical ways to lead with presence, restore clarity, and rebuild trust, even when te
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The Founder Ride is hosted by Randy Gerber. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 46 episodes.
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