Episode 72: John Quigley, Director of Global Technology Development, Visteon

John discusses the role of innovation and the entrepreneurial spirit in a corporate setting, and emphasizes the value of mentors to college students.

Episode 71: Dr. Stuart Miller M.D., Brevard Rehabilitation Medicine, Physiatrist

In this podcast, Stuart discusses how he, throughout his life, has always followed his passion, whether that be moving to Florida to enjoy the sun, producing movies, or becoming a physiatrist and starting up rehab centers.

Episode 70: Michael and Gwendolyn Anello, Anello Consulting, Inc., Principals

Michael and Gwendolyn focus on creating more time rather than making more money so that they can create an ideal work-life balance.

Episode 69: Jim Harper, Eli Lilly, Retired Group Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer

Jim talks about the opportunities and challenges in biotech drawing from his extensive experience, and also offers some advice for entrepreneurs and students interested in the industry.

Episode 68: Lynda Weatherman, President and CEO, Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast

Lynda gives an example of business development at Florida’s Space Coast through expanding assembly work beyond operations, and also discusses making the most of challenges such as the recent economy.

Episode 67: George Baumer, Principal, Health Network International, Inc.

George discusses the necessity and challenges involved in doing business internationally, and his personal experiences of creative problem solving.

Episode 66: Rick McNeight, Co-Founder, Paravant Computer Systems, Inc.

Rick discusses the importance of cash flow in starting up a business, and shares an inspiring story about a time when the answer to his problem was “not in the back of the book.”

Episode 65: Carol Craig, CEO and CFO, Craig Technologies

Carol describes how embracing both entrepreneurship and engineering led to her company’s success, and discusses the implications of being a woman in these industries.

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