Next Generation Visionaries podcast focuses on family businesses. We will be talking to visionaries from all career paths finding out why they decided to either following in their families foot steps and carry on the business or if they decided to create their own path for their next generations.
Next Generation Visionaries
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Next Generation Visionaries podcast focuses on family businesses. We will be talking to visionaries from all career paths finding out why they decided to either following in their families foot steps and carry on the business or if they decided to create their own path for their next generations.
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May 28, 2020
Eric and Dolf Kahle: Father and Son Partner of Visual Marking Systems
<p>Tune in as we talk to the father and son team of Visual Marking Systems Dolf and Eric Kahle. VMS is a print provider that supplies high quality product Identification solutions for equipment manufacturers and public transit authorities as well as fleet vehicle wraps, nameplates and Decals for use on products in industrial, medical, agricultural, retail and consumable applications just to name a few.</p> <p>VMS was started by Dolf Kahle and his father, it is now ran by Dolf and his son Eric Kahle. On this episode they are sharing some very insightful information including how they built a business that has continued to thrive for close to 40 years. As well as tips on how to successfully scale a business, how Eric grew his passion in the family business and so much more. You do not want to miss this great conversation. </p>
May 21, 2020
Elizabeth Rees 3rd Generation Visionary and Founder of Chasing Paper
<p>Elizabeth is a 3rd Generation Visionary who branched out and started her own uber successful wallpaper company called Chasing Paper. Tune in as we discuss being a 3rd Generation Visionary, what methods have been most effective in builder her business, favorite motivational quotes and how to maintain a good work life balance. Shop Chasing Papers beautiful removable wallpaper designs online at www.chasingpaper.com</p> <p><strong>Elizabeth Rees is the founder of Chasing Paper, a stylish, removable wallpaper company. As third generation in her family’s printing company, she grew up learning the ins and outs of ink, paper and patterns. With the belief that printing is not only a family tradition, but also a craft, Elizabeth carved out her own path in paper by developing a line of innovative, design-conscious removable wallpaper.</strong></p> <p><strong>Elizabeth cultivated her entrepreneurial spirit over the past ten years of work, study and travel. Moving several times during this period also created an excitement to decorate and make each new space she lived in her own. After countless conversations with serial-movers, stylish mamas, renters who feel like anything but, DIYers and, of course, commitment-phobes, the idea for Chasing Paper began to take form and Elizabeth formally launched the company in March 2013.</strong></p> <p><strong>With the philosophy that design is for everyone, Chasing Paper offers customers an affordable, fun way to transform spaces of all sizes. Wallpaper is an extraordinary way to transform an environment, and removable wallpaper removes that fear of commitment many people have. Available in a wide variety of colors and patterns, Chasing Paper’s easy “peel-and-stick” application makes it the perfect solution for any interior project. Manufactured in the United States (Milwaukee, WI), Chasing Paper is printed on a high-quality removable fabric, backed with a low tack adhesive and sold in panels measuring 2 feet by 4 feet. The brand also offers wall stickers and growth charts for a youthful, fun décor for your wall.</strong></p> <p><strong>In late 2017, the brand launched a collection of thoughtfully curated and affordable oversized grand format prints called Print Shop. Partnering with a select group of artists, such as Elizabeth Olwen and Emma Darvick among others, Chasing Paper created a cool and effortless collection of prints that will feel perfectly at home in any space you choose. From a dose of inspiration above your desk to a greeting at your entryway, these prints will inspire the everyday emotions – from calm to joy – and style of your life.</strong></p> <p><strong>Today, Chasing Paper has collaborated with numerous designers, artists and brands, including ban.do, Lisa Congdon, Molly Hatch, Rebecca Atwood, Soludos, Ashley Goldberg, Nickelodeon and many more. The brand is sold at retailers including West Elm and Urban Outfitters.</strong></p> <p><strong>Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Indiana University and a Master of Arts from the American University of Paris. Prior to launching Chasing Paper, Elizabeth worked at the National Geographic Society. The company is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where Elizabeth resides with her husband, daughter Uma and golden doodle Lucy.</strong></p>
May 14, 2020
Scott Snider: Exit Planning Institute CEPA
<p>Linkedin: Scott Snider</p> <p>Scott Snider is the Vice President of the Exit Planning Institute (EPI) and the Operating Partner of Snider Premier Growth, a small family investment company. At EPI, Scott is responsible for the strategic direction of the organization along with overseeing the company’s operations and chapter development. Since joining EPI, Scott has expanded the organization regionally, nationally, and globally, providing a transformational educational experience to advisors from all specialties across the globe. He leads his EPI Global team from the Cleveland headquarters office.</p> <p>Scott Snider is a nationally recognized industry leader, growth specialist, and lifetime entrepreneur. Two of Snider’s biggest talents: market penetration and rapid growth strategies. In fact, Snider launched his first business at the age of 17, which he grew exponentially, winning accounts from larger competition, and establishing notoriety in his local marketplace. At 24, he sold to a strategic buyer (his first “exit”) and joined forces with Chris Snider’s private exit planning and M&A firm, Aspire Management, who at the time, was looking to dominate Northeast Ohio’s exit planning space. Within one year, Scott took Aspire from an unknown start up to one of the most influential boutique advisory firms in Cleveland, citing over 13 publication pickups, a full client book, and a COI network that included every specialty from across the exit planning ecosystem. With their passion for business strategy and serving owners and advisors alike, Snider and Snider purchased the Exit Planning Institute (EPI), introduced the Value Acceleration Methodology, wrote an award-winning book, and effectively increased the business size by 10x. Scott Snider thrives on helping advisors learn how to educate clients, achieve market distinction, and deliver real results.</p> <p>In 2018, Snider released his first book, Fishing for Value: A Short Story of Succession Planning, Business Growth, and Exit, which is a case study eBook that helps owners and advisors tackle the common problems that arise when an entrepreneur recognizes that transition is approaching on the horizon. This book was released and utilized at the 2018 Exit Planning Summit in Nashville and is now available on Amazon Kindle.</p>
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