The Small Business Horsepower Podcast www.smallbusinesshorsepower.com

Paul Marinaccio transitioned forty years ago from the corporate world to building and operating a small business. Paul has run personal computer assembly, computer repair, software tech support and even a stint as a stain glass designer and supplier under the banner of Strategic Global Services (1985-Present ). Previously Paul spent ten years as  President of LM Ericsson Telecom Inc

 

Nayana, with degree is in Journalism and Creative Writing, has published four books, both fiction and non fiction. Tarik, whose first degree was in Fine Arts from Pratt Institute, is also a successful sculptor. He brings his understanding of form and structure to create kinetic sculptures in stone and metal. Their company’s work has been published in magazines and newspapers around the world, and has received many design awards and distinctions.

Randy Ralston is a sales manager at the Fortune 100 company for the last 25+ years and is an Adjunct Professor teaching business strategy at two Twin Cities universities. Randy’s belief is that the success of a large business is in many ways compatible with the success of smaller businesses.  Success for larger companies comes from helping smaller customers to save money, improve productivity, and ultimately improve profit and value that makes both companies successful.

 

Eddie Dean wears many hats, as the CEO and founder of RPM Presents (now DEG Presents), managing director of Pacha Macau, and president and CEO of the recently closed Pacha New York. Dean has organized countless events for hundreds of thousands of music fans worldwide.

Catch my first podcast with Paul “Downtown” Brown. Paul is one of the top technical sales person I have ever met. He has been successful working for a Fortune 500 company selling aerospace, marine, safety and automotive products. He has a great instinct for business and is a fantastic drummer, racquetball player, golfer and is crazy for the Green Bay Packers.