Business Infrastructure - Curing Back Office Blues
Business:Entrepreneurship
Tasked with creating something that does good for the world, nine 10th and 11th graders conceived the HydroHat. It’s a wearable technology designed to reduce heat-related stress and injuries. Though rejected by MIT for a $10k development grant, they forged ahead and formed a company called SenseHydro. In this episode, these young inventors/entrepreneurs give a live demo of their process from ideation to prototype design and patent protection. Listen, watch, and be inspired! https://businessinfrastructure.tv/, Ep. 128.
101: Creating a Learning Culture to Enhance Operations with Jay Hassell
100: Podcasting with Purpose featuring Jared Easley
099: Pivoting Operations During a Pandemic with Marshall Freeman
098: Producing a Hit TV Show with Janice Jensen
097: Operating Like the Fortune 500 with Jon Reid
096: Using Customer Intelligence to Improve Operations with Adam Hayes
095: Finding the Right Model to Improve Operations with Elzie Flenard
094: Retooling Operations for Customer Success with David Ellin
093: Supporting People in Charge of Operations with Marvell Allen
092: Preparing for the Unexpected in Daily Operations with Joseph Powell
091: Debunking COO Myths with Maria Jones
090: Rebounding After Disaster Strikes with Alicia Butler Pierre
089: Understanding the Value of COOs with Bill Shepard
088: Partnering for Profit with Keith L. Scott
087: Growing Past Bootstrapping with Chitra Lele
086: Selecting Business Partners with Jason Duncan
085: Scaling Back Before Scaling Up with Dr. Terica Pearson
084: Niching to Scale with Meredith Moore
083: Downsizing & Rebuilding a Team with Mike Moll
082: Scaling with SEO with Don Sevcik
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