Archive for the ‘Guests’ Category

Affiliate Summit West Tricycle Charity Race

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

Way back in January, I had the pleasure of making a complete and total fool of myself, riding a tricycle (among other things) for charity at the Affiliate Summit.  The 2Newbies, Brian Williams and Marc Levin, sponsored me in the event.

Brian and Marc are on a mission to help new internet marketers make money easy online and have released some really fantastic, not to mention, FREE video training material.  Brian and Marc are cool guys, so check them out  at www.fuelingaffiliatewealth.com.  When you’re done there, take a minute to visit them at 2Newbies too.

But, before you go, check out a little video action from that tricycle race.  Just don’t hurt yourself when you end up ROTFL . . .

I’ll be sharing more about the Affiliate Summit and affiliate marketing, so check back to learn more about the masters of affiliate marketing.

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Share Your Inspiration and Win!

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

Today, I’m honored to be a featured Luminary at InspireMeToday.com, a website that provides daily inspiration to people around the world.  As you might remember, I interviewed Inspire Me Today founder, Gail Goodwin earlier this year, and I was thrilled when she wanted to include me on her site.

To hear my interview over at Inspire Me Today, you need to be a member, but Gail has been kind enough to give me nine year long memberships to share with my friends and listeners.  To enter for your chance to win one of these memberships, all you need to do is leave a comment telling us about a person who inspires you.  For a second entry, tweet this contest, with a link to this post, and leave a separate comment letting me know you did it.

The contest will close on Friday Sunday, January 4th at 5pm MST.  Winners will be chosen at random and announced as soon as possible.  Please make sure we have a way to get in touch with you if you win!

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Desmond Tutu Nobel Prize Winner Speaking on Inspiration

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

Last night I had the pleasure of meeting Desmond Tutu, the Anglican Arch Bishop, Nobel laureate, and famous anti-apartheid activist.  The Arch Bishop was speaking at the Insight Speaker Series, hosted by Elizabeth Weiland, whom we previously have interviewed on Startup Story Radio.

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper opened the event by describing the rough and impoverished childhood that Desmond Tutu endured as a young black child in South Africa.

Desmond Tutu and Rob McNealy

Desmond Tutu spoke about how the entire would is connected and that no man is “self-made” but is rather made by others.  He also spoke about how as a boy he was inspired by the first black American baseball players.

It was an amazing event, and I am thankful that I was invited.  I would also recommend that if you in Denver, that you check out the rest of the series.  It will be well work the time and money.

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Competing Against Foreign Manufacturing with Richard Elkus Author of Winner Takes All

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

In this Podcast Episode

Rob McNealy interviews Richard Elkus, author of Winner Take All, about competing with foreign manufacturing and globalization.

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Richard Elkus’ Bio

Winner Take AllRichard J. Elkus Jr. has been Chief Executive or on the Board of Directors of over fifteen different high-technology companies during his career, as well as board member of the University of California President’s Board on Science and Innovation, Scripps Research Institute, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the Economic Strategy Institute, the American Electronics Association, and many other organizations. He helped lead the introduction of several of the most widely used innovations in consumer electronics.

In Winner Take All: How Competitiveness Shapes the Fate of Nations (Basic Books; July 14, 2008) Silicon Valley business leader Richard J. Elkus Jr. chronicles how America got on the wrong track and how we can change the course of America’s global competitiveness before it’s too late.

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Podcasting, Religion & Politics with Cameron Reilly of The Podcast Network

Friday, July 4th, 2008

In this Podcast Episode

Rob McNealy interviews Cameron Reilly, Owner and CEO of The Podcast Network, and host of numerous podcasts, including the very first Australian podcast, “G’Day World.”

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Cameron Reilly’s Bio

Cameron ReillyCameron Reilly is the Owner and CEO of The Podcast Network (TPN), the world’s first podcasting business. TPN is one of the largest independent media companies in Australia with over 500,000 monthly listeners. He is the host of the podcast “G’Day World”, as well as an eclectic mix of other podcasts on TPN, covering topics like Napoleon Bonaparte, philosophy and people who shaped human history.

Reilly entered into the internet/e-business industry as a consultant in 1995, and he’s worked for major companies like Microsoft and OzEmail. He was named one of the “40 Biggest Players in Australia’s Digital Age” by B&T Magazine, and The Podcast Network was named one of the Top 100 “Companies that matter most in the digital content industry“ by EContent Magazine.

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