Extra Innings

Listen in on a few of our favorite moments from the beginning of season 3! Haven't caught up yet? Check out all episodes here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jay-myers95

Emery Ellinger, CEO of Aberdeen Advisors joins Jay to discuss M&As and what it takes to sell a business in today's economy. From Jay's adage "Sell the business when it's ready, not when you're ready", the duo take off and discuss what it means to separate personal connections from the contract and more. This can't miss episode is perfect for all business owners looking for more intel on the mergers and acquisitions process from start to finish.

What is it like to leave the business world and the rat race of life? Jay and Karl Schieneman, former entrepreneur, discuss Karl's career path and journey to Brazil, where he lives as an ex-pat, and how he stays busy now.

To learn more about Jay Myers or his podcast guests, visit www.jaymyersceo.com.

Mike Bruns, Owner of Bruns Holdings is a powerhouse guest and for good reason. Not only does has he had an illustrious career, but he's used that success to give back to worthy causes in the community including, LeBonheur National Leadership Council, The Society of Entrepreneurs, Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare Board of Directors, Campbell Foundation Board Trustee and Youth Villages among others.

Listen in as Jay and longtime friend Ed Horrell discuss customer service and how to empower employees to be great. As founder of The Kindness Revolution, a business-led initiative teaching both companies and students the importance of respectful and engaging behavior, Ed has trained companies like FedEx, Verizon Wireless, and the United States Postal Service (just to name a few!) on the importance of human kindness in business. You won't want to miss this insightful episode of Extra Innings.

For more information on Jay Myers and his podcast, visit www.jaymyersceo.com.

In this episode of Extra Innings, hear from Ken Kimble, the Managing Director of Development for Youth Villages, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping emotionally and behaviorally troubled children and their families live successfully. Jay interviews Ken on his career journey and how his experience through Boy Scouts of America and his family roots in Memphis brought him to Youth Villages, and the lessons he gleaned along the way.

To learn more about Jay Myers or his podcast guests, visit www.jaymyersceo.com.

Listen in as Jay interviews longtime friend and former FedEx Managing Director Madan Birla. Madan has successfully coached businesses and educated many on the power of unleashing creativity. Madan's three books have been renowned internationally with his second book, titled FedEx Delivers: How the World’s Leading Shipping Company Keeps Innovating and Outperforming the Competition, having been translated into Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai and more.

To learn more about Jay Myers or his podcast guests, visit www.jaymyersceo.com.

Jay sits down with Lydia Rosencrants, Dean for the School of Business at Memphis-based CBU to discuss the pressure that kids face while attending college in today's world, her own journey to university leadership, and balancing career and family. 

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In the 4th episode of season 3, Jay interviews Austin Baker, President of HRO partners. Austin and Jay discuss the challenges of HR in today's work climate, how important mentorship is for business and more. 

To learn more about Jay Myers, or to book him for speaking engagements, visit www.jaymyersceo.com.

Rounding out another successful podcast season, Jay is joined by Pearson Crutcher, Executive Director of the Society of Entrepreneurs, for the final episode of season 2. Throughout this podcast, Jay and Pearson discuss the value of personal connections with employees, the importance of mentorship, and the benefits of networking.

In this episode, Jay speaks with Jacob Savage, President of Speak Creative, to discuss how his digital marketing agency stays ahead of the trends, predicts growth for their clients, and the principles in business that have led to more than 20 years of growth for the company.

In episode 22, Jay speaks with Tucker Stine, CEO of Tucker Stine Brand Architects and TEDx Speaker Trainer. Throughout this podcast, they discuss the importance of investing in yourself, the power of storytelling, and tips on how to become a better public speaker through the three c's: clarity, confidence, and creating community. 

In this episode, Jay is joined by fellow SCORE mentor and South East Regional Vice President, Catherine Walton. Throughout this podcast, Catherine and Jay discuss tips on how to create a profitable business, the importance of having a mentor, and the various benefits of the SCORE volunteer program. 

Ira joins the Extra Innings podcast family to talk about his experience in tech, how it's helped the modern entrepreneur and his own journey in business. Jay and Ira discuss what businesses have learned leveraging tech as an essential need of their business over the last few years, what's next in tech (spoiler: whiteboards and markers), and how companies will continue to evolve their tech in the coming years.

In this lively episode of Extra Innings, Jay speak with Leigh Mansberg about the importance of teaching children of all ages about business and entrepreneurship, and the impact that it can have on the world. Leigh also discusses her own journey in business and how Junior Achievement is working to help the spirit of entrepreneurship thrive in her local community.

Join Jay and his special guest, Julie Brander, an entrepreneur and SCORE Memphis Mentor, as they discuss both their personal and entrepreneurial journeys, the benefits and challenges of owning a business, and how to immerse yourself in what you love. 

In this episode, Jay speaks with his dear friend, David Hancock, the founder and CEO of Morgan James Publishing. Throughout this podcast, Jay and David discuss guerilla marketing, the benefits of becoming an author, and tips for new authors who are just starting out. We also hear about what separates Morgan James Publishing, the 'unconventional traditional publisher,' from other publishing firms, including the benefits of embracing technology instead of working against it.

Join Jay as he discusses social entrepreneurship with Dr. Patrick Murphy, Goodrich Endowed Chair of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Jay and Patrick discuss how it's possible to do good while doing well, and how to innovate and grow from challenges that can feel like failure in the moment.

Jay welcomes his wife Maureen Myers to the Extra Innings Podcast to share her perspectives on supporting the journey of an entrepreneur, and what it was like behind-the-scenes of Jay's career. Moderated by producer Kindra Svendsen, this is a unique look into how entrepreneurship impacts the entire family unit.

Listen as Jay interviews Jim Leyritz, former MLB catcher, and passionate professional speaker about his journey through his baseball career, and how the business of baseball led him to become a mission-driven fundraiser for several charities. Jim and Jay also discuss roadblocks and decisions that led Jim into his passions and work today.

Jay Myers talked to Evelyn Starr about her journey into consulting, helping brands make it through their "what's next" phase after initial success. Evelyn also recounts the moves she made in her career that felt risky but yielded big results.

Longtime friends Jay Myers and Rob Carter, Chief Information Officer at FedEx, discuss the personal journeys that created turning points in their career, the leadership that has guided their path in business, and the people-focused mantras that guide them in their day-to-day.

Randy Thorne, Vice President of Growth Initiatives for CBIZ, talks to Jay about his journey in business, helping other businesses maximize their potential, and bridging the gap from small business to big mindset. Randy and Jay discuss the power of mentorship and the effect it can have on empowering business decisions, from mergers and acquisitions, to operations and growth.

In Episode 4, Jay talked to Chicago-based Domenic Rinaldi of Sun Acquisitions about his own journey in business, preparing for the future of your business now, and how to prepare for a merger or acquisition.

Jay sits down with Carolyn Hardy to talk about her upbringing, her mentors, her mindset, and the impact it had on her life and the work she does today.

Listen in as Jay talks to Dr. Scott Morris, CEO of Church Health, located in Memphis, TN. Jay and Dr. Morris recall the early days of beginning Church Health, how it's evolved during the pandemic, and of course, their mutual love for all things baseball.

Join Jay as he speaks with Duncan Williams, Inc. CEO and President Duncan Williams about taking over a family business, and his journey in business.

Jay Myers is an entrepreneur, author, and former CEO of ISI, Incorporated. After selling his company in 2018, Jay began looking back at his career and the journey he traveled on his road to entrepreneurship. In Extra Innings, you’ll Join Jay as he talks with industry leaders about their own journeys in business, entrepreneurship, and the lessons learned along the way.