Largie at Large Podcasts

It starts simply enough; a programmer sells some code he developed to make his task automated and less mundane--and a serial entrepreneur and self-professed programming geek is born.

A scientist, a programmer and an entrepreneur, Mr. Ford found his first of four technology companies in 1988 and still leads the product & market innovation efforts for Cognitive Data (a company he sold to Merkle).

This interview is oozing with passion and energy. Give a listen and let Mr. Ford energize and motivate you to want more from your life and career.

Mr. Dessel's mission: entice US catalogers to expand their businesses into Germany and Japan.  Listen as he details the history and capabilities of Deutsche Post, how Germany's post office dealt with the reduction in volume and why mailing in Germany could make cents (pardon the pun) for your business.

VP of Marketing for her family's business, Glenda Lehman Ervin discusses how everything that is old becomes new again at Lehman's and how they leverage technology to market products that require no electricity.

Listen as this engaging and very smart woman discusses Lehman's customers, the questions the curious ask and what "4 quadrants" mean to her daily success and happiness.

Meet David Landsberger.  Entrepreneur, restaurateur and President of Bel-Art Products, which was founded by his parents, Kurt and Anny Landsberger. As in the movie, "The Graduate", the word is "plastics".

Listen and learn how the creation of an apron changed the Landsberger family forever.

In this month's edition, I am pleased to interview NEMOA President and Garnet Hill CEO, Russ Gaitskill.

Driven, curious, tenacious, reflective, skeptical and inquiring, Margot Murphy Moore motivates you to whip off your blinders and embrace your strengths.

This motivated and dynamic woman has sliced-and-diced her way through the marketing world; from launching new divisions for LL Bean, moving into an agency and other opportunities, she comes full-circle and realizes she is a cataloger at heart.

The owner of Carolina Rustica, talks about his global pilgrimage while at a crossroads in his career that eventually leads to a successful e-tailing furniture business and shares his Rule of Life.