This week on the Professionals of the Inland Empire, PIE Podcast, Claremont-based international business attorney John Tulac is joined by Upland accountant Steve Ralls, CPA, and corporate advisor Steven Kim, author of Focus on What Matters. The trio discusses the typical business owner’s dream, to build an enterprise that thrives …
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On this episode of Professionals of the Inland Empire (PIE), host John Tulac talks about production evolution and extemporaneous communication, by using “The Beatles” as an example. During their early television exposure, including iconic appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, The Beatles captured global attention sporting unconventional haircuts and distinct …
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On this episode of Professionals of the Inland Empire (PIE), host John Tulac sat down with legendary freelance copywriter Robert “Bob” Bly for a wide-ranging conversation spanning over four decades of marketing mastery, the evergreen psychology of consumer behavior, and the hidden cognitive dangers of the generative artificial intelligence boom. …
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On this week’s episode of “Professionals of the Inland Empire,” also known as PIE, host John Tulac talks with Economist Jay Prag about Macroeconomic Dynamics, Energy Geopolitics, and Structural Economic Shifts. Current inflationary pressures differ fundamentally from traditional, money-driven inflation resulting from excessive Federal Reserve money creation. Traditional monetary inflation …
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On this week’s episode of “Professionals in Enterprise,” also known as PIE, our host John Tulac talks about Local Governance, Political Analytics, and Civic Engagement for Business Leaders. This show focuses on government policy, political developments, administrative decisions, and community issues impacting business operations. It addresses infrastructure developments, regulatory challenges, …
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This week on Professionals of the Inland Empire (PIE), host John Tulac is joined by Jim Gitney, the founder and C-suite leader of Group 50 Consulting. The majority of strategic plans created by corporations fail to achieve their intended goals due to improper strategic execution. Strategic execution failure occurs because …
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