What Makes a Good Deal? Part 1

What Makes a Good Deal? Part 1

Everyone has heard the expression "that was a good deal" and/or "that was a bad deal."  What exactly makes a "good" or "bad" business deal?  In this series, Bryan explores this important question in some detail, and then reaches some rather unexpected conclusions.  Our guest for this series is Ryan Miske, Esq., a highly experienced Mergers and Aquisition (M&A) attorney.  Ryan is a senior partner at the law firm of Faegre, Drinker, Biddle, and Reath, LLP (an AM law 50 firm) and during his career has been involved in many different "good" and "bad" deals.  Please join us for this interesting and often humorous discussion.

Lessons Learned from Becoming an Entrepreneur -- Part 2

In this episode, Bryan continues his discussion with his guest, Dr. James McCullagh ("Jimmy"), about the lessons he learned from becoming an entrepreneur later in life.  Jimmy's journey as an electrical engineer through private industry, the halls of academia, and, finally, as a newly minted business owner offer many important lessons and insights for other aspiring entrepreneurs.  Please joins us for this informative episode!

Lessons Learned from Becoming an Entrepreneur -- Part 1

In this episode, Bryan and his guest, Dr. James McCullagh ("Jimmy") discuss the many lessons learned when one becomes an entrepreneur, especially when a person becomes an entrepreneur later in life.   Starting and owning a business is often a wild, fun, and difficult ride; Bryan and Jimmy honestly discuss all the challenges and rewards of working entirely for yourself.

The Truth About a Career in Engineering

In this episode, Bryan and his guest discuss what people have not been told about careers in Engineering or other STEM (Science Technology Enginering, Math) fields.  His guest is in this episode is Dr. James McCullagh, a highly experienced and educated engineer who has worked in large corporations, academia, and now as an entrepreneur.  Dr. McCullagh shares his valuable insights with Bryan's Business World and offers some honest and cautionary advice for those individuals seeking to pursue a career in engineering or other STEM fields.