Dave Walens / Exploring, Inc.Dave Walens is President of Exploring, Inc., the parent company of several unique, trailblazing Atlanta-based companies supporting the event, tradeshow, experiential, entertainment and flooring industries. (more…)
Eric Farber / Pacific Workers’ Compensation Law CenterEric Farber is the CEO & Chief Legal Officer of Farber & Company and founder of Pacific Workers’ Compensation Law Center. Eric grew up in Toronto, Canada, and Phoenix, Arizona. He graduated from Arizona State University and Golden Gate University School of Law. (more…)
Join us for the second episode in our Fireside Chat series! We bring on a couple of previous local guests as well as a welcome newcomer out of San Francisco, H. Joseph Ehrmann, as we continue to discuss how you can sustain your business or even grow your business during this tough time in our world’s history. (more…)
The Shrimp Tank Hosts & Mark SchmidtJoin us for a very special episode of the Shrimp Tank in a series called “Fireside Chats.” In this series, we’ll be getting all of the Shrimp Tank hosts from across the country together, as well as a few special guests along the way, as we talk about how we can come together as business owners and help each other in the midst of this COVID-19 epidemic. (more…)
Farah Allen / The LabzFarah Allen is an accomplished tech leader with over 16 years of experience in the Software Development industries. Allen currently is the CEO & founder of ‘The Labz’: The Labz is a secure and trackable collaboration and rights management platform for creative content. The Labz is backed by blockchain technology and currently has one of the largest databases of blockchain music ownership metadata. (more…)
Derek Griffin / SpeartekDerek Griffin is the President of Speartek, a technology firm that focuses on B2B Ecommerce website development. B2B stands for business to business and is a common term for wholesale businesses or product companies that sell through a distribution network. Derek was one of the founders of Speartek back in 2000, right as the dotcom bubble was about to take a turn for the worse. (more…)