ENCLAVE: Live From Studio75

Craig B. Johnson, Elk Grove Village native owns oldest business in the Village, and serving for 22 years so far as his hometown’s Mayor. 

Timothy O. Schneider, serial entrepreneur operating several successful businesses in various fields, former Cook County Board Commisioner, and Chairman, Illinois Republican Party.

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Dr. George Vukotich, Ph.D. is the CEO and Founder of the Chicago Based FinTech hub, "FinTank". George is a go-to strategist, venture founder, board member, innovator, educator and author of, "Mentoring Startups" and he is passionate about helping individuals and organizations become more successful. Scott and George dig into all aspects of mentoring in their conversation titled, "Mentoring For All Ages". 

Arthur C. Nielsen III, M.D., Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, sits down to talk with us about conflict within intimate relationships. Though the direct aim of this conversation might be around couples, we draw parallels to business partners, inventors and other key players within an entrepreneurs life. Join Scott and Art as they explore, "Fighting Fair in Intimate Relationships".

 Globally esteemed ENCLAVE Co-Founder, David E Morrison, Jr., M.D., an organizational psychiatrist, is our featured guest for this episode. Dr. Morrison invites us to rethink narcissism as he talks about dealing with narcissists and some of the positives than can come from narcissism. Join Scott and Dr. Morrison in their conversation pertaining to, "The Challenge of Narcissism".

Wayne Montague is an innovation expert with over twenty years of experience leading product and service innovations with Fortune 500 firms and governments. In this episode Wayne talks about the thinking patterns and skills of disruptive innovators who change the course of entire industries. Join Scott and Wayne for this conversation, "What Makes Disruptive Innovators Different?".

Dr. Sridhar Ramamoorti is an associate professor of accounting at the University of Dayton. What makes Dr. Ramamoorti uniquely qualified to speak on fraud is his Ph.D. in Quantitative Psychology from the Ohio State University. In this episode, Dr. Ramamoorti speaks on finding fraud, what causes fraud, and how to deal with fraud in an organization. Join Scott, Dr. Ramamoorti and a special guest in this conversation, "Fraudsters Called Out".

John R. Dallas, Jr. is Founder CEO of Hillview Partners Network, an alliance of independent consultants, coaches, and professional speakers; individuals with expertise related to strategic alignment of people, money, technology, and other resources, as well as Co-Founder CEO of ENCLAVE for Entrepreneurs Foundation Inc. In this episode John talks about the psychological challenges entrepreneurs face when their ventures are in their early stages. John also brings light to the concept that most entrepreneurial education programs do not make aspiring entrepreneurs fully cognizant of the intellectual, physiological, emotional, social, physical, and financial demands that come with choosing to be among the "entrepreneurial precariat". Listen in as John and Scott "peel the orange" on the entrepreneurial precariat. 

Professor Robert Hughes served with distinction in the U.S. Army, most recently as the Chief of Force Management and Integration at the Department of the Army, Washington D.C. During his time in service, Colonel Hughes served as an advisor to the Army's most senior leaders on strategic issues requiring inter-organizational collaboration between the military services and other organizations within the Department of Defense.

 

For this episode Professor Hughes takes an army exercise designed to review the outcome of a planned event and teaches us how we can use it in the business world to gain a better understanding on how we are executing within our businesses. 

Owen R. Youngman is a professor and the Knight Chair in Digital Media Strategy at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. In addition to strategy, his courses in the graduate and undergraduate programs focus on innovation, media economics, technology, and the changing cultural and media landscape. Prior to his time at Northwestern he had a 37-year career at the Chicago Tribune that focused on new product development, innovation and interactive media. He created such Web sites as chicagotribune.com and metromix.com as the Tribune’s first director of interactive media.

 

In this episode Owen brings his thoughts journalism and innovation as it applies to entrepreneurs and their influencers and how we can navigate the precarity of innovation.

For entrepreneurs, fear is a friend. It's a gift! Fear is a resource. It's a motivator. Fear is a valuable member of your mind's response team. Fear is not to be ignored. ENCLAVE joins with Fred Harburg, Clinical Professor of Executive Education at Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University to talk about steering into fear and using it to motivate.

ENCLAVE for Entrepreneurs

Fred Harburg