Crown Council Mentor of the Month

Crown Council Mentor of the Month with Steven J. Anderson. The key to magic advice from mentors...ASK! In order to copy the genius of others, we need to get in front of them first. We know that if we want to be the best, then we need to learn from the people making it happen in a big way. This Crown Council Mentor of the Month library contains interviews with those who are making a difference and advice on how we can copy their genius!The Crown Council is an international association of leading dental teams dedicated to seeking out the sharing ”best practices” in order to improve the quality of care in every area of dentist. Crown Council teams are dedicated to a high standard of patient service, clinical care and practice organization in order to deliver the best in the industry to their patients. The Crown Council attacks the best-of-the-best in dentistry because of the philosophy of vision, mentoring and doing good. For more information on the Crown Council log onto www.crownco

Crown Council Mentor of the Month is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Crown Council Mentor of the Month, a arts show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #113

  Building a High‑End Cosmetic Practice with Dr. Paul Koch

  Jul 27, 20261h 8m

  In this Mentor of the Month episode, Crown Council founder Steve sits down with Birmingham cosmetic and implant dentist Dr. Paul Koch to explore nearly four decades of lessons in life, leadership, and esthetic dentistry. Dr. Koch shares his journey from a childhood calling to dentistry, through early career setbacks, divorce, financial strain, and even a plane crash in his backyard, to ultimately building a high‑end, judgment‑free, spa‑like practice from scratch in Birmingham, Alabama. Along the way he honors the mentors who shaped him (Pete Dawson, Bill Strupp, David Hornbrook, Carl Misch, and Walter Haley), unpacks his practice “non‑negotiables” like quality over volume and never showing up unprepared, and explains how culture, systems, and authentic communication transform both teams and patients. If you’re looking for real‑world inspiration on how to build a values‑driven, esthetically focused practice while staying true to your family and your faith, this conversation with Dr. Koch is a must‑listen.

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  Episode #112

  Mentor of the Month: Jenergy - Turning Setbacks into Strengths

  Jun 23, 202655 minS0

  If you would also like to build the new page here is a paragraph to describe the podcast: In this inspiring conversation with Dr. Jen Derse, hosted by Stuart and Steve Anderson, listeners get a candid look at how a small-town Wisconsin kid, “band geek,” and self-proclaimed “Jenergy” machine built a thriving career in cosmetic dentistry—and then had to reinvent herself when she could no longer practice clinically. Jen shares practical, immediately usable insights on leadership, culture, and case acceptance: how to bring patients into collaborative treatment planning, motivate teams through tiny gains and big celebrations, empower staff to design the...

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  Episode #112

  Mentor of the Month: Jenergy - Turning Setbacks into Strengths

  Jun 23, 202655 min

  If you would also like to build the new page here is a paragraph to describe the podcast: In this inspiring conversation with Dr. Jen Derse, hosted by Stuart and Steve Anderson, listeners get a candid look at how a small-town Wisconsin kid, “band geek,” and self-proclaimed “Jenergy” machine built a thriving career in cosmetic dentistry—and then had to reinvent herself when she could no longer practice clinically. Jen shares practical, immediately usable insights on leadership, culture, and case acceptance: how to bring patients into collaborative treatment planning, motivate teams through tiny gains and big celebrations, empower staff to design the systems they use, and weave “doing good” (like humanitarian trips and Smiles for Life) into the fabric of a practice so it builds trust and loyalty. Dentists and teams will walk away with a renewed vision of what it means to be a maker, not a taker, fresh language to communicate more clearly and compassionately, and concrete ideas to strengthen their practice culture, patient relationships, and personal resilience. A few highlights worth mentioning: Founder and former Chief Clinical Director of Espire Dental, helping grow it into a large multi-location organization. Nationally and internationally recognized speaker, educator, mentor, and consultant. Mentor at the Kois Center and educator for dentists around the world. Graduate of Marquette University School of Dentistry with advanced leadership training through Harvard Business School Online, McKinsey Leadership Academy, and The Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center. Founder of the Espiration Foundation, providing care and support to underserved populations in the Dominican Republic and Guatemala. Recently transitioned from full-time executive leadership to focus on what she loves most: mentoring, coaching, consulting, and teaching.

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  Episode #111

  Designing a Culture of Purpose: Leadership Lessons from Dr. Saam Zarabi

  May 20, 20261h 1mS0

  <p>In this Mentor of the Month conversation, Dr. Saam “Dr. Z” Zarabi shares how he went from a disrupted childhood, an early failed internet startup, and a four‑week nightmare first job to co‑founding Rodeo Dental, a fast‑growing, purpose‑driven group practice serving mostly underserved and Medicaid families. He talks about the mentors and mastermind groups that shaped him, the origin of Rodeo’s “Disneyland‑level” patient experience, building and motivating a 1,000‑person culture, and why doing good in the community is central to long‑term success. Packed with real stories, hard‑won lessons, and practical insights on leadership, partnership...

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  Episode #110

  "Living Well: How Dr. Michelle Jorgensen is Changing Dentistry and Health"

  Sep 16, 202549 minS0

  <p>In this inspiring episode, Dr. Michelle Jorgensen shares her remarkable journey from traditional dentistry to pioneering health-based dental care after a personal battle with mercury poisoning. Discover how her experience transformed her practice, led to the development of safer dental protocols, and inspired her to educate both patients and professionals about the vital connection between oral and overall health. Dr. Jorgensen discusses her book, “Living Well with Dr. Michelle,” and the innovative courses she offers to help dental teams provide holistic, patient-centered care. Tune in to learn how adversity sparked a movement that’s changing the face of dentistry.</p>

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