The Entrepreneurs' Guild Podcast

The Entrepreneurs' Guild podcasts consist mainly of interviews with successful entrepreneurs who share their stories about their inspirations to become a business owner, their challenges and struggles in the beginning, their unique learning experiences, and the things they discovered along the way that has led to their success. The programs are designed to encourage and inspire business owners, regardless of where they are in their entrepreneurial journey.

The Entrepreneurs' Guild Podcast is a business 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.

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  The Entrepreneurs' Guild EP 286: With Dan Curran

  Aug 18, 202623 min

  Dan is a serial entrepreneur, documentarian, and soon-to-be author. He's spent his career helping people tell their story. Now, as Co-Founder of Chapters , he's building a home for industry experts, scientists, and founders to capture, protect, and monetize their Intellectual Property. At Chapters , the book is only the beginning. Dan is a former chapter president of EO (Entrepreneur Organization) and the American Advertising Federation.

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  The Entrepreneurs' Guild EP 285: With Cynthia Mann

  Aug 11, 202621 min

  Cynthia is the founder and creative director of Sunhouse Craft, a Berea, Kentucky-based artisan manufacturing company dedicated to preserving traditional craft while building a modern American home goods brand. An experienced fabricator and entrepreneur, she believes business can be a powerful tool for strengthening communities, creating meaningful work, and rebuilding regional supply chains. Before founding Sunhouse Craft, Cynthia spent more than a decade in collaborative design and fabrication, including launching a furniture line, workshop program, and workforce training initiative at Chicago's Rebuilding Exchange. Today, she leads a growing team producing handcrafted brooms, wooden wares, and traditional Appalachian goods that are sold through hundreds of retailers across North America. Sunhouse Craft has been featured in publications including Architectural Digest, Southern Living, Country Living, and Fast Company. Cynthia is a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program and is currently leading a revival of Kentucky's historic white oak basket-making tradition through a new apprenticeship and production initiative.

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  The Entrepreneurs' Guild EP 284: With Wendy Poirier

  Aug 4, 202624 min

  Wendy is the founder of Meticulous Matters, a very interesting bookkeeping and accounting services company. Established in 2007, Wendy and her team provide remote, after-the-fact, monthly bookkeeping services to for-profit businesses primarily in service industries. Her business model is to provide monthly, remote, after-the-fact bookkeeping services … which means they are not managing a client's cash, A/P, or A/R. They complete the books and reconcile on a monthly basis, ask necessary questions, and send clean year-end reports and supporting backup to the client's CPA. Their mission is to provide this year-end package so that CPA's have no questions.

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  The Entrepreneurs' Guild EP 283: With Mary Moody McLean

  Jul 28, 202624 min

  Mary is a historian, nonprofit professional, and humanitarian living in the suburbs of Washington, DC. After earning a bachelor's in political science and a master's in history, she founded The Connection Commission, a disability-led nonprofit helping disabled people move their work out of "project purgatory" and into the world. Mary built the organization around a problem entrepreneurs know too well: passion and talent are not enough when the system demands more money, energy, paperwork, and risk than a person can safely absorb. Through caseworker-guided support, practical funding, and a participant-led project structure, The Connection Commission creates safe passage from idea to completed work for disabled entrepreneurs and creatives."

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  The Entrepreneurs' Guild EP 282: With April Chappell & Dave Hiltz

  Jul 21, 202621 min

  April and Dave are co-founders of MicroOffice Solutions, a micro-office and business services facility in Casper, Wyoming. Before entrepreneurship, April spent 17 years as a practicing veterinarian, while Dave brings 35 years of carpentry and construction experience to the business. The Canadian couple moved to Nicaragua, where they built and managed vacation rental properties and experimented with various other ventures. After being personally rejected by banks and payment processors over having only a virtual business address, they built MicroOffice Solutions to give entrepreneurs banking-credible physical addresses and real workspace. Today MOS serves clients ranging from local Wyoming businesses to international founders launching companies in the U.S.

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