Author: Jerome Knyszewski

Dennis Consorte began his digital marketing career in the early 2000s after successfully selling his first ecommerce business. In 2010, he founded Consorte Marketing, a full-service digital marketing agency catering to start-ups and small businesses. However, after several years of acquiring numerous clients through lead generation and agency partnerships, Dennis experienced burnout in 2015, leading him to temporarily shut down the company. Two years later, he revived it with renewed purpose and focus.Today, Dennis runs several mission-driven marketing enterprises, including Brand Boba, which specializes in publicity and branding, and Luminary Tiger, a book publishing company. He is also the author…

Entrepreneurship comes with a lot of challenges, and if you want to succeed in the business world, you will have to overcome obstacles and challenges along the road. In this interview series, we spoke with a number of business owners and leaders about the unexpected challenges they encounter and how they overcome them. INTERVIEW HOST Hello, my name is Jerome Knyszewski, I’ll be the host of your interview today. I am the CEO of HeavyShift. My specialties are online reputation marketing and SEO. Looking forward to reading your insightful answers and publishing your featured interview. Table of Contents The question…

You might be sitting there right now wondering how you’re going to get your concept off the ground. In order to succeed in any business, you will confront problems that will either motivate you to keep going or cause you to quit up. We spoke with 17 entrepreneurs from Asia and Australia about the greatest unexpected business challenges they have experienced and how they overcame them. INTERVIEW HOST Hello, my name is Jerome Knyszewski, I’ll be the host of your interview today. I am the CEO of HeavyShift. My specialties are online reputation marketing and SEO. Looking forward to…

As a result of the outbreak, many businesses were forced to pivot and adjust to changing market conditions. Some were able to make the necessary adjustments, while others were forced to shut down. We spoke with 20 business owners and leaders to learn how they made changes to their companies and all the challenges they encountered during the pandemic. We’ll also go over some strategies you can use to overcome any obstacles that come your way. INTERVIEW HOST Hello, my name is Jerome Knyszewski, I’ll be the host of your interview today. I am the CEO of HeavyShift. My…

Many businesses struggled throughout the epidemic, and while some were forced to close their doors permanently, others were able to effectively traverse these turbulent times by pivoting their product and service offerings to adapt and grow. Many business owners had to take a radical new approach, figuring out how to fast adjust in order to confront the pandemic’s issues head-on. In this interview series, we spoke with 26 business owners and executives from all over the world to see how some of the country’s most successful entrepreneurs and leaders overcome challenges during the pandemic. INTERVIEW HOST Hello, my name is…

Follow us on LinkedinSuccess is a process, not an event. To do any great task, you must first begin from somewhere. This could be the start of a new idea, a new road, a new approach, or a new business. In our everyday life, we frequently end up focusing on achieving what others consider to be a success rather than returning to our original goal or purpose. In this interview series, we spoke with a variety of entrepreneurs and leaders from around the world to learn how some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs and leaders faced adversity and succeeded.…

Scott Williams is the CEO of Batteries Plus, which he joined in January 2019. For over 25 years “in retail and e-commerce,” Scott Williams has proven herself to be a “highly accomplished executive.” Batteries Plus chose Scott Williams as CEO because of his “perfect combination of experience, expertise and vision.” Before Batteries Plus, Scott Williams “held a number of positions at Cabela’s,” which include being the “President of Cabela’s Inc., Executive Vice President, and Chief Commercial Officer.” For 6 years at Cabela’s, Scott Williams has delivered significant achievements. He has improved “retail operations,” revamped “marketing, as well as many others.”…

Madeline Pratt is the founder and CEO of Fearless Foundry. With Fearless Foundry, Madeline Pratt has started a “creative consultancy that supports ambitious humans in building branding” and “marketing strategies.” Likewise, Madeline Pratt helps clients build “business development strategies that allow them to make a meaningful impact in the world.” Throughout her career, Madeline Pratt has become an “outspoken force for promoting equity, collaboration, and community in business.” Madeline Pratt also “spends her time working with clients, creating content, and growing her team.” Before starting her business, Madeline Pratt has “always felt compelled by the inequities in the world.” She…

Neil Robbins is the founder and leader of Silverbean, a “global leader in the affiliate and partnership marketing space, with offices in the UK, US and Australia.” Likewise, Neil Robbins is also the founder of his “agencies’ parent company, N21 Group, in 2002.” He “values a positive culture where people are supported and helped to grow with the company.” Neil Robbins began his career as an entrepreneur “after a few internet sales jobs.” Then he “found myself working at a startup digital marketing agency.” The guy who ran the agency also taught Neil Robbins “everything about how to not run…

Luca Gualco was born in Genoa, Italy. He is a former “professional water polo player.” Upon his retirement, Luca Gualco finished his doctorate in economics and started a career in banking. In his new career, Luca Gualco started “developing financial loan opportunities to help people cope with their financial burdens.” Then he decided to go to the next level. In 2005, Luca Gualco started Ferrari Financial Services, “developing financial instruments tailored to Ferrari’s client base.” Later, Fiat Chrysler acquired the company. Five years later, Luca Gualco left Ferrari to earn his MBA at Stanford University. He also taught economics there.…