Jeff Williams gives an overview of the entrepreneurial landscape for people over 50, as well as considerations for those who want to start their own business.

Lori Ann Fox, government relations and regional attorney at CT Corporation, details why it is vital for new businesses to establish a formal entity. 

Karen Kerrigan, CEO of the Small Business Entrepreneurship Council, discusses the regulatory compliance landscape for small businesses, as well as best practices.

Shawn McFadden and Greg Corombos discuss critical issues related to construction businesses including choosing a business entity, risk mitigation, and hiring.

Palbir Nijjar, who turned around a struggling pizza restaurant in California, shares his personal story on what it takes to be a successful restaurant owner.

Elise Mitchell, Founder and CEO of the Mitchell Communications Group and Dentsu Aegis Public Relations Network, discusses the rise of her PR firm from just an idea to a top 10 global PR agency.

Ed Harrington, CEO of Ideas To Go and co-author of “Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward”, explains how to overcome inherent bias in order to tap into greater innovation and performance. He explains that we can be our own worst enemy when it comes to thinking openly, and strategies to counteract this. 

Ed McLaughlin, author of The Purpose is Profit, explains why simply following your entrepreneurial passion is not enough to guarantee success. McLaughlin shares his own business successes and failures and outlines his "commandments" that can guide small business owners to profitability.

Kindly Care founder Igor Lebovic discusses how his business provides a high-tech way for people to screen and hire caregivers for their elderly or infirm loved ones. Lebovic tells us the personal inspiration for the business, how it works, and the emotional and financial relief it can provide.

Peter Sheahan, author of "Matter," explains how your business can move beyond traditional competition.