Starting and running a business or managing one isn’t for the faint of heart. You’re balancing internal and external forces in a continually changing landscape. This is where Cadence Bank’s In Good Companies comes in. We share our wealth of knowledge–and insights from noted industry experts–to guide you through the forces shaping business today. It’s hosted by Patrick Pacheco, an EVP and President of Cadence Asset Management and Trust, who has more than 25 years’ experience and is a self-proclaimed lifelong learner. He leads discussions with business owners and subject matter experts about how they’re tackling business challenges like: ● What are ways to grow my business without growing my debt? ● How can I turn my data into meaningful information? ● Why is company culture more important than ever? It’s information you need, in one place, in under 30 minutes. More than 250,000 listeners tune in each week...
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 23 hours 43 minutes
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episode 1: In Good Companies is Back for Season 5!
We've only been gone for a few weeks, but at Cadence Bank, we miss our weekly dose of In Good Companies.
But! We’ve got some exciting news. We will soon return for our fifth season. So mark your calendars: fresh new episodes of In Good Companies are coming to your feed in March 2024...
episode 2: [Fan Favorite] Turning the Tables: Diversity in Board Governance with Anna Catalano
In Good Companies is springing back into action! Season 5 is out next week, and to warm up, we’re bringing back a favorite guest from seasons past: the fantastic Anna Catalano. Her episode is a lesson in ambition and professional development.
Over the last 20 years, Anna has perfected the art of board governance and sat on a dozen public boards. Fortune magazine named her one of the most powerful women in international business, which is no understatement...
episode 3: Fraud is Everyone’s Business: Cassi Chandler on Corporate Security and Intelligence
Welcome back to In Good Companies! This season, we’re connecting you with the hottest trends in business. So we start with a big question: in a fast digital world, how can we keep our companies safe and secure? In 2023, 40% of all US organizations experienced security violations; so what can we do to catch fraud at the door? Our guest Cassi Chandler has her idea.
Cassi has been in criminal intelligence for nearly four decades...
episode 4: Nobody Panic: Dos & Don’ts of Crisis Management, with Sydney Isaacs
In our world, it's not a question of if but when a crisis will strike. In 2023, 96% of businesses experienced emergencies, but only one in five companies were prepared to take action. So in today’s episode, we’re learning to expect the unexpected with the help of our guest: Sydney Isaacs.
Sydney is a Managing Director for H/Advisors Abernathy, a communications advisor with one of the leading crisis management firms in the U.S...
episode 4: It Runs in the Family: Expanding Business from Generation to Generation, with E.C. Malone Corporation
In 2023, 87% of companies in the U.S. were family-owned; across the labor market, they employ more than half of the population. So on this new episode of In Good Companies, we find out what it takes to grow your business as a family, and pass down craftsmanship from generation to generation. Who better to answer these questions than Cornell, Roman and Ryan Malone?
The Malones are a family united by their love for business...
episode 5: CEO of What? An Innovative Vision for Leadership with Jay B. Sauceda
Many corporate leaders share a capacity for reinvention, as proven by recent research by Deloitte. According to their 2024 CEO survey, 80% of CEOs can maintain vision and optimism, even when faced with global uncertainty. But what else makes a great CEO? In today’s episode, serial entrepreneur Jay B. Sauceda offers his own creative take on this question.
Jay B. is the founder of Western Willow LLC and host of the Texas Country Reporter...
episode 6: The Art of Standing Out: Finding your Business Niche with Robert Brawner
Great business often starts with a need that hasn’t been met. Whether you’re operating in an emerging field, or offering a new service within an established industry, a good niche holds unique potential for your company. Our guest Robert Brawner knows this from experience.
As an environmental consultant and the founder of One Consulting Group, Robert was carrying out health and safety assessments, digging out landfills, and removing asbestos before climate change was on everyone’s mind...
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