Jay Elliot's guest appearances

Jay Elliot

Knowledge For Men

Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Holistic Survival Show - Economic Crisis

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The Mentors Radio Show

Discover Legally Popular Titles Full Audiobooks in Bios & Memoirs and Business Leaders

Penguin Audio

Executive Growth

Family Portraits

Whitney Johnson

David Smith

Rich Karlgaard

Nancy Duarte

Chris Smith

Michelle Williams

Safi Bahcall

Horst Schulze

Carmine Gallo

Liz Wiseman

Marshall Goldsmith

Carol Fishman Cohen

Dan Heath

Roger Crawford

Chester Elton

OwlTail

Steve Job

In today's episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with Jay Elliot, Apple guru Steve Job's great mentor and friend. Jay is a person of exceptional integrity and good character—as are all our guests. It is evident in all he does and has done—as an author, a serial entrepreneur, former Apple Executive Vice-President, and in his more than 40 years of operations experience with such corporate giants as IBM, Intel and Apple. Jay Elliot is the founder and CEO of TigoHealth, Inc., a medical apps software company empowering patients with mobile access to care, services and health data. Years ago, Jay, an experienced operating executive from Intel at the time, met Steve Jobs in the reception area of a restaurant. At the time, Jobs needed someone with extensive operating experience. The result of their conversation that day led to a lifelong friendship and collaboration. Within weeks, Steve hired Jay to join Apple and serve as his right-hand man, which eventually segued into serving as a lifelong mentor and friend for many more years, until Jobs’ death in 2011. Find Show Notes here and listen to the podcast below or on ANY podcast platform here.

In today's episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with Jay Elliot, Apple guru Steve Job's great mentor and friend. Jay is a person of exceptional integrity and good character—as are all our guests. It is evident in all he does and has done—as an author, a serial entrepreneur, former Apple Executive Vice-President, and in his more than 40 years of operations experience with such corporate giants as IBM, Intel and Apple. Jay Elliot is the founder and CEO of TigoHealth, Inc., a medical apps software company empowering patients with mobile access to care, services and health data. <br>Years ago, Jay, an experienced operating executive from Intel at the time, met Steve Jobs in the reception area of a restaurant. At the time, Jobs needed someone with extensive operating experience. The result of their conversation that day led to a lifelong friendship and collaboration. Within weeks, Steve hired Jay to join Apple and serve as his right-hand man, which eventually segued into serving as a lifelong mentor and friend for many more years, until Jobs’ death in 2011. Find Show Notes here and listen to the podcast below or on ANY podcast platform here.

The Mentors Radio talks with Jay Elliot, Apple co-founder Steve Job’s great mentor and friend

Today, Host Tom Loarie talks with guest mentor Jay Elliot, a man of exceptional integrity and good character—as are all our guests--and an author, serial entrepreneur and former Apple Executive Vice-President. Jay has more than 40 years operations experience with such corporate giants as IBM, Intel and Apple. Today, Jay is the Founder and CEO of TigoHealth, Inc., a medical apps software company empowering patients with mobile access to care, services and health data.  As if that weren't interesting enough, years ago Jay, an experienced operating executive from Intel, met Steve Jobs in the reception area of a restaurant. At the time, Steve needed someone with extensive operating experience and he struck up a conversation with Jay… one that would lead to a lifelong friendship and collaboration. Within weeks, Steve hired Jay to join Apple and serve as his right-hand man while at Apple and which continued as a mentor for many more years until Jobs' death in 2011.  Find Show Notes here and listen to the podcast below or on ANY podcast platform here.

Jay Elliot: Steve Jobs’ mentor and friend, and why Steve hired him almost immediately after they met