Linda Logan's guest appearances

Linda Logan

Women Of Influence

Joel Riley

EverydayCPA Podcast | Strategy | Tax | Accounting | Risk Management

Driving the Cbus

Sports ETA Hosted by Al Kidd

Flip the Switch by EngageMint 

Growth Amplifiers

Cameron Mitchell

Kenny McDonald

Ryan Detrick

Hal Paz

Doug Ulman

Michael Drake

Scott White

John Barker

Duncan Wardle

Jimmy Carter

Jon Stewart

Jeff Bezos

Scott Reib

Danny Lipford

OwlTail

Linda has committed her broad background in education, accounting, business consulting, and entrepreneurship to creating a unique company whose mission is to increase the success and success rate of small businesses. She and her team takes a practical hands-on approach to working with small business owners, helping them set up and maintain their accounting systems and procedures, and to analyze their financial data to enhance the effectiveness and success of their businesses. Small business is the backbone of the American economy employing 58% of the workforce and producing 40% of the gross national product and represents the American dream for millions.fiscalfoundations.com

Linda has committed her broad background in education, accounting, business consulting, and entrepreneurship to creating a unique company whose mission is to increase the success and success rate of small businesses. She and her team takes a practical hands-on approach to working with small business owners, helping them set up and maintain their accounting systems and procedures, and to analyze their financial data to enhance the effectiveness and success of their businesses. Small business is the backbone of the American economy employing 58% of the workforce and producing 40% of the gross national product and represents the American dream for millions. <a href="http://fiscalfoundations.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fiscalfoundations.com</a>

What You Don't Know About QuickBooks that Could Cost You Big with Linda Logan

Linda Logan- Greater Columbus Sports Commission - Big News for Columbus Sports Fans!

John Page

Working in the sports &amp; entertainment industry, there are few events that you can host without the support of other people/organizations. For most all other events, you need that support to execute all the facets that make an event successful. Whether it be working with a company that provides temporary labor for your ushers, or working with surrounding hotels who impact your guest's overall experience, often you must work with partners not under your direct control. If there isn’t leverage in the relationship, how do you get everyone to march to the same drumbeat? How do you lead through influence instead of power? To explore this question, we welcome Linda Logan and John Page to the show.Linda Logan is the Executive Director of Columbus Sports Commission which she helped to create in 2002. A trailblazer in sports business, Linda has led the Sport Commission to book over 600 events generating over half a billion in visitor spending. Some of the highlights include NCAA men’s basketball tournaments, Presidential debates, UN summits, and the 2018 Women’s Final Four in Columbus. She’s one of the most well respected sports commission execs in the country.John Page, our second guest, works closely with Linda as the General Manager of the Greater Columbus Convention Center. He is a 20 year SMG veteran, the last 6 of which he has been in Columbus. He manages the venue’s daily operations, stakeholder relationships and business development. One of the biggest projects he’s led in recent years was the guiding the facility through its award-winning 22-month, $140 million expansion and renovation. On this episode of Flip the Switch, we really focus on the topic of leading with influence, instead of power. Both of our guests have to work with hundreds of leaders and businesses outside of their control to put on the events that they host, so I wanted to explore some of the strategies and tactics they use to be successful. Connect with Host, David Millay:Follow David Millay on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/DavidMillayConnect w/ David Millay on LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmillay/

Working in the sports &amp; entertainment industry, there are few events that you can host without the support of other people/organizations. For most all other events, you need that support to execute all the facets that make an event successful. Whether it be working with a company that provides temporary labor for your ushers, or working with surrounding hotels who impact your guest's overall experience, often you must work with partners not under your direct control. If there isn’t leverage in the relationship, how do you get everyone to march to the same drumbeat? How do you lead through influence instead of power? To explore this question, we welcome Linda Logan and John Page to the show.Linda Logan is the Executive Director of Columbus Sports Commission which she helped to create in 2002. A trailblazer in sports business, Linda has led the Sport Commission to book over 600 events generating over half a billion in visitor spending. Some of the highlights include NCAA men’s basketball tournaments, Presidential debates, UN summits, and the 2018 Women’s Final Four in Columbus. She’s one of the most well respected sports commission execs in the country. John Page, our second guest, works closely with Linda as the General Manager of the Greater Columbus Convention Center. He is a 20 year SMG veteran, the last 6 of which he has been in Columbus. He manages the venue’s daily operations, stakeholder relationships and business development. One of the biggest projects he’s led in recent years was the guiding the facility through its award-winning 22-month, $140 million expansion and renovation.  On this episode of Flip the Switch, we really focus on the topic of leading with influence, instead of power. Both of our guests have to work with hundreds of leaders and businesses outside of their control to put on the events that they host, so I wanted to explore some of the strategies and tactics they use to be successful. Connect with Host, David Millay: Follow David Millay on TWITTER: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbkx0M2kwM1NfSWJmR2g3a1ZpZlNkNE10dWdVUXxBQ3Jtc0trWi1zRDlTc3Y4WlBZc18zdkFjLTdwblNRVEFMOW5nMXE1MDBnY2poT2toTVNkdzl0LU5JOGNyT0xFQW1HdTRQZTRJeGZCVFdYNmM2dzNFTF9OSy1QaGU5TWRGMk1JcDFSMWNINEkzNWY0Qm1hdDktYw&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FDavidMillay&amp;v=rbQg7O0H4Ek" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/DavidMillay</a> Connect w/ David Millay on LINKEDIN: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVFfVnk4NkVGOTEzS3N0bXRqaE9iYURWVS03Z3xBQ3Jtc0tsdjNoazczdi1ra2VoOWVUNkZkanpxYzZvMlNBQU5jSXdTZm5YQXBqTW5BQVlwd3pDeklVZjFYZXpGTnU2OXBoZ3k3enFKYVlKa0tHaEI3ZDJNTWUzUWhkMl9XM3lRdjJTYkx5eU1VSTMxaUN5NzFQdw&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fdavidmillay%2F&amp;v=rbQg7O0H4Ek" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmillay/</a>

Managing by Influence vs. Authority w/ Linda Logan & John Page

Linda Logan, executive director at the Greater Columbus Sports Commission, talks with Jackie Reau about the changes in sports tourism. 

Linda Logan, executive director at the Greater Columbus Sports Commission, talks with Jackie Reau about the changes in sports tourism.

Linda Logan on industry changes

Scott welcomes to the show Executive Director of the Greater Columbus Sports Commission, Linda Logan, to discuss why Columbus remains a top competitor in the world of sports.Featuring insights from individual contributors from all corners, nooks and crannies of the Columbus, Ohio region, Scott McComb, Chairman &amp; CEO of Heartland Bank, has a goal to get to the why of our evolving and eclectic environment.  Check back often for updates to the list of the latest interviews with some of the area's most interesting individuals who are 'Driving the CBus'!Email: info@heartland.bankTwitter - @heartlandbankFacebook - @heartlandbankcentralohioIG - @heartlandbank

Scott welcomes to the show Executive Director of the Greater Columbus Sports Commission, Linda Logan, to discuss why Columbus remains a top competitor in the world of sports. Featuring insights from individual contributors from all corners, nooks and crannies of the Columbus, Ohio region, Scott McComb, Chairman &amp; CEO of Heartland Bank, has a goal to get to the why of our evolving and eclectic environment.  Check back often for updates to the list of the latest interviews with some of the area's most interesting individuals who are 'Driving the CBus'! Email: info@heartland.bank Twitter - @heartlandbank Facebook - @heartlandbankcentralohio IG - @heartlandbank

Linda Logan – Columbus Area Sports Commission

What's the key to success, according to Linda Shetina Logan? Take the road less traveled. Wait tables. Seek out new adventures, even if it seems risky. The executive director of the Greater Columbus Sports Commission knows a thing or two about it from personal experience. She moved to Columbus and waited tables for a few years at the Funny Bone comedy club before she really started to become a name in the travel and sports scene. Now, she's up at the top. But it hasn't all been smooth sailing. She had to negotiate her way there, find her inner confidence and learn how to "create (her) own magic." In this episode, Linda and I talk about what she had to do to become one of the most-known names in the city, and about a ton of other practical advice. Examples include when to talk about having kids with your boss, being a woman in the sports world and leaving our misconceptions about leadership at the door.Interested in learning from the top women in the city? Subscribe to Columbus Business First on Soundcloud or wherever else you might get your podcasts.

What's the key to success, according to Linda Shetina Logan? Take the road less traveled. Wait tables. Seek out new adventures, even if it seems risky. The executive director of the Greater Columbus Sports Commission knows a thing or two about it from personal experience. She moved to Columbus and waited tables for a few years at the Funny Bone comedy club before she really started to become a name in the travel and sports scene. Now, she's up at the top. But it hasn't all been smooth sailing. She had to negotiate her way there, find her inner confidence and learn how to "create (her) own magic." In this episode, Linda and I talk about what she had to do to become one of the most-known names in the city, and about a ton of other practical advice. Examples include when to talk about having kids with your boss, being a woman in the sports world and leaving our misconceptions about leadership at the door.Interested in learning from the top women in the city? Subscribe to Columbus Business First on Soundcloud or wherever else you might get your podcasts.