Byron Reed's guest appearances

Byron Reed

Omaha History Podcast

Arise 2 Live Podcast

Ohio Dirt Track Podcast

Scott Smith

Joe Sanok

Tommy Breedlove

Peter Burke

Bill Ford

D. Scott Smith

Charles A. Henry

Carrie Reagh

Dru Shockley

Orit Ofri

Nancy Vaughn

Adrienne Fritze

Bryon Reed

Bill Dean

Bret Carpenter

OwlTail

Byron Reed is an Attica legend - and at the request of Chris Andrews, Jacob dialed him up. Byron chats with Jacob and shares a bit of news about the future.

Episode 114: Jacob Sits Down With Byron Reed

 Show Highlights  Success factors to launching a new company Stick with your expertise and experience Develop and maintain a positive reputation Take advantage of what regulations give Take time to become an authority in your field Dealing w/ Life changes Take long breaks from work to focus Have faith Practical financial advise to stay on top of debt Don't buy new cars, don't have more than one car payment Keep teaching your children how to handle money The necessity of IT in Missions Dealing with Uncertainty   Show Corrections: Medford Oregon has about 80,000 people, not 180,000. Show Trivia: There is a parrot squawking in the background. Byron Reed was the founder of Jefferson IT, serving the health care industry in Medford, Oregon. After 10 plus years, he sold his interest to join Ethos360, a faith-based organization, where he will be helping behind the scenes in IT management.  Byron Reed can be reached at:  At Ethos360 By Email 

Show Highlights <ul> <li>Success factors to launching a new company</li> <li>Stick with your expertise and experience</li> <li>Develop and maintain a positive reputation</li> <li>Take advantage of what regulations give</li> <li>Take time to become an authority in your field</li> <li>Dealing w/ Life changes</li> <li>Take long breaks from work to focus</li> <li>Have faith</li> <li>Practical financial advise to stay on top of debt</li> <li>Don't buy new cars, don't have more than one car payment</li> <li>Keep teaching your children how to handle money</li> <li>The necessity of IT in Missions</li> <li>Dealing with Uncertainty</li> </ul> Show Corrections: Medford Oregon has about 80,000 people, not 180,000. Show Trivia: There is a parrot squawking in the background. Byron Reed was the founder of Jefferson IT, serving the health care industry in Medford, Oregon. After 10 plus years, he sold his interest to join Ethos360, a faith-based organization, where he will be helping behind the scenes in IT management. Byron Reed can be reached at: <ul> <li><a href="https://ethnos360.org/missionaries/byron-and-laura-reed" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">At Ethos360</a></li> <li><a href="mailto:REEDUSATBYRONDOTME?subject=PodcastResponse">By Email</a></li> </ul>

#2 Success Factors in Business and Life: Interview with Byron Reed, business founder and technology philanthropist

This episode we bring you the fascinating life of Byron Reed. Reed was one of the founding fathers of the city of Omaha, and left behind an incredible legacy. His impressive collection of rare books, documents, and coins was gifted to the city and is now displayed and kept at the Durham Museum. We discuss Reed’s life, projects, and offer our perspectives of his collection, which we worked with as museum interns.   A special thank you to Pat to working with us to figure out the William Phillips/William A. Phillips situation. We may not have solved the mystery, but you can explore it for yourself and draw your own conclusions at Pat’s blog, Freedmen’s Patrol: Exploring the Civil War Era. Thanks, Pat!

<a href="http://omahahistorypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/BRPIC.png" rel="attachment wp-att-51 nofollow" target="_blank"></a>This episode we bring you the fascinating life of Byron Reed. Reed was one of the founding fathers of the city of Omaha, and left behind an incredible legacy. His impressive collection of rare books, documents, and coins was gifted to the city and is now displayed and kept at the Durham Museum. We discuss Reed’s life, projects, and offer our perspectives of his collection, which we worked with as museum interns. A special thank you to Pat to working with us to figure out the William Phillips/William A. Phillips situation. We may not have solved the mystery, but you can explore it for yourself and draw your own conclusions at Pat’s blog, <a href="https://freedmenspatrol.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Freedmen’s Patrol: Exploring the Civil War Era</a>. Thanks, Pat!

Episode 04: Byron Reed