Alex Burkhart's guest appearances

Alex Burkhart

The Tao of Sports Podcast – The Definitive Sports, Marketing, Business Industry News Podcast

Best Kept Secret with Jay Kingley

Ben Shapiro

Bill Johnson

Sam Houston

Jeffrey Gitomer

David Young

Randy Cohen

John Ruhlin

James Madison

John Shumate

John Collins

Jesse Cole

Jim Kean

Kevin Kulp

John Barrows

Max Altschuler

OwlTail

Alex Burkhart of Zooky observes that while many enterprise executives desire to make a mark as innovators in their business, they fail to properly understand what it is they are trying to solve, who they are selecting to help solve the problem, and how they are going about solving the problem. Alex points out that innovation inside a corporation requires very different types of thinking and talent. Alex recommends that executives develop a system that allows their team and company to create a sustainable culture of innovation.  He argues that executives must focus on creating a sustainable culture of innovation that's tied to the right metrics and possible outcomes.  Innovators must embrace having to navigate a fair amount of uncertainty and ambiguity. Alex recommends a 5-step process to successfully implement a culture of innovation inside the enterprise.  Listen to the end for Alex’s gift to our audience.Show highlights02:48   Why enterprises struggle to innovate.05:12   Finance and governance.10:47   How an enterprise should foster innovation.12:28   How an enterprise benefits from having innovation embedded within.17:06   5 step implementation process to create a culture of innovation inside the enterprise.21:13   Learn about Alex.  Email Alex at alex@whatiszooky.com.Connect with JayEmail Jay at jay.kingley@centricityb2b.comSign up for a free one hour workshop called Become Remarkably Referable. The workshop will show you how to replace the income you left behind in your last corporate job and then 5X it, get fully booked with clients at premium prices, and to have prospects chasing you so you can pick the clients and projects you want to work on while maintaining your revenues. 

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-burkhart-40140411/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Alex Burkhart</a> of <a href="www.whatiszooky.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Zooky</a> observes that while many enterprise executives desire to make a mark as innovators in their business, they fail to properly understand what it is they are trying to solve, who they are selecting to help solve the problem, and how they are going about solving the problem. Alex points out that innovation inside a corporation requires very different types of thinking and talent. Alex recommends that executives develop a system that allows their team and company to create a sustainable culture of innovation.  He argues that executives must focus on creating a sustainable culture of innovation that's tied to the right metrics and possible outcomes.  Innovators must embrace having to navigate a fair amount of uncertainty and ambiguity. Alex recommends a 5-step process to successfully implement a culture of innovation inside the enterprise.  Listen to the end for Alex’s gift to our audience.Show highlights02:48   Why enterprises struggle to innovate.05:12   Finance and governance.10:47   How an enterprise should foster innovation.12:28   How an enterprise benefits from having innovation embedded within.17:06   5 step implementation process to create a culture of innovation inside the enterprise.21:13   Learn about Alex.  Email Alex at alex@whatiszooky.com.<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingley/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Connect with Jay</a>Email Jay at jay.kingley@centricityb2b.com<a href="https://centricity.ewebinar.com/webinar/corporate-to-consultant-getting-the-right-clients-right-now-4421" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Sign up</a> for a free one hour workshop called Become Remarkably Referable. The workshop will show you how to replace the income you left behind in your last corporate job and then 5X it, get fully booked with clients at premium prices, and to have prospects chasing you so you can pick the clients and projects you want to work on while maintaining your revenues.

Alex Burkhart - Innovation Inside The Enterprise

Cincinnati has become of an exciting epicenter of a digital ticketing start-up with international potential, that being Tixers.com. Founder Alex Burkhart details how the company started with the simple request of finding a reasonable way to trade unused season tickets into a full-fledged service that has now expanded to a small sample size of users. Burkhart discusses some of the ways in which Tixers.com is not StubHub, how buyers of local tickets in the Ohio area are gaining traction with the service, and what the future holds for the company. Twitter: @Tixers

Cincinnati has become of an exciting epicenter of a digital ticketing start-up with international potential, that being <a href="http://Tixers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tixers.com</a>. Founder Alex Burkhart details how the company started with the simple request of finding a reasonable way to trade unused season tickets into a full-fledged service that has now expanded to a small sample size of users. Burkhart discusses some of the ways in which <a href="http://Tixers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tixers.com</a> is not StubHub, how buyers of local tickets in the Ohio area are gaining traction with the service, and what the future holds for the company. Twitter: @Tixers

Tao of Sports Ep. 259 – Alex Burkhart (Founder, Tixers.com)