Broc Rosser's guest appearances

Broc Rosser

Social Good Instigators Podcast

Let's Get Up To Business

Richard Johnson

Stacey Brown Randall

David Rosen

Charles A. Archer

Pamela Hawley

Marc A. Pitman

Robert Farrington

Andy Storch

Kathleen Kelly Janus

Laura Gallaher

Joey Vitale

Mark Miller

Aaron Paul

Ken Goldstein

Andy Young

OwlTail

Edward Jones

Our episode today includes Jordan's interview with local Financial Advisor, Broc Rosser of Edward Jones. They discuss some of the ways that small business owners can protect their investments and save for the future. You'll finally understand why a 401k may or may not work for your company, and see some alternatives to that retirement option. You will also learn about some of the insurance options that you will want to consider to protect your ownership and assets from downturns in the market or the unexpected death of a partner. Broc Rosser works out of the Conway area within Orlando. His priority is to always be a caring, thoughtful and responsive financial advisor. While he does not discriminate on whom he serves, his specialty in the following types of customers:  Individuals or couples too busy running a family, business, or working that do not have the time to manage finances for himself/herself. Individuals or couples who are overwhelmed by the complexity of investing and financial planning. Individuals or couples whose assets are completely misaligned to his/her financial goals and comfort level with market volatility.  If any of the following ideas is a concern for you, Broc can help:  Retirement planning Investing (Determining what you are trying to accomplish is the foundation before we decide how you should invest.) Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) (Do you fully understand the differences of each and how each plays a part in a portfolio?) Annuities (What do they do and why are they so different?) Life Insurance (What is the right type for me?) IRA (Traditional or ROTH), 401(K), 403(b), SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA College/Education Savings  When he isn't working on your priorities, He has been known to skydive, paraglide, and practice Tae Kwan Do. Most often you will find him with his wife and best friend, Allison and their twin princesses, Ashlyn and Ansley.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letsgetuptobusiness/message

Our episode today includes Jordan's interview with local Financial Advisor, Broc Rosser of Edward Jones. They discuss some of the ways that small business owners can protect their investments and save for the future. You'll finally understand why a 401k may or may not work for your company, and see some alternatives to that retirement option. You will also learn about some of the insurance options that you will want to consider to protect your ownership and assets from downturns in the market or the unexpected death of a partner. Broc Rosser works out of the Conway area within Orlando. His priority is to always be a caring, thoughtful and responsive financial advisor. While he does not discriminate on whom he serves, his specialty in the following types of customers: <ul> <li>Individuals or couples too busy running a family, business, or working that do not have the time to manage finances for himself/herself.</li> <li>Individuals or couples who are overwhelmed by the complexity of investing and financial planning.</li> <li>Individuals or couples whose assets are completely misaligned to his/her financial goals and comfort level with market volatility.</li> </ul> If any of the following ideas is a concern for you, Broc can help: <ol> <li>Retirement planning</li> <li>Investing (Determining what you are trying to accomplish is the foundation before we decide how you should invest.)</li> <li>Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) (Do you fully understand the differences of each and how each plays a part in a portfolio?)</li> <li>Annuities (What do they do and why are they so different?)</li> <li>Life Insurance (What is the right type for me?)</li> <li>IRA (Traditional or ROTH), 401(K), 403(b), SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA</li> <li>College/Education Savings</li> </ol> When he isn't working on your priorities, He has been known to skydive, paraglide, and practice Tae Kwan Do. Most often you will find him with his wife and best friend, Allison and their twin princesses, Ashlyn and Ansley.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letsgetuptobusiness/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letsgetuptobusiness/message</a>

Broc Rosser - Edward Jones

Our guest today is Broc Rosser, Executive Director of the Florida Nonprofit Alliance to discuss advocacy, lobbying and collaboration. Broc has held a wide variety of roles in nonprofit and government sectors in Florida. He is passionate about creating an informative, effective organization to support, promote and strengthen the extensive nonprofit sector there. With an exceptional record in public policy, advocacy, government relations and strategy he is excited to use those skills to help this young organization provide a united voice for nonprofits in Florida on legislative policy and advocacy. Here are some discussion highlights: Working together creates a stronger voice – When the state of Florida was passing a major bill relating to Solicitation and Contribution, it was clear this would have great impact on the nonprofit community through increased transparency and accountability. The Alliance, because of our partnerships, was able to be a go-to resource for the state charity regulators to make the bill be the best it could be for all parties and help the nonprofit industry gain trust and respect. Nonprofits are an essential part of our community – The state of Florida has over 76,000 nonprofits with about 70 billion in revenue, that’s huge, and accounted for at least 5.5% of the state workforce. It’s essential that legislators understand the importance of this contribution to the economy. Government contracts extensively with nonprofits to deliver services and meet needs that they cannot, and cannot live without the nonprofit world serving clients across our communities. Nonprofits CAN lobby – Lobbying has become a dirty word in some people’s minds but even a nonprofit 501c3 is allowed to lobby. Lobbying is effectively asking someone to take a certain position on a bill, as opposed to advocacy which is about raising awareness and educating on the impact of a bill. It can get a little in the weeds there, when it comes to lobbying there are some great state non-profit associations like mine to help with very specific examples a nonprofit might have with lobbying and understanding the various limitations. Building Partnerships – Rather than just looking for partnerships focused on funding, also look for ones to help further your mission, perhaps a well-respected product or program could become a model for different working relationships and collaborations beyond the traditional ways. Partnering with a group that works with your target market that could use your services. Think of a new creative way to do that. Find more information on the podcast at www.SocialGoodInstigators.com.

Our guest today is Broc Rosser, Executive Director of the Florida Nonprofit Alliance to discuss advocacy, lobbying and collaboration. Broc has held a wide variety of roles in nonprofit and government sectors in Florida. He is passionate about creating an informative, effective organization to support, promote and strengthen the extensive nonprofit sector there. With an exceptional record in public policy, advocacy, government relations and strategy he is excited to use those skills to help this young organization provide a united voice for nonprofits in Florida on legislative policy and advocacy. Here are some discussion highlights: Working together creates a stronger voice – When the state of Florida was passing a major bill relating to Solicitation and Contribution, it was clear this would have great impact on the nonprofit community through increased transparency and accountability. The Alliance, because of our partnerships, was able to be a go-to resource for the state charity regulators to make the bill be the best it could be for all parties and help the nonprofit industry gain trust and respect. Nonprofits are an essential part of our community – The state of Florida has over 76,000 nonprofits with about 70 billion in revenue, that’s huge, and accounted for at least 5.5% of the state workforce. It’s essential that legislators understand the importance of this contribution to the economy. Government contracts extensively with nonprofits to deliver services and meet needs that they cannot, and cannot live without the nonprofit world serving clients across our communities. Nonprofits CAN lobby – Lobbying has become a dirty word in some people’s minds but even a nonprofit 501c3 is allowed to lobby. Lobbying is effectively asking someone to take a certain position on a bill, as opposed to advocacy which is about raising awareness and educating on the impact of a bill. It can get a little in the weeds there, when it comes to lobbying there are some great state non-profit associations like mine to help with very specific examples a nonprofit might have with lobbying and understanding the various limitations. Building Partnerships – Rather than just looking for partnerships focused on funding, also look for ones to help further your mission, perhaps a well-respected product or program could become a model for different working relationships and collaborations beyond the traditional ways. Partnering with a group that works with your target market that could use your services. Think of a new creative way to do that. Find more information on the podcast at <a href="http://www.SocialGoodInstigators.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.SocialGoodInstigators.com</a>.

NLN8: Advocacy and Collaborations with Broc Rosser