Patty Denny's guest appearances

Patty Denny

My Shity Podcast

CLIA Cruise Podcast

Business Owner Freedom

Paul Moore

Clint Arthur

Todd Palmer

Scott Reib

Andy Paul

Josh Elledge

Steve Gordon

John Nemo

Michelle Williams

Andrew Freeman

Shannon Miles

Matt Johnson

Sir Richard Branson

Jeremy Schwartz

Brian Young

OwlTail

MSP this week is in Telluride CO. Patty tells me all about how she got started and how the food network helped her execute her dream. What she does do keep her shop running, and in place of a poop story she tells us a story about serendipity. check her out at https://telluridetruffle.com and check me out at  www.myshitypodcast.com 

MSP this week is in Telluride CO. Patty tells me all about how she got started and how the food network helped her execute her dream. What she does do keep her shop running, and in place of a poop story she tells us a story about serendipity. check her out at <a href="https://telluridetruffle.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://telluridetruffle.com</a> and check me out at  <a href="http://www.myshitypodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myshitypodcast.com</a>

Ep.75 Telluride Truffle- Patty Denny

Patty Denny and her husband own and operate several Auto Collision Centers in the Pacific Northwest. She shares great insight into lessons learned along their journey. Listen for the one thing she would do differently.   Collision Industry Adventure Patty’s husband has always been in the collision business.  He learned the trade from his father. They recently celebrated their 35th Anniversary in the business, April 1, 2018.  They started with with 1 body chop and grew each year. They are not part of a franchise. Their daughter has been in the collision business with them for the 35 years they have been operating. “The small businesses had the challenge of competing against the big MSO’s, now we are a bigger force to compete with the franchise.” – Patty Denny   Biggest Challenge Finding quality and reliable workers has been their biggest challenge.  Patty attributes this to high schools taking out teaching this trade and dad’s aren’t teaching their children anything out in the garage anymore. “The collision world or any trade that uses their hands and their head is a dying breed.” – Patty Denny   Training Quality People Patty and her husband are trying to work with vocational schools to help grow young people interested in this field.  Schools are teaching the basics, but they are trying to hone their skills. They will job shadow to garner interest, some businesses will pay for their vocational school to get certified, but the young person must have the desire. “Vocational schools teach the basics and then they get on-the-job training, especially the technology side; last 20 years our youth have not been getting hands on training like they used too.” – Patty Denny To hear more about Patty Denny’s small business journey, download and listen to the episode!   Connect with Business Owner Freedom: Website LinkedIn Facebook   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on  iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Business Owner Freedom Podcast! Copyright © 2018 BOFP

Patty Denny and her husband own and operate several Auto Collision Centers in the Pacific Northwest. She shares great insight into lessons learned along their journey. Listen for the one thing she would do differently.   Collision Industry Adventure Patty’s husband has always been in the collision business.  He learned the trade from his father. They recently celebrated their 35th Anniversary in the business, April 1, 2018.  They started with with 1 body chop and grew each year. They are not part of a franchise. Their daughter has been in the collision business with them for the 35 years they have been operating. “The small businesses had the challenge of competing against the big MSO’s, now we are a bigger force to compete with the franchise.” – Patty Denny   Biggest Challenge Finding quality and reliable workers has been their biggest challenge.  Patty attributes this to high schools taking out teaching this trade and dad’s aren’t teaching their children anything out in the garage anymore. “The collision world or any trade that uses their hands and their head is a dying breed.” – Patty Denny   Training Quality People Patty and her husband are trying to work with vocational schools to help grow young people interested in this field.  Schools are teaching the basics, but they are trying to hone their skills. They will job shadow to garner interest, some businesses will pay for their vocational school to get certified, but the young person must have the desire. “Vocational schools teach the basics and then they get on-the-job training, especially the technology side; last 20 years our youth have not been getting hands on training like they used too.” – Patty Denny To hear more about Patty Denny’s small business journey, download and listen to the episode!   Connect with Business Owner Freedom: <a href="http://www.businessownerfreedom.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-gray-2661013/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BusinessOwnerFreedom/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-green-building-matters-podcast-with-charlie-cichetti/id1346854349?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> iTunes</a>.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Business Owner Freedom Podcast! Copyright © 2018 BOFP

35 Years of Business Owner Experience and Lessons Learned with Patty Denny - Episode 4

Jay Schneider

CLIA's Andy Harmer took a trip to Miami to visit the Innovation Lab at PortMiami with Travel Weekly's Lucy Huxley to chat with Royal Caribbean's SVP Digital, Jay Schneider. Before that though, Andy sits down with Patty Denny from the Port of Seattle to discuss exactly what tourists have in store in the state of Washington.

Episode 02 - Jay Schneider and Patty Denny