Delene Taylor's guest appearances

Delene Taylor

Where Accountants Go - The Accounting Careers Podcast

What's Your "And"?

NerdBrand

Terrell Turner

Mariette Martinez

Joseph Rugger

Kelly Richmond Pope

Liz Mason

Mark Goldman

Jaclyn Badeau

Joey Havens

Twyla Verhelst

Scott Dell

Jennifer Todling

Stephen King

Chris Hooper

Amanda Aguillard

Ron Baker

OwlTail

On this episode, we’re talking with Delene Taylor, a fellow nerd who is passionate about connecting businesses. Delene is the Marketing Director at DMLO, as well as a Founding Board Member of Canopy (canopyky.org).Delene joined DMLO CPAs in 2013 as Marketing Director. She finds meaning and purpose in connecting people who are doing good things, facilitating important conversations and sharing resources, promoting the social enterprise movement in Kentucky, and working with early stage entrepreneurs, particularly in providing affordable solutions bundling the benefits of cloud-based accounting applications with the trusted services of a CPA-level business advisor.=====Social commentary and making others aware of cultural issues is not just a non-profit thing. Comics have been doing it for years.The First Social Entrepreneur - Stan LeeStan’s SoapboxStan on social issues:The X-Men - a team made up of mutants who endured bigotry - were inspired by the civil rights movement, with Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X influencing pacifist Professor X and militant Holocaust survivor Magneto.Stan on Business ethics:With great power comes great responsibility."While I don't stop muggers, I do try to use my modest success and intrinsic power (as an investor, a professor, and a columnist) to promote truth, justice, and the entrepreneurial way."A clear purpose helps bring focus to your priorities. Good connections create an environment for good business to thrive.Stan used his characters and Marvel to comment on cultural and social issues. But lived his life to help others see potential in themselves with his stories.=====ABOUT THE PODCASTThe NerdBrand Podcast is the intersection of nerd culture, branding, and marketing. Nerd culture is no longer a reserved sub-culture; it’s mainstream pop culture.Listen as we discuss our views on branding and advertising, always with a touch of nerd — technology, movies, comics and novels, video games, and plenty more.Find more at https://nerdbrandagency.com/podcast==========  ABOUT NERDBRANDNerdBrand is a data-driven branding, web design, and advertising agency based in Louisville, KY. From establishing your brand identity to guiding your day-to-day marketing strategies, we bring the "why" of your business to life.Learn more at https://nerdbrandagency.com CONNECT WITH NERDBRANDFacebook: https://facebook.com/nerdbrandagency Instagram: https://instagram.com/nerdbrandagencyTwitter: https://twitter.com/nerdbrandagencyLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/nerdbrandagency--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/support

On this episode, we’re talking with Delene Taylor, a fellow nerd who is passionate about connecting businesses. Delene is the Marketing Director at DMLO, as well as a Founding Board Member of Canopy (<a href="http://canopyky.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">canopyky.org</a>). Delene joined DMLO CPAs in 2013 as Marketing Director. She finds meaning and purpose in connecting people who are doing good things, facilitating important conversations and sharing resources, promoting the social enterprise movement in Kentucky, and working with early stage entrepreneurs, particularly in providing affordable solutions bundling the benefits of cloud-based accounting applications with the trusted services of a CPA-level business advisor. ===== Social commentary and making others aware of cultural issues is not just a non-profit thing. Comics have been doing it for years. The First Social Entrepreneur - Stan Lee Stan’s Soapbox Stan on social issues: The X-Men - a team made up of mutants who endured bigotry - were inspired by the civil rights movement, with Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X influencing pacifist Professor X and militant Holocaust survivor Magneto. Stan on Business ethics: With great power comes great responsibility. "While I don't stop muggers, I do try to use my modest success and intrinsic power (as an investor, a professor, and a columnist) to promote truth, justice, and the entrepreneurial way." A clear purpose helps bring focus to your priorities. Good connections create an environment for good business to thrive. Stan used his characters and Marvel to comment on cultural and social issues. But lived his life to help others see potential in themselves with his stories. ===== ABOUT THE PODCAST The NerdBrand Podcast is the intersection of nerd culture, branding, and marketing. Nerd culture is no longer a reserved sub-culture; it’s mainstream pop culture. Listen as we discuss our views on branding and advertising, always with a touch of nerd — technology, movies, comics and novels, video games, and plenty more. Find more at <a href="https://nerdbrandagency.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://nerdbrandagency.com/podcast</a> ===== =====  ABOUT NERDBRAND NerdBrand is a data-driven branding, web design, and advertising agency based in Louisville, KY. From establishing your brand identity to guiding your day-to-day marketing strategies, we bring the "why" of your business to life. Learn more at <a href="https://nerdbrandagency.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://nerdbrandagency.com</a>  CONNECT WITH NERDBRAND Facebook: <a href="https://facebook.com/nerdbrandagency" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://facebook.com/nerdbrandagency</a>  Instagram: <a href="https://instagram.com/nerdbrandagency" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/nerdbrandagency</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/nerdbrandagency" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/nerdbrandagency</a> LinkedIn: <a href="https://linkedin.com/company/nerdbrandagency" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linkedin.com/company/nerdbrandagency</a> --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/support" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/support</a>

Social Entrepreneurship and Making Connections with Delene Taylor from DMLO CPAs

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Delene Taylor, CPA and Marketing Director for Deming, Malone, Livesay, &amp; Ostroff in Kentucky joined us for this episode of Life In Accounting, the Where Accountants Go podcast.The early days…Delene started her career in accounting because of the positive influence from both her mother and father.  Mom had worked in accounting, and Dad worked in systems with IBM.  Consequently, when she entered college she decided to pursue both accounting and computer science.  However, she found out quickly that she didn’t care for coding, and therefore decided to drop the computer science focus.Delene’s first job out of college was with Arthur Andersen.  She was an auditor on some of their larger client engagements.  To her surprise, the audit role wasn’t something she enjoyed as much as she thought she would.  The particular engagements that she worked on were limited in scope, and she felt like she was always a bother to the client being audited.  It wasn’t something that she could see herself doing for long.  Consequently, it became time to look for something new and Delene moved into industry.A preference for people!After a few years in industry, she decided to move back to her home town and figure out what the next step may be.  A family member introduced her to a prominent accounting firm there, and she joined in somewhat of a floater capacity.  Delene basically would help out on whatever project had a need, and eventually this flexibility led to her having the opportunity to work in firm administration, marketing, and recruiting!  Many years later and after a merger, Delene moved on to take the position of Marketing Director with the local firm Deming, Malone, Livesay, &amp; Ostroff (DMLO) in  Louisville, Kentucky, where she has been since 2013.Social enterprisesOne of the facets that Delene most enjoys about DMLO is the freedom and support of her involvement with social enterprises such PBC’s and B-Corporations.  In fact, DMLO has won philanthropy awards locally four years in a row, having booked 6,300 volunteer hours with their small team of only 90 employees!  They definitely value community service.If you enjoy this episode with Delene Taylor, you will also enjoy our episode with Harriet Helmle.For the publication mentioned in this episode, click here.To listen in on this interview with Delene Taylor, please use the player below:

Delene Taylor, CPA and Marketing Director for Deming, Malone, Livesay, &amp; Ostroff in Kentucky joined us for this episode of Life In Accounting, the Where Accountants Go podcast. The early days… Delene started her career in accounting because of the positive influence from both her mother and father.  Mom had worked in accounting, and Dad worked in systems with IBM.  Consequently, when she entered college she decided to pursue both accounting and computer science.  However, she found out quickly that she didn’t care for coding, and therefore decided to drop the computer science focus. Delene’s first job out of college was with Arthur Andersen.  She was an auditor on some of their larger client engagements.  To her surprise, the audit role wasn’t something she enjoyed as much as she thought she would.  The particular engagements that she worked on were limited in scope, and she felt like she was always a bother to the client being audited.  It wasn’t something that she could see herself doing for long.  Consequently, it became time to look for something new and Delene moved into industry. A preference for people! After a few years in industry, she decided to move back to her home town and figure out what the next step may be.  A family member introduced her to a prominent accounting firm there, and she joined in somewhat of a floater capacity.  Delene basically would help out on whatever project had a need, and eventually this flexibility led to her having the opportunity to work in firm administration, marketing, and recruiting!  Many years later and after a merger, Delene moved on to take the position of Marketing Director with the local firm Deming, Malone, Livesay, &amp; Ostroff (DMLO) in  Louisville, Kentucky, where she has been since 2013. Social enterprises One of the facets that Delene most enjoys about DMLO is the freedom and support of her involvement with social enterprises such PBC’s and B-Corporations.  In fact, DMLO has won philanthropy awards locally four years in a row, having booked 6,300 volunteer hours with their small team of only 90 employees!  They definitely value community service. If you enjoy this episode with Delene Taylor, you will also enjoy our episode with Harriet Helmle. For the publication mentioned in this episode, click here. To listen in on this interview with Delene Taylor, please use the player below:

153:  Following the Opportunities Where They Lead – A Discussion with Delene Taylor

Delene Taylor, Marketing Director for DMLO CPAs, talks about her passion for social enterprise, establishing and facilitating valuable connections, and how it brings a positive impact to her as a person and for her career!

Delene Taylor, Marketing Director for DMLO CPAs, talks about her passion for social enterprise, establishing and facilitating valuable connections, and how it brings a positive impact to her as a person and for her career!

207: Delene Taylor is a Marketing Director & Social Impact Advocate [podcast[