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Jennifer Kuntz

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Steve Buddendeck

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John Carter

Mark Henson

Zac Brown

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Jennifer Hollister

The end of a year is the perfect time for entrepreneurs to evaluate their business and map out their way forward. How do we apply a growth mindset to our work, including how to learn from the things that didn’t go so well? Why is it so important for us to have a clear vision for our real estate business? How do we become more present with our families, even as we scale our real estate business? On this episode, I talk with team CEO and President of Sales, Jennifer Hollister and Jennifer Kuntz about building community relationships, being of service, and using business growth tools effectively.   Appreciate the setbacks because a lot of the times they are set ups for bigger and better things. -Jennifer Hollister    3 Things We Learned From This Episode The importance of vision (03:26 - 04:16) When you really care about your clients, it’s so easy to spend so much time on them that you never have time to look at the bigger picture of the business, and the vision on where you want to go.  How to stop worrying (22:05 - 22:57 ) As an entrepreneur, it’s easy to become introspective in a negative way as we navigate the roller coaster of business. Eliminate worry by getting into action and being of service to someone else. Why we shouldn’t let shifts scare us (26:10 - 27:43) Sometimes agents put too much focus on panicking about a shift, and that negative attitude ends up being a bigger problem than the actual market. Even though there’s a shift coming, people are still going to need to buy and sell homes. The secret is digging deep to find those people.    Being a smart and driven business owner is all about maximizing on relationships in the community. One way we can do this is partnering with smaller, local builders. They are the often the perfect partners for us because they share the same care for the community and its growth, and they aren’t just in it for fat a profit. It allows us to be of service to the people around us, and to be a part of a growing niche in real estate. With any business venture, we won’t get things right 100% of the time, but if we maintain a positive mindset and push through setbacks, we will achieve our goals.    Guest Bio-  Jennifer Hollister is the CEO of the Jennifer Hollister Group. Jennifer Kuntz is the President of Sales at the Jennifer Hollister Group. Go to https://www.jenniferhollistergroup.com/ for more information. 

The end of a year is the perfect time for entrepreneurs to evaluate their business and map out their way forward. How do we apply a growth mindset to our work, including how to learn from the things that didn’t go so well? Why is it so important for us to have a clear vision for our real estate business? How do we become more present with our families, even as we scale our real estate business? On this episode, I talk with team CEO and President of Sales, Jennifer Hollister and Jennifer Kuntz about building community relationships, being of service, and using business growth tools effectively. Appreciate the setbacks because a lot of the times they are set ups for bigger and better things. -Jennifer Hollister 3 Things We Learned From This Episode The importance of vision (03:26 - 04:16) When you really care about your clients, it’s so easy to spend so much time on them that you never have time to look at the bigger picture of the business, and the vision on where you want to go. How to stop worrying (22:05 - 22:57 ) As an entrepreneur, it’s easy to become introspective in a negative way as we navigate the roller coaster of business. Eliminate worry by getting into action and being of service to someone else. Why we shouldn’t let shifts scare us (26:10 - 27:43) Sometimes agents put too much focus on panicking about a shift, and that negative attitude ends up being a bigger problem than the actual market. Even though there’s a shift coming, people are still going to need to buy and sell homes. The secret is digging deep to find those people. Being a smart and driven business owner is all about maximizing on relationships in the community. One way we can do this is partnering with smaller, local builders. They are the often the perfect partners for us because they share the same care for the community and its growth, and they aren’t just in it for fat a profit. It allows us to be of service to the people around us, and to be a part of a growing niche in real estate. With any business venture, we won’t get things right 100% of the time, but if we maintain a positive mindset and push through setbacks, we will achieve our goals. Guest Bio- Jennifer Hollister is the CEO of the Jennifer Hollister Group. Jennifer Kuntz is the President of Sales at the Jennifer Hollister Group. Go to <a href="https://www.jenniferhollistergroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jenniferhollistergroup.com/</a> for more information.

How to Rapidly Scale Your Business & Build a Purpose-Driven Team w/Jennifer Hollister & Jennifer Kuntz

Jennifer Kuntz had a vision to help those with differing capabilities find success in their every day lives, particularly in the workforce. That vision evolved into what is now Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc., which Kuntz started in 1995 from her kitchen table. At the time, Kuntz was working in her local school district as a mentor to students with special needs in a job placement program. She noticed a niche where she could create an organization that would assist students full time and provide potential long-term support for both employees and employers.    “I remember feeling like I was jumping off a cliff when I first started,” said Kuntz on starting the venture. “There was some kind of confidence in me that said I could do it.” Greenleaf’s clients include: “veterans, individuals with learning disabilities, those who’ve suffered traumatic brain injuries, people with visual and hearing impairments and others who face significant barriers to employment.” The company works with each individual to determine their skill set, level of independence, as well as their interests and goals. From there, Greenleaf connects their clients with jobs that will help them make a living and most importantly, engage in society. Starting a business from the ground up wasn’t easy for Kuntz. However, hard work and determine run in the family. Both Kuntz’s grandfather and father started their own businesses, and she accredits her father to being a great mentor during her early entrepreneurial days.      “I called him my one and only board member,” said Kuntz. “He was the one who I talked to a lot.” He encouraged her to reach out to those who already understood the assets she was looking for, such as legal and finance, and ask for help. On top of Kuntz’s vision and hard work, the support of family, friends and the community has propelled Greenleaf into further success. Success for Greenleaf means success for the greater Central Ohio community, as well. “Every community is stronger and richer when more individuals within that community are feeling stronger and more self sufficient,” said Kuntz. “The community benefits just as much as the individual.” For more information on Greenleaf and its services, visit their website.   The post cbuzz: Jennifer Kuntz, Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc. appeared first on Columbus Chamber of Commerce.

Jennifer Kuntz had a vision to help those with differing capabilities find success in their every day lives, particularly in the workforce. That vision evolved into what is now Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc., which Kuntz started in 1995 from her kitchen table. At the time, Kuntz was working in her local school district as a mentor to students with special needs in a job placement program. She noticed a niche where she could create an organization that would assist students full time and provide potential long-term support for both employees and employers. <a href="https://uzw1mooqe5-flywheel.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/IMG_5158.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a><a href="https://uzw1mooqe5-flywheel.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/IMG_5150.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://uzw1mooqe5-flywheel.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/IMG_5145.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a> “I remember feeling like I was jumping off a cliff when I first started,” said Kuntz on starting the venture. “There was some kind of confidence in me that said I could do it.” Greenleaf’s clients include: “veterans, individuals with learning disabilities, those who’ve suffered traumatic brain injuries, people with visual and hearing impairments and others who face significant barriers to employment.” The company works with each individual to determine their skill set, level of independence, as well as their interests and goals. From there, Greenleaf connects their clients with jobs that will help them make a living and most importantly, engage in society. Starting a business from the ground up wasn’t easy for Kuntz. However, hard work and determine run in the family. Both Kuntz’s grandfather and father started their own businesses, and she accredits her father to being a great mentor during her early entrepreneurial days. <a href="https://uzw1mooqe5-flywheel.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/IMG_5145.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> “I called him my one and only board member,” said Kuntz. “He was the one who I talked to a lot.” He encouraged her to reach out to those who already understood the assets she was looking for, such as legal and finance, and ask for help. On top of Kuntz’s vision and hard work, the support of family, friends and the community has propelled Greenleaf into further success. Success for Greenleaf means success for the greater Central Ohio community, as well. “Every community is stronger and richer when more individuals within that community are feeling stronger and more self sufficient,” said Kuntz. “The community benefits just as much as the individual.” For more information on Greenleaf and its services, visit their <a href="http://greenleafjts.com/index.php/index" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. The post <a href="https://columbus.org/podcasts/cbuzz-episode-33-jennifer-kuntz-greenleaf-job-training-services-inc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cbuzz: Jennifer Kuntz, Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc.</a> appeared first on <a href="https://columbus.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Columbus Chamber of Commerce</a>.

cbuzz: Jennifer Kuntz, Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc.

Jennifer Kuntz, Founder &amp; CEO of Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc., wanted to make her vision of supporting individuals with differing capabilities a reality. She started Greenleaf at her kitchen table in an effort to help those individuals excel.

cbuzz Episode 33: Jennifer Kuntz, Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc.