Roger David's guest appearances

Roger David

Failing Forward

Mdbk [talk]

Bluespring Wealth Partners Out Loud Podcast

Save Some Room: Cincinnati

Betsy Ross

Paul Smith

Sarah Brown

Mary Miller

Elizabeth Edwards

Stacy Sims

Scott Mautz

Jeb Blount

Robyn Johnson

Steven Kampmann

Jeff Berding

Ben Montgomery

Cherylanne Skolnicki

Amanda Valentine

Jamie Smith

OwlTail

There's no chili like Cincinnati chili. Love it (you should) or hate it, it is woven into the culture of this city. Gold Star Chili is one of the more prominent names specializing in this Cincy cuisine. CEO of GSR Brands Roger David joins the show to discuss leading the family business amidst the pandemic, the comfort their food brought to the community and pitches Cincinnati chili, particularly Gold Star, to any dubious outsiders.  For more Gold Star Chili, visit www.goldstarchili.com. Connect with Save Some Room: Cincinnati via email at savesomeroompodcast@gmail.com or on Instagram at @savesomeroomcincy. Support local restaurants!

There's no chili like Cincinnati chili. Love it (you should) or hate it, it is woven into the culture of this city. Gold Star Chili is one of the more prominent names specializing in this Cincy cuisine. CEO of GSR Brands Roger David joins the show to discuss leading the family business amidst the pandemic, the comfort their food brought to the community and pitches Cincinnati chili, particularly Gold Star, to any dubious outsiders.  For more Gold Star Chili, visit <a href="http://www.goldstarchili.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.goldstarchili.com</a>. Connect with Save Some Room: Cincinnati via email at savesomeroompodcast@gmail.com or on Instagram at @savesomeroomcincy. Support local restaurants!

Gold Star Chili (with Roger David)

Brandon Hayes

Bluespring President Stuart Silverman speaks with the following firm successors to learn about their experiences with business succession. Anne-Marie Laboe of Bernard R. Wolfe &amp; Associates Brandon Hayes of oXYGen Financial Roger David of Rinvelt &amp; David

Bluespring President Stuart Silverman speaks with the following firm successors to learn about their experiences with business succession. <ul><li>Anne-Marie Laboe of Bernard R. Wolfe &amp; Associates</li> <li>Brandon Hayes of oXYGen Financial</li> <li>Roger David of Rinvelt &amp; David</li></ul>

Ep 2: The Experience Of Being A Successor

Roger David Servais„Die Zeit, die ich in Ost-Berlin verbrachte war eine der interessantesten, intensivsten Zeiten meines Lebens, denn ich stand im Konflikt mit dem System“. Roger David Servais war als ein in der DDR lebender belgischer Künstler alles andere als systemkonform. Aufgrund der verschlüsselten Botschaften in seinen Werken erhielt er Berufsverbot. In MdbK [talk] #004 sprechen wir mit Servais nicht nur über sein Leben als belgischer Künstler in der DDR, sondern ebenso über die Verantwortung zeitgenössischer Künstler von heute. Im Sommer und Herbst 2019 widmet sich MdbK [talk] ganz der Ausstellung "POINT OF NO RETURN. Wende und Umbruch in der ostdeutschen Kunst", die bis November 2019 im MdbK läuft.

Roger David Servais „Die Zeit, die ich in Ost-Berlin verbrachte war eine der interessantesten, intensivsten Zeiten meines Lebens, denn ich stand im Konflikt mit dem System“. Roger David Servais war als ein in der DDR lebender belgischer Künstler alles andere als systemkonform. Aufgrund der verschlüsselten Botschaften in seinen Werken erhielt er Berufsverbot. In MdbK [talk] #004 sprechen wir mit Servais nicht nur über sein Leben als belgischer Künstler in der DDR, sondern ebenso über die Verantwortung zeitgenössischer Künstler von heute. Im Sommer und Herbst 2019 widmet sich MdbK [talk] ganz der Ausstellung "POINT OF NO RETURN. Wende und Umbruch in der ostdeutschen Kunst", die bis November 2019 im MdbK läuft.

MdbK [talk] #004: POINT OF NO RETURN - Roger David Servais

Roger David, CEO of family run Gold Star Chili, speaks to us about his family's immigrant journey to Cincinnati and how franchising Gold Star Chili helped many immigrants from Jordan start a new life in America. He also talks about the challenges of being the only living son and the responsibility after his father died young. He did not stay in the family business, he actually left contrary to his mother's wishes. But it all worked out because it was those other work experiences, that he believes, has made him a more successful CEO.

Roger David, CEO of family run Gold Star Chili, speaks to us about his family's immigrant journey to Cincinnati and how franchising Gold Star Chili helped many immigrants from Jordan start a new life in America. He also talks about the challenges of being the only living son and the responsibility after his father died young. He did not stay in the family business, he actually left contrary to his mother's wishes. But it all worked out because it was those other work experiences, that he believes, has made him a more successful CEO.