Paige Collins, Vice President of Customer Success at fast growing XOi Technologies, talks about getting addicted to start-up life, how you help the people you're responsible for get better and grow, what she looks for in customer success professionals, and the challenges of balancing work and family in the age of COVID-19.

Fortune’s Path co-founder Margaret the Pug shares her business wisdom.

Tom leads a video workshop with the product managers of Built Technologies, a fast growing fintech in Nashville that helps banks and construction companies manage every part of complex construction projects. Through a series of interactive scenarios, Tom shows how practicing the 12 Steps of Product Management lead to efficiency, revenue growth, and greater job satisfaction.

Tom talks with Brian Adams, President and founder of Excelsior Capital, a real estate private equity fund focusing on second-tier cities like Nashville and Kansas City. Brian talks about the responsibilities of parents raising children amid privilege and why real estate is a great investment for people who want to preserve their capital.

Tom talks with Harrison Stuart, founding head of Episcopal School of Nashville about how to choose staff for your startup journey and how to open a school in the age of COVID-19.

The Brand Deck by Scott Thomas a/k/a SimpleScott is a great example of a product we love.

A good way to examine how well your product features fit market needs is to do a features to buyer needs analysis.

Tom interviews Jim Reeves, enterprise software sales expert, about how good sales is more like problem solving and research than manipulation and how COVID-19 is affecting the sales environment in healthcare.

Tom Noser talks to his old friend and mentor Ronald Webb about servant leadership, love in work, and the power of the moment. Ronald is a veteran difference maker who has led IT teams at Tractor Supply, HealthStream, Bridgestone, and other great companies.

Anderson Williams, author and COO at BOS Framework, talks about the importance of being wrong, how BOS Framework is going to market, what's a product manager's role in an organization, and how the right kind of failure can build trust.