TORONTO – May 6, 2020 – Jobber, the leading provider of home service management software, announced the launch of a new podcast series—Built By You. The show highlights the highs and lows of small business ownership in an authentic way. The series will feature entrepreneurs sharing their stories on how they stay focused when entrepreneurship gets real.
“Saying that entrepreneurship is tough is a vast understatement,” says Nick Keyko, host of the Built By You podcast. “We want to explore what drives these entrepreneurs to push through the challenges that come with both success and failure, and share these insights with as many business owners as we can so they can put these learnings into action.”
The Built By You podcast episodes will span between 30 minutes to an hour and will feature entrepreneurs across several industries in home services and more, including:
From Opera Singer to AC Celebrity
Jen Reynolds of Jenergy Air Services shares the career changes, personal realizations, and marriage-defining events that have shaped her success—and failure—as an entrepreneur.
Trading In Helicopters for Ride-on Mowers
Brian Boase, army veteran and owner of MIL-SPEC Landscaping, talks about staying true to his personal definition of success when his ‘retirement’ job takes off and the pressure is on.
On a Mission to Make Better Workplaces
Graham Audenart of Painters Enterprise reflects on the successes and scars left by two decades of serial entrepreneurship, and makes a case for regularly reinventing your role.
The first episode of the podcast, featuring Jen Renyolds of Jenergy Air Services, is available today for streaming on your favorite platforms including Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Radio Public, Pocket Casts, and here.
For more information, please visit: www.getjobber.com/podcast.
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About Jobber
Jobber (@GetJobber) is an award-winning platform that helps small home service businesses organize their entire operations, from scheduling jobs and managing their crews, to invoicing customers and collecting payments. Unlike manual processes and single feature apps, Jobber’s platform streamlines and automates daily operations, replacing duplicate entry and repetitive tasks with tailored automation. Since launching in 2011, businesses using Jobber have serviced over 10 million people in more than 43 countries, delivering over $6 billion annually, and growing, in services to their customers. In 2019, the company was recognized as the second fastest growing software company in Canada by Canadian Business’ Growth 500 and named a winner of the Technology Fast 500™ and Technology Fast 50™ programs presented by Deloitte.
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