Versa Events

After the positive response from our first run of Versa Book Club, we will be hosting another meeting of the minds on January 14th at 6PM in the Fireside Lounge at Versa Grandview. Subsequent meetings will occur on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

Jay Delaney will be leading a discussion on The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker.

Jay is the Assoc. Dir. of Donor Experience at OSU and considers himself a lifelong learner who loves to convene people for conversations on thought-provoking topics like leadership, organizational development, social psychology, personal growth, and community building.

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• 2020-01-14 >= 2020-01-23

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To thrive in a volatile and complex world, organizations will need to build teams that are adept at continually and willingly transforming themselves in order to conquer the dynamic challenges of the future.

The Relentless Code provides organizations 12 tenets to embrace as they help their leaders embark on their odyssey. Simple yet robust, your team will work at scale in any conceivable scenario. Time for change? Join the Relentless Revolution.

About Perry Maughmer

“I hate few things but two of them are writing in the 3rd person and talking about myself. I think both sound pretentious. I am not saying it is pretentious, it just seems like it to me. That said, I imagine others do want to know who they are listening to and why they should care.

I have 25 years of experience in leadership roles in ranging from $1M to $8B. During this time, I have made every mistake a leader could possibly make and none of them killed me…or anyone else. I did learn a great deal and that is the foundation for what I do now. I am a leadership adviser & counselor relentlessly focused on reinvigorating leaders’ souls because great work is never finished.

I work best with malcontents and contrarians who strive to overcome their own bullshit in order to achieve meaningful goals.”

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• 2020-01-22 >= 2020-01-23

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What You Will Learn

How to prepare for your Next Chapter….financially, strategically, and with purpose.

We can explore those topics that are most pressing to you….

..from money management, to financial planning, to college education funding, to how much money do I need to retire?, to income for life, to what will I do when I quit my day job?

Based loosely on:

“The 100 Year Life, Living and Working in the Age of Longevity” by Gratton and Scott

“The New Retirementality, Planning and Living your Dreams at any age you Want” by Mitch Anthony

“Managing Transitions, Making the Most of Change” by Bridges and Bridges

About Ted Inbusch

Ted Inbusch is a Financial Advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., in Columbus, Ohio. He has been involved in financial investments and corporate finance for more than 28 years. Ted became a Registered Representative with the New York Stock Exchange in 1983 and is licensed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) , the Ohio Insurance Commission, and the Ohio Securities Department.

Before joining Ameriprise Financial, Ted was a Financial Advisor at Stifel Nicolaus and a member of the Private Client Group of UBS. Prior to that he served as Corporate Treasurer of Borden Chemical, Inc., a global adhesives and resins manufacturer. His sixteen-year tenure with Borden included a five-year assignment in Brazil as Latin American Treasury Director. His experience in securities sales and trading includes six years spent on the floors of the New York Stock Exchange, the Chicago Board Options Exchange, and the Chicago Board of Trade.

Mr. Inbusch holds a B.A. from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. He completed Financial and Risk Management programs at Columbia University, The Wharton School, and the University of Michigan Business School. He has been a guest lecturer at The Ohio State University on the topic of international business and at the Fisher College of Business on private wealth management.

Ted was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He belongs to the Dublin-Worthington Ohio Rotary Club and is a ShelterBox Response Team member. Ted is a former Trustee of the Greater Columbus Arts Council, a member of Financial Executives International (FEI), and the Athletic Club of Columbus. He lives in Upper Arlington, Ohio, and has three grown children.

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• 2020-02-26 >= 2020-01-23

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The Emerging Entrepreneur Experience has equipped over 200 entrepreneurs with the tools to succeed and take their business to the next level.

As a business owner, understanding your cash flow is imperative. Join the Emerging Entrepreneur Experience Team to learn more about growth with purpose, differentiating profit vs. cash management, the conflict in your balance sheets, and common cash flow mistakes.

The presentation will help entrepreneurs develop good financial habits that will grow their business with less stress and more fun.

Attendees can expect to learn:

• Ways to position cash flow to support their family, grow their business and assure their future
• How to use their personal and business balance sheets to maximize their goals
• The most common cash flow mistakes and how to avoid them

Randy’s Bio:

Randy Gerber is the founder and principal of Gerber, LLC., a professional services firm focused solely on improving the business and overall happiness of first-generation entrepreneurs. By taking a holistic approach to each individual client’s ideas and aspirations, Gerber, LLC helps its clients integrate and achieve their life, business, and financial goals.

Randy is a graduate of The Ohio State University’s Fisher College of Business. As a First Generation Entrepreneur himself, Randy shares a similar experience to the over 200 exclusive clients Gerber, LLC has worked with, giving them a unique relationship. This uncommon bond has helped bring in over $35,000,000 in sales.

Besides for being an entrepreneur, Randy is also a dedicated family man, long-time resident of Upper Arlington, and is committed to his philanthropy and giving back to his community.  He has volunteered at the Childhood League Center, American Heart Association and is an active supporter of Mid-Ohio Foodbank and Festa. In addition, Randy has been an extremely active member and leader of the Columbus Chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organization, including serving as a board member six times since 2000. EO is a global, peer to peer network for entrepreneurs to learn and grow together.

Randy’s success from being a First Generation Entrepreneur has lead him to write a book about the five stages of business success a First Generation Entrepreneur goes through when launching a new business. The book describes how to successfully integrate work demands with the many personal relationships in his/her life throughout the five stages of success and two stages of temporary failure.  He specifically discusses how to use integration and planned experience sharing to sustain and grow deliberate relationships with his/her spouse, children, parents and friends—all while starting and growing a business. Citing personal experiences and real-world examples, Randy’s book gives every first-generation entrepreneur the clarity and direction they need to be a success in both business and in life.

Randy has shared his professional expertise through a variety of speaking engagements. He has presented throughout the United States and central Ohio through webinars, podcasts, and in-person at EO, Vistage, Leadercast, Raymond James National Conference, and numerous local organizations.

Randy credits much of his company’s success to their customized, holistic approach to professional services. He and his team help clients take care of the details and align their business and personal lives, enabling the business owner to focus on growth with purpose – a process that betters themselves, their families, their employees, and, ultimately, the community.

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• 2020-05-06 >= 2020-01-23

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