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In this episode, we discuss the essential steps involved in opening your own child care center. We cover topics such as licensing requirements, creating a business plan, securing funding, and finding the right location. Listeners will gain a solid understanding of the initial steps they need to take to get their child care center up and running.

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Max and Kelley discuss the importance of taking care of yourself mentally, whether you're an actor or a creative dealing with rejection (creatives do get a lot of rejection) or someone in the business sphere. We talk about our experiences dealing with people and places that were less than kind and how important it is to reach out if you are feeling down or depressed. We also talk about anxiety, whether you're on stage or on the job.  Practicing self-love is essential, and stepping back if you feel anxious or overwhelmed. 

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Max and Kelley discuss how working in restaurants and the theater have overlapping premises. You have the front of the house, which functions as the actors in a restaurant; the back of the house, which is similar to the backstage, and the chefs and managers are the producers and directors. It might explain why so many actors work as servers.  We also discuss how the structure of the meal works as different acts are similar to a play and how managing both with respect and honesty is the key to success. 

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Nathan and Michael discuss the process of selecting plays to present at their theaters.  Catchy titles, set requirements, talent factors, budgeting concerns - its all here.  If you're curious about the ins and outs of finding the perfect script for your theater, this is the episode for you! 

In this final sixth episode of the series, Raj explores the crucial role of the Corporate Treasurer. Corporate Treasurers occupy an important role in ensuring the financial success of their company by managing money and financial risks. 

During the COVID-19 crisis their role has been to maintain a firm grip on liquidity and cash management. 

Typically, they report into the CFO but are increasingly taking a seat in the board room as specialists in charge of a complex and technical area.   

Raj Gandhi is a consultant, coach and mentor with over 25 years' experience in finance,  treasury, risk and corporate governance.

In this Forward Thinking series of podcasts Raj has analysed certain key roles and responsibilities of boardroom positions.

Business consultant, coach and mentor, Raj Gandhi, has been examining  certain key boardroom roles in this Forward Thinking series of podcasts.

In this penultimate episode, Raj champions the role of the non-executive director in enhancing corporate governance and performance.

Past studies of how organisations performed in the 2008 Crash found that among the companies which adapted best were those with independent non-executive directors from outside the core business.
 
Such NEDs stopped boardrooms from slipping into group think; they asked the challenging questions.
 
In the final episode six, Raj focuses on the part played by the Corporate Treasurer.
 

Balancing prudence and risk is key to the effective performance of a company in a challenging environment.
 
At the heart of that strategy is the Chief Financial Officer.  
 
The Forward Thinking series, by Raj Gandhi, examines certain key boardroom roles.
 
In episode five, the consultant, coach and mentor focuses on the part played by the NEDs.

The Chief Executive Officer is a pivotal role in the boardroom.  He or she is the conduit for the specialisms of each board member.  
 
Often a company stands or falls on the performance of the CEO.
 
In episode four, consultant, coach and mentor, Raj Gandhi analyses how the CFO can drive a company on.

Boards of directors are responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of their companies, collectively directing the company's affairs while meeting interests of its shareholders and relevant stakeholders .  

A strong boardroom is therefore a cabinet of all the talents; each director should bring their specialism to bear on the performance of the company.

Raj Gandhi is a consultant, coach and mentor with over 25 years' experience in finance, treasury, risk and governance.

In this Forward Thinking series of podcasts he has analysed the roles and responsibilities of certain key boardroom positions.

In episode three, Raj explores the role of the CEO.

These are challenging times and for many companies it is adapt and survive. The organisations with the forward thinking boards will be the ones best positioned to thrive - whether it is post Covid-19 or a recession.

For over 25 years, Raj Gandhi has been on the front line in helping directors optimise their own and their company's potential.

In this series of six podcasts, Raj explores certain key boardroom roles and identifies how they can take performance to the next level.  He will be examining;

• The collective roles and responsibilities of the board
• The Chief Executive Officer
• The Chief FInancial Officer
• The Non-Executive Director
• The Corporate Treasurer

In episode two, Raj Gandhi outlines his philosophy on the forward thinking board.