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Buying Freedom: The Dental Practice Purchase Handbook is a comprehensive guide for dentists looking to transition from being an associate to owning their own dental practice. The book outlines the key steps in purchasing and managing a dental practice, from understanding practice valuation to negotiating deals, managing employees, and ensuring long-term success. Ideal for dental professionals at any stage of their career, this handbook is packed with actionable insights to help you navigate the complexities of dental practice ownership.

On Alumless World, hosted by CMAC consultants Ryan Catherwood and Nicole Kempton, we explore advancement in support of education around the globe. Our themes, topics, and guests provide views of alumni and donor engagement from outside the United States. Alumless World is published every-other-week with new episodes on Fridays.

A podcast about teaching created by teachers, for teachers. Everything you hear is recorded in one take and although it is planned, it is completely unscripted. Despite having our fair share of experiences, we are by no means experts and all of the our views are our own. We hope you enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The world stands at a massive pivot point. A paradigm shift not only the way we work and live, but in the core philosophy of culture itself. Today multiple trends and megatrends are converging, bringing about a scale of change not seen in centuries. In this title Chris Marshall, futurist and behavioral scientist as well as head of investment strategy at Dragon Investment Managers, lays out a framework of change, as well as pointing out how we can get better at seeing this change occurring. How innovation plays out and why in the coming era curiosity may well be a superpower.

Alumless is a bi-weekly talk show produced by Chris Marshall Advancement Consulting. In each episode, host and Vice President Ryan Catherwood and CMAC Founder and CEO Chris Marshall discuss the latest issues facing alumni and donor engagement professionals working in higher education. Listeners of Alumless will hear topics discussed such as strategic planning, engagement metrics, volunteer management, marketing and communications, donor experience design, and the latest and greatest advancement technology. The Alumless podcast is an extended version of the live broadcast published on LinkedIn ...

Here to give our comediac., discussion style, sports take to everyone willing to listen!

Collected Comics Library is the only podcast solely dedicated to comic book collected editions news and reviews of Marvel, DC and independent TPBs and HCs.

Build Your Empire is a podcast hosted by Chris Marshall and Frank G. The dynamic duo discuss the money plays behind sports, business, entertainment and talk about pop culture. The two best buds will take a more in depth look at current events and how to leverage that to make money and build their empire and brands. Simultaneously they want to provide as much value to the audience to do the same and live the best life possible.

UPDATE: As of March 2021, TKAP is dead. If you are an Ultraman fan, we have started a new podcast: Saved by the Belial: An Atrocious Ultraman Podcast. We hope you'd make the jump over and listen!The Kaiju Apostle Podcast is what happens when two seminarians dive into Toho's deep, rich history of monster films and discover what lies beneath the surface. Whether you’re a hardcore or casual fan, or somewhere in between, if you’ve ever thought there must be something more to Godzilla movies than people in rubber suits, then this show is for you.

A show where we talk sports, fantasy football, our golf games, and occasionally a little ganja makes us say some outlandish things. The name “Called It” stems from a bit that happens in our group. The line starts with, “I'm calling it right now…” then some outrageous thing comes from our mouths that, surprising to most, come to past. Then being able to look the group in the face and say “Called it”.