At the start of the show we address the feeling that the regular people aren’t getting a fair shake when it comes to our money. We talk to Mary Meyn, the Director of Research at Edison Research, about their study on economic anxiety they they… Read More »“Is the Economy Rigged?” Part 1 with Mary Meyn
In the third segment, we address the question “What does a CFO actually do?” with COO and Partner in Charge of Armanino LLP’s CFO Advisory Service, Matt Armanino. Not only do we find out what a CFO does, but also, why your company needs one,… Read More »CFO Evolution with Matt Armanino
When you think about investing your money, what kind of checklist do you use? “The more diverse a company’s board, the better it performs.” At the start of the show this week we talk with Theo Schwabacher of Morgan Stanley about the new Gender Diversity… Read More »Investing and Gender Diversity with Theo Schwabacher Part 1
In this second segment, we continue our conversation with Theo Schwabacher of Morgan Stanley and Women Corporate Directors of Northern California. We also read out the best tweets reacting to Cosmopolitan’s attempt at marketing a car directly at women. Links: https://www.morganstanley.com/press-releases/morgan-stanley-introduces-new-tool-kit-to-effectively-integrate
The European Union served Apple with a tax bill for over $14 billion for doing business in Ireland earlier this week. At the start of the show, we talk about this with Stuart Gibson, editor of Tax Notes International, and a frequent contributor to Forbes… Read More »The European Union vs Apple in Ireland with Stuart Gibson
As the Baby-Boomer generation ages and consolidates it’s wealth, the financial tech sector may well be missing out on a market worth trillions of dollars. We talk with a wealth management expert, George Noceti, from Morgan Stanley another issue slipping through the cracks of Silicon… Read More »Financial Tech and Baby Boomer cash with George Noceti
“With respect to Aetna, they’re gonna be in about 70% fewer states that they had in 2016 for the upcoming enrollment season.” After reporting a $200 million dollar loss for it’s 2nd quarter of 2016, Aetna is planning to leave the Affordable Care Act Exchange.… Read More »Another healthcare provider leaves Obamacar with Kev Coleman
Jason talks to an expert on the American economy to find out how we’re recovering after “The Great Recession” by defining where Americans are spending our money. Bruce Stuart, a Vice President and Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, details a retail sales and… Read More »American Consumers and Whirlpool with Bruce Stuart
If you’re about to ask for a raise, or go in for a job interview, listen to this segment first. Margaret Ann Neale is the The Adams Distinguished Professor of Management at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. She’s also the author of the book “Getting… Read More »The Art of Negotiating with Margaret A. Neale PhD
In this week’s final segment, the Bay Area Economic Council is addressing a subject that simply dogs the Bay Area — the lack of minority hiring. So, the Bay Area Council found jobs for 350 minority men — in one day. We talk with the… Read More »Minority Hiring with Jim Wunderman
