In this episode, Travis Cody interviews Ben Zweig, CEO of Revelyo Labs, discussing the critical role of data in understanding labor markets and the future of work. They explore the challenges companies face in hiring and the importance of transparency in employment data. Ben shares insights from his experience at IBM and the journey of building Revelyo Labs, emphasizing the need for a centralized approach to workforce data. The conversation also touches on the vision for the future of workforce intelligence and the upcoming book on job architecture.

In this episode of The Victories Show, host Travis Cote interviews Tom Rauen, founder and CEO of 1-800-T-Shirts. Tom shares his entrepreneurial journey, starting from his high school days selling custom t-shirts to building a successful screen printing business. He discusses the challenges of scaling, the importance of rebranding, and his venture into real estate investment. Tom emphasizes the need for business owners to understand their end goals, whether it's creating a lifestyle business or preparing for a larger exit. The conversation is filled with insights on growth strategies, leadership, and the entrepreneurial mindset.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Travis Cody interviews Steven Sashen, co-founder of Zero Shoes, who shares his unique journey from stand-up comedy to entrepreneurship. They discuss the challenges of breaking through revenue plateaus, the importance of market validation, and the lessons learned from appearing on Shark Tank. Sashen emphasizes the role of luck in entrepreneurial success and offers insights into scaling a business while managing resources effectively. The conversation also touches on the founding of Zero Shoes, driven by personal experiences with footwear, and the company's aspirations for the future.

In this episode, Travis Cody interviews Brad Messer, who shares insights on overcoming revenue plateaus in business. They discuss the transition from corporate life to private equity, the importance of having a solid support system, and the challenges faced by founders in scaling their businesses. Brad emphasizes the need for targeted marketing strategies and the significance of establishing foundational systems for success. He also provides advice on evaluating business acquisitions and the importance of connecting with growth consultants.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Travis Cody interviews Alexander McCobin, a visionary leader dedicated to advancing freedom and purpose-driven business. They discuss Alexander's journey from aspiring philosophy professor to founder of Students for Liberty, and later, CEO of Conscious Capitalism. The conversation delves into the lessons learned from building organizations, the principles of conscious capitalism, and the vision behind Liberty Ventures, which aims to support values-aligned entrepreneurs and investors. Alexander shares insights on leadership, the importance of asking for help, and the challenges of rapid growth, while also providing valuable advice for founders and entrepreneurs.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Rachel League interviews Michael LaMonica, a seasoned restaurant consultant and hospitality expert. They discuss Michael's journey in the restaurant industry, the challenges of opening a restaurant, and the importance of understanding customer needs. Michael shares valuable insights on building a successful team, adapting to market changes, and the leadership lessons he's learned throughout his career. The conversation emphasizes the significance of passion and commitment in achieving success in the hospitality business.

In this episode of The Victory Show, host Rachel League sits down with Dr. Salman Azhar—General Partner at Azimuth Opportunity Fund and Executive-in-Residence at Duke—to unpack how he spots winners and structures deals in today’s market. He explains his Four P’s of Evaluation (Problem Space, People, Problem, Potion), why founder humility and learning speed are non-negotiable, and how a logjam in IPOs has opened rare opportunities in the secondary market to buy late-stage shares at meaningful discounts. He also shares how he uses AI tools (ChatGPT & Gemini) in teaching and diligence, and why he aims for a work-life blend—optimizing impact, not just income.

In this episode of the Victory Show, host Rachel League interviews Paul Berndt, an accomplished entrepreneur and IT veteran. They discuss Paul's journey in the IT field, the founding of his company NetV Pro, and the critical importance of disaster recovery services. Paul shares insights on building a strong team, scaling challenges, and the importance of articulating value to customers. He reflects on his career, the evolution of his definition of success, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.