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For Immediate Release
Entrepreneur Heroes Secret Identities Exposed On New Eliances 1-Hour Weekly Money Radio Show
Eliances new “Heroes” Money Radio show will air 8 a.m. Thursday’s on 1510AM and 99.3FM The goal of the show is to help other business owners learn and be inspired by the secrets of those who have successfully built profitable, job-creating businesses or those that have made an impact on the lives they touch.
Eliances, an entrepreneurship-focused community, will debut its new hour-long, weekly talk show on Money Radio starting 8 a.m. Feb. 6. The episodes will feature some prominent Heroes; Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane, Lead President of Well Fargo Pam Conboy, Fmr CEO North Face, CEOs of Inc 5000/500, NFL Hall of Famer, and even the voice behind Siri.
Money Radio, which is owned by CRC Broadcasting Company, can be found on KFNN 1510AM and 99.3FM
“This show is all about business heroes — those building or expanding companies, as well as inventors, celebrities, nonprofit leaders and more” said Eliances Managing Partner David Cogan, who will also host the show. “We’ll get their story told, and inspire our business community to greater heights. It also taps into the popular theme of heroes, fictional and nonfictional, that we’re currently seeing in movies.”
The “heroes” Eliances plans to “unmask” will not only include local Valley CEOs’ stories, but also the stories of CEOs with national prominence — such as those who head up national magazines and publications. Cogan said bringing in national guests as well will help bring more attention to the Phoenix-area business community.
“This will be a quality show that will truly nourish the Valley’s business community with savvy advice and proven success tips,” said CRC Broadcasting Company President Ron Cohen. “It’s great to see how our sponsorship of Eliances continues to evolve. We also have a couple spots left for those to sponsor this new show. Ideal candidates are those looking to market to the entrepreneur community”
Eliances is looking for other business leaders who have made a substantial impact to be guests on future episodes. The organization previously hosted five-minute “Business for Breakfast” segments on Money Radio twice weekly.
“Ultimately, we want to build the local economy, get exposure for Eliances members, and spotlight those that made a difference in the lives that they’ve touched,” added Cogan. “Entrepreneurship is such a hot topic right now. People are dying to know the success stories behind the people behind these businesses.”
Eliances supports the Valley community and is comprised of investors in startups, mentors, CEOs, Founders, startups and entrepreneur members. The organization holds weekly invite-only “ROUNDtable” experience, GRANDtables, Secret Sessions, Panels and more at ASU Skysong that regularly reach maximum capacity. Entrepreneurs, mentors, and investors interested in learning more about this growing business community can visit www.eliances.com.
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About Eliances
Eliances — a private invitation-only society — is the place “Where Entrepreneurs Align.” Its mission is to provide a unique environment that fosters business relationships for some of the Valley’s most influential and intellectual individuals. The organization hosts weekly ROUNDtable and periodic GRANDtable experiences that allows entrepreneurs, inventors and investors to foster strategic partnerships. ROUNDtable is just one of the “puzzle pieces” of Eliances where action, not networking, takes place. Eliances, always on the lookout for additional ways to bring value to its members and partners, has secured "Elianceships" with prominent organizations within the Valley, including the Phoenix Suns, ASU SkySong, Phoenix Business Journal, Money Radio, Caliber Corporation (an Inc. 500 company), and Infusionsoft. Managing Partner David Cogan founded Eliances in Phoenix in 2013. For more information, visit: www.eliances.com
About Money Radio
CRC Broadcasting Company's first station, KFNN 1510AM has been relevant content to business executives, investors and upscale listeners throughout the Valley since 1988. The company re-branded to Money Radio in 2010 after securing the highly sought after dot com domain. In 2013, Money Radio added its 99.3FM frequency and is now the only radio station in the Phoenix area that broadcasts on both bands. Since its inception, Money Radio has grown to become one of the Valley's largest and most popular sources for business and financial news. CRC also owns Palm Springs sports station KXPS "Team 1010" and KPSF "Money Radio 1200". Learn more about Money Radio and sponsorship opportunities at http://www.moneyradio1510.com/ or [email protected]
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