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The Art of Improvement

The Art of Improvement

By: Ticket 760 (KTKR-AM)
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 Karen Clauss interviews guests about their lives and businesses.Copyright Ticket 760 (KTKR-AM) Economics Leadership Management & Leadership
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  • Amit Chandarana , CEO of Curbee

    Amit Chandarana , CEO of Curbee
    Jun 5 2025
    Curbee CEO Amit Chandarana has held leadership positions at companies like Toyota Motor North America, Edmunds.com, and Roadster. He now heads the fastest growing mobile automotive service technology platform for car dealerships, transforming how auto service is delivered and experienced. Curbee empowers dealerships with cutting-edge solutions to optimize operations, enhance customer engagement, train staff and drive revenue growth. curbee.com
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    25 mins
  • Kim Tran, Bag Designer and Founder of Practice

    Kim Tran, Bag Designer and Founder of Practice
    May 13 2025
    I had a conversation with bag designer and Founder of Practice, Kim Tran, in the previous podcast. (Please check it out!!!!) I loved takling to her so much I asked her if she could do a second show. She told me about her her journey in creating her own brand of bag and the bumps that came along the way as she got started in this very competitve field. I also asked Kim about her college major and how she finally settled in on this line of work. This may not be our lst podcast! I hope you love her as much as I do and I know you'll love her bags! Find one you'll love for yourself: https://www.practicewhatyoulove.com/
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    27 mins
  • Kim Tran, Bag Designer and Founder of Practice

    Kim Tran, Bag Designer and Founder of Practice
    Apr 28 2025
    Kim Tran, a bag designer with experience at Crocs, Vera Bradley, Vince Camuto, Coach and others, has some fundamental issues with the fashion industry. She believes it has stopped focusing on quality design and no longer cares about what’s best for customers and employees. This realization inspired her to launch her own mission-driven bag brand, Practice. She calls the brand’s no frills design “a mix between Prada and Patagonia”, and people are starting to get excited. Her best-selling product, the large Karma backpack, features a practical, minimalist design, is made in limited small batches. Practice What You Love https://www.practicewhatyoulove.com
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    26 mins
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