Guests: Jim Roddey, Rich Fitzgerald, Mike Fox, Joe Lawrence

The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, examines the controversial issue of property taxes in Allegheny County, as he talks with Jim Roddey and Rich Fitzgerald, the former and current County Executives of Allegheny County, about their respective assessments of the county’s property tax situation, and why their solutions for the issue wouldn’t necessarily be what you’d expect. Plus, attorneys Mike Fox and Joe Lawrence of Strassburger, McKenna, Gutnick, and Gefsky talks with Ron about some of the legal issues that can affect a business, and how proper planning and counsel could mitigate these issues.

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Sunday editions of American Entrepreneur Radio are the day for you to sound off to us about the business issues that are plaguing you the most.  Give Ron a call at (412) 333-1047 or 1-800-507-1047, and talk about the problems that keep you up at night.  Ron will put his 40-plus years of business experience to the test to help you with your hiring, marketing, distribution, sales, management, and whatever else you need to take your business to the next level.

Guests: Diane Pearson, Herman Cain

Diane Pearson of Legend Financial Advisors joins The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, to discuss the most common fallacies when it comes to investment opportunities, and the truth behind these misconceptions.  Plus, “Will He or Won’t He?” Having postponed two recent scheduled appearances on American Entrepreneur Radio, will former Republican Presidential hopeful Herman Cain make good on his promise to finally appear on the program to discuss his storied career, and his ideas on how business will be the key to restore America to its former glory.

Guests: Mike Martorella

As part of the “Consultant’s Corner” on American Entrepreneur Radio, host Buddy Hobart of Solutions 21 looks at the transformation of seasoned professionals into “solopreneurs”, as he talks with Mike Martorella of MMI Communication.  Mike discusses the executive experiences that shaped is career, and how that body of work impacted his decision to put his experience to work to hone professional managers into true leaders.