Business In Paradise

Episode 30 – Dr. Amit Rastogi: An Insider’s Look at a World-Class Hospital in the Making

Everyone has a story to tell; and the story of Dr. Amit Rastogi’s career is a memorable journey that arrived in Palm Beach County in September 2019. Dr. Rastogi is president and CEO of Jupiter Medical Center, the five-star not-for-profit center that has grown from a small community hospital into a world-class medical institution. Since joining the Center, Rastogi has been named one of “50 Power Leaders in Healthcare” by the South Florida Business Journal, and Palm Beach Illustrated included him in the “Palm Beach 100 – Palm Beach County’s Most Influential Business Leaders” for 2020 and 2021. Cary Stamp, CFP® and Dr. Rastogi cover a lot of territory in their conversation from professional to personal, with special focus on facets of medical administration in the post Covid world. In this conversation, you’ll learn: The career path of a leading hospital administrator The advantages of a not-for-profit hospital vs. for-profit hospital How the pandemic and inflation have impacted hospitals The exceptional recent initiatives and facility development at Jupiter Medical Center, and what’s still to come  The doctor’s favorite place in the world to decompress Additional professional and personal insights Information About Jupiter Medical Center: Website – https://www.jupitermed.com LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/jupiter-medical-center/ This podcast episode represents only the opinions and views of the guest. It may not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Cary Stamp & Co. The sharing of this content does not imply tax or legal advice or professional investment advice.

Episode 29 – Robi Jurney: Nonprofit Leadership in Palm Beach County

Nonprofit leadership is the focus in this episode of Business in Paradise as Cary Stamp is joined by Roberta (Robi) Jurney, President and CEO of the pediatric hospitality house Quantum House. Robi is a Palm Beach County native who transitioned from early career roles to being a full-time Mom and then ultimately to landing the greatest opportunity of her life as a prominent nonprofit leader. This is a “must listen” episode for those in healthcare and anyone who aspires to leadership in nonprofit management. In this conversation, you’ll learn: Robi’s views on Palm Beach County, the importance of customer service, and the ubiquitous need for everyone to be a salesperson The power of networking and civic organization participation for nonprofits Words of advice for aspiring nonprofit management professionals The services offered by pediatric hospitality houses to families of patients Other insightful lessons from Robi’s rewarding career that fits Mark Twain’s line “if you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” QUANTUM HOUSE: On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/quantum-house/ Website: https://quantumhouse.org/

Episode 28 – Corey Saban: An Inside Look at a Media Master

Corey Saban, president of CS Media Works, joins Cary for a dynamic, wide-ranging conversation. For more than 15 years, Corey has been a coach and consultant specializing in the high-demand areas of media relations, crisis management, presentation training, and brand storytelling.  He enjoyed a previous career in radio and broadcast journalism, achieving accolades as an Emmy nominee and Associated Press award-winner. He has interviewed world figures from presidents to Pulitzer Prize-winners, and covered the disputed 2000 election, September 11th attacks, and numerous Super Bowls and national sports championships. Corey now gets rave reviews for assisting companies with the craft of storytelling and “protecting” their brands, and helping executives and professionals with what to say and how to say it. He is also a marketing strategist who aligns your brand with your “why” in keeping with Simon Sinek’s work, helping companies develop and articulate a purpose with clear, concise messaging that drives results.  You can learn a lot from Corey as he discusses:  His journey in newscasting  Why he didn’t stop pursuing his dreams after multiple rejections Mentors who influenced him  The importance of discovering your “why” Why networking is an absolute must Finding your unique gift and using it to your advantage Why aligning your brand story is crucial Plus more!  Tune in to the complete podcast here! This podcast episode represents only the opinions and views of the guest. It may not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Cary Stamp & Co. The sharing of this content does not imply tax or legal advice or professional investment advice.

Episode 27 – Brent Leslie: Entrepreneurial Local Boy Turned Thriving Business Leader

Episode Summary Cary Stamp is joined by Brent Leslie, CPA, a director in the West Palm Beach office of Berkowitz Pollack Brant Advisors + CPAs. Brent is a hometown boy from Palm Beach County who owned a local fishing and seafood business in his teens. The accounting field was next on his horizon, as he evolved into a flourishing CPA and business manager who works with domestic and international clients in numerous industries. Brent is an authority on Palm Beach County business and leisure life, and has much to share about the area’s exceptional growth and how to run a successful business in South Florida.  Listen to Brent’s story and learn: How determination and belief bring ideas and dreams to reality The importance of communication How to work hard without creating turbulence in personal life The necessity of being a chameleon when doing business in Palm Beach County How to successfully get involved with the right civic and professional organizations And much more! Click here to listen to the complete podcast! This podcast episode represents only the opinions and views of the guest. It may not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Cary Stamp & Co. The sharing of this content does not imply tax or legal advice or professional investment advice.

Episode 26 – Dr. Gerry Pulvermacher: Industrial Psychologist Turned International Family Business Guru

Cary Stamp interviews Dr. Gerry Pulvermacher about his remarkable family history and professional life, starting with his immigration to Canada as a child with parents who were Holocaust survivors in the Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp. Gerry is an industrial psychologist based in South Florida and Canada who saw an opportunity in the marketplace and built an international enterprise that helps business owners transition ownership (and leadership) to the next generation. He also works with entities to develop more productive and high-functioning executive teams. offering services to clients all over the world. Tune in to hear Gerry’s inspiring stories about family, and his career dedicated to improving the longevity and leadership of dozens of family and closely held businesses. You’ll hear about: The story of his family rising up from a concentration camp experience How he built a private practice into an international consulting firm Numerous insights about family and closely held businesses, management, and leadership Plus much more! Click here to listen to the entire podcast! This podcast episode represents only the opinions and views of the guest. It may not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Cary Stamp & Co. The sharing of this content does not imply tax or legal advice or professional investment advice.