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In today's episode of the Elevate Podcast, we bring it back with another Ice Miller Partner, Michale Millikan. Michael shares his journey from growing up in Indianapolis and Carmel to studying history, business, and Japanese at Villanova. Just days before beginning law school, an unexpected opportunity took him to Japan for a year, an experience that ultimately influenced his perspective and career path. He later returned to Indianapolis for law school and began what would become a decades-long career at Ice Miller. The conversation also explores Michael's work in mergers and acquisitions and private equity, the growth of Ice Miller beyond Indianapolis, the changing role of technology in the legal profession, and why strong relationships remain one of the most valuable assets in business. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to Elevate00:36 Meet Michael Millikan of Ice Miller00:55 Growing Up in Indianapolis and Carmel03:48 Choosing Villanova and Studying History07:16 Why Michael Studied Japanese08:40 Discovering an Interest in Law11:25 The Last-Minute Decision to Move to Japan12:23 Living and Teaching in Japan21:49 Returning to Indianapolis for Law School22:53 Starting a Legal Career24:12 The Advice That Led Michael to Ice Miller41:26 Playing the Long Game41:52 How Ice Miller Expanded Beyond Indianapolis43:23 M&A and Private Equity at Ice Miller44:03 How Technology Is Changing the Legal Industry50:54 Why Relationships Matter in Business51:52 Culture, Community and Giving BackLearn more about Ice Miller on their website at icemiller.comThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer. Keywords:Michael Millikan, Michael Millikan Ice Miller, Ice Miller, Ice Miller LLP, Elevate Powered by Braden, Elevate podcast, Braden Business Systems, Indianapolis leadership, Indianapolis business, Indiana business leaders, Indianapolis law firm, business leadership podcast, leadership podcast, career development, career advice, professional relationships, networking, mergers and acquisitions, M&A, private equity, M&A attorney, private equity attorney, business law, corporate law, legal industry, law firm leadership, legal technology, Indianapolis community, community leadership, Villanova University, Indiana law, Indianapolis attorney, Midwest business, business relationships, leadership lessons, business podcast#MichaelMillikan #IceMiller #Leadership #Indianapolis #BusinessLeadership #MergersAndAcquisitions #PrivateEquity #ElevatePodcast #BradenBusinessSystems

What happens when the career you build looks nothing like the one you originally planned?In this episode of Elevate Powered by Braden, Jason sits down with Josh Christie, Chief Managing Partner of Ice Miller, to talk about an unconventional journey that took him from studying chemistry to cultural anthropology, law school, M&A, and ultimately leadership of one of Indianapolis’ most established law firms.Josh shares why his anthropology background became an unexpected advantage as a lawyer, how trusting his instincts helped guide major career decisions, and what he has learned as Ice Miller has expanded well beyond its Indianapolis roots.The conversation also looks ahead. Josh discusses how technology is reshaping the legal profession, Ice Miller’s approach to AI adoption, and why taking practical, incremental steps can be more valuable than chasing every new technology that hits the market.Plus, Josh shares why community involvement remains an important part of leadership, including his work with organizations such as the Indianapolis Cultural Trail and Central Indiana Land Trust.It is a conversation about career pivots, growth, technology, community, and the paths we never expect to take.Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Elevate Powered by Braden 00:39 Meet Josh Christie 00:56 Growing Up in Indianapolis and Milwaukee 04:01 Early Career Plans and a Love of Science 06:13 The Pivot from Chemistry to Anthropology 08:17 How Anthropology Became an Advantage in Law 09:18 Choosing Law School 11:35 Returning to Indiana and IU Bloomington 14:05 Entering the Legal Profession 18:22 Trusting Your Gut on Career Decisions 20:17 Building a Career at Ice Miller 29:17 The Growth and Expansion of Ice Miller 32:15 How Technology Is Changing the Legal Industry 35:02 Taking a Practical Approach to AI 37:00 Making More Room for Human Intelligence 40:51 Leadership and Community Involvement 43:17 Life Outside the Office 45:43 Closing ThoughtsSubscribe to stay in the loop all the new Elevate episodes and Braden Business Systems updates!The Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer.Keywords:Josh Christie, Josh Christie Ice Miller, Ice Miller, Ice Miller Indianapolis, Elevate Powered by Braden, Braden Business Systems, Indianapolis business leaders, Indianapolis leadership, Indiana business leaders, legal industry, law firm leadership, managing partner, Chief Managing Partner, leadership podcast, business leadership podcast, career development, career change, career advice, leadership lessons, trusting your gut, unconventional career path, anthropology and law, corporate law, M&A lawyer, mergers and acquisitions, legal technology, AI in legal industry, artificial intelligence in law, AI for lawyers, future of law, technology in law firms, law firm innovation, business transformation, professional services leadership, community leadership, Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Central Indiana Land Trust, Indianapolis business, Indiana business, leadership and technology

What does it take to turn an unexpected career path into a mission that helps save the lives of infants?In this episode of Elevate, Powered by Braden, Jason sits down with Freedom Kolb, CEO of The Milk Bank, to explore her unconventional path to leadership and the life-changing work happening inside one of Indiana’s most impactful nonprofit organizations.Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Elevate00:38 Meet Freedom Kolb, CEO of The Milk Bank01:14 Growing Up in Kokomo, Indiana02:20 Choosing Ball State and Starting Pre-Med03:00 The Unexpected Pivot From Medicine to English04:02 Graduate School, Counseling and Clemson05:16 Working in Victim Services and Pursuing an MBA06:09 Moving Back to Indiana07:07 Entering the Central Indiana Nonprofit Community08:14 The Recruiter Call That Changed Freedom’s Career08:55 Why You Should Take the Call09:12 Networking Without an Agenda10:30 Why In-Person Community Still Matters11:29 Discovering The Milk Bank12:20 How Donor Human Milk Can Help Save Infants13:13 Freedom’s Personal Connection to Infant Nutrition15:12 Why Some Babies Need Donor Human Milk18:45 Infant Mortality and the Health of a Community19:51 Technology’s Role at The Milk Bank20:31 Using Automation to Maximize Every Ounce25:22 How Our Communities Change Throughout Life26:22 Becoming a Community Builder27:34 Building Relationships That Can Handle Disagreement28:34 How the Community Can Support The Milk Bank29:17 Raising Awareness About Milk Banking30:19 Ways to Get Involved With The Milk Bank31:25 Why Seeing The Milk Bank in Person Matters32:05 Life Outside Leadership35:28 Final Thoughts With Freedom Kolb35:41 ClosingThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer.Keywords: Freedom Kolb, Freedom Kolb The Milk Bank, The Milk Bank, The Milk Bank Indiana, milk bank Indiana, donor human milk, human milk donation, breast milk donation, milk donation, NICU babies, premature babies, infant mortality, infant health, maternal health, nonprofit leadership, nonprofit CEO, nonprofit organizations Indiana, Indiana nonprofits, Indianapolis nonprofits, Indiana leadership, Indianapolis leaders, women in leadership, CEO leadership, leadership podcast, business leadership podcast, Indiana business podcast, community leadership, community impact, professional networking, networking advice, career advice, career change, leadership journey, nonprofit technology, technology in nonprofits, healthcare nonprofit, public health, infant nutrition, community health, Ball State University, Central Indiana leaders, Elevate Podcast, Elevate Powered by Braden, Braden Business Systems, Braden podcast

What does it take to turn a 60-year family restaurant legacy into a growing portfolio of modern hospitality concepts?In this episode of the Elevate Podcast Jason sits down with Blake Fogelsong, third-generation owner and operator of Clancy’s Hospitality, to explore leadership, entrepreneurship, restaurant innovation, technology, and the importance of staying connected to your community.Blake grew up in Noblesville, Indiana, working nearly every position in the restaurant business before eventually helping lead the family company into its next generation. Today, Clancy’s Hospitality operates multiple restaurant concepts while continuing to evolve its approach to dining, branding, technology, and guest experience.Blake shares the story behind the family business, his journey from restaurant manager to owner, the evolution of concepts such as Grindstone Public House and The Fountain Room, and the inspiration behind bringing a Hi-Fi listening lounge experience to downtown Noblesville.EPISODE CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction01:03 Meet Blake Fogelsong and Clancy’s Hospitality01:27 Growing Up in the Restaurant Business03:19 Ball State, Mentorship and Choosing Hospitality04:32 Starting at the Bottom and Working Up05:57 Growing Sales and Launching Grindstone Public House07:30 The Family Business Story Begins in 196510:12 The Origins and Growth of Grindstone Charlie’s12:28 Creating New Restaurant Concepts14:04 The Fountain Room and a New Hi-Fi Passion Project15:27 Bringing a Hi-Fi Listening Lounge to Noblesville17:09 Vinyl, DJs and Creating a Different Dining Experience20:18 Bringing Big-City Experiences to Central Indiana21:34 Advice for Future Restaurateurs and Entrepreneurs24:07 How Technology Is Transforming the Restaurant Industry25:28 AI, Scheduling and the Future of Restaurant Operations27:39 Loyalty Programs and Restaurant Technology28:40 What Community Means to Blake30:33 Why Great Businesses Must Keep Adapting31:41 Life Outside the Restaurant Business33:07 Closing ThoughtsAbout Elevate:Elevate brings you conversations with influential leaders who are shaping communities across Indiana and Illinois. Hear the stories behind their leadership journeys, the lessons they have learned, and how they are creating meaningful impact in business and their communities. The Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer. Keywords: Blake Fogelsong, Clancy's Hospitality, Clancys Hospitality, Blake Fogelsong Clancy's Hospitality, Indiana restaurants, Indiana restaurant industry, Noblesville restaurants, Noblesville Indiana, Indianapolis restaurants, restaurant leadership, restaurant business, hospitality leadership, family business, family business leadership, third generation business, restaurant entrepreneur, restaurant entrepreneurship, restaurant innovation, hospitality industry, restaurant technology, AI in restaurants, restaurant AI, restaurant operations, Grindstone Public House, Grindstone Charlie's, The Fountain Room Indianapolis, Noblesville Hi-Fi lounge, Indiana business leaders, Indiana entrepreneurs, local business leadership, community leadership, business growth, leadership podcast, business podcast, Indiana podcast, Elevate Podcast, Braden Business Systems#BlakeFogelsong #ClancysHospitality #RestaurantLeadership #FamilyBusiness #IndianaBusiness #NoblesvilleIndiana #HospitalityIndustry #RestaurantBusiness #Entrepreneurship #ElevatePodcast

What does it take to turn rejection, career pivots, and unexpected opportunities into a successful leadership journey?In this episode of Elevate, Jason sits down with Greg Jung, Chief Marketing Officer of Seven Corners, to explore a career that has taken him from small-town Indiana to Purdue University, sales, global marketing roles, San Diego, and ultimately back home to Indiana.Greg shares the story behind being rejected by Notre Dame in 1989, why he kept the rejection letter for years, and the surprising full-circle moment that eventually brought him back to Notre Dame as an Executive MBA student.The conversation also explores Greg's path into marketing, his decision to walk away from his first post-college job after only six weeks, the transformation of Seven Corners' direct-to-consumer strategy, and how AI could reshape marketing and the customer experience.Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome/Intro00:45 Meet Greg Jung and Seven Corners03:13 Growing Up in Converse, Indiana05:47 The Dream of Attending Notre Dame07:31 Choosing Purdue and Finding a New Path10:06 Starting a Career in Marketing11:14 Quitting His First Job After Six Weeks12:31 Learning Sales From the Ground Up14:37 Going Back to School at Butler21:14 Chicago, San Diego and a Global Marketing Career23:00 The Career Break That Changed His Direction23:26 Why Greg Joined Seven Corners24:41 Helping People Through Travel Insurance27:08 Transforming Seven Corners' Customer Experience28:57 AI and the Future of Marketing31:18 The Notre Dame Rejection Letter Comes Full Circle32:29 Finally Getting Into Notre Dame35:06 What Community Means to Greg35:55 Greg's Approach to Servant Leadership38:26 Why Words Matter in Leadership40:25 Life Outside Work41:16 Purdue Basketball and Notre Dame FootballFrom career pivots to AI, marketing, education, community, and leadership, Greg's story is a reminder that the path you planned is not always the path that gets you where you need to go.Subscribe for more conversations with influential leaders shaping their organizations and communities.Keywords:Greg Jung, Greg Jung Seven Corners, Seven Corners, Seven Corners Inc, leadership podcast, leadership lessons, business leadership, servant leadership, marketing leadership, chief marketing officer, CMO leadership, CMO podcast, marketing podcast, career growth, career advice, career journey, executive leadership, leadership development, AI in marketing, artificial intelligence marketing, future of marketing, digital marketing, customer experience, direct to consumer marketing, DTC marketing, Purdue University, Purdue alumni, Notre Dame, Notre Dame MBA, Executive MBA, Butler University, Indiana business leaders, Indianapolis business, Indiana leadership, business podcast, Elevate podcast#Leadership #Marketing #GregJung #SevenCorners #ServantLeadership #CareerGrowth #AI #Purdue #NotreDameThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer

What happens when the career you said you would never pursue becomes your calling?Dara Burkhalter, CEO of Central Indiana Youth for Christ, joins Jason Ohm on Elevate, Powered by Braden to share her unexpected journey from Chicago to nonprofit leadership and the work her organization is doing to support young people throughout Central Indiana.Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Elevate, Powered by Braden00:58 Meet Dara Burkhalter, CEO of Central Indiana Youth for Christ01:22 Growing up in Chicago and youth ministry02:23 Studying communications at Taylor University04:14 Starting a career working with young people05:12 Discovering a calling to nonprofit leadership05:55 Earning an MBA and becoming a nonprofit CEO06:59 Moving to Indiana and returning to Taylor University08:21 Pursuing a doctorate at the University of Pennsylvania10:10 Returning to the nonprofit world12:05 Finding Central Indiana Youth for Christ12:40 Building momentum as CEO13:17 How Youth for Christ serves young people14:20 Automotive training and career opportunities15:24 Supporting pregnant and parenting teens15:52 Juvenile Justice Ministry16:54 How the community can help17:18 The impact of volunteers18:08 Donating vehicles to Youth for Christ19:05 Partnering with local churches20:34 We Believe in Youth Week22:25 Giving young people opportunities to succeed23:08 How AI is changing nonprofit work26:06 What community means to Dara29:00 Basketball, the Pacers, Fever and Bulls30:24 How to support Central Indiana Youth for Christ31:14 Closing thoughtsKeywords:Dara Burkhalter, Central Indiana Youth for Christ, Youth for Christ, Indiana Youth for Christ, Indianapolis nonprofit, Central Indiana nonprofit, nonprofit leadership, nonprofit CEO, youth development, youth ministry, youth mentorship, Indiana youth programs, Indianapolis youth programs, community leadership, community impact, youth leadership, nonprofit management, nonprofit career, nonprofit fundraising, volunteering Indianapolis, volunteer opportunities Indiana, juvenile justice ministry, youth job training, AI for nonprofits, nonprofit technology, leadership podcast, Indiana podcast, Indianapolis podcast, Elevate podcast, Elevate Powered by Braden, Braden Business Systems#DaraBurkhalter #YouthForChrist #CentralIndiana #NonprofitLeadership #YouthDevelopment #Indianapolis #CommunityLeadership #ElevatePodcast #BradenBusinessSystemsThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer

What does it take to build a meaningful career, take a risk when the comfortable path is working, and lead change across one of Indiana’s largest healthcare organizations?In this episode of Elevate, Powered by Braden, Jason Onken sits down with Crystal Miller, Senior Vice President at Indiana University Health and President of the IU Health Foundation, for a conversation about leadership, philanthropy, sustainability, technology, and the career decisions that can change everything.CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction00:42 Meet Crystal Miller of IU Health01:17 From Small-Town North Carolina to Leadership03:26 Finding the Right Career Path04:29 Becoming a Special Education Teacher05:15 An Unexpected Introduction to Fundraising05:57 Finding Your Professional “Superpower”06:49 Building a Career in Philanthropy08:24 Discovering a Passion for Healthcare09:54 The Value of an Executive Coach10:40 Why Indiana Wasn’t Part of the Plan12:45 Becoming Comfortable Being Uncomfortable14:24 Crystal’s Leadership Roles at IU Health15:22 Building a Unified IU Health Foundation17:23 Sustainability in Healthcare19:27 Sustainability Leadership and Stewardship21:29 AI and the Future of Healthcare Philanthropy23:39 What the IU Health Foundation Actually Does25:18 Creating Career Pathways Through the Mosaic CenterKEYWORDSCrystal Miller, Crystal Miller IU Health, IU Health, Indiana University Health, IU Health Foundation, healthcare leadership, healthcare philanthropy, philanthropy leadership, nonprofit leadership, Indiana business leaders, Indianapolis business leaders, women in leadership, executive leadership, career development, career change, executive coaching, leadership advice, healthcare sustainability, sustainability in healthcare, AI in healthcare, AI in philanthropy, artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, fundraising strategy, healthcare fundraising, community impact, workforce development, Indiana healthcare, leadership podcast, business podcast, Elevate podcast, Elevate Powered by Braden, Braden Business Systems#Leadership #IUHealth #HealthcareLeadership #Philanthropy #Healthcare #ArtificialIntelligence #Sustainability #IndianaBusiness #CareerDevelopment #ElevatePodcast #BradenBusinessSystemsThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer

In this episode of the Elevate Podcast, Jason sits down with Dr. Holly Bernard-Bramblett, Freshman Academy Principal at Jeffersonville High School, to explore her journey from student-athlete to teacher, coach, and school administrator.Holly shares how a torn ACL changed the way she saw basketball, leadership, and ultimately herself. What felt like a setback gave her an opportunity to observe the game from a new perspective and helped uncover an interest in teaching that would eventually shape her career.The conversation explores Holly’s path through the University of Kentucky, her early years teaching English and coaching basketball, the disruption of education during COVID-19, and the mentors who recognized her leadership potential before she fully recognized it herself.Jason and Holly also dive into how Jeffersonville High School’s academy model is changing the traditional high school experience. Students are exposed to career pathways in areas such as business and entrepreneurship, public service, engineering and manufacturing, and health services, helping them connect what they learn in the classroom with opportunities beyond graduation.Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Elevate Powered by Braden00:41 Meet Dr. Holly Bernard Bramblett01:25 Growing Up and Finding Basketball03:10 The ACL Injury That Changed Holly’s Direction04:43 Choosing the University of Kentucky and Education05:35 Becoming a Teacher and Basketball Coach06:59 How COVID-19 Changed the Path Forward07:36 Moving From Teaching Into Administration09:22 Discovering a Passion for Educational Leadership10:58 The Ripple Effect of Leadership11:59 When Mentors See Something You Don’t13:15 How Jeffersonville High School’s Academy Model Works14:46 Connecting High School With Career PathwaysThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer. Keywords:Dr. Holly Bernard Bramblett, Holly Bernard Bramblett, Jeffersonville High School, Jeffersonville Indiana, school leadership, educational leadership, education leadership, high school education, high school principal, school administrator, freshman academy, career academies, academy model, career pathways, career readiness, student success, student leadership, teacher leadership, education podcast, leadership podcast, Indiana education, K-12 education, K-12 leadership, teacher to administrator, mentorship in education, career and technical education, student athlete, women in education, leadership development, Elevate podcast, Elevate Powered by Braden, Braden Business Systems

In this special episode of the Elevate Podcast, Jason sits down with Kent Kramer, President and CEO of Goodwill Legacy Group, to explore the leadership journey, innovative programs, technology, and community impact behind one of the region’s most recognized nonprofit organizations.Kent shares how a career that began in retail with Sam’s Club and Kmart eventually brought him to Goodwill in 2002. What initially looked like another career opportunity quickly became something much bigger after an unexpected encounter with a high school friend showed Kent firsthand how employment and support could transform someone’s independence.Kent discusses The Excel Center, which gives adults another opportunity to earn a high school diploma and career credentials, as well as Nurse-Family Partnership, which connects nurses with first-time mothers and their children during critical early years. He also explains how Goodwill uses revenue from its retail operations to invest back into programs that create opportunity and strengthen communities.Kent also shares his philosophy on building culture and finding leaders who have both “a heart for the mission” and “a mind for the business.”Episode Chapters:00:00 Welcome to Elevate00:57 Meet Kent Kramer, President & CEO of Goodwill Legacy Group01:43 Growing Up in Indiana and Discovering Leadership03:20 Starting a Career With Sam’s Club04:27 Raising Your Hand for Opportunity06:28 Returning to Indiana and Joining Goodwill08:34 The Moment Goodwill Became More Than a Job11:22 What Goodwill Really Does12:36 The Excel Center and Adult Education14:06 Nurse-Family Partnership and Supporting Families17:00 Goodwill’s Broader Community Impact22:01 Where Goodwill Donations and Revenue Really Go25:21 How Technology Is Transforming Goodwill27:05 AI, Digital Outreach and Reaching More People29:56 Technology, Growth and the Meaning of Community30:26 Expanding Into Illinois and Puerto Rico32:12 Building One Goodwill and a Strong Culture32:40 “A Heart for the Mission, a Mind for the Business”35:03 Life Outside the CEO Role36:19 Kent’s Next Big Title: GrandpaSubscribe to Braden Business Systems, and continue to tune into the Elevate Podcast for more conversations with leaders who are driving change and elevating organizations across our communitiesThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer.Keywords:Goodwill, Goodwill Legacy Group, Kent Kramer, Kent Kramer Goodwill, Goodwill CEO, Elevate Podcast, Braden Business Systems, leadership podcast, CEO podcast, business leadership, nonprofit leadership, nonprofit innovation, purpose driven leadership, community impact, workforce development, adult education, The Excel Center, Excel Center Goodwill, Nurse Family Partnership, Goodwill Indiana, Goodwill Indianapolis, Indiana business leaders, Indiana leadership, technology in nonprofits, AI in nonprofits, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, business technology, technology leadership, organizational culture, company culture, mission driven organization, social enterprise, nonprofit technology, nonprofit growth, community development, career development, workforce education, Goodwill stores, Goodwill mission, Goodwill programs

What does it take to build a successful business while creating a meaningful impact in your community?In this episode of the Elevate Podcast, Jason sits down with entrepreneur and community leader Mark Hall for a wide-ranging conversation about entrepreneurship, workforce solutions, leadership, technology, public service, and finding a greater purpose behind your work.Mark shares his journey from growing up in small-town Illinois and beginning his career in information technology to building a workforce solutions company that has connected tens of thousands of people with opportunities. He discusses the lessons learned through more than three decades in business, the changing workforce, contract labor, and how AI is beginning to reshape recruiting.But Mark’s story goes far beyond business. He also shares how his experiences with financial hardship helped inspire Feeding Team, a community food pantry initiative built around a simple philosophy: “Give what you can. Take what you need.” The conversation explores how business success can create opportunities to serve others and why understanding your “why” can change the way you lead.Episode Chapters00:00 Introduction and Meet Mark Hall01:23 Growing Up in Small-Town Illinois03:03 Developing a Relentless Work Ethic04:04 College, Programming and an Early IT Career08:45 Family, Softball and Finding Balance12:22 The Road Toward Entrepreneurship15:01 Discovering a Career in Workforce Solutions18:14 The Moment That Sparked the Business21:07 Building a Company Around Integrity24:15 Why Contract Work Works for Today’s Workforce30:20 The Changing Nature of Flexible Work33:15 Entering Local Government and Learning From Failure36:10 Turning Political Losses Into Leadership Lessons39:27 Connecting Business Success With Community Impact40:11 The “Why” Behind Feeding Team45:06 Why Purpose Matters More Than Profit48:23 A Life-Changing Health Experience51:19 Recovery, Resilience and Returning to Public Service54:06 How AI Is Changing Recruiting57:05 Connecting Clients With a Greater Mission1:00:01 A Powerful Lesson About Generosity1:03:05 Lessons From Mark’s Leadership Journey1:05:21 Family, Community and Finding Time for What Matters1:09:07 Faith, Service and the Legacy Mark Wants to Leave1:10:39 Closing ThoughtsCheck out TalentLogistix: https://tlxcorp.comThe Elevate Podcast is powered by Braden Business Systems, hosted by Jason Ulm, and produced by Lauren Knauer Keywords:Mark Hall, Mark Hall interview, entrepreneurship, entrepreneur podcast, business leadership, leadership podcast, purpose driven leadership, purpose driven business, business with purpose, community leadership, community impact, giving back, workforce solutions, workforce trends, contract workforce, flexible workforce, recruiting, AI in recruiting, artificial intelligence in recruiting, future of work, business growth, business success, leadership lessons, nonprofit leadership, Feeding Team, food insecurity, community food pantry, Indianapolis business, Indiana entrepreneur, Indiana business leaders, public service, faith and business, faith based leadership, resilience in business, Braden Business Systems, Elevate Podcast, Elevate Powered by BradenHashtags:#Entrepreneurship #Leadership #BusinessLeadership #PurposeDrivenLeadership #CommunityImpact #FutureOfWork #AI #Recruiting #GivingBack #ElevatePodcast #BradenBusinessSystems