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🗓️ 1 July 2022
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Born in the small coastal city of Wilmington, N.C., Brown worked in the financial services industry. Upon graduating with a B.A. in Information Systems from Winston-Salem State University, he began working at Wachovia Bank, which is now a part of the Wells Fargo Company. He began at Wachovia, working in the bank’s Operations Division, in which he led several Cash Management Services groups. He left Wachovia as a Vice President in its Wealth Management Division, as a Financial Advisor to co-found his own company.
Brown co-founded the software company OnceLogix, LLC in 2005 with Trinity Manning and Ty McLaughlin. As a result, they developed Sharenote.com (www.sharenote.com), a fast-growing, web based tool used by behavioral healthcare companies in the Southeast. What started out as a tool to help Behavioral Healthcare Clinicians manage notes about their patients is becoming a sought-after Practice Management tool for behavioral healthcare firms. After seeing the success of ShareNote.com, Brown and his partners are aiming to expand the business to help offer a more streamlined management system for a host of business professions and their respective industries.
Brown has recently ventured into the logistics and transportation business by Greenwood Logistic Solutions, LLC. This company has plans to disrupt transportation and logistics, while building this driver centric brand.
Brown travels the country training and coaching in the areas of entrepreneurship and Leadership. He most recently co-founded ‘The Small Business Cookout’, a company dedicated to the advancement of minority and women owned businesses through education, skills development, cross pollination, relationship development.
He enjoys learning, his family, golf, and cycling.
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0:00.0 | When we took the offer, we took 75% upfront, |
0:03.2 | and then we rolled back in 25%. |
0:05.2 | Now we're the owner of the company. |
0:06.4 | So you took your equity play out of the first one |
0:09.2 | and said, I'm gonna bet on myself and go second one, |
0:11.5 | because you can double-trip or whatever that has. |
0:13.2 | Exactly, we can do it all over again. |
0:14.4 | So I tell people, and then in April, no. |
0:18.2 | So wait, that looked like two Super Balls. |
0:20.0 | That looked like, yeah, we sold it twice. |
0:21.9 | Hey, what's up, everyone? |
0:30.8 | I am Max Maxwell, and I am your host of the Max Max |
0:34.1 | We'll show you guys are probably thinking, |
0:35.7 | where have you been? |
0:37.9 | Don't worry about it. |
0:38.7 | I've been getting things together, |
0:40.1 | but I'm back like Jordan wearing the four five right now. |
0:43.4 | So this is the first episode back of the Max Max We'll Show, |
0:46.9 | and I got a guess for you. |
0:49.4 | Like I got a guess for you. |
0:51.2 | In the old podcast, I tried to get in the rock with me. |
0:54.2 | Things had to simmer down, but my guy is like, |
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