Breaking The Mold
 

Breaking The Mold

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A podcast that explores the people & issues fueling business today. We debate the top stories of the day & feature a fascinating guest to talk about their path to success.

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Episode 3: Dennis Berman, Biz Editor of Wall Street Journal + Journalists as Brands

Sunday Jan 12, 2014

Sunday Jan 12, 2014

On Episode 3,


Danny and Evan explore the trend of journalists breaking away from traditional media to start up their own firms where their value is in their content not the name of the publication they represent.

Evan then interviews Dennis Berman, the Business Editor of the Wall Street Journal, who manages the global staff and coverage of business for the iconic newspaper.  Dennis provides insight into the profession, discusses his admiration for Jamie Dimon and the writer shares why oral tradition is the key to corporate success.  

He gives credit to Jay Bilas for a quote that Evan thinks should be attributed to Abraham Lincoln.  Neither are right.

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