Carolina Business Leaders
Carolina Business Leaders
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Carolina Business Leaders podcast! This is your guide to the insider's knowledge of what it takes to start, run, fund, or lead a business here in the Carolinas. Want to be on the show? Contact us at [email protected]
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The podcast focuses on entrepreneurship, leadership strategies, and business development in the Carolinas. Episodes highlight specific journeys such as Reid Pannill's transition from contractor to Vice President at Fluor, Amanda Elliott's political consulting insights, and Marty Osborn's experiences in building and selling businesses. Key themes include overcoming challenges, innovative business practices, and regional market dynamics.

Learn how to succeed in business.
From the top business minds in the Carolinas.
In this episode of Carolina Business Leaders, we sit down with Mickey Lyles, Founder and CEO of Immeasura Growth Partners. Mickey is a serial entrepreneur who has built, bought, and sold multiple companies and now helps service-based businesses scale sustainably through better leadership, systems, and financial discipline.
Mickey shares lessons from his journey—from opening his first business at 23, navigating the 2008 recession, and eventually growing to own nine businesses. Along the way, he discovered that many entrepreneurs don’t actually own a business—they own a job. In this conversation, he explains how business owners can shift from working in their business to working on it.

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