Connect & Collaborate - New Visions

We at ICOSA plan to elaborate upon our partnership with the Colorado Business Roundtable in the coming year. You'll hear more  about COBRT events and endeavors along with more great guests in the form of business leaders. On this first broadcast of the new year, we'll start off with ICOSA president, Gayle Dendinger, and Jeff Wasden, president of the Colorado Business Roundtable discussing the advantages of working together, and what it means to you as a listener. In the coming weeks, we will explain more about the partnership and how you can get involved.

We also have a great line-up of guests, including Giovanni Tomaselli, CEO of iON America, Jim Salestrom tells us about Ski for Light, an organization close to his heart, and Major Mom, Angela Cody-Rouget tells us about her move from the military to building her own business.

iON America creates consumer video products like the iON Speed Pro wearable camera. These cameras first hit the market to record and share action sports from the point of view of the athlete. Giovanni tells us sharing previously recorded material is so 2014... this year, expect to share your moments live, as they happen!

Ski for Light celebrates 40 years of introducing the blind and people with other physical challenges to the sport of skiing. Ski for Light International week will be held in Granby, Colorado from Sunday January 25 through Sunday February 1, 2015. We will stay at The Inn at Silver Creek and ski at nearby Snow Mountain Ranch.

Volunteers guide blind skiers with verbal cues, building a bond of trust while enjoying one another's company and the beautiful outdoors. You can volunteer by contacting Skiforlight.org.

Motherhood for one military mom meant the military was no longer for her. Angela Cody-Rouget gave up her Air Force Commission to be a stay-at-home mom, and work with her husband's real estate appraisal business, right up until the bottom dropped out of the market and she had to find a job that would accommodate her life at home with the kids. Listen in to find out how she created Major Mom - a professional organizing service that helps other moms, and employs women in four states.

Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Jake Jabs

We're talking to Colorado icon Jake Jabs this week in our Pro-Business Colorado edition of Connect and Collaborate on 710 KNUS. If you've ever wanted business advice, insight on how to save on costs, or how to survive a recession (or seven) Jake Jabs should be at the top of your list. If his day-to-day knowledge of operating a business as big and as well-known as American Lifestyle Furniture doesn't impress you, then consider that Jabs has seen his company through seven economic recessions. Not only surviving them, but doing so without laying off employees.  You'll want to listen to the full program to learn why he believes liquidating merchandise, and closing stores is a tough but smart decision.

Jabs is so ubiquitous to Colorado business, that the University of Denver established the Jake Jabs Center for Entrepreneurship. Many people can learn from him. Consider this week's radio program a primer, both informative and entertaining.

Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on 710 KNUS –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect and Collaborate - Angela Williams

The Colorado Business Roundtable is dedicated to promoting sound public policy that benefits Colorado businesses and thereby the economy. As a part of that mission we build relationships with our state legislators in an effort to work together to move our state forward. That's why we bring you in-depth interviews with legislators like Angela Williams. Williams represents Colorado 7th District, recently won re-election and was selected by her colleagues to serve as Caucus Chair. She serves on the Business, Labor, Economic and Workforce Development Committee, as well as the House Services Committee to name only two.

An entrepreneur and business owner herself, Williams brings a first-hand perspective of the needs of business to the legislature. In our Connect and Collaborate interview, we discuss some proposed legislation and it's impact on business, as well as after-election appointments that point to a rise in female leadership positions.

Join us for the full conversation Saturday at 1:00 PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Learning Builds Business

This week we bring you a new edition of Pro-Business Colorado with our guest host, Dave Tabor of the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry (CACI). We have two guests to discuss preparing students for jobs in technology, and bringing seasoned professionals together to support one another in business. Our first guest is Allan Short, Executive Director of Lincoln College of Technology. The Lincoln College of Technology in Denver is considered their flagship school, the most advanced in the country if not worldwide to train the work force in technical trades to launch their careers. They focus primarily on teaching the skills that get their students jobs. Lincoln College of Technology maintains programs for jobs that are available in the workforce. Welding, automotive painting, diesel.  Graduate about 200 students a year, most of which have jobs upon graduation.   They work especially with military combat veterans, supporting them in training for new careers.

Tune in to hear Al Short's perspective on workforce training and meeting the needs of industry.

Pat Maley, Vistage Chair,  joins us in the second half hour, to discuss the Denver Chief Executive Vistage Group. Vistage is a peer-to-peer advisory group for CEOs, that encourage and advise one another, share expertise, and sometimes provide confidential help in a crisis.  Listen in to hear more about the Vistage peer groups and visit www.Vistage.com to learn more.

 Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Export Credit Insight

One of the most common concerns for some small businesses looking to take their services or products overseas, is determining when and how they will get paid. This is where export credit terms come into play. It can be a complicated process to extend credit to foreign customers, that's why we have invited some of the professionals in to explain it to us and to you!

Roy Becker of Roy Becker Seminars is our co-host for this week's program, he's an expert at negotiating INCOTERMS and has, at the ready, a number of professionals who know the details of lending and collecting payment overseas. One such person is our guest, Robina Peanh, Regional Manager at Meridian Finance Group. Together, we discuss how easy it can be to start exporting to grow your business.

"There have been companies that have started off very small and grown tremendously. With export credit insurance policies, a small business that started at less than $1 million has grown to almost $100 million." ~Robina Peanh

If the fear of complication has held you or your business back, listen in for more information and learn which professionals can help you move forward.

Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on 710 KNUS –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Construction Defects

There is a great debate in Colorado, between builders and the people who buy homes. After a number of cases where poorly constructed condominium complexes caused a flurry of construction defect lawsuits, an unfortunate chain reaction was set off. Builders felt forced to insure themselves against potential claims, which in turn drives up the cost of homes.

Lakewood Mayor, Bob Murphy has been leading the charge to resolve the dilemma which he sees as a housing issue. Murphy says the future of attainable housing is at stake while contractors continue to build rental units, rather than owner-occupied housing, which would allow various socio-economic groups to build equity. He says there needs to decent condo option in the $150,000 - $250,000 price range, for college graduates to buy their first homes, and for retirees to downsize from the larger houses where they raised their families.

Another particular concern is the need for housing surrounding the new and future light rail stations. These are ideal areas for a variety of housing, and would be best suited if both rental and owner occupied homes were mixed together.

Join us for a frank discussion with Mayor Bob Murphy about the controversial measure, passed by the city of Lakewood, making it more difficult for homeowners to sue builders over such defects.

Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Always Improving

Collaboration is all about helping one another become better, to do better. In this week's edition of Pro-Business Colorado, with co-host Dave Tabor of CACI, we talk with two businesses that help their clients improve. Doug Rhoda, President and CEO of Wolf Robotics located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Wolf Robotics is an innovative partner for a number of large manufacturing companies. By designing and building robotic equipment, Wolf is helping to move industrial jobs back to the United States.  Wolf's technology also helps improve quality standards as well as safety. Tune in to hear the details.

Linhart PR handles the reputations of some big name clients, like Southwest Airlines, Crocs, Chipotle and Johns Manville. When it comes to companies that are already doing well, Sharon Linhart puts the emphasis on improving their image and their outreach. Join us at 1:00 Saturday, to hear examples of creating a hometown feel for an out-of-state company, and the importance of social media in managing reputations.

Listen Saturday at 1:00 PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Tom Tancredo

Now that the elections are over, let's all just be relieved that there are no more campaign ads on the air. Whew! Wouldn't you rather hear politicians speak intelligently, about what matters?  Well, you're in luck. Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA has the distinct pleasure of speaking with Congressman Tom Tancredo.

Along with co-host Jeff Wasden, President of the Colorado Business Roundtable, we discuss Tancredo's unlikely start in government [It was a deal with the high school civics class he taught!] and how he sustained a long, impressive political career.

Tancredo is adamant that government can't legislate morality, stupidity or common sense. That the more we ask government to do for us, the less government can do well.

Learn more about the congressman's experience. Listen Saturday at 1:00 on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Service Industry Insight

Any vacation or business trip is centered on a place to stay and a worthwhile agenda. Whether that agenda is skiing, hiking, or mastering the ins and out of your company's sales strategy for widgets, business or pleasure, accommodations and plans must be made. The only question is, "Who does the work?" This week, in our Pro-Business Colorado feature with guest host Dave Tabor, we're combining the stories of two intriguing businesses; The Antlers at Vail, a vacation condo rental that breaks the mold of vacation rentals, and Kinsley Meetings, a company designed to take over the planning, organization and facilitation of any kind of business or corporate meeting.

We'll talk with Rob LeVine, General Manager of Antlers Vail, and Steve Kinsley of Kinsley Meetings. Both business men have great perspectives on satisfied customers, overcoming challenges, and emphasizing their unique strengths. 

Steve Kinsley tells us how he learned the hard way, that his company isn't interested in Business to Consumer events, and why they'll stick with Business to Business.

Rob LeVine shares the challenges of managing properties with various owners, and how they encourage each homeowner/investor to invest with pride, for a bigger return.  Both businesses consider and manage events far into the future while handling the here and now. Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Jon Hokama

Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA is dedicated to bringing you interviews with experts who can help you do business better. From inspiration to implementing ideas, we want to share the keys to getting the most out of your business. This week, our guest is Jon Hokama of Principal and Founder of Jon Hokama and Associates, who works with technology and finance businesses to build a future for themselves and for their businesses. Jon gives the example of providing outside eyes, someone who can offer an unbiased perspective of your business or work situation, yet knows enough about how your business works to offer strategic advice.

As a certified facilitator for the Crankset Group, Jon is able to offer smart, real-world advice for improving almost any business culture. Be sure to listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 to learn more.

Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Brakes Plus and Lodge Casino

Our Pro Business Colorado feature brings us two new perspectives on business, from founding and operating a successful group of auto repair stores, to running casinos in a small mountain town. Each business has it's own challenges as well as opportunities to shine. Our guest host, Dave Tabor of the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry, introduces us to Dean Pisciotta, President of Brakes Plus.  Brakes Plus is a family owned, Colorado enterprise which has grown to 67 stores in six states. Our second guest is John East, of Lodge Casino in Blackhawk, Colorado. These two businessmen share insight from their perspective in business.

Be sure to listen to hear Dean Piscotta's take on creating longevity among the managers of their many stores, and his company's reliance on customer feedback to build improvement.

John East explains how even during this decade's most significant economic downturn, Jacobs Entertainment, owner of both Lodge and Gilpin casinos focused on retaining their employees, even if it meant cutting salaries. It's one reason they have nearly 100 employees who have been with the company for 15-20 years.

There is much to learn from others in business. Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Medina Alert

When Jose Medina was fatally hit by a hit and run driver in January of 2011, a taxi driver who saw the crime, followed the car for as long as he could. The day before, that cab driver received Taxis On Patrol training, which instructed drivers what to observe and report, to help investigators solve such crimes. Because he could track the make, model and license plate number, authorities knew who they were looking for, got the word out, and the pilot of the plane she was on to escape extradition, grounded the plane until the guilty party could be arrested. It's the ideal example for citizens and police to come together to catch a suspect, and the inspiration for the creation of the Medina Alert. The Medina Alert is based on the Amber Alert, but modified to encourage citizens to report information on hit and runs that cause bodily injury or death.

Larry Stevenson, came up with the Medina Alert concept and together with Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey they put the bill before Colorado legislators. Join us this Saturday for a complete interview on the Medina Alert from it's conception, to implementation, as well as the new Medina Alert phone app.  Learn how you can keep informed of unsolved cases and share information that could help catch the guilty.

Please download the Medina Alert app from the iPhone app store or Google Play on an Android phone - then stop by our Facebook page to tell us you installed the app on your phone. We would love to see how many people will choose to participate in justice this weekend!

 Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Downtown Project

Las Vegas is known for the strip. For the entertainment, the gambling, the shows. It's a city that attracts tourists, and tourists see little else beyond the flashy, glittering facade which draws them in. Strange as it may seem, people live there too, and the vast majority of Las Vegas' population doesn't live on the strip. They live in the rest of the city that visitors don't see. But because so much attention is focused on the Las Vegas Strip, as a major source of revenue and employment, it's not far-fetched to say that other parts of the city suffered from neglect.

The Downtown Project is a plan to turn that around. As  Kim Schaefer, Communications Director for the Downtown Project tells us, the revitalization project has already transformed downtown Las Vegas with new office and retail space, family-centered activities, as well as various forms of adult entertainment, and shopping.

Downtown Project took off in January of 2012 with a five-year-plan and $350 million fund, which included first, acquiring land and property, followed by a focus on funding in year two. The majority of 2014 saw fruits of the project - lead by Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos and 800 investors and co-owners - as office space became available with special rates and lease conditions for businesses that might be starting up, with a need to move on in a matter of months.

The area also features a container park, home to shopping, dining and a giant tree house where kids can play. It's now a place that attracts families, where people can socialize, in an area that was once sketchy, which people avoided.

The Colorado Business Roundtable sees the Downtown Project as a source of inspiration for revitalization - something we in Denver can consider as light rail stations connect parts of our city and providing new access and development in areas that could thrive.

To learn more about the dramatic changes, listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Podcast links will be available the Monday after our air date. Check back for updates if you missed the broadcast.

Connect & Collaborate - Pro Business Colorado

Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA is pleased to announce a new co-host and feature for our radio program - Pro Business Colorado with Dave Tabor. Pro Business Colorado will be dedicated to sharing the stories of successful Colorado entrepreneurs and small business owners. Dave is Senior Vice President of Business Partnerships with the State Chamber of Commerce, Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry - which gives him great access to some of the brightest people and exciting businesses in the state. We know there is much to be learned from these conversations, for you as a business owner, or simply for inspiration.

This week, our guests are Anthony Lambatos, Owner and CEO of Footers Catering and Luke Wykcoff, Chief Visionary Officer for Social Media Energy.

Footers Catering is a family owned business, recently changing hands from father to son. The world of catering is not for wimps. Lambatos manages menus, schedules, budgets and food shipments, all of which must be done with precision. But the Lambatos family adds flair and fun, making it a great place to work for employees who are creative and reliable. Listen in to find out just how crazy it can get and the innovative solutions that emerge from the madness.

Social Media Energy is a business built from a mistake. Luke Wykcoff was presenting a business plan, and diverged into sharing some social media suggestions, when the company asked him to handle their social media as an outsourced service. Social Media Energy was born, as Luke might say, before he  even knew what it was going to be.  Wykcoff encourages entrepreneurs not to let a business plan get in the way of starting a business. What exactly does that mean? Tune in to find out.

Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - CRMCulture

It takes a lot of savvy, skill and organization to remember everything you ought to know about your customers. Then think about sharing all that information with your sales team, and keeping track of everything they learn out in the field. This Customer Relations Management, it's mind boggling isn't it? Well, you know... there's an app for that. Lots of apps, and they're all snug together in a cloud computing system called SalesForce. This week, our Connect & Collaborate guest is Steve Roch, President, CEO and founder of CRMCulture, a SalesForce implementation partner and consultant. We will discuss how many businesses can make improvements to their strategy, increase sales, and find ways to keep clients happy.

"I've done CRM for 20 years, and I found myself in the past three years coming all the way around. I would build really complex, really robust systems ... and would always look at SalesForce and say, gosh it's so simple. It's simplistic. But the users are fanatical about the usage, and I've come to realize the only thing that matters is simplicity." ~ Steve Roch

Want to learn more? Listen Saturday at 1:00PM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Two Speakers of the House

We're bringing you a unique perspective of the workings of the Colorado Legislature, through a conversation with two former Speakers of the House who will be ending their terms at the same time, at the close of the current legislative session. Mark Ferrandino (D) and Frank McNulty (R) share their experiences leading the House, from both Democratic and Republican perspectives. Together they have insight on term limits, bi-partisanship, and how to work together from both sides of the aisle. Mark Ferrandino on term limits:

"It takes about three to five years before they really feel comfortable, understand enough of the issues to really be affective. Let's say it's four years, for half your career you're trying to learn things and you have four years left to to be able to actually affect change as effectively as you can. Which means more of the knowledge, more of the institutional power moves to the executive departments and agencies and the lobby corps because they're going to outlast all of us."

Frank McNulty on Bi-partisanship:

"If you put forth enough effort to reach common ground, often times you'll get there. It's incumbant upon leadership in both parties, Republicans and Democrats, to try and find that common ground and that's what we're not seeing in Washington D.C. these days."

Hosted by Jeff Wasden, President of the Colorado Business Roundtable, and Gayle Dendinger, President of ICOSA Media,  the discussion covers the state of the legislature, all with a healthy dose of humor mixed in. If you've ever wondered what it's really like in the State Capitol, this week's program is probably the most entertaining way to learn about it.

Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Colorado Succeeds

The state of education should be everyone's concern. Not just those with children in school, or heading off to college. After all, our workforce is only as good as our students, and our students are only as good as the education available to them. If we want our state to succeed economically, it's in everyone's best interest to be interested in what is going on in our schools.

That is specifically the thinking behind Colorado Succeeds, a non-profit, non-partisan coalition of business leaders committed to improving the state's education system for workforce development and economic growth.  Our guests on Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA are Kristina Saccone and Scott Laband, Vice President and President, respectively of Colorado Succeeds.  Their goal is to engage the business community in improving our state by investing in education.

Business and industry can provide valuable feedback in terms of the skills and knowledge they need to see in graduates, and whether or not the school system is producing them.  As Scott Laband explains, "Colorado's education system should be the cornerstone of our state's economic vitality."

Listen in and find out how you or your business can get involved. We'll discuss education reform, education-to-workforce, school choice and more.

Learn more by visiting ColoradoSucceeds.org, ColoradoSchoolGrades.com and by tuning in for our full conversation Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Reaching Space from Colorado

Not so long ago, it was every child's dream to grow up and become an astronaut. No other adventure could match the race into the final frontier. Today, the United States has sidelined manned space missions. The dream of being an astronaut is swapped with being an engineer who can design spacecraft, rovers and other methods of exploration. The encouraging news is, Colorado may be the best place on earth to pursue such a career.

Edgar Johansson, President of the Colorado Space Business Roundtable talks with Connect & Collaborate about Colorado's role in the future of space exploration. The Colorado Space Business Roundtable is a collective forum for those interested in the growth of space-related industry.

You'll be amazed at the many ways Colorado reaches space and learn how you can be a part of it all.

Listen this Saturday at 1:00 to on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Dick Franklin

If you want to learn something valuable for the business world, take it from someone who has not only been successful in business, but who has learned what he knows from the greatest number of industries.  This week, we've got your man! Dick Franklin has dabbled in everything from law enforcement, to the beverage industry to promoting clean tech enterprise. Along with raising world-class Olympic swimming gold medalist, Missy Franklin, he knows a thing or two about success.

Franklin has worked for Coors, the 7-UP Corporation, Reebok and other name brands, all of which met with exposure to big name celebrities. Someone like Dick Franklin doesn't see these simply as impressive elbow-rubbing events, but opportunities to learn from others who are great in their own right. One example is a young Wayne Gretzky, whose inexplicable skill on the ice left Franklin confused. He's not the fastest hockey player, not the most agile, not an enforcer... what made seventeen-year-old Gretzky such a star? "Well mister Franklin," Gretzky replied, "I think it's because I skate to where the puck is going to be."

That lesson of knowing how to be steps ahead of everyone else carried with Dick Franklin. Today, as the Executive Director of the Clean Tech Open, he helps enterprising, clean tech start-ups head toward commercialization of their products.

Franklin also subscribes to the 10,000 hour rule, as explained by Malcolm Gladwell, which explains, in order to be successful at something, ten thousand hours of work and dedication must be devoted to that endeavor. It's true for athletes, entrepreneurs and business people alike.  To learn more from Dick Franklin's wisdom, Listen Saturday at 1:00 AM on KNUS 710.

Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.

Connect & Collaborate - Velocity Global

The world isn't as big as it used to be. If you are even considering expanding your business overseas, either to international markets or just to handle the needs of one major customer, it may not be as complicated as you think.

Of course, it is complicated. there are international employment laws and regulations to consider, payroll, international human resources issues and a whole host of considerations that prevent many businesses from pursuing overseas opportunities.  Fortunately, as with most endeavors, there's someone who will do all the hard work for you.

Ben Wright is the founder and CEO of Velocity Global, a professional employer organization which handles the overseas employment needs for small businesses and entrepreneurs. In this global market, Wright is adamant that smaller enterprises not overlook expanding into other countries when opportunities arise. In our radio interview, Wright explains the many ways Velocity Global handles the details, and can advise businesses about overseas business practices and legalities.

Tune in to hear how you can test out an international market without committing to global expansion, but seizing the opportunity that is right for you.

Listen Saturday at 10:00 AM on KNUS 710 –  Please let us know what you think of our program, either by commenting here or on Facebook at Connect & Collaborate with ICOSA or join the discussion on Twitter @ICOSAMagazine.