EPISODE · Feb 19, 2024 · 18 MIN
From Hiding in a Cocoon to Seeking Business Growth with Mikhail Zabazinsky
from The EO Visionary Voices Podcast · host Brent W. Peterson
SummaryIn this episode, Mikhail Zabazinsky, the owner of Ocean Tech and WipeOS, shares his entrepreneurial journey in the IT asset disposition space. He discusses the innovative approach his company takes in refurbishing and reselling old technology, as well as the benefits and challenges of having a co-CEO. Mikhail also talks about implementing EOS in his company and his decision to join Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) to reconnect with the entrepreneurship community. He shares his expectations for personal and business growth and his future goals for the company.TakeawaysThe IT asset disposition space offers opportunities for refurbishing and reselling old technology, providing value to customers and reducing electronic waste.Having a co-CEO can be beneficial, but it requires a strong relationship and clear communication to ensure alignment and balance in decision-making.Implementing EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) can help streamline and improve the structure and accountability within a company.Joining Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) can provide a supportive community of like-minded entrepreneurs and opportunities for personal and business growth.Chapters00:00Introduction and Background02:02Starting the Entrepreneurial Journey03:22Innovative Approach in the Industry04:16Benefits and Challenges of Having a Co-CEO05:58Division of Duties in the Leadership Role07:08Implementing EOS in the Company08:30Joining Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO)10:30Reconnecting with the Entrepreneurship Community11:26Expectations from EO and Personal Growth14:23EO as a Supportive Community15:46Future Goals and Vision16:52Shameless Plug for the Business17:32Conclusion
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