Makes Remote Work

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Makes Remote Work

Makes Remote Work is a podcast from Roam that spotlights leaders who are building high performing teams without a traditional office. Each episode is a quick, practical conversation about what actually works in remote and hybrid environments. Guests break down how they approach culture, communication, meetings, accountability, and the tools that keep their teams moving. If you want real insight into how modern teams operate from anywhere, this is where you’ll find it.

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    E19: Tiffany Jones Makes Remote Work

    CEO Tiffany Jones shares how Lime Technology, creators of Unraid, scaled a distributed team, cut unnecessary meetings, and uses Roam to create connection, collaboration, and focus across time zones. Listen to the full episode now.Connect with Tiffany JonesCheck out Unraid

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    E18: Brywinn Travers Makes Remote Work

    Brywin Travers, CMO of Social Commerce Club, shares insights on how their remote team operates efficiently, leveraging TikTok for social commerce, and building a strong creator network to scale brands rapidly. Discover how their innovative approach to remote work and social media marketing drives success in the fast-paced world of social commerce.Connect with Brywinn TraversCheck out Social Commerce Club

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    E17: Scott Gifis Makes Remote Work

    Scott Gifis, CEO of Wyllo, discusses the company's rebrand, innovative fraud prevention technology, and the future of remote work and collaboration. Discover how Wyllo’s solutions enhance customer trust, improve operational efficiency, and reshape the CX landscape.Connect with Scott GifisCheck out Wyllo

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    E16: John Dietz Makes Remote Work

    From startup nights and weekends to two acquisitions and a fully remote team. John Dietz of Civo shares how their team built a distributed culture, adopted a 4 day workweek, and made their Roam virtual office the center of everything.Connect with John DietzCheck Out Civo

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    E15: Joshua Rogers Makes Remote Work

    In this episode, we sit down with Josh Rogers, CEO of HoudiniSwap, to talk about building in crypto, leading a fully distributed team, and creating high performance culture in a remote first world.  We cover hiring philosophy, collaboration across time zones, lessons from scaling startups, and quick takes on the current state of the crypto market.Check out Houdini Swap

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    E14: Nick Foy Makes Remote Work

    In this episode of Makes Remote Work, we catch up with Nick Foy, CEO and founder of Silverdale, about his journey in the ERP industry, the importance of organizational transparency in remote work, and how AI is integrated into their business processes. Nick shares insights on the challenges of ERP systems, the significance of a strong company culture, and the innovative use of AI to enhance team collaboration.Connect With Nick Foy

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    E13: Joey Johnsen Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Joey Johnsen from Zeevo Group discusses the company's remote-first approach, its diverse client base, and the importance of building trust in a virtual environment. She shares insights on managing accountability within a remote team and fostering a strong internal culture. The discussion also highlights the role of Roam in facilitating effective communication and project management.Connect with Joey JohnsenCheck Out Zeevo

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    E12: Chip Paucek Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Chip Paucek discusses the mission and structure of the Pro Athlete Community (PAC), emphasizing the importance of supporting professional athletes in their transitions both during and after their careers. He shares insights on building a remote work culture, defining company culture, and offers valuable advice for first-time founders based on his extensive experience in entrepreneurship.Connect with Chip PaucekCheck out Pro Athlete Community

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    E11: Krish Jagirdar Makes Remote Work

    Remote teams need more than productivity tools to thrive. Krish Jagirdar, co-founder of Internet Game explains how structured play builds trust, autonomy, and real connection across distributed companies. We also dig into how his team runs remote and the lessons founders can steal.Connect with Krish JagirdarCheck out Internet Game

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    E10: Andrew Shotland Makes Remote Work

    In this engaging conversation, Andrew Shotland shares insights from his 20-year journey in the SEO industry, discussing the evolution of his company, Local SEO Guide, and the impact of remote work on company culture. He emphasizes the importance of flexibility and availability in a remote setting, and explores the transformative effects of AI on SEO and business strategies. Andrew's experiences highlight the challenges and opportunities presented by technological advancements in the digital marketing landscape.

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    E9: Michael Radcliffe Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Michael Radcliffe, founder and CEO of RadCRM, discusses the development of his CRM tailored for loan officers, emphasizing the importance of communication, connection, and efficiency in both product design and team management. He shares insights on maintaining team dynamics in a remote work environment and offers advice for those transitioning to remote work, highlighting the significance of trust and patience in the process.Connect with Michael RadcliffeCheck out RadCRM

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    E8: Preston Guyton Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Preston Guyton, CEO and founder of EZ Home Search, discusses the intersection of technology and real estate, the dynamics of remote work, and the importance of building relationships in a dispersed team environment. He shares insights on leadership, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the tools that facilitate effective communication and collaboration among remote teams.

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    E7: Nathan Ruff Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Nathan Ruff, CEO of Perfect, discusses his unique approach to leadership, the importance of transparency, and how he navigates the chaos of running a web design agency. He emphasizes the need for efficiency in meetings, the value of strong opinions, and his deep care for customer satisfaction. Nathan also shares insights into his daily life, the tools he uses to manage his remote team, and his aspirations for the future.Connect with Nathan RuffCheck out Perfect

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    E6: PJ Crescenzo Makes Remote Work

    In this episode of Makes Remote Work, PJ Crescenzo breaks down how Element Mortgage runs a hybrid team, builds real culture in a digital environment, and removes friction from virtual meetings using Roam. We talk work life integration, leadership availability, and what actually matters when leading a remote team.Connect with PJ CrescenzoCheck out Element Mortgage

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    E5: Jordan Vreeland Makes Remote Work

    In this episode of Make Remote Work, we sit down with Jordan Vreeland, founder of 14 Days to Close, to break down how his team can close loans in two weeks, when it matters, and how remote work actually makes that possible.We talk trust vs micromanagement, running seven days a week, offshore teams, and why ripping the band aid off Zoom changed their culture overnight inside Roam.If you run a high pressure, high speed team, this one’s worth the 8 minutes.Connect with Jordan VreelandCheck out Vreeland Real Estate

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    E4: Jon Nordmark Makes Remote Work

    In this engaging conversation, Jon Nordmark, the founder of eBags and current CEO of Iterate.ai discuss Jon's transition from the retail industry to the AI sector, exploring the challenges and opportunities that come with leading a remote team. Jon shares insights on fostering collaboration, maintaining a human touch in an increasingly digital world, and empowering employees to contribute ideas. The discussion highlights the importance of user experience, respect, and innovation in leadership.Connect with Jon NordmarkCheck out Iterate.AI

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    E3: Devin Dubuc Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Devin Dubuc discusses the significance of podcasting as a platform that establishes authority and showcases the achievements of others. He emphasizes that the podcast is not a personal bragging tool but rather a medium to highlight the incredible work of guests, thereby creating a narrative that inspires and informs listeners.Connect with Devin DubucCheck out Premier Lending

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    E2: Chappy Asel Makes Remote Work

    In this conversation, Chappy Asel emphasizes the importance of staying updated with the latest AI tools and technologies. He discusses the rapid pace of innovation in the tech industry and encourages professionals to explore new tools that can significantly enhance their productivity and effectiveness.Connect with Chappy AselCheck out The AI Collective

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    E1: Valentina Valencia Makes Remote Work

    In this engaging conversation, Valentina Valencia, co-founder and CEO of Vaas, shares her journey in building a technology platform aimed at enhancing trust in financial systems. She discusses the challenges and advantages of leading a remote team, the importance of cultivating a strong company culture, and the unique dynamics of working in the fintech industry. Valentina emphasizes the need for transparency, collaboration, and adaptability in a rapidly changing work environment, while also reflecting on the pros and cons of remote work.Connect with Valentina ValenciaCheck out Vaas

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Makes Remote Work is a podcast from Roam that spotlights leaders who are building high performing teams without a traditional office. Each episode is a quick, practical conversation about what actually works in remote and hybrid environments. Guests break down how they approach culture, communication, meetings, accountability, and the tools that keep their teams moving. If you want real insight into how modern teams operate from anywhere, this is where you’ll find it.

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