Joe Barry: Founding A Software Consultancy

Episode 46

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Jeff Bond

As the CEO of Chat With Leaders Media and Executive Partner at People-First Elevation Team, I lead a dedicated team specializing in thought leadership development, stakeholder engagement, and effective global communication. We excel in producing corporate podcasts, meetings, and events to drive customer and team member acquisition, retention, and engagement. Additionally, we provide speaker coaching to empower thought leaders within our clients' organizations.

My approach is grounded in Conscious Capitalism, fostering leaders with a values-driven, pro-capitalism perspective. I firmly believe in business's transformative power, not only as a commercial venture but as a catalyst for lasting social and generational impact.

Beyond my professional role, I cherish my most significant leadership role as a father to three children, alongside my wife Katie. This personal aspect deeply influences my professional path, aligning my business strategies with family values, faith, and community service in Atlanta, GA.

Chat Guest

Joe Barry currently serves as president of AppBarry, LLC with over 12 years of demonstrated history working in the computer software industry. He is skilled in Web Application, Web Services, Cloud Management, DevOps, Automating CI/CD pipelines, and Mobile Application Development. Joe graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science focused on Computer Engineering.

Joe resides with his wife Emily in Atlanta, GA.

Chat Highlights

  1. What’s one or two interesting things that people don’t know about Joe Barry?
  2. What was your founding story and “why” behind launching your own software consultancy here in Atlanta 6 years ago?
  3. What has you most excited about your business today and vision for the future?
  4. What’s the biggest issue you’re seeing business leaders having today with regard to their software environment and what strategies are you putting into place to help them overcome these challenges?
  5. What advice would you offer if you could go back to when you founded the business that might be helpful to other entrepreneurs?

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Connect with Joe at linkedin.com/in/joseph-barry-7875aa23

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