Ultimate Networking and Saving American Culture with George Dubec

In this episode, we welcome George Dubec, a prominent expert in business and social networking. George shares his incredible journey from engineer at General Motors to becoming a successful entrepreneur and consultant. He discusses the evolution of the automotive industry, the challenges facing today's youth, and the importance of building a strong support network. As he reflects on his experiences, George emphasizes the need for a cultural shift towards family values and community support, while also addressing pressing social issues in America. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with insights and motivation!Chapters:(01:30) George Dubec is considered one of the top business and social networking experts.(09:30) Millennials and Gen Z need mentorship around business and investing.(18:51) Take charge of your life and your finances yourself. (26:01) George Clooney says he got wrapped up in American culture(32:23) You have to focus on the family first(36:51) Many people are doing side hustles to help with inflation and debtSponsored by:BLU Scholarship: https://www.blu.university/a/2147984849/YbykQKgPGeorge Dubec bio:George Dubec is recognized as one of the top marketing and networking experts in the USA, with over 50 years of experience across corporate, social, tech, and entrepreneurial fields.He began his career in 1967 at Packard Electric (a General Motors division), rising from engineer to management over 18 years. In 1985, he relocated to South Florida, launching the largest singles network (Find-A-Mate) with over 10,000 members, gaining 7 years in social networking and matchmaking.In the mid-1990s, as VP of Marketing & Sales for Interaxx TV Network, he focused on B2B sales, fundraising, and networking with major corporations and high-net-worth individuals. From 1997 to 2010, he served as VP at WebStream Internet Solutions, helping build it into a leading Southeast web design, marketing, and hosting firm while networking with Fortune 500 companies and non-profits.Post-retirement, he excelled in network marketing, earning over $25,000 per week through large affiliate networks by recruiting, training, and mentoring. Additional ventures include hosting the national radio show "The Internet Business Hour" in over 35 markets, developing a music/entertainment promotion company, modeling in movies and TV, and directing the Nightingale-Conant Speakers Bureau for 4 years (scheduling top speakers like Anthony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, and Brian Tracy).A nationally recognized speaker and author, he has recently published Ultimate Networking and the accompanying Ultimate Networking Workbook.Connect with George:call 561-777-3196