Leadership looks different when it’s shaped inside operations rather than from the sidelines.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Frank sits down with Jim Cochrane, CEO of the Package Shippers Association and former USPS executive, for a candid conversation on leadership, learning the business, and developing people the right way.
Jim shares how experience across operations, logistics, and executive leadership shaped his approach to leading teams and organizations. He explains why understanding the core business matters at the CEO level, how asking questions instead of giving directives builds ownership, and why giving people real responsibility creates stronger teams and better outcomes.
Frank and Jim explore what it takes to lead complex organizations, the importance of operational credibility, and how curiosity and accountability influence decision-making at the executive level. Jim also offers perspective from his current role leading the Package Shippers Association, where collaboration across shippers, carriers, and industry partners is essential.
The result is a practical, grounded conversation about leadership that goes beyond theory. This episode is for leaders who want to stay close to the work, build trust with their teams, and lead with clarity.
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A Conversation on Grit, Mentorship, and the Future of Our CountryLong before Jason Chaffetz became a national political figure, a Fox News contributor, or a leading conservative voice, he was a kid who learned the value of hard work from early mornings, tough lessons, and the coaches and mentors who shaped his life.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Jason sits down with Frank for a wide-ranging conversation on sports, service, citizenship, and the defining moments that built his character long before he ever entered public office.
Jason reflects on his unexpected path — from a high school soccer player who accidentally became a kicker, to walking onto BYU’s campus with a single bag in his car, to eventually serving in the United States Congress. He shares the mentors who made the difference, the experiences that taught him resilience, and the lessons he learned growing up in a family that valued effort, accountability, and personal responsibility.
Frank and Jason explore the state of American politics today, what unity actually looks like, and why the most important work often begins at home: teaching values, understanding sacrifice, and remembering the stories that shaped our nation.
Jason speaks candidly about his time in Congress, the realities behind the scenes, and why he believes service should be temporary, not a lifetime career. He also opens up about the future, including whether a return to public office might be part of what comes next.
What emerges is a conversation about leadership in every form — in family, community, career, and country. For anyone who cares about where America has been and where it is heading, this episode is a reminder that grit, gratitude, and good people still matter.
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Long before Perk Energy reached store shelves, it began as a quiet daily ritual that helped Rena Doman find strength in the face of a profound loss. In this episode of Know Your Ship, Rena opens up about the personal journey behind Perk Energy and the deeper purpose that has guided its growth. What started with a warm mug and a moment of stillness each morning eventually became a way for her to reconnect with herself and move forward through an incredibly heavy season.
Rena and Frank explore how that moment of grounding shaped the way she approaches wellness, family, and entrepreneurship. She reflects on the connection between emotional and physical health, the importance of creating space to breathe before the day begins, and the unexpected path that led Perk from homemade samples to a community of devoted customers. The conversation highlights the intention behind every product, the stories people share with her, and the gratitude she feels for the ritual that first helped her feel steady again.
As Perk continues to grow, Rena remains focused on protecting its heart and staying aligned with the purpose that shaped it from the beginning. She offers a look at what is coming next for the brand while staying rooted in the belief that small moments can change the way we show up in our lives. For anyone seeking clarity, balance, or inspiration, this episode is a reminder of what can grow from a single meaningful pause.
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Few leaders embody preparation, pressure, and purpose quite like TransImpact CRO Jey Yokeley. In this episode of Know Your Ship, Jey joins Frank to share how his journey from Charlotte to Appalachian State shaped the foundation of his mindset. A career-altering spinal injury could have closed the door, but instead, it refined his approach to discipline, resilience, and getting it right—on the field and long after.
Jey brings that same energy into leading one of the fastest-moving organizations in supply chain technology. He and Frank explore TransImpact’s evolution from a parcel negotiation leader into a full-scale optimization platform, built on adaptability, alignment, and a commitment to meaningful impact. Jey breaks down the value of preparation in a world that demands fast decisions, how strong cultures outperform raw talent, and why clarity of vision will define the next era of logistics.
What emerges is a blueprint for how leaders can grow, empower teams, and navigate pressure with purpose. Jey opens up about leading through uncertainty, developing people, and building an environment where opportunity is met with readiness—not luck. Whether you’re scaling a business, shaping a career, or learning to thrive under pressure, this conversation shows what it looks like to lead with intention and impact.
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The sunscreen industry is full of shortcuts — chemical filters, misleading labels, and empty promises of “clean.” Breelyn Vanleeuwen built Daily Shade to prove there’s a better way. After 15 years in medicine, she left her career to create a sunscreen that’s mineral-based, safe for every skin type, and medically sound.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Breelyn shares how her background in medicine and years of treating skin cancer patients inspired her to reimagine what sun protection should be. She explains why most “clean” sunscreens don’t meet real safety standards, the truth about SPF testing, and why Utah leads the nation in melanoma cases.
What began as a personal mission turned into four years of testing, setbacks, and breakthroughs. Breelyn opens up about the science behind her formula, the persistence it took to make it right, and how integrity—not speed—became the foundation of Daily Shade.
Alongside host Frank Dolce, she reflects on the courage it takes to challenge an entire industry, the lessons that come from failure, and the importance of building something that protects what truly matters.
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Some leaders build companies. Others build community. Allyse Jackson did both. Through Beehive Meals, she’s showing that true growth isn’t about scale — it’s about impact, intention, and staying true to the “why” behind it all.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Allyse Jackson, Founder and CEO of Beehive Meals, shares how a small idea to make dinner easier became one of Utah’s fastest-growing brands. What started around her kitchen table has grown into a company built on service, connection, and creating opportunity for others.
Allyse talks about what it takes to lead through growth, how she learned to trust her team, and why staying grounded in purpose matters more than any milestone. She opens up about the balance between family and entrepreneurship, the systems that keep Beehive Meals running, and the culture that keeps her team inspired.
Alongside host Frank Dolce, Allyse reflects on leadership that begins with service, the lessons that come from failure, and the courage to keep moving forward. Her story shows how consistency, care, and purpose can turn a simple idea into something that truly changes lives.
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Great leadership isn’t built overnight. It’s shaped through faith, resilience, and the choice to keep going.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Damian Holsworth, Head of Global Partnerships and Alliances at Logiwa, shares how his journey through recovery and renewal transformed the way he leads. He opens up about rebuilding trust with himself, his team, and his purpose, and how grace and growth can coexist in both leadership and life.
He and host Frank Dolce discuss what it means to lead with vulnerability, how faith influences decision-making, and why strong partnerships are built on honesty and service. Damian’s perspective is a reminder that leadership is not just about strategy. It is about people, accountability, and the courage to start again.
Grounded and real, his story reflects what happens when faith meets persistence and purpose becomes the compass for both work and life.
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Leadership looks different when it’s built on service.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Jack Margeson, VP of Alliances at Deposco, shares his journey from the U.S. Navy flight deck to the forefront of fulfillment technology. From his years at sea to his role shaping partnerships in the logistics world, Jack reflects on how discipline, clarity, and teamwork translate across every chapter of his career.
He and Frank explore how Deposco approaches growth through collaboration — not competition — and what it means to build partnerships that actually last. Jack offers an inside look at how the best alliances form, the lessons that carry over from military leadership, and the mindset it takes to navigate change with confidence.
Grounded and pragmatic, Jack’s story reminds us that real leadership isn’t about control. It’s about consistency, service, and surrounding yourself with people who make you better.
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How do you build a brand that redefines travel? Jon Richards, Co-Founder of NOMATIC, shares the story of how he and his brother built a minimalist travel brand from the ground up—rooted in design excellence, relentless testing, and an obsession with solving real problems.
In this conversation, Jon reflects on the early days of NOMATIC, from packing prototypes in his basement to navigating hypergrowth and global supply chain challenges. He talks about the lessons learned in risk-taking, the power of storytelling in product design, and why founders should never stop iterating.
Beyond business, Jon opens up about what keeps him grounded—his faith, family, and focus on creating meaningful impact through work that matters. His story is proof that entrepreneurship isn’t about avoiding risk, but learning to lead through it with vision and purpose.
Watch as we explore Jon’s journey, the mindset behind NOMATIC’s rise, and the principles that continue to shape his approach to building, leading, and living with intention.
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What does it take to lead innovation in one of the world’s most complex industries? Amit Kumar, VP of Product at Logiwa, shares his journey from India to Virginia Tech to building the next generation of fulfillment technology. His story is one of resilience, curiosity, and a relentless drive to keep building.
In this conversation, Amit reflects on the formative experiences that shaped his perspective, the lessons he learned from building and selling his own company, and why he believes AI is a great leveler for the future of product development. He talks openly about the challenges and opportunities in supply chain, the importance of first principles thinking, and the leadership mindset required to thrive in an ever-changing industry.
Beyond his career, Amit shares his love of sports, history, and travel — passions that continue to influence his approach to leadership and life. Grounded yet forward-looking, his story shows that innovation is as much about perspective and people as it is about technology.
Watch as we dive deep into Amit’s journey, his vision for the future of fulfillment, and the philosophies that keep him and his teams moving forward.
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Resilience is the new efficiency. That’s the mindset Rajeeb Mohapatra brings to Redefined Logistics as he reimagines how brands can navigate disruption and still come out ahead. For Rajeeb, resilience isn’t just about getting through tough times — it’s about giving businesses the confidence to grow when the unexpected happens.
By combining smarter systems, stronger partnerships, and a forward-looking approach, he’s proving that logistics can move beyond a cost center and become a true competitive advantage.
Rajeeb launched Redefined Logistics to do more than ship products — he wanted to give brands confidence in uncertain times. With decades of experience across startups, supply chain, and global trade, he saw the same challenges repeated again and again. His answer? A smarter, more resilient supply chain that reduces costs and complexity while fueling growth.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Rajeeb shares his journey from growing up in India to leading global teams, and now, to building a company that helps brands take back control. We dive into early lessons that shaped his problem-solving mindset, how Redefined leverages AI and smart partnerships to unlock savings, and why resilience — not just efficiency — is the new standard for supply chains.
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For Chris Daley, Owner of Smart CRO, growth starts with asking the right questions. What happens when you stop guessing, stop copying “best practices,” and start running real experiments? That shift not only shaped his career but also became the foundation of a business built on measurable results.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Chris opens up about the turning points that led him to launch Smart CRO — from a boardroom conversation that changed his path to the first clients who trusted him to test big assumptions. He shares why data has to lead the conversation, how failure can be a teacher, and what it takes to build trust when your job is to challenge the way things have always been done.
We dive into the mindset behind effective optimization, the value of meaningful client relationships, and the lessons Chris has learned from testing with some of the biggest brands in the world. His story is about curiosity, resilience, and the power of creating clarity through experimentation.
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When Trevor Farnes co-founded MTN OPS, his goal wasn’t to launch just another supplement brand. He set out to build a vision rooted in faith, family, and service. Today, MTN OPS is known not only for its products but also for its mission to inspire people everywhere to “Conquer More.”
In this episode of Know Your Ship, Trevor shares the defining moments that shaped him as a leader. From navigating family hardships to pushing through near-failures in the business, he explains how the toughest seasons became the foundation for resilience and growth. As Chief Visionary Officer, Trevor reflects on why his role is less about daily operations and more about protecting culture, clarifying mission, and ensuring that MTN OPS stays true to its values.
We dive into how MTN OPS carved out space in an underserved community, the importance of authenticity in an industry often driven by hype, and the role faith and personal discipline play in sustaining both leadership and life. Trevor also talks about the impact of Operation Conquer Hunger, which has provided millions of meals to children and families in need, and why giving back is inseparable from building a lasting brand.
This conversation is about more than entrepreneurship — it’s about leading with integrity, building with purpose, and living a life aligned with what matters most.
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Tyler Hortin, CEO of Lion Energy, shares how a request for a backup generator sparked the idea that grew into one of the leading names in renewable energy. What began with portable solar products has expanded into home, commercial, and utility-scale energy storage solutions — making clean energy more accessible than ever.
In this episode, Tyler talks about Lion Energy’s bootstrap beginnings, scaling from $70M to $200M in revenue, and the lessons learned along the way. He opens up about leadership, culture, and decision-making, and explains why safety, continuous improvement, and customer focus drive everything at Lion. We also dive into the evolution of battery technology, why energy storage is essential for resilience, and what the future of renewables means for the next generation of power.
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Ben Perkins built &Collar around a simple idea: make dress shirts people actually want to wear. Comfortable, low-maintenance, and designed for real life, the brand has reimagined a wardrobe staple for everyone from airline pilots to first-time suit buyers.
In this episode, Ben shares how a teenage soccer blog planted the seed for &Collar, the “wicked sweat” concept that inspired it, and how he’s navigated everything from manufacturing mishaps to rebuilding his team culture. He talks candidly about leadership, accountability, and the value of designing for the exact customer you serve — not trying to be everything to everyone.
We also dive into the lessons he’s carried over from his Division I soccer days, his take on the state of U.S. soccer, and why trusting his team has made both the business and his life better. This is a conversation about resilience, focus, and building something that works just as well off the clock as it does on the clock.
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Whitney Smith and Madeline Becker Hamilton launched Ivy City Co. with a simple idea — to design dresses they actually wanted to wear. What started as a creative outlet quickly became something more: a growing community, a national brand, and a business built on connection, confidence, and thoughtful design.
In this episode, the Ivy City co-founders share how they scaled a hobby into a full-scale operation, what it takes to lead as a trio, and how staying close to the customer has shaped everything from sizing to storytelling. They talk candidly about self-doubt, growing pains, and the kind of decision-making that can’t be found in a spreadsheet.
We get into motherhood, friendship, and what it looks like to build a business that feels as personal as it is powerful.
This one’s about alignment, intuition, and showing up for what matters.
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Sue Lyon didn’t follow a straight path to leadership—or out of addiction. Today, she’s the VP of Manufacturing at Lakanto, where she’s leading the charge to scale monk fruit sweetener production with discipline, empathy, and the kind of outside-the-box thinking that turns complexity into clarity.
In this episode, Sue opens up about what makes a great operator, how she builds trust with a team that doesn’t speak her language, and why she refuses to ask anyone to do a job she wouldn’t do herself. She shares the real-world lessons that shaped her management style—from team sports and early mentors to the mistakes that nearly derailed everything—and how her recovery from addiction fundamentally changed the way she leads.
We talk about manufacturing culture, second chances, and what it takes to turn personal growth into operational momentum.
From high school fields to high-stakes production floors, this one’s about resilience, reinvention, and building something that actually works—on the floor and beyond it.
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Dr. Michelle Jorgensen was running a successful dental practice when her own health started falling apart. Brain fog. Chronic pain. Zero answers. What she uncovered didn’t just save her—it sparked a total reinvention of her work and mission.
In this episode of Know Your Ship, presented by eHub, Michelle joins Frank to talk about what happens when you stop treating symptoms and start asking better questions. She shares how the mouth often holds the clues we’ve been missing, from mercury exposure and dental infections to chronic fatigue and sleep issues.
Together, they explore the principles behind her approach to healing, the unexpected business that grew from it, and why helping people live well has become her driving force. From science to story, it’s a look at how one woman turned burnout into a movement.
Tired, wired, or just not feeling like yourself? This episode might give you the answers you didn’t know you were missing.
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In this episode of Know Your Ship, host Frank sits down with Aaron Bezzant—dirt bike racer, father of eight, and Head of Supply Chain at Zonos—for a conversation that’s equal parts gripping and inspiring. From a childhood spent sneaking dirt bikes behind his dad’s back to managing global logistics, Aaron’s story is one of grit, growth, and perspective.
He opens up about the harrowing accident that nearly took his son’s life, the unexpected lessons that came from it, and how having a strong foundation helped him get back up—both literally and emotionally. Aaron also dives into the evolution of cross-border shipping, why trust is everything in negotiation, and how “the math has to math” in both life and business.
You’ll hear about racing 8-hour endurance events in the Utah desert, storing a human skull (yes, really), and why being the youngest of six shaped how he leads at work and at home.
This episode is about anchoring to your values, showing up for your people, and building systems that work—on and off the trail.
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If you had $100 million and ran a pro rugby team, what would you do with it? For Kimball Kjar, co-founder and CEO of the Utah Warriors, the answer is simple: give every kid in Utah a rugby ball. In this episode of Know Your Ship, presented by eHub, Frank sits down with Kimball to talk about building Major League Rugby from the ground up, what makes rugby different from every other sport in America, and why it’s more than just a game.
From his start as a walk-on at BYU to becoming a U.S. National Team scrum half, Kimball shares the story of falling in love with the sport, how rugby found its footing in Utah, and why he believes its values—family, tradition, respect, and community—matter more than ever. They also get into the business side: what went wrong with America’s first pro league, how the Warriors are built to last, and what the 2031 Rugby World Cup on U.S. soil could mean for the sport’s future here.
It’s a wide-ranging, real conversation about sport, culture, business, and how you create something meaningful—one tackle, one kid, one game at a time.
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