Ep.54 Nvovle Technologies and Entrepreneurship (Bill Bohl

On this episode of the Money Trekker Podcast Jeff interviews Bill Boll of Nvolve Technologies. Bill’s company has an innovative process of building prefab houses and buildings. In this episode we cover:

Bill’s background includes playing professional hockey, several business failures, and the success of his current company.
An explanation of what Nvolve does.
What is new in the future for BIll’s company.
The “Fast 5” Questions.

Andrew’s “Fast Five” Answers:

If you lost your business, had $500 in your pocket, place to live, laptop computer. What would you do first? This has actually happened to me. What I did and what I would do again would be to stop, take a breath, say a prayer and then start contacting my network.
What is the biggest business mistake that you have made? It would definitely be starting a business that required a significant amount of capital but being undercapitalized.
What is a good book that you would recommend? The Smart Business Exit by Geoff Green https://amzn.to/2Vffjvx
What is a tool that you use in your business every day that you would recommend? I use a tool called Daylite https://daylitemac.com/more-about-daylite
How do we get a hold of you? The easiest way is to contact me through email at wboll@Nvolvetechnologies.com.

Jeff Kikel is the host of the Money Trekker Podcast and has hosted several other Podcasts and YouTube Shows. Jeff is an entrepreneur and owns several companies in the Finance, Coworking, Media, and Publishing industries. Jeff is also the author of 6 books in the Finance, Retirement Plan, and Entrepreneurial areas.

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