Sharon Price John, the CEO of Build-A-Bear, discusses how she embraced change and transformed the once-struggling mall-based retailer into a thriving multi-dimensional brand.

Ben Goodwin is the CEO of OLIPOP, one of the fastest-growing beverage companies in all of U.S. history. In this episode of The CEO Series, he discusses why he started the business, the challenges of the beverage industry and why he thinks the company has been so successful.

Dan Streetman, the CEO of Tanium, a leading cybersecurity company located in the San Francisco Bay Area, on how being an Army Ranger has prepared him to be a CEO, what leadership means to him and how his company works to deliver the power of certainty for the organizations it serves.

Denise Nelsen, CEO of Smashburger, reflects on her journey from Starbucks barista to the leader of one of the most popular brands in the fast-casual dining industry, reveals the exciting changes being implemented at the company and offers advice for aspiring executives.

John Rowady, the founder and CEO of sports marketing powerhouse rEvolution, shares his strategy for global growth.

Stuart Haselden, CEO of Canadian outdoor apparel and gear giant Arc'teryx, shares leadership tactics that inspire teamwork and success.

The three-time Home Depot Head Coach of the Year and one of the winningest coaches in college football history breaks down his playbook for team success.

Rafferty Zavala, the founder and CEO of Canela Media, breaks down her strategy for success.

George Archos, the founder and CEO of Verano Holdings, details the publicly traded cannabis company's path to success.

Luke Saunders, founder and CEO of Farmer's Fridge, built a company to make eating fresh food on the go as easy as buying a bag of chips.

Coco Meers, the CEO and co-founder of Equilibria, a women-focused company that specializes in CBD products, on what it takes to sustain success.

Riddell president and CEO Dan Arment breaks down the company's technological game plan for keeping players safe.

Jesse Bongiovi and his dad Jon Bon Jovi co-founded Hampton Water with a simple mission in mind: make something delicious, affordable and, most importantly, fun.

Portillo's CEO Michael Osanloo shares his secret to keeping hungry customers coming back again and again. (Hint: It requires a lot of napkins.)

Zebra Technologies CEO Bill Burns breaks down the details of leading one of the most dynamic B2B companies in the world.

Marty Ozinga, the CEO of Ozinga, explains the legacy and future of the powerhouse construction materials company.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman discusses the powerful results that come when you push yourself to strive for greatness in all aspects of life.

Norma Chu, founder and CEO of DayDayCook, explains the evolution of her brand and what it takes to lead a publicly-traded company.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," M1 founder and CEO Brian Barnes shares how his passion for investing led to the creation of this powerful personal finance app.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," learn about the soulful journey of Hallow's CEO and founder Alex Jones.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," we sit down with Stan Chia, CEO and Board Director of Vivid Seats.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," G2 co-founder and CEO Godard Abel discusses his "never-stop-climbing" approach to business.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," we chat and chow down with Bob Wright, the Chief Executive Officer of Potbelly.

On this episode of "The CEO Series," we sit down with Sean Riley, the Chief Executive Dude of Dude Wipes.