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Overcoming Challenges and Empowering Businesses with Pedro De Leon Jr.
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In this episode of the ODAAT Podcast, host Ky Logue is joined by Pedro De Leon Jr., a financial advisor and founder of a business investment group. Growing up in poverty, Pedro shares his inspiring journey to success and the important lessons he's learned along the way. They discuss the significance of having a mission and pushing forward in life, as well as the value of instilling hard work and responsibility in children. Pedro also reveals how he uses his expertise to help businesses in the $1-2 million range overcome common deficiencies and achieve growth. Tune in as they explore Pedro's niche in empowering the Hispanic and veteran community and the impact his work has on their lives.
About Pedro:
Pedro uses data analytics to improve business systems, processes, and automation. He is an Army Veteran and during his time in the service, Pedro began his entrepreneurship journey. Pedro branched out to the finance industry to help business owners minimize their tax liabilities. His experience in business has provided him with the knowledge and background to find creative solutions for business owners and investors. He is proud to work closely with the veteran and minority communities. Pedro, cofounded Tent-Hut, a non-profit where he developed a hybrid model combining nonprofit and for-profit businesses. He ventured on to multiple pitch competitions including USC, UCLA, and other incubators where he won first and second place on multiple occasions. Pedro went on to successfully raise over 4 million dollars for his clients.
Connect with Pedro:
Quotes by Pedro:
"Always forward no matter is like if you got shot, and you can move, put one foot in front of the other, always forward. And that was our slogan. Always forward."
"Conformity kills dreams. Yeah. And as long as you're fed, and bills are paid, kids are in school, what's the point of keep moving forward?"
Connect with Ky:
www.kylogue.com
https://wholesalingsyndicate.com/
https://investorplug.io/
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