Diversifying My Business Webinar Series
Assisting dealers seeking to add new products & services
Length: One hour
Cost: Free to BTA members
The following webinars have been scheduled:
July 2025
Unlock Recurring Revenue: Expand Into AI-Powered Content Management & Automation
4 p.m. Eastern, Wednesday, July 9
Meg Fleming, vice president & general manager, BlueIrisIQ, a Konica Minolta Company; Bret McGaughy, digital transformation manager, Konica Minolta; and Jeff McWilliams, vice president of business development, Square 9 Softworks
Discover how Konica Minolta's BlueIrisIQ — powered by Square 9 Softworks — can help you tap into the booming $10-billion intelligent information management (IIM) market to create recurring revenue and higher margins. With 92% of companies planning to invest more in generative AI over the next three years (according to McKinsey Digital), this cloud-based SaaS solution is designed to meet the evolving needs of modern businesses, offering your customers cutting-edge tools like AI-driven automation and smart content management. Learn how easy it is to diversify your portfolio, deliver more value to your clients and stay ahead of the competition with a proven, scalable solution. Don't miss this opportunity to future-proof your business and grow with confidence.
Fleming is vice president and general manager of BlueIrisIQ, a Konica Minolta Company.
McGaughy is digital transformation manager at Konica Minolta.
McWilliams is vice president of business development at Square 9 Softworks.
August 2025
Achieve 20%-Plus Managed IT Services EBITDA When the Industry Average is Only 6%
4 p.m. Eastern, Wednesday, Aug. 6
Tim Schatz, executive vice president & partner, Technology Assurance Group (TAG)
The managed IT services industry average for EBITDA (aka profitability) is only 6%. That's it! Most managed IT services providers are barely getting by. TAG has analyzed more than $10 billion in IT technology financial statements and it knows what it takes to achieve 20%-plus EBITDA in managed IT services. TAG's top-performing members achieve more than 30%. During this webinar, Schatz will share what it takes to run a highly profitable managed IT services business so you, too, can break through the industry average.
At TAG, Schatz is responsible for providing financial analysis, advice and counseling to TAG members. He drives profitability growth for TAG members by delivering in-depth financial and management training utilizing industry benchmarks and best practices in both group settings and one-on-one. Schatz is tasked with development and initiation of strategic programs for the benefit of TAG members. He also drives achievement of TAG's mission, realization of its strategic plan and manages its overall financial performance. Schatz was most recently CFO for Mobivity, a technology company based in San Diego, California. Before Mobivity, he excelled in the management team with Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Schatz rose rapidly to head accounting and payroll departments and was then promoted to regional business manager of the Inland Empire Los Angeles, California, region. There he managed 40 locations, 300 employees and $40 million in annual revenues. Schatz holds a bachelor's degree in accountancy from San Diego State University.
August 2025
From Hardware to High Value: Demystifying Diversification for Long-Term Success
4 p.m. Eastern, Wednesday, Aug. 13
Mitch Leahy, vice president and general manager, Office Equipment Group, GreatAmerica Financial Services, and Preston Woolfolk, CEO, DOCUmation
Diversification isn't just about adding new products — it is about transforming one or more parts of your business model. In this webinar, Leahy and Woolfolk will explore how forward-thinking dealers are shifting from print hardware sales to implementing additional recurring revenue models.
Learn how to lead with a monthly payment, build consultative sales teams and align your operations to support a broader portfolio of services. They will unpack the cultural, structural and talent-related shifts required to thrive in today's evolving tech landscape — and show you how to turn diversification into a sustainable growth engine.
Leahy joined GreatAmerica in 2008 and has held various positions including senior credit analyst, vendor operations leader, vice president of sales and, most recently, was managing director for the Office Equipment Group, responsible for sales, sales support and marketing initiatives across the unit. In his current role as general manager for the Office Equipment Group, Leahy is responsible for the vision, business strategy, culture and overall economic performance for the unit. He holds a bachelor of arts in finance from the University of Northern Iowa.
Woolfolk is the CEO of DOCUmation and focuses on the operations of the business. He is at the intersection of finance, human resources, information technology and relationship management. Woolfolk is solutions-driven and ensures DOCUmation always provides the best innovative technology to its customers. He joined DOCUmation after earning his political science degree from Abilene Christian University in 2010. Woolfolk started as a business analyst, worked his way up to director of managed IT, and later took on the role of co-president alongside his brother, Hunter Woolfolk, in 2017. He has learned many lessons from both the employees and the customers since joining, and it inspires Woolfolk to come to work with his best foot forward. He is motivated by the employees' shared dedication to providing quality service and excellence, and Woolfolk passionately encourages employee growth and success. He values consistency, commitment and quality. Innovation is also at the core of Woolfolk's values, and it is one factor that makes DOCUmation unique. The company embraces changing technology and extends its innovation to clients through its products, solutions and service. Woolfolk finds gratitude in using technology to empower customers to be the best that they can be. He believes there are no shortcuts to quality, but rather using tools and resources to get it done the right way. When Woolfolk is not operating DOCUmation, he is supporting social services, nonprofits and encouraging employees to get involved in the community.
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