RADIO TONI with Toni Lontis

Prema Chuttoo is a leading-edge female entrepreneur passionate about advocacy for women in the IT sector globally. A proponent of gender equality and inclusiveness in the IT sector globally for women, Prema feels fortunate to be a role model for women in the IT sector and to this end established Rasu-IT, a company with strong foundations in embracing diversity in the workplace.

Radio Toni Every Day Business and Real Estate with Host Amir Meshel and cohost Toni Lontis

Best timing for property investigation and work, and using time wisely as a buyer, timing of processes

Words Women and Wisdom Show with Yvonne E L Silver

Presentation at the Success Women's Conference fears and focus 2021, moving from a solo entrepreneur to CEO

RADIO TONI with Toni Lontis

Dr. Vanessa Gipson Hall is an Information Technology (IT) professional who loves every aspect of the technology field. She is Vice President of Technology Project Management PNC Bank and the owner of CrossRoads Information Technology Group (IT Group).

Radio Toni A Conversation with Kez with Kez Wickham St George

Di is passionate about Confidence and women having their voices heard. Women have so much to offer – they have lived, lost, laughed cried, and moved mountains yet often their voices are not heard. Her gift is her ability to simply and graciously help women and guide them as they find their voice and enhance their confidence, speaking, and spirit in their world.

Saving with Steve with Steve Sexton

Guests, David Parker and Andres Lares

Radio Toni Every Day Business and Real Estate with Host Amir Meshel and cohost Toni Lontis

Traveling and checking out real estate, the importance of time and real estate

Radio Toni Every Day Business and Real Estate with Host Amir Meshel and cohost Toni Lontis

Doing work yourself and booking trades people and specialists to upgrade your real estate investment property 

Radio Toni Every Day Business and Real Estate with Host Amir Meshel and cohost Toni Lontis

Words used in the real estate business, and what they actually mean