Growing a business today means navigating new technology, managing risk, building strong relationships, and finding smarter ways to work.

On this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine sits down with Elina Greenstein, President and Co-Founder of CMIT Solutions of Hackensack & Bergen North, for a conversation about entrepreneurship, cybersecurity, AI, leadership, and the realities of building a business.

After nearly two decades in technology and global fintech partnerships, including almost 10 years at Mastercard, Elina made the leap into entrepreneurship. She shares what that transition taught her about taking calculated risks, creating meaningful partnerships, and helping businesses grow with confidence.

They discuss how companies can use AI to improve productivity without overlooking security and governance, why cyber insurance needs to be backed by real security practices, and how technology can give employees more time to focus on the work that matters.

Elina also opens up about balancing business ownership with motherhood, continuous learning, and the everyday realities of building something of your own.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, small business owner, or leader trying to keep up with a rapidly changing world, this conversation is full of practical insights on growing thoughtfully, protecting what you've built, and remembering that people still make the difference.

🎙 Featuring Elina Greenstein, President & Co-Founder of CMIT Solutions of Hackensack & Bergen North.

Cyber threats are increasing, and businesses cannot afford to ignore them.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine speaks with Andrew Amaro, founder of Klavan Security, about what it takes to protect your business in today’s digital landscape. As attacks become more sophisticated, one of the most important shifts business owners can make is learning how to think like a hacker in order to identify risks before they turn into real problems.

This conversation explores the vulnerabilities many companies overlook, the importance of proactive protection, and how cybersecurity plays a critical role in long term stability.

If you are looking to better understand how to safeguard your business and stay ahead of evolving threats, this episode offers valuable insight.

Design has the power to shape how people work, feel, and connect.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine speaks with Casey Murphy of HF Planners about the role of design in improving everyday environments. From blending creativity with technical precision to working alongside key partners, Casey shares how thoughtful design can create meaningful impact.

This conversation explores how spaces influence behavior, why collaboration is essential, and how purpose driven work can lead to better outcomes for both businesses and the people they serve.

If you are interested in the intersection of creativity, business, and impact, this episode offers a fresh perspective.

Real estate can change your financial future if you understand how to use it.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine speaks with Santi Rodirguez, founder of FundsnFlips, about how to approach real estate with the right strategy, mindset, and education.

From helping first time home buyers navigate the process to working with experienced investors, Santi shares what it takes to build wealth through real estate while creating real impact in the community.

This conversation is for anyone looking to better understand real estate, grow financially, and take advantage of the opportunities available in today’s market.

The people you surround yourself with shape everything.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine speaks with Brian Adams, Partner at Mack International, about the true impact of human capital, leadership, and relationships on long term success.

Drawing from his experience in executive search and the family office world, Brian shares insights on how great organizations think about talent, trust, and alignment. This conversation highlights why success is not just about strategy, but about the people behind it.

If you are focused on building something that lasts, this episode will give you a new perspective on leadership and the importance of who you choose to work with.

Growth sounds exciting. In reality, it demands discipline, clarity, and ownership.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine sits down with Lance Growth to unpack what sustainable success really looks like. This conversation goes beyond surface level motivation and dives into the structure, decision making, and leadership required to build something that lasts.

From navigating growth responsibly to maintaining control while scaling, Lance shares practical insight on execution, accountability, and the mindset required to lead effectively. This episode is for business owners, operators, and leaders who want more than momentum. It is for those who want sustainable performance.

If you are building something meaningful and want to do it the right way, this conversation will challenge and inspire you.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine sits down with Jenny Rich, the creator of Monmouth County Club, to talk about how a simple passion for food and local experiences grew into a full lifestyle brand centered on community and connection.

What started as sharing great restaurants and hidden gems evolved into something much bigger. Jenny now brings people together through interviews, street conversations, and live dating events that create real, meaningful connections across Monmouth County.

This conversation explores entrepreneurship, authenticity, building community in a digital world, and why creating spaces for people to connect might be the most powerful business model of all.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine sits down with Chuck Mathews, cofounder of Matsen Consulting, to explore what actually makes small and mid-sized businesses succeed and why passion alone isn’t enough.

After spending decades inside large organizations, Chuck chose a different path by helping business owners reconnect with why they started, then building the systems, processes, and discipline needed to turn that passion into consistent performance.

From operational efficiency and decision-making to leadership, resilience, and execution, this conversation is a masterclass for founders who want a business that works, not one that works them.