
Liz Piccarazzi
CEO of CityBin, a Brooklyn-based company that makes trash enclosures and package bins; discusses operations, tariffs, municipal sales, and practical AI adoption challenges in her business.
Top 3 podcasts with Liz Piccarazzi
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Oct 28, 2025 • 48min
Should I Buy the Building? Or Stick to the Business?
Lena McGuire, CEO of Spoka Kitchen and Bath, shares insights on the benefits of buying commercial real estate for her growing business. Jay Goltz, a retail expert, emphasizes the long-term value of property appreciating beyond business worth. Liz Picarazzi discusses navigating supply-chain challenges and tariffs while showcasing an AI tool that streamlines her sales process. They delve into strategic considerations like financing, location over price, and adapting to market uncertainties to ensure longevity in their respective industries.

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Nov 25, 2025 • 49min
I Have to Figure This Sh*t Out
Liz Piccarazzi, CEO of CityBin, shares her struggle with AI adoption amidst a $400,000 tariff bill, while Jaci Russo, CEO of Brand Russo, boasts about her successful integration of generative AI that generates ten vetted leads daily. Ted Wolf, an AI consultant, stresses the importance of documentation in AI workflows. The trio reflects on a challenging year, with Jaci lamenting a failed hire and Liz humorously acknowledging the reliability of New York City's trash. Together, they navigate the complexities of AI in their businesses.

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Jul 1, 2025 • 57min
Something’s Happening in the Job Market
In this engaging discussion, Paul Downs, a custom furniture maker, shares his surprising spike in job applications and explores implications for hiring practices with Kate Morgan, an HR expert, and Liz Piccarazzi, who manufactures trash and package bins. They discuss the balance between what companies offer vs. expectations, the impact of AI on job security, and the emotional strain of rejecting qualified candidates. Additionally, Liz provides a cheerful update on her tariff situation, while they weigh the risks of starting a business in today's economy.


