[applause] panelist is paul dietzel. paul dietzel is an entrepreneur extraordinary. he founded a company called anedot. is a technology company located in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in louisiana district six. years later, 3- is the leading software platform in the u.s. more members of both parties use anedot than any other system for financial resolutions. religious organizations, individuals, and nonprofits the ability to securely collect -- in three years, they have collected donations in all 50 states and from 23 foreign nations. it is a pretty amazing record. seems familiar to you for somehow, it is with good reason. his grandfather was the atendary coach paul dietzel ellis seo, later coached to west point. welcome, paul dietzel. [applause] ganahl,friend, heidi has a good story. she is founder and ceo of camp , the largest pet care franchise in all of north america. path towas not an easy success. she lost her first husband and her tragic plane crash when he was just 25 years old, in fact, on his 25th a

[applause] our second panelist is paul dietzel. paul dietzel is an entrepreneur extraordinary. he founded a company called anedot. anedot is a technology company located in baton rouge, louisiana. he was also 2014 candidate for the louisiana congressional seat in louisiana district six. anedot today, 3 years later, is the leading software platform in the u.s. more members of both parties use anedot than any other system for financial resolutions. they give religious organizations, individuals, and nonprofits the ability to securely collect -- in three years, they have collected donations in all 50 states and from 23 foreign nations. it is a pretty amazing record. if his name seems familiar to you for somehow, it is with good reason. his grandfather was the legendary coach paul dietzel at ellis seo, later coached to west point. welcome, paul dietzel. [applause] my good friend, heidi ganahl, has a good story. she is founder and ceo of camp bow wow, the largest pet care franchise in all of north america. heidi's was not an easy path to success. she lost her first husband and her t

welcome, paul dietzel. [applause] my good friend heidi goodall has a good story. she is the founder and ceo of camp bowow. the largest pet care franchise in north america. heidi's was not an easy path to success. she lost her husband in a plane crash when he was 25 years old. in fact, on his birthday. close to being out of money and hope, heidi opened her first franchise facility in 2000 in denver. she now has over 200 franchises. camp bowow is one of the largest women-led franchises in the country and one of the fastest-growing brands in the pet care industry and the leader in that sector. she was recently recognized as one of the 10 most promising entrepreneurs. in her spare time, she works at the colorado foundation. she serves on the advisory board for the leadership program of the rockies. she also founded a nonprofit that she calls moms fight back, a nonprofit to help empower moms to make social change and become important players in colorado. she is a mom of four children. welcome, heidi. [applause] jim nyman is the vice president and ceo of nyman enterpris

welcome, paul dietzel. [applause] my good friend heidi goodall has a good story. she is the founder and ceo of camp bowow. the largest pet care franchise in north america. heidi's was not an easy path to success. she lost her husband in a plane crash when he was 25 years old. in fact, on his birthday. close to being out of money and hope, heidi opened her first franchise facility in 2000 in denver. she now has over 200 franchises. camp bowow is one of the largest women-led franchises in the country and one of the fastest-growing brands in the pet care industry and the leader in that sector. she was recently recognized as one of the 10 most promising entrepreneurs. in her spare time, she works at the colorado foundation. she serves on the advisory board for the leadership program of the rockies. she also founded a nonprofit that she calls moms fight back, a nonprofit to help empower moms to make social change and become important players in colorado. she is a mom of four children. welcome, heidi. [applause] jim nyman is the vice president and ceo of nyman enterpris

let me start with paul this time. mr. dietzel: the real answer is not whether or not congress knows what to do, it is whether or not congress will act on it. they have all of these different invisible players out there that incentivize them to not act on it. you hear about it on tv every night. they talk about lowering the tax rates, broadening the base, getting rid of loopholes. you know all of the words that they use on tv. they all do it. both parties. they know that historically that is what works and deregulation works. that is what they tell us, then they go back with their buddies and d.c., and don't do anything. i don't think it is necessarily whether or not they know what to do, i think it is they are comfortable with how it is. mr. beauprez: what would you tell them to fix? mr. dietzel: specifically, there's a handful of different things. i would simplify. i like to simplify and make things easy. as you know, from using our software, we like to make things easy for people. i would lower rates all across the board, and g