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Danna Korn, Sonic Boom’s co-founder and CEO (Chief Energizing Officer), was recently interviewed on the latest episode of the popular Millionaire Interviews podcast. Listen in to learn some interesting insights from the mind of our company’s co-founder, as well as...

Sonic Boom co-founder and CEO, Danna Korn, sat down for an interview with the team at BISTalk Radio to discuss what defines her as a business owner and entrepreneur. The spirited conversation covered a variety of topics, including how Danna first earned the title of...

It’s become an annual tradition for MobiHealthNews to parse Inc. Magazine’s Inc 5,000 list of fastest growing companies in America, calling out the digital health and health tech companies that made the list.

For the fifth year in a row, Sonic Boom Wellness has earned a spot on Inc. Magazine’s list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Fewer than 10 percent of Inc. 5000 honorees make the list five consecutive years, an achievement known as making “Honor Roll.”

Danna Korn is co-founder and CEO (chief energizing officer) of Sonic Boom Wellness in Carlsbad, CA – a software company specializing in stimulating, innovative corporate wellness programs that improve employees’ daily health habits.

I could never work with my spouse” is a phrase I hear almost daily, and truth be told, sometimes I think the same thing. But here we are, Bryan and I, for better and worse, running a fast-growing software company together and somehow resisting the urge to strangle each other.

High-tech wellness company Sonic Boom offers fun and active daily challenges via web-based portals and mobile apps. The program includes activity tracking, social networking, games, competition, and proprietary tools to influence behavior change.

Most entrepreneurs have faced the terror of not knowing if their businesses would make it or not. And many of us have stories of how our dreams and passions were squelched by failure and uncertainty, and how we discovered ourselves at rock bottom. I certainly do.

Is this a familiar scene? It’s after lunch, you still have a few hours left in the workday, but you’re blankly staring at your computer screen, feeling like you need a nap.