Charlotte native Warren Snowdon joins Trent and Patrick to talk about co-founding Foundry Commercial, Charlotte’s rapid growth, commercial real estate across the Southeast, and why he believes “better is better.” He also dives into family, old Porsches, and living by the Golden Rule.

Colin Garner, co-founder and CEO of Wolf Line Construction, joins Trent and Patrick to talk entrepreneurship, bringing broadband to rural America, leadership, family, and the importance of being present wherever you are. Originally from British Columbia and now based in Charleston, Colin also shares more about his passion project in Revelstoke.

Tim Gustafson, Vistage Chair and President of Applied Leadership Coaching, shares how his career—including time at Capital One—led him to a deeper calling rooted in love, service, and helping others grow. An avid biker, Tim brings a unique perspective on leadership and purpose.

Todd Ehrlich, former Navy SEAL and founder of Kill Cliff and Rule 1 Ventures, shares how losing a teammate in the line of duty after 9/11 shaped his mission to give back through the Navy SEAL Foundation. Now building and investing in early-stage defense and startups, he looks for one thing: a clear path to real-world success.

After an early career pivot into entrepreneurship, Jeff Thompson took the reins at Charter Elevator—and hasn’t looked back. Now leading the company across the Carolinas, he’s focused on delivering high-quality elevator maintenance, repairs, and modernization while building long-term relationships with customers who value great service. At the core of it all is a simple principle: live a life of service.

From Germany to Charlotte, Alex Klaus shares how a book about Martin Luther King Jr. led him to study in the U.S. at Coastal Carolina University—and ultimately into entrepreneurship. From an unexpected start at Chanticleer Holdings to owning 18 locations with The Joint Chiropractic, he shares lessons on growth, culture, and mentorship through his company, Addisco Value.

17-year-old Rowan Haston is stepping into leadership as fundraising chair for her school’s Chick-fil-A Leadership Club. She’s leading “Pitchin’ for Chicken,” a student-run cornhole tournament supporting Strong Like AK, which supports families battling pediatric cancer—already raising $12,800. Rowan shares what she’s learning about leadership, follow-through, and the power of simply picking up the phone, all while staying grounded in her belief to be kind to everyone.

After his twin granddaughters were diagnosed with Batten disease in 2017, Stan Kahn and his family took action. From launching the ForeBatten Foundation to helping develop a life-extending treatment, their journey is one of resilience, innovation, and hope--culminating in a milestone 16th birthday.

Jef Pearce, owner of Salem Sales Group, joins Trent and Patrick to share insights from the front lines of the luxury kitchen and bath industry. From the growing outdoor cabinetry market to navigating tariffs, Jef breaks down what's shaping the space while emphasizing a simple principle that's guided his career - doing the right thing always wins.

From small-town New Jersey to Charlotte real estate, Dan Irvin turned a recession-era pivot into opportunity. Now a partner at Nu Partners, he’s acquiring and revitalizing underperforming apartment communities to better serve middle-income families. With 10 deals down and a 471-unit Raleigh property under contract, Dan’s building more than investments—he’s building community.