Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Bill Kreager, Co-Founder of Storage Systems Unlimited, who shares the history of growing up in the storage solutions business, how he and his wife started their business, some of the unique projects that they have had an opportunity to work on recently, how they focus on building a strong culture with their team and give back to the community, and more. Storage Systems Unlimited serves the entire United States and is a distributor of all things storage related, shelving, carts, cabinets, plastic bins, PPE dispensers, etc.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Robin Nobling, Executive Director of NAMI of Davidson County, which is an independently funded and operated affiliate of the National Association on Mental Illness serving the Greater Nashville area. The organization provides support, education, advocacy and awareness on the impact of mental health issues for people throughout the region. During the interview, Nobling discusses the organization and their efforts, how the pandemic has moved mental health to the forefront of national dialogue and how the organization has responded to be a resource to help, their efforts around advocacy, valuable tips, how the community can help, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Beth Torres, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Middle Tennessee, who discusses the history of the organization, the power of granting a wish, how wishes are granted, how the pandemic has impacted the wishes and the waiting list, how the community can help, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Angela and Richard Schelp, Co-Owners of Executive Speakers Bureau, who discuss what a speakers bureau does and the benefits of working with specialists to find the right speaker for your next event. During the interview, Angela and Richard talk about some of the major event trends for 2021, tips for hosting a successful virtual event, hot speaker topics, and their upcoming ESB Diversity Virtual Summit being held on January 25 at 11 AM Central featuring panelists, Lenora Billings-Harris, Kim Blue, and Dr. Kevin Ahmaad Jenkins, along with moderator, Stedman Graham.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance Co-CEOs, Mat Lipscomb and Johnny Pitts, along with Rusty Reid, Chairman and CEO of Higginbotham Insurance Group, who share the exciting news of a partnership. Higginbotham, one of the largest independent insurance firms in the U.S., and Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance, the largest independent insurance firm in Tennessee, have now combined operations. Both firms provide full-scale commercial and personal insurance, employee benefits, human resources, retirement plans, life and executive compensation services.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Nicki Avila, AmeriCorps Program Manager with Hands on Nashville, who discusses how the organization serves as a volunteer hub for the community and builds capacity for individuals and agencies to meet needs through service. During the interview, Avila talks about the history and mission of the nonprofit, how they help relief efforts and respond to disasters, tips for engaging volunteers, lessons learned during the pandemic, how the community can get involved, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Sherri McKinney, Regional Director of Communication with the Tennessee Region of the American Red Cross, who shares some of the long history for the organization and their efforts in Middle Tennessee. During the interview, McKinney discusses some of the services provided, the need for Convalescent Blood donors for COVID patients and an NFL partnership, a Lifesaver television show special airing on WKRN-TV 2 on March 3, how the community can get involved and benefit and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Jim Hunter, Sales Executive with DEX Imaging, who discusses being the nation’s largest independent office equipment dealer in the United States with a local touch in Nashville, Tennessee. During the interview, Hunter talks about DEX Imaging’s relationship with Staples and how they help customers large and small to streamline print services, increase efficiency and lower the cost of doing business. He also highlights how the company donates 1/3 of its profits to local nonprofits and 1/3 of its profits to non-commissioned employees, and shares some of the stories of working with local nonprofits, along with the Nashville Predators Score and Win Program, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Buck Dozier, President of Box 55 Association, who discusses their long history and efforts to provide Rehab Services to First Responders in Nashville, Tennessee. During the interview, Dozier talks about their 24/7 response mobilization, being volunteer powered, some of the feedback and impact on First Responders, responding to the Nashville bombing on Christmas day, how the community can help, and much more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Venki Mandapati and Derrick Reives, Co-Founders of Up Squad, a community for growth allowing individuals and organizations to effortlessly connect, communicate and collaborate. During the interview, Mandapati and Reives highlight the digital platform, the history and growth of the company, the rebrand to UpSquad, and how schools, nonprofits, businesses, churches and even government entities are leveraging the platform. Mandapati and Reives also discuss the investment potential and how potential investors can learn more, as well as organizations who would like to request a demo or learn more about the UpSquad platform.