On this episode, you will hear from Sarah Jane Moerbe, a civil engineering and management consultant working in the design-build space. Sarah believes that innovation in the construction and development sectors is tied directly to IT implementation. Her attitude of designing with intent to build relationships is key to her success as both a consultant and an interior designer. Hear her perspective on how Denver is shaping the community concept trends by bringing together common values in spaces.

On this episode, you will hear from dance and movement coach Mahri Relin, owner of Body Conceptions. Mahri brings her neuroscience background, her passion for people and dance together to really shape the mindful practices of health and fitness. Learn about what makes her beliefs and methodologies unique to an industry overwhelmed with constant disruption.

On this episode, you will hear from Denver’s best commercial title representative, Katie Nobel at Fidelity National Title. Katie’s approach to title and escrow services is unique because she blends her strategic relationship building with her fun and humorous personality, despite the high pressures often present in commercial real estate transactions. Her advice on always being humble and teachable are crucial to the successful of any commercial broker or vendor to the transaction.

On this episode, you will hear from Barney Villa, one of the top residential realtors as well movement therapy and fitness business owner. Barney shows the parallels between the fitness and real estate world by always listening to his clients first and tailoring customer-serviced focused solutions that are long-term and sustainable. Barney believes in the lifetime relationships begin with having a process in mind. One of his rules he lives by is “you can’t be overdressed or over-educated.”

On this episode, you will hear from Sean Covi, financial advisor and business/real estate taxation professional. Sean and his team use specialty incentives and cost remediation tools to put significant dollars back into the pockets of business and property owners. He stresses the importance of understanding your knowledge gaps and how to handle what you don’t know with maturity and poise.

On this episode, you will hear from the first cannabis specialist for a public authority in the nation, Kim Stuck. She will to talk about what is required from a regulatory perspective to make a cannabis business successful. As a former FDA regulator, Kim brings unique insight and discusses how regulators actually hope to support this growing industry both at a state and federal level, and what that support looks like.