Marcia May serves the Tri-cities' home renovation needs. She owns M2 Renovations, a full service construction company. As a longstanding resident and home renovator, she knows the housing stock well and challenges of renovating early 1900 construction. She provides an invaluable prospective as a home renovator and champion of doing business in the region.

Leslie Zinn, CEO of Arden's Garden shares their mission to help healthy eating and drinking accessible and affordable. She shares her vision to expand Arden's Garden beyond Atlanta.

Shawnalea Garvin of AETC purchased the property of Lori Simpson of Mutt and Jeff. They discuss their history and future as business owners in East Point.

Insider's Insights is specifically for business owners and investors seeking opportunities in the Tri-Cities region surrounding Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This podcast is the qualitative story of business owners, civic leaders, educators and property owners.

Erin Rodgers, Economic Development specialist for the City of East Point, describes the film and movie production and its overall impact on East Point's economic development.

Eben Hardie is developer of industrial distribution centers. The Hardie Group is responsible for millions of square feet of construction in the south eastern US. He discusses his latest project in College Park and the jobs it will bring to the region.

Erika Maxie, owner of Core Fitness, tailors fitness training to various organizations around South Fulton County. With a keen eye toward healthy lifestyles, she shares possibilities for living fit in the Tri-Cities.

Executive Pastor Milling invites the business and residential communities in the Buffington Road corridor of College Park to visit, worship or otherwise engage the church. It seeks to be an invaluable resource to the community growing around it.

Pastor Burton leads a small but growing congregation within a large church facility on a main corridor of East Point. Pastor Burton reflects the optimism and hopefulness of his congregants.

Ms. Ro's Dance Closet in College Park is the only brick and mortar dance apparel store within several miles. A life long artist, Ms. Buxton blends her love of artistic expression with a mission to build the confidence of young girls through her non-profit.

Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Saleem started True Laundry Detergent 3 years ago. With room to grow in their college park warehouse, they distribute their product to 35 states and looking to do business internationally and with the Hartsfield-Jackson airport.