Bo James, a compliance manager with Lisa Ragan Customs Brokerage, talks about the custom brokerage industry and its importance to the airport region. An almost recession proof industry is an important part of the Tri-Cities business eco-system and offers ample work opportunity to young people who are eager to learn.

Council Member Alexander Gothard, talks about East Point's evolution, the Commons project and a impactful community based initiative to make East Point beautiful.

Council Member Saucier saw East Point's potential and the need for her civic engagement. She discusses upcoming events and the challenge of growth while mitigating airport noise pollution.

Thomas Calloway lives in, works around, and serves East Point. He shares hope for smart growth with intentionality around issues of equity.

Jackie Martin is the Executive Director of Just Us Girls. With a location on Washington Road, she has been serving young women in the East Point community for 10 years. As a non profit leader and 39 year resident, she shares her concerns for youth and what inspires her about East Point's leadership.

Councilmember At-Large, Sharon Shropshire, shares a few of her pet projects and the process behind East Point's progress.

Mayor Deana Holiday Ingraham, the people's choice for mayor of East Point, shares some of her administration's 2018 accomplishments. From youth engagement and community volunteerism to the city's Aa3 bond rating and development projects, Mayor Holiday Ingraham insists, "there's no point like East Point."

Rhonda White is the district manager of Space Max Storage. Space Max repurposed a hotel to bring a Class A storage facility to Sylvan Ave just off I 85 in Hapeville. Community-centric, Space Max has a conference room available to community members. It has been home to 4 episodes of Insider Insights.

Alexia Ryan is owner of Beer Girl. For four years, Beer Girl has been a Central Avenue staple of Hapeville. They retail wine and craft beers and serve by the glass as well. This dual capacity attracts an international clientele of locals, travelers and the region's diverse workforce.

Kevin Hackshaw, a resident of East Point, left Corporate America to start My Dumb House. He brings IT expertise to "smart" homes across Atlanta. Kevin exemplifies the professional talent and community focused entrepreneurs that reside in the Tri-Cities.