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We’re back, baby! In this episode of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with longtime friend and associate Jim Gibbons of Recon Recycled Container Systems. Together they explore the creative possibilities of repurposing shipping containers into homes, offices, businesses and more.
The two discuss the growing interest in shipping container construction, the potential impact of accessory dwelling units on affordable housing and the challenges of navigating municipal regulations and approval processes. Jim also shares some of Recon's unique projects and how these versatile structures are opening the door to new possibilities.
Denny welcomes longtime friend and former NFL wide receiver Bill Hess. They discuss the Eagles, Bill's transition to homebuilding, commercial real estate and the challenges facing development in today's market. From township approvals and retail trends to Buddy Ryan, Randall Cunningham and NFL memories, this episode is a mix of business insights and personal stories.
In this episode of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Stormy Bell, Executive Director of Girls Spark, to discuss the challenges facing teen girls today and the importance of building confidence and healthy communication skills. Their conversation explores leadership, community involvement and the value of investing in local youth to help the next generation thrive.
To learn more about Girls Spark, a nonprofit founded by and for teen girls with a mission to empower middle and high school girls to thrive, visit https://girlsspark.org/.
As West Goshen neighbors along the Fern Hill Reservoir, Denny talks with local business owner Robert Schuck about the current status of the dam, squashing speculation and rumors, while beginning a discussion of logistics and options for how the property could evolve and the impact it could have. Along the way, they touch on local real estate trends, the realities of business ownership and how the construction and real estate industries have evolved over time.
This week on Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Mike Zappitelli, owner of Zappitelli Homes and President of the Home Builders Association of Chester and Delaware Counties. Mike shares how growing up in the family business shaped his career and reflects on how the industry has evolved over the years.
On Episode 13 of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Eric Smith to talk about how their partnership first came together and evolved into Smith & Howell Design Co. Eric shares his early career journey, how he got his start in marketing and why strong marketing is essential for any business.
They also dive into what the future might hold for marketing and engineering. No one has all the answers, but Denny and Eric have a few thoughts worth hearing.
On this week’s episode of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Dave Brown, Vice President at CBG Building Company, for a conversation on the realities of development and construction today. They discuss what led Dave to his career at CBG, industry challenges like lengthy approval processes and rising construction costs, and the ongoing housing shortage—all while reflecting on what makes the Greater Philadelphia region such a desirable place to live.
On this episode of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Chase Gallagher, President and Owner of CMG Landscaping. Chase shares his big-picture goals for the future, and the two dive into the civil engineering process, perspectives on owning versus renting a home and where they each hope to be in the next 5-10 years.
Be sure to check out Chase’s YouTube channel for more of his content: https://www.youtube.com/@Chasegallagher
On this episode of Know Boundaries, Denny and City Manager James Logan talk about Coatesville's ongoing revitalization. New restaurants and local businesses, efforts to attract jobs and the initiatives underway to help Coatesville grow and thrive again. There’s a lot to be excited about right now!
On this episode of Know Boundaries, Denny sits down with Lou Colagreco, whose name needs no introduction in land use circles. As President and Chair of the Land Use Practice at Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco, Lou has earned widespread respect, with a reputation that precedes him.
Denny and Lou dig into best practices for mentoring young engineers and attorneys, the importance of effective client relationships and why you don’t always need to “win” an argument to succeed.
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