Amber is the founder and chief executive officer of The Fitzgerald Firm, an organization built to help individuals, families and business owners.

In this episode, we'll talk with Mick Goslin of Scholarpath about how they are revolutionizing education and workforce development.

Brittany Neunuebel is a Family Service Director at Baue Funeral Homes and St. Charles Memorial Gardens. She decided to work in funeral service because her purpose in life is to help others. All throughout her life, she has chased that purpose in Academic Advising, pursuing her Educational Doctorate in Higher Education and Student Services. She has an Ed.D., Masters in High Education Administration, a Bachelors in Interpersonal Communication, and an Associates degree in Communication. She has been in Higher Education Administration for the last 15 years and continues adjunct teaching at Lindenwood University. Additionally, she a children’s minister at Simple Church St. Louis. In her free time, Brittany spends time with her husband, and their two kids, and enjoys taking them to parks and spending time outdoors. She is an active member of Little Black Book Women in Business and on the St. Charles City-County Library Foundation Board. She actively supports many organizations and non-profits in the St. Charles County area and can be found at the 636 events, as she likes to say, “all the galas” around town.

Baue Funeral Homes has been an established funeral home in St. Charles since the 1930s. There are three Baue Funeral Home locations – Downtown St. Charles, off of Cave Springs, and in Ofallon, MO. The Cave Springs location is where the St. Charles Memorial Gardens Cemetery is located. The Baue Family purchased the perpetual cemetery in 1961. St. Charles Memorial Gardens is a beautiful area with options for traditional ground burial, above-ground burial, and many unique cremation-specific options. Baue Funeral Homes pride itself on the Baue difference and assisting in making funerals unique for each individual service.

The St. Charles Jaycees are a community service organization that supports local, state, and national charities and participates in local events to help better our community.

In this podcast, we talked to Lisa Key, Chief Development Officer of Emmaus Homes. She has worked in development for more than 30 years. Emmaus homes is one the largest nonprofit organization in St. Charles area and provides services to adults with developmental disabilities.

In this episode, we talked to Andrew about what interested him in bringing Ellie to St. Charles county and what conditions they treat. We also talked about how Ellie is breaking down the barriers to provide clients with the care that they need.

In this episode, we talked to David Reed about Mathnasium. What makes Mathnasium different? Where and when did Mathnasium get its start? Why is it important to make math fun and how does he make math fun for students, especially those who hate math?

In this episode, we talked to our guest, Kevin Mabie, about why it was essential to begin a tutoring service in our area. How does he see the tutoring industry partnering with local schools? Are there ways in which the two might work against one another?

In this episode, we talked to Rhonda and Kiarla Taylor about what Axe Throwing is. How did they get started? And what are some of the events they offer?

We speak with Greg about what Pedorthics are, what they do, and how they are different than a podiatrist.