This week on The Bosses Office, Randy and Rocky sit down with Matt Sampson of Sparrow Clubs USA for a conversation about compassion, community, and the real business behind running a nonprofit.

From the powerful origin story of Sparrow Clubs to the impact it’s had on thousands of families, this episode dives into what happens when schools, businesses, and communities rally around people in need. They also talk about the reality of nonprofit leadership, burnout, fundraising pressure, and of course… the chaos of Dancing With The Central Oregon Stars.

This one’s funny, emotional, inspiring, and a reminder that success means a lot more when you use it to help others.

In this episode of The Bosses Office, Randy Vance and Rocky Dunn sit down with Central Oregon real estate leader Noah von Borstel to talk about what it really takes to build a successful team.

From leadership growing pains and hiring mistakes to accountability, culture, and learning to take a smaller piece of a much bigger pie, this conversation dives into the messy but rewarding side of scaling a business.

They also get into beer league softball, hunting stories, team dynamics, and the reality that leadership is a lot harder than most people think.

If you’re building a business, leading a team, or trying to grow without losing your identity, this episode is for you.

Leadership isn’t about being liked. It’s about being clear.

In this episode, Randy sits down with Bill Wilson, a behavioral health expert and leadership consultant with decades of experience helping companies navigate people, performance, and pressure.

They break down why so many leaders struggle with managing people, how trying to be liked can hurt your team, and why “we’re a family” might be the most misunderstood phrase in business.

From giving tough feedback to building real accountability, this conversation gets into what it actually takes to lead well.

Because unclear isn’t kind and leadership isn’t about comfort.

You can’t outwork burnout.
JP Crimi joins us to talk about stress, performance, and why something as simple as your breath might be the edge you’ve been missing.

Most people know how to start a business.
Very few know how to build one that actually lasts.

In this episode, Randy sits down with Rocky to break down what happens after the startup phase. The shift from ideas to execution. From momentum to structure.

They get into the real dynamics behind a healthy business. Visionary vs integrator, when hustle stops working, why most companies avoid their weaknesses, and what actually keeps a business alive long term.

Because starting is bold.
But building something that lasts is a different game.

Everyone talks about building a business.

Nobody talks about building one you can actually sell.

In Episode 2, Randy sits down with Lance Brant of Capstone Accounting to break down what it really takes to create something that scales beyond you.

From zero clients to private equity, this one gets into the real side of entrepreneurship. The pressure, the patience, and the systems that make it all work.

Most people think being “the boss” is about freedom, control, and success.

The reality looks a little different.

In this first episode of The Bosses Office, Randy Vance breaks down what it actually means to lead a business, a team, and yourself. From pressure and responsibility to decision-making and discipline, this is a real look behind the title.

If you’re building something, leading people, or thinking about stepping into that role, this episode will give you a clearer picture of what it really takes.