On today's episode we welcome Patrick Maley: Cheif Revenue Officer (among many other titles) who shares his experience in software, sales, finding mentors, "going rogue" and more. He made his success by taking risks and looking for challenges throughout his professional path. Pats' energy, sense of humor and hunger for transformation offers great insight to an early career professional or anyone who needs a pep talk. 

The Mark Howley Show welcomes Laura Sommers, a pioneer in the early days of Seattle's coffee industry, a mother, wife and eventually, successful entrepreneur. She shares her insights as a self taught business woman, handling competition in the hot Seattle coffee market, and motherhood. She operated Espresso Supply for 26 years and now, her focus has shifted to home coffee brew systems that make the perfect cup of joe. Her experience, dedication and wonderful attitude are all too inspiring in our episode today on TMHS.

The Mark Howley Show welcomes Emily Rossetti, a software engineer, specifically a site reliability engineer, working for one of the top computer industry companies in the world. Originally from Hong Kong, she moved to the states to pursue  her passion and career. Rossetti shares her experience as a woman in the tech industry, as well as balancing work and motherhood. She hopes to encourage other women interested in the tech industry to pursure their goals. Emily's episode is told from a unique perspective that is both inspiring and endearing.

This episode we welcome Scott Gennoway, who served as a Washington State patrol officer for 25 years. Scott retired in December 2020 and shares his story as he looks back over two and half decades working for the state and people of WA. Scott specialized as a narcotic K9 handler for years and explained what it was like working alongside these highly intelligent four pawed creatures. He shares the evolution of his career, managing his stressful days with being a husband and father, plus the changes he experienced with the growing tension for police. Gennoway offers a wonderful slice of life episode about his career choice he considered "a calling."

Our episode today welcomes Raquel Mayer, the founder and creative director of QUEL based out of Bigfork, Montana. Mayers opens up about her life as a graphic designer, small business owner, motherhood, and her commitment to big dreams in small town America. Despite being told in college to "never start your own company", Raquel did just that, and better yet, she did it with passion and success. Her kindness, creative spirit and expertise are captivating in today's episode on The Mark Howley Show.

What is your relationship with money? How much is "enough"? We explore some of these questions with our guest today, Jim Wiley, a Senior Vice President of Wealth Enhancement Group. With over 35 years of experience, Jim's expertise is undeniable. Wiley shares his insights and revelations as a long time financial advisor including his commitment to sobriety, family and work balance as well as his love for meditation. 

We are joined today by Macky McNish and Matt Parrish, the founders of Middle Fork Roasters (and recently Marge Granola). At one point, with only seven dollars left in the bank, they risked everything they had to open shop in the competitive coffee world of Seattle. We get a look into their passion for small business, coffee roasting and building a company that continues to give back to the community as well as other young entrepreneurs!

From Brooklyn to Philadelphia, Glenn Sacco built his career in the flexible packaging business. Sacco started his career in inside sales and progressed to president. He traveled all over the globe to qualify vendors while raising a family outside of Phila. Glenn discusses what it means to be on the road, hard work, and sheer dumb luck.