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Allenia gets down to the nitty gritty of Fives Landis Corp's custom-precision grinding systems, and what sets them apart as a world-leader. She tells the story of how they came to be headquartered in Hagerstown, and the importance her role in HR plays in building the industry of tomorrow.
On this episode, Madison and Jay talk "all things basementy." She discusses Fortress Foundation Solutions' specialties, all while sharing some of her team's experiences of working below-ground to meet customer needs.
Jessica highlights The Maryland Theatre's upcoming 110th anniversary and explains how its rich history will be incorporated into the celebration. She also shares a variety of upcoming performances and events that will be presented by The MD Theatre for community members to enjoy.
Steven discusses the helpful role that Saunders Tax & Accounting plays for business owners and residents in Washington County. He explains how the business started, how he got involved, and where the business is now, with their offerings and their team.
Kirsten Hubbard discusses the work that her company does, which is marketing development for nonprofits and grant-writing. She explains how her company began, and the growth they have seen over the past nine years. Jay also talks with Kirsten about her writing career, and her love for boxing!
Clifton, owner and CEO of FireVibe Web Design talks with Jay Heich about how he got into web design, and the current trends in the industry. He explains the importance of websites for businesses, and easier ways to manage a business website. Clifton also praises the David W. Fletcher Incubator and Labs at Hagerstown Community College, stating that moving his business there and going through their program is one of the best decisions of his life.
Gary Ryan, sales manager of Vital Care of Hagerstown explains what it means to be a "Continuity of Care" partner with local providers, offering infusion services at home and verifying patients' benefits. While the company is new to the community, they are already helping local patients and they are happy to be in Washington County.
Laura Martin shares the background about the Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater, noting that they are approaching the 40th Anniversary of the organization. She describes her passion for theater and teaching students about it. She and her husband Shawn own the theater and direct shows, plus they occasionally act in them. They host a variety of events, shows and activities for the community.
Jeff Matthews talks with Jay about his real estate business and the current state of the market. He also explains the benefits of networking for realtors. Jeff discusses the involvement of his team within the community.
Nicholas discusses his mortgage and homeownership business with Jay, explaining how they support local employees of nonprofits and small businesses. He explains the role of a mortgage broker, and the benefits of education for aspiring homeowners.
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