Covid-19 has disrupted many businesses across Columbus, but the pandemic poses a unique challenge for those with new leaders.

Jonathan Moody was named CEO of Moody Nolan Inc. January 1 after several years as president, taking over management of the 230-employee firm his father founded in 1982. But in a matter of weeks he went from managing 12 offices around the country to hundreds of work-from-home people.

"I've been pretty fortunate to have a leadership team around me," Moody said, "It's definitely an interesting time to be CEO."

In the latest episode of our Crisis Management podcast, Moody talks to Columbus Business First about how the company is running through the disruption and the long-term opportunities that come from difficult days.

"This is completely different from anything we've seen in the last 100 years, so let's use the tools we've got, let's pull back and let's propel ourselves forward," Moody said.