On today's episode of Footnotes we're talking to Anna Edmonds, the Publisher and Managing Editor of The F-Suite Magazine, a print and digital magazine focused on women in business and telling their stories. We discuss the work she's doing and some serious topics, including equity in the world and the workplace, Imposter Syndrome, and so much more! Check it out!

Today we’re pleased to have Robert Gilbert, Principal and COO of DxTEL, joining us on Footnotes. At DxTel one their missions is to help increase access to rural broadband internet service. While access has always been important, these needs have been highlighted by the pandemic. Watch to find out why this access is vital, and how DxTEL is stepping in to help resolve the barriers.

In this episode of Footnotes we are joined by Bert Sorin, President and Co-Owner of Sorinex Exercise Equipment. We learn how Bert got involved in this multi-generational business, and what he plans for the future. We discuss that sometimes things work because they are hard, and what that means for his industry and his personal philosophy. Check it out!

From starting their small business by riding in trucks and knocking on doors, to competing with established operations and even changing the game… Listen to why Motor Supply Inc. does what they do, continues to improve, and what real transparency looks like when you don’t have all the answers but you know you’ve got an idea and a team that is worth the effort.

Please join us in welcoming the team from Validide. Learn how a project brought them together, and follow along as we discuss what they're doing, who they're doing it for, and how blockchain is going to become part of our lives.

Today we are sitting down with Carl Blackstone, the CEO of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. We answer how census data contributes to community decisions, and how the Chamber supports different kinds of businesses depending on their needs. We touch on how businesses are emerging from the pandemic, the future of remote work, and building a community to be a great place to live and work!

Today we're sitting down with Greg Martin, the Founder and Owner of Primal Gourmet. He gives us a candid look at why developing relationships, staying local, and supporting community, comes back to benefit the business and customers. Greg looks to be an educational source for food and nutrition and is incorporating using that knowledge to grow and plan for the future!

We've said it before, it takes at least 10 years to become an overnight success. Today we sit down with Tyler Robertson, the CEO of Diesel Laptops, who brings his unique perspective to this story. He shares his roadmap for growing a business, growing people, and the valuable experience he learned on the job and outside the classroom.

Join us in welcoming Erinn Rowe, the CEO of Harvest Hope Food Bank. We discuss viewing an organization from different roles, defining food insecurity (it encompasses more than you think!), leading and working by values, and so much more. Listen and see!

Today we are joined by Dr. Hitesh Tolani, the Founder of Virtudent. We have loved discussing being the recipient of generosity, transformative ideas, understanding what is happening outside your sphere, and being a catalyst for change.