A podcast interview series that asks successful Kansas State University College of Business alumni about the twists and turns in their career paths, and what they've learned along the way.

Episode two of Path to Success features an interview with 1976 accounting and 1977 MBA alumni Steve Lacy. Lacy is the current chairman of the board, and former CEO, of Meredith Corporation, a top 10 digital media company in the world. Steve reflects on a career that has spanned multiple industries, and saw him enter Meredith as CFO in 1998, during the wild west days of the early internet, where he was eventually tasked with bringing the company into the digital age.&nbsp;

Episode two of Path to Success features an interview with 1976 accounting and 1977 MBA alumni Steve Lacy. Lacy is the current chairman of the board, and former CEO, of Meredith Corporation, a top 10 digital media company in the world. Steve reflects on a career that has spanned multiple industries, and saw him enter Meredith as CFO in 1998, during the wild west days of the early internet, where he was eventually tasked with bringing the company into the digital age.&nbsp;

Path to Success - Steve Lacy

Episode one of Path to Success features an interview with K-State football legend Kevin Lockett. In it, he discusses his time playing for Bill Snyder, his transition from the NFL into a decade helping entrepreneurs grow their businesses with the Kauffman Foundation, and his current role as a partner and CFO with Fulcrum Global Capital - a venture capital fund focused on investments in the agriculture and animal health sectors.&nbsp;

Episode one of Path to Success features an interview with K-State football legend Kevin Lockett. In it, he discusses his time playing for Bill Snyder, his transition from the NFL into a decade helping entrepreneurs grow their businesses with the Kauffman Foundation, and his current role as a partner and CFO with Fulcrum Global Capital - a venture capital fund focused on investments in the agriculture and animal health sectors.&nbsp;