Darin Bridges, VP of Business Development & Coaching, joins Steve and Rich to discuss the three things that businesses are currently struggling with. Talent, supply chain, and the ability to make money in this environment. 

Doug Austin, Leader of Austin Amplifies, discuss with Rich and Steve the challenges of implementing the Great Game of Business in a professional service industry, Doug's advice to leaders trying to Change the Game in their industry, and Doug's new book Permission to Win.

Kim Coulter, Executive Assistant at SRC Holdings, talks with Steve about wellness committees, the role it plays in business and the impact SRC has had in her own personal health journey.

Tim Garbinsky, Communications Director at NCEO, talks with Rich and Steve about the 40-year legacy of NCEO, the impact the current political climate can have on employee ownership, and why employee-owned companies either thrive or fail.

Krisi Schell, Danielle Rapp, and Rob Shear, discuss with Steve and Rich about culture committees, the benefit of healthy competition, and how SRC Lexington has become an award winning SRC company.

Rob Shear, General Manager of SRC Lexington, shares his West Point background and how he made the shift from top-down management to being the leader of a Great Game of Business championship company.

Tom DeSimone, Director at Prairie Capital Advisors, Inc, joins to share the shifts his team witnessed during the pandemic, and how focusing on 2021 and not 2020 to ensure stability in your company.

Krisi Schell, Executive VP of HR at SRC, joins to talk about different reward initiatives that can show appreciation to employees and shares why some don't achieve the desired outcome.

Jack Stack, President and CEO of SRC Holdings Corp, shares his vision for SRC and what he believes the economy will look like in the coming years.

Hamsa Daher, Executive Director of Small Giants Community, talks with Steve and Rich about how she got involved with the Small Giants Community, the core values of the community and how people are connected within the community.