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Here are the latest Banking on KC episodes, in case you missed them.
John Friend of Farm to Market Bread Co.: The Story Behind Kansas City’s Favorite Sourdough
On this episode of Banking on KC, John Friend, owner of Farm to Market Bread Company, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how his family’s dedication to quality and community has helped their business grow into a Kansas City icon while expanding its reach across the Midwest.
Tune in to discover:
How Farm to Market Bread Company’s founders pioneered the artisan bread movement in Kansas City.
The company’s principles of quality, sustainability and community support.
The transition to freezer technology and its impact on business growth.
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Rick Armstrong of the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission: Fighting Crime Together
On this episode of Banking on KC, Rick Armstrong, president of the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the importance of community collaboration in reducing crime and creating safer neighborhoods.
Tune in to discover:
How the Crime Commission’s programs, such as Crime Stoppers and Second Chance, foster public safety.
The critical role businesses and individuals play in crime prevention efforts.
Why addressing the root causes of crime requires compassion and collective responsibility.
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Dr. Michelle Robin of Your Wellness Connection: Small Changes, Big Shifts
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dr. Michelle Robin, founder of Your Wellness Connection and host of the Small Changes, Big Shifts podcast, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how small, intentional changes can transform health, wellness and community dynamics.
Tune in to discover:
How adopting small, sustainable habits can have a significant impact on health and well-being.
The role gratitude and kindness play in fostering mental and emotional wellness.
Why balancing physical, mental and financial well-being is essential for a fulfilling life.
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Dr. Carmaletta Williams: Preserving Black History and Legacy
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dr. Carmaletta Williams, CEO of the Black Archives of Mid-America, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss plans for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the observance of Black History Month and the Black Archives’ role in preserving and celebrating Black history.
Tune in to discover:
How the Black Archives connects the past to the present through its exhibits, educational programs and outreach and keeps Black History alive and accessible.
Events the Black Archives has planned to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and to honor the contributions of Black Americans during Black History Month.
Opportunities to engage with the Black Archives through donorship and volunteerism as well as visiting the museum.
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Tamara Weber of Pete’s Garden: Fighting Food Waste and Feeding Families
On this episode of Banking on KC, Tamara Weber, founder of Pete’s Garden, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share how the nonprofit is addressing food waste and food insecurity by repurposing surplus prepared food into nutritious meals for Kansas City families.
Tune in to discover:
How Pete’s Garden rescues prepared surplus food and transforms it into family meals.
How Anthony Bourdain was part of the inspiration behind Tamara’s mission to reduce food waste and help families.
The impact Pete’s Garden has on food insecurity and the community.
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Amber Schreiber, Hilda McKeel, and Rebecca McKeel of The Golden Scoop: Empowering Through Ice Cream
On this episode of Banking on KC, Amber Schreiber, co-founder of The Golden Scoop, along with Hilda McKeel, a Super Scooper, and her mother, Rebecca McKeel, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how The Golden Scoop is creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with special needs.
Tune in to discover:
How The Golden Scoop provides employment and personal growth opportunities for individuals with unique abilities.
The story behind its founding and the mission driving the nonprofit organization.
Ways the community can support and engage with The Golden Scoop.
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Kim Thornton & Bryan Mallory of Country Club Bank: The Coats for Kids Program
On this episode of Banking on KC, Kim Thornton, Regional Financial Center Manager of the bank’s South and Southeast regions, and Bryan Mallory, Regional President of the Southeast region, share the story behind the bank’s Coats for Kids program.
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The history and inspiration behind Coats for Kids.
How the program has fostered community involvement, empowered bank associates.
The impact of new coats on children and the community.
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Ryan Hudnall of Della Lamb: Empowering Kansas City Families Towards Self-Sufficiency
On this episode of Banking on KC, Ryan Hudnall, Executive Director of Della Lamb, joins host Kelly Scanlon to explore how the nonprofit assists children and families in overcoming childcare and early education deserts to achieve self-sufficiency.
Tune in to discover:
The historical roots and evolution of Della Lamb—and its pivotal role in providing childcare since 1897.
Strategies Della Lamb uses to address childcare deserts and educational needs in underprivileged areas.
Initiatives and partnerships aimed at expanding early education access and improving the quality of life for refugees and local families.
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Sonya Jury of Business Sherpa: Leading Entrepreneurs Through Business and Life's Complex Challenges
On this episode of Banking on KC, Sonya Jury, founder of Business Sherpa, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share insights on how she helps guide entrepreneurs through complex business landscapes. She also addresses the challenges of Alzheimer's care from a personal and business perspective.
Tune in to discover:
How Sonya uses her Sherpa analogy to guide businesses through growth and team dynamics.
Insights from her new book, "Mom Forgot My Birthday."
The increasing pressures of both childcare and eldercare and how these can become opportunities for business innovation.
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Maria Meyers of KCSourceLink: Unleashing Entrepreneurial Potential in KC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Maria Meyers, Vice Chancellor of Commercialization and Entrepreneurship at UMKC and Executive Director of the UMKC Innovation Center, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss KC Source Link’s role in fostering Kansas City's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Tune in to discover:
How KC Source Link's network of more than 235 programs supports local entrepreneurs at every stage of their development.
The specific economic impacts of enhanced access to capital and resources within the community.
Initiatives aimed at integrating more diverse communities into the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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Lisa Peña of Urban Hikes KC: Discovering Kansas City’s Hidden Treasures
On this episode of Banking on KC, Lisa Peña, founder of Urban Hikes KC, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how her company combines fitness, history and cultural storytelling through guided hikes across Kansas City’s urban neighborhoods.
Tune in to discover:
How Lisa created Urban Hikes KC after being inspired by a podcast and her love for exploring.
The unique themes of her hikes, from historic landmarks to coffee and wine stops.
The impact of Urban Hikes KC on local businesses, community pride and cultural sensitivity.
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Dina Newman of Kansas City Black Urban Growers: Empowering Black Growers
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dina Newman, founder and CEO of Kansas City Black Urban Growers (KC BUGS), joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how the organization supports Black growers through equitable food systems, microgrants and community-focused training.
Tune in to discover:
How KC BUGS addresses food deserts and strengthens food security for Black communities.
The role of microgrants and training programs in supporting local growers.
The impact of KC BUGS’ youth engagement initiatives on the next generation of Black farmers.
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Thomas Hoenig, former KC Fed President: Navigating Economic Policy for Sustainable Growth
On this episode of Banking on KC, Thomas Hoenig, current Senior Fellow of the Mercatus Center and former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss key economic indicators and their long-term impacts on the U.S. economy.
Tune in to discover:
The effects of monetary policy on economic stability and inflation.
How past economic decisions influence current economic conditions.
Strategies for achieving sustainable economic growth and avoiding common policy pitfalls.
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Suzy Hall of Country Club Trust Company: The Importance of Estate Planning
On this episode of Banking on KC, Suzy Hall, President of Country Club Trust Company, joins host Kelly Scanlon during National Estate Planning Month to discuss the significance of estate planning, regardless of wealth or age.
Tune in to discover:
Why estate planning is a gift you give to your family
The importance of creating a plan regardless of your wealth or age
How to start the estate planning process and the team of professionals you need
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Alvin Brooks, Civil Rights Leader & Former Mayor Pro Tem of KC: A Legacy of Service and Leadership
On this episode of Banking on KC, Alvin Brooks, civil rights leader and former Mayor Pro Tem of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss pivotal moments of his life, his extensive public service, and his vision for leadership and community engagement.
Tune in to discover:
How Brooks’ early life and experiences shaped his commitment to civil rights and public service.
Insights into his time as one of the first black police officers in Kansas City and how it influenced his approach to community relations and crime prevention.
His various initiatives and roles aimed at enhancing community safety and justice.
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Margaret Perkins-McGuinness of the Kansas City Public Library: Staying Vital by Reading the Community
On this episode of Banking on KC, Margaret Perkins-McGuinness, Deputy Director of Philanthropy at the Kansas City Public Library, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the library's rich history and commitment to the Kansas City community as it marks its 150th anniversary.
Tune in to discover:
How the Kansas City Public Library has evolved from a single bookshelf to a cornerstone of community engagement.
The library’s role in promoting literacy and lifelong learning in Kansas City.
Upcoming initiatives and events in celebration of the library’s historic milestone.
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Ben Jackson and Harrison Proffitt of Bungii: Driving Innovation in Last-Mile Delivery
On this episode of Banking on KC, Ben Jackson and Harrison Proffitt, co-founders of Bungii, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how they turned a personal inconvenience into a thriving national business in last-mile delivery.
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How a personal need led to an innovative business solution that transforms last-mile delivery.
The journey from a college project to national expansion, overcoming technological and operational challenges.
Insights into entrepreneurial resilience and pivoting of business strategies.
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Tammie Wahaus of ELIAS Animal Health: Pioneering Cancer Treatments for Pets
On this episode of Banking on KC, Tammie Wahaus, founder and CEO of ELIAS Animal Health, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss her company’s groundbreaking work in developing cancer treatments for pets.
Tune in to discover:
How Tammie's journey from finance to biotechnology is shaping the future of veterinary medicine.
The role of personalized, immune-based treatments in improving outcomes for pets with cancer.
The impact of Kansas City's bioscience sector on global veterinary health and innovation.
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Joe Mendoza of Country Club Bank: Fostering Financial Empowerment
On this episode of Banking on KC, Joe Mendoza, the new Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss his strategic role in enhancing community development and financial literacy in underserved communities.
Tune in to discover:
How Joe’s position as Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank helps to bridge the financial literacy gap in Kansas City.
The specific programs and initiatives Joe is leading to educate and serve both individual and business banking needs.
The impact of these programs on the community and the strategic partnerships that help facilitate this vital work.
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Michelle Steger and Lacey Fisher of KC Pink Warriors: Empowering Cancer Survivors Through Dragon Boat Racing
On this episode of Banking on KC, Michelle Steger, founder of KC Pink Warriors, and Lacey Fisher, director of fundraising, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how their organization empowers female cancer survivors through the sport of dragon boat racing. KC Pink Warriors fosters camaraderie, rehabilitation, and personal growth for survivors while also raising Kansas City’s profile through national and international competitions.
Tune in to discover:
The ancient Chinese tradition of dragon boat racing and its adaptation for cancer survivors.
How KC Pink Warriors grew rapidly in Kansas City and expanded to include multiple teams.
The powerful connection between physical fitness and emotional support for cancer survivors.
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Bill Dietrich of Downtown Council of Kansas City: Ongoing Downtown Revitalization
On this episode of Banking on KC, Bill Dietrich, President and CEO of the Downtown Council of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the ongoing revitalization of downtown Kansas City.
From streetcar expansion to the South Loop project to the impact of global events like the FIFA World Cup on local development, Dietrich provides an insider's look at the efforts to enhance economic and community vibrancy in the city's core.
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The progress of major infrastructure projects and their role in downtown Kansas City's transformation.
How the Downtown Council is fostering a safer, more engaging environment for residents and tourists alike.
The future initiatives planned to sustain growth and ensure a resilient, diversified downtown area.
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Dr. Sam Franklin of KC Canine Orthopedics: Keeping Canines Active
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dr. Sam Franklin of KC Canine Orthopedics, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss trends in pet ownership and veterinary care, including increased specialization and quality of care.
He explained, emphasizing the importance of residencies and board certification. Franklin highlighted the rise of canine orthopedics, with around 20 specialty practices in the U.S. He shared his journey into veterinary medicine, focusing on orthopedic surgery, and the business challenges of launching a practice. He also discussed, including continued specialization and research.
Tune in to discover:
Trends in pet ownership and specialized veterinary care.
The rise of canine orthopedics.
Common injuries.
Innovations such as patient-specific implants and the role of 3D printing as well as future trends in veterinary medicine.
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Matt Anthony of Head for the Cure Foundation: Defeating Brain Cancer Step by Step
Matt Anthony, founder of Head for the Cure Foundation, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share the evolution of the Head for the Cure Foundation, highlighting how community support and innovative research are paving the way for better outcomes in the fight against brain cancer.
Tune in to discover:
How the Head for the Cure Foundation began with a personal story and evolved into a major force against brain cancer.
The critical role of community and events in raising awareness and funds for brain cancer research.
Innovative support programs that provide real-time aid and connections for patients and caregivers.
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Lindsay Hicks of Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City: Building Homes and Hope
On this episode of Banking on KC, Lindsay Hicks, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss Habitat’s multifaceted approach to providing affordable housing.
Tune in to discover:
How Habitat for Humanity partners with thousands of families to provide safe, decent, and affordable housing.
The innovative programs that support housing affordability, including the zero-interest mortgage model and financial education.
Habitat’s global impact through partnerships, with projects extending to Haiti, Nepal, and Uganda.
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Lindsey Patterson Smith of the American Royal: Celebrating 125 Years of Tradition and Growth
On this episode of Banking on KC, Lindsey Patterson Smith, a Director of the American Royal, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the organization’s historical impact on Kansas City, its expansion plans, and its ongoing commitment to community and cultural enrichment.
Tune in to discover:
How the American Royal has shaped and been shaped by Kansas City during its 125-year history.
The American Royal’s plans for the future that aim to enhance educational outreach and community involvement.
The American Royal’s pivotal role in cultural and economic development through various community-focused initiatives.
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Susan Belger Angulo of HappyBottoms: Kicking Diaper Need in the Backside
On this episode of Banking on KC, Susan Belger Angulo, Executive Director of diaper bank HappyBottoms, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how HappyBottoms works to reduce diaper need for struggling families.
Tune in to discover:
The founding and growth of HappyBottoms.
HappyBottoms’ programs and services.
How the organization works with legislators to emphasize the health and economic impacts of diaper need.
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Natasha Herdman of Pawsperity: Unleashing Human Potential With Pet Care
On this episode of Banking on KC, Natasha Herdman, founder of Pawsperity, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss pet grooming as a means of empowering families experiencing generational poverty.
Tune in to discover:
How the dog-grooming program and life skills support open up opportunities for families.
Pawsperity’s collaborators and partners.
The organization’s future plans, including a 10th anniversary celebration.
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Emily McVey of KC Animal Health Corridor: The World’s Largest Animal Health Industry Corridor
On this episode of Banking on KC, Emily McVey of KC Animal Health Corridor joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the opportunities, economic benefits and innovation occurring in the KC Animal Health Corridor—the world’s largest concentration of animal health companies.
Tune in to discover:
The diversity of companies within the corridor and how their collaboration leads to greater success and solutions to threats like global food shortages and pandemics.
The corridor’s economic impact on the region, including the growth of allied partnerships.
The KC Animal Health Corridor’s workforce development efforts to address the talent gap.
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Stephanie Sage of Sage Restoration: Helping Property Owners Recover from Disaster
On this episode of Banking on KC, Stephanie Sage, co-founder and CEO of Sage Restoration, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss her entrepreneurial journey and the growth of her restoration business.
Tune in to discover:
How Stephanie transitioned from the mortgage industry to restoration services.
The unique challenges and triumphs she faced in a male-dominated field.
Strategies behind the expansion and success of Sage Restoration.
The role of family dynamics in the business’s growth and culture.
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Ian Ross of SomeraRoad: Revitalizing Kansas City's West Bottoms
On this episode of Banking on KC, Ian Ross, founder of SomeraRoad, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss a major development project in Kansas City's West Bottoms, including balancing historic preservation with new construction.
Tune in to discover:
The vision behind the project.
How the project balances historic preservation with new development.
The project’s impact on the local community and economy.
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Dionne Pleasant of Love Fund for Children: Meeting the Basic Needs of Kansas City’s Children
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dionne Pleasant, Executive Director of Love Fund for Children, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the organization’s history, mission, and how they address the unmet needs of children in Kansas City.
Tune in to discover:
How the Love Fund for Children got its start and grew organically.
The ways in which the Love Fund for Children provides basic necessities as well as holiday gifts and special needs items for children in the community.
Opportunities for the community to support and get involved with the Love Fund for Children.
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Megan Hoban of Prairiebrooke Arts: Crafting Corporate Identity Through Art
On this episode of Banking on KC, Megan Hoban, owner of Prairiebrooke Arts in Overland Park, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how art can be used in commercial and residential spaces to convey a message.
Tune in to discover:
How Prairiebrooke Arts got its start.
How businesses use art to convey their brand.
The importance of framing and how it enhances the value and presentation of art.
The challenges and opportunities of being a second-generation owner.
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Grant and Chris Burcham of CyTek Corporation: Empowering Businesses Through IT
On this episode of Banking on KC, Grant Burcham and his son Chris join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the evolution of IT services and the family business dynamics that have created a smooth second-generation family leadership change.
Tune in to discover:
How CyTek Corporation assists small to mid-sized business owners with managed IT and security services.
The importance of building strong client relationships in the IT industry.
Insights into what it takes to successfully transition leadership within a family business.
Their future vision for CyTek Corporation and the Kansas City area as a whole.
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Pete Cowdin of The Rabbit h0le: Bringing Children’s Literature to Life
On this episode of Banking on KC, Pete Cowdin, co-founder of The Rabbit h0le, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the creation of an immersive, one-of-a-kind museum in North Kansas City dedicated to children's literature.
Tune in to discover:
The vision and determination behind The Rabbit h0le.
How the museum creates immersive, interactive experiences that bring stories to life.
The significant impact The Rabbit Hole is making on the local artist community.
The role of The Rabbit Hole in putting Kansas City on the national cultural map.
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Zach and Cecil Keyes of J’adore Home & Garden: The Journey from Loyal Customers to Store Owners
On this episode of Banking on KC, Zach and Cecil Keyes, new owners of J’adore Home & Garden in Brookside, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss their journey from store customers to owners and their vision for maintaining and expanding J’adore’s legacy in the community.
Tune in to discover:
The inspiration behind Zach and Cecil's decision to purchase J’adore Home & Garden.
How their backgrounds in real estate and public relations have aided their business journey.
The importance of community engagement and their plans to involve local vendors and artisans.
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Zach Lawless of Hyer Boots: Rebooting Heritage While Reviving a Legacy Brand
On this episode of Banking on KC, Zach Lawless, owner of Hyer Boots, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the company’s storied history, from its inception in 1875 with the original cowboy boot through its rise to prominence and finally to the brand’s revival in today’s market.
Tune in to discover:
The origins of Hyer Boots in Olathe, Kansas, starting in 1875 and the invention of the iconic cowboy boot.
The innovative business strategies of CH Hyer, including the introduction of mail-order catalogs for footwear, which propelled the brand to national fame.
Zach’s journey to reclaim the trademark for Hyer Boots from Berkshire Hathaway, revitalizing the brand and bringing it back to the market.
How Zach reintroduced the brand in a contemporary market.
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PJ Thompson and Collin Thompson of Country Club Bank: Continuing a Legacy of Community Banking
On this episode of Banking on KC, PJ Thompson and Collin Thompson, third-generation family members of Country Club Bank, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the significance of community banking in fostering local economic growth and the core values that have helped the bank sustain community relationships through multiple generations.
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How Country Club Bank has adapted to technology changes while keeping a community-focused approach.
The five core values that underlie Country Club Bank’s commitment to associates, clients and the community.
How Country Club Bank supports the complex needs of other multigenerational family businesses in Kansas City by offering a one-stop shop for banking services and wealth management.
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Tom Lally of Hillcrest Transitional Housing: A Pathway From Homelessness to Hope
On this episode of "Banking on KC," Tom Lally, President and CEO at Hillcrest Transitional Housing, joins host Kelly Scanlon to delve into how Hillcrest addresses homelessness in Kansas City.
Tune in to discover:
How and why Hillcrest takes a wholistic approach to homelessness.
How Hillcrest’s unique "all needs, no wants" budgeting strategy equips residents for future financial stability.
The role of Hillcrest’s thrift stores in supporting program funding and providing affordable shopping for residents.
The critical importance of community partnerships in expanding Hillcrest’s reach and effectiveness.
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Maria Flynn of Ambiologix: Mentoring the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
On this episode of Banking on KC, Maria Flynn, founder of Ambiologix, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss her journey from engineer to entrepreneur—and now to mentor. Tune in to discover:
Maria's transition from engineer to an influential entrepreneur and how her experience at Cerner paved the way.
Insights into her strategic shift towards pharmaceutical applications at Orbis—and the lessons learned from diversifying too soon.
How her own experiences as a mentee have shaped her approach to mentoring.
Key aspects of her book, “Make Opportunity Happen,” which offers actionable advice and tools for entrepreneurs.
Maria’s vision for the digital health sector in Kansas City and the role of initiatives like Digital Health KC in fostering startups in this space.
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Mike Sinnett of Goodwill Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri: Transforming Lives, Building Careers
On this episode of Banking on KC, Mike Sinnett, CEO and President of Goodwill Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri, joins host Kelly Scanlon to shed light on the broader mission of Goodwill beyond its popular thrift stores.
Tune in to discover:
The work Goodwill is doing in workforce development and community re-entry programs.
How Goodwill is making significant strides in empowering individuals with barriers to employment.
How Goodwill's programs are tailored to meet individuals where they are in their career journey, from securing a job to advancing along their career path. .
The innovative ways Goodwill is contributing to environmental sustainability by diverting millions of pounds of material from landfills.
Important new projects on the horizon, including the establishment of an adult high school.
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Jake Fesi of Flying Truss LLC: Reviving a Historic Bridge
On this episode of Banking on KC, Jake Fesi, the Engagement Manager at Rock Island Bridge, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how the historic Rock Island Bridge is being repurposed into a groundbreaking entertainment district, the collaboration that made it possible and its anticipated effects on Kansas City's landscape.
Tune in to discover:
The origins and evolution of the Rock Island Bridge project from a casual joke to a landmark entertainment district.
How the project embodies a unique blend of public, private and philanthropic efforts to bring the vision to life.
The challenges and creative solutions involved in maintaining the historical integrity of the bridge while adapting it for modern use.
The impact of the Rock Island Bridge on the local community, including economic development, outdoor recreation, and connecting the two Kansas Cities.
Future aspirations for the Rock Island Bridge and its role in inspiring similar projects around the country.
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Esther George: Reflecting on 40 Years at the Fed and the Future of Banking
On this episode of Banking on KC, Esther George, the former President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss her extensive 40-year career with the Federal Reserve and her insights on the evolving role of the Fed, the significance of community banks and the future of banking in the context of technological advancements and economic challenges.
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How the Federal Reserve has adapted to economic crises and technological changes over the past four decades.
The vital role of community banks in the local and national economy, and the challenges they face in the current financial ecosystem.
The impact of recent innovations like the FedNow service on the banking landscape, and emerging trends that could influence monetary policy and the broader economy.
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