Leo Campbell and Chaz Wolfe dig into the makings of a 'product unicorn,' the potent potential of vulnerability, and the importance of recognizing when to pivot. They discuss the power of collaboration in business for collective welfare, and how Modern Baker's mission to use food as medicine is set to make a lasting nutritional impact. Tune in and get ready to challenge the status quo with Leo Campbell and Chaz Wolfe!

Entrepreneurial powerhouse Donnie Boivin, Founder of the Badass Business Summit, joins Gathering The Kings’ host, Chaz Wolfe, at the king’s table. Donnie enlightens us on fostering potent relationships, embracing challenges, and refining company processes. He shares the importance of recognizing and owning your niche in business and life. From a surprise noncompete to now flourishing, Donnie’s journey is a goldmine of entrepreneurship insights.

Chaz and Jack Petrick, owner and CEO of Petrick Builders, open up a dialogue on the key success factors of the real estate business. They tackle the dynamics of having the right mindset, constructing a robust network, navigating high-pressure situations, and the gold mine that is relationship capital. So, get ready to absorb real-life strategies that could potentially catapult your business to new heights. This is your roadmap to expanding your real estate empire. 

Chaz and Travis Kelso, President of Freedom Construction, get real about what it takes to stick with it, keep your life on track, and lead the way in business. You'll hear how Travis rose from tough times to stand tall in the construction industry, driven by a faith that won't quit. If you're a business owner in construction, tune in to hear Travis' battle-tested lessons and let his story fire you up to take your business to new heights.

Dive deep into the burning topics of entrepreneurship and tenacity, explore how to maintain passion when the going gets tough, and discover the need for scrappiness to grow a business. Kris McCarthy, Co-Founder and COO of FanSaves, shares stories from the front lines of bootstrapping a startup and reflects on his transition from pro hockey player to startup founder.  Beyond just stories and lessons, Kris gives listeners a front-row seat to the power of hustle, grit, and unwavering determination. So, plug in those earbuds, hit the play button, and get ready to get scrappy with Kris McCarthy - because you don't want to miss this.

Carl Lubbe, Founder of Curiosity Coach, breaks down the complex wiring of the human brain, the loneliness behind success, and the crucial role of a happy business culture. He spotlights curiosity as a business-shaping tool and the power of asking 'what if'. His rule of thumb? Ignite your inner 8-year-old’s exploratory spirit, moving beyond just experiencing or reaching. Tune into the wisdom of Carl Lubbe and discover your 'what if' to transform your journey.

Justin Dawson, Owner of Oakland Tiny Home & ADU, gets candid about managing criticism, learning from past setbacks, confronting issues head-on, and utilizing others' strengths. But it's not all business—he openly discusses personal struggles and his transformation strategy: prioritizing quality over quantity in work. 

Ryan Kelly, CEO of KHB Construction and Moon-Bound, spills the beans on intrinsic motivation, responsible risk-taking, and the significance of brand investment. Above all, he stresses being business-first instead of relying solely on passion. He credits this approach for standing out in a crowded marketplace. 

Keith Barkman, Owner of Sound Management Group, LLC, shares his insights on how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the acoustic and soundproofing industry, how to turn challenges into opportunities, and how to balance business and family. Tune in to learn from Keith's experience and expertise in growing a successful business.

Chaz Wolfe brings on Tatsuya Nakagawa, a business owner in the roof coating industry. Tats shares his experiences and insights on entrepreneurship and business growth. He also discusses how his background as an entrepreneur, which began at the age of 10, led him to start several service businesses across different industries and develop over 100 different kinds of products. One of his most notable achievements was winning a deal from Pepsi on the game show Dragon's Den, where his company was recognized as the best sustainable innovation in Canada.

Chaz Wolfe brings on Brian Bazely, a successful entrepreneur and franchisor of Driverseat, a shuttle service business that has been growing rapidly in Canada. Brian began his career in corporate management, but in his mid to late 30s, he decided to pursue a career that would allow him to work locally and be more present in his children's lives. He opened a fitness club and eventually came across the Anytime Fitness franchise, which he helped develop in Canada. Along the way, he also started a business creating commercial-grade cleaning products for fitness clubs out of his garage. Today, he still has 9 Anytime Fitness locations and a distribution center for cleaning wipes. Brian will be discussing the importance of figuring out the purpose of a business after it's been created, the importance of establishing core values in a business, and the difference between finding great employees and resigning from a job. He'll also be sharing his insights on franchising and how bad decisions don't define you.

Chaz Wolfe talks with Kerry Siggins, a 7+ figure queen in the industrial cleaning products industry. Kerry is the CEO of StoneAge out of Durango, Colorado. Kerry took over StoneAge, which is employee-owned, at the age of 28 and moved into her position as CEO at 30. Since Kerry’s transition to a leadership role, she’s taken StoneAge from $8 million to $100 million. They discuss creating 1,000 millionaires, acting as a hired gun CEO, and knowing the core of your business. Tune in today to be inspired by Kerry’s amazing story and gain value from her experiences today!