Interviews with Kentuckiana Business Leaders
Founded in 1999, IQS Research serves forward-thinking organizations that are trying to create change. Sometimes this change is internal: increase employee engagement, reduce employee turnover, or create an environment where
Megan started Sunline in 2006 quite by chance, when she was in the market to start another business that had a very long startup time. A friend in the business
Elevator Solutions Inc. started in 2016 to offer an elevator service that truly is focused on customer satisfaction. After seeing what the large multinational elevator companies and the private equity
Started in 2016, JJC Maintenance has grown from a one-woman business to a team of over 400 trained and experienced professionals who provide cleaning and janitorial services to ensure the
Everyone has their own unique health journey, so no two treatments or health plans should look the same. They should be tailored specifically to you and your characteristics. This is
In 2014, while Mark was talking via Skype with his brother, who has a son with autism, his brother challenged him to develop a business model to employ adults with
Brian has owned 3 locations of ServiceMaster since 2018, two in Louisville and one in Nashville. He is a corporate refugee with an engineering degree from Purdue and an MBA
Miguel’s vision when he started NCS with just 3 employees was to do federal contracting, both construction and facility management. It took 2 years to obtain his 8(a) certification, which
Jen started her company in 2019 as her corporate America escape, because starting a business must be easy, right? Founded in 2019, NEAT has served as a trusted Marketing, PR,
The Fat Lamb strives for warm hospitality, delicious food, and excellent service. Chef Dallas McGarity grew up in rural South Carolina. His mom and mamaw instilled a passion for food
Ott Communications got its start when Christopher’s father moved his advertising business from the Chicago area to Louisville in 1968 to be closer to his primary clients, like KFC, GE,
Caufield’s was started by Tracy’s grandfather Keran around 1916 as a Photography business, where they invested a small amount in novelty items to sell to people while they waited for
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