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Meisha Marshall on Helping Couples Reconnect and Trust Again

December 1, 2025 by John Ray

Meisha Marshall, Renew Mindset Coaching, on Rebuilding Trust and Connection for Adult Children of Divorce, on North Fulton Business Radio with host John Ray
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Meisha Marshall, Renew Mindset Coaching, on Rebuilding Trust and Connection for Adult Children of Divorce (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 916)

On this episode of North Fulton Business Radio, host John Ray welcomes Meisha Marshall, a marriage and relationship coach and the founder of Renew Mindset Coaching, where she helps couples argue less, trust more, and feel like a team again. Known for her non-clinical approach, Meisha specializes in helping adults from divorced families build the kind of closeness and stability they always wanted growing up.

In this episode, Meisha discusses how early experiences with parental divorce shape how adults show up in their relationships today. She shares practical tools couples can use to de-escalate conflicts, return to difficult conversations without turning them into arguments, and rebuild connection after trust has been damaged. Meisha also explains the common misconceptions people have about what makes relationships last and what real progress looks like for couples working to improve their connection.

Meisha describes her Renew Together Membership program, designed to give couples ongoing support and simple, everyday strategies they can use in real life rather than abstract theory. Her coaching focuses on making change feel doable for couples who feel stuck or disconnected.

John Ray is the host of North Fulton Business Radio. The show is produced by John Ray and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, an affiliate of Business RadioX®, and is recorded inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Key Takeaways from This Episode

  • Adults who grew up in divorced families often bring specific patterns and fears to their own relationships, including hypervigilance around conflict and difficulty trusting that problems can be resolved without ending the relationship.
  • Real progress in relationships shows up in small, everyday moves like taking breaks during arguments, returning to conversations with less defensiveness, and feeling more like teammates than opponents
  • One practical step for couples feeling stuck or like roommates is to ask each other “What’s one thing I could do this week that would make you feel more connected?” and then actually do that thing
  • The Renew Together Membership offers couples ongoing coaching and tools focused on practical application rather than theory, with support designed to maintain closeness long-term

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:20 John Ray introduces the show and guest Meisha Marshall
02:24 Meisha Marshall introduces Renew Mindset Coaching
04:11 Meisha’s passion for helping adult children of divorce
06:31 How divorce impacts people without them realizing it
08:05 Effects on relationships beyond marriage
08:57 How divorce shows up differently based on age
13:36 Trust issues and the “trust recession”
15:27 Death by a thousand cuts vs. major betrayals
17:21 Common misconceptions about relationship coaching
19:22 How people engage with Meisha’s coaching
21:12 The Renew Together Membership program
23:47 Signs you need relationship coaching
25:02 Success stories from Meisha’s practice
27:25 Closing thoughts and contact information

Meisha Marshall

Meisha Marshall is a marriage and relationship coach and the founder of Renew Mindset Coaching, where she helps couples argue less, trust more, and feel like a team again. Known for her non-clinical approach, Meisha specializes in helping adults from divorced families build the kind of closeness and stability they always wanted growing up. Her coaching blends practical tools with honest conversations that make change feel doable, not distant.

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Renew Mindset Coaching

Renew Mindset Coaching helps couples find their way back to each other when conversations get hard. It’s built on the belief that real change happens through simple, everyday moves like knowing when to take a breather, coming back to talk without it turning into another argument, and finding small ways to feel close again after things go sideways. The coaching focuses on giving couples tools they can actually use in real life, not just theory. Many of the people they work with experienced parental divorce and are now determined to build something stronger and steadier for themselves and their kids.

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Renasant Bank supports North Fulton Business Radio

Renasant BankRenasant Bank has humble roots, starting in 1904 as a $100,000 bank in a Lee County, Mississippi, bakery. Since then, Renasant has become one of the Southeast’s strongest financial institutions, with over $26 billion in assets and more than 280 banking, lending, wealth management, and financial services offices throughout the region. All of Renasant’s success stems from the commitment of each banker to invest in the communities they serve, which helps them better understand the people. At Renasant Bank, their banking professionals understand you because they work and live alongside you every day.

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Beyond Computer Solutions supports North Fulton Business Radio

Whether you’re a law firm, medical practice, or manufacturer, there’s one headline you don’t want to make: “Local Business Pays Thousands in Ransom After Cyberattack.” That’s where Beyond Computer Solutions comes in. They help organizations like yours stay out of the news and in business with managed IT and cybersecurity services designed for industries where compliance and reputation matter most.

Whether they serve as your complete IT department or simply support your internal team, they are well-versed in HIPAA, secure document access, written security policies, and other essential aspects that ensure your safety and well-being. Best of all, it starts with a complimentary security assessment.

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About North Fulton Business Radio and host John Ray

With over 900 episodes and having featured over 1,400 guests, North Fulton Business Radio is the longest-running podcast in the North Fulton area, covering business in our community like no one else. We are the undisputed “Voice of Business” in North Fulton!

The show invites a diverse range of business, non-profit, and community leaders to share their significant contributions to their markets, communities, and professions. There’s no discrimination based on company size, and there’s never any “pay to play.” North Fulton Business Radio supports and celebrates businesses by sharing positive stories that traditional media ignore. Some media lean left. Some media lean right. We lean business.

John Ray, host of  North Fulton Business Radio, and Owner, Ray Business Advisors
John Ray, host of North Fulton Business Radio and Owner, Ray Business Advisors

John Ray is the host of North Fulton Business Radio. John and the team at North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, an affiliate of Business RadioX®, produce the show, and it is recorded inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

The studio is located at 275 South Main Street, Alpharetta, GA 30009.

You can find the complete archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, and many others.

John Ray, The Generosity MindsetJohn Ray also operates his own business advisory practice. John’s services include advising solopreneurs and small professional services firms on their value, their positioning and business development, and their pricing. His clients are professionals who are selling their expertise, such as consultants, coaches, attorneys, CPAs, accountants, bookkeepers, marketing professionals, and other professional services practitioners.

John is the author of the five-star rated book, The Generosity Mindset: A Journey to Business Success by Raising Your Confidence, Value, and Prices, praised by readers for its practical insights on raising confidence, value, and prices.

Tagged With: adult children of divorce, Beyond Computer Solutions, Communication skills, conflict resolution, Couples Therapy, divorced families, John Ray, marriage coaching, marriage counseling alternative, Meisha Marshall, non-clinical coaching, North Fulton, North Fulton Business Radio, relationship coaching, relationship repair, renasant bank, Renew Mindset Coaching, Renew Together Membership, Roswell, trust building

GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit 2025: Scottsdale and Mesa

November 20, 2025 by John Ray

GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit 2025: Scottsdale and Mesa Through North Fulton Eyes, with Kristin Winzeler and Chris Burnett, on the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
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GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit 2025: Scottsdale and Mesa Through North Fulton Eyes, with Kristin Winzeler and Chris Burnett, on the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast

GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit 2025: Scottsdale and Mesa Through North Fulton Eyes (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 110)

On this edition of the GNFCC 400 Insider, host Rebekah Anderson recaps the Strategic Leadership Visit 2025 to Scottsdale and Mesa, Arizona, through the eyes of two key North Fulton leaders, Chris Burnett of the City of Sandy Springs and Kristin Winzeler of True North 400. Each year, the Chamber convenes elected officials, business leaders, and civic partners for an in-depth look at another high-performing region, then brings those lessons home for North Fulton. Chris and Kristin share why trips like SLV matter for long-term economic competitiveness, relationship building, and a shared vision across city and county lines.

The conversation walks listeners through highlights of the Arizona visit, including Mesa’s approach to incubators and entrepreneurship support, higher education and workforce partnerships, library and mall redevelopments, and the role of intentional placemaking in creating vibrant districts. They also explore how sports-anchored assets such as spring training facilities can drive tourism, community identity, and volunteer engagement, and which ideas might translate most directly to North Fulton.

Chris and Kristin talk about the sessions that surprised them, the off-agenda moments that helped North Fulton leaders build relationships with each other, and what they learned most from seeing Scottsdale and Mesa up close. They close by updating listeners on current economic development priorities in Sandy Springs and major mobility and infrastructure projects along the Georgia 400 corridor and how regional collaboration can turn SLV insights into concrete wins for North Fulton.

The GNFCC 400 Insider is presented by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Key Takeaways from This Episode

  • The importance of the GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit in fostering relationships and a shared vision among North Fulton civic and business leaders cannot be overstated.
  • Mesa’s business incubators and education partnerships offer valuable insights that could guide talent and entrepreneurship initiatives in North Fulton.
  • The redevelopment of SkySong’s dead mall serves as a model for innovative mixed-use projects and has a significant long-term economic impact.
  • The insights from Scottsdale’s placemaking and the Chicago Cubs spring training complex shed light on tourism, volunteer engagement, and community identity.

Topics Discussed in this Episode

Chris Burnett and Kristin Winzeler

0:00 Introduction to the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
00:28 Annual Strategic Leadership Visit (SLV) Overview
01:13 Meet the Guests: Chris Burnett and Kristin Winzeler
01:34 Understanding Economic Development and Community Improvement Districts
04:35 Insights from the SLV Trip to Scottsdale and Mesa, Arizona
07:37 Mesa Business Builder and Economic Impact
10:27 SkySong Innovation Center and Regional Collaboration
15:32 Arts and Culture: A Surprising Economic Driver
22:02 North Fulton’s Entertainment Scene
22:30 Strengthening Relationships on the SLV Trip
23:49 The Value of Personal Relationships
25:15 Organic Moments and Key Takeaways
26:24 Fanboy Experience and Baseball Stories
28:09 The Importance of SLV Trips
32:53 Economic Development in Sandy Springs
35:13 Exciting Developments in North Fulton
38:14 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Kristin Winzeler, Executive Director, True North 400

Kristin Winzeler, Executive Director, True North 400
Kristin Winzeler, True North 400

Kristin Winzeler is the Executive Director of True North 400, an organization dedicated to enhancing the North Fulton business district that includes Alpharetta, Roswell, and Milton. She originally joined the organization in 2012 and has played a pivotal role in its growth and rebranding from the North Fulton Community Improvement District to True North 400 in 2023. As Deputy Executive Director, she helped generate more than $30 million in infrastructure improvements that spurred over $217 million in new investments throughout the district. Winzeler manages and oversees both small and large projects, focusing on increasing area investment and improving mobility and access in the North Fulton region.

Her deep commitment to sustaining organizational growth and advancing regional development marks Winzeler’s leadership. She resides in Woodstock, Georgia, with her husband and three daughters. Her extensive experience in managing civic improvement projects and community economic development makes her an influential steward for True North 400’s vision of fostering a vibrant and accessible business environment in the North Fulton area. Kristin is known for her hands-on approach and strategic vision, which continue to benefit the region’s ongoing development and prosperity.

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Chris Burnett, Director of Economic Development, City of Sandy Springs

Chris Burnett, City of Sandy Springs
Chris Burnett, City of Sandy Springs

Chris Burnett is the Director of Economic Development for the City of Sandy Springs, appointed in 2024. With over 40 years of experience in community banking, he has served as President and CEO of multiple Atlanta-area banks, including founding the Bank of Sandy Springs in 2013. Burnett has played a key role in the city’s economic growth initiatives, focusing on redevelopment projects such as the North End and City Springs Phase II. He previously served on the Sandy Springs City Council from 2016 to 2021 and remains actively involved in local organizations like the Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber of Commerce and Special Olympics of Georgia. A longtime resident, he brings extensive knowledge of the community’s business environment and a strong commitment to its continued prosperity.

Before joining city government, Burnett dedicated decades to building and leading financial institutions, leveraging his expertise to foster business development and support local entrepreneurs and real estate ventures. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from Georgia State University and completed graduate banking studies at Louisiana State University. His leadership combines financial acumen with community engagement, aiming to enhance Sandy Springs’ economic vitality and quality of life through strategic planning and collaborative initiatives with businesses and local stakeholders. Burnett’s blend of banking experience and civic service uniquely positions him to advance the city’s economic development goals.

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About GNFCC and The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast

Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC)
Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The GNFCC 400 Insider is sponsored by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and the host of the show is Kali Boatright, President and CEO of GNFCC.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, member-driven organization comprised of over 1,400 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions, and individuals. Their service area includes Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. GNFCC is the leading voice on economic development, business growth, and quality of life issues in North Fulton County.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, GNFCCAs a five-star accredited chamber, GNFCC’s vision is to be the premier organization driving member and community success across the region, and they are dedicated to pursuing this vision based on the guiding principles of advocacy, inclusivity, and operational excellence.

GNFCC promotes the interests of their members by assuming a leadership role in making North Fulton an excellent place to work, live, play, and stay. They provide one voice for all local businesses to influence decision-makers, recommend legislation, and protect the valuable resources that make North Fulton a popular place to live.

For more information on GNFCC and its North Fulton County service area, follow this link or call (770) 993-8806. For more information on other GNFCC events, follow this link.

Tagged With: arizona, business incubators, Chicago Cubs spring training, Chris Burnett, City of Sandy Springs, economic development, Georgia 400 Corridor, GNFCC, GNFCC 400 Insider, GNFCC Strategic Leadership Visit, Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, infrastructure investment, Kristin Winzeler, mall redevelopment, Mesa, North Fulton, placemaking, Rebekah Anderson, regional leadership, Sandy Springs, Sandy Springs Economic Development, Scottsdale, SkySong, sports tourism, Strategic Leadership Visit 2025, transportation and mobility, TrueNorth400, volunteer engagement

Housing Affordability Tops Metro Atlanta Concerns

November 18, 2025 by John Ray

Housing Affordability Tops Metro Atlanta Concerns: Inside the Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 Survey, on the North Fulton Voices podcast
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Housing Affordability Tops Metro Atlanta Concerns: Inside the Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 Survey (North Fulton Voices, Episode 15)

For the first time since the Metro Atlanta Speaks survey began in 2013, housing affordability has emerged as the region’s top concern, edging out longtime leaders like traffic, crime, and the overall economy. In this edition of North Fulton Voices, hosts Jack Murphy and Kathy Swahn have a conversation with Ann Carpenter, Chief Research and Innovation Officer at the Atlanta Regional Commission, and Bill Huang, ARC data scientist and lead analyst for Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025.

Ann and Bill walk through how the survey is conducted across 11 Metro Atlanta counties, what has changed in this year’s results, and why residents are feeling the squeeze. They discuss numbers that catch your attention: more than 4,100 respondents, a sharp rise in pessimism about the next three to four years, and a striking share of renters who say they simply cannot afford to move within their own neighborhoods. They also highlight where the public sees causes and solutions, from zoning and investors to infill development and transit investment.

The conversation then shifts to North Fulton. Kathy and Jack connect the data to the on-the-ground reality of trying to obtain a home under four hundred thousand dollars or a rental under twenty-five hundred a month on a one hundred thousand dollar household income. They offer a concrete call to action for listeners: pay attention to comprehensive planning in cities like Alpharetta and Roswell, and use this data as a starting point for informed, practical conversations about housing affordability and missing middle housing.

To access the complete 2025 Metro Atlanta Speaks survey, follow this link.

North Fulton Voices is presented by the North Fulton Improvement Network. The show series is proudly sponsored by John Ray Co. and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC.

Key Takeaways from This Episode

  • Housing affordability is now the top concern in the Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 survey, ahead of traffic, crime, and the broader economy.
  • Renters are feeling the strain most acutely, although homeowners also report rising pressure on housing affordability as well.
  • The ARC team prefers “housing affordability” rather than “affordable housing,” since the challenge spans a wide range of incomes and situations, not just subsidized units.
  • Residents express openness to solutions such as infill development, housing near job centers, and better transit options.
  • Vocal opposition to new housing often sounds louder than it is, and the broader public may be more supportive of change than public meetings suggest.
  • For North Fulton, the data helps frame the difficulty of finding attainable homes and rentals for the workforce that powers the local economy.
  • Local comprehensive planning is a key lever for shaping future housing options, and residents have an opportunity to bring real data into those discussions.

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to North Fulton Voices
00:35 Overview of the Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 Survey
02:06 Key Findings from the Survey
04:00 Introducing the Guests: Ann Carpenter and Bill Huang
05:34 Deep Dive into Survey Methodology
07:12 Housing Affordability: A Growing Concern
12:05 Public Perception and Policy Implications
15:00 Traffic, Transportation, and Regional Growth
17:14 Future Directions and Community Engagement
33:39 Conclusion and Call to Action

Atlanta Regional Commission

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is the official planning agency for the 11-county Atlanta Region, including Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale counties, as well as the City of Atlanta and 74 other cities. The Atlanta Regional Commission’s mission is to foster thriving communities for all within the Atlanta region through collaborative, data-informed planning and investments.

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Ann Carpenter

Ann Carpenter, Atlanta Regional Commission
Ann Carpenter

Ann Carpenter is the Chief Research and Innovation Officer at the Atlanta Regional Commission. She leads the team responsible for producing data, analysis, and applied research to inform long-range planning for the eleven-county Metro Atlanta region. Ann has a strong background in housing and community development research and focuses on connecting high-quality data to real-world decisions related to transportation, housing, and regional growth. Before joining ARC, she worked at the Federal Reserve Bank as Assistant Vice President and Director of Community Development Research, where she addressed issues like affordable housing and community resilience. Ann has also worked closely with ARC during the COVID-19 pandemic and serves on regional advisory boards. She graduated from Georgia Tech and is deeply committed to enhancing the Atlanta region through data-driven planning and innovation.

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Bill Huang

Bill Huang, Atlanta Regional Commission
Bill Huang

Bill Huang is an urban data scientist at the Atlanta Regional Commission and the principal analyst for the Metro Atlanta Speaks survey. He designs and maintains data tools and analytical models that give practical advice to local governments and community leaders, helping them understand public sentiment, quality-of-life trends, and regional challenges like transportation, economic issues, artificial intelligence, and climate shifts. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Urban Analytics from Georgia Institute of Technology, Bill combines technical expertise with a multidisciplinary, people-centered approach to urban planning. He is also active in mentoring emerging urban planners, encouraging curiosity and strategic thinking in their work.

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North Fulton Improvement Network

The North Fulton Improvement Network (NFIN) is a think tank made up of community leaders from a variety of sectors, focused on missing middle housing and the livability challenges confronting North Fulton. We come from the six cities making up the northern half of Fulton County, Georgia—Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs—and are working to address the widespread yet little-known financial vulnerability across the region. With stakeholders from sectors including business, nonprofit, faith, government, and citizens, we center our work on five areas of impact, seek to educate the public about these issues, build a network of individuals and organizations with innovative private and public solutions, and connect resources to those in need.

The leadership team of NFIN is Jack Murphy, Nancy Diamond, and Kathy Swahn.

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Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy
Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy is a volunteer with The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and is Chair of the North Fulton Improvement Network. He is also in his 21st year of working for the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

Prior to the Chamber, Jack worked for and with Fortune 500 companies in operations, human resources, training, and quality areas. Jack was a senior adjunct professor for Quality & Operations Management at Keller Graduate School for 14 years.

He has served on both the National and Georgia Boards of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, responsible for Diversity, Advocacy, & Systemic Change. Jack is currently the national SVDP chair of Systemic Change and Advocacy.

Jack received a BA in psychology from Belmont Abbey College and a M.Ed. from UNC-Greensboro.  Jack and his wife, Nancy, a retired elementary school principal, have two grown daughters and two grandchildren. They live in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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Kathy Swahn

Kathy Swahn, President Emeritus, The Drake House
Kathy Swahn

Kathy has resided in the North Fulton area for almost 45 years. She has watched the community evolve from what was “unincorporated Fulton County” to a six-city bustling suburban community. Her history has been characterized by a focus on children: she was a stay-at-home mother who raised two daughters, she spent years in leadership roles in school PTAs and Girl Scouts, the National Charity League, the North Fulton Council of PTAs, and she served as chair of the Superintendent’s Advisory Council.

Kathy transitioned back to work by jumping into the non-profit world. She joined the team at North Fulton Community Charities, running their Holiday Program, becoming Development Director and successfully managing the $3 million capital campaign for their Elkins Road location. Along the way, she also served on the DFACS Board and chaired the board of the Fulton County Continuum of Care for four years.

After having the opportunity to join in the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program, Kathy was surrounded with a dynamic group of folks who worked to create The Drake House. Since 2004, she served as board chair for the first four years, executive director for nine years, and is now retired. Over those years, The Drake House served over 500 single mothers with over 1,000 children and grew the assets of the organization to over $4 million.

Kathy continues to serve The Drake House on the Advocacy Committee, along with her work for NFIN.

She spends much of her time traveling to the DC area, where her children and grandchildren reside.

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Sponsor for North Fulton Voices: John Ray and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC

The North Fulton Voices show series is proudly sponsored by John Ray Co. and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

John Ray
John Ray

John Ray is a podcast show host and producer and owns North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, the North Fulton (Georgia) affiliate of Business RadioX®.

John also operates his own business advisory practice, Ray Business Advisors. John’s services include advising solopreneurs and small professional services firms on their value, their positioning and business development, and their pricing. His clients are professionals who are selling their expertise, such as consultants, coaches, attorneys, CPAs, accountants and bookkeepers, marketing professionals, and other professional services practitioners.

John is the author of the #1 nationally best-selling book, The Generosity Mindset:  A Journey to Business Success by Raising Your Confidence, Value, and Prices.

John is the host of North Fulton Business Radio and The Price and Value Journey. North Fulton Business Radio, the longest-running podcast in the North Fulton region of Georgia, features a wide range of business and community leaders. The Price and Value Journey is devoted to solo and small-firm professional services providers and covers issues such as pricing, value, and business development.

Tagged With: Affordable housing, Alpharetta, Ann Carpenter, Atlanta Regional Commission, Bill Huang, economic development, housing affordability, Jack Murphy, John Ray, Kathy Swahn, Metro Atlanta, Metro Atlanta Speaks, Metro Atlanta Speaks Survey, missing middle housing, North Fulton, North Fulton Improvement Network, North Fulton Voices, Public Policy, regional planning, Roswell, workforce housing

Artisan Design Studio, Walk Your Plans Atlanta Win GNFCC Honors

October 30, 2025 by John Ray

Artisan Design Studio, Walk Your Plans Atlanta Win GNFCC Honors, on the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
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Artisan Design Studio, Walk Your Plans Atlanta Win GNFCC Honors (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 109)

This edition of the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast features two entrepreneurs who are changing what “seeing the plan” means for homeowners and builders in our region. Ryan Williams, owner of Artisan Design Studio, shares how a small design firm can grow without losing its soul. She discusses pricing for outcomes, opening a retail studio to create community touchpoints, and why disciplined books and a good CPA are growth tools, not afterthoughts.

Mary Atchley, co-owner of Walk Your Plans Atlanta and co-founder of Design & Build XR, explains how clients make better decisions when they can literally walk their floor plans at full scale. Then she layers in extended reality to preview kitchens, baths, and additions on-site or in their studio, reducing rework and surprises.

Together, Mary and Ryan trade practical lessons: how to decide when to expand, where to invest first, what metrics to watch, and how to balance momentum with margin. They also highlight their shared work with Sunshine on a Ranney Day, creating accessible spaces for families who need them most. If you’re building, renovating, or growing a design-related business, this conversation is a blueprint for smarter decisions and happier clients.

The GNFCC 400 Insider is presented by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Key Takeaways from This Episode

  • XR goes beyond 2D: Walk Your Plans Atlanta launched Design & Build XR to layer AR/VR and on-site visualization so clients understand unbuilt spaces and reduce surprises.
  • Category creation is hard work: Educating a successful industry to try a new modality takes daily consistency and clear value stories.
  • Boutique by design: Artisan Design Studio grew from a home office to a retail studio after past lessons on scaling, prioritizing process and the craft of design.
  • Community at the center: Both Artisan Design Studio and Walk Your Plans Atlanta volunteer with Sunshine on a Ranney Day, creating accessible bedrooms, baths, and therapy spaces for kids and families.
  • Make it easy to connect: Artisan’s Roswell storefront hosts events, while Walk Your Plans Atlanta invites prospects to see work online and on social.
  • Mindset for year one: Guard time, choose communities wisely, and keep showing up. Consistency compounds.

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
00:26 Celebrating Small Business Award Winners
01:06 Meet two of the Award Winners: Artisan Design Studio and Walk Your Plans Atlanta
02:15 Journey of Entrepreneurship: Challenges and Inspirations
05:05 Innovations and Expansions in Business
12:28 Community Involvement and Giving Back
20:00 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
27:06 Connecting with the Businesses
28:59 Conclusion and Farewell

Ryan Morgan Williams, Artisan Design Studio

Ryan Williams, Artisan Design Studios
Ryan Williams, Artisan Design Studios

Principal designer Ryan Williams owns Artisan Design Studio. Williams has been practicing interior design for twenty years and has been a business owner for more than 15 of those.

​With utmost attention given to learning about her clients and their families, Williams prioritizes making sure she is not only creating breathtaking spaces for them but also improving their mental, physical, and emotional well-being. As a member of a custom home-building family in Atlanta, Williams advocates for her clients through building and remodeling, as well as full furnishings projects. She prides herself on being the expert in the room but also a friend at the table.

Williams graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Furnishings & Interiors from the University of Georgia. She is an Atlanta native and she currently lives with her husband and two children in Roswell.

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Mary Atchley, Walk Your Plans Atlanta

Mary Atchley, Walk Your Plans Atlanta
Mary Atchley, Walk Your Plans Atlanta

Mary Atchley is the owner and driving force behind Walk Your Plans Atlanta, a cutting-edge business that enables clients to experience life-sized floor plans before construction begins. Bringing over 20 years of expertise in marketing, brand strategy, and entrepreneurship, Atchley created a platform that bridges the gap between abstract blueprints and real-life spatial understanding so homeowners, architects, and commercial developers can make informed, confident decisions. Her visionary leadership and relentless focus on client service have transformed Walk Your Plans Atlanta into a destination for immersive, collaborative design walkthroughs, helping Atlanta’s building community identify issues early, optimize layouts, and minimize costly post-construction changes.​

Atchley’s deep commitment to the local community matches her passion for innovation. She has ensured that Walk Your Plans Atlanta provides complimentary access to families sponsored by Sunshine on a Ranney Day, supporting ADA-compliant renovations for children with special needs. Recognized for her ability to foster lasting relationships and deliver tailored technology solutions, Mary Atchley is also active in regional leadership and professional organizations, including Leadership North Fulton and Women in Sport & Events (WISE). Her work continues to propel industry standards forward, making the design and construction process more transparent, collaborative, and client-focused throughout the greater Atlanta area.

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About GNFCC and The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast

Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC)
Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The GNFCC 400 Insider is sponsored by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and the host of the show is Kali Boatright, President and CEO of GNFCC.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, member-driven organization comprised of over 1,400 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions, and individuals. Their service area includes Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. GNFCC is the leading voice on economic development, business growth, and quality of life issues in North Fulton County.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, GNFCCAs a five-star accredited chamber, GNFCC’s vision is to be the premier organization driving member and community success across the region, and they are dedicated to pursuing this vision based on the guiding principles of advocacy, inclusivity, and operational excellence.

GNFCC promotes the interests of their members by assuming a leadership role in making North Fulton an excellent place to work, live, play, and stay. They provide one voice for all local businesses to influence decision-makers, recommend legislation, and protect the valuable resources that make North Fulton a popular place to live.

For more information on GNFCC and its North Fulton County service area, follow this link or call (770) 993-8806. For more information on other GNFCC events, follow this link.

Tagged With: AR VR, Artisan Design Studio, atlanta, Community Impact, construction technology, Design & Build XR, Entrepreneurship, Extended Reality, Floor Plan Projection, Georgia, GNFCC 400 Insider, GNFCC Small Business Awards, Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, home renovation, interior design, Mary Atchley, Nonprofit, North Fulton, Rebekah Anderson, Residential Design, Retail Studio, roswell ga, Ryan Williams, small business, sunshine on a ranney day, Walk Your Plans Atlanta, XR

How Banks Shape Workforce Housing in North Fulton

August 22, 2025 by John Ray

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How Banks Shape Workforce Housing in North Fulton (North Fulton Voices, Episode 13)

Affordable housing is often discussed in terms of zoning, development, or politics, but the financial system behind it is just as critical. In this episode of North Fulton Voices, hosts Jack Murphy and Kathy Swahn examine workforce housing through the banking lens with Antonio Henson of Renasant Bank and Scott Doll of American Commerce Bank.

Antonio and Scott explain how the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) shapes what banks can and cannot do, and why CRA responsibilities go beyond loans to include financial literacy, board service, and community investment. The conversation also explores specific tools, from down payment assistance and Federal Home Loan Bank grants to manufactured housing and consortium lending, that can make projects financially viable.

Along the way, the guests unpack the toughest barriers, including land costs and loan risk, and highlight why creativity and collaboration among banks, developers, and municipalities are essential. For listeners in North Fulton and beyond, the episode offers a candid view of how financial institutions weigh risk, balance shareholder obligations with community needs, and use regulatory frameworks to help expand housing access for essential workers.

North Fulton Voices is presented by the North Fulton Improvement Network. The show series is proudly sponsored by John Ray Co. and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC.

Key Takeaways from this Episode

  • Housing Costs Outpace Income: Median home prices in North Fulton far exceed what many essential workers can afford
  • Banks as Enablers: While banks don’t build houses, they finance developers, provide loan products, and support community services through CRA obligations
  • CRA Requirements: Banks must demonstrate community impact through lending, investment, and service — from financial literacy programs to nonprofit board work
  • Creative Financing Tools: Down payment assistance, manufactured housing, and partnerships with community development financial institutions (CDFIs) can reduce barriers
  • Land as the Biggest Barrier: High land costs remain the toughest challenge, but land trusts and consortium lending models offer potential solutions
  • Moving Forward: Collaboration among banks, municipalities, and developers is essential to create realistic workforce housing opportunities

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to North Fulton Voices
00:23 Introducing the Hosts and Guests
00:54 Discussing the Housing Crisis
03:24 Banking Industry’s Role in Housing
04:03 Guest Introductions and Backgrounds
12:24 Community Reinvestment Act Overview
16:02 Banking Products and Programs
18:55 Challenges and Opportunities in Workforce Housing
20:26 Forum and Future Steps
20:59 Bankers’ Involvement in Affordable Housing
24:03 Consortiums and Partnerships in Development
25:30 Financing and Zoning for Housing Projects
32:26 Challenges and Solutions for Affordable Housing
35:51 Community and Policy for Housing Development
39:35 Contact Information and Closing Remarks

Antonio Henson, Renansat Bank

Antonio Henson, Renasant Bank, on the North Fulton Voices podcast
Antonio Henson, Renasant Bank

Antonio Henson has over twenty years of experience in business and banking. He has facilitated training sessions for staff aimed at enhancing product & credit knowledge and regulatory procedures.

Antonio has structured project financing designed to spur neighborhood revitalization efforts in the low-income communities throughout the State of New Jersey and Metro Atlanta. This action involved community outreach and working with elected officials, government agencies, quasi-public agencies and the private sector to promote revitalization and commercial development.

He has provided expertise and assistance to various community-based organizations to assist them with meeting the financial needs of their respective organizations.

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Scott Doll, American Commerce Bank

Scott Doll, American Commerce Bank, on the North Fulton Voices podcast
Scott Doll, American Commerce Bank

Scott Doll is the SVP of Retail Market Strategies and Community Development and also serves as the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Officer at American Commerce Bank, N.A. In these roles, he leads initiatives to strengthen the bank’s retail presence and deepen its community relationships, with a strategic focus on building partnerships that support sustainable local growth and ensuring compliance with CRA requirements. Scott’s career has included executive roles in both banking and nonprofit sectors, such as CEO of The Global Impact Group, Executive Director at the YMCA of Metro Atlanta, and Vice President at Crescent Bank and Trust Company, as well as the Bank of Ellijay. His expertise spans business development, financial management, team leadership, and advancing market strategies that align with the bank’s mission to serve its communities.

In addition to his leadership in retail strategy and CRA oversight, Scott is recognized for his dedication to philanthropic and civic causes, actively supporting local charities and participating in programs like Lionheart WORKS and Your Family’s Table through the bank’s Community of One Fund. He is passionate about financial literacy education and economic opportunity and regularly engages in volunteer projects that benefit families and youth. 

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North Fulton Improvement Network

The North Fulton Improvement Network (NFIN) is a think tank made up of community leaders from various sectors, focused on missing middle housing and the livability challenges confronting North Fulton. Its members come from the six cities constituting the northern half of Fulton County, Georgia—Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs—and are working to address the widespread yet little-known financial vulnerability across the region. With stakeholders from sectors including business, nonprofit, faith, government, and citizens, NFIN centers their work on five areas of impact, seeks to educate the public about these issues, builds a network of individuals and organizations with innovative private and public solutions, and connects resources to those in need.

The leadership team of NFIN is Jack Murphy, Nancy Diamond, and Kathy Swahn.

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Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy
Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy is a volunteer with The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and is Chair of the North Fulton Improvement Network. He is also in his 21st year of working for the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

Prior to the Chamber, Jack worked for and with Fortune 500 companies in operations, human resources, training, and quality areas. Jack was a senior adjunct professor for Quality & Operations Management at Keller Graduate School for 14 years.

He has served on both the National and Georgia Boards of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, responsible for Diversity, Advocacy, & Systemic Change. Jack is currently the national SVDP chair of Systemic Change and Advocacy.

Jack received a BA in psychology from Belmont Abbey College and a M.Ed. from UNC-Greensboro. Jack and his wife, Nancy, a retired elementary school principal, have two grown daughters and two grandchildren. They live in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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Kathy Swahn

Kathy Swahn, President Emeritus, The Drake House
Kathy Swahn

Kathy has resided in the North Fulton area for almost 45 years. She has watched the community evolve from what was “unincorporated Fulton County” to a six-city bustling suburban community. Her history has been characterized by a focus on children: she was a stay-at-home mother who raised two daughters, she spent years in leadership roles in school PTAs and Girl Scouts, the National Charity League, the North Fulton Council of PTAs, and she served as chair of the Superintendent’s Advisory Council.

Kathy transitioned back to work by jumping into the non-profit world. She joined the team at North Fulton Community Charities, running their Holiday Program, becoming Development Director and successfully managing the $3 million capital campaign for their Elkins Road location. Along the way, she also served on the DFACS Board and chaired the board of the Fulton County Continuum of Care for four years.

After having the opportunity to join in the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program, Kathy was surrounded with a dynamic group of folks who worked to create The Drake House. Since 2004, she served as board chair for the first four years, executive director for nine years, and is now retired. Over those years, The Drake House served over 500 single mothers with over 1,000 children and grew the assets of the organization to over $4 million.

Kathy continues to serve The Drake House on the Advocacy Committee, along with her work for NFIN.

She spends much of her time traveling to the DC area, where her children and grandchildren reside.

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About North Fulton Voices

While North Fulton County is one of the most desirable places to live in the United States, the region faces a growing crisis: a severe shortage of housing options for middle-income employees, particularly essential workers such as first responders and teachers. North Fulton Voices, presented by the North Fulton Improvement Network, is the go-to source for in-depth analysis and discussion of missing middle housing and the livability challenges confronting North Fulton. Listen as we understand the implications of this problem, explore innovative solutions, and examine why providing these housing options is vital for North Fulton’s future.

The show series is sponsored and offered as a service to the community by John Ray Co. and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Sponsor for North Fulton Voices: John Ray and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC

The North Fulton Voices show series is proudly sponsored by John Ray Co. and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

John Ray
John Ray

John Ray is a podcast show host and producer and owns North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, the North Fulton (Georgia) affiliate of Business RadioX®.

John also operates his own business advisory practice, Ray Business Advisors. John’s services include advising solopreneur and small professional services firms on their value, their positioning and business development, and their pricing. His clients are professionals who are selling their expertise, such as consultants, coaches, attorneys, CPAs, accountants and bookkeepers, marketing professionals, and other professional services practitioners.

John is the author of the #1 nationally best-selling book, The Generosity Mindset:  A Journey to Business Success by Raising Your Confidence, Value, and Prices.

John is the host of North Fulton Business Radio and The Price and Value Journey. North Fulton Business Radio, the longest-running podcast in the North Fulton region of Georgia, features a wide range of business and community leaders. The Price and Value Journey is devoted to solo and small firm professional services providers, and covers issues such as pricing, value, and business development.

Tagged With: Affordable housing, American Commerce Bank, Antonio Henson, Atlanta housing crisis, banking and housing, Community Development, Community Reinvestment Act, consortium lending, CRA, down payment assistance, Financial Literacy, housing affordability, housing finance, Jack Murphy, John Ray, Kathy Swahn, land trusts, manufactured housing, North Fulton, North Fulton housing crisis, North Fulton Voices, renasant bank, Scott Doll, workforce housing

North Fulton Economic Alliance Launch with Rich Johnson

July 23, 2025 by John Ray

North Fulton Economic Alliance Launch with Rich Johnson, on the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast with Kali Boatright
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North Fulton Economic Alliance Launch with Rich Johnson (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 109)

Join Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, as she sits down with Rich Johnson, the newly appointed Executive Director of the North Fulton Economic Alliance. In this episode, discover how this innovative public-private partnership is transforming economic development across six North Fulton cities through regional collaboration, strategic branding, and workforce development initiatives.

Learn about the Alliance’s three core focus areas: branding and marketing the North Fulton region, expanding the talent pipeline, and elevating regional economic development. Rich shares insights from his extensive background in corporate leadership and community development, explaining how the Alliance will support cities like Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs, Milton, and Mountain Park in attracting businesses and talent.

Whether you’re a business leader, economic development professional, or North Fulton resident, this episode provides helpful details about how regional collaboration can drive economic growth and competitiveness in today’s business landscape.

The GNFCC 400 Insider is presented by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Key Takeaways from this Episode

  • Regional over competition: Six North Fulton cities collaborate instead of compete for business attraction.
  • Three focus areas: branding/marketing, talent pipeline development, and economic development support.
  • 80/20 funding model: private sector provides 80% of funding, public sector provides 20%.
  • Infrastructure advantages: strong schools, fiber networks, GA-400 express lanes, and diverse housing options.
  • Workforce development hire: Alliance will add a dedicated professional to address talent pipeline challenges.
  • Long-term relationships: Focus on ongoing business support beyond initial recruitment efforts.
  • Collective resources: Pooled funding enables trade shows and marketing campaigns cities couldn’t afford alone.
  • Team approach: Collaboration among city, county, state, and utility economic developers.

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
00:30 Introducing the North Fulton Economic Alliance
01:30 Meet Rich Johnson, Executive Director
03:18 The Vision and Goals of the Alliance
04:15 Inspiration Behind the Alliance
05:46 The Importance of Regional Collaboration
08:35 Branding and Marketing North Fulton
10:22 Building a Strong Talent Pipeline
12:25 Supporting Economic Development
16:15 The Role of Collaboration and Partnerships
22:01 Future Plans and Expectations
25:13 Conclusion and Contact Information

Rich Johnson

Rich Johnson, Executive Director of the newly created North Fulton Economic Alliance
Rich Johnson, Executive Director, North Fulton Economic Alliance

Rich Johnson serves as the first Executive Director of the newly created North Fulton Economic Alliance (NFEA), a collaborative regional initiative under the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce. In this role, Rich leads the effort to position Greater North Fulton as the Southeast’s premier location for business growth, talent development, and economic vitality. He directs the Alliance’s work to brand the region, implement a national marketing strategy, expand the local talent pipeline, and elevate regional economic development in partnership with business, government, and education leaders.

Prior to his appointment at NFEA, Rich spent over a decade with AT&T Georgia, most recently serving as Assistant Vice President of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs. In that role, he led AT&T’s statewide legislative and regulatory strategy, engaging with policymakers, regulators, and community organizations to advocate for key technology investments and infrastructure deployment. He also managed the company’s political giving and directed AT&T’s engagement with the Georgia General Assembly, Public Service Commission, and state agencies.

Rich brings over two decades of leadership experience in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. A proven consensus-builder and strategic leader, he has a track record of aligning diverse stakeholders around common goals to drive meaningful impact for communities and businesses alike.

A native Georgian, Rich is a graduate of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with a B.A. in Political Science. He remains actively engaged in civic leadership, currently serving on the boards of the University System of Georgia Foundation and the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education. His previous board service includes Georgia 811, the Georgia Emergency Communications Authority, the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Fulton County WorkSource, the Regional Business Coalition, and the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Rich and his wife, Allison, a public school educator, reside in Milton, Georgia, with their two children. They are active members of Birmingham United Methodist Church.

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About GNFCC and The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast

Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC)
Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The GNFCC 400 Insider is sponsored by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and the host of the show is Kali Boatright, President and CEO of GNFCC.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, member-driven organization comprised of over 1,400 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions, and individuals. Their service area includes Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. GNFCC is the leading voice on economic development, business growth, and quality of life issues in North Fulton County.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, GNFCCAs a five-star accredited chamber, GNFCC’s vision is to be the premier organization driving member and community success across the region, and they are dedicated to pursuing this vision based on the guiding principles of advocacy, inclusivity, and operational excellence.

GNFCC promotes the interests of their members by assuming a leadership role in making North Fulton an excellent place to work, live, play, and stay. They provide one voice for all local businesses to influence decision-makers, recommend legislation, and protect the valuable resources that make North Fulton a popular place to live.

For more information on GNFCC and its North Fulton County service area, follow this link or call (770) 993-8806. For more information on other GNFCC events, follow this link.

Tagged With: Alpharetta, economic development, GNFCC, Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Johns Creek, Kali Boatright, Milton, Mountain Park, North Fulton, North Fulton Economic Alliance, regional collaboration, Rich Johnson, Roswell, Sandy Springs

Aging in Place with Dignity and Support, with Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care

July 8, 2025 by John Ray

Aging in Place with Dignity and Support, with Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care, with host John Ray on North Fulton Business Radio
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Aging in Place with Dignity and Support, with Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 882)

In this episode of North Fulton Business Radio, host John Ray welcomes Sue McCormick, Owner and CEO of Synergy Home Care of North Atlanta. For nearly two decades, Sue has helped clients of all ages remain safely and comfortably in their homes, especially during times of crisis.

Sue shares how Synergy Home Care responds quickly to urgent needs, supports family caregivers, and provides personalized non-medical care that makes a lasting difference. From light housekeeping to around-the-clock hospice assistance, her team helps clients age in place with dignity while giving families the peace of mind they need.

If you are caring for a loved one or planning for your own future, this conversation offers valuable insight into the power of compassionate home care.

John Ray is the host of North Fulton Business Radio. The show is produced by John Ray and North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, an affiliate of Business RadioX®, and is recorded inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Key Takeaways from this Episode

  • Purpose-Driven Care: Sue shifted from real estate to home care to find deeper meaning in her work and serve the community more directly.
  • Care for All Ages: Synergy HomeCare supports not only seniors but also children, adults with disabilities, and individuals recovering from injury or surgery.
  • Rapid Response: Most calls come during emergencies. Synergy is often able to place a caregiver within just a few hours, even on weekends and holidays.
  • Helping Clients Age in Place: As housing costs rise and senior living options become limited, more people are choosing to remain at home. Synergy makes that possible with safe, reliable care.
  • Support for Families: This service benefits both loved ones and clients equally. Family caregivers get the relief and reassurance they need to continue the other obligations of their lives.
  • Trusted, Trained Caregivers: All aides are background checked, certified, and trained as either CNAs or PCAs, depending on the client’s needs.
  • Stories That Inspire: Sue shares powerful real-life experiences, including long-term care relationships and fulfilling promises made to clients, that reflect the heart of her mission.

Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:39 Guest Introduction: Sue McCormick of Synergy Home Care
01:52 Overview of Synergy Home Care
02:55 Sue’s Journey into Home Care
04:21 Challenges and Operations in Home Care
05:56 Clarifying Home Care Services
09:34 Client Stories and Successes
15:34 Geographical Reach and Aging in Place
18:12 Employee Qualifications and Training
20:11 Identifying the Need for Home Care
21:40 More Success Stories
26:40 Closing Remarks and Contact Information
27:42 Final Announcements and Thank You

Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care of North Atlanta

Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care of North Atlanta
Sue McCormick, Synergy Home Care of North Atlanta

Sue McCormick has lived in the Alpharetta area since 1990 and, in addition to helping care for her mom, who passed in 2019, she has two children ages 32 and 29. Sue manages marketing and advertising, oversees accounting, and provides valuable resources to our clients by coordinating services from her extensive database of senior providers. Sue loves meeting with families, learning their stories and helping develop a plan that promotes their independence while creating a safer environment for her clients.

Synergy HomeCare of Alpharetta is a trusted provider of non-medical, in-home care services for seniors and individuals with disabilities in the North Atlanta area. The company is dedicated to helping clients maintain their independence and dignity by offering personalized care plans tailored to each individual’s unique needs. Services range from personal care and companionship to specialized support for those with chronic conditions or recovering from surgery, all delivered by a team of compassionate, highly trained caregivers.

Locally owned and operated by Sue McCormick, Synergy HomeCare of Alpharetta is known for its reliability, flexibility, and dedication to the highest standards. The agency is available 24/7, ensuring families have peace of mind and access to support whenever it’s needed. With a strong reputation for professionalism and heartfelt service, Synergy HomeCare of Alpharetta stands out as a leading choice for families seeking quality in-home care in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Roswell, and surrounding communities.

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Renasant Bank supports North Fulton Business Radio

Renasant BankRenasant Bank has humble roots, starting in 1904 as a $100,000 bank in a Lee County, Mississippi, bakery. Since then, Renasant has become one of the Southeast’s strongest financial institutions, with over $17 billion in assets and more than 180 banking, lending, wealth management, and financial services offices throughout the region. All of Renasant’s success stems from each banker’s commitment to investing in their communities as a way to better understand the people they serve. At Renasant Bank, they understand you because they work and live alongside you every day.

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Beyond Computer Solutions supports North Fulton Business Radio

If you’re a law firm, medical practice, or manufacturer, there’s one headline you don’t want to make: “Local Business Pays Thousands in Ransom After Cyberattack.” That’s where Beyond Computer Solutions comes in. They help organizations like yours stay out of the news and in business with managed IT and cybersecurity services designed for industries where compliance and reputation matter most.

Whether they serve as your complete IT department or simply support your internal team, they are well-versed in HIPAA, secure document access, written security policies, and other essential aspects that ensure your safety and well-being. Best of all, it starts with a complimentary security assessment.

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About North Fulton Business Radio and host John Ray

With over 880 episodes and having featured over 1,300 guests, North Fulton Business Radio is the longest-running podcast in the North Fulton area, covering business in our community like no one else. We are the undisputed “Voice of Business” in North Fulton!

The show invites a diverse range of business, non-profit, and community leaders to share their significant contributions to their market, community, and profession. There’s no discrimination based on company size, and there’s never any “pay to play.” North Fulton Business Radio supports and celebrates businesses by sharing positive stories that traditional media ignore. Some media lean left. Some media lean right. We lean business.

John Ray, host of  North Fulton Business Radio, and Owner, Ray Business Advisors
John Ray, host of  North Fulton Business Radio and Owner, Ray Business Advisors

John Ray is the host of North Fulton Business Radio. John and the team at North Fulton Business Radio, LLC, an affiliate of Business RadioX®, produce the show, and it is recorded inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

The studio address is 275 South Main Street, Alpharetta, GA 30009.

You can find the full archive of shows by following this link. The show is available on all the major podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, and many others.

John Ray, The Generosity MindsetJohn Ray also operates his own business advisory practice. John’s services include advising solopreneurs and small professional services firms on their value, their positioning and business development, and their pricing. His clients are professionals who are selling their expertise, such as consultants, coaches, attorneys, CPAs, accountants, bookkeepers, marketing professionals, and other professional services practitioners.

John is the national bestselling author of The Generosity Mindset: A Journey to Business Success by Raising Your Confidence, Value, and Prices.

Tagged With: home care, home care agency, John Ray, North Fulton, North Fulton Business Radio, Sue McCormick, synergy home care, Synergy Home Care of North Atlanta, synergy homecare

Celebrating Two Distinguished Award Winners: Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, and Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network

May 2, 2025 by John Ray

Celebrating Two Distinguished Award Winners: Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, and Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network, on The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
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Celebrating Two Distinguished Award Winners: Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, and Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 106)

In this episode of The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast, hosted by Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber, we meet two distinguished award recipients, Ken Davis and Jack Murphy. Ken, the GNFCC 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award winner and regional president of Renasant Bank, and Jack, GNFCC 2025 Citizen of the Year and leader of the North Fulton Improvement Network, discuss their extensive contributions to the community. They share their backgrounds, the impactful civic positions they’ve held, and initiatives they’ve championed, including workforce housing and community charitable efforts. Both leaders emphasize the importance of community involvement and provide insights and advice for others looking to make a difference.

The GNFCC 400 Insider is presented by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, 2025 GNFCC Lifetime Achievement Award

Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, 2025 GNFCC Lifetime Achievement Award winner, as heard on The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
Ken Davis, Renasant Bank, 2025 GNFCC Lifetime Achievement Award winner

Ken Davis is the Georgia Division President at Renasant Bank, where his leadership has been instrumental in expanding the bank’s presence and increasing both commercial and consumer loan and deposit shares. He brings over 40 years of experience in finance and banking.

After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wake Forest University and serving six years in the U.S. Army, Ken began his banking career in Atlanta. Prior to joining Renasant Bank, he held executive roles at other regional banks. Ken is also a graduate of the American Bankers Association Stonier Graduate School of Banking.

Ken is actively involved in his community, serving as a member of the Rotary Club of Roswell. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of North Fulton Community Charities. During his time living in and supporting the North Fulton Community, he has also served on the Board of Directors for the Gwinnett Chamber, Johns Creek Chamber, Georgia Ensemble Theatre, North Metro Miracle League, March of Dimes of North Fulton, Ed Isakson Alpharetta YMCA, and the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Ken was part of the teams that selected executive directors for the Roswell Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Greater North Fulton Chamber. His efforts in these organizations reflect his passion for enhancing the quality of life in North Fulton.

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Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network, 2025 GNFCC Citizen of the Year Award

Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network, 2025 GNFCC Citizen of the Year Award, as heard on The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
Jack Murphy, North Fulton Improvement Network, 2025 GNFCC Citizen of the Year Award

Jack Murphy is a volunteer with The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and is Chair of the North Fulton Improvement Network. He is also in his 22nd year of working for the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

Prior to the Chamber, Jack worked for and with Fortune 500 companies in operations, human resources, training, and quality areas. Jack was a senior adjunct professor for Quality & Operations Management at Keller Graduate School for 14 years.

He has served on both the National and Georgia boards of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, responsible for Diversity, Advocacy, & Systemic Change. Jack is currently the national SVDP chair of Systemic Change and Advocacy.

Jack received a BA in psychology from Belmont Abbey College and an M.Ed. from UNC-Greensboro. Jack and his wife, Nancy, a retired elementary school principal, have two grown daughters and two grandchildren. They live in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to The GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
00:38 Meet the Award Winners: Ken Davis and Jack Murphy
01:29 Ken Davis: Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
01:57 Jack Murphy: Citizen of the Year Community Service Award Winner
02:43 Community Leadership and Civic Engagement
08:50 Personal Journeys and Inspirations
18:16 Challenges and Triumphs in Leadership
21:51 Future of North Fulton: Exciting Developments
26:32 Advice for Aspiring Community Leaders
30:22 Conclusion and Contact Information

About GNFCC and The GNFCC 400 Insider

Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC)
Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The GNFCC 400 Insider is sponsored by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and the host of the show is Kali Boatright, President and CEO of GNFCC.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, member-driven organization comprised of over 1,400 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions, and individuals. Their service area includes Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. GNFCC is the leading voice on economic development, business growth, and quality of life issues in North Fulton County.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, GNFCCAs a five-star accredited chamber, GNFCC’s vision is to be the premier organization driving member and community success across the region, and they are dedicated to pursuing this vision based on the guiding principles of advocacy, inclusivity, and operational excellence.

GNFCC promotes the interests of their members by assuming a leadership role in making North Fulton an excellent place to work, live, play, and stay. They provide one voice for all local businesses to influence decision-makers, recommend legislation, and protect the valuable resources that make North Fulton a popular place to live.

For more information on GNFCC and its North Fulton County service area, follow this link or call (770) 993-8806. For more information on other GNFCC events, follow this link.

Tagged With: community involvement, GNFCC, Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Jack Murphy, Kali Boatright, Ken Davis, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, North Fulton, North Fulton Improvement Network, renasant bank, Society of St. Vincent de Paul, workforce housing

MARTA’s Transformation and Future Growth in North Fulton, with MARTA’s Freda Hardage and Jennifer Larosa

February 25, 2025 by John Ray

MARTA's Transformation and Future Growth in North Fulton, with Freda Hardage and Jennifer Larosa, MARTA, on the GNFCC 400 Insider podcast
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MARTA’s Transformation and Future Growth in North Fulton, with MARTA’s Freda Hardage and Jennifer Larosa (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 104)

In this episode of the GNFCC 400 Insider, host Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, discusses the significant developments in the North Fulton transit system with Freda Hardage and Jennifer Larosa from MARTA. They delve into the new fleet of CQ 400 train cars, upcoming improvements in rail stations, and the introduction of Bus Rapid Transit routes. They also highlight the importance of transit investments for economic growth and how MARTA is preparing for the expected population increase. The conversation covers partnerships with GDOT and legislative initiatives aimed at enhancing MARTA’s service and safety features.

The GNFCC 400 Insider is presented by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and produced by John Ray and the North Fulton affiliate of Business RadioX®.

Freda Hardage, Director, MARTA

Freda Hardage, MARTA
Freda Hardage

Freda Hardage is a prominent figure in Atlanta’s healthcare and public transportation sectors. She currently serves as the Chair of the MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority) Board of Directors, a position she was elected to in December 2018. Hardage has been a member of the MARTA board since 2013, when she was appointed by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.

With over 30 years of experience in healthcare, Hardage has had a distinguished career at Northside Hospital. She held the position of Director of Foundation Services for the Alpharetta Medical Campus at Northside Hospital. Her background as a registered nurse, with a BSN from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has informed her multidisciplinary approach to healthcare systems.

Hardage’s community involvement extends beyond her roles at MARTA and Northside Hospital. She has been recognized for her contributions to the Johns Creek community, where she resides. In 2023, she was honored as one of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC) Women of Excellence Award winners for her service projects and community leadership.

Her professional network includes positions such as Director/Board Member at the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, showcasing her commitment to local business development. Hardage’s leadership at MARTA comes at a crucial time for the region’s transit development, as she has expressed enthusiasm for working with current partners and potential new jurisdictions to expand MARTA’s services.

Hardage’s career exemplifies a dedication to public service, healthcare advancement, and community development in the greater Atlanta area. Her diverse experience in both the public and private sectors positions her as a key figure in shaping the future of Atlanta’s transportation and healthcare landscapes.

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Jennifer Larosa, Sr. Director of Government Affairs, MARTA

Jennifer Larosa, MARTA
Jennifer Larosa

Jennifer Larosa is a seasoned professional in government affairs and public policy, currently serving as the Senior Director of Government & Community Affairs at the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). She joined MARTA in February 2024, bringing with her a wealth of experience in transit and legislative affairs.

Prior to her current role, Larosa worked as a lobbyist for MARTA while employed at Ohio River South and McGuire Woods Consulting. Her career is marked by significant achievements in transit and funding legislative successes. Notably, she played a key role in creating Georgia’s first dedicated funding source for transit capital projects and establishing the Transit Trust Fund.

Larosa’s educational background includes degrees from Georgia State University and the University of Georgia, following her undergraduate studies in her native Louisiana. Her expertise extends beyond her work at MARTA; she has also served as the Vice President for State & Local Government at Ohio River South and has been a board member for Advance Atlanta.

In her current position at MARTA, Larosa is responsible for maintaining a visible presence at the State Capitol, fostering positive relationships with political and community stakeholders, and working to secure necessary funding for the transit authority. Her role is crucial in advancing MARTA’s interests at local, state, and federal levels, particularly given the authority’s reliance on federal and state funding support for system improvements and expansion.

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MARTA

MARTA logoThe Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) is the primary public transportation provider in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Established in 1971, MARTA operates a comprehensive network of bus and rail services, serving Fulton, Clayton, and DeKalb counties, with limited bus services extending into Cobb County. The system includes 48 miles of rail track with 38 stations and over 110 bus routes, making it the eighth-largest rapid transit system in the United States by ridership.

MARTA’s mission is to advocate for and provide safe, multimodal transit services that enhance prosperity, connectivity, and equity across the region. It plays a crucial role in economic development through Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) initiatives, fostering walkable communities around its stations. MARTA is governed by a 15-member board of directors and employs over 4,500 people, relying on fares and sales tax for its operating revenues. Despite being a major transit system, MARTA is unique in not receiving state funding.

In addition to its core services, MARTA offers paratransit services for disabled customers and is expanding its fleet with environmentally friendly buses. The organization continues to evolve, with ongoing projects like the MARTA Rapid Summerhill bus rapid transit line, set to launch in late 2025, and Bus Rapid Transit routes coming to North Fulton.

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Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to the GNFCC 400 Insider
00:37 Meet the Guests: Freda Hardage and Jennifer Larosa
02:13 Exciting News: MARTA’s New Train Fleet
06:12 Enhancing MARTA Stations
07:59 Future Growth and Economic Impact
11:18 Legislative Efforts and BRT Initiatives
18:07 MARTA’s Plans for North Fulton’s 400 Corridor
20:27 The Importance of MARTA to the Community
25:00 Conclusion and Contact Information

About GNFCC and The GNFCC 400 Insider

Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC)
Kali Boatright, President and CEO of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce

The GNFCC 400 Insider is sponsored by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and the host of the show is Kali Boatright, President and CEO of GNFCC.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, member-driven organization comprised of over 1,400 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions, and individuals. Their service area includes Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. GNFCC is the leading voice on economic development, business growth, and quality of life issues in North Fulton County.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, GNFCCAs a five-star accredited chamber, GNFCC’s vision is to be the premier organization driving member and community success across the region, and they are dedicated to pursuing this vision based on the guiding principles of advocacy, inclusivity, and operational excellence.

GNFCC promotes the interests of their members by assuming a leadership role in making North Fulton an excellent place to work, live, play, and stay. They provide one voice for all local businesses to influence decision-makers, recommend legislation, and protect the valuable resources that make North Fulton a popular place to live.

For more information on GNFCC and its North Fulton County service area, follow this link or call (770) 993-8806. For more information on other GNFCC events, follow this link.

Tagged With: bus rapid transit, Freda Hardage, GNFCC, Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Jennifer Larosa, Kali Boatright, MARTA, North Fulton, transit in North Fulton, Transportation

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