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Chase Adams and Casey Ryals | Restore 510

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From Recovery to Restoration: How Restore 510 is Rebuilding Lives with Purpose

What happens when bold leadership, unshakable faith, and the power of second chances come together in the heart of North Georgia? You get Restore 510, a nonprofit that’s not just helping men recover from addiction — but restoring them to a life of purpose, responsibility, and impact.

In this inspiring episode of North Georgia Business Radio, host Phil Bonelli sits down with Casey Ryals, Board Chairman of Restore 510, and newly appointed Executive Director Chase Adams. Together, they share the story behind Restore 510, a transformative initiative rooted in First Peter 5:10: “After you have suffered a little while, God will restore, confirm, strengthen and establish you.”

Restore 510 goes beyond traditional rehab or halfway houses. It’s a post-recovery program designed to give men not just a place to stay, but a roadmap to reclaim their lives. Through discipleship, life skills training, financial coaching, and mentorship, these men learn how to go from needing help — to being help.

The episode dives into the program’s origin story — born from a deep desire to create lasting change for men coming out of addiction. Casey candidly shares how their early efforts fell short without focused leadership, until the “God-appointed” moment when he called Chase Adams… and everything shifted. Within days, Chase said yes to the role that he calls his “dream job,” one that aligns perfectly with the vision he had written years earlier.

Chase brings years of ministry experience and a profound heart for walking with men through the messy, hard process of recovery. With powerful transparency, he discusses the deeper issues beneath addiction—often rooted in lack of love, trust, and community—and how Restore 510 seeks to address those through the love of Christ and real human connection.

But this episode isn’t just about one organization—it’s a call to action for the entire community. Whether you’re a business owner who can offer employment, a man in recovery who needs support, or someone who simply wants to serve, there’s a place for you at Restore 510.

“We’re not just starting something and asking God to bless it,” Chase says. “We’re joining in on what He’s already doing.”

Get ready to be moved, challenged, and inspired by this dynamic duo and the movement they’re building—one life at a time.

Connect with Chase, Casey and The Restore 510 Team:

https://restore-510.com/

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556254267663

 

Connect with Phil Bonelli:

https://www.facebook.com/Hopewell-Farms-GA-105614501707618/

https://www.instagram.com/hopewellfarmsga/

https://www.hopewellfarmsga.com/

 

Connect with Beau Henderson:

https://RichLifeAdvisors.com

https://www.facebook.com/RichLifeAdvisors

https://www.facebook.com/NorthGARadioX

 

This Segment Is Brought To You By Our Amazing Sponsors

Hopewell Farms GA

Roundtable Advisors

RichLife Advisors

Regions Bank

 

Highlights of the Show:

⏱️ 00:30 – Meet Restore 510

Phil introduces Casey Rials, Board Chairman of Restore 510, and their newly appointed Executive Director, Chase Adams.

⏱️ 01:08 – How Restore 510 Started

Casey shares how the nonprofit began and the realization that they needed a strong, committed leader to move the mission forward.

⏱️ 02:26 – Enter Chase Adams

The story of how a casual conversation quickly turned into a divine appointment—with Chase accepting the Executive Director role by Monday.

⏱️ 03:20 – What is Restore 510?

Restore 510 is not just a rehab or halfway house—it’s a post-recovery program designed to help men become responsible, purpose-driven community members.

⏱️ 06:00 – Impact Beyond Men

Casey and Phil discuss how restoring men also lifts up women, families, and the broader community.

⏱️ 10:33 – Chase’s Calling

Chase shares how his passion for helping men in recovery was something he dreamed about years earlier—now fulfilled through Restore 510.

⏱️ 12:54 – Why Most Rehab Doesn’t Stick

Chase explains why support and accountability are crucial after rehab—and how Restore 510 provides both through community and mentorship.

⏱️ 14:32 – Program Details

Men will live in a structured home, engage in discipleship, learn life skills, and work toward independence.

⏱️ 16:28 – Scaling Up

The first house will hold 5 men, with hopes to grow. The mission is to join what God is already doing—not to “start something new.”

⏱️ 17:49 – Chase’s Journey to Ministry

From a life-changing salvation experience at 25 to working in homeless outreach, Chase’s heart for recovery was shaped by both loss and faith.

⏱️ 22:36 – Love First, Then Accountability

Chase explains how love—not correction—is the foundation for real transformation.

⏱️ 24:21 – Ministry Means Availability

A leader’s presence matters. Trust is built by showing up, being there, and loving people in their darkest moments.

⏱️ 26:52 – Don’t Just Feel Sorry—Act

Chase challenges listeners to go beyond pity and get personally involved, whether through time, resources, or simple conversations.

⏱️ 29:00 – How You Can Help

Restore 510 needs mentors, financial supporters, and employers willing to give these men a second chance.

⏱️ 32:04 – Community Partnerships

From Drug Court to North Georgia Works, Restore 510 is partnering with local organizations to reach and support men in need.

Jonathan Wyrick – Wyrick Accounting Services

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North Georgia Business Radio
North Georgia Business Radio
Jonathan Wyrick - Wyrick Accounting Services
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Clean Books Pave the Way for Smarter Business Decisions

Are your books a hot mess? Yes? No? Maybe? Regardless, you don’t want to miss this North Georgia Business Radio Show to get some expert insight into how to get clean, actionable financial data for your business.

Are you running your business by gut instinct alone? It’s time to take control of your finances and make informed decisions. Businesses often struggle to keep their financial records in order, leading to missed opportunities, poor decision-making, and unnecessary stress.

In this episode, host Phil Bonelli and Jonathan Wyrick, a virtual accounting expert, explore the critical role of clean, accurate books in driving business success.

During the show, Phil and Jonathan discussed:

✅ The number of small businesses (less than half) that have clean, accurate books and how this can significantly hinder growth and decision-making.

✅ How virtual bookkeeping allows businesses to access top-tier financial expertise regardless of location, potentially saving time and improving efficiency.

✅ Why clean, accurate, and timely financial data is crucial for making informed business decisions and avoiding costly mistakes.

✅ Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are vital metrics that can help businesses track performance, identify trends, and increase profitability. Do you know what yours are?

✅ How automating financial processes and implementing efficient systems can lead to faster, more accurate reporting and better financial management.

✅ Bonus: The Cash Conversion Cycle (this is HUGE) Discover why understanding your cash flow is critical, even when your profits look good on paper.

Connect with Jonathan @ Wyrick Accounting Services:

https://wyricks.net/

https://www.facebook.com/wyrickaccountingservices/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/wyrick-accounting-services-llc/about/

Connect with Phil Bonelli:

https://www.facebook.com/Hopewell-Farms-GA-105614501707618/

https://www.instagram.com/hopewellfarmsga/

https://www.hopewellfarmsga.com/

Connect with Beau Henderson:

https://RichLifeAdvisors.com

https://www.facebook.com/RichLifeAdvisors

https://www.facebook.com/NorthGARadioX

This Segment Is Brought To You By Our Amazing Sponsors

Hopewell Farms GA

Roundtable Advisors

RichLife Advisors

Regions Bank

Highlights Of The Show

00:02:33 – Importance of Virtual Bookkeeping
Jonathan Wyrick explains virtual bookkeeping as a way to assist businesses from anywhere in cleaning up messy and unreconciled books. He highlights the significance of having accurate financial reports for making timely management decisions.

00:08:03 – KPIs and Granularity in Financial Tracking
Jonathan discusses the importance of tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) to analyze business metrics and trends. He emphasizes the need for granularity in financial statements to make informed decisions about product lines and overall profitability.

00:10:58 – Importance of Timely and Accurate Data
Phil and Jonathan emphasize the significance of timely, accurate data for making informed business decisions. They discuss the need for businesses to track key metrics and forecast cash flow to ensure financial stability and profitability.

00:12:41 – Case Study: Fine-tuning KPIs in Construction Company
Jonathan shares a case study of how tracking specific KPIs helped a construction company accurately budget and bid for projects, leading to significant improvements in project profitability. He highlights the importance of deep analysis in determining KPIs for fine-tuning business operations.

00:14:34 – The Power of Developing Processes
Jonathan shares how a paving company went from near bankruptcy to thriving by developing a process for tracking their bidding and pricing. He emphasizes the importance of knowing your numbers for effective estimation and growth.

00:16:13 – The Transition to Professional Accounting
Jonathan discusses the transition for business owners from minimal accounting needs to a more complex stage where proper accounting is crucial for success. He highlights the need to up your game as the stakes get higher and the business grows.

00:18:27 – The Efficiency of Virtual Operations
The conversation shifts to the efficiency of virtual bookkeeping, with Jonathan explaining how working remotely allows for quicker turnaround and access to digital tools for scanning physical documents. He also emphasizes the talent pool and cost-saving benefits of virtual operations.

00:19:29 – Importance of Outsourcing Bookkeeping
Phil and Jonathan stress the importance of outsourcing bookkeeping and accounting tasks to a professional like Jonathan. They discuss how virtual operations allow for flexible and efficient use of accounting talent, benefiting small businesses in particular.

00:28:07 – Importance of Software Familiarity
Jonathan discusses the importance of being familiar with various specialized software to make informed business decisions and stay well-rounded.

00:29:01 – Importance of Systems and Processes
Jonathan emphasizes the significance of efficient systems and processes in accounting, highlighting the impact of integration, automation, and accurate information for making wise decisions.

00:32:21 – Automation in Accounting
The discussion focuses on the automation of bank transactions in financial software to streamline the reconciliation process, ensuring accurate representation of balance sheets and profit and loss statements.

00:34:11 – The Role of Numbers in Business
The conversation highlights the importance of understanding and utilizing financial numbers to drive business success, emphasizing the need to merge passion with a strategic focus on financial data.

00:36:13 – Cash vs. Accrual Accounting
Phil and Jonathan delve into the significance of understanding the cash cycle, receivables, and cash conversion cycle in business, emphasizing the impact of cash flow and the tax bill on business operations.

Alan Walhausen: Randy and Friends – Bloom GA

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North Georgia Business Radio
North Georgia Business Radio
Alan Walhausen: Randy and Friends - Bloom GA
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Bloom: Nurturing Growth, Celebrating Abilities

Imagine a world where every individual, regardless of their abilities, is nurtured to blossom into their fullest potential. In this heartwarming journey, we delve into the inspiring story of Bloom, an organization dedicated to empowering adults with special needs to live out God’s purpose for their lives.

Through a tapestry of personal anecdotes and insightful perspectives, we uncover the transformative impact of Midland Crew, a day program that fosters growth, independence, and purpose. Witness how these remarkable individuals thrive as they engage in meaningful activities, from mastering creative pursuits like crafting custom apparel to acquiring invaluable life skills such as organization and packaging.

But the journey doesn’t stop there. Prepare to be delighted as we explore the entrepreneurial spirit behind Midland Ice Cream Social, a delightful venture that serves up delectable treats from Jenny’s Ice Cream while providing a platform for personal and professional development. Imagine the joy of seeing these adults take on roles as cashiers, greeters, and ambassadors, radiating confidence and pride as they interact with customers and showcase their abilities.

Cultivating Partnerships, Blossoming Opportunities

Our special guest, Alan Walhausen, serves as the Chairman of the Board for Bloom (formerly known as Randy & Friends), an organization committed to providing support and creating inclusive opportunities for adults with special needs in Hall County.

His strategic leadership has significantly contributed to the development of vocational opportunities for disabled adults in our community.

Alan has been instrumental in the growth and development of Randy and Friends, helping individuals find their purpose and thrive beyond their high school years.

Alan’s focus on the impact of community organizations on local businesses and his efforts in promoting small businesses through community partnerships have been instrumental in fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment for adults with special needs.

 

Connect with Alan @ Bloom and Residential Dump Trailers:

https://bloomga.org/
https://www.facebook.com/RandyandFriendsEnterprises/
https://www.instagram.com/randyandfriends_/
https://www.facebook.com/RandyandFriendsEnterprises/

https://midlandicecreamsocial.bloomga.org/
https://www.instagram.com/midlandicecreamsocial/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090486261812
https://higherlevelrdt.com/
https://www.facebook.com/ResidentialDumpTrailersllc/

Connect with Phil Bonelli:

https://www.facebook.com/Hopewell-Farms-GA-105614501707618/

https://www.instagram.com/hopewellfarmsga/

https://www.hopewellfarmsga.com/

Connect with Beau Henderson:

https://RichLifeAdvisors.com

https://www.facebook.com/RichLifeAdvisors

https://www.facebook.com/NorthGARadioX

This Segment Is Brought To You By Our Amazing Sponsors

Hopewell Farms GA

Roundtable Advisors

RichLife Advisors

Regions Bank

Highlights Of The Show

00:00:07 – Introduction to Randy and Friends
Phil introduces the show and his guest, Alan Walhausen, who is the chairman of the board for Randy and Friends. They discuss the purpose of Randy and Friends and how it helps adults with special needs live out their God-given purpose.

00:01:20 – The Story of Randy and Friends
Alan shares the story of Randy, the inspiration behind Randy and Friends. Randy’s perseverance and the vision of Marty Owens and Randy Washington led to the creation of an organization that provides opportunities and purpose for adults with special needs after they graduate from high school.

00:05:09 – Challenges Faced by Parents
Alan discusses the challenges faced by parents of adults with special needs as they age. Many parents are unable to provide engagement and activities for their adult children, leading them to feel isolated and lacking in purpose.

00:11:05 – Importance of Employment Opportunities
The conversation centers around the importance of employment opportunities for adults with special needs. Alan talks about the impact of working at the ice cream trailer, Midland Ice Cream Social, on the adults, providing them with a sense of purpose and social interaction.

00:13:44 – Impact of Engaging with Customers
Alan highlights the positive impact of engaging with customers at events and selling ice cream for the adults at Randy and Friends. These interactions help them grow, become less shy, and feel a sense of accomplishment and belonging in the community.

00:14:22 – Training and Development Opportunities
Alan discusses the growth opportunities for adults with special needs at Midland crew, from greeting to cashier roles, and the importance of simple math skills.

00:15:11 – Support for Parents
Alan highlights the support for parents through the adult IEP program, allowing them to have a break while their adult children participate in activities at Midland crew.

00:16:19 – Booking Midland Social
The process of booking Midland Social for events is explained, with a focus on making opportunities and expanding outreach.

00:17:42 – Ice Cream and Business Expansion
The discussion shifts to the storage of ice cream at Central Baptist and the transition to using Jenny’s ice cream, leading to new opportunities for the organization.

00:27:48 – Embracing New Opportunities
Alan discusses the importance of taking action and learning through experience. He emphasizes the value of starting, reflecting, and continuously learning to grow and succeed in any endeavor.

00:29:20 – Building Community Partnerships
Alan shares how his organization, Bloom, partners with businesses to provide job opportunities for adults with special needs. He highlights the benefits for both the organization and the business partners in working together.

00:31:32 – Midland Crew and Community Engagement
The discussion delves into the impact of the Midland Crew program on adults with special needs, their engagement in the community, and the positive feedback from business partners who have worked with them.

00:33:40 – Employment Opportunities
Alan emphasizes the enthusiasm and dedication of adults with special needs to work and contribute in various business settings. He shares examples of successful partnerships and how businesses can benefit from hiring these individuals.

00:38:36 – Embracing Passion and Finding Fulfillment
The conversation underscores the importance of pursuing work that one is passionate about and finding fulfillment in making a positive impact. Alan’s personal passion for supporting individuals with special needs is evident throughout the discussion.

Nick Bryant of Nick Print, Inc. & Tom Burgess of Christian Brothers Automotive

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Forsyth Business Radio
Forsyth Business Radio
Nick Bryant of Nick Print, Inc. & Tom Burgess of Christian Brothers Automotive
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Nick Bryant of Nick Print, Inc. & Tom Burgess of Christian Brothers Automotive

Connect with us on Social Media @forsythbrx 

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Nick Prints, Inc  is a full-service commercial printing company specializing in marketing materials and print collateral for small businesses. If you need Letterhead, Envelopes, Business Cards, Brochures, Flyers, Postcards, Newsletters or Pocket Folders, give us a call or send us an email! We’d love to quote your next project.

Nick Print, Inc. offers high quality printing at a competitive price. We believe that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Resist the temptation to print your marketing materials at home. When prospects look at your print collateral, they are looking at more than the words on the page. They are evaluating you and your company. Are your marketing pieces sharp, colorful, and professional? High quality printed pieces go a long way to help you establish credibility. Looking cheap won’t help you to turn prospects into clients. As we are fond of saying at Nick Print, Inc., “Friends don’t let friends print at home.”

 

Christian Brothers Automotive

Since 1982, Christian Brothers Automotive has sought to change the way customers think about auto service by providing knowledgeable, honest, and genuine car repairs. Since that time, we have assisted countless individuals and families with their auto service needs and gotten them back on the road with as little hassle as possible.

Love your neighbor as yourself, no passage sums up our approach to customer service better than this one: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Even after 40 years of business in 30 states, this simple idea continues to guide our policies and practices. We don’t just care about providing our clients with exemplary auto service once, we want to invest in the health of their vehicles and remain their auto service partner for many years to come. That’s why we still approach auto repair work with transparency, integrity, and compassion.

This episode is presented by our #CommunityPartners at:

Podcasts by Amanda Pearch

Increase Client Engagement Through Video – Brews With Bros Podcast

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Brews with Bros Podcast
Brews with Bros Podcast
Increase Client Engagement Through Video – Brews With Bros Podcast
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Brews with Bros was established to connect like-minded business professionals in a casual yet intentional way. The group meets at a different brewery, monthly, in the Forsyth and North Fulton (GA) areas. Grab a brew with the bros and expand your network. Ladies are welcome too!

This episode covers Increasing Client Engagement Through Video

Brews With Bros Podcast is brought to you by Dmitriy Teplinskiy www.AlphaCIS.com a Managed IT

Services and Cybersecurity provider for business in Atlanta Area and Ty Keller www.ty-keller.com a
Mortgage Broker with Country Wide Mortgage specializing in none-conventional mortgages.
Our Guest Realtor Zach VanZile is with Ansley Real Estate www.ansleyre.com can be reached through
email zachvanzile@ansleyre.com

Key Takeaways from Real Estate Agent on Leveraging Technology and Building Community
We recently had the opportunity to interview Zach VanZile, a real estate agent with Ansley Real Estate in
North Georgia. Zach shared valuable insights on using technology to boost real estate sales while staying
connected to the local community. Here are some key takeaways:
 Use video to humanize your outreach while respecting clients’ limited time.
 Upgrade traditional prospecting by integrating new data services, automation, and video.
 Build your local brand and attract buyers by showcasing community happenings.
 Attend in-person events to nurture referral networks.
 Avoid overt selling.
 Blend grassroots relationship building with digital tools for maximum impact.

Video Sets Zach Apart. One of Zach’s most effective tactics is sending personalized video messages to clients and prospects. He simply uses his smartphone camera to give quick updates on the home search process, market conditions, upcoming events, and more.

These authentic, casual videos allow Zach to connect on a deeper level. He emphasizes that in the busy
Atlanta metro area, clients have endless demands on their time. A video gives them valuable
information while respecting their schedule. Viewers feel prioritized without Zach intruding.

The videos have helped Zach stand out from other agents relying solely on texts and emails. He shared
that clients light up when they get a personal, familiar face on their phone rather than a generic flyer or
mailer. While impromptu, Zach keeps videos concise at under 30 seconds. This increases engagement.

Once filmed, videos can be embedded in email campaigns and text messages through Zach’s brokerage
platform. He can track analytics to optimize his approach. For more scalability, videos are uploaded to
Zach’s growing YouTube channel. This expands his audience.

Prospecting Gets a High-Tech Upgrade

While Zach is a big proponent of video, he hasn’t abandoned old-school prospecting tactics like calling
expired listings. In fact, he’s enhanced these methods with modern tools.

Services like RedX provide expired listing phone numbers that Zach inputs into a power dialer system.
This allows efficient calling at scale. When he gets voicemail, Zach will leave a video introducing himself
instead of a generic spiel. This nets 2-3X the callbacks of agents who only leave messages.

For other prospecting like circle prospecting, Zach uses platforms like Vulcan7 that scrape property
records. He then tracks all outreach in his CRM for optimized follow up.

YouTube Showcases the North Georgia Lifestyle

According to Zach, spotlighting the North Georgia way of life provides value to the community while
positioning him as an area expert. He says the thriving Alpharetta hub offers endless events, new
developments, and activities for families. Highlighting these on YouTube helps attract interested buyers
nationwide.

Zach advises real estate agents to tap into resources provided by their brokerage. For example, his firm
Ansley supplies market stats and localized content he can quickly share on social media. This content will
fuel his YouTube growth. Consistency is key – Zach aims for 1-2 videos per week.

Networking Is Crucial to Referrals

While Zach is well-versed in real estate technology, he emphasized that agents still need to show up
locally and build trust. Attending community events helps nurture the relationships that drive referrals.

For example, Zach participates in our monthly networking group called Brews with Bros. In this informal
setting, he aims to exchange value rather than sell. Some of the things we promote in Brews With Bros
group is the laidback camaraderie facilitates meaningful connections.
In Zachs view, you never know what opportunities might unfold by simply being present and engaged.
He feels real estate agents can’t afford to solely work behind a screen in isolation. Combining
networking with technology is optimal.

 

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Brews with Bros is a Production of Forsyth Business RadioX 

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Pete and Kim Folger, Folger Gas Propane, LLC

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Folger Gas
Business Beat
Pete and Kim Folger, Folger Gas Propane, LLC
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Folger Gas

Frazier & Deeter’s Business Beat: Pete and Kim Folger, Folger Gas Propane, LLC

Pete and Kim Folger joined host Roger Lusby on this edition of Business Beat to discuss their company, Folger Gas. Pete and Kim shared the history of the business, how the company has benefitted from growth in their north Georgia markets, their laser focus on customer service, expansion from their home market of Blue Ridge, and much more.

Business Beat is presented by Alpharetta CPA firm Frazier & Deeter and is produced by the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX®

Folger Gas Propane, LLC

Folger Gas is a third-generation family-owned propane company with a reputation for family values and community engagement. Phil Folger, the company’s founder, started Folger Gas in 1972 to provide agricultural customers with propane. Since then, Folger Gas has been working diligently to meet the residential and commercial propane needs of our community.

Today, they continue to operate with the same commitment to excellence that they’ve strived for over the past 50 years. Since opening the Blue Ridge location in 1990, they have opened two more branches in Jefferson and Hiawassee. Currently, they are the oldest family-owned propane company in the North Georgia region.

Pete and Kim Folger believe in doing things right the first time and always putting their customers’ needs first. Folger is a propane company that delivers on its promises and knows how important it is to keep your home or business running safely and efficiently.

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Pete and Kim Folger, Owners, Folger Gas Propane, LLC

Pete and Kim Folger, Owners, Folger Gas Propane, LLC

In 1996 Pete and Kim Folger moved to Blue Ridge, GA.  Pete left an eleven-year career in the United States Marine Corps to take a management position with his family business, Folger Gas, LLC.  As an infantry officer and a background in Finance, he had the skills to manage the branch.   Pete came into the business with two additional employees on his first day!  It has grown to three branches and over 40 employees.

Pete is a member of the Georgia High Country Builders Association and The Marine Corps League.

Kim joined the business in 1998.  What started as “filling in where needed” quickly turned into a full-time position.  Her college focuses were Accounting and Finance and her previous job experiences included Ford Motor Credit in Atlanta, GA, and Honolulu, HI.

Kim is a member of Impact Fannin and Chairman of the Board of the North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network.

As a married couple, working together does have its challenges!  They have learned to stay in their territories and work toward the common goal of success!!! Kim and Pete have two children, Greg and Lauren.  Greg has decided to join the family business and is running the new Hiawassee location.  Lauren lives in Atlanta and works at the Shepherd Center.

Kim Folger LinkedIn

Frazier & Deeter

The Alpharetta office of Frazier & Deeter is home to a thriving CPA tax practice, a growing advisory practice and an Employee Benefit Plan Services group. CPAs and advisors in the Frazier & Deeter Alpharetta office serve clients across North Georgia and around the country with services such as personal tax planning, estate planning, business tax planning, business tax compliance, state and local tax planning, financial statement reviews, financial statement audits, employee benefit plan audits, internal audit outsourcing, cyber security, data privacy, SOX and other regulatory compliance, mergers, and acquisitions and more. Alpharetta CPAs serve clients ranging from business owners and executives to large corporations.

Roger Lusby, Partner in Charge of Alpharetta office, Frazier & Deeter
Roger Lusby, Partner in Charge of the Alpharetta office of Frazier & Deeter

Roger Lusby, host of Frazier & Deeter’s Business Beat, is an Alpharetta CPA and Alpharetta Office Managing Partner for Frazier & Deeter. He is also a member of the Tax Department in charge of coordinating tax and accounting services for our clientele. His responsibilities include a review of a variety of tax returns with an emphasis in the individual, estate, and corporate areas. Client assistance is also provided in the areas of financial planning, executive compensation and stock option planning, estate and succession planning, international planning (FBAR, SFOP), health care, real estate, manufacturing, technology, and service companies.

You can find Frazier & Deeter on social media:

LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter

An episode archive of Frazier & Deeter’s Business Beat can be found here.

 

Brian Patton – Real Estate Investor and Author

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North Georgia Business Radio
North Georgia Business Radio
Brian Patton - Real Estate Investor and Author
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Brian Patton – Real Estate Investor and Author

Brian Patton, CCIM, is a successful real estate investor and author. He has a degree in land planning, a former career in zoning and development, and is presently the CEO of a highly successful commercial real estate brokerage firm. He just finished a two year stint as the co-host of a real estate investment radio show.

Services

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE can have very difficult obstacles to overcome. Building permits, sign regulations, stormwater issues, grading permits, parking variances, business licenses, architectural review, ingress/egress,…are just a few issues that may need to be addressed. Our team has the experience that gets it done despite the obstacles.  Mistakes are expensive…without proper guidance, some mistakes aren’t even obvious…mistakes of not maximizing square footage, or improving return on investment, or understanding market rents and values…you need someone in your corner. That’s Brian Patton Commercial.

INVESTMENTS: Did you know it takes just two weeks to obtain a real estate license in Georgia? Do you want to leave those important decisions to someone with 14 days of experience? We use our decades of experience to make every effort to maximize the return on your investment, no matter which investment that might be. Why combine real estate and business brokerage? Some business brokers understand little about the real estate side, and many real estate brokers understand practically nothing about the business side. We’ve found that most of our deals involve both. So, why not combine the two disciplines into one cohesive package to maximize your knowledge of the transaction. The more you know, the better decision you can make.

BUSINESS BROKERAGE  takes experience and know-how. Our dedicated team has years of experience valuing businesses and can walk you through the process effortlessly, using our proprietary software and multiple valuation methods.  Not quite ready to sell?  We’ve got that covered too.  We will sit down with you and help you walk along the path to getting the business where it needs to be to find the most qualified buyers.

Cori Hicks – Atlas Pizza, Angelica Tabor Fells and Shannon Howard – Level Up in our Community

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North Georgia Business Radio
North Georgia Business Radio
Cori Hicks - Atlas Pizza, Angelica Tabor Fells and Shannon Howard - Level Up in our Community
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Cori Salter – Atlas Pizza

We carry subs, wraps, wings, salads, desserts and more!

We offer dine-in, carry-out, and delivery services. Call TODAY to see if we deliver to you!

(770) 531-1144 – Downtown Square, Gainesville

 

Angelica Fells and Shannon Howard – Level Up for our Community

Working together as a community to make sure we stand STRONG!! Contact us to see how you can help!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gunnery Sergeant John Hurlock – USMC, Josh Livingston and Jason Hornor – Cerakote Solutions, LLC

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North Georgia Business Radio
North Georgia Business Radio
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Gunnery Sergeant John Hurlock – United States Marine Corps

Marines are trained to improvise, adapt and overcome any obstacle in whatever situation they are needed. They have the willingness to engage and the determination to defeat the enemy until victory is seized.

The kinds of battles active-duty Marines fight range from traditional warfare to humanitarian and disaster relief missions (HADR). The fighting spirit that helps them win these battles extends beyond the scope of their military service, and many Marines continue to serve in the communities where they live.

Before the title of Marine can be earned, the decision has to be made—to commit to a calling that puts service ahead of self, purpose above pleasure, and the determination to win against all obstacles and adversaries.

Becoming a Marine affects the entire family—and often even the entire community. It’s a decision that needs to be discussed by everyone involved. As you prepare your loved one for the milestones ahead, consider your own transformation—from that of loving mom, dad, teacher or mentor to the unbelievably proud resource they can always count on.

For information or any questions you can contact  john.hurlock@marines.usmc.mil

Josh Livingston and Jason Hornor  – Cerakote Solutions, LLC

We are a new business specializing in firearm customization and refinishing(cerakote). We are located in Hall county/Gainesville, GA  serving the greater Georgia community. We are a licensed FFL and have a very quick turn-around time depending upon the requested service from the customer, with our prices being very affordable and competitive. Doing anything from basic paint schemes, all the way to works of art.

Only using the best firearms coating in the industry, we strive for perfection and quality, that is why we only use Cerakote. If you are still uncertain or would like more information on the product we use, please take the time to go to our FaceBook page!

You can always contact us with any questions at cerakotesolutions@gmail.com

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