This episode features Camel City Restoration’s owner, Kevin Hair, and Director of Business Development, Danny Gelatt. Together, they unpack what “damage control” means—both in emergency restoration and in company culture.

We dive into:

• How CCR responds to fire, water, and mold emergencies
• What it takes to lead with consistency, mission, and transparency
• Why a strong culture creates strong teams and outcomes

Kevin and Danny share stories from decades in restoration and insurance, plus insights on building resilient organizations and communities.

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Produced by our Partner, Tim Beeman of Such-N-Such Media.
Recorded in the Such-N-Such Media Studios at Liberty Plaza.

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What does it really take to build a workplace culture where people thrive? Today, we’re getting a masterclass from someone who’s done it at scale – and lived to tell the tale.

Meet Philip Averett, Co-Owner of Tru Taekwondo and a leader who knows what it means to grow a team from the ground up. Before his current venture, Philip launched a company in Lewisville, NC, with just two people and scaled it to hundreds of employees. That kind of growth doesn’t happen by accident – it happens through intentional, people-first leadership.

With decades of hands-on experience building and leading high-performing teams, Philip brings hard-won wisdom about what makes culture work (and what makes it fall apart). This conversation is full of those mic-drop moments that make you pause, rewind, and take notes.

In this episode, Philip unpacks:

• How to create a feedback culture where people actually want to contribute
• The power of company clarity – and why your team can’t execute a vision they don’t understand
• Leadership lessons learned from managing rapid growth and organizational transitions
• Practical, implementable strategies you can apply to your own team today
• The difference between culture that’s talked about and culture that’s lived

Whether you’re leading two people or two hundred, this episode is packed with actionable insights on building the kind of culture that attracts talent, retains top performers, and drives real results.

Fair warning: You’re going to want a notebook handy for this one.

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Produced by our Partner, Tim Beeman of Such-N-Such Media.
Recorded in the Such-N-Such Media Studios at Liberty Plaza.

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Ever wonder what your banker really sees when they look at your business financials? Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on the world of business banking to give you the insider perspective you need. We’re joined by Fuller Parham, Winston-Salem Market Executive with Triad Business Bank, and Steve Overcash, Senior Vice President with Encore Bank […]

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Ready to transform the way you build business relationships? In this episode, we’re diving deep into the art of authentic networking with two professionals who’ve mastered the craft. Join us as we sit down with Julia Bennett, Sales and Marketing Associate at CKJ Building and Design, and Mike Smith, Senior Roofing Consultant with Roof Replacement […]

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In this episode of the LCC podcast, Angelia interviews Ms. Peggy Wells, CEO and founder of the Wells Center for Women in Transition. Ms. Wells shares her journey from volunteering in jails and prisons across North and South Carolina in the early 2000s to establishing a nonprofit dedicated to helping women successfully transition back into […]

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In this episode of the Louisville Clemens Chamber of Commerce podcast, Angelia sits down with Daniel and Merlin Gomez, owners of Good Life Insurance in Clemmons. The couple shares the inspiring story behind their independent insurance agency. Daniel’s personal experience opened his eyes to how overwhelming insurance decisions can be, especially for older adults, and sparked his passion for helping others understand their coverage options.

Daniel and Merlin discuss how their agency has grown from focusing solely on Medicare to offering home, auto, and commercial insurance while maintaining their commitment to personalized service and education. They emphasize their unique approach of prioritizing client relationships over enrollment numbers, taking time to review each client’s coverage annually, and ensuring they have access to multiple carriers to find the best fit. The couple also shares how joining the Chamber of Commerce has connected them with the local business community and reinforced their sense of belonging as small business owners dedicated to serving their neighbors.

From their early journey to their unique approach to doing business, this is a special conversation you won’t want to miss.

Their passion is evident as they serve their customers and invest in their community.

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Produced by our Partner, Tim Beeman of Such-N-Such Media.
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In this episode, we sit down with Sarah Young, owner of Law Offices of Sarah Young, to discuss the upcoming Leadership Lewisville-Clemmons program. As a graduate of the program herself, Sarah shares what those in the Class of 2026 can expect. Learn more about the program and sign up on Lewisville-Clemmons.com/join-leadership-lc. Be sure to subscribe! […]

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In this episode, we sit down with Melissa Curran, owner of Scented Balance Healing Arts, and Tim Beeman, our podcast producer and owner of Such-n-Such Media, to discuss a new event the Chamber will be hosting on October 23rd: The Microbusiness Expo. We discuss the importance of microbusinesses in our community and how we can […]

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