In this episode we are joined by Ed Samoel. Ed is a true entrepreneur at heart. From selling fake Rolex watches in high school, to owning a Tim Hortons franchise, to owning his own car dealership, Ed is a truly inspiring story. He shares his experience of going from selling cars in an alley in Rochester to owning his own dealership, how he came to be a Tim Hortons franchisee almost accidentally and details on his newest project in Rochester.

In this episode we are joined by Alex Lista, owner of Spooling Up Performance in Buffalo NY. Alex shares the story of how Spooling Up came to be, the challenges the businesses faces as well as how he ensures everyone lives up to their values as a business. Spooling Up Performance is inspiring car enthusiasts to express themselves through cars. From small parts sales / installs to full scale builds they will be equally as grateful to be a part of your journey with your vehicle. For a lot of us cars & trucks are our way of escaping reality or having a way to escape the stresses of everyday life. Nothing like going for a drive to clear your head. Spooling Up fully understand and want to take the added stress away of picking out the perfect parts or having to figure out how you will install them on your vehicle.

We are joined by Tony Galbo, the powerhouse behind the Galbo Group. In this episode, Tony shares his journey from a budding entrepreneur to a key player in Buffalo's development and masonry scene. We delve into the secrets of his success, the challenges he’s overcome, and his vision for the future of the Galbo Group. Tony credits his work ethic and company values from his mentors – his father and grandfather – and enjoys building quality, family-oriented relationships with both his clients and his staff. Whether you're a real estate enthusiast, entrepreneur, an investor, or just curious about great businesses in Buffalo, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration.