Sonya Orme, Founder of Prime Executive Offices, chats about the need for her business to pivot quickly in this COVID-19 era to provide comfortable office spaces and services to help business professionals adapt to the “new normal” working conditions during the pandemic. Orme talks about the shift to digital office space.

Linda Kurokawa, Executive Director of Community Education and Workforce Development at MiraCosta College’s Career Institute, discusses the Institute’s “game-changing” and innovative curriculum that prepares students of all ages for the changing world of work landscape.

Alexander Karp, Co-Founder and Head of Development for Etha Natural Medicine, talks about the company’s mission and products, along with its support of frontline grocery store workers.

Chris Kelly, CEO & Co-Founder of ProductionCrate, talks about his company’s mission to help creators, filmmakers, businesses and the like with high-quality creative digital content.

Greg May, Co-Founder and CEO of Renovating Lives, chats about how his 30-years of experience in home renovations and real estate investing has consistently grown the profit margins of home sellers.

Tony Madureria, longtime mold remediation expert, discusses the founding of “Back to Work After COVID,” a company whose mission to to heighten awareness about the safety gap in guidance related to COVID-19 safety protocols.

Michelle Geller, Economic Development Manager for the City of Oceanside, talks about the City’s response to support businesses affected by COVID-19. Geller discusses the “Hire Local” partnership with Mira Costa College, along with regional collaboration with public-serving organizations.

Pat Caughey, President and Principal Owner of Wimmer Yamada & Caughey landscape architects, the longest running landscape architecture firm in San Diego, discusses the firm’s pro bono work with the Friends of Balboa Park on the iconic Moreton Bay Fig Tree in the park.

Janet Hamada Kelley, President of the Pacific South Coast Chapter, chats about the Chapter’s impact on Multiple Sclerosis research, advocacy and services for those individuals and families affected by MS. Hamada Kelley talks about upcoming virtual MS Society events.

Dr. Emily Young, Executive Director of the Nonprofit Institute at the University of San Diego, discusses the Institute’s focus on research, partnerships and virtual programs to strengthen San Diego County’s nonprofits in order to meet the region’s critical community needs.