In this episode of Chamber Does What?, host Tammy Randolph sits down with Chad Helms and Consuela Libby of Best Buy Metals to discuss the company’s journey from a Cleveland-based manufacturer to a national supplier of metal roofing and building products. The conversation highlights Best Buy Metals’ deep roots in the Cleveland community, active involvement with the Cleveland Bradley Chamber of Commerce, commitment to workforce development, and strong culture of giving—both locally and globally—while also looking ahead to continued growth and new initiatives

Tammy sits down with former Chamber of Commerce CEO Gary Farlow to reflect on his 17 years of leadership and service. Gary discusses key economic development initiatives, emphasizing the power of community partnerships and the Chamber’s wide-ranging role in supporting local businesses and driving regional growth. He highlights major accomplishments, including the creation of the Bradley Cleveland Industrial Development Board and the lasting impact of educational programs designed to promote technical and workforce careers. The conversation concludes with a celebration of the Chamber’s centennial, underscoring its enduring influence and commitment to the community’s future.

In this conversation, Tammy talks with Bryson Killian, co-owner of Take Root Studio, to discuss the studio's offerings, including yoga and herbalism classes, and the importance of community engagement. She shares insights on their holistic practices, future aspirations for the studio, and the unique aspects of Cleveland that attract visitors. Bryson also provides advice for new business owners considering joining the Chamber of Commerce.