Infinite Sights

Gregory Pranzo shares how his childhood curiosity and local roots led him to launch PranzoTech Solutions, a community-first tech firm transforming Baltimore’s digital landscape. From building low-cost air quality sensors to mentoring underserved students, Pranzo’s journey blends civic tech, inclusion, and hands-on leadership. Tune in to hear why he believes innovation should start in your own neighborhood—not Silicon Valley.

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Drew Soule has helped organizations navigate transformation by aligning systems with empathy. From aerospace to tech, his work blends organizational design, inclusion, and leadership grounded in lived experience. In this episode, he shares how resilience, structure, and advocacy intersect to shape stronger teams, better workplaces, and smarter systems that include everyone from the start.

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From 32 states to quiet shelters, Mitch Seaworth’s story is one of intentional living. In this episode, he shares how road trips shaped his worldview, how photography helped him slow down, and why quiet impact often matters more than loud achievement. You’ll hear about his favorite routes, MLB stadium visits, volunteer work, and how small routines like cooking and fishing keep him grounded. Mitch reminds us that a meaningful life i...

Can a simple sanitary pad change a girl’s future? Dr. Malini Saba believes it can—and she’s proving it with Elara, a new initiative combining sustainable design with social impact. In this episode, the serial entrepreneur and philanthropist shares why menstrual health is the next frontier in girls' education, how personal resilience shaped her business journey, and why giving—not taking—is the key to lasting change. From partne...

What do underserved customer segments, motorsport, and market foresight have in common? For John Gordon Nutley, they’re all about timing and precision. In this episode, the Jersey-based marketing strategist unpacks his framework for spotting weak signals, segmenting with purpose, and acting before the market catches on. With 15+ years in growth strategy and a passion for mentoring, John shares stories behind successful pivots, prac...

Tyler Sutton never set out to sell insurance—he set out to support people on their worst days. In this episode, the Lima-based State Farm agent shares how he’s built one of Ohio’s top-performing agencies by focusing on relationships over revenue. From giving away free gas during the pandemic to earning 390+ five-star reviews, Sutton talks about what it really means to build trust in a small town. He also opens up about leadership, ...

Greg Coticchia reflects on a career spanning startups, SaaS turnarounds, and academia. From leading Sopheon’s transformation to launching the world’s first product management master’s at Carnegie Mellon, his work blends strategic clarity with executional discipline. Now CEO of SE Healthcare and a coach at CEO Coaching International, he shares how repeatable innovation and people-first leadership drive lasting impact.

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Brian Baldari shares how resilience shaped his leadership across global pharmaceutical firms, including Novartis and Azurity. From overcoming serious injury to mentoring professionals worldwide, he brings a people-first mindset to high-stakes roles. Baldari reflects on recovery, CrossFit, boating, and how structure and service drive sustainable success—in life, business, and community.

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Frank Okunak spent over a decade as COO of Weber Shandwick, guiding global teams and billion-dollar brands through transformation. But behind the titles is a philosophy shaped by structure, service, and a relentless commitment to radical accountability. In this episode, Frank shares lessons from both the boardroom and the kitchen line at Eva’s Village, where he volunteers weekly. He explains why discipline fuels creativity, how ear...

From transforming urban spaces to mentoring youth off the court, Anthony Siela has built his leadership on one core idea: success should serve others. As the former CEO of StoryBuilt and now the founder of GMWS, he shares how values like service, sustainability, and family shape every project. In this episode, Siela opens up about coaching, consulting, and raising a child with Down syndrome — and how presence, not position, is the ...

George Stanley didn’t start with a business plan—he started with a shovel. Now the owner of George Stanley Paving, he’s known across California for doing work that lasts. In this episode, Stanley shares how years on the job taught him to lead by showing up, asking questions, and never cutting corners. From costly lessons to quiet wins, he breaks down how presence, preparation, and accountability build more than roads—they build tru...

From making his first million at 25 to leading multi-franchise auto groups with over $500 million in sales, Sam Kazran’s career is rooted in bold leadership and second chances. Now running Rapids Nissan in North Carolina, he shares how faith, philanthropy, and personal growth guide his decisions—both in business and life. This episode explores what it means to build a legacy defined not just by profits, but by purpose and people.

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Psychiatrist Dr. Jennifer Robinson is transforming how people access mental health care. Through her telehealth practice, Integral Psychiatric and Recovery Services, she’s helping patients overcome the geographic, financial, and social barriers that often prevent them from getting help. From her early days in Detroit to launching a virtual care model that prioritizes equity, Dr. Robinson shares how compassion, technology, and lived...

Ben Roper isn’t just talking about cap rates and 721 exchanges—he’s talking about trust, legacy, and peace of mind. In this episode, the Capital Square REIT specialist and new CIO of Real Estate Services shares how he built his career on clear communication and long-term thinking. From navigating major deals to bouncing back after a $53M setback tied to reputation, Roper gets candid about what really moves a transaction forward. Hi...

From single mom to actor, HR leader, and tireless volunteer, Bobbie Mangini’s journey is one of quiet strength and relentless purpose. In this episode, she opens up about what it means to serve others, face rejection in Hollywood, and lead with faith and humility. Whether she's coaching young professionals, rehearsing at ZA Studio in LA, or organizing her annual Operation Santa toy drive, Mangini shows that true success isn’t a...

Former Air Force commander Brent Byng reveals how lessons from special operations—precision, process, and adaptability—translate directly into business leadership. From running $99 million training programs to redesigning systems that prevent burnout, Byng explains how data, structure, and empathy build resilient teams. His next mission: applying that same discipline to transform corporate operations.

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In this episode, Mitchell Geisler shares the journey that took him from running a bar in Toronto to leading a publicly traded healthcare company. As CEO of LevelJump Healthcare, Geisler has faced every challenge from regulatory roadblocks to scaling multimillion-dollar operations. He discusses why he views setbacks as essential lessons, how running helps him solve complex problems, and what it takes to lead with both strategy and e...

In this episode, Chip Skinner reflects on a life shaped by constant adaptation, public service, and personal growth. From early lessons in resilience during his childhood in Florida to navigating public scrutiny as a board appointee to Gainesville Regional Utilities, Skinner shares how every setback taught him to lead with intention. He discusses founding a youth lacrosse nonprofit, balancing work with family, and why mentorship me...