
Natasha Repp is the founder and CEO of Clover Hill Early Learning Center, which has two locations in Ontario ( Park Campus and Allen Campus). Clover Hill, a preschool and childcare program for ages: 6 weeks to 5 years old, started in November of 2023... more
Christina Spring is a certified nurse practitioner and owner of Ashland Mobile Med. She started the company in 2023, after being in the health care field for over 20 years. Spring travels to see her patients rather than them visiting an office. Chr... more
Ralph Mahalak, Jr., the low payment king, of the Buckeye Superstore in Shelby, located on State Route 39, shares about the 20th anniversary of the business in 2026. Ralph shares about the new building in Shelby that will open in September (9/23) and... more
Ken Bostic is the president of Johnson Brothers Rubber Company, which has two locations in the area: Greenwich and West Salem. The business, which supplies parts to companies all over the world in plumbing, air filtration, heavy equipment, got starte... more
Matt Tift is owner of the Mansfield Speedway, which is located on Crall road and opened in 1959. Tift, a former Nascar driver, purchased the track in the spring of 2025 and has spent the last 10+ months renovating the property. The dirt track will ... more
Joe Wesner is the founder and president of Ultimate Veteran Adventures. The non-profit is based out of Mansfield, Ohio, but takes veterans, first responders and gold star families on hunting, fishing and other trips all over the world. The organizat... more
Jessica Gribben was just recently named President and CEO of the Richland Area Chamber and Economic Development, which is one of the largest in the state of Ohio (over 1,100 members). She grew up in Richland County, attended Crestview High School an... more
Jordan Tackett was named the new executive director of the Richland County Park District in the summer of 2025, and shares all about the organization, which started back in 1965. Jordan helps manage over 1,000 acres in Richland County, where right n... more








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This program spotlights local leaders, with a steady focus on CEOs and senior executives driving regional businesses and community initiatives. Episodes commonly explore company origins, leadership transitions, growth strategies, and the impact of local partnerships on workforce development, charitable activities, and regional economic vitality. Noteworthy patterns include family- or owner-led businesses, manufacturing and service industries, and nonprofit or public-facing roles that intertwine business success with community impact. Listeners are likely professionals evaluating partnership opportunities, branding/sponsorships, and opportunities to connect with decision-makers in midmarket organizations and local institutions.
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Recent guests on CEOs You Should Know include:
1. Natasha Repp
2. Christina Spring
3. Ralph Mahalak Jr.
4. Ken Bostic
5. Matt Tift
6. Joe Wesner
7. Jessica Gribben
8. Jordan Tackett
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