In Part 4 of our conversation with Chad Stewart, First Vice President & Commercial Lender at Ion Bank, we go deep on interest rates, the Federal Reserve, U.S. debt, and how global trust in the dollar impacts business confidence.

In this episode, Tom Hill sits down with Chad Stewart of Ives Bank for an engaging conversation on the differences between big banks and community banks, the realities of fraud prevention, and how everyday consumers can better protect their accounts.

Join Tom Hill and guest Chad Stewart, an experienced commercial lender, for an in-depth conversation on the state of banking, real estate lending, interest rates, and the evolving role of private credit. From advice for aspiring bankers to navigating hard money lending, this episode delivers insights you won’t hear anywhere else.

What makes relationship banking different from traditional, transactional banking.

Join host Tom Hill at Strike Zone Studios as he sits down with John Frasco from Fidelity Finance for more strategies every entrepreneur should know.

Looking for clarity in the complex world of business financing? Join host Tom Hill at Strike Zone Studios as he sits down with John Frasco from Fidelity Finance to break down key strategies every entrepreneur should know.

In this episode of The Tom Hill Show at Strike Zone Studios, we dive deep into what’s really happening behind the scenes in commercial real estate and construction.

In this episode from Strike Zone Studios, host Bob Warner sits down with Ralph Richard from the Community Investment Corporation to break down essential loan programs designed to support small businesses.

It’s the first day of spring, and Tom Hill is back with Bob the Builder to break down the top five things they did last week—well, at least the three we remembered! Plus, we got a letter from Elon Musk (kind of), so we better deliver!

On this special episode, we sit down with Nick Pennacchio from Stately Stair and Bob “The Builder” from Warner Consulting to discuss the journey of growing a business, overcoming construction hurdles, and navigating the complexities of real estate.

Nick shares his story of expanding Stately Stair, a manufacturing company that specializes in custom staircases, and how he transitioned from a small operation to a 36,000 square foot facility.