In this episode, Tammy talks with Kyle Stokes and David Goodwill of City Fields about their work revitalizing Cleveland’s historic Blythe Oldfield and College Hill neighborhoods. City Fields partners alongside residents to strengthen communities through affordable homeownership, workforce training, community gardens, and neighborhood-led development. The episode highlights how stable jobs, safe public spaces, and resident-driven planning are helping neighborhoods flourish without displacement. Kyle and David also share why Chamber membership matters—connecting City Fields to partners, volunteers, and resources that support long-term community growth.

In this episode, Tammy talks with Brian Workman, owner of Bender Realty and the 2025 Chairman of the Board for the Cleveland Bradley Chamber of Commerce. He shares insights about his family's long-standing business and the significance of community involvement. He reflects on the centennial celebration of the Chamber and discusses the importance of economic development, particularly in light of automation and job displacement. Workman emphasizes the need for new industrial parks to accommodate growing companies and ensure job security for residents, highlighting the diverse manufacturing base in Bradley County as a key asset for the community's economic stability.

Workman also touches on the quality of life in Cleveland Bradley County, noting its proximity to larger cities while maintaining a small-town feel. He encourages new businesses to join the Chamber and actively participate in community events to foster connections and growth. The conversation underscores the importance of relationships in business and the unique charm of the community that attracts both residents and companies alike.

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