Lessons in Legacy
Lessons in Legacy
Podcast Description
Join Ryan Neupaver and his guests as they discuss topics like legacy, personal and family core values, and the things that will outlive all of us. The Lessons in Legacy Podcast is about more than wealth management or retirement planning. It is a deeper look into why we live the life that we live, and what we can do to make each day count.
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This podcast delves into themes of legacy, core family values, and the impactful choices that define our lives, with episodes addressing personal stories like the journey of a Navy veteran transitioning to corporate leadership and episodes focusing on practical advice for ensuring a lasting legacy beyond financial wealth.

Join Ryan Neupaver and his guests as they discuss topics like legacy, personal and family core values, and the things that will outlive all of us. The Lessons in Legacy Podcast is about more than wealth management or retirement planning. It is a deeper look into why we live the life that we live, and what we can do to make each day count.
In this episode of Lessons in Legacy by Santori & Peters, host Ryan Neupaver is joined by Jill Kimmick, the third-generation leader of D&C Supply, a family-owned business specializing in concrete reinforcement with steel fibers. Jill opens up about the journey of balancing tradition with innovation, the challenges of stepping into leadership in a family business, and how she’s driving growth in a male-dominated industry.
In this episode, we explore:
- The value of resilience and how family businesses overcome obstacles.
- How Jill balances tradition and innovation, keeping a legacy alive while preparing the company for the future.
- Leadership lessons, especially for women in male-dominated industries.
- The importance of teamwork and communication in family businesses.
- How Jill has modernized operations at D&C Supply, driving growth with small, strategic changes.
Tune in for an inspiring discussion on legacy, leadership, and what it means to carry forward a family business in today's world.

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