Podcast appearances and mentions of steve glenn

Justin Ferguson spends his workdays making Virginia real estate deals. But when work is done and it's time to play, Ferguson becomes TheBlackSommRVA, a role that allows him to share the wine knowledge he's learned while becoming a WSET Level 3 certified sommelier. "The more I jumped into this business [commercial real estate], I started being around wine more, and I wanted to be a better agent and understand what my clients want. So I'm like, let me learn about it. I've just kept progressing. And here we are now," he said about the bridging of his real estate and wine careers. "During COVID, it was great when the world was shutting down, and you didn't want to talk to anyone about real estate. I would call people and say, 'Hey, let's drink wine and talk about something other than real estate. We'll sit six feet apart and just be humans.' Real estate is transactional, but it gets too transactional. So, like, hey, Justin is here to provide wine value to me as well." But Ferguson doesn't just use wine to help his real estate career. He's been able to launch a second career as the wine director at The Underground Kitchen in Richmond, Virginia. "It is an experiential dining kitchen. So we're not open every day, which is great," he said. "The Kitchen pays respect and creativity to the LGBTQ community but also to chefs of color with flavors. We like seasoning. Chef Steve Glenn likes Creole and Southern cooking. So that's good portion sizes, but really well-seasoned food. It's fun pairing different cultures with wine." Initially inspired by Dlynn Proctor and the movie SOMM, Ferguson said he hopes his efforts expose more people to the beauty and wonder of wine. "There was a guy, his name was Dlynn Proctor, and he was, like, the only Black guy. There aren't many Black Master Somms. So seeing him in that role sparked the idea — representation matters," Ferguson said about his initial push toward earning his sommelier certification. "Because my family still, to this day, doesn't drink wine; they aren't wine people. They are beer and other alcohol drinkers. I think [wine] wasn't introduced throughout my culture the same way other spirits were." When asked to recommend a bottle of wine for Eat It, Virginia listeners to try, Ferguson did not hesitate. "The thing on top of my mind right now is, honestly, Black winemakers," he said. "One that I've been enjoying is O.P.P wine (Other People's Pinot Noir) by André Mack." Other stuff on this episode: The opening of Ripple Ray's, a Grateful Dead themed bar in Richmond (2:10) The new Mardi Gras menu at Get Tight Lounge (2:45) The Sunday Bagel phenomenon (4:40) The opening of the Ugly Dumpling (6:45) Robey's new column in Style Weekly (7:50) Robey's recent visits to Brave Captain and Susie's (9:00) The Mailbag wants to know about James Beard Awards snubbing Richmond restaurants once again (12:00) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amidst the unprecedented destruction wrought by the multiple fires that swept across Southern California in January 2025, there are opportunities, and causes for optimism that we can build back, better than before. Among these is the prospective role of prefabricated construction, which can be 30 to 50 percent faster than traditional methods. Steve Glenn, CEO of Plant Prefab, shares his thoughts on the role prefab can play in reconstruction. -- Intro/Outro: “Elevator,” by The Cooper Vane -- Discussed: Bloomberg CityLab: Los Angeles Fire Victims Turn to Prefab Homes for Quick Builds Regulations: California Coastal Commission CEQA CALGreen Title 24 HUD Code (Manufactured Homes) Wildland Urban Interface⁠ (WUI) Zones Woolsey fire, 2018 Architecturally significant buildings (at least 32) lost in the fires

This week on Everybody in the Pool, we're back to buildings! Buildings and the built environment are responsible for as much as 40 percent of carbon emissions and energy demand. In fact, a UN report from 2022 found that although the buildings and construction industry has done some investing in energy efficiency and more sustainable processes, its emissions hit an all-time high that year, after a brief dip during the pandemic. Solutions lie in more sustainable building practices, denser housing, and better building materials, and this week's guest is doing all three. Plant Prefab sustainably builds multi-unit housing in super high-tech automated factories. This week's guest is founder and former CEO Steve Glenn.RESOURCES & LINKSPlant Prefab: https://www.plantprefab.com/All episodes: https://www.everybodyinthepool.com/Subscribe to the Everybody in the Pool newsletter: https://www.mollywood.co/Become a member and get an ad-free version of the podcast: https://plus.acast.com/s/everybody-in-the-pool Please subscribe and tell your friends about EITP! Send feedback or become a sponsor at in@everybodyinthepool.com! To support the show and get an ad-free listening experience, please jump in and become a member of Everybody in the Pool! https://plus.acast.com/s/everybody-in-the-pool. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

More about Steve and Plant PrefabSteve Glenn, CEO, founded Plant Prefab in 2016 as an offshoot of the award-winning residential design studio, LivingHomes, which he founded in 2006. Previously, Glenn worked with the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) and managed the development of a $220 million program in Mozambique. He was also the founder and CEO of PeopleLink, a leading provider of enterprise community solutions; founding partner of idealab, a business incubation firm that raised and invested $1 billion in a number of successful companies; co-director of the Virtual Reality Studio at Walt Disney Imagineering; and co-founder of Clearview Software, which was sold to Apple Computer in 1988. He holds a BA with honors from Brown University, studied Urban Planning at Harvard Graduate School of Design, and was a Coro Fellow. Plant Prefab is the first Certified B Corporation™ building technology company dedicated to sustainable design, materials, and operations. The company's patented Plant Building System™ utilizes advanced digital modeling and fully customizable Plant Panels™ and Plant Modules™ to help architects, developers, general contractors, and individuals design and build multifamily and custom single-family homes 20 to 50 percent faster than site-based methods. The system provides better quality control, design flexibility, and time, cost, and material efficiency than traditional methods of offsite or on-site construction. Plant Prefab has two factories in California (Rialto, Ontario) and a design studio and show home in Santa Monica. With a mission to build a better world by design, Plant Prefab was the first housing prefabricator to announce a net zero goal and has achieved carbon neutrality in their operations since 2020. Plant Prefab is backed by leading investors including Amazon, Asahi Kasei, Gerdau Paris Ventures, Obvious Ventures, and others. Follow Steve on Twitter Connect with Steve on LinkedIn Follow Plant Prefab on Twitter Check out Plant Prefab

CDR welcomes the Chairman of Executive Travel, Steve Glenn, to discuss his program of sending people volunteers out to help Ukrainian refugees with Operation Safe Harbor.

CDR welcomes Chairman of Executive Travel, Steve Glenn about a mission to help Ukrainians in Poland; and also welcomes Doug Fitzgerald throughout the show, briefly discussing OneShot. OneLife.

Today's conversation is with Steve Glenn, the founder and CEO of Plant Prefab, the first prefabricated home factory in the nation dedicated to sustainable construction, materials, processes, and operations. Plant manufactures custom and single/multifamily homes that are high-quality, healthy, and durable. With their patented building system, Plant delivers low cost homes in half the time and with less waste than traditional site-based contractors. Plant models are fully customizable and available to individuals, developers, and architects.We talk to Steve about how his company is transforming the home and multifamily development business and how he sees the business progressing not just in the United States, but possibly globally, as well. These are not your typical prefab homes, and Steve is not your typical entrepreneur, either, and our conversation will reveal how his perspectives have shaped Plant and hopefully the process of building of the future.

My guest today is Steve Glenn. Steve is an entrepreneur and CEO of Plant Prefab. After closing its series B round at $30 Million, Plant Prefab is locked in on changing the game of how homes are built...   Plant Prefab is backed by high-profile investors, including Amazon, Asahi Kasei, Gerdau Paris Ventures, and Obvious Ventures. They recognize the massive market opportunity that Plant Prefab is capitalizing on.   We all know the pain points. There's an undersupply of homes, rising material costs, increasing construction timelines, lack of subcontractors, harmful environmental impact, I could go on.   This interview is a great episode where you will hear:   The challenge of wedding profit and purpose when what you need to do is scale   The good, the bad, and the ugly of an achievement personality. How this has shaped who he is today and Steve's own entrepreneurial journey   A deep dive into why their solution solves critical issues and the impact for the future   Who is James Rouse? His influence, his story, and how his impact even lives on today   Plus much more!   Please enjoy this week's episode with Steve Glenn!   Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveglenn/ https://www.plantprefab.com/ https://www.plantprefab.com/press-center/Plant-Prefab-Announces-$30-Million-Series-B-and-the-Opening-of-a-Second-Factory   https://obvious.com/ https://www.aboutamazon.com/ https://www.asahi-kasei.com/ https://www2.gerdau.com.br/paris-ventures   Short homes: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/14/america-is-short-more-than-5-million-homes-study-says.html   James Rouse: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/james-w-rouses-legacy-better-living-through-design-180951187/   Market and opportunity- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877705817317344   The future: https://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2021/02/08/the-future-of-real-estate-is-modular/?sh=67c2f19873ec  

Prefabricated and manufactured homes are cropping up more and more across the U.S., as more companies look to build housing in new ways, as a way to help alleviate housing shortages, lengthy construction timelines, environmental issues, and now, supply chain issues. The Real Deal talks to a few homebuilders about the benefits and disadvantages of manufactured housing and how exactly you build a home in a factory. You'll hear from Steve Glenn, the CEO of Plant Prefab, Lauren Tucker, the co-founder of Orbit Homes, and John Geary, the CEO of Abodu. Credits: CBS' WBBM-TV Chicago

The promise and pursuit of successful prefab houses has been going on nearly 100 years. Frank Lloyd Wright tried and it didn't go so well.  Sears, the retail store that's hurting these days, had a pretty good run in the early 20th century. For a while, people loved ordering houses right out of the Sears catalog.  Later on after WWII, the cult favorite Lustron, well, not so much.  There have been more than a dozen firms trying to create a modular home line that people will buy in large-enough  numbers.  But the idea of getting a well-designed, energy-efficient, affordable factory-built house delivered to your lot and assembled in days or weeks?  What's not to like?  Today we continue the prefab quest with Connect Homes' Gordon Stott, Jared Levy, and Greg Leung. Then we visit with Steve Glenn, founder and CEO of Plant Prefab and Steve's collaborator, Swiss designer Yves Béhar. Later on, a few minutes with Frank Harmon.

Summary:Here's a quick word association. What comes to mind when you hear the word, “construction.” Your first thought probably wasn't “efficient,” but CEO Steve Glenn and his company, Plant Prefab, are trying to change that. Plant Prefab creates architect-designed custom homes held to the highest environmental standards and, because they fabricate structural pieces at production facilities simultaneously to onsite construction, they operate much more efficiently than companies using traditional methods.The construction sector is vast, with every niche having multi-billion dollar potential. Companies that can set themselves apart through innovation have a lot to gain. Reliability, efficiency, and an eco-friendly mission that appeals to both socially conscious consumers as well as developers trying to keep up with ever-stricter government regulations are helping Plant Prefab stand out from the competition. In an industry where cost of labor is a particular pain point, the ability to streamline and regulate the building process is in increasingly high demand, especially in the urban infill corner of the market where Plant Prefab thrives.In this episode, Steve Glenn shares his insights on the massive investment opportunity that is the real estate and construction market, and what Plant Prefab is doing to continue setting new standards of efficiency and sustainability in the industry.Highlights: Introduction to Steve Glenn and Plant Prefab (2:26) Why Plant Prefab is a technology company (6:10) Plant Prefab's investors (8:19) Pros and cons to focusing on urban infill (12:39) The stats on Plant Prefab vs. traditional building methods (16:15) Achieving carbon neutrality (19:08) The “hub and spoke” model of manufacturing facilities (22:05) Efficiency and sustainability in the construction industry (26:33) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsitePlant Prefab WebsiteSteve Glenn LinkedInPlant Prefab LinkedInFeedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, andrew@lowerstreet.co.

Today I am doing a SPECIAL FATHERS DAY EDITION of the M.A.D.E. MEN PROJECT. My guest are Steve Glenn Sr. who is a Serial Entrepreneur, one of the wisest and knowledgeable men I know, and a truly loving husband and father. My 2nd guest is his youngest son, current contestant on Season 20 of Hells Kitchens Young Guns, Chef Steve Glenn Jr. This episode will really pull at your heart strings and even may cause your eyes to start sweating...lol. It was truly amazing to see such a genuine display of love and affection between father and son while digging into the mindset from the father and sons perspective.

Can you keep a secret? Chef Steve Glenn sure can. The Chesterfield native is about a make his national television debut on Hell's Kitchen Young Guns with Gordon Ramsay. A secret the 23-year-old Manchester High School graduate had to sit on throughout the pandemic. The competition, which begins its television run at the end of May, was actually filmed in 2019. The pandemic pushed back the start date, forcing Glenn to keep quiet. "I had to pretty much be silent for two years," Glenn said. "Of course my family knew and, of course, the people that compete with you. But as far as everybody else, we just kind of had to go back to normal life, which was really weird. Just, going through all of that and then coming home like, alright, go back to normal life as nothing happened. I'm glad I can finally let the world know. It's good to get that off my chest." In the kitchen, the former executive sous chef at Richmond Country Club said he gets inspired by music and his grandmother's cooking. "She would make all types of stuff. She loved to do fish and grits. She made the best greens and mac and cheese I've ever had in my entire life," Glenn said. "She got me in the kitchen, at like 10, peeling potatoes and cleaning collard greens. I was just always amazed at her ability to transform these raw ingredients into you know, something I could eat two bowls of." You can follow Chef Steve Glenn on social media here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being Accountable to Something Bigger with Steve Glenn "Get in, train hard, and get out"   Meet Steve Glenn, Max's Top 10 finalists in the September Challenge.  In this episode, you'll discover: Steve's story about how injuries and life slowly drives weight gain How to use social media to keep yourself accountable Tackling the Challenge through COVID and Melbourne Lockdowns The journey to discover what works for you The power of being accountable to someone "Reach out to me, I'll keep you accountable!" Follow Steve Glenn on Instagram @fitdadsg Connect  Find The Max and Maxine Challenge On Apple Podcasts On Facebook On Instagram @maxchallenge and @maxineschallenge   For more information about the Challenge visit: www.maxchallenge.com.au www.maxineschallenge.com.au 

One of the first premiere long snappers in the CFL, Steve Glenn talks to us about his football career and his specialization. We also discuss the heisman front runner, the 2020 cinderalla team (and how to pronouce their name)! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unsportsmanlikeconvo/message

Steve Glenn, Founder and CEO of Plant Prefab chats with Betsy about innovation and the Future of Housing, covering topics such as #mods, #LEED, #HealthierHomes and more.Plant provides countless advantages to site-based construction, with specific benefits for individuals, architects, developers, and those rebuilding from a fire loss. Connect with Plant Prefab on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTubeMany thanks to our partners at the University of Denver for their editing and post-production talents, specifically Lija Miller and Lisette Zamora-Galarza.The University of Denver Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management, teaches the full life cycle of the built environment. From integrated project leadership skills to a cohesive understanding of the built environment ––experience the only school of its kind!"Upbeat Party" is brought to you by Scott Holmes, songwriter from Free Music Archive. Support the show (http://www.housinginnovationalliance.com/join-us/)

Steve Glenn, CEO of Plant Prefab and LivingHomes (right here in Santa Monica!) drops by the podcast to discuss factory-built modular homes and why he started a tech company instead of following his childhood dream to become an architect. Prefab is unique in its ability to shorten the timeline for many building projects, including custom single-family homes, multi-family, and affordable housing. We also talk about other benefits of prefab, including reduced waste, lower labor costs and increased quality control. Episode Sponsor - www.sustainablehomesofthefuture.comContact Host - info@shfbuild.com Steve Glenn is the founder and CEO of Plant Prefab, the first prefabricated home factory in the nation dedicated to sustainable construction, materials, processes, and operations. All Plant projects are prefabricated in the company’s 62,000-square-foot home factory in Rialto, CA, with a patented building system that reduces build time by at least 50% over traditional construction while minimizing construction’s negative impact the environment. Plant was born out of LivingHomes, the award-winning design agency Glenn founded in 2006 that now serves as Plant’s in-house studio. Glenn’s ultimate goal is to define a new standard in residential home design and construction, helping individuals, architects, and developers alike efficiently design and build high-quality, cost-efficient, healthy homes. Glenn holds two patents and his company’s work has garnered many of the industry’s top honors, including the AIA Top Sustainable Award and the Sustainable Quality Awards Grand Prize. Twenty-seven LivingHomes have been certified LEED Platinum and five more LEED Gold, making the company one of the most experienced designers of homes at the highest level of LEED certification. The company has also received other awards including Architizer’s Jury andPeople Choice Awards, Green Builder Magazine’s “Home of theYear,” Business Week’s “Architectural Wonders of the World,” and Steve has been deemed Clean Tech “CEO of the Year,” “Environmental Entrepreneur of the Year” by LA City Council/Faith2Green, and Huffington Post “Greatest Person of the Day.” Steve also sees prefab building as the solution to the country’s affordable housing crisis. Plant built seven single-family, LEED Platinum certified homes in LA’s Atwater Village and has also built homes for the Make It Right Foundation in New Orleans and the Ft. Peck Indian Reservation in Montana. A recent collaboration with Brooks + Scarpa Architects was chosen as a winner in the LA County Housing Innovation Challenge, seeking scalable housing projects to address the county’s homeless population. Before LivingHomes and Plant Prefab, Glenn was founder and CEO of PeopleLink, a leading provider of enterprise e-community solutions; founding partner of idealab, a business incubation firm that raised and invested $1 billion in a number of successful companies; co-director of the Virtual Reality Studio at Walt Disney Imagineering; and co-founder of Clearview Software, which was sold to Apple Computer in 1988. Glenn is also a co-founder and chair of the Sustainable Business Council, co-founder of the Kaia Parker Dance Endowment, and a co-founder and former board member of Hope Street Group and the Brown University Entrepreneur Forum. Glenn holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Brown University, studied Urban Planning at Harvard Graduate School of Design, and was a Coro Fellow.  Show Notes:Nest Project w/ Brooks + Scarpa - https://www.plantprefab.com/models/brooks+scarpa-nest-livinghome-toolkit

Steve Glenn, founder of Plant Prefab and Living Homes and the current CEO of Plant Prefab, speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review about Plant Prefab's design and manufacturing offerings. They cover pricing, cost, and the service area of Plant Prefab as well as a variety of questions relevant to potential prefab buyers.

Linus hosts another episode of The Jazz Hole, this time with music from the brand new album “There From Here” by the Toronto-based collective TuneTown (to be released this Friday, September 20th), as well as tracks from Carmela Rappazzo’s New Orleans-inspired album “Howlin’ at the Moon”. Additionally, you get to hear music from Florida-based bassist (and EMMY® Award winning director) Brandon Robertson’s debut album “B.O.A.T.S - Bass’d on a True Story”, from Sherrie Maricle & The DIVA Jazz Orchestra’s album “Special Kay! – The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Celebrates the Life and Music of Stanley Kay”, plus more from Andrew Munsey’s “High Tide”. TuneTown - “Split Infinity” & “The Monks of Oka” Album: There From Here Kelly Jefferson (ts, ss), Artie Roth (b, composer of “Split Infinity”) and Ernesto Cervini (d, perc, composer of “The Monks of Oka”) Carmela Rappazzo - “Rush Of Heat” & “Revenge” Album: Howlin’ At The Moon Carmela Rappazzo (voc), Oscar Rossignoli (p, arr), Jasen Weaver (b), Gerald T. Watkins Jr. (d), Mahmoud Ghouki (lutar), Pete Snell (g), Steve Lands (tp), Jeronne Amari Ansari (saxes), Mark McGrain (tb), Steve Glenn (tuba), Mark Carroll (hand cymbals, back voc), Paul Sanchez (bck voc) Brandon Robertson - The Next Thing To Come Album: B.O.A.T.S - Bass’d on a True Story Brandon Robertson (b), Lew Del Gatto (ts), Zach Bartholomew (p) and Gerald Watkins Jr (d) Brandon Robertson - Mr. Lonious Album: B.O.A.T.S - Bass’d on a True Story Brandon Robertson (b), Mason Margut (p) and Leon Anderson (d) -------- The DIVA Jazz Orchestra – Did You Do That? Album: Special Kay! – The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Celebrates the Life and Music of Stanley Kay Sherrie Maricle (dir, d), Noriko Ueda (b), Tomoko Ohno (p), Tanya Darby, Jami Dauber, Carol Morgan, Barbara Laronga (tp), Deborah Weisz, Jennifer Krupa (tb), Leslie Havens (b-tb), Sharel Cassity, Leigh Pilzer (as, fl), Janelle Reichman (ts, cl, ts solo), Roxy Coss (ts, cl, ts solo), Lisa Parrott (bs), Stanley Kay (comp) and John McNeil (arr) The DIVA Jazz Orchestra – Three Sisters And A Cousin Album: Special Kay! – The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Celebrates the Life and Music of Stanley Kay Sherrie Maricle (dir, d), Noriko Ueda (b), Tomoko Ohno (p), Tanya Darby, Jami Dauber, Carol Morgan, Barbara Laronga (tp), Deborah Weisz, Jennifer Krupa (tb), Leslie Havens (b-tb), Sharel Cassity (as, fl, solo), Leigh Pilzer (as, fl, as solo), Janelle Reichman (ts, cl, ts solo), Roxy Coss (ts, cl, ts solo), Lisa Parrott (bs, bs solo), Stanley Kay (comp) and John LaBarbera (arr) -------- Andrew Munsey - “High Tide” & “Requite” Album: High Tide Andrew Munsey (d), Steph Richards (tp, flh), Ochion Jewell (ts, kalimba), Amino Belyamani (p, fender rhodes) and Sam Minaie (b) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 01:42 - Split Infinity - TuneTown 06:40 - The Monks of Oka - TuneTown 11:37 - Rush Of Heat - Carmela Rappazzo 15:48 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 18:33 - Revenge - Carmela Rappazzo 21:46 - The Next Thing To Come - Brandon Robertson 27:38 - Mr. Linious - Brandon Robertson 34:23 - Did You Do That? - Sherrie Maricle, The DIVA Jazz Orchestra 40:37 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 43:45 - Three Sisters and a Cousin - Sherrie Maricle, The DIVA Jazz Orchestra 47:41 - High Tide - Andrew Munsey 53:16 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 54:47 - Requite - Andrew Munsey 61:52 - Finish

Steve Glenn of Executive Travel discusses his Top 10 Hotel Pet Peeves with Chris Lofgreen and DTL callers. Everything from a hotel key that doesn't work at 2 a.m. to extra fees that weren't mentioned.

Steve and Brian cover a number of areas in the travel world including favorite destinations, airfare comparisons, Pass Port and Visa documents, even frequent flier miles and more...

Steve Glenn is CEO of Plant Prefab, a Rialto, Calif.-based builder of high-quality, sustainable, prefabricated single-family and multifamily homes. The company made a splash last year when Amazon announced it had invested in the company through its Alexa Fund, the company’s first investment in home construction. Plant Prefab’s niche is in the custom urban market, which in the past has predominantly been served only by small, local general contractors. Glenn sees an opportunity to build these small urban projects faster, less expensively, and with higher quality using modular techniques. Tune in to hear more of Glenn’s thoughts on why modular construction offers an opportunity to build projects as much as 25% less expensively than site-built homes and why Plant Prefab is developing a new panel to work alongside its prefabricated modules.

Eddie Brown, local business owner and musician has taken a new position with the Team Mates program and visits with Matt Innis about the program. Steve Glenn also stays with us to follow up on any questions about his proposal to rename a portion of Highway 2 as a result of the anticipated Beltway (Bypass) project.

Steve Glenn, Owner of Executive Travel joins Matt Innis to discuss his proposal to name a portion of Highway 2, Coby Mach Highway, in recognition of the contributions Coby made to business support and development in Lincoln along with his long time support of the Beltway Project.

Steve Glenn, President of Executive Travel talks with Coby Mach about Thanksgiving holiday travel and more.

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Steve Glenn of Plant Prefab (www.plantprefab.com) which makes custom homes that are built using off-site production in a fast, economical, and eco-friendly way. Plant Prefab raised capital from Twitter co-founder Ev William's Obvious Ventures and the Amazon Alexa Fund, among others. In this (short) episode, Steve talks about where he came up with the idea for Plant Prefab and raising capital from strategic investors.

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Safety is your responsibility. In this webinar, Process Servers Association of Colorado (PSACO) President Steve Glenn shares his tips and philosophies about process server safety. This presentation covers two key parts: attitude and front door experience. Steve walks through the process of a serve, from pulling up to the house to the time you serve the person or decide that they are not there and leave. This highlights situational awareness, how to put approach a home and put yourself in safety positions, and how to even exit a porch or deal with gated properties. Steve Glenn co-founded and has served as the Process Server Association of Colorado President since 2009. He created the PSACO Certification Course, authored the Process Servers Reference Manual and sat on the Colorado Supreme Court Civil Rule sub-committee. Before his career in legal support services, Steve served in the US Navy for 8 years then went on to a 22 year career in sales.

Who's the most influential person in a real estate development, the architect, the owner, the builder...? What about the developer? Real estate developers are often seen as the bad guys, out to make a bunch of money without really caring about the quality of homes of lifestyles resulting from their work. Steve Glenn's philosophy however is that developers have a huge potential to control what gets created in real estate and he's passionate about creating a good product. The mission of Living Homes LLC is "...to create homes and communities that inspire people, foster family and community interaction, and make modern life easier, healthier and more comfortable..." http://livinghomes.nethttp://homestylegreen.com/147

On This Episode : Mark Stagen (CEO & Founder of YBA) & Steve Glenn (Founder and CEO of LivingHomes, LLC)

This week’s episode of We Dig Plants sees Camen DeVito and Alice Marcus Krieg sitting down with Paul Harwood of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden to discuss the purpose and history of herbariums and explore the roots of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and other educational Brooklyn institutions. Later in the show, Steve Glenn explains what’s behind the NY Metropolitan Flora Project and what the future holds for botanical research. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.