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Tom's company is one of the U.S. Chamber's top small businesses in the country, and he joins Jim to talk about how he and his people are helping at-risk teenagers have a better chance of finishing high school.

Jim talks about some of the small business public policy coming up for a vote in Congress, including Senate Bill S1955, which is the Small Business Health Plans bill, as well as a vote on repealing the death tax once and for all.

Lois and Jim talk about some of the things she has learned about how to present your personal brand in direct marketing campaigns.

Ray and Jim talk about small business political issues, including the minimum wage, small business health plans and the death tax.

The co-owners of Chesapeake Plastics join Jim to talk about how they took their employer's company, which was in such bad shape that it couldn't be sold, and redirected it with 21st century thinking, and within four years, became the top small business in Maryland.

The co-owners of Chesapeake Plastics join Jim to talk about how they took their employer's company, which was in such bad shape that it couldn't be sold, and redirected it with 21st century thinking, and within four years, became the top small business in Maryland.

Peter and Jim talk about how to make sure you have an effective strategy to maximize the three most important resources of time, people and money.

Amanda and Jim talk about the upcoming bill in the Senate on Small Business Health Plans, why this bill is important to small businesses, and what we can do to help it pass.

Sean and Jim talk about how to maximize the business opportunity with existing customers first and hunt for new customers second.

Al and John join Jim to talk about some of the things that are being done to help small businesses get going again in New Orleans, including what their company, DHL, is doing.