For this month’s #WomenInFlooring podcast, Jennifer Zimmerman, general counsel, AHF Products, shares a fluke lifeguarding accident she suffered as a teen and tells the story of how AHF Products came to be, and how her own role evolved with it. She has recently been involved in a number of acquisitions from the product perspective as well as the legal side of things. This experience has given her a great deal of insight both personally and professionally that she willingly shares.

Retailer Scott Perron, owner 24/7 Floors and Floors 4 Pros in Sarasota, Florida, discusses how he's reacting to the changing economic environment.

In the first episode of a three-part installment standards series, John McGrath, executive director, International Standards & Training Alliance (INSTALL), walks us through the most recent changes to INSTALL’s carpet standards, why these changes are so important and what that means for the installer and the customer.

For our #WomenInFlooring podcast, Anita Howard, COO, National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA), talks about her journey from city life to country living, her college goals and how her college education brought her to the flooring industry. She speaks to her 21 years with the NWFA, the support she has received, the growth she has experienced and the confidence she has built through it all. At the end, she gives some sound advice to other women on navigating career challenges.

The Carpet Guys keeps growing. CEO Joe Zago talks about his shop-at-home strategy, new showroom and warehouse. Plus: learn his secrets to business growth. 

Broadlume CEO Todd Saunders discusses the acquisition of BanaBoom and the advantages of operating in the cloud. Plus: what's next for industry technology over the next decade.

In this month’s #WomenInFlooring podcast, we got the opportunity to speak with Emily Morrow, owner, EF Floors & Design, and founder, Emily Morrow Home. She has been leading the charge to get the Women in the Flooring Industry (WIFI) organization off the ground. Now, celebrating its one-year anniversary, WIFI has achieved non-profit status. Emily shares the challenges she and the founding members had to overcome as well as the organization’s timely founding and how it plans to support both women and men in the flooring industry.