
Landscaping: From the Field to the Boardroom, with Chad Carroll
About this episode
We’ve discussed landscaping before, but not quite like this. Our guest, Chad Carroll is a Senior Manager executive at SiteOne, one of the largest and most prominent players in the national landscape supply industry. Chad shares insights from his formative years and the importance of impacting the future of the Green Industry via organizations like MANNRS. Host Colah B Tawkin gets the tea on Black misconceptions of landscaping and reasons why it’s a hugely missed economic opportunity. Explore the exciting intersection of landscaping, creativity and horticulture.
Chad’s story may gag you a bit, and You’ll never guess which bougie legend we compared the Japanese maple to.
Connect with Chad via LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadwickcarroll
Website:
Www.siteone.com
Credits
Host: Colah B Tawkin
Producer: Colah B Tawkin
Executive Producer: Crystal DeVone
Writer: Colah B Tawkin
Sound Engineer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Theme song: Ill Sounds LLC
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