Mason & Marshall Plumlee - Athletes, Entrepreneurs, and Brothers

Jim Donald - Co-Chairman of the Board of Directors at Albertsons and former CEO of Starbucks

Today the Super Coffee brothers chat with Jim Donald, Co-Chairman of the Board of Directors at Albertsons and former CEO of Starbucks. From starting as a trainee at Publix and joining Sam Walton at Walmart to a tenure of record growth at Starbucks, Jim has cultivated a remarkable career in the food and beverage industry. The group discusses examples of stellar leadership with Jim offering his perspective on growing a successful organization and staying resilient throughout the current pandemic.

Mason & Marshall Plumlee - Athletes, Entrepreneurs, and Brothers

The DeCicco brothers sat down with Mason and Marshall Plumlee, 2 out of 3 of the legendary Duke basketball brothers—the oldest brother, Miles, was overseas and unable to attend.  Mason currently plays in the NBA for the Denver Nuggets after being drafted by the Brooklyn Nets in 2013. Marshall, the youngest Plumlee brother, played in the NBA for 3 years after graduating from Duke in 2016. Today he is an active Lieutenant in the US Army Rangers. The brothers discuss the impact and lessons from sports on their personal lives and their professional careers. The teamwork, resilience, grit and communication learned on the basketball court helped prepare Marshall for his career as a US Army Officer.  This episode covers the NBA's response to COVID and how athletes can use their platforms to support human rights.

Claire Grieve - Author

Today the Super Coffee brothers sit down with Claire Grieve to officially launch their newest addition to the Super Coffee portfolio -- plant-based Super Coffee! Claire Grieve is a celebrity yoga teacher, stretch therapist, plant-based health coach, and author. On this episode, she shares her "uplifting wellness perspective" about living a plant-based life.

Matt Greenberg - CRO of Advertising Week

Today, Jim and Jordan connect virtually with Matt Greenberg, the CRO of Advertising Week [http://www.advertisingweek.com/]. Matt humbly started his career working in magazines in Savannah, Georgia before working his way to the C-Suit in New York City as a leader at AdWeek. In this episode, Matt offers a powerful perspective about how leaders can maintain a spirit of positivity within their company during a global pandemic.

Kierstin DeCicco - Founder's Mother

For a special Mother’s Day edition of the podcast, the brothers sit down with their mom to discuss what it took to raise not one but three entrepreneurs.