Episode 76: Featuring George Matelich, Co-Founder of Rely

Episode 76: Featuring George Matelich, Co-Founder of Rely

Episode 76: Featuring George Matelich, Co-Founder of Rely On this episode of The Boulos Beat, host Greg Boulos sits down with George Matelich, co-founder of Rely, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the commercial real estate due diligence process.  George asserts his platform significantly accelerates due diligence, reducing a process that traditionally takes 60–90 days to as little as one day Throughout the conversation, Greg and George discuss how AI can help mitigate transaction risk, improve efficiency, and uncover opportunities that might otherwise be overlooked.

Episode 75: Samantha Marinko, Commercial Real Estate Broker at The Boulos Company

In this episode of The Boulos Beat, host Greg Boulos sits down with Samantha Marinko, a successful commercial real estate broker at The Boulos Company. The two discuss Sam’s career journey since joining the company in 2016 and the relationships she has built representing notable clients such as Hannaford Brothers and Abbott Laboratories. Balancing a thriving career with family life as a mother of four daughters, Sam shares her perspective on navigating a traditionally male-dominated industry while building a successful business and meaningful career. She reflects on the importance of community involvement, the flexibility commercial real estate can provide, and the support system that has allowed her to grow both professionally and personally. The conversation also explores the realities of work-life balance, the evolving role of women in commercial real estate, and how parenthood can bring renewed focus, motivation, and perspective to a professional career.

Episode 74: Molly DeLong Brubaker, Founder/Owner and Lead Instructor of Baby Booty

Stronger Together: How Baby Booty Is Redefining Parenthood Fitness In this episode of the Boulos Beat, guest host Sasha Phillips sits down with Molly DeLong Brubaker to discuss how she transformed her background in startup marketing and her experience as a new mom into Baby Booty—a fitness and community platform designed for parents. What began during COVID as virtual workouts quickly evolved into in-person classes, built around a simple idea: parents need a space where they can work out, connect, and show up as they are—without leaving their babies behind. Baby Booty blends functional fitness with real-life parenting, offering classes where children are welcome and community is central. Each session combines a workout with dedicated time for connection, creating a supportive “third space” for parents to rebuild strength and identity. The business has grown largely through word-of-mouth, with many instructors coming from within the community, reinforcing its authentic and deeply personal culture. A key part of their conversation also highlights the real estate journey behind the brand’s growth. Molly shares how moving from pop-up classes to a permanent studio required finding a space with easy access, ample parking, and a welcoming layout suited for parents with young children. With her first location in Portland and a second in Massachusetts, she reflects on navigating different markets, negotiating leases, and adapting spaces to fit her vision. As she explores expansion in southern Maine and considers franchising, real estate strategy remains central to scaling Baby Booty’s unique community-driven model.

Episode 73: Betsy Biemann, CEO of Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (CEI)

Episode 73: Betsy Biemann, CEO of Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (CEI) Investing in Communities: Betsy Biemann on the Mission of CEI In this episode of The Boulos Beat, recorded in December 2025, guest host Drew Sigfridson sits down with Betsy Biemann, CEO of Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (CEI), to talk about her path from a Rotary Fellowship in Kenya to leadership roles at the Rockefeller Foundation—and ultimately to leading one of the country’s top Community Development Financial Institutions. Drew and Betsy dive into CEI’s mission to support low-income communities through financing, business advising, and targeted investments in sectors like farming and food manufacturing, aquaculture, childcare and renewable energy. They also discuss CEI’s impact nationwide, including advancing affordable and workforce housing and rural manufacturing through key tax credit programs. The conversation touches on how CEI has helped small business owners navigate the evolving federal policy and economic landscape and why their work supporting entrepreneurs and local economies is more important than ever.

Episode 72: Jason Adour, President & Founder of Maine Strong Balance Centers

Building Maine Strong — Jason Adour on Growth, Balance & Community Impact In this episode of The Boulos Beat, guest host Samantha Marinko sits down with Jason Adour, President and Founder of Maine Strong Balance Centers. Jason shares his journey from practicing physical therapy to becoming a healthcare entrepreneur, including the recent opening of his fourth clinic in Westbrook. The conversation explores the Maine Strong Balance Centers' specialized focus on balance, rehabilitation and fall risk reduction for older adults, care for individuals living with neurologic conditions, and vestibular and dizziness rehabilitation. Samantha and Jason also dive into the real estate strategy behind expanding a healthcare practice — from selecting accessible locations to building strong landlord relationships. Looking ahead, Jason outlines his thoughtful approach to growth: expanding into new communities while maintaining the personalized care, strong culture, and staff retention that define Maine Strong. Whether you’re interested in healthcare entrepreneurship, commercial real estate, or mission-driven business growth, this episode delivers valuable insight and inspiration.