Heights of Victory with Kendra Burris

Heights of Victory with Mark Griffin

Mark Griffin is President and CEO of The Griffin Companies. A Lubbock native and well-known community leader, Mark operates a successful family business and shares his insight into how founders and successors can best understand one another. His impact on Texas Tech University and West Texas, as a whole, cannot be overstated.

Heights of Victory with Coach Grant McCasland

Coach Grant McCasland is a Red Raider to his core. As husband, father, and Head Coach for the Texas Tech Men's Basketball team, Coach McCasland talks about how important it is to get your priorities right and view your role as a steward of what's been entrusted to you.  This episode shares his journey to Lubbock from working a summer camp out of college to his return to the 806 as the head coach. He talks about how he became the man he is today and the conviction he feels that he is exactly where he should be - at Texas Tech University.

Heights of Victory with Larry Allen

Larry Allen, one of the founders of Peoples Bank, joined Jeff Horn on the Heights of Victory podcast! He shared how he and his business partner, Todd McKee, grew the bank from $25 million in assets to over $1 billion, resulting in a successful merger with Cornerstone Capital Bank. From his humble beginnings in West Texas, Larry's built a life centered around faith, family, and resolve to do the right thing.

Heights of Victory with Kendra Burris

7Crew Enterprises CEO Kendra Burris joined MRC CEO Jeff Horn for the second episode of Heights of Victory. Kendra spoke about growing up in a small West Texas community, what drives her relentless passion, and now, what it's like serving as CEO for one of the fastest-growing drive-thru coffee franchises, 7 Brew.

Heights of Victory with Dan Pope

MRC CEO and Principal Jeff Horn kicked off the first episode of Heights of Victory with Victory Bank Co-Founder and Chairman Dan Pope. Dan has an extensive background in building successful teams, from running his own company to serving as Mayor of Lubbock.