On this episode of Banking on KC, Mike Kilkenny, CEO of Taylor Forge Engineered Systems, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how a Kansas-based company has become a global manufacturer for the oil and gas, aerospace, and defense industries.  Tune in to discover:  How a family legacy shaped Mike’s leadership path.The innovations behind Taylor Forge’s signature products, like slug catchers and vortex separators. How diversifying across industries has fueled the company’s growth. Why Taylor Forge is able to thrive in rural Kansas while giving back to its communities. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC

On this episode of Banking on KC, Jeffrey Altendorf, co-founder of Team Aero, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how he and his brother built a global aircraft parts business from one dismantled jet.  Tune in to discover: How Jeffrey and his brother grew Team Aero from pre-selling jet parts to running a centralized 15,000-square-foot hangar.Why strong banking relationships were critical for scaling inventory, hiring talent, and expanding operations.The lessons Jeffrey has learned about entrepreneurship, delegation, and building a business with long-term value.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC

On this episode of Banking on KC, Beth Woolsey, fifth-generation owner of The Clock Shop, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss carrying forward a 120-year family legacy while training her son to preserve the dying art of clock repair.  Tune in to discover: How The Clock Shop has sustained its legacy for more than 120 years.Why clock repair is considered a dying art—and how Beth is mentoring her son Chris to become the sixth generation to carry it on.Fascinating stories behind restoring historic and unusual clocks, from French masterpieces to the Union Station landmark.How The Clock Shop is adapting services, including relocation to Independence and new pick-up and delivery options, to serve today’s clientele.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC