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They also get into back-to-school chaos, coaching youth football, watching the kids grow up way too fast, the return of football season, the Steelers’ quarterback situation, and the strange economics of doing business with professional athletes. Plus, Joe has a new gig cleaning clubs at the Chuck Noll golf outing, a potential $30.5 million-a-year delivery driver, and one more reminder that whether you’re running a small business or playing in the NFL, eventually somebody’s going to say: Due Upon Receipt.

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Getting paid shouldn’t be the hardest part of doing business, but sometimes it sure feels that way. This week, Jerry and Joe talk about chasing invoices, late payments, sponsorship requests, and why supporting local businesses needs to be a two-way street. Joe wraps up a contracting job and learns a few things about payment terms along the way, while Jerry discovers there are apparently a dozen wrong ways to drop your kid off at school.

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Joe Ferrante

A dynamic entrepreneur, Joe has successful ventures in manufacturing and the dry cleaning industry. A proud native of Oakmont, he combines business savvy with a deep commitment to his community. In his role as the President of the Riverview Raiders Alumni Association, Joe demonstrates his dedication to education and local initiatives. He's a true embodiment of a community leader who thrives in both the business world and in supporting his hometown.

Jerry Kenna

Passionate about helping businesses and individuals achieve financial success, through a Bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Pittsburgh, Jerry embarked on a journey to provide top-notch financial services to empower his clients to thrive. In 2010, he founded Landmark Business Solutions, a firm dedicated to delivering comprehensive accounting, tax, and financial services. Recognizing other important needs of his clients, he started companies Paymark Payroll and Turbo Merchant, a payroll service and credit card processing service. He is also a part-owner of Plum Creek Realty, a property management service for real estate investors.

Nathan Kenna

You may not hear his voice on Between 2 Bridges, but you’ll definitely see his work. With a background spanning graphic design, photography, editing, web design, and illustration, he now brings his expertise to video production to shape the podcast’s visual and digital presence. Being a former business owner and current freelancer means he understands the entrepreneurial grind just as much as our guests.

Based in Pittsburgh, the city of bridges, once known for its steel industry, it’s successfully transformed into a thriving hub for innovation and diverse businesses. This shift is a testament to the city's adaptability and resilience. The region's investment in education and research, the vibrant startup scene, and a commitment to sustainability have all played pivotal roles in its economic rejuvenation. Today, Pittsburgh stands as a shining example of a city that has leveraged its industrial past to embrace a knowledge-based economy, attracting a new generation of talent and entrepreneurs while fostering innovation across various industries, making it a model for urban revitalization in the 21st century.