In the latest episode of “Through the Door,” Megan Comfort sits down with Juanny Romero, CEO and founder of Mothership Coffee Roasters—one of the few woman-owned coffee brands in the country. A child of immigrants and a self-made entrepreneur, Romero has spent the past 15 years growing a business that reflects her values.

Romero opens up about scaling with soul, building inclusive spaces, and leading with love, grit, and purpose. She shares her journey from a self-described “professional at failing forward” to running an eight-figure business rooted in community, culture, and connection—guided by principles that prioritize safe spaces, ethical sourcing, and authentic relationships.

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Just in time for National Dog Month, the latest episode of “Through the Door” features Megan Comfort, Small Business Manager at Nevada State Bank, in conversation with Lisa Imbesi, owner of Pawsh Palace — an all-suite, state-of-the-art luxury pet care and wellness facility in Las Vegas where the dogs are the VIPs. A former nightlife hostess, Lisa set out in 2015 to create the Ritz-Carlton of pet hotels, offering five-star service to four-legged guests.

In this episode, she shares how she turned her vision into a thriving business in a city known for world-class hospitality. From launching a boutique brand to keeping high-end canine clients (and their humans) happy, Megan and Lisa dig into every detail of what it takes to succeed in the luxury pet care space.

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In “Episode Ten: Building Businesses Using the Entrepreneurial Operating System,” host Megan Comfort, Small Business Manager at Nevada State Bank, sits down with Shelley Woodrow, a third-generation entrepreneur and Certified Implementer of the Entrepreneurial Operating System® —a business framework designed to help organizations gain clarity, accountability, and traction. Woodrow shares her journey from launching her first business at 19 to leading media companies and ultimately discovering EOS as a transformative framework. She explains how EOS tools like the Accountability Chart and Vision Traction Organizer help leadership teams align, define roles, and execute long-term goals. Through real-world examples, she highlights the importance of culture, core values, and asking the right questions to drive meaningful change and sustainable growth.

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