Communications Manager Nicole Arnold interviews 2023 Youth Tourist Colton Freeman upon his return from Washington, D.C. Colton discusses his time with other young people from across the country while in the nation's capital. The Youth Tour is sponsored by REMC and other electric cooperatives every summer so that students can learn more about cooper…

Nicole introduces Colton Freeman, a sophomore at North Moore High School, who will represent REMC at the 2023 Youth Tour. Colton and students selected from co-ops all over the nation will converge on Washington, DC, this summer to meet their members of Congress and Senators and learn more about the electric cooperative model and industry. Colton is…

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Nicole Arnold speaks with Jeff McDuffie, Safety and Environmental Coordinator about the importance of safety. Later, Nicole interviews Member Service Specialist Selene Lopez about how she used her training to save the life of her cousin.By Randolph EMC

Nicole interviews Trinity High School Science teacher and Kenan Fellow Mindy Thornlow, who spent her summer internship with Randolph EMC. Mindy describes her professional journey and which students she especially seeks to reach. As a high school science teacher and trusted advisor to her students, Mindy seeks to open new worlds of possibility for h…

Nicole interviews Paul Caviness, Manager of Energy Services, and Brooke McNeill, Energy Efficiency Specialist. Paul and Brooke describe how they provide home energy audits free of charge for members who have concerns about their energy usage. They recount instances where their audits have saved members money on their electric bill. They also provid…

Randolph EMC chose Kristen Jensen to represent the cooperative for the national Youth Tour event, held annually in Washington, DC. Kristen is a basketball star at her high school, winner of a prestigious college scholarship, an EMT and a volunteer in her community. Randolph EMC is proud to bring recognition to young people in our area who are dedic…

Bill Millis of Adams-Millis Industries has a rich tradition of supporting the High Point community with his philanthropy for many year. In this episode, Clarice interviews Bill Millis and explores his commitment to his family's legacy, his faith and the investments that motivate him.By O. Clarice Arnold

Randolph EMC new member Patrick Desota, also known as radio DJ Chase Matthews, recounts his experience receiving a high energy usage alert. Puzzled at first, Patrick called Randolph EMC to investigate further. Patrick and podcast host, Nicole Arnold, discuss the source of the problem. If left undiscovered, Patrick's bill would have been very high a…

Clarice interviews construction industry giants, D.H. Griffin, founder, and his son, company President David Griffin, Jr. With over 1,250 employees and several divisions, D.H. Griffin Companies is one of the world's largest demolition contractors. In this episode, David recounts the removal of Ground Zero wreckage immediately after the terrorist at…

High Point real estate professional Ed Price is larger than life. As CEO of Ed Price and Associates, he and his team make the American dream of homeownership come true for those relocating to the Triad area of North Carolina. In this episode of The Executive Chat, Clarice explores what drove Ed to start his own company and explains how he has impac…

Andrea Bushnell, CEO of NC REALTORS(R), discusses her background and the organization she has led for over a decade. Representing over 50,000 members, the North Carolina REALTOR(R) association is the eighth largest in the United States. In this episode, Clarice explores Andrea's roots in Montana, the positive influence her grandmother had in her li…

Feb 19, 2021: CEO Dale Lambert discusses his career with electric cooperative Randolph Electric Membership Corporation in Asheboro, NC. Randolph Electric Membership Corporation keeps the lights on for more than 32,000 homes, businesses, farms, and schools. Randolph EMC belongs to and is led by members-consumers in a five-county area of central Nort…