Former Mizzou football coach Gary Pinkel joins CEO Roundtable.

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(AUDIO) Former Mizzou football coach @GaryPinkel joins CEO Roundtable

Brad Eifert, owner of Boone County Lumber, and Rob Wolverton, president of R. Anthony Development Group, talk about the housing market in Columbia.

(AUDIO) A lumber company owner and the president of a local development group talk about the hot housing market in Columbia

New Boone Hospital CEO Troy Greer comes from a hospital system in New Mexico, a state hit hard by COVID-19. He talks about his takeaways from that experience on CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) New @BooneHospital CEO Troy Greer talks COVID-19 response on CEO Roundtable

Retired banker Jeff MacLellan has been running the numbers on Columbia's economy for more than 30 years. He joined CEO Roundtable on Saturday to talk about how the numbers look during the pandemic.

(AUDIO) CEO Roundtable talks with retired banker and local economic analyst Jeff MacLellan

Columbia Public Schools will start classes exclusively online for most students Tuesday. Supt. Peter Stiepleman talked about what led to the move during CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) @PStieple talks about the opening of a school year unlike any other in Columbia

Shaunda Hamilton helped start Boone County Community Against Violence after her daughter, Nadria Wright, was shot and killed in central Columbia last fall. She and the Rev. James Gray joined CEO Roundtable on Saturday.

(AUDIO) Shaunda Hamilton with Boone County Community Against Violence says her group tries to provide the support she needed after her daughter was killed in central Columbia last year

Moberly Area Community College is in “hybrid mode” to start the semester on its campuses. President Jeff Lashley explained how MACC is responding to the pandemic on the latest CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) @MACC1927 president @lashley_jeff explains the "hybrid mode" of learning the school is using to start the semester

Boone Hospital's finances are recovering, after a rough spring because of the coronavirus pandemic. That's according to board of trustees chairman Dr. Jerry Kennett, who joined CEO Roundtable on Saturday.

(AUDIO) Dr. Jerry Kennett with @BooneHospital says finances are recovering after a rough spring due to COVID-19

Boone County Sheriff Dwayne Carey says, while overall violent crime is down most of this summer, car thefts are on the rise. He talked about that and more during CEO Roundtable on Saturday.

(AUDIO) @BooneCountySD Sheriff Dwayne Carey says on CEO Roundtable violent crime has been down most of the summer, but car thefts are on the rise

MoDot engineer Kirsten Munck has an update on local construction projects like the Rocheport I-70 bridge, and Director Amy Schneider with the Columbia Convention and Visitors Bureau has the latest on how the local hospitality industry is faring due to COVID-19, during Saturday's CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) CEO Round Table w/Fred Parry

State lawmakers are in Jefferson City this week focusing on violent crime during a special legislative sessions. Hallsville Republican Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch joined Wake Up Columbia on Monday for a preview.

(AUDIO) Rep. Reisch previews this week's special state legislative session on violent crime

Executive Vice President of Operations Justin Gay with Emory Sapp & Sons talks about the projects his company is working on locally and elsewhere in the region on Saturday's CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) Justin Gay from Emory Sapp & Sons on CEO Roundtable

We may be in a recession, but the real estate market is red hot in Columbia. Brian Toohey with the Columbia Board of REALTORS explains why that may not be a good thing during Saturday's CEO Roundtable.

(AUDIO) Home sales stay hot in Columbia

State Rep. Sara Walsh previewed a likely special legislative session, and the Medicaid expansion vote in August, during CEO Roundtable on Saturday.

(AUDIO) @SaraForMissouri previews a potential special session and the August vote on Medicaid expansion on CEO Roundtable

Scott Clardy with Columbia/Boone County Public Health & Human Services says the local virus recovery plan is on hold because of a recent spike in cases. He joined CEO Roundtable on Saturday morning.

(AUDIO) @CoMo_HealthDept official says virus reopening plan will pause

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