Gary Aldridge's guest appearances

Gary Aldridge

Business RadioX® Network

Adversity to Advantage

Life in Recovery Podcast

Nashville Business Radio

Dennis Jackson

Dean Wegner

Jeff Batts

Sarah Patton

Chandria Harris

Jamie Cox

Colton Mulligan

Stuart Cooper

Kayla Curry

Karen Williams

Andrew Arbogast

Brendan Kamm

Shana Berkeley

Elizabeth Warren

Dan Smith

OwlTail

Gary Aldridge, Aldridge Valuation Advisors (Nashville Business Radio, Episode 31) Through business valuation and CFO advisory services, Gary Aldridge, owner of Aldridge Valuation Advisors, works with business owners to measure and then grow the value of their business. On this episode of Nashville Business Radio, Gary and host John Ray discussed what he looks for when […]The post Gary Aldridge, Aldridge Valuation Advisors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Gary Aldridge, Aldridge Valuation Advisors (Nashville Business Radio, Episode 31) Through business valuation and CFO advisory services, Gary Aldridge, owner of Aldridge Valuation Advisors, works with business owners to measure and then grow the value of their business. On this episode of Nashville Business Radio, Gary and host John Ray discussed what he looks for when […]<br>The post Gary Aldridge, Aldridge Valuation Advisors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Gary Aldridge, Aldridge Valuation Advisors

'By the time I took my GCSEs I was so addicted to drugs that there was no chance I would get any grades' Ten years of drug use including stints in prison, homelessness and stuck in a cycle of the criminal justice system, Gary attended his first rehab in prison at 21.   On probation at 27 he met a man who acted as a mentor and had been 6 years clean and sober.  Wishing his whole life that he would have received mentoring instead of punitive punishment, Gary finally got the mentoring and guidance he'd been searching for through a recovering addict who volunteered to work with him.

'By the time I took my GCSEs I was so addicted to drugs that there was no chance I would get any grades' <br><br>Ten years of drug use including stints in prison, homelessness and stuck in a cycle of the criminal justice system, Gary attended his first rehab in prison at 21.   On probation at 27 he met a man who acted as a mentor and had been 6 years clean and sober.  Wishing his whole life that he would have received mentoring instead of punitive punishment, Gary finally got the mentoring and guidance he'd been searching for through a recovering addict who volunteered to work with him.

16: From Drug Addiction to Counselling Addicts with Gary Aldridge