From Army Veteran to Entrepreneur: How Chris Thomas Is Building Business and Opportunity in Ohio
Chris Thomas didn’t plan on becoming a business owner—but when opportunity knocked, he answered. In this episode of American Potential, host David From sits down with Chris, an Army veteran and the owner of Tri-County Tower, to hear how military service shaped his leadership, and how a campfire conversation with his father-in-law changed the course of his life.
Chris shares the behind-the-scenes story of buying and growing a tower construction business in small-town Ohio, the real impact of tax reform on his ability to expand and hire, and his passion for creating jobs—not just for the sake of profit, but to improve lives, including his own children with autism.
This is a powerful conversation about grit, responsibility, and the freedom to build something meaningful in your own backyard. Whether you’re a veteran, entrepreneur, parent, or policy advocate, Chris’s story will leave you inspired.
🎧 Learn more at: americanpotential.com
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Chris Thomas didn’t plan on becoming a business owner—but when opportunity knocked, he answered. In this episode of American Potential, host David From sits down with Chris, an Army veteran and the owner of Tri-County Tower, to hear how military service shaped his leadership, and how a campfire conversation with his father-in-law changed the course of his life.
Chris shares the behind-the-scenes story of buying and growing a tower construction business in small-town Ohio, the real impact of tax reform on his ability to expand and hire, and his passion for creating jobs—not just for the sake of profit, but to improve lives, including his own children with autism.
This is a powerful conversation about grit, responsibility, and the freedom to build something meaningful in your own backyard. Whether you’re a veteran, entrepreneur, parent, or policy advocate, Chris’s story will leave you inspired.
🎧 Learn more at: americanpotential.com
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