Jeff Stevens, the co-founder and CEO of Village Caregiving, one of the largest, privately-owned home care agencies in the US joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jeff Stevens discuss the following:



* You’ve been an entrepreneur for a while now. Tell us about what led you to found Village Caregiving, and what does it do?

* What were the biggest challenges you have faced early on as an entrepreneur?

* Most companies in the home health space operate with a franchise model. Why is Village Caregiving operating differently and what are the benefits??

* Village Caregiving is big on taking care of its employees and caregivers. How has this contributed to the overall success of the company?

* Village Caregiving has seen tremendous growth in the last ten years. What are the biggest lessons from your experience you’ve learned about this growth journey that you would like to share with early stage entrepreneurs?.

* What is that one tip you would like to share with budding entrepreneurs?





Jeff Stevens is the co-founder and CEO of Village Caregiving, the largest privately owned home care agency in the country. In this role, Jeff leads a team of more than 3,200 employees, including 3,000 caregivers, to serve more than 5,400 clients across 60 locations in 20 states.

Along with co-founders Matt Walker and Andrew Maass, Jeff works to ensure the company delivers quality, at-home, non-medical care as it continues to scale to more cities and states across America. He  is intently focused on creating a work culture that balances a healthy competitive spirit with a family-like atmosphere of kindness, respect, and helping employees find fulfillment in their careers.

Jeff earned a J.D. from University of Kentucky College of Law and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky.



Website: https://villagecaregiving.com

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VillageCaregivingLlc

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/villagecaregiving

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/village-caregiving-llc



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