This is Movers and Shakers, where we interview the upcoming generation of Make It Happen Multifamily Investors to share their story.

Welcome to the Movers and Shakers podcast.

My name is Gino Barbaro, co-founder of Jake and Gino, multifamily investor, educator, father, mentor, and I'm joined by my co-host, my brosive, Josh

Ruzon, the community director of Jake and Gino. Josh, how are you today, Josh?

Gino, doing well. Actually, I'm really excited this Friday. We have a volunteer event here,

Rand, what we're doing is working for the Boys and Girls girls club going to go do a actually build a playground

so very excited about that giving back is very important to me and seeking that sense of purpose

gino how about you what are you excited about uh for all the listeners out there josh is not going to be

picking up a hammer don't worry he's not going to be building the play set he's going to be watching

maybe navigating maybe throwing a little bit of sand in the need to play set.

Right, Josh? Because we don't want you doing any kind of like any kind of construction work out there.

So I'm doing good. The weather's nice down here still. Still going to the beach. We have our money mixer coming up, Josh. In a week. It's sold out. We've got a big bus. We're going to do some bus

touring. It's going to be a lot of fun. We have the live event coming up October 19th and 20th.

That is going to be sold out real soon. So if you want to get your tickets, get them quickly

because the VIP is sold out and the premier tickets are sold out. So all we have left as general seating. So if you want to get down to this event, this can be a lot of fun.

Our guest today is going to be a big part of the event. Josh is going to be a big part of the event.

The whole Jake and Gino team is going to be there. It's going to be a lot of fun. So we've been up to a lot, Josh.

Love it. And I agree. If you're. And speaking as today's guest, we have Dylan McGough. A little bit about

Dylan. He graduated from Michigan State University in 2013, where he began working in the

political realm in both the private sector as well as the legislative branch. Before leaving

politics in 2018,

he worked for a large healthcare association where he represented the political interest

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