Marketplace Missionaries

<p>Keith Mathews joined the Tempus Realty Partners team as a financial analyst in January of 2022 after graduating from Ouachita Baptist University.Keith graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Finance from the Hickingbotham School of Business while being on the OBU collegiate swim team. With financial and business experience, Keith possesses the drive to continue learning. Keith is originally from Dallas, TX. He is getting married this summer and plans to plant roots and officially join a church with his wife Madeleine soon.</p>

<p>Keith Mathews joined the Tempus Realty Partners team as a financial analyst in January of 2022 after graduating from Ouachita Baptist University.Keith graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Finance from the Hickingbotham School of Business while being on the OBU collegiate swim team. With financial and business experience, Keith possesses the drive to continue learning. Keith is originally from Dallas, TX. He is getting married this summer and plans to plant roots and officially join a church with his wife Madeleine soon.</p>

Join us on episode 15 as we discuss a few key gospel principles and how they connect to the workplace!

Taylor Stokes is the owner and founder of Stōko, a coworking space in downtown Little Rock. Stōko offers “everything to make somebody have a successful day,” That includes furniture, conference rooms, a podcast room, high-speed internet and, of course, coffee.Stokes, born in Fort Smith, grew up in a faith affirming family. As she attended the University of Central Arkansas and then entered the work force upon graduation, her calling from God became more and more clear; to bring people together and to shine a light on the workplace.“I fully believe that we aren’t meant to do life alone - especially in our work space. If the recent pandemic has taught us anything it’s that surrounding yourself with community and local support changes everything. It makes an 8-5 brighter, dreams feel more realistic and life a whole lot less lonely,” says Stokes.Opening in 2022, Stokes prays that as Stōko grows continues to be a space where people can develop and nurture their own dreams.

Taylor Stokes is the owner and founder of Stōko, a coworking space in downtown Little Rock. Stōko offers “everything to make somebody have a successful day,” That includes furniture, conference rooms, a podcast room, high-speed internet and, of course, coffee.Stokes, born in Fort Smith, grew up in a faith affirming family. As she attended the University of Central Arkansas and then entered the work force upon graduation, her calling from God became more and more clear; to bring people together and to shine a light on the workplace.“I fully believe that we aren’t meant to do life alone - especially in our work space. If the recent pandemic has taught us anything it’s that surrounding yourself with community and local support changes everything. It makes an 8-5 brighter, dreams feel more realistic and life a whole lot less lonely,” says Stokes.Opening in 2022, Stokes prays that as Stōko grows continues to be a space where people can develop and nurture their own dreams.