Momentum Group

03/18/2026

4 Reasons YOUR Business NEEDS a Strategic Plan:
1) To prioritize your efforts
2) To allocate resources
3) To align everyone with organizational goals
4) To assure goals are reasonable and obtainable
At Momentum Group, we offer a dynamic planning process with unique strategies to communicate your goals and implement them effectively.
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01/02/2025

Excited to announce that Momentum Group has relocated to Paducah! This will allow is to better serve our clients in many ways. It will also allow us to expand our range of services we can offer. More information about these new services in the coming months!

12/31/2024

As we close out 2024, it brings big changes for Momentum Group. Today, I said goodbye to my office that has served me so well for the past four years. I'm so thankful to all of the clients that put their trust in me while building the business.

I'm very excited to kick off 2025 with a new start, new location, and the potential to grow the company in many different ways. Be on the lookout for many exciting updates in the coming months!

10/29/2024

We are pleased to announce the opening of a new satellite office for American Commercial Barge Line at 823 Broadway, Paducah, KY! Ben Sirk represented the landlord in this deal, having leased our old office space to ACBL, who was represented by Missy Brown, Realtor/Broker- The EPIC Group, EXP Realty. ACBL plans to expand its operations in western Kentucky, and we are excited to have them as a new neighbor. Call us today to list your lease space, or if you're a tenant needing a new location!

10/02/2024

I wanted to personally thank everyone who has encouraged and supported the work we have done at Momentum Group over the past four years! From my friends and family who believed in me, to my clients who took a chance working with a new company, you all are amazing!

I think back and look at how crazy it may have been to start a new business during the middle of a worldwide pandemic, then continue it through the worst natural disaster in our state's history. I thank God for his guidance and wisdom as business has certainly had to pivot and adjust with the times.

As new opportunities come our way to grow and help more people than ever, you will see new ventures announced, and I ask for your continued support. I started Momentum Group because of my deep passion for helping communities and businesses grow and flourish. Little did I know that by stepping out on faith and charting a new course, so many wonderful opportunities would come our way. One of those new opportunities will be announced very soon, and I would sincerely appreciate your continued support.

Finally, I wanted to thank my wife, Katie, and my children Sophie, Emmie, Jack and Luke for coming along on this journey with me. I know it has not always been easy on you all, but you always encouraged me to keep going, and you have been there to greet me at the door with hugs and smiles. I love you all and cannot wait to see where this journey continues to take our family.

10/02/2024

So grateful to have the opportunity to work on such a meaningful project. There have been so many great ideas to come from these meetings and other discussions I have had regarding Lincoln Station. I'm excited to see where the board leads this and the impact it will have on the community for decades to come!

Lincoln Station is bringing the historical Lincoln School site back to life. The former site of Paducah’s all-Black school will now be a hub for many different programs for the

10/01/2024

I had the honor of facilitating a community meeting last night for the redevelopment of the Lincoln School property in Paducah, KY, that we have named Lincoln Station. Over 30 community members attended and the event was livestreamed by our NBC affiliate, WPSD-TV. There were many great ideas shared and I look forward to the next meeting tonight, October 1st at 6 PM at Washington Street Baptist Church!

09/29/2024

PSA to everyone impacted by Hurricane Helene and the subsequent flooding. YOU MUST treat your home and property as if it were a crime scene! DO NOT move or even touch anything until you fully document the condition of your property with photos.

1. Take photos of all four sides of your home, highlight specific damage with closeup photos.

2. Take photos of the height of the water line in each room with a tape measurer (if possible).

3. Take photos of all destroyed contents such as furniture, appliances, electronics, and other personal belongings of value while still INSIDE the home.

4. When you remove the contents, spread them out and take photos outside, make a list of them and their approximate value.

5. Take photos of all exterior buildings just like your home, all 4 sides, closeups of specific damage and water line levels. Contents in these buildings should be catalogued the same as home contents.

6. If you had automobiles, farm machinery, outdoor recreational vehicles, mowers, etc that were damaged, take photos of them from all sides AND your license plates, VIN, or serial numbers for each.

7. Anything else of value, please do the same and take photos, document what it is and assign a value if you know what it may be worth.

8. Even if there is nothing left of your property, please take photos of where everything used to be and document what you lost with approximate values.

9. Immediately contact your insurance company and get them out there asap. Ask them to put it in writing that you may begin cleanup.

10. Next, go online and look on Google Earth, social media or any other place that may have before photos of your property and contents. Save all of those in a special file.

I know this is a lot to do while you are in trauma and many just want to get started on cleaning up, but if you do not do this now, you will have to continue to relive this trauma for months or even years by having to prove everything to your insurance company or organizations coming to help.

Videos are great as well, however, their files are large and are difficult to share. This is why I recommend photos.

Finally, I wanted to say that everyone that has been impacted, we as a nation mourn for your losses and will be there to help you recover. It will be a long, difficult process, but there are still many good people in this world, and you are about to see that first hand.

Disclaimer: This is just my personal advice from experience. This is not legal advice, and should not be taken as such. I cannot accept responsibility for any outcomes determined by insurance or other third party companies.

09/21/2024

I had the opportunity to visit Maui last week with the Community Foundation of West KY and the Disaster Readiness Center. A year after devastating fires destroyed Lahaina Town and other areas of the island, we were asked by the Hawaii Community Foundation to come and meet with several groups to offer support and advice as they begin their own recovery.

Many times during our trip, my mind was taken back to Mayfield and all that we have been through and what it has taken to get to this point. I was encouraged to see the same determination and passion that I have seen in my own community. Things were tough, people are still hurting, and they have years of rebuilding ahead of them, but their spirit is so strong I have no doubt that they will come back better than ever.

07/15/2024

RED CROSS LTRG INSTITUTE // TAMPA
I am thankful to have been asked to participate and share my experience at the American Red Cross Long Term Recovery Institute in Tampa this week! This is an amazing group of people who have a heart for serving others! They choose to spend weeks and months away from their own families to assist others in some of the toughest moments of their lives.
I even got to reconnect with several people who responded to Mayfield and helped me in my early days of setting up our LTRG!