Legacy Founder Casey Cavell, alongside Chad Merrill and Mike Moye, founded Impact 2:52 in 2014. Impact 2:52 exists to inspire, influence and impact all we touch. The company owns and operates nearly a dozen sports-based businesses in the Atlanta metro area.
After successfully operating businesses that were not only successful and significant, this group was highly sought out as consultants for like-minded opportunities throughout the country.
Impact 2:52 continues to impact the lives of kids and small business owners looking to build successful yet significant businesses. Impact 2:52 strives to empower our team members, customers and partners to “grow in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and man,” Luke 2:52.
Ninety is an integrated cloud-based software to connect all the tools you need to build an entrepreneurial business. Ninety helps you get insight into your team to know what’s working, what’s not, and where to focus. The software continues to expand its collection of business building and awareness tools that integrate your entrepreneurial organization. Ninety has a fully integrated meeting management, to-do, and measurable tracking system, all connected to your Accountability Chart and scorecard.
Legacy 4:12 was a satisfied client of Ninety prior to meeting the Founders of the company. Once that meeting happened, the Legacy 4:12 team was inspired by their mission and vision. Legacy 4:12 was brought on to fill a fractional operating seat within the organization. Legacy 4:12 followed their proven process and became an equity owner in the business in early 2018 after helping the business breakthrough several barriers that were holding them back.
Casey was instrumental in getting us over a hump on our business. His team’s knowledge and use of their operational system were foundational in giving us an immediate common language to build from and he was quickly able to build trust with our team and customers. He proved he wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty to fight for our success. I would not hesitate to recommend Legacy 4:12 if you are looking to make significant gains in your business.
In February 2011, Legacy Founder Casey Cavell formed a company to purchase an underperforming all-sports training academy in Buckhead, Ga. Despite being a multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art facility, the business lacked a focus and mission. This lack of focus resulted in the business never generating more than $500,000 in revenue in any year of business.
Casey purchased the business and soon formed structure and process that turned the tide. Casey rebranded the current location to the D-BAT Baseball & Softball Academy, a franchise from Dallas, Texas. Casey installed a results-based culture within the business and made over $1.1 million dollars in revenue in the first twelve months of operation.
This location was honored by D-BAT for being the Franchise of the Year in its first year of existence. Seeing the vast opportunity in the Atlanta market, along with Casey’s ability to recognize the value of strategic partnerships, he restructured the company. In 2014 Casey partnered with a couple of strategic investors and became an area developer for the franchise while leading the expansion of 4 other D-BAT locations, in which he remained an equity partner. D-BAT currently has five franchises in the Atlanta metro area, and it services tens of thousands of baseball and softball players each year. This venture has been a very successful, yet significant, business!
In January 2009, Legacy Founder Casey Cavell formed Always Open Storage. Their first acquisition was made in March of 2009 when Casey purchased a 255-unit self-storage facility in Danville, Illinois.
The Danville facility was purchased at an occupancy of 65%. After the purchase, Casey’s team of management professionals quickly turned around the operation and generated an occupancy rate of 95% within 90 days.
This achievement was reached by installing management and operational systems that streamlined the business management processes. These systems led to increased revenues and minimized expenses. In May 2011, Casey and his investors completed a highly successful sale.
In February 2010, Always Open Storage’s next acquisition was made. This 500-unit self-storage facility in Covington, Georgia., was purchased at an occupancy of 53%. Similarly to the Danville facility, Casey’s team of management professionals quickly turned around the operation and generated an occupancy rate of 93% within four months.
He attributes the success of the turn-around to the management and operational systems that helped him in his previous facility. Just as in Danville, the greatly enhanced ROI resulted in tremendous value creation for Casey and his investors, which resulted in another successful sale, profiting investors over a million dollars.
Baseball Property Group, BPG, was formed as a strategic real estate investment company, with a focus on franchised businesses. Co-Founder, Casey Cavell founded BPG to meet a unique niche, providing turn-key state of the art properties that meet franchisee and franchisors requirements.
BPG splashed onto the scene by creating a JV partnership with D-BAT Baseball & Softball Academy by building a state of the art, 33,000 sq foot facility in Acworth, Georgia., an affluent Atlanta suburb. The project met the expectations of the of both the franchisee and franchisor and has been showcased in nationwide promotions.
3C Investing, LLC was developed to purchase underperforming real estate properties in 2006. Over the next four years, the team was able to identify strategic real estate opportunities during one of the most dangerous times to be an investor. Through immense study and research of the real estate markets, along with his tremendous due diligence, Casey was able to make himself and his investors’ solid returns during the great recession from 2007 to 2009. The team was able to make an unpredictable real estate market simple enough to minimize the risk and maximize the returns. They built a solid foundation on what deals worked and which ones didn’t. Their extreme focus to detail, patience and persistence paid off for all involved.
In January 2015, Legacy Founder Casey Cavell became an investor and partner in MegMade, INC. Legacy’s goal was to help a complex family business simplify, systemize and build a solid structure.
During the first 12 months, Casey solicited the help of the Legacy 4:12 coaches to help develop the leadership team. At the same time, they began installing proprietary systems and processes to ensure an operation that maximized revenues and reduced expenses.
The Legacy team was able to build an accountability chart that best utilized the team’s talents to ensure the company was built to last. After 12 months of intensively focusing on process, the business was built on a solid foundation and thriving operationally.
During the first 12 months, the business tripled in size and quickly became an iconic brand in Chicago. Their product has been featured on numerous media outlets and has become a favorite of designers, celebrities and everyday consumers. Exactly one year after the acquisition, Casey structured a winning buyout that allowed them to continue as a sustainable family business.
Casey has had the pleasure of working under the leadership of Coach Alex Childers since the Childers era started back in 2013.
Casey has been a consultant, recruiter and assistant coach for the Goshen College Maple Leafs for the past 5 years. He has been instrumental in helping develop systems and processes that provide value for both the players and coaching staff.
In its 5th year under the leadership of Alex Childers, the team had one of it’s most successful seasons in the history of the school. Although wins and losses do not measure the success of the program, it has been encouraging to see the wins pile up as a tangible expression of all the hard work. More exciting is the development that occurs with the players off the field. Casey enjoys the emphasis the coaching staff places on the students individually. He is excited about the future of the program. Go Leafs.