Kansas Entrepreneur Shines on Today Show with Rock Doctor
September 14, 2026 - 17:10
It was a dream-come-true moment for CEO Jim Gray, nearly 25 years in the making, when "Today" cohost Craig Melvin picked up a bottle of Rock Doctor on a summer episode of the NBC morning show and told the audience, "We use this in our house!" This unexpected endorsement sent waves of excitement through the Kansas-based company, which specializes in cleaning and restoring natural stone surfaces.
Gray's journey to this moment has been anything but ordinary. After a crash course in business fundamentals, he transformed his passion for quality products into a thriving enterprise. The recognition from a national platform like the Today Show not only validates his hard work but also opens new doors for growth and expansion.
As viewers tuned in, they learned about the effectiveness of Rock Doctor products, which have garnered a loyal following among homeowners and professionals alike. Gray's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, proving that perseverance and dedication can lead to remarkable opportunities.
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