PT 2: Our conversation is split into three parts – in this second mini episode, we talk about building your decision-making muscle, how he trusts his instincts and deciding to throw out the playbook as an entrepreneur.
Nathan Hall is a parent and the CEO of award-winning video marketing agency Simple Story and founder and CEO of Culture Check, an anti-racism support center for the workforce.
The next episode will feature the final part of our conversation, where we'll talk about the work he's doing to address racial discrimination and what he wishes someone would have told him before becoming a parent and entrepreneur.
THINGS WE TALK ABOUT:
Thanks to Nathan for speaking with us about parenthood and adapting his business during the pandemic!
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ABOUT NATHAN HALL
Nathan Hall is a parent and the CEO of award-winning video marketing agency Simple Story and founder and CEO of Culture Check, an anti-racism support center for the workforce. He is the recipient of an Ottawa Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award and was asked to join the Forbes Agency Council, an invitation-only organization for prominent executives of public relations, media strategy, creative and advertising agencies.
CONNECT WITH NATHAN
Website https://culturecheck.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mrnathanhall/
LinkedIn https://ca.linkedin.com/in/mrnathanhall
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ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™
I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.
As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.
This podcast is the result of my journey over the past five years bringing my kids into business settings, hosting parent-friendly professional development events and during these times, it's my creative attempt to continue connecting you with industry leaders and guest experts who also happen to be parents.
Mini episodes are released on Tuesday and Friday covering all th
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