048 - John Tumminello

from The Pivot Hosted by Andrew Osenga

John Tumminello was a Manhattan banker who worked two blocks from the World Trade Center the morning of 9/11. What followed was a journey that led to Nashville, a job in radio, free concerts under the shadow of the Parthenon, and a family. John is a great guy with an amazing story. You're going to enjoy this one. You can find John and learn more about The Conservancy at: https://conservancyonline.com/ Would you take five minutes and fill out our Pivot listeners survey? http://www.andrewosenga.com/survey/ Andrew's links: http://www.andrewosenga.com/ https://www.everybodypivots.com/

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