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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2024 · 39 MIN

56. Transitioning from Corporate to Entrepreneur with Camille Nisich

from Her Spoken Image · host April Lokar | Thought Leadership Consultant

Hey, friend! If you’ve been thinking about transitioning from corporate to entrepreneur, then today’s episode is for you! In this episode, I chat with Camille Nisich about her journey from being a corporate employee to running her own business. Camille shares great insights into her journey as well as the importance of innovation, adaptability, trust in leadership, and so much more!Main Topics Covered in Today's Episode:Camille’s transition from corporate to entrepreneurWhat led Camille to start her businessCamille’s experience with career pivotsThe importance of adaptability and transparency both in business and leadershipConnect with Camille Nisich:LinkedInSubscribe to Camille's LinkedIn Newsletter: Transform Operations & LeadersThe next cohort of The Leadership Accelerator starts September 24, 2024. Learn more here.Connect with April:Instagram: @semi.conventionalLinkedInWebsite: semiconventional.comFor the full show notes, head to www.semiconventional.com/episode56/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

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