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EPISODE · May 3, 2016 · 30 MIN

Josh Packard - Professor of Sociology at the University of Northern Colorado

from Making Waves at C-Level: Business Tips for Executives, Leaders, and Entrepreneurs · host Thom Singer

Josh Packard is a sociologist who studies institutional participation in America at the University of Northern Colorado. He focuses on religious, professional and voluntary associations. He is a sought after speaker and trainer for corporate, religious and non-profit organizations. His research has appeared in numerous academic and trade publications, and he is the author, with Ashleigh Hope, of Church Refugees. Josh is also the head of the Social Research Lab at the university. It is though this role that he gets to merge his academic career with his entrepreneurial side. In this episode Josh shares his journey to being both a researcher and an entrepreneur and gives valuable advice for anyone who wants to be more entrepreneurial in a more traditional job environment. http://www.joshpackard.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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