EPISODE SUMMARY:
In this episode, we sit down with Chris Meador, a 20-year marketing veteran who has pivoted from B2B/B2C tech, media, and startups into executive recruiting for early-stage companies. Chris shares his journey and the strategic insights he's gained from navigating both personal and professional transformations. He discusses how a layoff, while challenging, can open unexpected doors and become a launchpad for career growth.
Chris, known for his direct yet caring approach, offers practical advice on enhancing your personal brand, leveraging digital networks, and connecting with opportunities that align with your skills and passions.
He provides real-life examples of individuals who have successfully turned their layoffs into stepping stones for greater achievements.
Throughout the episode, Chris emphasizes the importance of a strategic mindset in assessing and seizing career opportunities, encouraging listeners to push forward and craft their own comeback stories with confidence and clarity.
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- Chris Meador on Social Media:
- Chan With A Plan
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