E2: I don't know $h*t about starting a Podcast
Foster Your Passion - Women Entrepreneurs sharing their journey
English - January 29, 2018 04:58 - 19 minutes - 27.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 13 ratingsBusiness Technology startup womenentrepreneurs womeninbusiness Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Welcome to Episode 2. How the hell does one actually start a Podcast? In a conversation with her good friend Lou Diamond, Hayley learns what she will need to start her Podcast.
Later in the episode, Hayley gets schooled on the legal in's and out's of starting a business by her lawyer, also a young female entrepreneur, Agatha Kluk of Kluk Pianco Law firm in NYC.
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More about Lou:
When it comes to putting great people in touch with other great people, Lou Diamond is a master connector. He has over a quarter century of experience in sales, relationship management, business development and executive coaching.
Lou’s authenticity, energy and enthusiasm, along with his unwavering passion and desire for helping people achieve their business and personal goals, is unmatched.
Lou is a Coach, Consultant, Bestselling Author, Speaker & Motivator. He was a top producer for firms such as Accenture, Deloitte, Omnicom, Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, leading teams to achieve record revenues year after year. Lou
founded THRIVE, a leading consulting and coaching company focused on making the most incredible leaders and top performers even more amazing. Most recently, he launched ThriveLOUD, a weekly podcast dedicated to inspiring people to reach their peak potential in every facet of their life.
A Cornell University graduate, Lou is a passionate sports fan, avid golfer, loving husband and extremely proud dad.
More about Agatha:
Agatha started her own law firm in 2015 and represents entrepreneurs, companies, investors and creatives in a variety of industries — digital and social media, software, retail, healthcare, creative agencies, venture capital, and boutique studios, restaurants and liquor companies. She works on company formations, mergers and acquisitions, employee equity incentives and executive hiring, intellectual property and licensing matters, contract review and general compliance issues. Agatha also acts as a part-time general counsel to many of her clients and advises on day to day legal issues that arise during the life cycle of their business.