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Jonathan Chambers
*Girl Dad*, Kinder Mirror, Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Builder, Storyteller, Writer, Podcaster, Speaker, Marketer, Brander, Dots Connector, Nuance Noticer, Insatiable Curiosity, Loves People.
Jonathan Chambers is a professional with extensive experience in sales, marketing, branding, and storytelling. He currently serves as the Community Manager of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the Cherokee Office of Economic Development.1
Professional Background
Jonathan has over 10 years of sales experience and 15 years of experience in marketing, branding, and storytelling. Additionally, he has 9 years of podcasting experience, both as a producer and likely as a host.1
Current Roles and Interests
- Community Manager: At Cherokee Office of Economic Development, focusing on entrepreneurship and innovation.1
- Brander: Works with Reformation Brewery.2
- Podcaster: Associated with Eleven14 Studios.2
- Content Curator: Curates content for "Best of Seth Godin" and "Magic Bob Iger".2
- Entrepreneur: Based in Woodstock, GA.2
Personal Life
Jonathan is a recent widower after being married for over 20 years. He identifies as a "Girl Dad," suggesting he has at least one daughter.3
Online Presence
Jonathan maintains an active online presence, particularly on professional networking sites and social media platforms:
- LinkedIn: His profile can be found under the username jdc4jc.1
- Twitter: He uses the handle @jdc4jc.2
Interests and Values
Jonathan appears to have a strong interest in entrepreneurship, particularly from a faith-driven perspective. He has written about how faith-driven entrepreneurs can approach challenges like COVID-19.4 Additionally, he has expressed a love for nature and has written about drawing inspiration from it.5
Highlights
Scaling is key for business growth. And building trust is key for scaling your loyal audience.
Scale faster than trust can be distributed, and you’ll end up with healthy processes but probably unhealthy people culture. Trust is built slowly, consistently, and authentically.
Inspired by the book: “The tiny MBA” by Alex Hillman
Financial capital is NOT the only capital. Listen to your customers to truly understand the capital that matters most to them when it comes to supporting your business.
What other types of capital are you seeing from your customers/users? What are their core values and the why behind their support of you?
Picture quote and book from “The tiny MBA” by Alex Hillman
