ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A delightful, wide-ranging and in-depth chat with the fascinating and delightful Jillian Vorce of the Jillian Group.
In addition to being an exceptionally good hang, Jillian is a B-Corp consultant, podcaster, and speaker with a heart for sustainability. In this episode we look back at how she started her agency, grew it so rapidly, and how and why she ended up changing directions in her personal and professional life, and what all of that has taught her.
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United States
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