ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the premiere episode of Unreasonable, Josh Martino welcomes Gary Chartrand — visionary leader, philanthropist, and author of Unreasonable Leadership. Chartrand reflects on the formative lessons that shaped his extraordinary journey, from his days on the baseball diamond in New Hampshire’s minor leagues to transforming Acosta from a regional firm into a national sales and marketing powerhouse. He also shares how his passion for education continues to drive his mission to create lasting impact and inspire others to lead with purpose, conviction, and a touch of the “unreasonable.”
Full video on YouTube.com/@UnreasonableJacksonville
Host: Josh Martino
Video and Audio Production: Nimble Creative Services
Artwork: Basis
English
United States
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