It Will Come Show: Fireside

In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Ren Butler, Startup Market Manager for Blue Chilli. We talk about how she "fell" into community management, relationship building, and advice for other job seekers. Show notes here: http://itwillcomeshow.com/renbutler

In today's episode, we sit down with Mandy Siegel, transformational speaker coach and trainer. We discuss her unique pathway from creative, to corporate, and finally to proud business owner. Show notes here: http://itwillcomeshow.com/mandy

In today's fireside chat, we sit down with Eric Roberts Azizian to talk about the evolution of internet marketing, how he blazed his own trail, and stumbling into a career with Flippa.com. Show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/eric

In today's Fireside Chat, we sit down with Rod Hamilton, Co-Founder and VP of Product for CultureAmp, a culture-first software company that is building the world's leading survey platform for people and culture. Show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/rodhamilton

In today's Fireside Chat interview, we speak with Leesa Charlotte, Melbourne-based Community Manager for the Henley Club. Full interview here: www.itwillcomeshow.com/leesa

In today's Fireside Chat, we sit down with Erica Kuhl, VP of Community at Salesforce. This episode is chock full of value, so you don't want to miss it! Read the show notes: www.itwillcomeshow.com/ericakuhl

In today's Fireside Chat, we speak with Nathan Murphy, Melbourne-based entrepreneur, consultant, speaker and blogger. He runs a company called Tribe Growth, which helps businesses get more targeted traffic, followers and customers.

In today's Fireside Chat, we speak with Luke Boyton, founder of the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy. His academy's story was recently shared on Huffington Post to a staggering 2.9 million views! We speak all things creativity, community and Star Wars.

For our first episode, we sit down with Brett Leavy, entrepreneur, General Manager of National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS), and creator of the game Virtual Warrane 2. He talks about the importance of culture, resilience in aboriginal communities, and "taking time to take time." This is a special episode since we give honour to the indigenous people of Australia, where we are currently based, and set ourselves up for the rest of the show.