<p>Nick Scanlan was born and raised on the west side of Aurora and attended and graduated from Marmion Academy, Waubonsee Community College and Aurora University where he received his undergraduate degree in Communications.  He’s now a financial advisor with a major US investment firm and very involved with the Marmion Alumni Board and Aurora Rotary Club. </p>

Nick Scanlan was born and raised on the west side of Aurora and attended and graduated from Marmion Academy, Waubonsee Community College and Aurora University where he received his undergraduate degree in Communications. He’s now a financial advisor with a major US investment firm and very involved with the Marmion Alumni Board and Aurora Rotary Club.

<p>Nick Scanlan was born and raised on the west side of Aurora and attended and graduated from Marmion Academy, Waubonsee Community College and Aurora University where he received his undergraduate degree in Communications. &nbsp;He’s now a financial advisor with a major US investment firm and very involved with the Marmion Alumni Board and Aurora Rotary Club.&nbsp;</p>

Ep. 20: Nick Scanlan

On this podcast you’ll learn how to market your business with laugh-out-loud personal stories, real life client examples, and the occasional f-bomb, because let’s be honest, marketing your small business is so much more than just a “marketing problem.” 

Marketing strategist and coach, Miranda Rodriguez, of Marketing for the Uninhibited liberates product based business owners and specialty service providers from the one-size-fits-all marketing plans that leave small business owners feeling uncomfortable, frustrated and disingenuous.

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On this podcast you’ll learn how to market your business with laugh-out-loud personal stories, real life client examples, and the occasional f-bomb, because let’s be honest, marketing your small business is so much more than just a “marketing problem.” Marketing strategist and coach, Miranda Rodriguez, of Marketing for the Uninhibited liberates product based business owners and specialty service providers from the one-size-fits-all marketing plans that leave small business owners feeling uncomfortable, frustrated and disingenuous.

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Ep. 20: Nick Scanlan

Ep. 20: Nick Scanlan