<p>Hello Shareable listeners! We’ve got a new episode for ya! Today on the show, we have Matt Rizzetta! Matt is the President and CEO of North 6 Agency, Inc. (N6A), leading brand communications agency based in New York City and Toronto. N6A has been…</p>

Hello Shareable listeners! We’ve got a new episode for ya! Today on the show, we have Matt Rizzetta! Matt is the President and CEO of North 6 Agency, Inc. (N6A), leading brand communications agency based in New York City and Toronto. N6A has been…

How to Build a Team of Millennials with a Culture of Customer Service with Matt Rizzetta

The original Shareable Podcast launched in early 2017 as part of the C-Suite Radio Network. The podcast began with conversations about the impact of people and technology on our lives and careers. 

From the outset, Shareable did things a little differently, pioneering the idea of sharing the mic by letting the guest host the show in a segment originally called "Now You Do Me" and later renamed "The Mic Swap." The rapid fire questions that began in season one later broke out into its own segment called "Think Fast."

While always maintaining an interest in people and technology, the original Shareable expanded to include a wider assortment of guests and topics. 

After 268 episodes of interviews, the show went into hiatus for a full reboot.

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The original Shareable Podcast launched in early 2017 as part of the C-Suite Radio Network. The podcast began with conversations about the impact of people and technology on our lives and careers. From the outset, Shareable did things a little differently, pioneering the idea of sharing the mic by letting the guest host the show in a segment originally called "Now You Do Me" and later renamed "The Mic Swap." The rapid fire questions that began in season one later broke out into its own segment called "Think Fast." While always maintaining an interest in people and technology, the original Shareable expanded to include a wider assortment of guests and topics. After 268 episodes of interviews, the show went into hiatus for a full reboot.

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