Circle Back: Systematic success
The latest episode of the EC’s podcast follows Beth Chase s journey with IBM through to the launch and growth of c3/consulting
Most know Beth Chase as one of the most successful women in Nashville, the founder of c3/consulting and the former board chair of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. But few know about how she got her start as a tennis star which included a stint at Nick Bollettieri’s IMG Academy and a sales rep at IBM.
In the latest episode of the EC’s Circle Back podcast, Chase tells the story of how she built a career, then conceived c3/consulting which quickly became one of the most successful woman-owned businesses in Nashville in her living room alongside the three women she handpicked as her partners.
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You might think that the more ambitious you are, the less likely you are to struggle with self-doubt. In reality, the opposite is true.
Research has shown that up to 70 percent of the population experiences impostor syndrome the feeling that their success may be accidental, coincidental or even fraudulent at some point in their career. And further studies have shown that impostor syndrome tends to be more prevalent among high-achievers.
That’s right people who are ambitious and competitive and who push the boundaries; people who are not satisfied with coasting through life; people who take risks and try new things. These people are more likely to wrestle with the feeling of being an impostor.
CPR Wrap
CPR Wrap, a young company that markets a tool that guides people through cardiopulmonary resuscitation, has won the virtual pitch competition organized by the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. The honor means the company will receive a year-long Tennessee Titans sponsorship.
Founded by Felicia Jackson, CPR Wrap took home the win at the Pitch For Good: Tennessee Tough event Monday ahead of Nashville company Autism Possible, Expected Value and Filterjoy. In addition to the Titans, the Pitch For Good series was sponsored by Pinnacle Bank. The four finalists had been whittled down from the 16 winners from previous events and were judged by Launch Tennessee CEO Van Tucker, Jumpstart Health Investors founder Marcus Whitney and Titans Chief Legal Officer Adolpho Birch.