Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie riso

This month's episode is with Natalie Riso (@natalieriso), Content Marketer at 500 Startups, 3X LinkedIn Top Voice, and Mover and Shaker in the Marketing/Building Community/Mental Health arena. Natalie understands entrepreneurship because she created her own events startup and at her current role, works with founders on a daily basis. We discuss attributes most successful entrepreneurs possess and Natalie demystifies the entrepreneurship persona (spoiler: not every CEO is Gary V). When talking about entrepreneurship, passion projects and following your passions always seems to come up. Natalie provides guidance to those just getting started in entrepreneurship and wondering how a 9-5 can fit in. As Natalie said "no one gave me permission to start a company," and we can translate that resilience and determination into everything we do personally and professionally. Entrepreneurship Resources Mentioned: Flik, The a16z Podcast, The Twenty Minute VC, Harvard Business Review, and Vox

With most of the world now online, it's no longer just about the big business brands, but rather more about our own personal brands. This is what customers are buying into these days, sometimes even before the business. It's something that's mentioned a lot, but what should we really care about when it comes to personal brand and what else do we need to consider, particularly if we're not the loudest person in the room. To discuss this, I'm joined by Natalie Riso; Content Marketer @ 500 Startups, over 400K followers on LinkedIn & 3x LinkedIn Top Voice. Natalie will share her perspective of personal brand, why we should be focusing on it, tips for those more introverted personalities and how to become more mindful of it, in relation to our mental wellbeing. Natalie will also be sharing her top tips on developing your personal brand, that have led to her huge growth and success through LinkedIn. If you want a fresh perspective on your personal brand, then be sure to tune in.

"There's little value in a college degree if you want to be an entrepreneur." We've all heard this before. This college-dropout entrepreneurship culture is becoming increasingly pervasive in modern-day society, especially across social media platforms, and the question is, is this really the case? Natalie Riso defends her college degree and shares how she balanced academia, entrepreneurship, journalism, content creation, and many other endeavours all at once as a student. As such, her significant growth is palpable proof of the indelible learning experiences that can accompany the traditional college path. More about Natalie: Natalie is a 3x LinkedIn Top Voice, Content Marketing Strategist, and Founder of Impact Mentality. Natalie graduated from USC in 2018 as the #1 most followed student on LinkedIn with currently over 410K followers and continues to create content on Gen Z, female entrepreneurship, social impact, and corporate culture. In addition to creating content on LinkedIn and running social strategy, she started Impact Mentality, an event series and online community at the intersection of social impact, entrepreneurship, and marketing. Natalie has also consulted for academics and professionals on personal branding, served as a pitching coach for tech startups, and has been featured in Adweek, Variety, and more. Connect with Natalie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalieriso/ Follow Natalie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalieriso/ Learn more about Impact Mentality: https://www.impactmentality.co/ Follow Impact Mentality on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impactmentality/ Follow Studio71 on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studio71us/

It’s 10x easier to say yes than to say no. Especially when the person asking is a friend. Business is not always black and white. It’s a people-centered industry and fostering relationships is a big part of it. So how do you say no to someone who you’re friends with? Natalie Riso graduated USC as the #1 most followed student on the platform. Her advice for people on how to say no:

Natalie Riso went from ghost writing LinkedIn posts as part of a summer internship to being the #1 most followed student on the platform. She has been on the platform for three years now and has seen evolved over time especially with the introduction of video. Natalie is undoubtedly one of the hardest working people I know. After graduating from USC, she has started her full-time role at Studio71 as a Content Marketing Strategist. Outside of work, she regularly plans and speaks at events across North America on social media, mental health, and women in leadership. In this episode we talk about the evolution of social platforms, how to balance multiple projects, and how to get hands-on experience in event planning. Connect with Natalie: www.linkedin.com/in/natalieriso/  Connect with me: linkedin.com/in/tiffanyparra/ Follow me on IG: @tiffanyparra_ $upport the podcast: www.patreon.com/work_in_progress Join my community for podcasters: www.linkedin.com/groups/13618544/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/work-in-progress/support

Natalie Riso is a Content Marketing Strategist at Studio71, a YouTube MCN dedicated to putting creators first. She started her journey in content marketing during college where she wrote for Linked In as one of their Campus Editors. By May 2018, she graduated as the #1 most followed student on Linked In with over a quarter million followers. Follow Natalie on Linked In http://natalieriso.strikingly.com Visit journal.kyoapp.com for full show notes Take our daily reflection app KYŌ for a spin Music: Clouds - Joakim Karud https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O13PpAoVdI

In this episode, I get the opportunity to chat with LinkedIn Guru, Natalie Riso!  She's an up-and-coming digital entrepreneur that works as a Content Marketing Strategist at Digital Youtuber Management company, Studio71.  We chat about what it means to be an entrepreneur & how to keep yourself accountable.  

This week we keep and O.P.E.N. Mind with Natalie Natalie has found a way to grow a huge following on LinkedIn You may think, LinkedIn and Followers? How does that work. Trust us, it does. Natalie has over 300,000 followers on LinkedIn, is going around speaking about the impact of LinkedIn, and has also won LinkedIn's Top Voice 2 times! She spoke to us about the importance of always keeping an open mind when speaking to others to learn about their cultures and mindsets As well as how students can leverage LinkedIn to gain internships + jobs If you want to get intouch with Natalie, her LinkedIn is “Natalie Riso” and her IG is Nat_Riso Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @Getchogrindup and check out our website www.getchogrindup.com! Always remember... We are all Young & D.U.M.B. and never forget... GETCHOGRINDUP! HIT THAT LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE BUTTON!!!! Thank you everyone!

Natalie is a recent graduate from USC and is a social media influencer with over 300,000 followers. LinkedIn is her major platform, with the largest following and where she shares the most content. Yes, a LinkedIn influencer is a thing. Natalie shares interesting and educational content and interacts with her huge following through the platform. Natalie's Instagram: @nat_risoMy Instagram: @benjaminhaydenleavittMy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/benjaminhaydenleavittMy Twitter: @b_snizz

Generation Z knows their way around social media. As I've done more research on Generation Z social media behaviors, I want to know the Generation Z perspectives behind those behaviors. Natalie Riso, member of Generation Z and content marketing strategist, shares her insights and experiences with growing up in the digital age of social media.  We talk about popular platforms, misconceptions, authenticity, building community, creating change, and if Snapchat is dead.