In this episode of Founders Future, with host Nick Cicciari, Kitty Chambliss shares her powerful journey from a 28-year career in graphic design to becoming a leading relationship coach specializing in polyamory and ethically non-monogamous relationships. She opens up about her personal struggles with societal expectations, infidelity, and self-discovery, which ultimately led her to build a purpose-driven business helping individuals and couples navigate love without shame or jealousy. Kitty also discusses her marketing evolution—from blogging and podcasting to SEO, paid ads, and community-building—while highlighting current challenges in her niche and her plans to expand her reach through organic content, speaking engagements, and a potential TEDx talk.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Nick Cicciari, Jonah Moser shares his journey from working in biopharma, clinical trials, and hospital operations to launching a next-generation performance medicine company. Jonah explains how his exposure to traditional healthcare gaps inspired him to build Apex Vitality, a concierge wellness service focused on data-driven diagnostics, hormone optimization, peptides, and longevity. The conversation dives into emerging trends in performance medicine, the importance of medical supervision in peptide therapy, and how Apex plans to scale through gym partnerships, telehealth, and personalized treatment plans. Jonah also emphasizes taking risks early, building reputation, and positioning Apex as a leading clinic in Boston within its first year.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Nick Cicciari, we sit down with Tiffany Ahuna, founder of SGI Business Solutions, LLC, a Christ-centered coaching company dedicated to helping female entrepreneurs build and grow their businesses with faith-driven strategies. Tiffany shares her journey from corporate sales and leadership roles to entrepreneurship, driven by a desire for a more fulfilling lifestyle and deeper purpose. She reflects on how her diverse background in marketing, sales, and business development prepared her to step into business ownership and ultimately create a mission-centered brand.

Tiffany dives into her approach to empowering women through her “Boss Babe for Christ” philosophy, blending business strategy with spiritual alignment. She emphasizes the importance of clarity, consistency, and faith in overcoming burnout, building confidence, and achieving sustainable success. As her business evolves, Tiffany is shifting toward scalable impact through digital products, journals, and community-driven platforms—helping more women align their personal identity, faith, and business goals for long-term growth and fulfillment.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Nick Cicciari, Tony Wall shares his journey from athlete and coach to management consultant, and back to fitness after experiencing burnout and declining health. Now the founder of his own coaching business, Tony helps busy executives reclaim their energy, physique, and performance through personalized transformation programs. He discusses why burnt-out executives make the ideal clients, the challenges of scaling a coaching business, and his shift from paid ads to referral-based client acquisition. The conversation highlights the importance of self-belief, modeling success, and maintaining health as a foundation for leadership and performance, while also exploring future goals including advanced studies in human performance and returning to competitive bodybuilding.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Olivia Sammons, Adrian Paglia shares his journey from a career in HR and recruitment to building InBold. After multiple redundancies pushed him to rethink his path, Adrian embraced entrepreneurship and now helps aspiring founders and personal brands move from idea to execution. He discusses his no-BS, action-driven coaching style, the importance of building a business that aligns with your life, and how he acquires clients through Instagram, events, and authentic connection—while emphasizing that success comes from sustainable progress, not rushing the journey.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Olivia Sammons, Emily Krause, Founder and Chief Marketing Strategist of Amped Up Marketing, shares her transition from a 25-year in-house marketing career to launching her own consulting practice. Having led marketing efforts across nonprofit, legal, IT consulting, finance, and professional services sectors, Emily built a reputation for bringing outside perspective into industries often stuck in “marketplace sameness.” When the opportunity arose in early 2024 to step into consulting full-time, she leaned on preparation, mentorship, and her strong professional network to launch Amped Up Marketing — growing from one nonprofit client to nine clients in her first year.

Emily dives into her sweet spot as a fractional CMO, providing senior-level strategic marketing leadership to nonprofits and small-to-mid-sized organizations that need executive insight but can’t justify a full-time C-suite hire. She discusses the power of relationships in business development, the importance of continuous learning, and her ambitious goal to increase revenue by 40% while securing additional long-term anchor clients. Reflecting on her journey, Emily shares a powerful lesson: fear often lives in the unknown — and sometimes the best move is to jump sooner.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Milan Kohut, Pamela Heward shares her deeply human-centered approach to career coaching shaped by decades of experience in staffing, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation. After building and running a successful staffing company and navigating major life changes, Pamela found her true calling in helping individuals break free from career stagnation and rediscover purpose. She discusses her focus on personal branding, the importance of maintaining the human element in an AI-driven world, and how networking, referrals, and service-based outreach fuel her business growth. Rather than scaling for the sake of revenue, Pamela emphasizes impact, fulfillment, and meaningful work—supporting clients through transitions while also giving back through volunteer coaching and community engagement. The conversation highlights her philosophy that success lies in clarity, authenticity, and staying adaptable in an ever-evolving professional landscape.

In this episode of Founders Future, with host Natalie Borovska, we sit down with Sara Miller, founder of SM Consulting, who shares her unexpected journey into entrepreneurship after being laid off from an in-house marketing role. With nearly two decades of experience across agencies and B2B SaaS companies, Sara reflects on how that turning point led her to build a consulting business focused on helping organizations strengthen their marketing foundations through SEO, content strategy, and organic growth.

Sara dives into her approach to building visibility through organic channels, emphasizing LinkedIn, word-of-mouth, and even Slack communities as powerful drivers of client acquisition. She also discusses the importance of refining service offerings, moving from saying yes to everything to focusing on her true strengths—building scalable organic visibility engines. Looking ahead, she shares her goal of creating a more predictable pipeline, balancing growth with capacity, and navigating the challenges of scaling as a solo consultant.

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