How That Happened
A Business and Innovation Success Podcast Hosted by HoganTaylor Business Advisors Robert Wagner and Aaron Ackerman
Introducing "How That Happened" with Robert Wagner and Aaron Ackerman
“How That Happened,” is a business and innovation success podcast hosted by HoganTaylor business advisors Robert Wagner and Aaron Ackerman.
In this introductory episode, Robert and Aaron discuss the show's format and what they hope listeners will gain from their interviews with business and community leaders behind thriving organizations. They also share their answers to the five questions they ask each guest.
Be sure to visit www.howthathappened.com for more episodes and additional materials.
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