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Huy Nguyen
Founder and President
My background is diverse, spanning from a STEM background in chemical engineering to a less technical one in marketing. Along the way, I obtained my MBA from OSU and started two of my own companies. I've experienced success and made plenty of mistakes throughout my career, working with one-person startups to 100,000+ people companies like Johnson and Johnson. I've often learned the hard way and have recognized teachings that could help others from making my same mistakes. That's why I'm sharing my experience with you through 5-minute digital common sense articles, so that you can avoid wasting hours upon hours of learning the hard way like I did 🙂
Read about all things business in Columbus, Web Design and Development, App Development, Digital Marketing, and more.
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