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The tech.mn Podcast: Work Like a Boss with Nancy Lyons

On Episode 56, Kevin and Jac welcome Nancy Lyons, Founder/CEO of Clockwork and author of Work Like a Boss. Nancy shares her story about breaking into the tech industry in Minnesota and what she has learned along the way. We dive into leadership in the workplace and Nancy’s journey to discovering her legacy.

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Hype Time

Every episode we ask our guest to name drop someone doing cool things in the tech community. Nancy gives a shout to Danielle Steer, Executive Director of Lunar Startups (listen to her episode here!).

Socials

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Kevin McArdle on Twitter
Jac Stark on Twitter
Nancy Lyons on Twitter
Clockwork on Twitter

Links

Nancy Lyons’ Website
Clockwork’s Website
Order Work Like a Boss

About The tech.mn Podcast

This is a podcast for tech and entrepreneurship in Minnesota. Kevin McArdle, owner of SureSwift Capital, and Jac Stark, Community Manager for tech.mn set out to tell the stories of the individuals that make up the Minnesota tech and startup capital of the North. Join us every Tuesday as we interview people from across the ecosystem about their journeys.

Alex Skjong
Alex oversees the content produced for BETA, Twin Cities Startup Week, and tech.mn. When he’s not writing or editing, there’s a good chance he’s enjoying a refreshing brew and explaining the merits of heavy metal (of which there are many).