Career Reinvention for entrepreneurial STEMM Professionals and aspiring change makers
MULTIPLE HATS: STEM Careers | Reinvention | Entrepreneurship |Thought LeadershipShow Notes
Reinventing STEM Careers: Unscripted Stories of Courage and Creativity
if you're looking for a podcast to find your vision and make it happen, that's for you.
In the inaugural 2026 episode of Multiple Hats, host Angelique Greco reintroduces the podcast dedicated to STEM professionals who seek to reshape their careers and find meaningful work. Angelique highlights her journey and the essence of the show—monthly unscripted interviews with science professionals who have engineered their careers to match their vision. Listeners gain insights into starting businesses, handling self-doubt, and redefining roles. The episode also touches on personal branding and thought leadership as crucial tools. Packed with inspiring stories of innovation and perseverance, this podcast encourages professionals to think outside the box and create their own paths.
00:00 Welcome to Multiple Huts in 2026 00:29 What This Podcast is All About 02:20 Angelique's Personal Journey 04:13 The Power of Unscripted Interviews 06:08 Inspiring Stories of Career Reinvention 08:27 Special Series and Final Thoughts
Want to craft a career story that opens doors? I help STEMM professionals speak with clarity, confidence, and purpose and show up as thought leaders —so the right opportunities find you. 📬 Let’s connect: angeliquegreco.com.au | LinkedIn
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