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Charting Your Course

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by Colin O'Brien

4.7(9 reviews)
5 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Charting Your Course is a podcast where Colin O'Brien, a 17-year-old high-school student, interviews successful alumni from other preparatory academies in an effort to help other high school students chart their own course in life by learning from the life lessons industry-leading guests share.

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12/17/2020

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Episode thumbnail for 005. Charlie Merrow | Tabor | CEO at the Merrow Group Companies

March 28, 2021

005. Charlie Merrow | Tabor | CEO at the Merrow Group Companies

<p><strong>On the fifth episode of the Charting Your Course Podcast, I sat down and spoke with Charlie Merrow, who is the CEO at the Merrow Group Companies. Charlie is a graduate of Tabor Academy in Marion, Massachusetts and, according to Yahoo!, now heads the #1 PPE producing company in the United States. In today’s episode we talked about the best advice Charlie’s ever received, how he completely transitioned his company with very little time, and the piece of advice Charlie thinks all teenagers need to hear. This is truly a must-listen episode for everyone to hear!</strong></p> <p><strong>If you would like to get to know more about Charlie’s company, visit merrow.com</strong></p>

Episode thumbnail for 004. Kate O'Neil | Tabor | Co-Founder of Teaming

March 5, 2021

004. Kate O'Neil | Tabor | Co-Founder of Teaming

<p>On the fourth episode of the Charting Your Course Podcast, I interviewed Kate O'Neil, who is the Co-Founder of Teaming. Kate is also a graduate of Tabor Academy in Marion, Massachusetts. From Tabor, Kate went on to study at Providence College. Teaming is a software with the main goal of building team trust and accountability, improving team health, and helping teams do their best work together. In today's episode, Kate spoke on a wide variety of topics, such as building valuable relationships, how she co-founded Teaming, and gave fantastic advice for everyone listening.</p> <p><br></p> <p>If you would like to know more about Kate's company Teaming, visit Teaming.com!</p>

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January 24, 2021

003. Tyler Wilmot | Berkshire | Prosperian Wealth Management

<p>On the third episode of the Charting Your Course podcast, I sat down and interviewed Tyler Wilmot from Prosperian Wealth Management. Tyler is both an alum of the prestigious Berkshire School in Sheffield, Massachusetts, and the Cardigan Mountain School in Canaan, New Hampshire. From Berkshire Tyler went on to study economics and computer science at the University of Connecticut, where he took up his first job in software engineering. Today Tyler works at Prosperian Wealth Management and volunteers for both Americares, a disaster relief nonprofit, and Robin Hood, a poverty alleviation nonprofit.</p> <p><br></p> <p>If you would like to get in touch with Tyler, his best point of contact is his LinkedIn under his name, Tyler Wilmot.</p>

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What is Charting Your Course?

Charting Your Course is a podcast where Colin O'Brien, a 17-year-old high-school student, interviews successful alumni from other preparatory academies in an effort to help other high school students chart their own course in life by learning from the life lessons industry-leading guests share.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

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