• Partners In Business And In Life: Pregnant Businesswoman Enjoys Working With A Supportive Husband With Justin & Kelley Knott

  • Feb 5 2021
  • Length: 48 mins
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Partners In Business And In Life: Pregnant Businesswoman Enjoys Working With A Supportive Husband With Justin & Kelley Knott

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  • Pregnancy is a beautiful time in any woman’s life and even more so when it’s her first. But that doesn’t always seem so in the world of business, where pregnant businesswomen are often expected to slow down or relinquish control because of their condition. In this episode, we will see just how far that is from the truth when you’ve got a couple who understand what it truly means to be partners in both business and life. Kelley Knott is the marketing brain behind their agency, Intrepy Healthcare Marketing. She also does online training and certification courses for physician liaisons. Pregnancy had initially been a challenge for Kelley to the point that she even kept it a secret from her team until she had a 7-month baby bump. With her husband Justin’s unceasing support, Kelley managed to cross the hurdles continues to do what she does best even if she’s only a few weeks away from giving birth to their first baby. Listen in as they share their inspiring story on the show with Matt Kelley.
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