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Founder & President at Rootloud
Mitch Smith has been designing and launching tech companies since 1993. In all, he has launched 4 tech firms and Rootloud, a consulting company focused on helping others launch new ideas, companies and people. Via Rootloud, he has helped hundreds bring products to market, launch new companies and develop senior leaders for success.
Mitch and his family reside in Charleston. He is an author (JUNK on Amazon), international speaker and an avid outdoorsman. He graduated from The Citadel and served honorably for 7 years in the SC Army National Guard. He is certified in Design Thinking and Executive Coaching.
Mitch, and his companies, have served organizations to include: Aflac, Bose, Chick-fil-A, Cardinal Logistics, Comporium, Darden Restaurants, Dave Ramsey, Genentech, HP, Hobby Lobby, Home Telcom, Jabil, Milliken, Nokia, Southeastern Freight, Tallo, VF and many more.
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Mitch and his family reside in Charleston. He is an author (JUNK on Amazon), international speaker and an avid outdoorsman. He graduated from The Citadel and served honorably for 7 years in the SC Army National Guard. He is certified in Design Thinking and Executive Coaching.
Mitch, and his companies, have served organizations to include: Aflac, Bose, Chick-fil-A, Cardinal Logistics, Comporium, Darden Restaurants, Dave Ramsey, Genentech, HP, Hobby Lobby, Home Telcom, Jabil, Milliken, Nokia, Southeastern Freight, Tallo, VF and many more.
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Latest posts by Mitch Smith (see all)
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