Hosted by Natasha Reeves · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Suitcase CEO is for the person who wants to be the boss of their life and live a not so traditional life abroad. You might be dying to live out your dream of living and working in another country but not quite sure where to start. Or maybe have some experience but are looking for more inspiration and ideas to continue your journey.If that sounds like you then you have come to the right place! Each week I will be interviewing someone new who is or was an expat (someone who lives outside of their own country) and we will be finding out their exciting journey of how they made it happen.
Natasha Reeves hosts Suitcase CEO, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Lauren Fialdini shares her journey as a travel nurse living in Australia, reflecting on the challenges and rewards of working abroad. She discusses visa processes, differences in healthcare systems, cultural adjustments,
Ready to be inspired? Rafael shares how he went from a small town in Brazil to studying abroad in the U.S. as a high schooler later in France, navigating cultural barriers, scholarships, getting hired in Europe and visa
Matt Beans has put everything on the line multiple times from maxing out credit cards to build his business to selling everything he has to live abroad. He discusses the challenges of building connections while on the mo
In this episode, we sit down with Silvia, a 23-year-old au pair from Valencia, Spain, who shares her inspiring journey of living and working abroad. Sylvia talks about why she chose to leave her comfort zone, the challen
Seba Chuffer, Creator of Cineastas del Futuro (Filmmakers of the Future), teaches young adults the art of storytelling through filmmaking. In this interview, he shares his perspective on the Hero's Journey and his transf
Alex Carvajal quits his job at Deloit in Venezuela to move across the world to Australia seeking fulfillment. He barely knows English, spends his savings in about a week, and later is threatened to have his visa revoked
Cally Felstet had never been abroad until she went to Thailand for her TESL certification and first teaching experience. It wasn't long until she landed a teaching job in Spain where she spent 4 years teaching English, l
Emma Goddard met her European boyfriend in the states while she was in college. They spent two years long distance so when she graduated it was finally time to close the gap. It wasn't until after she decided, with no jo
Brigham Dallas has been a professor at BYU for the last two years and owns four businesses including Dallas Media an advertising company, SugarMe Wax Salons, an online salon products store, and Fatboys Blobs. He currentl
Annalisa Raghunandan sold everything she had and moved to Costa Rica in 2008 with her two babies and partner at the time. With no real plan or jobs she made a home for herself and her family, but not without curve balls!
From a young age, Noah became interested in diving. After high school he knew University wasn't what he wanted to do. Instead he left his small town to spend time in Hawaii getting his certifications to become a scuba in
Christine Sani started from the young age of 3 believing in and following Christ. Her journey with god led her to have a huge heart for orphans, the hungry and needy as a missionary in Brazil, Haiti and countries within
Jori Gildersleeve grew up in a small town in Washington and knew she loved horses and travelling at a young age. With a little inspiration, desire, and action she reached out to a Professional Rider in Belgium to learn a
Dan O'Donnel has been living and working in Thailand by manufacturing products in China and selling them online in the United States. He made his big move six years ago and since then he has been playing volleyball and s
Drew Dobz from the East Coast of the U.S has been living and working abroad as a teacher in Korea and Taiwan for the last 11 years and has traveled to SO many other countries!!
AJ grew up watching American television shows and learning English in school. When his friend came up with the idea of becoming an Au Pair in the U.S.A he instantly applied and spent two years exploring and caring for a
Alexis Luna graduates college, quits her big kid job ,and moves to teach English in Japan!
Ronald Brittan went from a shy guy with a burning desire to travel, became a travel guy in the Greek Islands and eventually became a dual citizen in Europe. Check out his story!
Allie Pfannenstiel moves at the age of 18 to China to study abroad, drops out after a year, Becomes a CrossFit trainer and moves to Thailand making big bucks especially for the cost of living then does another tour in Ch
Keith Dennison loses his business, his rental properties, and primary residence in the 2008 crash and decides to take the leap with his wife and kids to Costa Rica for 20 months. Find out how!
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Suitcase CEO is hosted by Natasha Reeves. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 22 episodes.
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