Nicholas Molina's guest appearances

Nicholas Molina

Rochester Rising

Spring Of Life Fellowship Church - Changing the world

Miss Minnesota

Matt Arnold

Sean Williams

Scott Snyder

Louise Henry

Chris Peterson

Tim Nelson

Chris Armstrong

Andy Smith

Jay Adkins

Brandon Hendrickson

Emily Johnston

Victor Montori

Amarilys Henderson

David Ollila

OwlTail

Celebrating the Vision by Pastor Nicholas Molina

In Defense of a Virtuous Woman Part II by Pastor Nicholas Molina

This week on the podcast we connected over Zoom with local entrepreneur Nicholas Molina. Nicholas has worn many hats in the community. He serves as the Vice President and Director of Communications for the Alliance of Chicanos, Hispanics, and Latin Americas (ACHLA). He’s done work with Threshold Arts. He’s teaching himself software development and data science, writing a science fiction series, and building his own business. Last year, Nicholas launched Tînto Communications (‘tînto’ means both ‘ink’ and ‘black coffee’ in Spanish) to fill a need he saw in the community. Now, he’s leveraging his past experiences with communications, graphic design, and videography within the business to help nonprofits and other community based organizations provide communications, especially related to health and other basic needs, in multiple languages. On the podcast today, we talk more about Tînto Communications, how Nicholas’s past experiences contribute to what he’s doing today, his passion for entrepreneurship, and more.Links from today’s show:Website: https://www.tintollc.comFacebook: @tintocommMusic Attribution: Like That by Ano Domini Beats is licensed through the YouTube Audio Library. Episode Breakdown:0:00 Start2:52 Intro to Nicholas5:04 Settling into the Rochester community8:33 About Tînto Communications15:45 How past experiences and lessons learned contribute to what Nicholas is doing today26:29 First steps he took to get Tînto Communications off the ground32:11 Connecting to first customers37:21 Persevering through the first year of business growth 40:59 His draw to entrepreneurship and business ownership43:01 Final thoughts and how to connect with the business47:15 Conclusion48:15 End

This week on the podcast we connected over Zoom with local entrepreneur Nicholas Molina. Nicholas has worn many hats in the community. He serves as the Vice President and Director of Communications for the Alliance of Chicanos, Hispanics, and Latin Americas (ACHLA). He’s done work with Threshold Arts. He’s teaching himself software development and data science, writing a science fiction series, and building his own business. Last year, Nicholas launched Tînto Communications (‘tînto’ means both ‘ink’ and ‘black coffee’ in Spanish) to fill a need he saw in the community. Now, he’s leveraging his past experiences with communications, graphic design, and videography within the business to help nonprofits and other community based organizations provide communications, especially related to health and other basic needs, in multiple languages. On the podcast today, we talk more about Tînto Communications, how Nicholas’s past experiences contribute to what he’s doing today, his passion for entrepreneurship, and more.Links from today’s show:Website: <a href="https://www.tintollc.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.tintollc.com</a>Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tintocomm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@tintocomm</a> Music Attribution: Like That by Ano Domini Beats is licensed through the YouTube Audio Library. Episode Breakdown:0:00 Start2:52 Intro to Nicholas5:04 Settling into the Rochester community8:33 About Tînto Communications15:45 How past experiences and lessons learned contribute to what Nicholas is doing today26:29 First steps he took to get Tînto Communications off the ground32:11 Connecting to first customers37:21 Persevering through the first year of business growth 40:59 His draw to entrepreneurship and business ownership43:01 Final thoughts and how to connect with the business47:15 Conclusion48:15 End

Episode 226: Nicholas Molina and Tînto Communications