A licensed attorney, Chad Peace never expected to lead a digital communications company that serves an impressive list of clients. With dozens of designers, project managers, and others, IVC Media, LLC’s binational team has offices in Mission Valley and Tijuana. 

Politically, Chad has sort of cornered the market when it comes to talking to independent or NPP (No Party Preference) voters for a variety of campaigns, but he and his team do much more for a wide variety of businesses, nonprofits, government agencies and others.

Tony and Juan unpack all that with Chad, CEO of IVC Media. Chad also explains what full stack digital means; that he has never seen the movie Love Actually, even though the love story he shares with his wife, Arieli, is similar to the best love story in Love Actually; and why he drives an electric car no one can repair.

Tune in to this entertaining episode of Dear San Diego to hear what Chad has to say about digital communications, marketing, family life, and his “high potential teenager,” aka his Fisker Ocean One.

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The key moments in this episode are:

00:00:01 - Inside Successful Families
00:01:31 - Karaoke Go-Tos
00:02:26 - Remote RV Trip
00:04:09 - Culture Inside a Home
00:09:29 - Growth and Expansion
00:12:51 - Lack of outreach to independent voters
00:13:48 - Non-partisan voters' preferences
00:15:10 - Significant number of independent voters
00:18:27 - Family culture and success
00:22:58 - Personal life balance
00:25:05 - The From the Nest Podcast
00:25:33 - The Independent Voter Project
00:26:17 - The Fisker Ocean One
00:27:43 - Should People Go All Electric?
00:35:14 - Chad's Lifestyle Choices
00:37:26 - Importance of Confidence
00:38:46 - Trusting Yourself
00:40:00 - Resilience in Business
00:43:16 - Building Partnerships
00:45:27 - Impact of Resiliency 

A licensed attorney, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadpeace/">Chad Peace</a> never expected to lead a digital communications company that serves an impressive list of clients. With dozens of designers, project managers, and others, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/ivc-media-llc/">IVC Media, LLC</a>’s binational team has offices in Mission Valley and Tijuana. 
Politically, Chad has sort of cornered the market when it comes to talking to independent or NPP (No Party Preference) voters for a variety of campaigns, but he and his team do much more for a wide variety of businesses, nonprofits, government agencies and others.
Tony and Juan unpack all that with Chad, CEO of IVC Media. Chad also explains what full stack digital means; that he has never seen the movie Love Actually, even though the love story he shares with his wife, Arieli, is similar to the best love story in Love Actually; and why he drives an electric car no one can repair.
Tune in to this entertaining episode of Dear San Diego to hear what Chad has to say about digital communications, marketing, family life, and his “high potential teenager,” aka his <a href="https://www.fiskerinc.com/">Fisker Ocean One</a>.
Subscribe or follow at <a href="olasmedia.com">olasmedia.com</a>
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:01 - Inside Successful Families 00:01:31 - Karaoke Go-Tos 00:02:26 - Remote RV Trip 00:04:09 - Culture Inside a Home 00:09:29 - Growth and Expansion 00:12:51 - Lack of outreach to independent voters 00:13:48 - Non-partisan voters' preferences 00:15:10 - Significant number of independent voters 00:18:27 - Family culture and success 00:22:58 - Personal life balance 00:25:05 - The From the Nest Podcast 00:25:33 - The Independent Voter Project 00:26:17 - The Fisker Ocean One 00:27:43 - Should People Go All Electric? 00:35:14 - Chad's Lifestyle Choices 00:37:26 - Importance of Confidence 00:38:46 - Trusting Yourself 00:40:00 - Resilience in Business 00:43:16 - Building Partnerships 00:45:27 - Impact of Resiliency

Dear San Diego is a public affairs podcast with personality.

Hosted by veteran communication specialists Tony Manolatos and Juan Hernandez, Dear San Diego gives newsmakers and others a platform to discuss the big issues of the day, but that’s just the beginning. 

Tony and Juan’s guests share what’s not in their bios, who they are away from work, secrets to success, and more. Tony and Juan also discuss work, home, fatherhood, health and wellness, and youth sports – where the politics can be way more fierce than they are at city hall. 

Tony and Juan met a decade ago while working for dueling mayoral candidates in San Diego. Since then, the two friends have worked together on numerous public affairs, land-use, and issue campaigns. 

Dear San Diego is a public affairs podcast with personality.
Hosted by veteran communication specialists Tony Manolatos and Juan Hernandez, Dear San Diego gives newsmakers and others a platform to discuss the big issues of the day, but that’s just the beginning. 
Tony and Juan’s guests share what’s not in their bios, who they are away from work, secrets to success, and more. Tony and Juan also discuss work, home, fatherhood, health and wellness, and youth sports – where the politics can be way more fierce than they are at city hall. 
Tony and Juan met a decade ago while working for dueling mayoral candidates in San Diego. Since then, the two friends have worked together on numerous public affairs, land-use, and issue campaigns.

Dear San Diego

Hosted by veteran public relations specialists, Tony Manolatos and Juan Hernandez discuss the not so obvious talents, attributes, and behaviors of fellow colleagues. Learn what's not in the bios and CV's and what's be the secret to the sauce of their success.

Hosted by veteran public relations specialists, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonymanolatos">Tony Manolatos</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/juan-m-hernandez-pisano-3166a275/">Juan Hernandez</a> discuss the not so obvious talents, attributes, and behaviors of fellow colleagues. Learn what's not in the bios and CV's and what's be the secret to the sauce of their success.

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