Leadership – Nathan Knottingham

Play to Your Strengths

Nknottingham
June 14, 2018
Business / Leadership / Top

Hey, I know, it's been a while since I've written/recorded anything for my page. But while my list of To Dos are showing very To DONE, there is always…

Culture Fit vs. Culture Ad

Nknottingham
February 21, 2018
Business / Leadership / Top

It's been a while since I've written. The last year has been amazing growth in a new company. I've been able to do new things like video work (editing and…

The Soul of Data

Nknottingham
May 23, 2017
Leadership / Musings / Top

Brene Brown said it, "Maybe stories are just data with a soul." Well, the more I think about it the more I agree with this sentiment. Data is neither good…

Nathan Knottingham

Nathan Knottingham is a Northwest Local with roots in Oregon for five generations. He credits his skills in public speaking and leadership, along with his passion for progress, as the driving forces behind his career. His primary goal, in both business and in life, is to leave each place he visits better than he found it and to help each person he meets to find the best within themselves. Community involvement is one of Nathan’s greatest passions. Before joining the Knowledge Coop in 2016, Nathan was the President and CEO of the McMinnville, Oregon Chamber of Commerce. He has also served as Chair of the Center for Community Innovation and on boards for Howard Street Charter School in Salem, OR; and the See Ya Later Foundation, a non-profit organization which provides scholarships and other aid to kids and families affected by medical crises. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Washougal Schools Foundation, which seeks to promote public education and secure grant funding for a district of seven schools in Southwestern Washington. Outside of work, Nathan enjoys reading, playing the bass, woodworking, and staying involved in his local community. He holds a bachelor’s degree and MBA from Corban University. Nathan lives in Washington with his wife and two children.