
Mark explores the minds of visionary entrepreneurs who refuse to limit themselves to a single venture to learn how these trailblazers manage risks, innovate across industries, and turn ideas into impact. Whether you’re scaling your first business or juggling several, this podcast is your ultimate guide to thriving as a parallel entrepreneur.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

What happens when a musician, software engineer, educator, and entrepreneur all show up in the same person?
In this episode of The Parallel Entrepreneur, Mark Cleveland sits down with Spencer Handley, Founder and CEO of Sonora, to explore a career b... more
What happens when an entrepreneur spends decades helping founders transition, scale, and protect the businesses they've built?
In this episode of The Parallel Entrepreneur, Mark Cleveland sits down with Douglas Song, founder and CEO of Protos Capita... more
There's a new kind of builder emerging.
Not slower. Not more careful. Just… faster, sharper, and a little harder to categorize.
In this episode, we sit down with Daniel Innovaté, product designer, creative entrepreneur, and one of the most naturall... more
Most people think they're building a business.
But every now and then, you meet someone who's building something deeper, something rooted in people, place, and community.
In this episode of The Parallel Entrepreneur, Mark sits down with Andy Marsha... more
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Mark Cleveland’s journey as a parallel entrepreneur really sets him up nicely to converse with entrepreneurs from a wide variety of fields. It’s amazing how he engages both listeners and his guests for some real instruction to all who are on their own entrepreneurial journeys!
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This show features practical, hands-on conversations with entrepreneurs who juggle multiple ventures across industries. Episodes frequently explore topics like independent sponsorship, AI-enabled product development, brand building, and leadership that scales with growth. A standout aspect is the emphasis on community, mentorship, and ecosystem-building, often anchored in Nashville but with broad relevance to builders pursuing parallel entrepreneurship. Listeners can expect actionable frameworks, personal journeys, and real-world examples of turning ideas into durable, multi-venture impact. Potential guests and sponsors should note the show's consistent focus on growth, governance, and the human side of technology-driven expansion.
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Recent guests on Parallel Entrepreneur include:
1. Douglas Song
2. Daniel Innovaté
3. Andy Marshall
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