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Jason Kempf is a leadership coach, small-business marketer, and podcast co-host in Greenwood, Indiana. If you want him on your show or stage, the contact details are at the bottom of this page.
Current roles
- Founder of 24 Hats Leadership
- Founder of 6 String Creative
- GiANT Worldwide Certified Coach
- Co-host of The Berean Files
Bios
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Jason Kempf is a leadership coach, small-business marketer, and podcast co-host in Greenwood, Indiana. He founded 24 Hats Leadership and 6 String Creative, is a GiANT Worldwide Certified Coach, and co-hosts The Berean Files. His work keeps asking one question: how do you carry real responsibility without carrying it alone?
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Jason Kempf is a leadership coach, small-business marketer, and podcast co-host in Greenwood, Indiana.
He founded 24 Hats Leadership, where he coaches leaders and facilitates teams as a GiANT Worldwide Certified Coach. His clients are capable people who are tired of wearing every hat and want a team that can carry real responsibility with them. He also founded 6 String Creative, a small marketing agency that builds websites, Google visibility, reviews, and social media plans for small-business owners, so they end up with marketing assets they control. And he co-hosts The Berean Files with Zack Killey, a podcast that tests conspiracy theories, UFOs, and other strange claims against Scripture.
Jason has also led in church and nonprofit settings, working with staff and volunteers. His view of leadership has also been shaped by his family’s experience with foster care and adoption. It taught him that meaningful responsibility is rarely carried alone.
Longer bio
Jason Kempf is a leadership coach, small-business marketer, and podcast co-host based in Greenwood, Indiana.
He is the founder of 24 Hats Leadership, a coaching and team development practice for leaders who are tired of wearing every hat. Jason is a GiANT Worldwide Certified Coach, and he works with leaders and teams on communication, delegation, and the habits that let a team carry real responsibility. 24 Hats Leadership grew from work previously offered through exANIMO Solutions.
He is also the founder of 6 String Creative, a small marketing agency that builds websites, Google visibility, review systems, and social media plans for small businesses and organizations. The goal is simple: the owner ends up with marketing assets they control, instead of a pile of tasks they never get to.
Jason co-hosts The Berean Files with Zack Killey. The show takes on conspiracy theories, cryptids, UFOs, end-times claims, and other strange subjects, and tests them against Scripture. Looking into a claim is not the same as endorsing it, and the show is built around that difference.
Jason has also led in church and nonprofit settings, where he worked on ministry strategy, leadership development, and the everyday work of leading staff and volunteers. He runs two businesses himself, so he knows what it feels like when the work depends on you.
His view of leadership has also been shaped by his family’s experience with foster care and adoption. It taught him that meaningful responsibility is rarely carried alone.
Topics Jason can speak on
Leadership
- How to wear fewer hats without losing control
- Why delegation often fails before a task is assigned
- How leaders train teams to depend on them
- What foster care taught Jason about leadership capacity
- The Shallow-End Principle
- Building teams that can carry real responsibility
- What church leadership taught Jason about leading employees and volunteers
Small-business marketing
- The digital assets every small business should own
- Why posting more is not a marketing strategy
- How websites, Google visibility, reviews, email, and social media work together
- Ethical AI use without losing a company’s voice
- What owners should know before hiring a marketing company
The Berean Files
- The conspiracy is not the gospel
- Exploring a claim is not the same as endorsing it
- Investigating strange claims without becoming gullible
- Biblical discernment in an algorithm-driven culture
- Separating evidence, interpretation, and speculation
Looking into a subject is not the same as endorsing every claim made about it.
Interview questions to start from
- You say leaders carry too much alone. How do you know when you have crossed that line?
- Why does delegation so often fail before the task is even handed off?
- What do leaders do that quietly trains their team to depend on them?
- What did leading staff and volunteers in a church teach you that a business book did not?
- What should a small-business owner own before paying anyone to do their marketing?
- Why is posting more not the same as having a marketing plan?
- How do you look into a strange claim without believing it too fast or dismissing it too fast?
- What would you tell a leader who thinks asking for help is a sign of weakness?
A note for hosts. Jason is glad to talk about what foster care and adoption taught him about leadership and capacity. Please leave our children's names, stories, and personal details out of the conversation.
His three projects
- 24 Hats Leadership: Coaching, team workshops, and the 5 Voices framework for leaders who are tired of wearing every hat. Jason also hosts The 24 Hats Leadership Podcast: Jason teaches on people-focused leadership and team culture, with an interview now and then. The earlier Leading Is Serving series is kept as Season 1.
- 6 String Creative: Websites, Google visibility, reviews, and social media for small businesses and organizations.
- The Berean Files: A podcast Jason co-hosts with Zack Killey. It tests conspiracy theories, cryptids, UFOs, and end-times claims against Scripture. Listen on Apple Podcasts or Podbean.
Invite Jason
Send the show or event name, your audience, the topic you have in mind, and a rough date. Email works best: email Jason.
Prefer a call first? Book time on the calendar.