Member of the Month: Nathan Watts, Veryable
Member of the month, Nathan Watts, knows what it takes to make it: teamwork. As a former college athlete and high school football coach, he’s kinda the expert on teams around here. Now, as general manager of the newest Oklahoma team for Veryable, he’s building a team to support our city’s largest industry: manufacturing. It’s a big career change from education to logistics, but after casually browsing LinkedIn, Nathan knew he’d found his new perfect fit.
Veryable is the “uber of manufacturing and logistics labor,” Nathan always says. It’s an on-demand marketplace for manufacturing, logistics and warehousing labor. Veryable’s flexible labor solution connects businesses with high-quality workers at the click of a button, enabling higher productivity and a competitive edge. For workers, Veryable provides immediate access to work, the ability to control their own schedule, opportunities to build new skills, and best of all, next-day pay.
What do you do? Tell us a little bit about your company.
Veryable is a tech marketplace that connects non traditional “gig” workers with Supply Chain, Manufacturing and Distribution companies.
What is the best part of your job?
Working with people who are open to new ideas.
How did you end up in your current role?
I was passively looking when Veryable reached out through LinkedIn.. the rest just worked itself out.
When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
I always thought I would be a high school football coach.
What do you do to get rid of stress?
Listen to movie scores while I work in the yard or in the garage.
If you could only eat one item for every meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Just about any type of pasta.
What’s one song or artist that you’re embarrassed to admit you like?
Nickelback….
What is one of your favorite things about being a member of The Root Coworking?
Being able to socialize with the variety of people who work here and learn more about what they do.
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