About
Nathan Heddleston
Born on May 10, 1979, in Parma, Ohio, Nathan Heddleston was raised by his parents, Richard, a Vice President and Certified Public Accountant, and Rosalie, in a nurturing Christian home. Nathan balanced his athletic interests in soccer and track with his passion for playing piano.
Nathan pursued higher education at the University of Mount Union, where he was a member of Sigma Tau Delta and maintained a spot on the Dean’s List for four consecutive terms. He also excelled as a two-time Ohio Athletic Conference Champion. Nathan later earned a Master of Arts from Nova Southeastern University, graduating with a 4.0 GPA.
After teaching and coaching at the high school level, Nathan began coaching track and field at the University of Mount Union, where he led his teams to significant achievements, including NCAA National Championships and team titles. His coaching excellence was recognized multiple times with national coaching awards.
Transitioning into the corporate world, Nathan advanced to a Senior Manager role where he excelled as an Accredited Parking Organization Site Reviewer and contributed significantly to the Healthcare Advisory Forum. His leadership was acknowledged with a top manager award in 2019.
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The Role of Music in Enhancing Athletic Performance: A Personal Perspective
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The Hazards of Street Parking and the Need for Vertical and Underground Solutions
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The Importance of Respect and Grace in Management
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How Parking Garages Are Good for the Environment and Cities
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Nathan Heddleston: Elevating Urban Parking Solutions
Nathan Heddleston is a Senior Manager in Cleveland, Ohio, where he oversees transportation, parking, and valet operations for various clients, including University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University. Born and raised in East Liverpool, Ohio, Nate’s journey in leadership and organization began at a young age with his involvement in track and field.
Nathan Heddleston: Inside the Business of Parking and Transportation
In this piece, we will discuss the basics of the parking business, along with many other factors that it consists of. This would include the role of technology, challenges, its future and much more.
Nathan Heddleston: Business Professional
Nathan Heddleston, born on May 10, 1979, in Parma, Ohio, grew up in East Liverpool, Ohio. Raised in a Christian home by his parents, Richard, a Vice President and CPA, and Rosalie, Nathan cultivated a diverse set of interests and talents from a young age, excelling in sports like soccer and track and developing a passion for playing the piano.
Mount Union's Kevin Lucas and Nate Heddleston Win USTFCCCA Region Coach of the Year Honors
Mount Union head track and field coach Kevin Lucas and assistant track and field coach Nate Heddleston have been named Great Lakes Region Coach and Assistant Coach of the Year by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
Innovations in Track and Field Training: Modern Techniques for Coaching Champions
The landscape of track and field training is evolving rapidly, influenced by advances in technology, physiology, and psychology. Today’s coaches, including seasoned professionals like Nathan Heddleston, are leveraging these innovations to push athletes toward unprecedented performances. This article explores some of the cutting-edge techniques that are shaping the future of track and field, turning promising athletes into champions.