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Matthew and Lindsey Nix turn business into vocation
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Matthew and Lindsey Nix are integrating their Catholic faith into their leadership of Nix Companies, a fifth-generation family business. The couple uses their professional roles to serve others, support families, and practice their faith through their work.
Matthew Nix joined Legatus after searching for a community that could connect his professional life with his religious beliefs. After attending a chapter meeting in Louisville, the Nixes joined the organization to find a community focused on faith, friendship, and improving as spouses, parents, and leaders. Matthew Nix described the experience as a significant blessing that has provided meaningful friendships.
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