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In this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, Dr. Lisa Kemmerer, an animal activist, philosopher, and author, engages in a thought-provoking conversation about her book "Amore and Vegan Ethics." As a retired philosophy professor, Lisa shares insights into her acronym "AMORE," which encapsulates the core moral reasons for adopting a plant-based lifestyle. She starts with "A" for animal suffering, delving into the ethical considerations surrounding the treatment of animals in various industries, with a focus on dairy farming. Moving on to "M" for medical, Lisa explores the health benefits of a plant-based diet, emphasizing its positive impact on preventing diseases like cancer and heart-related issues. The discussion then turns to "O" for oppression, where Lisa highlights the interconnectedness of social justice issues with veganism, addressing aspects such as world hunger, workforce conditions in animal agriculture, and the environmental impact. The "R" in AMORE takes us into the realm of religion, where Lisa unpacks how different religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Eastern religions, align with or challenge the principles of veganism. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the religious perspectives of individuals to foster meaningful conversations. Finally, Lisa covers "E" for the environment, breaking down the environmental consequences of animal agriculture, including soil degradation, deforestation, climate change, water pollution, and fresh water reduction. Throughout the conversation, Lisa provides valuable insights for activists, encouraging a thoughtful and considerate approach to advocacy. She shares personal experiences, recommends strategic conversations based on individual beliefs, and stresses the significance of education in creating awareness about the moral reasons behind adopting a plant-based lifestyle.  

In the picturesque town of Whistler, British Columbia, a heartwarming tale of community, passion, and resilience unfolds. Meet Natasha and Ed Tatton, the dynamic duo behind Ed's BReD, a thriving vegan/plant-based bakery that has captured the hearts and taste buds of locals and visitors alike. Their story is one of humble beginnings, the power of community, and the spirit of innovation.   It all began with a simple gesture of kindness. Natasha, a yoga enthusiast, started gifting loaves of sourdough bread to Tina, the owner of a local yoga studio, in exchange for yoga classes.   Word of mouth quickly spread, and soon, the demand for their delectable sourdough bread soared. Fueled by the support of their tight-knit community, Natasha and Ed decided to turn their passion into a business.   In March 2019, BReD officially opened its doors, marking the beginning of a journey filled with challenges and triumphs.   Little did they know, their resolve would be tested by an unexpected turn of events - the COVID-19 pandemic. With lockdowns in effect, their bakery faced an uncertain future.   However, Natasha and Ed's resilience shone through. In the face of adversity, they swiftly pivoted their business model, launching an online store and offering a diverse range of products, including their renowned hummus and olives.   Their innovative approach and unwavering commitment to their community did not go unnoticed. Media outlets, including Forbes, featured their inspiring story, catapulting them into the spotlight. Their popularity continued to soar, leading to accolades such as the Small Business BC Award and a coveted book deal with Penguin Random House.   Their book, a delightful compilation of sourdough and vegan baking recipes, is a testament to their culinary expertise and creativity.

In this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, I am talking with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE).  In this enlightening conversation, we delve deep into the transformative power of humane education and solutionary thinking.   One central theme we explored was the incredible evolution of humane education since the late '80s. Zoe's journey began with a simple summer job teaching middle school students about animal issues, which turned out to be a pivotal moment in her life. It was during this experience that she witnessed the profound impact of education on young minds.   One standout student, in particular, learned about the harsh realities of animal testing and, driven by sheer determination, handwrote leaflets to raise awareness. Instead of distributing them to classmates, he took them to the streets of Philadelphia, becoming an overnight activist. This moment marked the beginning of Zoe's realization of the profound capacity of education to inspire action and create change.   This epiphany led Zoe to become a humane educator, dedicated to teaching about the interconnected issues of human rights, animal protection, and environmental sustainability. Through her journey, she founded the Institute for Humane Education, where they empower others to become humane educators and integrate humane education into school curricula.   Today, Zoe's programs and initiatives reach students worldwide, empowering them to be solutionaries who can address the most pressing global challenges. It's a journey brimming with hope and determination, recognizing the potential of young people to drive meaningful change in the world.   In our podcast episode, we discuss the progress and challenges in animal welfare since the '80s, the pivotal role of education in shaping a brighter future, and how individuals can contribute to creating more compassionate and sustainable systems.   I wholeheartedly invite you to embark on this enlightening journey of discovery and action. Listen to the full episode here: www.veganvisibility.com/265-Zoe-Weil   Together, let's be the change the world desperately needs. #HumaneEducation #SolutionaryThinking #BeTheChange #VeganVisibilityPodcast

Laura Katleman, Founder of Bhur Foods, shares her journey from being a vegetarian for many years to becoming a vegan. She describes how her eating habits evolved over time, starting from giving up beef, then chicken, seafood, and finally all animal products.   The Catalyst for Going Vegan   Laura's transition to veganism wasn't a conscious decision but rather an evolution. As she became more health-conscious and her health practitioners advised her against consuming dairy, eggs, and other animal products, she naturally phased them out of her diet.   Embracing the Vegan Identity   Laura doesn't strongly identify with the “vegan” label. She believes that being vegan works well for her body and her spiritual practice, making her feel lighter and more at ease, but avoids labels. For her, veganism is more of a personal journey than an identity she loudly proclaims.   Filling the Gap with Vegan Sweets   Laura noticed a lack of healthy vegan sweets in the market, which inspired her to start her company, Bhu Foods. She wanted to offer people transitioning away from sugar and animal products an alternative that allowed them to indulge in delicious treats without compromising their health.   Read the full post at: www.veganvisibility.com/264-Laura-Katleman

Meet Benjamin (Ben) Hagerty, a passionate traveler and co-manager of the travel blog, It's Bree and Ben, alongside his wife, Brianne Nemiroff. Their journey goes beyond typical travel experiences as they explore sustainable tourism and embrace a vegan business philosophy. Through their platform, they offer valuable insights, travel guides, and essays about vegan and plant-based travel, making a positive impact on fellow travelers seeking mindful and sustainable adventures. Benjamin's love for flavors and dishes associated with a vegan diet began during his upbringing in the vibrant San Francisco Bay area. However, it wasn't until 2015 that he and his wife, Bree, decided to fully embrace the vegan lifestyle after a one-week trial. To their delight, they felt great after abstaining from meat, prompting them to transition gradually into a vegan way of life. In 2017, after tying the knot, Benjamin and Bree embarked on an extraordinary road trip adventure across the U.S. and Canada. Their year-long journey became a unique blend of travel and work, as Benjamin continued to work remotely as a travel consultant while documenting vegan-friendly places for their website. Their travel experiences uncovered surprising vegan-friendly areas in unexpected places. Along the way, they encountered vibrant vegan communities in St. Louis and Kansas City, showcasing innovative and creative approaches to veganism beyond the West Coast and New England. Inspired by their journey, Benjamin and Bree established their website, It's Bree and Ben. Beyond just providing information on vegan-friendly restaurants and venues, they aim to promote mindful and sustainable travel practices that align with vegan philosophy. As part of his graduate school project, Benjamin conducted extensive research, uncovering four key areas of concern that shape the experiences of individuals and businesses in the vegan entrepreneurship niche. These areas include the impetus of health and well-being, the framework of inclusivity, facing "vegan phobia" and discrimination, and the cost of doing vegan business. Despite the challenges faced by vegan entrepreneurs, Benjamin and Bree honor the vegan lifestyle, viewing it not just as a dietary choice but as a way of life encompassing compassion, environmental consciousness, and empathy. Through It's Bree and Ben, they share valuable insights into exploring the world through a compassionate lens, appreciating the abundance of experiences that a vegan lifestyle can offer. Their journey exemplifies the profound connection between sustainable tourism, veganism, and mindful travel. As a community, we can support and uplift compassionate entrepreneurs like Benjamin and Bree while making conscious choices that positively impact the world around us. Read more: http://www.veganvisibility.com/263-Benjamin-Hagerty 

In this special episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, I dig deep with author Chrissy Melanie Benson about her novel, "Marrying Myself." This unique book intertwines the themes of veganism and activism, offering readers a thought-provoking narrative that sheds light on animal rights and the power of personal choices. In this episode, we delve into Chrissy's vegan journey, her decision to incorporate activism into her writing, and the challenges and triumphs she experienced throughout the publishing process. A Vegan Awakening: Chrissy's journey towards veganism began as a committed vegetarian. At the time, she was unaware of the harsh realities of factory farming and the conditions in which animals were kept. However, as she began to learn more about the suffering endured by animals, particularly egg-laying hens, she felt a growing discomfort with her own participation in these industries. Recognizing the misalignment between her actions and her values, Chrissy made the pivotal decision to become vegan in 2011. Although she initially found it challenging to navigate a world seemingly saturated with non-vegan options, her conviction and dedication to animal rights continued to strengthen. Full post at  www.veganvisibility.com/262-Chrissy-Melanie-Benson #MarryingMyself #VeganVisibilityPodcast #SelfDiscovery #Veganism #Compassion #Activism #BookRelease #PodcastInterview #VeganAuthor #VeganLifestyle #VeganBooks #Empowerment #AnimalRights #VeganCommunity #BookLovers #VeganInspiration    

On this episode of the Vegan Visibility show, we had the pleasure of hosting Omaid Hiwaizi, a veteran in technology marketing and an ethical vegan for almost three decades. Omaid is the founder of ReFarm Fund, a novel project aimed at promoting sustainable farming practices that align environmental impact with farmers' profitability.  Throughout the show, Omaid shared his journey of blending his passion for veganism with his expertise in technology and fintech. He discussed his concern about the challenges faced by small-scale farmers, the rise of industrial factory farming, and the significant environmental footprint of animal farming.  Omaid commissioned a study which demonstrated that a transition from animal and intensive farming to rotation-based arable farming and tree planting could result in a higher return on capital, even with potentially lower output, due to decreased input costs. Inspired by these findings, Omaid and his team are developing a loan product to support farmers in making this transition.  The ReFarm Fund will provide farmers with the necessary capital to implement changes like adopting regenerative agriculture, installing renewable energy sources, and establishing structures like polytunnels and large glasshouses powered by renewable energy. The loan will be commercial, but the environmental impact of their transition will be quantified, potentially reducing their loan payments. http://www.VeganVisibility.com/261-omaid-hiwaizi 

We're joined on this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast by Brett Christoffel, the CEO of All Y'all Foods, who brings over 20 years of corporate sales and sales management experience to the table. A 2020 graduate of the Austin SKU accelerator, Brett has been steering All Y'all Foods successfully for over four years. He discusses his significant transition from a Standard American Diet (SAD) to a plant-based lifestyle, a journey that inspired his thriving vegan enterprise. Personal Journey: Brett delves into his unique dietary transformation, beginning with his first encounter with Meatless Mondays, which challenged his traditional meat-centric perspective. He shares a humorous anecdote about his inaugural experience with a meatless snack and reveals the eye-opening realization about animal cruelty and the nutritional capacity of plants that catalyzed his switch to veganism. Cognitive Dissonance and the Reality of Meat Consumption: Brett underscores the cognitive dissonance prevalent in society when it comes to meat consumption. He advocates for a better understanding of the realities of meat production and consumption, encouraging people to embrace more peaceful, kind, and compassionate lifestyles, starting with their dietary choices.

One moment in time can change everything. For Sabrina Fair Andronica, the moment happened when she was deciding what to order for lunch at a local restaurant. As she looked at the menu, she saw a vegetarian sandwich among all the chicken, beef and pork choices. “Why would I choose meat when I claim to love animals so much,” crossed her mind.  It was in that moment in 2004 she realized that her actions and words needed to align fully. During our conversation, we talk about her choice to identify as vegan, her love of animals, how she came to do her animal activism by writing children's book, and her blue nose pit, who teaches her every day, what's on the outside is often a mask of something very different. Sabrina is an activist at heart and loves sharing her passion through her children's books. Her books include… Adventures At Rainbow Bridge is a beautifully illustrated book about   the importance of accepting ourselves and accepting each other. Labrador Retriever with the Block Head is a graceful and familiar story about unconditional love from a deserving rescue pitbull changing one family's world, and our own illusions Cruelty-Free is the Way to Be! Is a book on a mission to show that kindness to all sentient beings is the greatest act of compassion one can express. http://www.veganvisibility.com/258-always-fair-books

If you don't plan to succeed, you plan to fail. Truer words are seldom spoken.  In this episode, VLynn Hawkins once again joins me to share insights into how to map out your coming year in business. http://www.veganvisibility.com 

Have you heard that appearing on podcast shows is a great way to increase your market reach as well as your influence? If you answered yes, you're right.  Yet, many experts have no clue where to start. Or, they miss the mark when approaching hosts. In this episode I share three simple things you can do to secure more podcast interviews.  http://www.veganvisibility.com 

Imagine being able to combine the passion of animal safety with your passion of travel. Until now, it was almost unheard of. Leading the way, Faik Bouhrik combined his love of business, animals, sanctuaries and travel together to create The Vegan Stay. At a time when veganism is becoming more than a mindset and a lifestyle and one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy, large corporations that have profited from the suffering of animals by treating them as mere commodities are primed to take full advantage of this new trend. During Faik's time volunteering at Animal Sanctuaries in America, he was able to learn about the work these organizations do and the unique challenges the people behind them face, day in and day out. Animal Sanctuaries,  he realized, play a crucial role not only in rescuing animals in need from horrific exploitation but also in educating the general public about the need to see the animals for the sentient beings they truly are. During this episode, Faik Bouhrik and Kathleen Gage, host of The Vegan Visibility Podcast talk about what keeps Faik inspired, the challenges and his vision for the future of The Vegan Stay.  

Author M. C. Ronen (Maya Cohen-Ronen) is a New Zealand based vegan, feminist, and animal rights activist. She wrote The Liberation Trilogy out of disappointment at being unable to find mainstream books that avoid banal mentions of animal cruelty acts and/or everyday speciesism. Her deliberate intention was to create an exciting, fast-paced, page-turning fiction series that has a clear ethical undertone and message with a potential appeal to a wide range of readers.    M.C. Ronen has always been a book junkie. She loves fast-paced, suspenseful thrillers, full of plot-twists and cliff-hangers that made her heart race is her preference.  Upon going vegan she discovered to her surprise and dismay that she could no longer enjoy books as she did before.  Suddenly she could no longer find any reading material – at least, not anything that was 'safe'.  Now, every book she picked up, whether recommended to her by a friend, promoted on mainstream media, a best seller, or randomly picked up in the bookstore – every book there was seemed to ooze with at least one of the following: Speciesism, animal cruelty or even blatant anti-vegan sentiments.  Slowly she found herself reading less and less. The wonderful door to a universe of imaginary worlds was closing. Around 2016 she made a decision - if it didn't exist, she would write it myself!  This was the catalyst for The Liberation Trilogy being born. During this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, M.C. Ronen and I dig deep into what led her down the path of writing that she is on. Writing is just one of the many ways she is an animal activist. More information: MCRonenAuthor.com More information on Vegan Visibility www.veganvisibility.com 

Once upon a time there was a little girl who lived in a slum, in a tin-roofed hut between a ravine and a landfill, in a small town in the Dominican Republic. With the odds against her, this young girl had a dream that wouldn't die. Rather than succumb to a fate that she seemed destined to live, Elayna Fernández bucked the system and set out to change not only her life, but the lives of everyone she meets. Now a highly successful entrepreneur, Elayna is on a mission to help mompreneurs create their own success stories. A storyteller, story strategist and student of pain, Elayna shares insights on how to go from the depths of despair to a life filled with purpose. During our conversation, Elayna shares how she created a vision, focused on her vision, rather than her conditions, and now inspires moms everywhere to have a dream to hold on to. As an ethical vegan, Elayna is a force to be reckoned with. Tune in to find out what drives this woman who turned her life around in ways almost unimaginable.  

What would motivate someone to ride a bicycle across Canada? For Nicolette Richer, the motivation is simple; raise awareness about health, reversing disease, and the need for people to know the truth about what they are consuming. We dig deep into food choices, racism, colonization, disease and the oppression that needs to be brought to the light of day. Nicolette Richer is a serial entrepreneur, author, PBWF endurance athlete, Regenerative Medicine Educator, Doctoral candidate, lululemon Ambassador and most importantly, a mom of three world-shaking girls. She has 20+ years as an international speaker including a TEDx talk and successful Dragons' Den appearance. Nicolette is on a mission to eradicate 22 million cases of chronic disease by 2030. As a Regenerative Medicine Health Educator, she has over 15 years experience helping thousands of people reverse their diagnosed chronic diseases using metabolic nutrition and detoxification, and cellular regeneration. She's spoken globally to captivated audiences on how to Eat Real to Heal and has even personally catered for and was named a Force for Good by Tony Robbins. Find Nicolette Richer at this location https://www.nicolettericher.com Vegan Visibility  http://www.veganvisibility.com 

From dairy farmer to vegan activist, today's featured expert has a story that most would think impossible. Yet, Jackie Norman is on the front lines of being Vegan for the animals. Between Jackie and her husband Gareth, an equally committed and enthusiastic voice for the voiceless, Vegan FTA is taking the world by storm. Jackie Norman is a bestselling author and founding member of the fastest growing animal rights organization on social media, Vegan FTA.    With a global following of over 1.5 million, Vegan FTA is an online media platform dedicated to educating pre-vegans and inspiring those who are already vegan to be more active in the movement.    They specialize in creating content showcasing the many ways there are to be an activist, with something for everyone.    A former dairy and beef industry worker for 18 years prior to going vegan in 2017, Jackie's years of insight and experience give her a unique perspective. She shares this willingly with animal rights and plant-based advocacy groups to inform them of the realities of the animal agriculture industry and encourage positive avenues of communication with those who still work within it.  For more information and to get involved visit…. http://www.VeganFTA.com   Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/veganfta Instagram:           https://www.instagram.com/vegan.f.t.a/ Linktr.ee              https://linktr.ee/veganfta Vegan Visibility   http://www.VeganVisibility.com 

Most people know they have to be visible, but when it comes to taking the actions needed they freeze. It might be due to not knowing what to do, wondering how you'll look on camera, not clear on your messaging, or fear of making a mistake. Enter the Queen of Livestreaming, Stephanie Redcross-West. Stephanie is a master and breaking down the complex into very useable steps. During our conversation, VLynn Hawkins and I talk with Stephanie about what's most important and what people will learn during the Vegan Visibility Summit. This is a must attend session during the summit where you will discover how simple it actually is. Livestreaming: Your Secret to Connecting, Convincing & Converting Your Community The idea of going live can be terrifying for many–myself included. With live streaming, it's just you and a camera, unedited and exposed to the world, saying, "This is me and this is how I do things." Trust me. I get it–livestreaming is definitely intimidating. The first few times can feel a little like walking on a tightrope without a safety net to catch you if you fall. But this vulnerability is exactly why livestreaming is so effective. As soon as you see how it allows you to develop a real connection with your community, you'll realizing why pushing past your discomfort is worth it. Livestreaming is the best way to cut through the noise and gain visibility. It allows you to start a dialogue between you, your brand and your community. You can start talking to your customers instead of talking at them, which is a game changer. Enjoy the full 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit at www.VeganVisibility.com/Summit2022Stephanie

Have you attempted to send media releases to publications but never hear a thing back from the editor?  Want to be featured in an industry specific publication and not sure how to go about the process?  If you said "Yes," you're in the right place at the right time.  During this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, VLynn Hawkins and myself talk with Jana Short, editor of Best Holistic Life Magazine. As one of the featured experts of the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit, Jana takes you behing the editor's curtain. Most people would love to be featured in publications but hit roadblocks when reaching out to the press.  In Jana's full summit session, you will... Learn what the editor of the popular Best Holistic Life Magazine looks for with submissions. Discover what to do, what not to do, and why timing of your submission are essential Understand why most people never make the cut Learn one simple hack that will put your submission to the front of the line Jana Short is a renowned global influencer & award-winning mindset coach in the health and wellness industry.   Jana is an NLP, RTT Practitioner, best-selling author, public speaker, and host of Oh, My Health… There is HOPE! Podcast, and Best Holistic Life magazine editor. Jana currently works creating online global influencers, teaching her clients to remove blocks holding them back and start that love affair with their potential online clients while gaining maximum exposure. Enjoy the summit: http://www.VeganVisibility.com/summit2022Jana

Why is it that some digital content is shared by hundreds, thousands, even hundreds of thousands of people, while other content seems to go nowhere? This and more are the focus of what vegan activist, Jamie Logan, reveals during the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit. It's one thing to create content, it's something completely different to create VIRAL CONTENT. During the summit, Jamie Logan, founder of It's Jamie's Corner, shows you what to do to create content people want to watch, listen to and share. Having been successful in creating content that got millions of views, Jamie breaks things down in easy to understand, and implement, terms. If you plan to go viral with your content, this session is a must-see. To register for the Summit, go to http://www.veganvisibility.com/Summit2022Jamie Jamie Logan has experience in both production and post-production from her previous roles at Townsquare Media, Sirius XM and CNBC.  Jamie enthusiastically helps out where needed and will make the experience working with us easy, fun and efficient.  She received her Bachelors from Rutgers University in Journalism and Media.  Jamie is an animal advocate, filmmaker, and podcast host. She is also a recognized influencer through her YouTube Channel, It's Jamie's Corner.  Based out of New York City, Jamie creates videos that get people thinking.  Some call it ruining lives and pushing her agenda, but she likes to think of it sharing an obvious truth that most people just tend to ignore. Jamie is an ethical vegan committed to changing the world, and people's perspective, one frame at a time.  

Many people erroneously believe that 50% of businesses fail within the first year. Yet, this is not necessarily true. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicates that approximately 20% of new businesses fail during the first two years of being open, 45% during the first five years, and 65% during the first 10 years. Only 25% of new businesses make it to 15 years or more. Many people believe it has to do with the economy, not enough money to market, not knowing what to do or the market being too saturated. The fact is, one of the main reasons for business failure is failure to master the sales conversation. In this episode of the Vegan Visibility show, we talk with mindset, sales coach, Trevor Banerjee. Trevor specializes in working with entrepreneurs on the limiting believes they have around sales. Trevor is one of the esteemed experts of the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit. How To Sell Successfully, As a Heart-Led Entrepreneur is a must attend for anyone struggling with sales. During his content rich session you will learn… The biggest mistakes heart-led entrepreneurs make, which leads to business failure How to develop an entrepreneur's mindset How to sell without selling out Trevor Banerjee has had quite a hero's journey. Armed with a double masters, he spent a decade rising through the ranks at one of the largest banks in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia, only to end up being burnt out and diagnosed with depression. This was, in his words, the best diagnosis ever as it led him to look inwards for true meaning and joy. Over the last 10 years Trevor has taken his business experience and applied it to the service of the vegan and conscious business community. A qualified life coach, an NLP practitioner, an author and founder of The Freedom Switch, a vegan startup launch agency, Trevor is also a motivational speaker, having spoken to audiences in 4 continents. Now a resident of West London, when he's not helping launch another vegan startup, Trev spends his leisure time learning Spanish, playing the guitar and planning his next travel destination with his wonderful wife.   http://www.VeganVisibility.com/Summit2022  

So you're thinking of writing a book, but you wonder if it's worth the effort. Actually, writing a nonfiction book can be one of the best choices for professionals wanting to escalate credibility, expert status and influence.   Writing a book is on many people's wish lists, but as a business owner or entrepreneur, you may think you can't afford to invest in projects without a real return on investment. As the "go to" publisher in the Vegan space, Mitali Deypurkaystha has taught experts from around the globe proven systems to not only get their book done in record time, but have a book they can be proud of and one that generates revenue on the back-end. Mitali is one of the expert presenters of the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit. In her session, you'll learn how to leverage a nonfiction book to receive massive tangible benefits, such as visibility, media attention and increased profits.  With a book you escalate your market reach, influence and revenues.  About Mitali Vegan since 2012, Mitali Deypurkaystha, helps vegan and ethical experts, influencers and entrepreneurs put their mission, movement and message on the map, so together they can change the world, one book at a time. She is a keynote speaker, owner of The Vegan Publisher, a book consultancy, and the 100% vegan-owned Let's Tell Your Story Publishing imprint. Mitali is also the author of the international bestseller, The Freedom Master Plan, which reveals how her clients leveraged their books to amplify their voices and build unshakable authority. Her mission is to amplify the voices of vegans and ethical leaders globally, so the screams to end the exploitation of animals, humans and the environment will become too loud to be ignored.   ​​  

What is your story? Your story is, or at least, should be, a big part of your brand. It's what makes you unique in virtually any market. It's what gets people to feel aligned with you and your products and services. In this segment of the Vegan Visibility Podcast Summit series, VLynn Hawkins and I talk with branding expert, Will Saunders. During our conversation, Will gives an overview of what he is teaching during the summit. Build A Powerful Vegan Brand In 4 Steps - The Social Impact Brand Framework presented Learn the most important steps you need to take to build a powerful brand for your vegan business. Stand out, cut through the noise, and change the world. Learn a powerful 4-step brand-building framework you can start using today Explore examples of other successful brands and learn what makes them work Gain a deeper understanding of what a brand is and begin to leverage it in your business About Will Saunders Will Saunders is the Creative Director and Founder at Good Will Studios, an accredited social enterprise design and brand studio in the UK. Will is brand and design specialist who creates brands for ambitious ethical teams and scaling sustainable businesses who are making a positive impact in the world. As an award-winning designer with over a decade in the industry, he's helped local and national charities, tech-for-good startups, and social enterprises of all sizes across multiple sectors develop a brand strategy and a visual identity that helps them stand out and succeed in their field. His company slogan and guiding principle is "A better world, by design" and Will loves helping those who are working to solve meaningful problems in their business, and guiding them to become the purposeful, profitable brand they deserve to be. As an ethical vegan, Will is delighted to be sharing his knowledge at the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit, and is excited to help play a small part in creating a vegan world.  

Building a business based on your passion for veganism is a noble start. However, to survive, thrive, and scale your business, it must be profitable. Compassion isn't enough. Statically, many small businesses fail because they lack planning, especially around finances.  During this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, Heather Landex shares a sneak peek at what it takes to safely grow a food service business by being inclusive to the needs of your customers. During Heather's Vegan Visibility Summit presentation, you will learn about the V.E.G.A.N. Profit Growth Framework, which can be implemented at any stage of your entrepreneurial journey. This framework is designed with a continuous feedback loop to help you make informed, strategic decisions, year after year. You'll be able to create an ethically centered company that can weather the ever-changing business landscape.  About Heather Landex As an ex-food safety police, vegan with allergies and intolerances herself, Heather is uniquely qualified to coach and consult food and hospitality businesses, professionals and consultants on how to attract and serve more customers to increase revenues, reduce risk and liability and earn more through food inclusivity.  Inclusivity includes those people normally excluded from eating out; people looking for plant-based or vegan, gluten-free or coeliac-friendly, or food allergy or intolerance-friendly food. Heather has worked 20 years in the hospitality industry and is a qualified Environmental Health Practitioner, Food Safety Auditor experienced in advising and training thousands of businesses and professionals in over eight countries with highlights at the Olympic Games and in Michelin Starred restaurants.  Join in on the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit at NO COST during the launch from November 16th – 18th. Go to http://www.veganvisibility.com/summit2022HeatherL

How much do the words we use influence an opinion, perspective, or way of life? According to Sandra Nomoto aka The Content Doctor, words are the difference between lukewarm results and resistance or having a great impact. Sandra is a content writer and editor for cruelty-free businesses. She also offers a suite of services for memoir authors. After earning her university degree, she worked in the public relations industry for 13 years. During that time, she launched Conscious Public Relations Inc. at the age of 25. Over the 10 years in business, Nomoto earned B Corporation® certification and contributed to eWomenNetwork Vancouver earning the Best Social Media and Community Engagement Award. Sandra previously served on the Board of Directors for both the Vancouver Mural Festival and Vancouver Short Film Festival, which she helped grow from 2005 to 2015.  Nomoto authored The Only Public Relations Guide You'll Ever Need in 2019 and Vegan Marketing Success Stories in 2022. She writes at SandraNomoto.com and for several outlets. Sandra is one of the featured experts of the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit. Be sure to reserve your spot to enjoy, and learn from, Sandra's presentation, Content Strategies That Close Deals. There are over a dozen experts who each share insights into how you can increase your visibility. Go to http://www.veganvisibility.com/Summit2022Sandra

Katrina Fox has been wowing clients for decades on how to gain publicity. Discover what she will be sharing during the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit.  Katrina Fox is an award-winning journalist, content marketing writer, copywriter and PR strategist for purpose-led brands.   She's the author of the pioneering bestseller Vegan Ventures: Start and Grow an Ethical Business and host of the Vegan Business Talk podcast.   Katrina's Vegans in the Limelight digital marketing membership offers group coaching, content reviews and access to expert masterclasses and her signature PR course.   A vegan for 26 years (way before it became cool and trendy), Katrina's mission is to create a kinder world for all by helping vegan business owners, entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, authors and other creatives succeed, stand out and shine using the most effective marketing and PR strategies.   Access your spot for the summit at http://www.VeganVisibility.com/Summit2022Katrina 

Jamie Logan is an animal advocate and activist, filmmaker, and podcast how. Based out of New York City, Jamie can often be seen on the streets of New York filming the reaction of people on the street when they learn the truth about animal abuse, including what goes on in factory farms. The reactions she gets range from complete disinterest, anger, tears, shock and some who go Vegan on the spot.  

One decision can change our lives in ways we never consider. Such was the case when I chose to become a plant-based eater. Making the change for health reasons, it took only a few months for me to realize it was so much more than that.  When I crossed the invisible line into identifying as vegan, so much transformed in my life. Veganism is so much more than a diet. It is, first and foremost, about compassion to the animals.  Hear part of my journey over the last four years when I made one decision that shifted my life forever.  www.veganvisibility.com 

Anastasia Trofimova is the Co-founder and CEO of Your Beet, a Swedish food-tech startup. Your Beet, an app that makes it super easy to transition to more healthy, sustainable and personalized foods is like Spotify for Plant Based recipes meets personal digital nutritionist. The entire team at YourBeet.app are on a mission to make it super easy for users to eat more Plant Based food, for their health and the health of the planet! Their journey started in 2020 in Melbourne, during the devastating bushfires. There was no question in their minds that they wanted to contribute to people living more climate friendly lifestyles. The founders understood how difficult it was to suddenly change food habits and how little service there was available to make that transition easier. They are the change they wanted to see! Your Beet is a platform that makes it super easy for millions of people to eat healthy and climate friendly. With Your Beet it is TASTY and EASY to eat Plant Based food! www.YourBeet.app

From student to entrepreneur, Jelena Vukcevic, is a trailblazer in her own right. She started in 2014 organizing events for the biggest student entrepreneur club in Switzerland as the VP of marketing and growing the community of student entrepreneurs. Shortly after joining the entrepreneur club, she and her team organized the Fu*ck Up Nights. Based on the premise that anything is possible, the event was mentioned in several newspapers across Switzerland. As a result of the event's success, it has been modeled after by different entrepreneurial organizations across Switzerland. In 2018, Jelena co-founded together the Swiss chapter of Women Techmakers with three other driven women. Women Techmakers is a global initiative from Google for women in tech. Just a few months after the launch, Jelena organized, together with her co-founders, the biggest hackathon for women only. Like previous events Jelena led the way on, this too was featured in the local newspaper of Zurich. After successfully building communities in different niches, Jelena founded her current community of vegan businesswomen in September 2021. The mission of Lady V community is to support, guide and mentor vegan women to grow their businesses by organizing expert talks, community meetups, goal-setting workshops, and much more. http://www.veganvisibility.com/LadyV

What do you get when you have a passionate New Yorker who LOVES pizza and is VEGAN? You get a man on a mission to create a high-quality, vegan pizza cheese to not only satisfy his love of pizza, but also do his part to raise awareness about caring for the planet. As CEO of Pleese Foods, Kobi Regev has not only set out to make the most delicious and appealing plant-based cheese on the market, but he's also dedicated himself and his company to giving back in meaningful ways. For every case of Pleese Cheese sold, Pleese donates a tree to be planted by the National Forest Foundation, a cause that's close to Kobi's heart. Both Kobi and his wife are on this journey together. Seeing an opportunity in the lack of quality vegan pizza options available when they switched to a plant-based diet in 2014, they've made it their mission to offer a healthy, tasty cheese option for vegans and nonvegans alike. http://www.saypleese.com

Vegan Marketing Success Stories is taking the vegan business world by storm. A first of its kind, Vegan Marketing Success Stories highlights the marketing tactics of many of today's most successful vegan businesses. With 47 contributors and dozens of other vegan companies mentioned as examples, the non-fiction book shares how on- and off-line tactics contribute to a cohesive strategy and topical issues that few marketing books are talking about: the importance of diversity and inclusion, what vegan businesses did to weather the pandemic, and how some have transitioned to becoming vegan. “In 2021, I researched whether there was a book about marketing for the vegan industry. When I discovered one didn't exist, I knew I had to publish it,” says Nomoto, a vegan content writer and editor since 2020 who operates as The Content Doctor. She continues: “This book would not have been possible without the stories of the 47 contributors and other vegan companies around the world.” Contributors include executives of Benji Vegan Gourmet, Blue Tribe, Goddess Garden, Immaculate Vegan, Remeant, Vegan Business Tribe, Vegans, Baby, Vegan Supply, and We Animals Media. Other companies and individuals featured in Vegan Marketing Success Stories include Alpha Foods, Alpro, Atlas Monroe, Bad Manners, Heather Landex, Kathleen Gage of Vegan Visibility, Mid-Day Squares, NutritionFacts.org, Switch4Good, The Body Shop, THIS, and VFC. The book is endorsed by Victoria Moran, Chief Compassion Officer of Main Street Vegan Academy, Erik Amundson, Co-Founder of Vevolution, Claire Smith, vegan entrepreneur and impact investor at Beyond Investing, Katrina Fox, Founder of Vegan Business Media and author of Vegan Ventures, and Stephanie Redcross West, Managing Director of Vegan Mainstream, among others. http://www.veganvisibility.com/SandraNomoto

On any given day, we make dozens, if not hundreds of decisions. Most are small decisions, but decisions, nonetheless. Find out two decisions that I made that changed my life forever.  Think about your own decisions. Did you decide something that changed you forever?  One decision entrepreneurs are making is to gain more visibility for their business. One way to do that is to get on podcast shows.  Not sure how? Get the FREE Influencer Guide at http://www.veganvisibility.com/influencer 

If you're an author, you need to be on top of your marketing. Whether you do your own marketing, or hire an outside agency, marketing is a must do. If you're a vegan author, you definitely need to be clear on getting your message out.  In this episode, I cover three proven ways to sell more books.  One way is to be a guest on podcast shows. Not sure how to do that? Get the Influencer Guide. FREE http://www.veganvisibility.com/influencer

In many countries, animal rescues and sanctuaries are an accepted part of the culture. Yet, in other countries, they are a rarity. In Vietnam, a country of over 96 million people, one woman who is doing all she can to raise awareness about the need for animal aid and rescue is Catherine Besch, founder of Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue – US. Catherine co-founded the organization in 2013 as Vietnam Animal Welfare Organization. After Cat and her co-founder split the organization into two separate entities, Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue – US was born. During our lively conversation, Catherine shared what it's like to run a rescue organization in Vietnam. https://www.vnanimalaid.org/

Each of us has a journey we are on. For some, it's a very conscious journey. For others, not so much. In this episode, I share a bit about my own spiritual journey. I've recently begun an automatic writing course as part of my journey.     

It's likely you follow a few influencers. Men and women who have massive followings, they are witty, insightful and seem to be made for the stage. Experts you admire and yet, more than once, you've wondered what they did to gain the following they have. One thing is for sure, the great majority of well-known influencers started out as complete unknowns. Unknowns who somehow, someway, went from total obscurity and likely struggling financially, to world renowned, financially successful public figures. Influencers are often the people we choose to invest our money with for products and services. Amazingly, the two may go hand in hand. The more you follow an influencer, the more you tend to trust them. In the past, people were much more inclined to make buying decisions without putting much thought into their decision. Yet, today, due to the downturn in the economy, the pandemic and so much global uncertainty, many people are more cautious about their buying decisions. INCREASE YOUR INFLUENCE WITH THE INFLUENCER GUIDE Ready to increase your own influence with a proven strategy to be seen and heard by hundreds, maybe even thousands of men and women who would love to hear your insights? If so, get the Influencer Guide absolutely FREE. www.veganvisibility.com/influencer

Are you a vegan who has felt like you are in the wrong place at the wrong time? Have you felt like you don't belong here, like you are on the wrong planet? Do you feel like you have no energy left trying to explain why you are vegan, let alone why you want to continue to grow in this direction.? You're in the right place, at the right time. There is a way to live with passion that will bring you the satisfaction you are desperate for! http://www.MariquitaSolis.com  Looking to increase your influencer? Get the Influencer Guide FREE http://www.veganvisibility.com/influencer   

Have you ever wondered how you might be able to increase your intuitive capabilities? Do you wonder if you are doing things that either hinder or enhance your intuition? Check out today's Vegan Visibility Podcast show to find out if vegans are more intuitive than carnivores. Get the Influencer Guide... FREE... http://www.veganvisibility.com/influence

Are you a vegan business owner, speaker, author, coach, consultant or executive for a nonprofit who is seeking to get your message out in a big way? Want to build your influence and market reach? Are you on a mission to impact change? If you said yes, then this episode is for you.  Check out the Influencer Guide at no cost to you. http://www.veganvisibility.com/influencer 

What most people might consider a problem, is what Rym Selmi, founder of MiiRO, sees as an opportunity to create a solution. This is exactly how MiiRO came into existence. MiiRO is a vegan-owned company offering plant-based chocolates and baking goodies sure to satisfy the most discriminating sweet treat connoisseurs. What started as Rym needing a solution for her own health, and the health of her children, turned into Rym's obsession with finding the perfect, guilt-free treats her customers have come to trust for their incredible taste.   From Plant-Based to Vegan Rym initially identified as a plant-based eater seven years go. After two weeks being dairy free, she had such incredible results in the way she felt, she explored other aspects of a plant-based diet.   After researching various food options, she realized there was more to what she tapped into than simply the elimination of dairy. She had the same questions many plant-based lifestylists and vegans ask such as, “How do I handle family get togethers, social environments and pushback from those who don't understand why someone would give up the standard American diet?” Difficulty Turns into Wonder When she began her plant-based journey she had a difficult time finding some of her favorite foods like ice cream and chocolate that were dairy free. Rym's desire to create healthy alternatives was the beginning of what was to become MiiRO. The name comes from Latin and means “to wonder.” Simply put, it means you are transported to another time and place. She chose the name to reminder herself to be fully present during those moments of joy. For most, eating chocolate is a moment of pure joy. Learn more and get your sweet treats at www.miiro.co

Rarely does one have the opportunity to sit down with a true pioneer and legend of the vegan movement. I had this unique experience when I talked with Light, Co-Founder of Gentle World, the “vegan intentional” organization which became a 501(c)(3) non profit educational organization in 1981. Vegan intentional, simply means being vegan with pure intention of compassion, love and kindness. It is obvious Light, a quiet, soft-spoken man, whose life has impacted countless men and women, teens and youth by his gentle wisdom, lives this philosophy in all he does. It all started with the first full-length vegan cookbook in the United States: The Cookbook for People Who Love Animals. Written during a time most people had no idea what a vegan was, nor what vegans stood for, this book has led the charge of healthy, compassionate eating. Even publishers were resistant to using the term vegan in books since very few people had any idea what it meant. Despite this, The Cookbook for People Who Love Animals has sold well over 100,000 copies since it was first published. Full interview at www.veganvisibility.com/gentleworld VEGAN INFLUENCE Are you a plant based lifestylist or vegan who wants to inspire others? Join in the Certification to be an Ambassador. http://www.wediditsummits.com 

What happens when you have a small team of creatives on a mission to make a positive impact on the world? Those who are creating the best work for their clients while staying 100% aligned with their vegan values? You get a dedicated team at companies like Kakadu Creative. When I sat down with Kayleigh Nicolaou, co-owner of Kakadu Creative, to learn more about what makes her, and the entire creative team tick, she didn't leave me wondering where she stood on the issue of the health, the environment and animal compassion as a vegan led company. Without a doubt, there is a trend in business where like-minded people are choosing to do business with those who fully understand their values, commitment to the animals, climate healing and the animals. Yet, the concern for those still in the “vegan closet” is that if they are too vocal about being a vegan led and driven organization, they will lose business. They question, “Will we lose business? What will people think? Is there a big enough market reach?” due to the whispered warnings of family, friends, and well-meaning colleagues. Yet, unable to shake the inner calling to proudly announce to the world they are a vegan driven company, more every day, businesses of every size and description are heeding the call. For the majority of companies who make this decision they realize it is likely one of the best choices they ever made. To get a taste of what the team at Kakadu Creative is capable of, visit https://www.kakaducreative.com   

If you're like many people, you have a bucket list. There's a good chance a dream trip is on the list.  One of the most popular dream trips is an African Safari. The type of safari where you drive from one destination point to another while snapping pictures of the extraordinary animals roaming the beautiful landscape.  Yet, there is often a disconnect when one enjoys the awe-inspiring animals while out in the bush only to sit down to a meal with the very animals that caused admiration earlier in the day.  One doesn't have to look far to find impala, kudu, crocodile, giraffe, zebra, and many other exotic animals on the menu of many restaurants throughout Africa.  This type of trip is more of a nightmare than a dream trip for vegans.  One man who is flying high to change this is long-time pilot, JC De Klerk. Passionate about flying, veganism and introducing others to the mysteries of Africa, JC is on a mission to change the face what it means to experience an African Safari… the Vegan way.  JC De Klerk specializes in memorable safari holidays that are vegan and stress free. This is the very reason he founded Air Safaris.  https://airsafaris269.com/

Disrupting the food industry, one nugget at a time, Nowadays is re-defining what cravings for junk foods are all about. Fried junk foods are often thought of as guilty pleasures, but healthier options don't usually quite scratch that itch to indulge. At Nowadays, co-founder and CEO, Max Elder, doesn't think cravings should come with a side of guilt. Nor should food damage your body or the planet to be delicious. Nowadays, a venture-backed food tech startup making Plant-Based meats, with only a few simple ingredients and an unparalleled nutritional profile, is fast becoming a favorite of those who want a healthier option to current food choices. Nuggets Lead the Way Nowadays' flagship product, tasty Plant-Based nuggets, made with a handful of simple ingredients, is overwhelmingly approved by the harshest food critics, children. Nuggets are the perfect category for Nowadays. According to Elder, nuggets is about an $8 billion category in the United States. Visit http://www.eatnowadays.com https://www.instagram.com/eatnowadays/

With restrictions lifted, many people are once again planning their dream trip. Yet, for many vegans, they run into the challenge of finding vegan friendly environments including healthy food choices and likeminded travelers.   Enter, Brighde Reed, cofounder of the high-end vegan tour company, World Vegan Travel.   World Vegan Travel is fast becoming a favorite for vegan travelers ready to have an exclusive experience in exotic lands around the globe without the worry of their food and lifestyle choices.   Backstory   Brighde spent her formative years in the UK and Australia before her desire to travel took over. The next five years were spent leading group tours for an Australian company around Southeast Asia, France, and Morocco. She met fellow tour guide Seb in Marrakech, fell madly in love and a couple of years later they discovered veganism together.  She became passionate about promoting the vegan message as an activist. Widely traveled for both work and fun, one of her most important jobs at World Vegan Travel is ensuring the vegan food on our trips is second to none.  She also makes sure everyone has enough treats throughout the day and organizes the infamous trivia sessions during our final day's parties. She also does all the marketing for the business. Although vegan travelers finding places to lodge and dine were difficult in the past, such is not the case today. Brighde and Seth are committed to raising awareness about the upward trend of more and more travelers who do identify as vegan. Add to this the level at which their clients enjoy travel, and many facilities are more than willing to get very creative in how they accommodate their groups. https://worldvegantravel.com/

 There is a time and a place for complimentary coaching. Watch this to find out when it's a great idea and when it should be a pass. http://www.veganvisibility.com

Donny Makower is a business leader and marketing veteran who realigned his personal and professional endeavors around plant-based, cruelty-free living. His expertise centers around building organizations, developing, and executing brand strategies, digital marketing, and creating effective customer experiences. He is the Chairman of the Board of The Gentle Barn Foundation. https://www.gentlebarn.org/   With support from those committed to their mission, they work hard each day to create a kinder world by rescuing animals, giving them sanctuary at The Gentle Barn, and healing children through telling the animals' stories. As the founder and CEO of RDCL Superfoods, Donny is committed to raising awareness about healthy food choices, compassion to animals and being kind to environment. RDCL Superfoods is an innovative new brand that makes plant-based superfood products.  https://rdclsuperfoods.com/ Donny was previously the President & Co-Founder of RED Interactive Agency, a premier digital marketing agency, which he successfully sold. His clients included a wide variety of influential global brands, such as Samsung, Netflix, Disney, Under Armour, and Audi. TEDx Talk: "The Blindspot of Compassion - A Case for Vegan Living" https://youtu.be/DuGXEFpQuxU Coupon code for order discount: GetRDCL (20% off order)

Artist! The word conjures up all sorts of images. For Jasmine Leyva, “Jas” to her friends, the word artist only begins to describe this multi-talented woman. Unapologetically an artist, Jas was born in D.C., a city that used to be more appreciative of doctors, lawyers, and politicians. After she realized Los Angeles would open up opportunities for college and her dream to get into film, Jas relocated to the West Coast.  With a Bachelor of Arts in TV, Film and Media and a Master of Fine Arts in screenwriting, Jas' resume boasts amazing accomplishments including working as an associate producer on the NAACP winning docuseries entitled, Unsung. From there, Jas was given the opportunity to write and produce on Being, a docuseries highlighting dynamic entertainers in film and music. Happy to be doing what she loved, but simultaneously unhappy about putting that passion into someone else's vision, Jas decided to let go of her nine-to-five and come into her own reign of pure artistry. Her philosophy is, “no limits and no boss except for her own creativity.” Jas went on to star in commercials and print ads for major brands like Nissan, Sony, Apple, Uber, American Express, Diesel, BlackPeopleMeet, Credit Sesame, Michelle Watches, Elle magazine and more. Jasmine and Kenny Leyva produced their own feature length documentary, The Invisible Vegan, a film that chronicles Jasmine's personal experience with Plant-Based eating. The film also explains how Plant-Based eating is directly linked to African roots and how African-American eating habits have been debased by a chain of oppression stemming from slavery, economics and modern agribusiness. During our conversation we talked about staying healthy during uncertain times, white veganism, food deserts and why now, more than ever, the time is perfect for people to choose to become vegan. To learn more about Jasmine Leyva, visit https://jasmineleyva.com/

Your stories either move you forward or hold you back. In this episode, breakthrough expert, Jessica Dugas shares insights into the importance of sharing your stories...especially for vegans. Jessica Dugas is an Intuitive Mentor & Inspirational Entertainer passionate about helping empower humanity to live with less stress and more joy. She is a multi-passionate entrepreneur bringing all her coaching skills, healing modalities, authentic intuition, sense of humor, and love of entertainment to her clients, International Best Selling books, and successful talk show, The Breakthrough Show, and its network. Outside of her business, Jessica is a wife and homeschooling mom of 6 beautiful children enjoying many hobbies http://www.jessicadugas.com http://www.thebreakthroughshow.com

Imagine a world where those who love chicken nuggets can have their cake and eat it too. Simply put, a world where no chicken will lose its life to satisfy the appetite of millions of people who crave chicken nuggets. If Christie Lagally, CEO of Rebellyous Foods, has her way, you won't have to imagine. A mechanical engineer who holds five patents, Lagally started the food technology and manufacturing company, Rebellyous Foods, in an effort to end factory farming by creating delicious, widely available, and affordable Plant-Based chicken products. While there are currently delicious alternatives in the marketplace, most Plant-Based meats are two to five times the cost of meat and were developed for the retail sector, making them inaccessible to many...until now. A female CEO in a predominantly male-led sector, Lagally is no stranger to being a woman leader in a man's world. Prior to starting Rebellyous, she supervised a team of 35 engineers--mostly men--at Boeing where she and her team optimized the 777 wing assembly. What she learned at Boeing is informing how she and her team are redesigning processing facilities to optimize them for Plant-Based meat, enabling them to create Plant-Based nuggets that are crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, yet affordable. Ultimately, they hope to replace some of the $40 billion spent on nuggets, patties, and further processed chicken products sold annually with their products. Rebellyous has raised over $18 million so far in venture funding, including from Joe Montana's Liquid 2 Venture Fund, and Vulcan Inc., the company founded by Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul Allen. Its products are now available at more than 350 Safeway and Albertson's stores in the Northwest and Chicagoland area as well as Haggen, Met Market, and Good Eggs in the SF Bay Area.  

Are you seeking to get your message out in a big way? Want to build your influence and market reach? Are you on a mission to impact change? If you said yes, check out the three strategies that will amplify your efforts. Writing a book Podcast Appearances Hosting a virtual summit The most important thing is to know the end result of what you want to accomplish and stick with the process.  Consistency is key http://www.veganvisibility.com