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Punchlines à DKR, partie 1. David rencontre Jean-Pierre Seck, producteur de disques d'or en France avec Lunatic et Booba, journaliste et co-fondateur des labels 45Scientific et Allmade.Comme des dizaines d'autres milliers de Sénégalais venus pour travailler, la famille Seck s'est installée en région parisienne, au début des années 1970. La plupart de leurs cinq enfants y sont nés et y ont grandi, dont Jean-Pierre Seck. Devenu journaliste, spécialiste notoire du rap français et producteur de l'album mythique de Lunatic et du premier album de Booba, Jean-Pierre retrace sa trajectoire, motivée par une revanche sociale, avant de penser à revenir s'installer sur la terre de ses ancêtres.“La France, tu l'aimes ou tu la quittes” ont dit successivement Sarko, Le Pen, Zemmour.… Eux, ils l'ont quittée. Et pourtant certains l'aiment encore, et tous y ont grandi. Leurs parents s'y sont installés dans les années 1960 ou 1970 en espérant une vie meilleure pour leurs enfants. Et ces enfants ont finalement fait le chemin dans l'autre sens. Adieu la France raconte quatre parcours de cultures croisées à rebrousse-chemin. Qu'est-ce qui peut motiver à se dire : ce pays dans lequel j'ai grandi, la France, n'est pas celui dans lequel je veux vivre ni élever mes enfants ? David Commeillas est allé rencontrer celles et ceux qui ont quitté la France, loin dans leur nouvelle vie, pour essayer de comprendre leur trajectoire individuelle et leur histoire familiale. Ces histoires d'immigrations et de remigrations qui, aujourd'hui, font indéniablement partie de l'histoire de France.Punchlines à DKR - Partie 1Un podcast Sonique de David CommeillasEnregistré avec Jean-Pierre Seck à Dakar en juin 2021Habillage et mixage Malo WiliamsMusiques originales Samuel HirshDirecteur éditorial : Christophe PayetAssane Mboup : « Ay Beuguente La » (Prince Arts)INA / JT France 2 (Chirac : le bruit et l'odeur)Samuel Hirsh : « Apocalypse »The Jordan Vault sur Youtube : « Best Of Michael Jordan's Playoff Games »M6 : « Rapine : Spécial Ministère AMER »Ministère AMER : « Traitres » (Parlophone)Lunatic : « Intro » (45 Scientific / Warner)Tripreport sur Youtube : Air Senegal Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Punchlines à DKR, partie 2. David rencontre Jean-Pierre Seck, producteur de disques d'or en France avec Lunatic et Booba, journaliste et co-fondateur des labels 45Scientific et Allmade.Jean-Pierre Seck a saisi une opportunité professionnelle pour revenir à Dakar. Il y travaille pendant un an chez Universal Afrique avant de revenir à ce qu'il fait le mieux : produire des artistes sur son label indépendant. Ce déménagement dans la ville d'origine de ses parents n'est pas seulement un immense défi professionnel. C'est tout son mode de vie que Jean-Pierre Seck réadapte, de son alimentation à sa religion, ou sa manière d'aborder les autres. Il nous raconte aussi ses retrouvailles avec Booba, 20 ans après le premier album de Lunatic produit ensemble. Jean-Pierre tente aujourd'hui d'inventer de nouveaux modèles économiques viables pour les artistes locaux, dans l'espoir de faire briller le Sénégal sur la carte du rap international…Punchlines à DKR - Partie 2Un podcast Sonique de David CommeillasEnregistré avec Jean-Pierre Seck à Dakar en juin 2021Habillage et mixage Malo WiliamsMusiques originales Samuel HirschDirecteur éditorial : Christophe PayetINA : Arditube « Zemmour dérape face à Diallo »Dip Doundou Guiss : Musiba (Uwar)Dopeboy DMG : « Dakar Drill » (All Made) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Cole and Gavin peak with Ryan Moor and Brett Bowden as they delve into their various industry ventures at a major trade show. From the fun-filled Roqtober Fest to their collaborations with Sanmar, the duo covers many aspects of their thriving businesses in this video. Learn about Allmade's organic cotton products, the educational push through madelab.io, the upcoming Print Hustlers conference and more. This is a must-listen for those interested in the cutting-edge work happening in the apparel industry. Links: roq.us seps.ioshirtagency.commadelab.io

Cole and Gavin peak with Ryan Moor and Brett Bowden as they delve into their various industry ventures at a major trade show. From the fun-filled Roqtober Fest to their collaborations with Sanmar, the duo covers many aspects of their thriving businesses in this video. Learn about Allmade's organic cotton products, the educational push through madelab.io, the upcoming Print Hustlers conference and more. This is a must-listen for those interested in the cutting-edge work happening in the apparel industry. Links: roq.us seps.ioshirtagency.commadelab.io

Chessie chats with Ryan about his entrepreneurship, who to hire first when you are looking to grow your business & what are his must read business books. Ryan Moor has worked in the screen printing industry for the last 20 years founding Ryonet, Allmade, ROQ.US & MADE lab. As we learn in this episode there is almost no aspect of the industry that Ryan has not at some point been involved in. Of course we also hear Ryan's unpopular opinion about the screen print industry & in this episode Chessie poses some of your listener questions. Or alternatively, check out their Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ryanmoor/ THIS PODCAST SPONSORED BY  Blind Maggot - Limited edition t-shirts https://www.blindmaggot.co.uk GET £10 OFF USING DISCOUNT CODE : SQUEEGEE Magna Colours - Waterbased ink specialists https://www.magnacolours.com  M&R - Screen printing equipment https://www.mrprint.com Target Transfers - Heat presses and transfers https://www.targettransfers.com Adobe Creative Suite - Design software DISCOUNT CODE: SQUEEGEE Adobe Creative Cloud Discount Code - Software for creatives https://prf.hn/l/oVbML1W ^LINK FOR DISCOUNT ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OUR AFFILIATES  Screen Print World - Screen Printing Equipment https://screenprintworld.co.uk/ DISCOUNT CODE  for Separation Studio NXT : CRP5 Separation Studio NXT - Artwork Separation Software https://solutionsforscreenprinters.com/separation-studio-nxt/ DISCOUNT CODE FOR Separation Studio NXT  : CRP5 Annettte & Co - The best PROFIT FIRST accountant https://www.annetteandco.co.uk/chessie/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FREE SCREEN PRINTING RESOURCES & TEMPLATES https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/product-category/downloads/ SCREEN PRINTING TUTORIALS https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/product-category/screen-print-tutorial-videos/ SCREEN PRINTING BLOG https://www.squeegeeandink.co.uk/blog/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ INSTAGRAM @squeegee_and_ink https://tinyurl.com/m52wej83  TIKTOK @squeegee_ink https://tinyurl.com/5cmnsw4b

Ever since a traumatic and scarring incident in 4th grade gym class, Dom Rosacci has been on the path to change the print game for the better, and leave the planet in better shape than he found it. Enter, Superior Ink. Of all the episodes of Shirt Show, this is by far the ripest. Topics of discussion include: Pigeon homicide, what to do in a slow down, whale clients, Allmade, sustainability, top shelf analogies, hiring the homeless, content creation, and conversations between pine trees.

It started with a punk-rock band in Seattle in the 90's and a kid who had a knack for screen printing t-shirts from his bedroom. That entrepreneurial start led to the launch of ScreenPrinting.com in 2004 which generated $8 million in revenues in under three years. As his business grew so did Ryan, as a successful business owner and social change agent. Through Allmade he is now reimagining what eco-friendly, socially conscious apparel and printing looks like and challenging the biggest brands in the world to buy more responsibly, to make sure everyone in the supply chain is fairly paid fairly, and to ensure the clothing we wear each day gives back to those in greatest need. This episode of Lead With We was produced and edited by Goal 17 Media and is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Audible. You can also watch episodes on YouTube at WeFirstTV. Ryan Moor Ryan Moor, CEO (Chief Entrepreneur Officer), connector, maker of dreams, a builder helping people build things. Ryan found his niche screenprinting shirts for his punk rock band which turned entrepreneurial when he built an early version of ScreenPrinting.com in his bedroom in 2004. Fueled by ecommerce and YouTube first-mover success, the website rocketed to over 8 million in revenues in under three years helping thousands start and learn a screen-printing business. From there Ryan started to vertically integrate the company adding manufacturing of manual screen printing equipment and supplies which helped grow the company to 20 million of revenue by the end of 2010. The next decade was spent adding entrepreneurial ventures which included becoming the US Distributor of ROQ Automated Screen Printing Equipment and starting Allmade Apparel, a socially conscious eco-friendly blank apparel manufacturer. In 2020 he led the transformation of the company's structure to create integral partnerships to scale each area of the business splitting off Allmade and ROQ.US into their joint ventures. Today Ryan spends time traveling to build relationships and ideas for each company and continues his entrepreneurial ventures as a partner of MADELab.io an apparel development and decorator education platform.   Resources: Learn more about Ryonet Learn more about Allmade Apparel Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn Visit LeadWithWe.com to learn more about Simon's new book or search for “Lead With We” on Amazon, Google Books or Barnes & Noble.

Justin Khoe (pronounced “ku”) is a professional Youtuber, podcaster and church consultant creating content for the spiritually curious. Justin has partnered with numerous organizations including Allmade, A Better World Canada, Faithlife, and hundreds of churches, colleges, and conferences around the world. By bringing people from opposing ideologies, religions, and politics, Justin works towards a world where each person has a more established set of beliefs because they have been challenged and explored. To see his latest upload, visit justinkhoe.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephen675/support

In this Episode, Ryan and Mel welcome Tina Bacon-DeFrace, President and CEO of Big Frog Franchise Group and Ron DeFrace, COO and VP of Operations of Big Frog Franchise Group! Tina and Ron both have incredible backgrounds that eventually lead them to create an eco-friendly printing franchise that has 80 locations nationwide! Hear their story in this podcast, and learn more about America Recycles Day! Allmade partnered with Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More to launch the "Give 1, Get 1" T-Shirt Recycling Campaign. From Nov. 2nd through Nov. 14th, drop an old t-shirt in a recycling bin in any participating Big Frog store and you'll receive a FREE Allmade shirt with any of the 4 pre-made "eco-themed" designs, printed by Big Frog. To learn more about Big Frog and/or find a location near you, go to: www.bigfrog.com/recycle or follow them on social: @bigfrogfranchise. ------ Calculate your impact using our impact calculator: https://allmade.com/pages/impact JOIN THE MOVEMENT #FEELYOURIMPACT Have Questions? Email us at contact@allmade.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/allmade YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allmadeapparel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allmadeapparel/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allmadeapparel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/allmadeapparel

Justin Khoe (pronounced “ku”) is a professional Youtuber, podcaster and church consultant creating content for the spiritually curious. Justin has partnered with numerous organizations including Allmade, A Better World Canada, Faithlife, and hundreds of churches, colleges, and conferences around the world. By bringing people from opposing ideologies, religions, and politics, Justin works towards a world where each person has a more established set of beliefs because they have been challenged and explored. To see his latest upload, visit justinkhoe.comSupport the show (https://www.fearisaliar.co/)

In this Episode, Ryan and I welcome Kara Johnson a Senior Merchandiser who works on the Allmade Apparel line with SanMar, as well as one of our Allmade co-founders Rogier Ducloo to talk about India Organic garment manufacturing and the manufacturing landscape of india as a whole. This episode is filled with exciting sneak peaks of what's coming in 2021 for Allmade, as well as a behind the scenes look at our process for finding ethical manufacturing. ------ Calculate your impact using our impact calculator: https://allmade.com/pages/impact JOIN THE MOVEMENT #FEELYOURIMPACT Have Questions? Email us at contact@allmade.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/allmade YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allmadeapparel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allmadeapparel/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allmadeapparel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/allmadeapparel

One of the founders of Allmade, the eco-friendly apparel company that’s taking our industry by storm, is here to break down the best sales & marketing tips she’s learned throughout her career. Listen to her insight now. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inksoft/message

Feeling shocked by 2020's turbulence? Screen printing has changed dramatically in just a few months, making a shift toward e-commerce and masks while moving away from events. Ryonet founder Ryan Moor joins us at PrintHustlers Conf 2020 in this incredibly informative and transparent look at the screen printing industry's future. Ryan compares the industry's current predicament to the Great Recession and even takes a look at Printavo's own unique data that shows the catastrophic drop in business – and subsequent recovery. WHAT'S NEXT? The market grows and expands, with a focus on direct-to-customer sales. Things consolidate and change. Uncertainty reigns, and the businesses that can adapt will thrive under interesting new conditions. A huge thanks to Ryonet, Allmade, and ROQ.us for sponsoring PrintHustlers Conf 2020. Without them, Printavo would not have been able to hold this groundbreaking online conference. Try Printavo: https://www.printavo.com Join us at PrintHustlers Conf: https://www.printhustlers.com Check out Printavo Merch: https://www.printavo.com/merch Follow us on Instagram for all of the latest updates: https://www.instagram.com/printavo

Conversation avec le producteur & journaliste Jean-Pierre Seck. Ses débuts dans le journalisme rap, la naissance du mythique label indépendant 45 scientific et la production de l'album de Lunatic puis du 1er album de Booba, la "guerre" avec Skyrock, le label Allmade jusqu'au business de la musique en Afrique. Ou pourquoi vision et exécution doivent toujours aller de paire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Episode 10 of #ROQShopTalk, President & General Manager Ross Hunter, Creative Director Merrill Capps, and Dawn Hattan -- CFO of ROQ.US, are joined by special guest, Ryan Moor -- CVO of Ryonet to discuss how data can transform your printing business as well as the implications and possibilities with data's applications within the printing industry. ROQ Digital Equipment: https://www.roq.us/products/roq-hybrid-direct-to-garment-machine https://www.roq.us/products/roqprint-now-dtg-machine Related Blog: https://www.roq.us/blogs/news/guest-blog-data-driven-printing “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.” -- a Steve Jobs quote taken from the Whole Earth Catalog and lived by Ryan Moor over his 16 year career in this industry. It began by #poweringtheprint and helping over 150,000 screen printers start and grow through Ryonet®, and has since expanded to ignite movements and communities with passion and purpose through ROQ and Allmade®. In March of 2020 when COVID-19 hit, Ryan began immediately to pivot his business making masks instead of t-shirts and medical equipment instead of screen printing presses. To help motivate and inspire the garment industry, he started a vlog called the Viral Entrepreneur to document the journey as we #PressOnward together. @ryanmoor #Data #ScreenPrinting #DigitalPrinting #DataDriven #ROQYourWay #PressOnward CALL US: 87-ROQ-IT-NOW (877-674-8669) CONNECT ON SOCIAL LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/roq-us YouTube: youtube.com/c/ROQUS Instagram: instagram.com/roq.us Facebook: facebook.com/ROQUSA Twitter: twitter.com/roq_us ROQ Owners Group: facebook.com/groups/478836368991106/ #ReadingROQs Group: linkedin.com/groups/12393145/ #WomenROQ Group: facebook.com/groups/794756507600192/ ABOUT ROQ.US: You're ready to launch your decorated apparel dream rock ship into orbit and the stakes couldn't be higher. You don't have time to lose to clunky equipment or disjointed systems. You need and deserve a self-sustaining and supported solution that you don't have to worry about. For over 35 year, ROQ has trailblazed the global textile, digital, & screen printing industries with cutting-edge innovation inspired by decades of real-world application. The ROQ press fleet streamlines the most time-consuming aspects of screen printing and drastically reduces environmental impact while turbocharging overall production at significantly lower cost. With ROQ.US, you're stationed to join the ranks of the fasted-moving, most versatile, and ultimate competitive garment printing market in the galaxy. When you build on sand, you drift away with the tide. When you build on ROQ, you propel from a solid foundation of integrity couple with dependable automation for years to come.

We welcome back Henry Ma of RIcoma to talk about what business can be doing to bounce back from the COVID-19 situation. We look to best practices when it comes to our existing customers and also talk about what we should be gearing up for as we work our way through summer. This will be a great conversation with guest, Henry Ma to see what we can do to make our businesses better. Sponsored by: Impressions Expo. Use the Promo Code RegularGuysIE for a FREE Expo Pass! Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. Since February 2013, The 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening! News It's official, DAX Chicago on August 7-8 is out for 2020. That will wrap up the DAX show season.Katie at NBM tells us their Cleveland show for September 25-26 is now canceled as well. From Mel Lay from AllMade Apparel during a panel discussion earlier this week. For anyone who doesn't know, AllMade makes a tri-blend shirt in Haiti with a great story about living wages, environmentally friendly,  recycling water bottles, etc. She announced on the panel that AllMade will be introducing an organic 100% cotton shirt in 2021. It will be available from their new distribution partner SanMar. Dad Joke: What did the alien say to the gardener? Take me to your weeder. How Businesses Bounce Back Terry: Henry Ma is a business expert who has helped over 3,000 startups and established business owners in over 140 countries grow their decorated apparel businesses. And very recently Henry was promoted from COO to CEO at Ricoma. As the host of Apparel Academy, a show on Ricoma's YouTube channel, he offers insights and strategies for people looking for success in the decorated apparel industry. His advice and tips reach a loyal community of over 100,000 subscribers on email, Facebook, and YouTube. Aaron: Henry, today we're talking about How Businesses Bounce Back after Covid 19 or any mass interruption in business. First, are we bouncing back now? -Restrictions being lifted, businesses opening up -Lots of businesses were started in the middle of a crisis, so there is potential to start your business or grow it by taking advantage of some of the positive repercussions like less competition. Terry: As Aaron mentioned, we could be bouncing back from a variety of business setbacks. Is part of this (and I know the horse is out of the barn on this particular event)  being prepared in the first place? -Should always have a safety net when it comes to savings when you have a business.  -Owning a business is always a risk and must be prepared for the ups and downs of the market. -Having a second form of revenue is always a good idea if you can manage it. Think about selling your own brand and not wait for custom orders. Aaron: As we start to bounce back here, how can we both leverage and support our existing customer base? -reach out to customers you've had in the past for repeat orders -see if they like any new items relevant to the times- i.e. contact a business you created uniforms for and see if they'd like matching masks. -reach out to existing customers for referrals to gain new customers.  -upsell and offer bundles to new customers to increase revenue Terry: I've seen some industry sources sharing your video advocating for starting a business post Covid 19; why do you think this is a good time to start an embroidery business? -less competition -lots more qualified people looking for jobs you can hire for le...

Ryan Moor is a world leader in screen printing supplies and over the last four years has taken his vision of doing good in the world through business and created Allmade Apparel and AllMask with a group of passionate entrepreneurs and friends. Learn what made a young man in his early twenties a millionaire and how he has overcome struggles to continue to grow his businesses and his impact for good in the world. Check him out at: screenprinting.com, allmade.com, screenprinting.com/allmask and roq.us

In Episode 2, Ryan and Mel sit down with Simon Mainwaring, CEO of We First, New York Times Best-Selling Author, and TEDTalk Speaker. In late 2019, Simon and his team helped the Allmade Founders define a set of values for the Allmade brand, and ultimately landed on the new tagline "Feel Your Impact". His We First Philosophy is inspired by the global challenges we face, the social technologies we use and the human values we share. It motivates all stakeholders in a brand commnunity to work together to build its business and to create a more equitable, sustainable and prosperous world. If you want to chat to Simon about your brand, email him at: Simon@WeFirstBranding.com or head to his website wefirstbranding.com | Checkout his Podcast: "Learn With Me" wherever you listen to podcasts! You can follow him on Instagram @simonmainwaring or @wefirstbranding. Calculate your impact using our impact calculator: https://allmade.com/pages/impact JOIN THE MOVEMENT #FEELYOURIMPACT Have Questions? Email us at contact@allmade.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/allmade YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allmadeapparel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allmadeapparel/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allmadeapparel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/allmadeapparel

Allmade Apparel has joined forces with SanMar to distribute ethically made, ecologically friendly t-shirts across the world. Designed by screen printers with screen printing in mind, Allmade’s tri-blend t-shirt has become one of the industry’s coveted products. Bruce from Printavo sits down with Allmade founders Brett Bowden (Printed Threads) and Mel Lay (SandiLake Clothing) and co-host Steven Farag to discuss this incredible partnership. Allmade is about more than t-shirts. From their Impact Calculator that shows how much water and plastic they’ve diverted through their ecological efforts to their partnership with Haitian factories that emphasize fair wages and fair treatment, Allmade has set out to make a difference in the garment and apparel industry. More than a dozen screen printers from around the world joined forces to make a t-shirt that had a story behind it – and it worked. It turns out making a t-shirt...isn’t so easy. From supply constraints to civil unrest in Haiti, Allmade’s success has come with a huge variety of challenges. Screen print shop owners aren’t supply chain gurus – or experts in geopolitics. Sanmar’s deep knowledge of distribution networks, timing deliveries, and even managing what colors and sizes to keep in stock will prove tremendously valuable for Allmade. For Allmade customers, there’s hardly any change. Orders are routed through Sanmar’s website now, which means Sanmar’s vast customer base can now access Allmade’s high-quality t-shirts. This means the Allmade team can focus on what they’re great at: telling the Allmade story. No more worrying about whether the Space Black t-shirt is in stock...it’s time for the Allmade founders to hit the gas on marketing, selling, and making an even bigger impact with the Allmade brand. The future is exciting, even if it’s precarious. While this partnership has been in the works for more than a year, Allmade found a tremendous reception from the industry at large to their brand’s story. The impact that a t-shirt company can make is surprisingly large, and Allmade is determined to do more than sell shirts. They’re making a visible impact on a large industry with a tremendous social, ecological, and economic impact. Allmade: https://www.allmade.com Sanmar: https://www.sanmar.com Try Printavo: https://www.printavo.com Join us at PrintHustlers Conf: https://www.printhustlers.com Check out Printavo Merch: https://www.printavo.com/merch Follow us on Instagram for all of the latest updates: https://www.instagram.com/printavo

In Episode one, Ryan Moor (CEO/Founder of Allmade Apparel), and Mel Lay (Creative Director/Founder of Allmade) introduce the incredibly talented group of founders that created Allmade Apparel, an apparel brand that makes eco-friendly t-shirts that make a positive impact on people and the planet. Allmade is the foundation of our Feel Your Impact Podcast, and with our inaugural episode, we thought it was only appropriate to share our story and the entrepreneurs that have dedicated their businesses to make an impact. Join the movement and #feelyourimpact. A big thank you to Dom Rossaci, owner of Superior Ink | Brett Bowden, El Capitan of Printed Threads | Johnny Edellstein, owner of Maui Screen Printing | Lisa and Dustin Burnett, owners of Nothing Too Fancy | Erin and Justin, owners of Barrel Maker Printing | Mike Koa, owner of Synergy Media | Ashley Metzger | Laurel Hudson | Bekenson Pierre | Jarrod Hennis, owner of Rockford Art Deli | Renton Leversedge from SanMar Corporation. Calculate your impact using our impact calculator: https://allmade.com/pages/impact JOIN THE MOVEMENT #FEELYOURIMPACT Have Questions? Email us at contact@allmade.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/allmade YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/allmadeapparel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allmadeapparel/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allmadeapparel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/allmadeapparel

Lisa and Tara chatted with Ryan Moor and Mel Lay, two of the founders of Allmade Apparel, an impact-driven company that was founded by a group of screen printers wanting to create positive change in the industry and the world. Allmade is the newest addition to the SanMar family. In this episode, we discuss Allmade’s origin story, including a life-changing trip to Haiti, their commitment to helping people and the planet, and Ryan even gives listeners a few tips for decorating face masks.   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE Ryan and Mel think back on their first entrepreneurial ventures. How a trip to Haiti opened Ryan’s eyes and encouraged him to pursue a different kind of business. What Ryan and Mel hoped to change when they founded Allmade with a group of fellow screen printers. Why working with SanMar has allowed Allmade to “go to the next level.” How the COVID-19 pandemic has brought out the entrepreneurial spirit in many people.   QUOTES “If you get a better shirt, you’re actually gonna look like a better screen printer without having to do anything.” “So it started about ethical wages and creating jobs for people, and then it quickly transformed into ‘Hey, let’s do that and let’s make a t-shirt that’s better for the planet.” “A lot of barriers that may have been there before are no longer relevant.”   LINKS Allmade Apparel homepage: https://www.allmade.com/ SanMar U homepage: http://www.education.sanmar.com/ SanMar’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sanmarcorp/ SanMar’s Twitter: @sanmar_corp SanMar’s Instagram: @sanmar_corp

Karie Cowden and Denise Taschereau are joined by Allmade co-founder Ryan Moor and SanMar's Chief Customer Officer Renton Leversedge to share details of their new partnership which sees SanMar carrying the Allmade product line and the reasoning behind their partnership

My guest this week is the founder of Ryonet and Allmade, Ryan Moor. Ryan’s origin story starts out the same as most of the printers out there. “I was in a band... and I discovered screen printing.” Ryan went from playing Pop-Punk shows and making shitty wooden presses to growing one of the largest screen print supply companies out there. Ryonet makes it so easy for someone to learn how to print, buy all the supplies, and fall in love with this industry. Ryan is also one of the founders of Allmade. An Eco Friendly apparel line for printers, by printers. Allmade is taking a different approach to this wasteful industry by creating a shirt using recycled water bottles and organic cotton. This keeps Plastics out of our oceans and pesticides out of our clothing. I'm inspired by Ryan’s approach to business and marketing. Listen closely and learn a thing or two.

This week my guest is Jarrod Hennis. Jarrod is the owner of Rockford Art Deli. A screen printing shop that’s located smack in the middle of a retail store. You can go in to buy a Rockford tee, and watch the screen printing happen right in front of you. Jarrod is all about supporting his community, and doing his best to save the planet as well. From being one of the founders of Allmade, a t-shirt made from recycled plastic bottles, to donating 1% of all his earnings to environmental non-profits. Jarrod is a master of retail, and there is a lot that can be learned from him. Be sure to check out his Instagram @pirateninjaprintshop and his business page @rockfordartdeli

From starting with ASI to recently landing at Bel Promo, Susan Lewandowski has spent nearly three decades building a name for herself in the promotional products industry. Listen in to hear her story, get some inside information on Bel Promo, how the Women's Leadership Conference has influenced her, who she considers to be a badass woman of promo and why, and much, much more! ----------------------------------------------------- The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

In this surprisingly candid interview, Ryan Moor from Ryonet and Allmade tells his wild story about creating, selling, and pivoting his business to sell face masks. Should screen printers sell face masks right now? Ryan answers this question (and many more). Ryonet and Allmade pivoted quickly to designing, selling, and distributing Allmade’s unique Allmask during the early days of the coronavirus crisis. “The production facility in Los Angeles was a madhouse,” Ryan told us. “The economics of making a profit selling a high-quality mask are difficult. It’s less fabric than a t-shirt, but the small hand movements involved make it labor-intensive.” Read more about Ryonet here: https://www.printavo.com/blog/mask-adventures-with-ryonet Ryan has the inside scoop on what’s going to happen next with the brand new face mask industry. This is a can’t miss episode of Printavo’s PrintHustlers podcast. Try Printavo: https://www.printavo.com Check out Printavo Merch: https://www.printavo.com/merch Follow us on Instagram for all of the latest updates: https://www.instagram.com/printavo

In this episode of Building your T-Shirt Empire Cole talks with the Founder of Ryonet and Allmade Ryan Moor. Topics include: MasksManaging StaffCreative ways to stay in BusinessThe present state of Allmade, Ryonet and Roq UsPPP loans How to reach out to new clients during the shutdownRyonet.comShirtAgency.com

In this episode of Building your T-Shirt Empire Cole talks with the Founder of Ryonet and Allmade Ryan Moor. Topics include: Masks Managing Staff Creative ways to stay in Business The present state of Allmade, Ryonet and Roq Us PPP loans How to reach out to new clients during the shutdown Ryonet.com ShirtAgency.com

Do you know Lisa Bibb? Lisa is the Executive Director for VAPPA & GAPPP. If you don't know that whose acronyms are, listen in and Lisa will tell you! In addition, Lisa is the admin for the Promotional Products Professionals group on Facebook - a group which now has more than 10,000 members! Jump on, listen in, and hear about her experience, what one thing Lisa would like to tell all the members of the PPP group on Facebook, who she considers to be a badass woman of promo and more. ---------------------------------------------------- The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

Manufacturers of apparel, textiles and sewing plants are shifting their production operations from t-shirts, sweatshirts, socks and underwear to make surgical face masks and face coverings to help medical personnel and the general public combat the global coronavirus pandemic. One of those great companies is Allmade Apparel. PK chefs Jay Busselle & Johanna Gottlieb had a discussion with Mel Lay & Ryan Moor to find out when they got started and what the process looks like when a large part of your company pivots from t-shirts to masks. Listen and learn how Mel, Ryan and the team at Allmade aim to supply healthcare workers and others on the front lines with face masks.

Today we're getting to know Rachel Minogue, Senior Account Manager with Monarch & Company. Monarch & Company. Founded in 2009, Monarch is a woman-owned, creative merchandising agency with offices in Chicago and Denver. Their mission is to create innovative merchandise solutions that provide unforgettable brand experiences. Rachel got her start with Monarch more recently and in this episode she talks with me about what she loves about the promotional products industry, what challenges she is facing, who she considers to be a badass woman of promo, and more. As always a big thank you to Allmade and Commonsku for their support of the Badass Women of Promo Podcast. We appreciate all you do to make this podcast possible. #gratitude

Ryan Moor from Ryonet, ROQ, and Allmade has made a huge impact in the screen printing industry. But the question remains: what's up with Ryonet in 2020? Between Ryonet, Allmade, and the newly formed ROQ.US, and giving away an entire screen printing press as Impressions Expo 2020, Ryan has his hands full. So what's up with Ryonet? It's changing: better before bigger. Visit ROQ.US on the web: https://www.roq.us Read the full story: https://www.printavo.com/blog/whats-up-with-ryonet-and-roq-us ROQ.US is the newest Ryonet endeavor. Why ROQ.US? Ultimately, it's an answer to a big question: "How can we take this ROQ equipment that really changes lives...and give more resources to printers using the equipment?" So what's up with Ryonet? Here's the word, straight from Ryan himself: Ryonet isn't selling out. Ryonet doesn't own ROQ (ROQ is a 37+ year old manufacturer based in Portugal). But ROQ.US is a new endeavor to take Ryonet's existing knowledge about ROQ and expand it. Ryan was super candid with us about the plan: "Ryonet and screenprinting.com are moving off to the side, like sister companies. We want to grow the ROQ business. We had this whole side of our [ROQ distribution] business: installation, financing, managing all of the ROQ process. So our team joined ROQ.US." Ryan explained why investing in ROQ is so crucial for the US market, framing it in terms of a common objection that US screen print shops have: "This other company has been around for 35 years, so I know their screen printing presses are great...and you guys have only been doing this for 8 years!" After all, their first US-based ROQ was only installed in 2012 at Twin City Tees (and their second was in Family Industries in Los Angeles). Read the full article: https://www.printavo.com/blog/whats-up-with-ryonet-and-roq-us 2020 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the screen printing industry. Ryonet's mission isn't to grow as big as they can as fast as they can. Instead, they're going to get better...then bigger. After a seismic shift away from industrial-scale screen printing in the US during the 1990s, Ryonet has proven pivotal to growing the "entrepreneurial" screen printing market in the US. Whereas the custom printing process is industrialized abroad, with shops owning hundreds of large oval screen printing presses and using panels to print instead of full garments, the US market is unique on the world stage. "So for ROQ to come to the US – it's totally different. It requires 1-on-1 relationships with the shops," Ryan remarked. The entire goal of Ryonet's ongoing investment is surprisingly simple: Ryonet wants to be more than your first distributor. This process has been difficult. Ryonet can't pivot on a moment's notice. It's taken months of iteration, pitching, development, meetings, and honest conversations to discover what should happen next. But it's obvious from Ryan's candid conversation that he's determined to do the right thing for screen printers: make Ryonet a hub not just for equipment, but for the entire ROQ community. Read more (and see a picture of that massive shop with 100+ ROQ OVAL screen printing presses): https://www.printavo.com/blog/whats-up-with-ryonet-and-roq-us Try Printavo: https://www.printavo.com Join us at PrintHustlers Conf: https://www.printhustlers.com Check out Printavo Merch: https://www.printavo.com/merch Follow us on Instagram for all of the latest updates: https://www.instagram.com/printavo

Jarrod Hennis from Rockford Art Deli (RAD) explains why community-based experiences like a Free Print Day matter for screen printing businesses in this exclusive interview at THREADX 2020. “How many businesses have a line out the door for 8 hours?”, Jarrod said. From printing a Christmastime Baby Yoda print for 8,000+ people that waited in line for 2 hours to donating 1% of Rockford Art Deli’s gross sales to 1% For The Planet, Jarrod has spearheaded an amazing mission to use his business to spotlight Rockford, Illinois’ community...and push the screen printing industry forward. Visit Rockford Art Deli on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rockfordartdeli/?hl=en Jarrod asked a poignant question about how print shops could impact their community with events: “When you have 800 people coming in the door, and they all bring in one can of food, what’s that do for the local food pantry?” That’s why he’s been highlighting local nonprofits in Rockford at the most recent Live Print Days. How do the Live Print Days actually work? Jarrod explained that customers wait outside the shop, then check in the garments they bring. The shop only offers a single-color black print. “They come in, check-in their shirt, then they can watch us print it or watch it come out of the dryer. It’s fast-paced.” The RAD team doesn’t let people print their own shirts. It’s too fast-paced: “It’s 400 shirts an hour.” On a manual screen printing press! Check out the PrintHustlers Blog: https://www.printavo.com/blog But Jarrod isn’t just thinking about fun designs to print for Rockford’s local population. He’s thinking about the global impact that screen printing has: “A lot of companies are greenwashing it,” he said candidly. “The garment industry is the second most polluting in the world after the oil industry,” Jarrod explained. By partnering with Allmade to ensure a sustainable product made ethically, Rockford Art Deli expands the conversation about the impact a seemingly small business can have. This interview took place at SGIA’s THREADX 2020 in Scottsdale, AZ during February 2020. We were fortunate enough to bring ART BY MATOS and CEDAR CITY PRINTS to the show, and can’t wait for future SGIA events.

"As far as balance. . . It's making choices and shuffling priorities here and there. Or sometimes you just have to ask for help." Kelli Denes. You might know her as the bright orange wearing slice of sunshine of the promotional products industry, or maybe you haven't met her yet. In either case, she is here with me today on the podcast so you can get to know her as we talk about being present where we are, keeping communication open, setting expectations, and the simple and also impossible task of asking for help. Tune in, and as always, please feel free to share your thoughts on what challenges you face and/or what solutions you have found for making things work in world full of . . .well. . . work! Also, be sure to listen through to the end to hear who Kelli considers a Badass Women of Promo. Her answer gave me goosebumps! It is so heartwarming that this is in industry that truly values collaboration over competition. As my new friend Sandra Yancey would say, "Lift while you climb." #ironsharpensiron Happy listening friends. - C -------------------------------------------- The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

132. LinkedSelling | Josh Turner has been an entrepreneur since he was a teenager. He is the founder and CEO of LinkedSelling, a LinkedIn marketing agency recognized by many to be one of the leading companies in their space. His company also operates Linked University, an online training program for LinkedIn marketing and sales resources.This Episode is Sponsored By:Pantheon is the leading web ops provider, powering more than 285 thousand websites and trusted by small businesses, startups, and some of the most well-known brands. To learn more about how Pantheon can help you and your business, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/pantheon.Allmade Apparel is a company wholly committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles! To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade.Gusto is making Payroll, Benefits, and HR easier for small businesses. In fact, 9 out of 10 customers say Gusto is easier to use than other payroll solutions. Gusto also saves you time – 72% of customers spend less than 5 minutes to run payroll. Get Three Months FREE by using this link: millionaire-interviews.com/gusto. Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

131. Ryonet Screen Printing | Ryan Moor is the CEO and Founder of Ryonet and AllMade. Ryan Moor was born to parents Jim and Lynae in Portland, Oregon on April 15th, 1981. His early business ventures included playing music, mowing lawns and fields, miscellaneous yard work and mole extermination. In high school, after a short gig as a “pooper scooper” at a local pet boarding house, Ryan expanded to washing windows and pressure washing. These early ventures taught Ryan valuable lessons about customer service, work fulfillment and how to develop creative ways to make money.This Episode is Sponsored By:The Great Courses Plus is founded on the idea that education should be accessible to everyone. This is college level learning but without the student loans. Start your free month today, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/greatcoursesplus. Pantheon is the leading web ops provider, powering more than 285 thousand websites and trusted by small business, startups, and some of the most well-known brands. To learn more about how Pantheon can help you and your business, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/pantheon.Brandcrowd is an amazing online tool that can help you make an amazing logo design online. Brandcrowd takes your business name and industry and generates thousands of logos in seconds. One of the best things about Brandcrowd is that it is FREE. To find out more about Brandcrowd, go check out: millionaire-interviews.com/brandcrowd. Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

130. Timberlane Shutters | Rick Skidmore is the Founder and CEO at Timberlane, Inc. Having been born an entrepreneur, it should have been clear early on that despite considerable success in the insurance and investment industry, Rick's future was outside the traditional career path. Rick founded his current company, Timberlane Inc., in 1995, based on a passion and a gaping need in the industry. This Episode is Sponsored By:The Great Courses Plus is founded on the idea that education should be accessible to everyone. This is college level learning but without the student loans. Start your free month today, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/greatcoursesplus. Allmade Apparel is a company wholly committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles! To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade.Gusto is making Payroll, Benefits, and HR easier for small businesses. In fact, 9 out of 10 customers say Gusto is easier to use than other payroll solutions. Gusto also saves you time – 72% of customers spend less than 5 minutes to run payroll. Get Three Months FREE by using this link: millionaire-interviews.com/gusto. Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

129. Globalization Partners | Nicole Sahin is the CEO and Founder of Globalization Partners. Nicole Sahin’s mission is to eliminate barriers to doing business internationally and building global teams. As founder and CEO of Globalization Partners, she is recognized for having created their innovative Global Expansion Platform, which empowers companies to hire anyone, anywhere within a few business days – expanding their global footprint without the need to set up in country branch offices or subsidiaries.This Episode is Sponsored By:Allmade are shirts you can feel good about. Allmade Apparel is committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. Not only does Allmade pay their workers five times the usual wage to create dignified work that helps keep families together, but they also partner with the Global Orphan project to fight generational poverty. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles!  To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade.Capterra is the leading FREE online resource to help you find the best software solution for your business. With over 850,000 reviews of products from real users, discover everything you need to make an informed decision. Join the millions of people who use Capterra each month to find the right tools for their business. To support the show, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/capterra.Brandcrowd is an amazing online tool that can help you make an amazing logo design online. If you’re an entrepreneur, startup founder, innovator or anyone who owns a business, Brandcrowd is a fantastic and easy way to get a logo. Brandcrowd takes your business name and industry and generates thousands of logos in seconds. To get a FREE Logo Design, use our special link: millionaire-interviews.com/brandcrowd. Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

Johanna Gottlieb of Axis Promotions and Kate Plummer of Clearmount just took over as Chair and co-chair of the promotional products industry 501c3 non-profit PromoKitchen. Listen in as we talk about what female leadership means for PK, why diversity needs to be more of a topic in the industry and in general, and just share some good conversation between friends. ------------------------------------------------------ The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

In this episode, Jay Busselle and Mark Graham speak with Ryan Moor, CEO at Ryonet & Allmade, about the world of apparel decorating and how his roots as a screen print supplier (Ryonet) led to the creation of a new project, Allmade Apparel - a shirt for screen printers by screen printers. Allmade has also made a name for itself by offering socially and environmentally responsible Tshirt alternatives in a sector not particularly well known for its environmental track record. It's a fascinating grass roots revolution that Ryan and several of his screen printing colleagues have kicked off and we're happy to share the story with you.

"If I'm winning at home, I'm winning at home. If I'm winning at work, I'm winning at work. The balance for me is figuring out where I'm going to win - on the work front, or on the home front. " From working with the Alzheimer's Association, becoming an ED for a regional association, to becoming the Director of Regional Relations for PPAI, Dana Geiger is one of the hardest working women in promo. Additionally, she is a wife, a mom, and an all around great person. Listen in and learn about Dana, regional associations, balancing work, travel, and home life, and more. ------------------------------------------ The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

Recorded at Noah's house, the guys get to talk shop with Drue Nickerson, owner of 320 Ink. Drue's company has been responsible for printing virtually all of the brewery's merch over the last 3-4 years, and while talking textiles might be like inherently dry subject matter, it turned out to be anything but. Drue gives the guys a 101 class in the mysterious art of screen printing, but it quickly shifts focus to business in general, determination, and the importance of doing things differently. He also provides an extremely sturdy breakdown of why he thinks the apparel industry has grown so much within beer, as well as other industries. Truly a can't-miss if you've ever worn branded clothing or have a dream in entrepreneurship. Matt also inexplicably brought a sewing machine to the table (literally), so there's that, too.

As the president of Connect the Dots promotions in Phoenix, Arizona, the newly appointed host of the PromoCares podcast, philanthropist, and mom, Karie Cowden is a true promotional products super star. Listen in as we talk about raising kids while we promo, how Karie and her team found tremendous growth in the last year and how you can too, and so much more! It's the Badass Women of Promo podcast comin' at ya with Karie Cowden! Listen in, comment, and if you feel like this info would help others in your circle - please feel free to share. ------------------------------------------ The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general.

"You're going to emulate what you surround yourself with. . . " VP of Sales for Snugz, Chair of the Board for PPAI, and all around industry super star - Brittany David talks to us about life in the fast line, the importance of finding time for yourself, what advice she has for finding success, who she considers to be a badass woman of promo, and more! ---------------------------------------------- The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general. As a special incentive from Allmade, you have an opportunity to take advantage of FREE SHIPPING. Use promocode BADASS on your PO.

This is a very exciting episode for the Badass Women of Promo Podcast. We recently brought on Soft Goods Apparel supplier, Allmade, as a corporate sponsor. The reason why we were so excited when they said yes? There are many and you're about to hear about them in this episode with one of the founders and current creative director of Allmade, Mel Lay. After starting her own clothing line for children, Sandilake, which Mel recently sold, she was approached by Ryan Moor, the owner of screen printing supply company Ryonet. Together with a number of other passionate screen printers and apparel industry aficionados, they went on a mission to build the perfect shirt - one that is soft and comfortable, easy to print on, and most importantly? Good for the environment. Come with us as Mel takes on the journey of what started it all, fills us in on where it is now, and shares her hope on where, with the help of all of us, it can go! After listening, please visit www.allmade.com to read more about the allmade story, use the impact calculator mentioned in the podcast, and place your orders. Remember to use promo code BADASS now through 10/31 for FREE SHIPPING on your Allmade orders as a thank you for being a loyal listener of the Badass Women of Promo Podcast.

In this PK Apparel episode, Mark Graham & Jay Busselle talk with the owner of Printed Threads, El Capitan, Brett Bowden. Brett left a rock band and started an apparel decoration company in 2010. Listen to Brett tell his impressive story from the beginning days in the garage with a manual press to, now, a multi million dollar apparel decoration company. Brett talks about overcoming struggles, printing apparel live on site at festivals, experiential marketing and succeeding as a curator with promotional products. Learn more about the life changing, Allmade apparel story and its purpose driven social mission.

Ashley Colautti is an account manager at @commonsku - an industry solutions provider. Prior to her role at commonsku, Ashley spent time on the distributor side of the industry, and before that worked teaching English overseas. In this 30 minute episode, you'll learn about Ashley, her views on women in tech, her advice on how to find your inner badass, and hear who she considers a badass woman of promo. Listen in and get your learn on! ---------------------------------------------- The Badass Women of Promo Podcast a.k.a. the #BWOPpod was created to spotlight the powerhouse women of the 25 billion dollar promotional products industry, highlight their achievements, provide a platform for their voices be heard and their ideas be shared. Are you a woman in promo? If you haven't done it already, it's time for you to #findyourinnerbadass. Welcome to the #BWOPpod! Big thanks to our friends and sponsors, commonsku and our brand new supporter and apparel manufacturer, Allmade! Please find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @commonsku and @allmade, like and follow, and to show your appreciation for their support of both the Badass Women of Promo podcast, and badass women of promo in general. As a special incentive from Allmade, you have an opportunity to take advantage of FREE SHIPPING from now through 10/31 using a secret promo code just for listeners of the #BWOPpod. The code is featured on our Instagram feed and mentioned in this podcast! Visit www.allmade.com to learn how you can purchase apparel that does great things for the planet and the people that help manufacture these products.

Josh Turner has been an entrepreneur since he was a teenager. He is the founder and CEO of LinkedSelling, a LinkedIn marketing agency recognized by many to be one of the leading companies in their space. His company also operates Linked University, an online training program for LinkedIn marketing and sales resources. This Episode is Sponsored By: Pantheon is the leading web ops provider, powering more than 285 thousand websites and trusted by small businesses, startups, and some of the most well-known brands. To learn more about how Pantheon can help you and your business, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/pantheon. Allmade Apparel is a company wholly committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles! To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade. Gusto is making Payroll, Benefits, and HR easier for small businesses. In fact, 9 out of 10 customers say Gusto is easier to use than other payroll solutions. Gusto also saves you time – 72% of customers spend less than 5 minutes to run payroll. Get Three Months FREE by using this link: millionaire-interviews.com/gusto.   Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

Ryan Moor is the CEO and Founder of Ryonet and AllMade. Ryan Moor was born to parents Jim and Lynae in Portland, Oregon on April 15th, 1981. His early business ventures included playing music, mowing lawns and fields, miscellaneous yard work and mole extermination. In high school, after a short gig as a “pooper scooper” at a local pet boarding house, Ryan expanded to washing windows and... This Episode is Sponsored By: The Great Courses Plus is founded on the idea that education should be accessible to everyone. This is college level learning but without the student loans. Start your free month today, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/greatcoursesplus.  Pantheon is the leading web ops provider, powering more than 285 thousand websites and trusted by small business, startups, and some of the most well-known brands. To learn more about how Pantheon can help you and your business, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/pantheon. Brandcrowd is an amazing online tool that can help you make an amazing logo design online. Brandcrowd takes your business name and industry and generates thousands of logos in seconds. One of the best things about Brandcrowd is that it is FREE. To find out more about Brandcrowd, go check out: millionaire-interviews.com/brandcrowd.   *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & the Fabulous 4 Questions on this episode visit our website: Millionaire Interviews. *** Support this Podcast via Patreon   Feedback? Questions? Comments? We would love to hear from you! Hollar at us via: Twitter (@acpeek or @millionairepod), Instagram (@millionaire_interviews), LinkedIn (@austincpeek), Facebook (@millionaireinterviews), or Email: austin@millionaire-interviews.com.

Rick Skidmore is the Founder and CEO at Timberlane, Inc. Having been born an entrepreneur, it should have been clear early on that despite considerable success in the insurance and investment industry, Rick's future was outside the traditional career path. Rick founded his current company, Timberlane Inc., in 1995, based on a passion and a gaping need in the industry. This Episode is Sponsored By: The Great Courses Plus is founded on the idea that education should be accessible to everyone. This is college level learning but without the student loans. Start your free month today, go to: millionaire-interviews.com/greatcoursesplus.  Allmade Apparel is a company wholly committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles! To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade. Gusto is making Payroll, Benefits, and HR easier for small businesses. In fact, 9 out of 10 customers say Gusto is easier to use than other payroll solutions. Gusto also saves you time – 72% of customers spend less than 5 minutes to run payroll. Get Three Months FREE by using this link: millionaire-interviews.com/gusto.   Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

Nicole Sahin is the CEO and Founder of Globalization Partners. Nicole Sahin’s mission is to eliminate barriers to doing business internationally and building global teams. As founder and CEO of Globalization Partners, she is recognized for having created their innovative Global Expansion Platform, which empowers companies to hire anyone, anywhere within a few business days – expanding their global footprint without the need to set up in country branch offices or subsidiaries. This Episode is Sponsored By: Allmade are shirts you can feel good about. Allmade Apparel is committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti. Not only does Allmade pay their workers five times the usual wage to create dignified work that helps keep families together, but they also partner with the Global Orphan project to fight generational poverty. On top of that, each Allmade Shirt contains 6 Recycled Plastic Bottles!  To support the show & Allmade, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/allmade. Capterra is the leading FREE online resource to help you find the best software solution for your business. With over 850,000 reviews of products from real users, discover everything you need to make an informed decision. Join the millions of people who use Capterra each month to find the right tools for their business. To support the show, use our link: millionaire-interviews.com/capterra. Brandcrowd is an amazing online tool that can help you make an amazing logo design online. If you’re an entrepreneur, startup founder, innovator or anyone who owns a business, Brandcrowd is a fantastic and easy way to get a logo. Brandcrowd takes your business name and industry and generates thousands of logos in seconds. To get a FREE Logo Design, use our special link: millionaire-interviews.com/brandcrowd.   *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & the Fabulous 4 Questions on this episode visit our website: Millionaire Interviews. *** Support this Podcast via Patreon   Feedback? Questions? Comments? We would love to hear from you! Hollar at us via: Twitter (@acpeek or @millionairepod), Instagram (@millionaire_interviews), LinkedIn (@austincpeek), Facebook (@millionaireinterviews), or Email: austin@millionaire-interviews.com.

Sean Michael Lewis discusses the amazing t-shirt company "Allmade" See below for more details Allmade was founded by a screen print supply company and ten leading screen printing businesses from across the country, who purchase hundreds of thousands of t-shirts annually to sell to printers as blank canvases and to customers as printed shirts. This founding group with the support of the rest of the screen printing industry have a unique opportunity to influence the apparel market by suggesting and offering socially and environmentally responsible alternatives to our customers – who often are unaware of the exploitative nature of t-shirt manufacturing and its environmental impact. Twenty minutes on Google will teach you everything you need to know about the environmental damage done by cotton, plastic, and the profit-first practices of the apparel industry. The Allmade story starts when we traveled to Haiti together. We experienced first-hand the economic and environmental devastation experienced by garment workers, and realized what a positive impact we could have by creating dignified living wage jobs that empower the proud people of Haiti to take care of themselves and their families. We returned wholly committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and child abandonment in Haiti, while reducing our industry's impact on the environment. We will do this first by making high quality, fashionable shirts that are a pleasure to print on and wear, and then by leveraging our industry influence to make Allmade a brand consumers ask for by name.    

Ryan Moor is the CEO and founder of Ryonet, the biggest screen printing equipment manufacturer and supply company. He has always had an entrepreneurial mind. Ryan started at a young age and has had multiple gigs. On the mindset you need: "You need a goal that's bigger than what you are doing right then. You need an incredible amount of drive. Understand that the small job you are doing is not where you are going." Ryan got into the screen printing business with his band and it has expanded to an international company. He reflected on the different phases of what his business: "Businesses that do well know how to serve their customers needs holistically. We found a customer we identified with then how can we serve them more." Ryan talked about the power of business in the world.  "Business is the most powerful tool to change the world." You can find out more about the companies Ryan shared about on this episode: Allmade.com Screenprinting.com Follow Ryan on social media platforms @ryanmoor

Screen print supplier Ryan Moor from Ryonet joins us to discuss the ways AllMade tee's came to life as a means of supporting the Global Orphan Project - dedicated to breaking the cycle of orphanage in Haiti, while also being created in the most sustainable manner possible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIA-LmKEFhk&t=109s

In this episode Cole talks with Brett Bowden (SGIA Chairman/Owner of Printed Threads) and Rogier Ducloo (CMO of Ryonet) about how Allmade is making a better t-shirt. This month the 3 of us, along with about 20 other screen-printers, went to Haiti to see the amazing LIFE facility where Allmade is created. Allmade pays 5X the standard wage to all cut and sew workers and is creating their own incredible fabrics right here in the US.For more info check out ALLMADE.com and to book your spot at THREAD X go to https://sgia.swoogo.com/THREADXPowered by SHIRTAGENCY.com | The best printing and fulfillment company in the World.

In this episode Cole talks with Brett Bowden (SGIA Chairman/Owner of Printed Threads) and Rogier Ducloo (CMO of Ryonet) about how Allmade is making a better t-shirt. This month the 3 of us, along with about 20 other screen-printers, went to Haiti to see the amazing LIFE facility where Allmade is created. Allmade pays 5X the standard wage to all cut and sew workers and is creating their own incredible fabrics right here in the US. For more info check out ALLMADE.com and to book your spot at THREAD X go to https://sgia.swoogo.com/THREADX Powered by SHIRTAGENCY.com | The best printing and fulfillment company in the World.

Ryan Moor returns to talk about his new project Allmade. Two billion t-shirts are made every year, using fibers like industrial cotton, which is often grown in regions with minimal regulations—directly exposing workers and the environment to deadly pesticides and herbicides that are outlawed in the U.S.These materials are then transported across the globe using bunker fuel, a heavy oil residue so toxic most countries won't let ships using it within 200 miles of shore.They are then spun into yarn, knitted into fabric, and sewn into garments by workers, often in sweatshop conditions, for a wage that does not allow them to meet even their most basic needs. In countries like Haiti this translates to an increase in orphans, many of whom's parents were forced to give them up because they couldn't afford to care for them.Allmade, has decided it's time to make it better.

Ryan Moor returns to talk about his new project Allmade. Two billion t-shirts are made every year, using fibers like industrial cotton, which is often grown in regions with minimal regulations—directly exposing workers and the environment to deadly pesticides and herbicides that are outlawed in the U.S. These materials are then transported across the globe using bunker fuel, a heavy oil residue so toxic most countries won’t let ships using it within 200 miles of shore. They are then spun into yarn, knitted into fabric, and sewn into garments by workers, often in sweatshop conditions, for a wage that does not allow them to meet even their most basic needs. In countries like Haiti this translates to an increase in orphans, many of whom’s parents were forced to give them up because they couldn’t afford to care for them. Allmade, has decided it’s time to make it better.

Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. On this week's show, our friend Ryan Moor, founder and CEO of Ryonet. Ryan will be talking with us about his new project, Allmade Apparel, and how this venture will create living wage jobs in the U.S. and Haiti, and supporting orphan care and prevention. Sponsored by: Equipment Zone and Pic The Gift Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. For the past 4 years, 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening!! News Items Amazon, Kornit Reach Stock Deal - Amazon has reached a multifaceted agreement with Kornit Digital to acquire nearly three million of the company's common shares in addition to purchasing what was quoted in a press release as a “large number” of textile printers. Through the agreement, Kornit will deliver its Avalanche 1000 printer as Amazon seeks to expand its production capacity for the Merch program, designed to help its content creator members to produce T-shirts. Creating Living Wage Jobs with Allmade Apparel Our guest today is Ryan Moor, founder and CEO of Ryonet, in Vancouver, Washington Tell us about the project you are working on to launch a new line of apparel. Where did the idea come from? Explanation of Global Orphan Project and GOTEX Core goals of the social aspects of the project How project is helping Haitians - Poverty Inc Documentary / Doing Good Better Core goals of the environmental aspects of the project stats about pollution created by garment manufacturing How this project is lessening the carbon footprint - Let my people go surfing - Patagonia Who has been involved with you in the initial organization? 10 founding partner screen printers Ryonet staff / Other consultants or experts How were the founding partner printers chosen, and how are they participating in the project? What styles are being initially produced, and how were these chosen? Expert consultants involved, expertise of GOTEX members, etc. How many garments are being produced in the first production run? How will they be available? And how can screen printers and garment decorators get involved? Indiegogo, founders A barrier to the success of socially responsible and environmentally friendly apparel in the past has been the unavoidable higher price tag. How will the cost of Allmade apparel compare to conventional T-shirts? And how will you overcome price resistance? In a best case scenario, what is your vision on where this initial project might lead? Where can our listeners find you and find out more about this program? Allmade.com Allmadeapparel on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram NBM Arlington South by Southwest ISS Atlantic City Other Events Complete Screen Printing Business Course - Workhorse Products in Phoenix - March 11-12 Sportswear Garage - How to Start a Home-based Garment Decorating Business - DAX Kansas City - March 3 Being in Control of Your Screen Printing Production Schedule - DAX Kansas City - March 3 Wide Format Sublimation, Cut and Sew and Other Product Enhancements - DAX Kansas City - March 4 Using Digital Marketing Without Breaking the Bank - DAX Kansas City - March 4 Becoming a Direct-to-Garment Decorator in 2017 - ISS Atlantic City Seminar - March 23rd Getting Smart with Some Simple Marketing Strategies - ISS Atlantic City Seminar - March...

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