Podcast appearances and mentions of amy errett

Amy Errett had a hunch that hair color was a huge potential market – especially among women who wanted an option free from harsh chemicals. She started a company focused on clean ingredients, innovative technology, and a revamped salon experience. Since founding Madison Reed in 2013, more than 5 million people have tried her products. Errett joins host Jeff Berman to discuss why company culture is so important and how getting fired kickstarted it all.Visit the Rapid Response website here: https://www.rapidresponseshow.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Amy Errett, the visionary behind Madison Reed, shares her journey of building a successful omnichannel beauty brand specializing in the hair color space. Despite reaching the top of the Venture Capitalist industry, Amy felt a burning desire to create her own venture. Recognizing a gap in the hair color market riddled with harmful ingredients, she seized the opportunity to offer safe, high-quality alternatives for everybody to enjoy. Join us as Amy discusses the resilience and passion it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. Thanks to our sponsor Hertz Business Rewards for helping small businesses save big. Join for free at Hertz.com/businessrewards.

Amy Errett, the visionary behind Madison Reed, shares her journey of building a successful omnichannel beauty brand specializing in the hair color space. Despite reaching the top of the Venture Capitalist industry, Amy felt a burning desire to create her own venture. Recognizing a gap in the hair color market riddled with harmful ingredients, she seized the opportunity to offer safe, high-quality alternatives for everybody to enjoy. Join us as Amy discusses the resilience and passion it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. Thanks to our sponsor Hertz Business Rewards for helping small businesses save big. Join for free at

Amy Errett is the founder and CEO of Madison Reed, which disrupted the hair coloring market and has serviced more than 5 million customers since its inception. Amy joins Adam to share her journey and her best lessons and advice. Amy and Adam discuss a wide range of topics: personal and professional discovery and development, leadership, building winning teams and cultures, diversity and inclusion, and much more.

Liz revisits her conversation with Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy Errett to discuss how she revolutionized the hair color industry despite having no background in the business. Amy details how her desire to address a consumer pain point led her to create Madison Reed; she touches on how her background in finance helped her succeed in a new field. Later, Amy explains how she and her company were able to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Follow Liz on Twitter: @LizClaman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Episode You Will Learn About:  How to place integrity at the center of your organization What it means to bring empathy to the workplace Finding the best GENIUS in you Resources: Website: www.madison-reed.com  Email: AE@madison-reed.com  LinkedIn: Amy Errett Instagram & Twitter: @AmyErrett Facebook & Twitter: @MadisonReedLLB   Instagram: @madisonreed TikTok: @madisonreedcolor Visit heathermonahan.com Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com  If you haven't yet, get my first book Confidence Creator Go to 4Patriots.com and use code CONFIDENCE to get 10% off Visit Indeed.com/monahan to start hiring now. Get 55% off at Babbel.com/MONAHAN  Show Notes:  What would happen if you created a life and a career where you could authentically show up as your true self? It is time to recognize what you do BEST and stop conforming! You can create a work and a culture that VALUES you and those around you. Amy Errett, CEO of Madison Reed, is here to reveal how she innovates in her industry while keeping love, joy, and integrity at the forefront. Join us as we discuss her journey, what pillars she builds her company on, and how you can revitalize your approach to life! About The Guest: Amy Errett's multifaceted career has ranged from founding and operating companies, to investing in startups, to volunteer nonprofit leadership. Currently, Amy is Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, an omnichannel beauty brand that is challenging industry titans in the hair color space. She is also a Partner at True Ventures, focusing on investments in consumer and ecommerce startups. Amy believes in the power of giving back and dedicates herself to supporting humanitarian organizations. Amy is a member of San Francisco's Barbary Coast chapter of YPO (Young Presidents' Organization), and serves on the boards of the University of Connecticut Foundation, Common Sense Media, Glide, and Madison Reed. If You Liked This Episode You Might Also Like These Episodes: The Secret To Picking Yourself UP When You're Down, With Heather!  The Simple Steps That Lead To Extraordinary Wealth, With Candy Valentino, Entrepreneur, Author, & Philanthropist  How To Turn A Negative Situation Into A Positive One, With Heather!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amy Errett founded Madison Reed with 30+ years of experience as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and social-mission visionary. She's the CEO of Madison Reed, an omnichannel beauty brand challenging industry titans in hair color. Amy is also a Partner at True Ventures, focusing on consumer and ecommerce investments.Before Madison Reed, Amy was a general partner at Maveron, a VC firm co-founded by Howard Schultz. She served as Chief Asset Gathering Officer at E*TRADE and has been featured on Fast Company's Queer 50 and Inc. Magazine's Female Founders 100 lists.Amy noticed the need for at-home hair color with salon-quality results using clean ingredients. Inspired by her daughter, she created Madison Reed, empowering colorists to earn more. Amy believes in empowering women in their lives, not just their hair color.In our episode, Amy shares her journey to Madison Reed, validating the idea, and what she looks for in entrepreneurs as a Venture Capitalist. She discusses finding your superpower, balancing head and heart, managing fear and anxiety when starting a business, and more.In this episode, we'll talk to Amy about:* Amy's advice on finding passion. [02:52]* Amy's pivotal moment shaping her into a businesswoman.[05:57]* Escaping the victim mindset.[10:20]* Amy's career journey and decision to leave finance. [15:12]* Amy's "Aha!" moment leading to leaving finance. [21:28]* Reflecting on regrettable decisions. [28:34]* Traits Amy looks for in founders. [33:40]* Acknowledging anger and fear. [38:52]* Why Amy didn't invest in Dollar Shave Club. [40:35]* Testing the idea before launching Madison Reed. [47:48]* Understanding customer values. [51:32]This episode is brought to you by Beeya:* If you or anyone you know have been struggling with hormonal imbalances and bad periods, go to https://beeyawellness.com/free to download the free guide to tackling hormonal imbalances and to learn more about Beeya's seed cycling bundle.* Plus, get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIRE10.Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Website: https://www.behindherempire.com/Follow Amy: * Website: https://www.madison-reed.com/* Madison Reed Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madisonreed/* Amy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyerrett/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, David hosts Amy Errett, the Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, a revolutionary hair color company. They delve into how effective marketing can cultivate a self-marketing audience. Amy shares insightful strategies about using technology and an omni-channel approach to meet customers precisely where they are. She discusses Madison Reed's unique algorithm that provides personalized product recommendations, enhancing the customer experience. David and Amy also explore how a satisfied audience naturally promotes the brand through organic conversations, effectively acting as a marketing tool. With a focus on product quality and accessibility, Amy sheds light on the power of radio and podcasts in raising brand awareness. Lastly, she provides a peek into the future of technology in the beauty industry, emphasizing its role in delivering superior customer experiences. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“You're a badass, and your hair is a manifestation of that,” says Amy Errett, founder of Madison Reed hair care brand. Amy is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist and social-mission visionary. Believing that women deserve more, not just in their hair color but in their lives, she founded the company in 2013, naming it after her daughter. Today's top takeaways:Know that what you're doing is different from what other people are doingCultivate your employees and your team and it will return to you 1000-fold. Listen to your customers and what they want.Define your culture before you create or ship a product; it's not what you say it is, it's what you build.As long as you know in your heart what is right, no one can sway you. Quotes• “Every team goes through a maturation process. What makes a great team is pattern recognition–seeing the things that you've seen that you've learned through them that you're not going to let happen again. And the most important thing is it's finding a trust with teammates.” (15:14-15:38 | Amy)• “The amount of gratitude you have equals the amount of happiness you derive.” (35:58-36:36:03 | Amy)• “As long as you, in your heart, know that it's right, it's right…Don't be swayed.” (49:26-49:43 | Amy) Connect with Amy Errett:Website | https://www.madison-reed.com/Instagram | http://www.instagram.com/amyerrettPlease don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Dear FoundHer on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts!You can now work with Lindsay 1:1 to build and monetize your community through the same method she used to grow and scale her business. Fill out the form here and set up a FREE 30-minute consultation.Make sure you sign up for Lindsay's newsletter and have all of the takeaways from every podcast episode sent straight to your inbox. PLUS, you'll get a tip every week to help you grow and scale your own business.Don't forget to follow Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchukUse code FoundHer for 50% off your first month with both HiveCast and FiresidePodcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Errett is the founder & CEO of Madison Reed, a hair color brand that sells direct-to-consumer and offline through third-party retail stores like Ulta and through over 50 of their own hair color bars around the U.S. They have raised over $200M in venture capital including most recently from Sandbridge and Marcy Venture Partners, Jay Z's venture firm. Amy Errett is a partner at True Ventures and prior to founding Madison Reed was a general partner at Maveron, a consumer fund founded by Dan Levitan and Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in 1998.

Amy Errett founded Madison Reed and has rapidly scaled it into the leading Professional Hair Color brand.In today's episode, Amy shares her most important learnings as one of the most successful Founder/CEOs in all of consumer brands. In this episode you'll learn:Amy's top learnings as a venture capitalist that accelerated the success of Madison ReedHow the brand excelled at navigating challenges during the pandemicThe importance of educating their customers and their approach to CXThe brand's strategy for accelerating growth by scaling in retailMadison Reed's most effective marketing channel You'll also hear what Amy would go back and do differently, plus what's next for Madison Reed. This episode is a must listen. Links MentionedMadison ReedLearn more about Wavebreak: the email & CRM agency for high-growth DTC brandsSponsored by...Klaviyo — Over 265,000 innovative brands are growing their businesses by listening and understanding to cues from their customers--easily turning that information into valuable marketing messages used to build highly segmented, automated email & SMS campaigns, such as win back campaigns or abandoned cart recovery and more.

Amy Errett founded Madison Reed and has rapidly scaled it into the leading Professional Hair Color brand.In today's episode, Amy shares her most important learnings as one of the most successful Founder/CEOs in all of consumer brands. In this episode you'll learn:Amy's top learnings as a venture capitalist that accelerated the success of Madison ReedHow the brand excelled at navigating challenges during the pandemicThe importance of educating their customers and their approach to CXThe brand's strategy for accelerating growth by scaling in retailMadison Reed's most effective marketing channelYou'll also hear what Amy would go back and do differently, plus what's next for Madison Reed. This episode is a must listen. This episode is sponsored by AttentiveAttentive is a personalized text message marketing platform that lets you communicate with your customers in real-time, engage them with timely campaigns, and help your business drive revenue.Thousands of brands like CB2, Pura Vida, and Coach have created magical customer experiences and driven over 20% of their online revenue using Attentive-powered personalized text messages.  And you, too, can turn SMS into one of your top-three revenue channels in just a few months. Visit attentivemobile.com/wavebreak to learn how you can try it for free.This episode is also brought to you by WavebreakLeading direct-to-consumer brands hire Wavebreak to turn email marketing into a top revenue driver.Most eCommerce brands don't email right... and it costs them. At Wavebreak, our eCommerce email marketing agency helps qualified stores recapture 6-7 figures of lost revenue each year.From abandoned cart emails to Black Friday campaigns, our best-in-class team of email specialists manage the entire process: strategy, design, copywriting, coding, and testing. All aimed at driving growth, profit, brand recognition, and most importantly, ROI.Curious if Wavebreak is right for you? Reach out at Wavebreak.co

Description: Amy Errett joins the show today to chat about her journey to becoming the Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, the hair color company revolutionizing the way women color their hair. Amy shared about her experience as a child being the peacekeeper of the family, her experience working as an investor at True Ventures and Mavron Ventures, how she came up with the idea for Madison Reed, and why she runs things by her astrologer first, before making any significant decisions.Exclusive Deals from Our Sponsors:Get 30 days FREE with Okendo by clicking HERE!In This Episode You'll Hear About:(00:50) More about Madison Reed, the hair color company revolutionizing the way women color their hair using proprietary color matching technology, and a team of on-call colorists, Madison Reed helps women choose the perfect shade of hair color delivered straight to your door, or you can visit one of their 60 hair color bar locations throughout the U.S.(2:35) What it was like growing up in Philadelphia as the youngest of three with parents of divorce and always finding herself as the peacekeeper of the family(12:20) How she feels about failure, that it's your best friend and something to learn from(16:00) Why she believes some of her flaws are and why she's excited about them (21:00) Why having an astrologer in her life helps her(26:00) Her career journey from being a financial analyst, to working at Ture Ventures and Mavron Ventures as a Venture Capitalist, to coming up with the idea for Madison Reed(35:00) How she became obsessed with the idea for Madison Reed and took her dreams and started making them a reality (41:00) How they handled having to close their stores due to COVID, but their online sales skyrocketed(45:00) Some of the big challenges she didn't see coming, even with her background and experience in VC(58:51) The final fundraising and entrepreneurial advice she has for aspiring founders and those struggling with raising fundsTo Find Out More:https://www.madison-reed.com/Quotes:“I grew up thinking that I want to have groups of people that get together to do extraordinary things.”“We're all flawed and recovering from something, and when you recognize that, then you can start to find the path in your life that works for you.”“Life is an inside job and the entire game at the end of the day will be how much joy, gratitude, and love that we spread and receive.”“Possibilities of crazy ideas can actually disrupt an entire industry.”“Everything you need to know is why you're hooked into the rage you have.”“The infrastructure of scaling culture that is different and unique and disruptive is really hard when you grow.”“I'm in this to win it for the company, not myself.”“As a business leader, you have an obligation to better your employees' lives.”“The big trip up for most people is being naive about marketing. Whether it's the cost, the scale, what it takes, who do you have? The other part is, you need to show up with a team and you need to show up. So it's always product, size, and people. Once you can get that right, then you're gonna find there's plenty of money.”

We're diving into your questions about starting and growing your business—and who better to answer those questions than Amy Errett, founder of Madison Reed and a four-time entrepreneur. Tune in to hear Jean and Amy answer questions about determining how much your business is worth, and saving for retirement while you're investing in your company. We also talk about the best ways to invest in a friend's business, and how to hire your first employee.

Amy Errett is the founder and CEO of the fast-scaling Madison Reed hair color company and a partner of True Ventures. Featured in Forbes 50 over 50 last year, Amy has raised almost $200 million for Madison Reed, now on track to hit the $1bn revenue mark. Today we dig deep into what it takes for women founders to raise venture capital, why it's vital to trust your own gut instinct in business with a mix of “resilience and gratitude”, and her own journey scaling Madison Reed, as well as Olivia, Spectrem, and E*TRADE and investing in startups. Download Podopolo to get the video of this podcast, live streamed from Napa at Feast it Forward during the BottleRock music festival. Follow Wings of Inspired Business on Podopolo to keep the conversation going in the episode comments section and invite your friends to connect around podcasts recommended to you by what interests and inspires you.

Recorded on 07/12/22 Cowen's Retail, New Platforms, & Luxury Analyst Oliver Chen speaks with Amy Errett, CEO & Founder of Madison Reed. The podcast focuses on Madison Reed's core competencies, business structure and growth prospects, and trends in the haircare industry. Further, the podcast features Amy's perspective on bringing transparency and convenience to customers across different channels. For Disclosures, click here bit.ly/3cPHkNW

The founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy Errett, started her career in finance, and before long, was managing large teams through sizeable changes. She's become known as a leader who creates, and navigates, organizational change. Her secret isn't in strategy–it's in leading with love, and with an open heart. She explains to host Christine Lagorio-Chafkin how building a fast-growing company is like putting the right variables into a Petri dish and letting it flourish.

This week we are re-airing one of our favorite episodes.  Hosts April Franzino and Mimi Banks are joined by the Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy Errett. Amy talks about taking on an industry that has a history of doing what has always been done, and why she wanted to blow up that model.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautybizshow/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Liz chats with Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy Errett to discuss how she revolutionized the hair color industry despite having no background in the business. Amy details how her desire to address a consumer pain point led her to found Madison Reed; she touches on how her background in finance helped her succeed in a new field. Later, Amy explains how she and her company were able to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Follow Liz on Twitter: @LizClaman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amy Errett might be a natural leader, and an expert team-builder–but she wasn't always a founder. She spent her early career in banking and investment companies, before turning to venture capital. But once she was at the table with startup founders, making decisions on who deserved funding infusions…she realized she wanted to be not in her seat…but rather, the CEO's seat. She founded Madison Reed in 2013 out of San Francisco as a hair-color subscription brand. She's grown it–even as the pandemic shut down 12 beauty bars she'd opened across the country–to a company that has raised more than $220 million, in part from Jay-Z's Marcy Ventures. Now, she has her sights set on opening 20 more stores in 2022, and hiring up to 800 people. Amy spoke to host Christine Lagorio-Chafkin about her rich career and her thoughts on leading growing organizations through big changes–including navigating the unknown, seeing around corners, and helping large teams make dramatic shifts.

Amy Errett is the founder and CEO of the fast-scaling Madison Reed hair color company and a partner of True Ventures. Featured in Forbes 50 over 50 last year, Amy has raised almost $200 million for Madison Reed, now on track to hit the $1bn revenue mark. Today we dig deep into what it takes for women founders to raise venture capital, why it's vital to trust your own gut instinct in business with a mix of “resilience and gratitude”, and her own journey scaling Madison Reed, as well as Olivia, Spectrem, and E*TRADE and investing in startups. Download Podopolo here to get the video of this podcast, livestreamed from Napa at Feast it Forward during the BottleRock music festival, and keep the conversation going in the Wings comments section and invite your friends to connect around podcasts recommended to you by what interests and inspires you.

Hello my beautiful Woman Inc. listeners! My guest this week Amy Errett, Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, an at-home and in-salon hair-dye company with over 50 locations and 55+ color shades, free of Parabens, Ammonia, Phthalates, and more.  Amy has over 30 years of business and operating expertise as a four-time entrepreneur, venture capitalist and social-mission visionary. Amy is a Venture Partner at True Ventures, focusing on investments in consumer and e-commerce startups.  Prior to founding Madison Reed, Amy was a general partner at Maveron, a leading venture capital firm co-founded by former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz - focused on investments in consumer facing companies. She also previously served as Chief Asset Gathering Officer at E*TRADE, where she ran a $200 million business. She was also featured on Fast Company's first ever Queer 50 list of LGBTQ women and nonbinary innovators in business and tech in 2020. 

If there's one thing the pandemic has taught Amy, it's the power of finding joy in whatever you do. Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy strives to find shades of joy in her life — beyond the stuff you put in your hair. Gratitude, falling for your work, and becoming friends with failure are all important ingredients on her list for success.  Brands/ People Mentioned: Brownies - N/AGirl Scouts - @girlscoutsLinkedIn - @linkedinWharton - @whartonschoolClairol - @clairolcolorL'Oreal - @lorealusaDollar Shave Club - @dollarshaveclubMommy & Me Gymnastics - N/AVenmo - @venmo

If there's one thing the pandemic has taught Amy, it's the power of finding joy in whatever you do. Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy strives to find shades of joy in her life — beyond the stuff you put in your hair. Gratitude, falling for your work, and becoming friends with failure are all important ingredients on her list for success.  Brands/ People Mentioned: Brownies - N/AGirl Scouts - @girlscoutsLinkedIn - @linkedinWharton - @whartonschoolClairol - @clairolcolorL'Oreal - @lorealusaDollar Shave Club - @dollarshaveclubMommy & Me Gymnastics - N/AVenmo - @venmo

Hosts April Franzino and Mimi Banks are joined by the Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, Amy Errett. Amy talks about taking on an industry that has a history of doing what has always been done, and why she wanted to blow up that model.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautybizshow/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Madison Reed Founder and CEO, Amy Errett, as she explores the path to disrupting an entire industry towards explosive growth. She takes time to outline how important it is to pivot before its necessary while also staying grounded in who you are as a leader and finding joy in what you do.

There was a time when the concept of the Dollar Shave Club was revolutionary. Amy Errett, however, was unimpressed. Even then, the founder and investor of multiple companies had that entrepreneurial hunch that there was an even better way to do things. With unrivaled patience, she spent what most founders would find an excruciating amount of time in research and development before launching Madison Reed, an omnichannel beauty brand challenging industry titans in hair color space. With 51 stores in 2021, and 40 more to come in the next year, Madison Reed's success only continues to flourish. Amy shares the vital importance of focus and discipline, why it pays to do one thing really well, the importance of maintaining corporate culture through growth, and what she looks for when considering investing. Above all, Amy conveys the value of being fully present and living in a space of tender curiosity to reveal the full extent of your gifts and strengths. Our listeners can use RMSUPERWOMAN for 20% off at checkout on Madison-Reed.com Thanks for listening! Don't forget to order Rebecca's new book, Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success. Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Guest Website Madison-Reed.com Social Media LinkedIn Big Ideas How to tactfully approach a solution to a gap in the market. “Focusing on the vital few versus the worthless many.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/superwomen/support

Yes, women lost more jobs than men during the pandemic, but we were also more than twice as likely to start a business than men. If you're looking to prioritize your entrepreneurial vision and find success, this episode is for you. We sit down with Amy Errett, CEO and founder of Madison Reed who who led her team through 130% growth and a 12 times increase in customer demand during the pandemic, without one single layoff. In Mailbag, we tackle a questions on asking parents for money, and what it means to be on track for retirement and family goals. In Thrive, how to lower your stress level.

Amy Errett's multifaceted career has ranged from founding and operating companies to investing in startups to volunteer nonprofit leadership. But then she left it all to create Madison Reed, an omnichannel beauty brand that is challenging industry titans in the hair color space. Noticing that women only had two options when coloring their hair - Purchase a low-quality, cheap box from a drugstore or go to an expensive salon, Amy aimed to create an innovative option. But where Amy is truly innovating is in the way she leads her company. With the mantra that employees can bring their whole selves to work and a policy of openness and sharing where the entire company has lunch with Amy and coffee with Amy weekly, she's building a culture that's more like a family than anything else. Not to mention she's paying her colorists as salaried employees who don't have to rent their chairs like the rest of the hair color industry and also receive full benefits. When her stores closed during the pandemic, she continued to pay them, moved them all over to the call center, and taught them new skills. Prior to founding Madison Reed, Amy was a General Partner responsible for the Bay Area office of Maveron; a leading venture capital firm co-founded by former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz - focused on investments in consumer facing companies. Before Maveron, Amy was CEO of Olivia, where she repositioned the travel business as a complete lifestyle company and also where she was delivered her biggest career blow. Amy is the proof that women belong at the top. Amy founded Madison Reed with over 30 years of business and operating expertise as a four-time entrepreneur, venture capitalist and social-mission visionary. In 2015 and 2018, Amy was named one of the "Bay Area's Most Influential Women in Business" by the San Francisco Business Times. She was also a finalist for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2018 Award in the Northern California region, which she won in 2006 for the consumer category. She was also featured on Fast Company's first ever Queer 50 list of LGBTQ women and nonbinary innovators in business and tech in 2020. In this episode, Amy shares her truths in both her failures and successes. If you want a tutorial on how to be a leader and inspire greatness, this is the episode for you. *** This episode of LEAVE YOUR MARK is brought to you by Madison Reed, the hair color company revolutionizing the way women color their hair. This fast-growing disruptor brand offers luxurious, Smart-8 Free hair-color formula (that's free of harsh ingredients like PPD, ammonia, and parabens), that makes your hair look and feel fabulous. Madison Reed is truly your one-stop-shop for all things hair color. Whether you're at a Hair Color Bar or coloring at home with a Radiant Hair Color kit, you get the same amazing results every time. Madison Reed's proprietary color-matching technology coupled with a team of on-call colorists help women choose their perfect shade of hair color. With over 40 Hair Color Bars in 17 markets and many more to come, Madison Reed is fast becoming the leader in hair color. The full line of products can be found online at madison-reed.com and in Madison Reed Hair Color Bars, in addition to Ulta Beauty and Ulta Beauty at Target. First time customers can use ALIZA20 20% off + free shipping on Madison-Reed.com and local Hair Color Bar services.

Amy Errett, Madison Reed moderated by Joel PetersonOur topic is “Creating a Resilient Corporate Culture,” with guest Amy Errett, Founder and CEO of Madison Reed.  The omnichannel beauty brand uses proprietary color-matching technology along with a team of professional on-call colorists to help customers choose the perfect shade of hair color delivered to their door for under $25. The seven-year-old company recorded over $100 m in revenue in 2020. Prior to founding Madison Reed, Amy was a General Partner of Maveron, a leading venture capital firm, CEO of Olivia, a lifestyle travel business, and served on the senior management team at E*TRADE. This followed 10 years as Founder and CEO of The Spectrem Group, a worldwide strategic consulting firm. Amy sold Spectrem to NFO, an IPG subsidiary.In 2015 and 2018, Amy was named one of the “Bay Area's Most Influential Women in Business” by the San Francisco Business Times. She was also a finalist for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2018 Award in the Northern California region, which she won in 2006 for the consumer category.The portfolio companies identified and described herein do not represent all of the portfolio companies purchased, sold, or recommended for funds advised by Peterson Partners. The reader should not assume that an investment in the portfolio companies identified was or will be profitable. Any opinions, projections, forecasts, and estimates contained in this production are necessarily speculative in nature, are based upon certain assumptions, and subject to change without notice. It can be expected that some or all of such assumptions will not materialize or will vary significantly from actual results. This production is not an offer to buy or sell any investments. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Anu is joined by four time entrepreneur and ex-investor, Amy Errett of Madison Reed, the beauty company revolutionizing hair coloring. Amy shares how she pivoted her staff and supply chain throughout lockdown to overcome extraordinary challenges and take advantage of unprecedented demand, reflects on 2020's silver linings and leaning into her strengths as a leader. She emphasizes the importance of building a strong company culture, shares her top learnings for founders working to cultivate trust, and why she believes people are everything.

Amy Errett, Founder and CEO of beauty disruptor Madison Reed, on adapting to the pandemic consumer and 12x growth in 2020. Dan Griffith, Director of Wealth Strategy at Huntington Private Bank, on Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax proposal. Amanda Albright, Bloomberg muni reporter, on how the aid earmarked for state governments in Biden’s rescue package goes beyond a rescue-- and into stimulus. Alex Webb, Bloomberg Opinion technology and media analyst, on his column: “The Whole Web Pays For Google And Facebook To Be Free.” Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.

Amy Errett talks about how and why she created one of the hottest tech companies: Madison Reed, an at-home hair color company, has seen a huge boom in business during the pandemic. In 2016, Madison Reed released visualization tools such as a chatbot that analyzes primary and secondary tones to customize a customer's dye, and an augmented reality tool that uses a customer's smart phone or laptop camera to simulate a new hair color. We talked about Amy's choice to use raw, untouched photos in her promotions. At the forefront of beauty innovation, Madison Reed created the first ever Smart 8-Free permanent hair color free of harsh ingredients: ammonia, parabens, resorcinol, PPD, phthalates, gluten, SLS, and titanium dioxide and it's leaping bunny certified meaning it is cruelty-free. Their motto: Confident is the New Beautiful. Loads to learn from Amy Errett about technology, start-ups, and marketing to women. 20:00 to 21:56 - Depletion during the pandemic 41:38 to 43:14 - Company tech algorithm 54:31 to 55:58 - Advice for women entrepreneurs I hope you enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes It takes less than sixty seconds, and it really makes a difference in swaying new listeners and upcoming guests. I might read your review on my next episode! Sign up for Guy's weekly email at http://eepurl.com/gL7pvD Connect with Guy on social media: Twitter: twitter.com/guykawasaki Instagram: instagram.com/guykawasaki Facebook: facebook.com/guy LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/guykawasaki/ Read Guy’s books: https://guykawasaki.com/books/ Thank you for listening and sharing this episode with your community.

Amy Errett s multifaceted career has ranged from founding and operating companies, to investing in startups, to volunteer nonprofit leadership. Currently, Amy is Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, an omnichannel beauty brand that is challenging industry titans in the hair color space. She is also a Partner at True Ventures, focusing on investments in consumer […] The post Amy Errett with Madison Reed appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Amy Errett talks about why she decided to come back to entrepreneurship after becoming a Venture Capitalist, how her business has done during the COVID-19 pandemic, Madison Reed's partnership with Alta, and much more.

In episode 6 of Step Out Of Line! Sharon interviews Amy Errett, Founder and CEO of Madison Reed and Partner at True Ventures. Amy is an unparalleled leader, and is changing the landscape of hair color for people around the world. Amy and Sharon discuss the courage it takes to step out of line and chase happiness by pursuing your dreams, all while embracing yourself along the way. Amy takes a dive into her past, reflecting on the turns that led her to founding Madison Reed, as well as her hopeful outlook for the future.

Amy Errett's company, Madison Reed, sells in-home care color. It may not sound like a glamorous business but, as it turns out, it's a very durable one, done the right way. Not only has the seven-year-old outfit been slowing chipping away at the dominant personal care giants like L'Oreal that have long controlled what's currently […]

Connie & Alex discuss the week in tech news and then talk to Amy Errett about Madison Reed, the hair color company she founded that has seen sales explode during the coronavirus pandemic, as women look for new ways to color their hair.Music:1. "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3918-inspired)2. "Dream Catcher" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4650-dream-catcher)3. "Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5759-blippy-trance)4. "Pamgaea" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4193-pamgaea)5. "EDM Detection Mode" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3687-edm-detection-mode)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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Amy Errett, the founder and CEO of Madison Reed, discusses her company's swift rise in orders, getting products from Italy during the pandemic and how she is preparing for the future when customers return to salons.

With hair salons closed, San Francisco based brand Madison Reed has seen their online sales of at-home hair dye kits grow by an incredible 10x in recent weeks. In this special episode, the company's founder Amy Errett explains how she's been able to avoid painful layoffs and how she plans to sustain Madison Reed's growth for the long-term.

In this episode, Amy explains how she and her team think about marketing in all directions – including advice for tracking multi-channel attribution, the power of surveying those closest to your product (your customers), why she enjoys helping people “find their genius,” and more. “I like just building a team and then conquering something together that seems hard to conquer,” said Amy.  Learn more about Madison Reed: www.madison-reed.comOr read up on Amy here: https://trueventures.com/team/amy-errett

Amy Errett, Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, leads an omnichannel beauty brand that is redefining the hair color space. Amy's multifaceted career has ranged from founding/operating companies, to investing in startups, to non-profit and philanthropic leadership. If you like our podcast, please subscribe! http://blog.finchbrands.com/madison-reed-amy-errett-podcast     The post A Better Way to Color – Real-World Branding Podcast appeared first on Finch Brands.

Amy Errett, CEO of Madison Reed sat down with Carolyn McArdle from 98 1 The Breeze to talk about being purpose driven, exuding confidence, a rich work culture and more on this episode of CEO Unplugged San Francisco!

"At a certain age, every woman colors their hair," said Amy Errett on this week's Glossy Beauty Podcast. As the CEO and founder of the rapidly growing hair-color brand Madison Reed, she would know. Concretely, "every woman" means a market of about 90 million customers coloring their hair "on an average cadence of about seven weeks." Madison Reed first came to market as a DTC brand to be an at-home solution for color, but Errett could not stop before expanding to the salon market, too. The company announced last month that it would begin franchising in order to make its nearly 60 shades available to more consumers across the country. "Our highest penetration just basically follows the U.S. population. Urban metros have the highest population, but we reach out to about a 150-mile radius around any of those cities and suburbs in a big way," said Errett. Errett joined beauty editor Priya Rao to talk about how she's breaking the stigma around coloring at home, how she's catering to a younger customer and what tough words of advice she would give to a competitor.

Amy Errett, founder and CEO of Madison Reed, the beauty brand that’s challenging industry titans in the hair color space, walks us through her career highlights and lowlights, including an unexpected firing that changed her entire perspective. In Mailbag, what you can do with your 401(k) if you’re leaving your job, and hiring college coaches.

Amy Errett didn't intend to start Madison Reed as a full-time business. Already deeply involved in a number of companies and charitable organizations, she initially just wanted to identify the consumer pain point, fund the incubation of the idea, and hire a team to bring the product to fruition. But then her daughter (the original Madison Reed) challenged her to do more.

Minter Dialogue Episode #282 Amy Errett is an unique businesswoman who has worked in big business, led a VC, has operated on many boards and also started multiple entrepreneurial outfits. Her latest is Madison Reed, launched it in 2014, manufacturing and selling hair products in the US. In this conversation, we look at the early lessons learned, the trifecta of ingredients that has contributed to Madison Reed's success, their effective way of using tech to drive the business and a good deal more. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

What does it take to get to a business with a seven-figure revenue, and 30 to 40% growth every year? Cate Stillman, founder of Yoga Healer, host of multiple podcasts, and super-successful entrepreneur joins me on this episode to discuss how she went from offering a $20, two-hour workshop to a certification course at $7,500. We discuss the struggle women entrepreneurs face with money mindsets, and the money blocks that impact their ability to create a sustainable business. Cate also shares some tips to get a high-performing body so that you can become the high-performing woman that you are, so be sure to tune in!   Key Takeaways: [6:55] Where did Cate grow up and what was she like as a little girl? [9:55] What is Cate’s business and where is it now? [13:34] Cate’s business experiences a 30 to 40% growth a year. What does she attribute that to? [18:10] How many people does Cate have on her team? She elaborates about her global team and how she manages it. [21:41] What was Cate’s background like? How did she go about healing her body, which led her to her business? [26:34] What happened in 2001? How did Cate move into her current business? [29:25] Cate’s business started off as an in-person business but is now an amazing online business. How did she make the transition? [31:41] Cate and Natalie discuss how they deal with clients who approach them saying they feel bad to leave people by pricing higher. [38:38] What is Cate’s certification program? What is the story behind how Cate started offering a certification program? [42:40] How did people around her react to the certification course? How did she deal with the negative comments and feedback? [46:14] Cate and Natalie discuss exchanging value for money. [50:10] To be high-performing women, we need to have high-performing bodies. What are a few things that we can do to take care of ourselves in the last few, busy months of the year? [55:47] What advice does Cate have for women who are worried about being judged? [57:57] Where would be a good place for beginners and wellness practitioners to start? Cate shares some resources you can check out.   Join the BizChix Community   Connect with Cate Stillman: ● Yoga Healer ● Have A Conversation with Wellness Professionals (Yoga Healer) ● Yogidetox   Mentioned in this Episode: ● BizChix on iTunes ● High-Performing Women Series ● Zoom ● Basecamp ● Google Docs ● Focus on Fit, Not Thin Webinar (YogaHealer) ● BizChix Masterminds   Previous BizChix Episodes Mentioned: ● “264: Building a Culture from Day One with Amy Errett of Madison Reed” ● “282: [Live From Podcast Movement] Leverage Your Podcast to Grow Your Business” ● “233: [new series] Monetizing and Money Mindset” #BizChixMonetize ● “242: Are You Self-Sabotaging Your Success?” ● “263: How to Get More Clients”

Should you be spending more time on LinkedIN? Learn how Chrissie Wywrot, a digital marketer, PR expert and LinkedIn specialist uses the platform to grow her business and helps her clients do the same. Chrissie's previous experience in the NFL and for a national foundation give her a unique perspective on how to connect with the media and leverage your current network. Find out the latest best and worst practices on LinkedIn and how the premium features available through the Sales Navigator upgrade. This episode is sponsored by AWeber.  Thank you for supporting women entrepreneurs! Find out more and get an all access, 60 Day Free Trial at BizChix.com/Aweber! Key Takeaways: Optimize your LinkedIn Headline Use your LinkedIn profile as a landing page (draw people in and have keywords) Find the mutual connection (What can you talk about?) Write articles on LinkedIn and promote on other social media platforms Take advantage of the one month free of premium service LinkedIn offers Listen for more...   Action step: Take 30-60 minutes on your calendar to update your LinkedIn profile (Connect with Natalie and Chrissie while you're there!)   Connect with other Female Entrepreneurs Connect with Chrissie Wywrot: Chrissie Wywrot's website Connect with Chrissie on LinkedIn Mentioned in this Episode: Connect with Natalie on LinkedIn LinkedIn Sales Navigator LinkedIn is the Best Networking Party You'll Ever Attend  How to Pitch a Story to the Media How to Get Responses on Sales Navigator Episodes Mentioned: 264: Building a Culture from Day One with Amy Errett of Madison Reed 268: Getting New Clients Using a Free Call Strategy 270: The Magical Art of Niching Down   Book a Strategy Session or apply to Mastermind with Natalie! Click to Learn More. This content first appeared on BizChix.com/272

Paul Tyma. He’s the founder and creator of a tool called Mailinator which is an email system. He’s also a startup veteran and has focused on 4 Silicon Valley startups including Preemptive Solutions, Manybrain Inc which owns Mailinator, Home-Account.com which was acquired by Bills.com, and Refresh Inc which was acquired by LinkedIn. He’s a frequent speaker, writer and author of one of the original books on Java called Java Primer Plus. Dr. Tyma has received his PhD from Syracuse University focused on Java/.Net performance. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Influence What CEO do you follow? –  Amy Errett and Bradley Kam Favorite online tool? — Linode How many hours of sleep do you get?— 8.5 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “How to talk to girls”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:53 – Nathan introduces Paul to the show 01:48 – Paul started his first company during his PhD 01:56 – After getting his PhD, Paul worked for Google 02:12 – Paul is still part of the board for Preemptive Solutions 02:18 – Refresh had a very visible exit and is currently at LinkedIn icebreakers 02:37 – The acquisition was in 2015 02:45 – Acquisition price 02:54 – Refresh was a consumer application 03:10 – Refresh has raised $10M in total 03:20 – The first round was a priced round 03:53 – Refresh had 100K users 04:30 – Refresh built its own identity from scratch 04:40 – The technology of Refresh 05:40 – Home-Account.com was built prior to Refresh 05:59 – Paul was a minor founder 06:15 – Option pool 07:23 – Selling a company and staying with the company who acquired it is a cliché in Silicon Valley 08:19 – Mailinator was a side project Paul built 13 years ago 08:30 – It was a receive only mail service 08:50 – Mailinator lets you create a disposable email 10:17 – Mailinator had some ads which paid for the server 11:30 – Mailinator now makes money from affiliates 11:47 – Mailinator’s brand became strong 11:56 – There was a high usage from QA departments who tested their signups process and welcome email 12:11 – They asked Mailinator for additional features 12:40 – Hundreds of QA teams now are using and paying Mailinator 13:16 – Mailinator also has a private paid domain 13:40 – Pricing is $29 for single user and $129 for a team 13:56 – Average RPU is $35 14:31 – Average MRR 14:57 – Paul is now turning Mailinator into a business 15:21 – Churn is pretty high 15:48 – Less paid advertising 16:16 – Mailinator has 45K unique users a day 16:44 – 25K new inboxes are set up everyday 16:58 – “This is not a DAU product” 17:21 – Mailinator has not raised money 18:09 – Team size is 3 18:30 – Gross margin 18:59 – Server cost 19:53 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: A side project can definitely turn into something more—don’t underestimate its potential. An email does NOT reflect one’s identity. There are thousands of emails being made and sent every day—having a disposable one is almost a necessity.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox  – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Hotjar – Nathan uses Hotjar to track what you’re doing on this site. He gets a video of each user visit like where they clicked and scrolled to make the site a better experience Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

  Niching down is scary. It feels like you are saying no to a huge group of people and turning down business. But the truth is when you try to talk to EVERYONE, you end up talking to no one. In this episode I share 9 ways niching down can benefit you, plus I share about four BizChix community members who saw huge growth in their businesses by choosing to serve a specific niche. This episode is sponsored by AWeber.  Thank you for supporting women entrepreneurs! Find out more and get an all access, 60 Day Free Trial at BizChix.com/Aweber!       Thank you Madison Reed for saving women time with your innovative at home coloring kits. Get 10% of your first color kit and free shipping using code BIZCHIX.     Connect with other Female Entrepreneurs   Mentioned in this Episode: Jaime Slutsky - https://virtualsummitTECH.com Lindsay Mason - https://www.frenchknotstudio.com/ Kristen Lander - https://www.fiercelyfueled.com and https://empoweredbyiron.com/ Sheri Gazitt - https://www.teenwiseseattle.com Episodes Mentioned: 263: How to Get More Clients 264: Building a Culture from Day One with Amy Errett of Madison Reed   Book a Strategy Session or apply to Mastermind with Natalie! Click to Learn More.   This content first appeared on BizChix.com/270.

When should you start to think about designing the culture of your organization? What is the ONE question you should ask in every interview? How do you make sure you are hiring people who will fit into your culture? How do you measure your team's happiness and satisfaction? My guest, Amy Errett, the Founder and CEO of Madison Reed, thought about the culture and team she wanted to build from the very beginning. Amy is a horseback riding, fly-fishing, black-diamond snowboarding, wine collecting, SF Giants-loving Californian. She founded Madison Reed with years of business and operating expertise as a leading entrepreneur, senior executive, venture capitalist and social-mission visionary. The mission of Madison Reed is to make luxurious, at-home hair color with ingredients you can feel good about. Amy shares the startup story of Madison Reed, how she is disrupting an old school industry and how Madison Reed values and measures customer and employee satisfaction   This episode is sponsored by AWeber.  Thank you for supporting women entrepreneurs! Find out more and get an all access, 60 Day Free Trial at BizChix.com/Aweber!   Key Takeaways: The importance of creating a culture with intention How to measure customer satisfaction How to measure internal/Team satisfaction Why it is GREAT to have Values that repel some potential employees The one question you should ask in an interview Assessing Ability and Willingness The importance of Celebrating as a team Join The BizChix Community (free)   Listen to Other Women in Tech Interviews: Episode 60: Richard Branson funded Tech Entrepreneur Stacey Ferreira: Coder. Risk Taker. Future Cage Diver. Episode 109: UrbanSitter.com co-Founder & CEO Lynn Perkins – VC Funded Entrepreneur, Mom, Parent/Sitter Matchmaker Episode 161: LA Tech Start Up – Enplug CEO Nanxi Liu More Women in Tech Episodes   Mentioned in this Episode: Business Among Mom's Success Summit (Natalie is the Keynote Speaker) Madison Reed (use code BIZCHIX to save 10% off a color kit and get free shipping) Book: The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks   Apply to mastermind with Natalie and get connected with your Awesome Eight! Click to Learn More.   This content first appeared on BizChix.com

Chase and Jenna talk with Amy Errett and Sarbina Riddle about how they're revolutionizing every aspect of the home hair care market.

August 22, 2014 Author Nick Jans & Genius Locator Amy Errett