Podcast appearances and mentions of barbara palumbo

This week we welcome watch and jewelry industry veteran Barbara Palumbo, aka What's On Her Wrist to the podcast. Barbara brings a refreshing perspective on the industry that acknowledges the breadth of the market, and the forces that drive retail decisions. Deeper still, Barbara has a unique ability to make connections, and find the bigger story beyond the small mechanical details. In the process, she brings some much needed levity to the space, and serves as an important reminder of keeping the bigger picture in mind. In this discussion, she shares her journey into the watch space, and how her connections have shaped her perspective of the industry. Show Notes:What's On Her WristVanity FairSpinnakerMB&FStudio Underd0gGorpcoreSeiko 5RedBar GroupJack Mason WatchesNodusHaim WatchesKari VoutilainenHublotEpisode 28 with Andrew McUtchenScottish Watches PodcastWatchonista

Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast Episode 525! You've heard our take, Adrian's, and now, completing the trilogy, is Barbara Palumbo, the one trusted to keep industry voices in line... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #525 : Barbara Is Back appeared first on Scottish Watches.

This week on the podcast, Blake and Kat are joined by Barbara Palumbo, a longtime fixture in the watch enthusiast community and a friend of the show who you might know better as @whatsonherwrist on Instagram. Barbara is one of our favorite personalities in the watch world, and as you'll hear in this conversation, is an exceptional storyteller. Barbara tells us about the genesis of her children's book inspired by an Oris watch, reminisces about watch trade shows of the past and what makes Dubai Watch Week in particular so special, and we get to hear the origin story of her own limited edition watch made in collaboration with Out of Order to celebrate her 50th birthday.To stay on top of all new episodes, you can subscribe to The Worn & Wound Podcast — now available on all major platforms including iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Spotify, and more. You can also find our RSS feed here.And if you like what you hear, then don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes.If there's a question you want us to answer you can hit us up at info@wornandwound.com, and we'll put your question in the queue.Show NotesBlake's wrist check: Porsche Design Chronograph 1Kat's wrist check: Rolex Explorer 2Barbara's wrist check: Out of Order “Scotch on the Rocks” Limited EditionFlores Delores and the Oris ChronorisDubai Watch Week

Our three hosts have the pleasure to talk to Barbara Palumbo, editor, writer and founder of the platform “Whats On Her Wrist." The Philadelphia native twenty-seven-year veteran of the watch and jewelry industry, Barbara talks about the changing figure of women both as consumers and as watchmakers through history and how she uses humor as a vehicle to expand the appeal for watches to various demographics and audiences. Ms. Palumbo has been nominated twice in her career in the category of Excellence in Editorial Media by the Women's Jewelry Association and has written for worldwide publications such as Vanity Fair On Time, Revolution Magazine, Luxury Daily, Modern Luxury, Watchonista, and others. Sit back and tune into this new episode of The Accutron Show.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS11:45 My project started as a way of making fun of how seriously we take the watch world. Because you have the savants already but you want a greater appeal, you want to turn on a middle aged woman like me, or a 30-year-old woman, or a 25-year-old gay man, or more people of color. So I thought humor was the best way to do it. 23:26 The watch world, mainly the men of the watch world, the CEO, designer, etc. were thinking 'women like this.' No, women like everything. The way I have friends, colleagues, or boyfriends from all walks of life. And my watch collection reflects that. 39:38 The new generation of watch buyers are hard to put in a box, they all want something different. It's tough to write anything about what Gen Z likes, because they don't want to be compartmentalized. Some of them are interested in what the celebrity is wearing, others are into microbrands.

Welcome to The Scottish Watches Podcast Episode 460 – Where Barbara Palumbo is Out Of Order! Click here to read along and see the photos in our show notes as... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #460 : Barbara Palumbo is Out Of Order on Her Birthday appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast – Episode 438! Get ready for an action packed episode as Rikki and Barbara recount their trip to Vicenzaro! Click here to read along... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #438 : Discovering Watches With Barbara Palumbo at VicenzaOro appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast – Episode 420! After meeting him for the first time at Horology Forum 8, we have on the well of vintage and watch industry... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #420 : All About Vintage And More With Eric Wind and Barbara Palumbo appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Dubai Watch Week is in full swing and NYC played host to the eight Horology Forum this past weekend. There were some interesting events that took place and it was a great place for a watch enthusiast to mingle with other so-called ‘geeks'. Here were the events and in October, recordings should be released:Made in America with Aldis Hodge, Eric Wind, Cara Barrett and Brandon LittleAtom Moore Watch Photography Class with Atom MooreChristie's Presents: The Evolution of Collection with Rebecca Ross and Caitlin DonovanZenith Watch ClinicThe People vs. Luxury with Mark Cho, Rebecca Ross, Jian Deleon and Gabe ReillyClickClock: Do a Double Take with Fiona Kruger, Barbara Palumbo and Tim MossoNFT Flip heads, tails, edgeChristie's Presents the New Luxury: NFTs and The MetaverseClickClock: Do or Do not Resuscitate?There was a bit of watch-spotting that took place too- check it out!You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

With March being both Women's History Month, and the five year anniversary of What's On Her Wrist falling in the week this episode drops, timing couldn't be better to talk with Barbara Palumbo. Through the blog on her website www.whatsonherwrist.com  and Instagram account @whatsonherwrist, Barbara brings a distinctly female, and highly relatable, viewpoint of the watch industry and its products, and an unbridled passion for the good people who work within it. We discuss some of the best micro-brands on offer and the people who help make each special, a few of the more established but less talked about houses making exceptional watches, and we delve into whether homogenisation of watch design to be more "unisex" is indeed a good thing.You can find out more about FineWatches here: www.finewatches.com.au and follow our Instagram here: @finewatchesau

For our New Years Eve edition of the show we finish 2020 with a bang! Not only do we have Barbara Palumbo co-hosting with Rikki but we get to chat... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #217 : New Years Eve Special with Max Busser of MB&F appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Barbara Palumbo is the creator and editor of [whatsonherwrist.com] and [adornmentality.com] Follow Barbara on instagram [@whatsonherwrist] Click here to donate to the Marjaree Mason Center Amazon wish list. Click here to learn more about the mission of the [Marjaree Mason Center] Episode Music [G Mills, Soul Food Horns, Blue Wednesday - Harvest] [Cabin in the Woods - Philanthrope] Visit [Chillhop] online. Follow [Ritual Watch] on Instagram.

For this very special edition of the Time 4A Pint podcast, we’re going to be talking all about Movember. We’re going to be meeting my contact over at Movember UK Stef, and hearing direct from three Movember ambassadors Bobby Bansal, Elvin Box, and James Mace about their experiences with testicular cancer, prostate cancer, and mental health. And then you’re going to have a chance to win my 2019 Oris Chronoris Movember Edition, and a copy of Flores Delores and the Oris Chronoris signed by Barbara Palumbo. Head to https://www.time4apint.com/podcast/the-time-4a-pint-podcast-episode-54 for pictures and show notes. Head to https://www.time4apint.com/store/movember-2020-raffle to buy your Time 4A Pint Movember 2020 raffle ticket(s). Credit to https://soundcloud.com/cityfires for the use of https://soundcloud.com/cityfires/map-of-time-creative-commons

Grab the popcorn! We’ve got Babs back! The world can only cope with one ranter at a time, so I gave up my space to Barbara…or Rochelle. Barbara is recording... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #194 : BarbaRants! – Catching Up With Barbara Palumbo appeared first on Scottish Watches.

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Scottish Watches Podcast #149 : With Barbara “Babs” Palumbo from Whats On Her Wrist & Adorn Mentality You know this is going to be a good one. We welcome “Babs”... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #149 : With Barbara Palumbo from Whats On Her Wrist & Adorn Mentality appeared first on Scottish Watches.

The Barb Wire celebrates its tenth episode with a visit from Ben Smithee, CEO at The Smithee Group (thesmitheegroup.com), a digital consultancy whose mission is "helping big brands think small and small brands think bigger".   Talking with host Barbara Palumbo, Ben shares why he decided to originally focus his consultancy on the jewelry business (8:10), and Barbara refers to him as one of the industry's few true "influencers" online (11:10). He talks about his unique upbringing in Dallas as the adopted Asian son of white parents (17:00).   Ben's passionate about social media, calling it "the great equalizer" for small businesses (29:30). And he later shares one of his pet peeves -- retailers who can't stop complaining about the things their customers do (32:50).   He also cites a specific behavior that he believes, if a retailer performs it daily for the next 365 days, will guarantee them a six-figure increase in their sales (36:20). Later, Ben shares the specific sales pitch he uses with jewelers to convince them to invest in building their social media following (40:30).    

Marketing colored gemstone is on the agenda when Hayley Henning visits The Barb Wire with host Barbara Palumbo. Henning is currently vice-president of Greenland Ruby, where she has been working the last two years after spending most of her career as one of the key faces behind the rise of Tanzanite since the mid-1990s. (In fact, Barbara says that before she knew Hayley personally, she thought of her as “the Tanzanite lady”.) The South African native shares some of her personal journey (2:55) from her homeland to a career in the U.S., working for a company called Afgem that eventually became the well-known Tanzanite One. Hayley calls the company’s efforts to market Tanzanite "the start of colored gemstone marketing as we know it today". (6:55) Now Hayley is involved in a similar effort to increase public and industry acceptance of Greenland ruby (12:10). Her company, Greenland Ruby, is the first business with government permission to mine, market and sell ruby material found in Greenland. Says Henning: "There is no real instruction manual on how to introduce a new gemstone to the gem and jewelry industry. But we're figuring it out." She is passionate about the story behind Greenland rubies. Says the executive: “It's not as though we went to some fancy marketing agency to say, "Alright, help us make up a story. We are telling the story of a gemstone that has been buried under ice and snow for nearly 3 billion years." (25:20) Later you’ll hear some of the work Hayley is doing with retailers to promote rubies from Greenland, as well as best practices for retailers looking to introduce new gemstone varieties. Want to learn more about marketing colored gemstones to your customers? Don't miss Hayley Henning on The Barb Wire.

Colored gemstones, and their increasing popularity with younger buyers are the key topics when Doug Hucker, long-time CEO of the American Gem Trade Association (AGTA) is interviewed by host Barbara Palumbo on this month's edition of The Barb Wire. Doug shares the story of his path into the jewelry business, his years at GIA, his leadership of AGTA, and also talks about the increasing popularity of colored gemstones with new buyers, as well as the AGTA's participation in the new "The Collective" event during Las Vegas jewelry week this year.

Keeping Time Podcast S.3 Episode 5: Barbara Palumbo - What's On Her Wrist Writer, journalist, podcaster and public speaker Barbara Palumbo brings her unique energy and 20+ years of jewelry industry experience to Keeping Time for a unique and lively conversation. Barbara is the founder of the highly regarded blog, "What's On Her Wrist" which offers a uniquely female voice and viewpoint on watches today. One of the industry's most highly-regarded female voices, Barbara is a powerhouse of passion and fun.

This month on The Barb Wire, host Barbara Palumbo welcomes a rising star in the jewelry business, gem trader Dave Bindra, vice-president of B&B Fine Gems. Still in his early 30s, Bindra has built up an impressive resume, serving as president of the Los Angeles chapter of the GIA Alumni Association, member of the board of directors of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, acclaimed AGS Conclave speaker, not to mention running a seriously cool Instagram account @gemfluencer. (Come for the awesome collection of gemstones, stay for the awesome collection of color-coordinated shoes.) Enjoy the newest episode of The Barb Wire. It's talk radio for the jewelry business.

Michael O'Connor drops into The Barb Wire this month to talk with host Barbara Palumbo about his career in the jewelry business -- which has featured one of the most unique development paths in today's industry. The two discuss Michael's progress from Toronto teenager to jewelry salesperson, to New York-based jewelry designer, to jewelry marketer, to QVC on-air presenter, and finally, his ultimate transformation into celebrity stylist and on-air style commentator for numerous major media brands. Discussion topics include techniques for staying young, the importance of being a no-BS operator, this year's Oscar trends, as well as some fun dishing on celebs. (For instance, Michael tells us which member of the Desperate Housewives cast is most fun to drink a margarita with.)   Enjoy the newest episode of The Barb Wire. Think of it as talk radio for the jewelry business.

In this episode of "The Barb Wire", host Barbara Palumbo talks — and plays a drinking game — Alexis Padis, director of operations at the successful San Francisco-area jewelry store, Padis Jewelry, plus the company's side business, Padis Vineyards. Padis is also the youngest member of the board of the American Gem Society and was a 2017 "Award of Excellence " winner from the Women's Jewelry Association. Discussion topics include the role of millennials in the jewelry industry, as well as unfounded prejudices against millennials in the jewelry business. The two discuss the rise of Padis Jewelry from her father selling puka shells out of his car trunk to an area fixture serving San Francisco's rising "Cloud Corridor" of key tech businesses. And also how her father's "side hustle" turned into a successful Napa Valley vineyard and wine label. The episode includes lots of drinks (the two challenge each other to finish a glass every time the word "Conclave" is mentioned), as well as shoutouts to John Carter (yet again), Cindy Chandler, Denise Richards, Joshua Israileff, Dave Bindra and more. Introducing "The Barb Wire". Think of it as talk radio for the jewelry business.

In the second episode of "The Barb Wire", host Barbara Palumbo chats with Jen Cullen Williams, the managing director of Luxury Brand Group, a communications agency for the jewelry and luxury industries. The episode includes in-depth discussion of industry trade events — including the dangers of “trade show arrogance” from certain monolithic trade events as well as the opportunities for industry events to better serve their audiences with new technology and focused education. But there’s also lighter discussion of trade show dress codes, the importance of careful shoe management during a trade event, as well as the towering personal confidence provided by zero-humidity “Vegas hair”. Introducing "The Barb Wire". Think of it as talk radio for the jewelry business.  

In her debut episode of "The Barb Wire", host Barbara Palumbo chats with her good friend, John Carter, the president and CEO of Jack Lewis Jewelers in Bloomington, IL, as well as the president of the American Gem Society (AGS). Their free-wheeling conversation covers child care, Adam Sandler movies, rocking out to AC/DC, and the funniest people in the jewelry business. But it also includes valuable intel on social media, website creation, marketing strategy and story-telling at one of the country's most innovative retail jewelry stores. Introducing "The Barb Wire". Think of it as talk radio for the jewelry business. 

 WPC è una conferenza che giunge quest'anno alla sua 22ma edizione. Basti questo per capire che si tratta di un grande evento, che ricorre ogni anno ed è ottimamente organizzato da Overnet Education.Quest'anno sperimenteranno un nuovo "format" di due sole giornata invece che tre, per "concentrare" al massimo gli sforzi delle aziende (che fanno partecipare i loro addetti) e per consentire una "formazione" diretta grazie alle numerose sessioni e ai sempre disponibili e preparati speaker.A parlarci di questo evento in questa puntata di "Event Trailer" ci sono Barbara Palumbo e Claudio Salano, rispettivamente Marketing & Business Developer e Amministratore Delegato di Overnet Education.

WPC 2015 con Barbara Palumbo e Claudio Salano

Barbara Palumbo is our featured guest this week. She is an eighteen-year veteran of the jewelry industry who shares her insights into the new emerging jewelry trends you should know about.  Wondering what it takes to be safe in today’s jewelry world and how do you get the most out of attending a jewelry trade show?