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À l'occasion des premiers échanges à Roland-Garros, coup d'oeil sur les publics d'un sport considéré comme élitiste. Quand on pense tennis, on pense plutôt «sport de riche» ! Ce cliché est-il injuste ? Malgré ses VIP en tribune, ses polos ornés d'un crocodile et son image BCBG, ce sport parvient-il à toucher au-delà des quartiers riches en France ? Peut-il également se développer davantage en Afrique, un continent qui a récemment vibré avec les exploits de la Tunisienne Ons Jabeur ? On échange dans Mondial Sports, à partir de 16h10 TU.
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Nancy Rhodes shares her journey from aspiring designer to leader in sustainable fashion. With experience at Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, Nancy gained insights into consumer behavior before designing footwear for brands like BCBG and Kenneth Cole. Through Alternew, she's revolutionizing fashion care by digitizing alterations and repairs, making sustainability accessible. Her approach highlights how technology can enhance satisfaction, reduce waste, and promote eco-friendly practices. Nancy's commitment offers insights for emerging designers and established brands integrating sustainability.This episode offers a fresh perspective on sustainable fashion, inspiring you to rethink possibilities for handbags and beyond.Key Takeaways:Community Support: Building a sustainable brand thrives on collaboration.Tech & Sustainability: Digital fashion care enhances satisfaction and promotes eco-friendly practices.Balance Cost & Responsibility: Sustainability requires balancing affordability with environmental impact.About Our Guest, Nancy Rhodes: Nancy Rhodes is the founder of Alternew, a platform digitizing fashion care services like alterations and repairs. With over 20 years of experience in retail and footwear design, Nancy has worked with brands like Kenneth Cole and BCBG. She is dedicated to integrating sustainability into fashion, blending innovation with eco-friendly practices.Host Emily Blumenthal is a handbag industry expert, author of Handbag Designer 101, and founder of The Handbag Awards. Known as the “Handbag Fairy Godmother,” Emily also teaches entrepreneurship at the Fashion Institute of Technology. She is dedicated to celebrating creativity, craftsmanship, and the art of building iconic handbag brands.Find Handbag Designer 101 Merch, HBD101 Masterclass, one-on-one sessions, and opportunities to book Emily Blumenthal as a speaker at emilyblumenthal.com. Buy Emily's Books: “Handbag Designer 101” & “Savvy Suzanna's Amazing Adventures in Handbags”Youtube: / Handbagdesigner101-ihda | Instagram:/ Handbagdesigner TikTok: / Handbagdesigner | Twitter: / Handbagdesigner
Summary: Periods of transition often come with uncertainty, but they also offer a chance for businesses to innovate and refine their direction. Under the right leadership, companies can seize these opportunities to reevaluate objectives and implement fresh strategies, finding new alignment with the core values of their customers. At PetMed Express, that leadership takes the form of CEO Sandra Campos.Sandra is now a two-time guest on the podcast, and, as of this past April, the president and CEO of PetMed Express (Nasdaq: PETS).Already a three-time CEO prior to joining PetMeds, Sandra recently served in the role at DVF (Diane von Furstenberg) a global luxury fashion brand. She has held leadership roles at apparel companies Polo Ralph Lauren and Nautica International, and is the former co-president of women's apparel at Global Brands Group Holding Limited, a branded apparel, footwear, and brand management company that included labels like Juicy Couture, Bebe, and BCBG, among others. Sandra is the founder of Fashion Launchpad, a continuing education platform for retail and fashion professionals, and created Dream Out Loud in partnership with Selena Gomez, the first teen celebrity brand management company. Sandra is a board member for Big Lots, Daniel's Jewelers, Fabric (a modular commerce solution), and advertising services company PureRED since 2023. She has also served on the board of the national non-profit Girls, Inc. and is a Director of the Latino Corporate Directors Association. In this episode, Sandra talks us through the strategic decisions she's made since joining PetMeds Express as CEO, and where she anticipates the company heading.Highlights:How Sandra came to the opportunity at PedMed Express (3:39)PedMeds' mission and audience (4:34)How Sandra's previous work influences her role and personal goals for the company (6:02)Sandra's approach to realigning the business (7:14)How Sandra has organized senior management and company structure (8:44)What distinguishes PedMeds from their competition (11:10)PetMeds' customer base and economic model (12:15)How PedMeds balances their subscription service with private product development (13:00)Current product lines of focus (14:09)How the current macro environment is impacting pet owners and the pet industry (15:12)Sandra shares insights on customer retention strategies (16:50)PetMeds' approach to innovation and a look inside product development (18:09)Sandra discusses PetMeds' advisory board and collaboration with pet healthcare professionals (19:28)The role of technology at PedMeds and in the pet industry (21:28)Sandra describes the long-term goals for PedMeds (24:02)Links:Sandra Campos on LinkedInPetMeds on LinkedInPetMeds WebsiteICR LinkedInICR TwitterICR WebsiteFeedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.
Grace Na is the founder and creative director of Pistola, a LA-based premium denim label offering contemporary ready-to-wear collections designed by women for women who are going places. Grace started her career in fashion as a planner at the department store Mervyn's and quickly climbed the ranks in the industry, eventually landing an executive role at BCBG. Along the way, she realized there was a big gap in the market for denim designed for women that was stylish, functional, and accessible. She left her corporate career and launched Pistola in 2013 to fill that void. Over a decade later, Pistola is now an eight-figure business with a growing direct-to-consumer channel and has placement in top retailers like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and Shopbop.In this episode, Grace shares her journey growing up with immigrant parents, the valuable lessons she learned, and how early career rejections led her to pursue a job in the fashion industry. We discuss how she ideated the concept for Pistola and the key factors that fueled its year-over-year growth since they launched. Grace also reflects on the brand's hypergrowth during the pandemic and the many challenges that came with it. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the importance of self-care in sustaining the life of a founder and mother of three, as well as the leadership skills needed to manage a growing team. We also chat about how to build an authentic brand, what people get wrong in entrepreneurship, the importance of community when building your business, and so much more. In this episode, we'll talk to Grace about:* Grace's upbringing and early fascination with fashion. [03:07]* Career path: from finance to fashion. [07:07]* How early career experiences shaped Grace's entrepreneurial mindset. [10:52]* The first steps in building her brand. [17:47]* Taking the leap and going all-in with Pistola. [21:09]* Building self-confidence in the early stage of business. [23:42]* Challenges faced in running a family business. [27:26]* How to market & create brand authenticity. [32:45]* Transitioning from wholesale to direct-to-consumer. [35:21]* Navigating hypergrowth during the pandemic. [37:55]* The importance of self-care. [42:01]* Key entrepreneurial lesson: nothing in life is perfect. [49:45]* Pistola's spotlight: Greta Gerwig wearing the pink jumpsuit on the Barbie set. [52:22]* Lessons learned in leadership and resilience. [55:05]* Future plans for Pistola. [59:49]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 BEHINDHEREMPIRE10Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Website: https://www.behindherempire.com/Follow Grace:* Website: https://www.pistoladenim.com/* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pistoladenim/* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grey_slim/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
B”H Join Yael's weekly Ladies' Developing Trust class at yaeltrusch.com/bitachon Get Yael's 5 Strategies for Business & Financial Fulfillment at yaeltrusch.com/strategies The lovely Joyce Azria, daughter of fashion mogul Max Azria of BCBG fame is with us today. Fashion Icon, Entrepreneur, Joyce Azria really gets what our relationship with money is like, and what it's […] The post 392: Being in a Loving Relationship with G-d & with Money with Entrepreneur and Fashion Icon, Joyce Azria (Encore) appeared first on Yael Trusch.
The roots of our products are in Johanna's native Sweden. That is where, as a young girl, she sat in her mother's atelier as she meticulously crafted dresses by hand.Johanna learned to appreciate the quality and versatility that only hand work can achieve. And it is where she was surrounded by the clean elegance of Scandinavian design.As a young woman, Johanna took these influences with her to America to attend fashion school and then to establish herself as a successful clothing designer.Working for such companies as BCBG, Katayone Adeli, Express and Gap - her accessible designs have been worn by women all over the country. Whether gracing the pages of Vogue, an actress' wardrobe or a special night out, her designs made women feel special.Now, Johanna has turned her eye to designing for the home. Through her travels, she has discovered incredibly talented artisans and collaborates with them to elevate their traditional craftsmanship with refined composition.Whether engaging the dyers in the highlands of Peru or the weaving families of Portugal, she envisions the possibilities of their techniques and incorporates their unique skills into her products.The result of this marriage of cultures and creativity is “a revelation” that is “simply breathtaking.” https://www.johannahoward.com/ https://www.instagram.com/johannahowardhome/
Richard Ruben Richard Ruben est un humoriste belge né à Bruxelles le 17 août 1967 d'un père anglais né à Alexandrie et d'une mère alsacienne née à San Salvador.En plus de vingt ans de carrière, Richard Ruben a créé dix one-man shows différents, a joué près de 2 500 représentations à travers la Belgique mais également en Suisse et en France.Avec un style qui n'appartient qu'à lui, Richard Ruben est un performer à l'humour ironique et cinglant qui manie toutes les disciplines du spectacle vivant : stand-up, personnages, imitations, chansons...Dès ses débuts en 1990, Richard Ruben s'est constitué un public très fidèle qui a tout de suite vu en « Gonzague », l'un de ses personnages fétiches, un reflet de la société belge qui va bien au-delà du cliché. Depuis, ce prénom est rentré dans le langage courant pour nommer les BCBG belges.Après une révolution, une pandémie et une guerre…Richard Ruben fait le point en se demandant ce qui pourrait nous arriver de pire ? Sa réponse : Rien ! Ruben n'a plus rien à perdre…et vous tout à gagner en écoutant cet interview! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Nicole Goldberg is an experienced marketing professional with over fifteen years in the ecommerce industry. Based in Los Angeles, she holds the role of Director of Growth Marketing at Faherty Brand, where she spearheads the development and implementation of the company's growth marketing strategy. Prior to her tenure at Faherty, Nicole played instrumental roles in overseeing digital marketing initiatives for prominent brands including BCBG, 7 For All Mankind, Splendid, and AG Jeans. Nicole is recognized for her strategic focus on achieving incremental growth and profitability while remaining aligned with company objectives. She excels in striking a harmonious balance between brand storytelling and conversion tactics, effectively driving impactful results across the marketing funnel. For listeners of Honest Ecommerce, Faherty is extending 20% off with code HONEST20 at fahertybrand.com.In This Conversation We Discuss:[00:45] Intro[01:56] A career around digital marketing & Ecommerce[03:24] Leading new marketing initiatives [05:02] Faherty's approach to channel attribution[05:56] Dissecting channel performance using incrementality[07:03] Navigating tool options budget-wise[07:58] Evolving towards omni-channel marketing[08:45] Electric Eye: your true Shopify expert[09:40] Managing small-scale growth & budget constraints[10:45] Integrating last click and in-channel performance[12:50] Recognizing prospecting windows in Meta[13:44] Socials ads converting interest into leads[15:11] Adapting to digital noise: understanding touchpoints[16:31] Embracing love-hate dynamic on Meta's efficiency[17:19] Connected TV for diversified marketing efforts[19:44] Harnessing podcast advertising[20:50] Crafting conversational ads with balanced keypoints[22:03] Utilizing Performance Max to reach new customers[24:23] Balancing visibility with AI-based tools[24:57] Optimizing landing pages & on-site experience[26:14] Prioritizing page effectiveness for smaller teams[27:01] Use HONEST20 for 20% off on Faherty's websiteResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeFamily-led brand of undeniably soft, incredibly comfortable clothes fahertybrand.com/Follow Nicole Goldberg linkedin.com/in/hendersonnicole/Use the code HONEST20 for 20% off full purchase at fahertybrand.com/Follow Nicole Goldberg linkedin.com/in/hendersonnicole/Schedule an intro call with one of our experts electriceye.io/connectIf you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!
Episode 55 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with Bo Royal, CEO & Co-Founder of Pareto Legal.In this episode, Bo and host Nick Werker discuss how paid advertising fits into a law firm's overall marketing strategy, what law firms need to have in place before investing in paid ads, things to look for in a marketing partner and much more!About our guest: Bo and Pareto co-founder Jake Barufkin and met a decade ago at eBay's marketing solutions division, where they led large teams of digital marketing experts and analytics specialists that oversaw $250M+ in annual advertising budget for their clients. Some of the large clients they worked with included: Aeropostale, Alex & Ani, BCBG, bebe, Calvin Klein, Dr. Marten's, GNC, JACK SPADE, Kate Spade New York, Nixon, Perricone MD, Sallie Mae, Serta & Stuart Weitzman.Today, Bo and Jake own and operate two "sibling" agencies: Pareto Legal & Pareto PPC. Both agencies leverage their experience and expertise that they developed working for fortune 1000 brands and in-house as CMO & COO at a large Philadelphia-based injury law firm (a firm that they were able to scale from 7-figures to 8-figures in under 3 years).Learn more about Pareto Legal here: https://legal.paretoppc.com/Subscribe to the Answering Legal Channel so you never miss an episode of Everything Except the Law! Check out audio versions of the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Anchor. Learn more about the show here: http://ow.ly/Eni250LekLgInterested in learning more about Answering Legal? Book an appointment to speak with us here: http://ow.ly/LSUq30sjviNYou can also give us a call at 631-400-8000 or go to www.answeringlegal.comThis podcast is produced and edited by Joe Galotti. You can reach Joe via email at joe@answeringlegal.com.
Loree Lash-Valencia is a distinguished executive with over 20 years of experience in global sales leadership and strategic partnerships, known for her expertise in business development, revenue generation, and marketing. She has a proven track record of generating over $100 million in new revenue and has been instrumental in various roles with major brands like Fila, BCBG, WGSN, and JOOR. Loree excels in identifying market trends and forming strategic alliances, consistently driving remarkable growth and success. Her focus lies in refining go-to-market strategies, improving sales protocols, and forging impactful partnerships. In this episode, Loree speaks with Katia Sarti about the ugly fashion template that led her into the second act of her career, and the serendipity that has at times helped lead her down her professional path.
SANDRA'S BIO Sandra Campos has had an incredible career at the intersection of fashion, retail, lifestyle and digital transformation. A child of immigrant entrepreneurs, she was hands-on with her family's tortilla business which led her to experiment with her own ventures in the fashion world, like making prom dresses for her girlfriends. She is a 3x CEO, 2x entrepreneur, and board member. Throughout her career as a consumer hyper-focused operator, she has built global lifestyle brands and has been instrumental in turnarounds, digital transformations, and international expansions. She serves on the board of Fabric, a venture backed Saas commerce tech platform, the value retailer Big Lots, online pet pharmacy PetMeds, and Daniel's Jewelers. Sandra served as the first female CEO of iconic global retail brand Diane Von Furstenberg (DVF), was President of a portfolio of $1 billion contemporary global brands including Juicy Couture, Bebe, BCBG.and Herve Leger, and served as President of O Oscar (an Oscar de la Renta division). Over her career, Sandra has been instrumental in launching other iconic brands including DKNY and Polo Jeans. As an entrepreneur, she was the CEO and co-founder of the first teen celebrity brand management company, in partnership with Selena Gomez. “Dream out Loud by Selena Gomez” became the actress's first $100mm lifestyle brand. Sandra was also a member of the first all-women led SPAC, which completed a business combination on the NYSE in 2021. She advocates for Latinos, invests in early stage Gen-Z companies, and advises startup founders. She recently launched Latina Disruptors, an event highlighting and honoring Latina entrepreneurs, and also created Launchpad, an on-demand edtech startup focused on re-skilling and up-skilling the 52 million employees in retail. SANDRA RELATED LINKS Big Lots Board Profile Behind Her Empire interview CNBC Contributor Profile + Recent clip PetMeds appointment of Sandra to BOD On the future of fashion tech, dot.LA GENERAL INFO| TOP OF THE GAME: Official website: https://topofthegame-thepod.com/ RSS Feed: https://feed.podbean.com/topofthegame-thepod/feed.xml Hosting service show website: https://topofthegame-thepod.podbean.com/ Javier's LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/javiersaade & Bio: https://tinyurl.com/36ufz6cs SUPPORT & CONNECT: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/96934564 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551086203755 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TOPOFGAMEpod Subscribe on Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/vLKLE1SKjf6G Email us: info@topofthegame-thepod.com THANK YOU FOR LISTENING – AVAILABLE ON ALL MAJOR PLATFORMS
Which famous designer refused to pay for $100,000 worth of samples? What major eyewear company has a Chief Financial Officer with no credentials besides being a party magician? Where does being over a size 6 and an A cup make you "fat?" What really happens behind the scenes at Fashion Week? I LOVE clothes. I love theatrics. I love escapism. What I do not love is when some people suffer greatly to compensate for others' greed. On the heels of New York Fashion Week, I decided to revamp and re-release one of my juiciest, most scandalous, most shocking, and all-time favorite episodes. Our anonymous contributors went to hell and back in different parts of the exploitative, discriminatory, and deeply unglamorous Fashion Industry. With the help of DeuxMoi, I found ex-employees of American Eagle, BCBG, Dolce Vita, Halston, Free People, Linda Farrow, Stone Cold Fox, Victoria Beckham, Zac Posen, and some of the most famous- and infamous- fashion houses IN THE WORLD that I can't mention by name! From dreamy, druggy parties to nightmare celebrity clients, body shaming to illicit sex, criminally low salaries and even lower self-esteem, turns out fashion is everything and nothing you thought it would be. In the words of one of our confessors: “we're paying countries and people literally no money because we [the consumer] need fashion. I don't think people realize that.” ~ GOT A SECRET TO GET OFF YOUR CHEST? Share your own confession - or thoughts and feedback - at confessions@aliweissworld.com. Follow Ali on Instagram & TikTok @aliweissworld. Tales of Taboo is produced and narrated by Ali Weiss. Audio production by Isabel McMahon & WTF Media. Theme song by Chris Stathopolous. Cover photo by Erika Flynn. Cover art by Kristen Montenegro. "Degenerate" sweatshirts & G-Strings are available on Ali's Instagram via DM. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talesoftaboo/support
90WHO10 peels back the curtain on the lives of people who live in or lived in the world's most famous zip code - Beverly Hills 90210! Are they all rich and famous? Do they stay that way? Tune into 90WHO10 and find out!Our sixth episode features our interview with Mike Azria, the son of clothing legend and BCBG Founder, Max Azria. Mike was born in France and moved to 90210 when he was 10yo. Typical life of a kid surrounded by wealth and affluence? Uh, no. No, not at all.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/90who10/donations
Paula Schneider is a highly accomplished leader with a remarkable career spanning over three decades in the fashion industry. She has held prestigious positions such as CEO of American Apparel, as well as leadership roles at renowned brands like BCBG and Speedo. However, Paula's journey took an unexpected turn when she transitioned into the nonprofit sector as the CEO of Susan G. Komen. What sets her apart is her personal connection to the cause, having battled breast cancer herself. This firsthand experience fuels her passion and drives her commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. Paula's expertise in strategic leadership and her ability to navigate complex challenges have been instrumental in her successful transition into the nonprofit world. Her story serves as an inspiration for individuals considering a career transition, showcasing the power of following one's passion and finding purpose in meaningful work. Visit https://www.gobeyondbarriers.com, where you will find show notes and links to all the resources in this episode, including the best way to get in touch with Paula. Highlights: [02:19] Paula's background [10:47] C Suite retail to C Suite nonprofit [17:42] Moving forward despite uncertainty [21:16] When fires are all around you [22:46] Making decisions and what to do when things go sideways [24:17] How Susan G. Komen® dealt with COVID [28:25] The importance of knowing your financials [33:27] Not measuring up when under new management [35:23] Lightning round questions Quotes: “All the work that I do is illustrative of finding a cure so that my daughters don't have to go through this.” - Paula Schneider “I couldn't care less if I sold one more pair of jeans to Bloomingdale's. I wanted to do something that was more meaningful.” - Paula Schneider “Women underestimate their abilities to problem-solve and figure things out. We need to believe in ourselves and bring our expertise to the table.” - Paula Schneider “People are really happy when they are accountable and understand what they are accountable for.” - Paula Schneider “The P&L guides all.” – Paula Schneider “When you are in a turnaround, you don't have time to make decisions.” - Paula Schneider Lightning Round Questions: What book has greatly influenced you? - “The Paris Daughter” by Kristin Harmel (all books by this author) What is your favorite inspiring quote or saying? - “Don't sweat the small stuff” What is one word or moniker you would use to describe yourself? - Instigator What is one change you've implemented that made your life better? - Finding joy in every day. What power song would you want playing as you walk out onto a stage? - “Celebration” by Kool & The Gang About Paula Schneider: Paula Schneider is president and CEO of Susan G. Komen®, where she is responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day operations of the world's leading breast cancer organization. Komen has made more than $3.5 billion in investments in breast cancer research, advocacy and patient support since its founding in 1982, helping reduce the breast cancer mortality rate by 42%. As a breast cancer survivor herself, and having lost her mother to metastatic breast cancer, Schneider's work is personal as she brings a unique combination of business expertise and real-world perspective to Komen's mission as CEO. Paula led Komen through an enterprise-wide restructuring, transforming Komen's national network of independent local affiliate organizations into a single, united entity, leveraging shared operational functions while maintaining local development and mission teams across the country. Under her leadership, Komen today serves as a trusted health care guide, providing millions of people with safe, accurate, evidence-based information and education—as well as direct patient support services including financial assistance, patient navigation services, emotional support and resources. Komen also remains focused on accelerating breakthroughs for the most aggressive and deadly breast cancers, and eliminating breast cancer disparities through focused interventions that break down the barriers for Black people across the country. Schneider is widely regarded as a business expert in organizational management and finance. Prior to Komen, she served as CEO of American Apparel, where she navigated one of the most notable turnarounds in the retail sector. She previously served as President of the Warnaco Swimwear Group, the largest swimwear company in the world, with brands such as Speedo and Calvin Klein. Schneider is a sought-after public speaker on issues of women's health and empowerment. She has been featured at such thought leadership events such as Fortune's Most Powerful Women's Forum and Yahoo Finance. She has served as a spokeswoman for the Liz Claiborne Company and its crusade to eradicate abuse against women, and is currently a member of C200, the preeminent global organization for the advancement of women business leaders. Links: Website: https://www.komen.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-schneider-6322661a/
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Joyce Azria is an entrepreneur in the fashion industry, daughter of BCBG's late CEO Max Azria, and a woman who found her Judaism through some of the darkest moments of her life. What internal processes led her to where she is now? How does she maintain her equilibrium through the ups and downs of life as a businesswoman and mother? How did becoming fully aligned with her values allow her to step into her power within her home and the world? || This episode is a live podcast recording from the National Jewish Retreat this past summer in Florida. To find out more about upcoming retreats, visit jretreat.com. || To sponsor an episode of Human & Holy, visit humanandholy.com/sponsor. To join our online community, visit humanandholy.com/community. To become a patron of the podcast, visit patreon.com/humanandholy.
B”H The lovely Joyce Azria, daughter of fashion mogul Max Azria of BCBG fame is with us today. Fashion Icon, Entrepreneur, Joyce Azria really gets what our relationship with money is like, and what it's all about. She's seen and lived with a ton of wealth and also with a ton of fear of losing it, because, well… she's also known what it's like to not be able to make The post 334: Being in a Loving Relationship with G-d & with Money with Entrepreneur and Fashion Icon, Joyce Azria appeared first on Jewish Latin Princess.
La Baleine invite parfois ses copains, pour vous présenter leur travail, complémentaire du nôtre. Cette semaine, nous avons invité Pierre Chevelle de Soif de sens. Chaque dimanche, Pierre reçoit un.e invité.e écolo, féministe ou solidaire, des esprits éclairants qui incarnent les changements. Parmi les invités : Jean-Marc Jancovici, Camille Étienne, Vandana Shiva, Titiou Lecoq, Christophe André ou Guillaume Meurice … Plus d'une centaine d'invité.e.s inspirants pour nourrir les débats et motiver les troupes : https://smartlink.ausha.co/soif-de-sens. J'ai eu l'honneur d'être invité dans Soif de sens début 2022 : https://smartlink.ausha.co/soif-de-sens/103-connais-tu-vraiment-les-animaux-avec-baleine-sous-gravillon _______ Dans ce premier épisode, Pierre reçoit Thomas Wagner, le fondateur de Bon pote. C'est un repenti Thomas Wagner. Né en 1986, c'est un ancien fumeur, ancien carnivore; ancien flexitarien, ancien financier, ancien voyageur en avion … Bref comme beaucoup d'entre nous, il a juste été saisi par l'urgence de nous bouger le cul, collectivement, concernant le climat et la biodiversité. Ses posts notamment sur Linkedin sont très suivis et c'est clairement un des plus puissants influenceurs du moment … avec Jean Marc Jancovici, qui passera dans le 4e épisode de cette série. Thomas Wagner, c'est le meilleur ennemi de Patrick Pouyanné le PDG de Total, le grand copain du secteur bancaire aéronautique, automobile, l'ami du gouvernement qui n'est pas à la hauteur des enjeux, bref le pourfendeur, en vrai, des flambeurs de tout poils genre footballeurs qui font faire mumuse en jet … Il a beaucoup d'abonnés sur les réseaux et il est extrêmement populaire, même s'il agace parfois aussi, comme nous tous, avec son regard de néo-écologiste issu d'un milieu privilégié qui tranche parfois avec les réalités sociales. Quoiqu'on en pense, cet ex-BCBG rentre dans le lard, qui jette des pavés dans les mares. “Il n'y va pas avec le dos de la main morte”, comme je dis souvent, dans la famille des Thinkerview et des Hugo Clément quoi … C'est l'éternel débat entre la fin du monde versus la fin du mois, comme d'hab. ______ On aime ce qui nous a émerveillé … et on protège ce qu'on aime. ______ Sous notre Gravillon vous trouverez... 4 podcasts, 1 site, 1 compte Instagram, 1 page + 1 groupe Facebook et 1 asso. Il nous serait très précieux et utile que vous partagiez ce lien : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 Tous nos podcasts sont faits bénévolement. Ils sont gratuits, sans pub et accessibles à tous. Vous pouvez faire un don sur Helloasso (ou sur Tipeee), adhérer à l'asso BSG, ou installer gratuitement le moteur de recherche Lilo et nous reverser vos gouttes : https://bit.ly/helloasso_donsUR_BSG https://bit.ly/lien_magq_lilo_BSG http://bit.ly/Tipeee_BSG Baleine sous Gravillon, Combats, Nomen et Petit Poisson deviendra Podcast (PPDP), sont "les 4 MousqueTERREs du Vivant". Chacun est indépendant, complémentaire des autres, et diffusé dans son canal. Pour nous aider, vous pouvez vous abonner et partager leurs liens, et nous laisser des étoiles et surtout un avis sur Apple Podcast et Spotify. Ainsi, nous serons ainsi plus visibles et mieux recommandés. Merci :) https://bit.ly/Smartlink_BSG https://bit.ly/smartlink_NOMEN https://bit.ly/smartlink_PPDP https://bit.ly/smartlink_COMBATS Vous voulez créer un podcast ? Nous vous formons et/ou accompagnons ! Nous proposons des Fresques de la biodiversité, des conférences et animons des tables rondes. Nous cherchons des sponsors et des partenaires : contact@baleinesousgravillon.com
Today's guest is full-time reseller Ashley of @millennial.mouse Ashley has a long history working in fashion that started with her schooling at fashion. She spent a good portion of her career working for the brand BCBG - and she shares so much good information about her time there. She stumbled into full-time reselling when she needed to make some quick cash by selling clothes she had amassed during her corporate career. Click here to follow Ashley on Instagram! Follow the Flip The Script Instagram page here! Love the podcast? Support it HERE! Find me on YouTube Shop my supplies on Amazon Make MORE SALES on Poshmark faster and easier with PosherVA Crosslisting made simple with Vendoo Take my course on How To Hire A Virtual Assistant For Your Reselling Business Need inventory? Try out NWOT Liquidation Check out Flyp for inventory, crosslisting and sharing tools Get $15 free to shop on WhatNot Time to get your taxes in order using Quickbooks Try out the best photo editing software with PhotoRoom Hire a Freelancer on Fiverr Get $40 free saving on Rakuten Scan your business reciepts and earn gift cards from Fetch Need an amazing payroll service, I recommend Gusto Looking for a great business card, check out Capital One Find my store on eBay --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elducho/support
En esta oportunidad conversé con un ser magnético como lo es Valerie Lollet. Ella luego de 11 años de trabajo en el campo creativo con marcas como Absolut, Pepsi, y BCBG, y medios de Latinoamérica y Estados Unidos como E! Entertainment Television, Sony y HBO LatAm,se dedicó a investigar sobre la planta de Cannabis y sus propiedades, para posteriormente crear una marca para mujeres dirigida al mercado de California, EEUU. Así mismo ha desarrollado diferentes prácticas que nos invitan a ser magnéticos entorno a lo que deseamos en nuestra vida. En este episodio compartió esas prácticas que la han ayudado a ello y muchas personas, en el camino del bienestar personal, buscando la coherencia entre cerebro y corazón. Puedes seguir a Val en @valerielollet y su podcast Seres Magnéticos Audiolibro de Val "Eres un ser magnético" **************************** Mi Audiolibro lo encuentras en Beek, puedes escucharlo aquí Más de mi trabajo en cafedelexito.online --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cafedelexito/support
The Pakistan Experience is an independently produced podcast looking to tell stories about Pakistan through conversations. Please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepakistanexperience To support the channel: Jazzcash/Easypaisa - 0325 -2982912 Patreon.com/thepakistanexperience Yousuf Bashir Qureshi is a fashion designer who has designed for the likes of Kenneth Cole, Bebe, BCBG and Christian Lacroix amongst others working in Nebraska and LA. YBQ comes on The Pakistan Experience for a spiritual discussion on the self, capitalism, religion, purity, drugs, love and Pakistan. And Please stay in touch: https://twitter.com/ThePakistanExp1 https://www.facebook.com/thepakistanexperience https://instagram.com/thepakistanexpeperience The podcast is hosted by comedian and writer, Shehzad Ghias Shaikh. Shehzad is a Fulbright scholar with a Masters in Theatre from Brooklyn College. He is also one of the foremost Stand-up comedians in Pakistan and frequently writes for numerous publications. Instagram.com/shehzadghiasshaikh Facebook.com/Shehzadghias/ Twitter.com/shehzad89 Chapters: 0:00 Creating a space and self ability 8:44 Unraveling yourself, captialism, and training your mind 19:33 The importance of others, surity of self, purity of work 26:47 Aurat March, ways of protest 36:40 Drugs, altered states, intoxicants, and living to your requirements 47:05 Love and prejudice, spirit and spirituality, self responsibility 59:49 Facing demons and trauma, modernity, historical wisdom and love 1:10:26 Return to Pakistan, living in America, and believing stories 1:21:16 Degrading traffic conditions, a changing Karachi 1:33:46 QnA
Welcome to RETAIL IN AMERICA! This podcast is part of https://www.retailpride.com/ (The RETAIL IN AMERICA Tour,) my year-long journey to discover incredible retail heroes all across the country, celebrating our retail culture, community, and careers. Go to http://retailpride.com/ (retailpride.com) or IG @retail pride to see it all, including past podcast episodes, playlists, and future cities on tour. I'm excited to be back live with guests as we make our way down the West Coast for the next couple of months. Today, we are sitting together in my Airstream, parked in northern Seattle on Lake Pleasant. It's a gorgeous setting in this vibrant city. https://www.linkedin.com/in/daynabrown5/ (Dayna Brown) is a native Californian like I am, raised in LA, working for over a decade in what she considers a career defined by retail, but it has led to so much more. She went into retail sales because of her love for apparel and styling, but what she found along the way was a career inspired by how to help people feel good in their skin, help find out who they are in the world, and own it. She has spent time with businesses, including Nordstrom, Bonobos, BCBG, and The Collected Group, until she had the opportunity to diversify and challenge her fashion background with https://www.evo.com/ (EVO i)n the outdoor industry. Today, she is the Senior District Manager for this Seattle-based company. And lastly, a huge thank you to the three title sponsors fueling the https://www.retailpride.com/ (RETAIL IN AMERICA) tour and this podcast. https://ads.spotify.com/en-US/ (Spotify Advertising )Spotify is the #1 podcast platform in the US and has grown to over 420M monthly unique registered users around the globe, over half of which are supported on the ad platform. Spotify advertising will help you reach and target your audience across devices, locations, and formats. https://yoobic.com/ (YOOBIC )Over 300 companies in 80 countries trust https://yoobic.com/ (YOOBIC )to drive their retail performance at scale, get real-time visibility into multi-location business execution, digitized task management, and more. https://www.kwi.com/ (KWI) is the industry's only true turnkey omni-channel platform for specialty retailers. With over 35 years of experience, let https://www.kwi.com/ (KWI) help you execute flawlessly with the features that matter most, including endless aisle, clienteling, mobile checkout, inventory management, e-commerce, and more. Please enjoy the conversation, and contact me directly https://www.retailpride.com/contact (here )to nominate a retail hero for this podcast, host a retail networking or book signing event in your city, or say hello! The RETAIL IN AMERICA podcast team includes: Producer http://linkedin.com/in/roypereznyc (Roi Perets) Audio Engineer https://www.deanalbak.com/ (Dean Albak) Cover Image shot by https://www.instagram.com/dukewinn.newyork/ (Duke Winn)
Welcome to another episode of the Fashion and the Free Podcast. In today's episode I interview my very first guest- Sean Cabezas, a designer from California who has been in the fashion industry for 11 years, working in LA and New York for the likes of Gap, BCBG and Lisa Perry. We discuss how to stay true to yourself within the fashion industry and knowing when to stick to your gut. We'll be sharing some of our industry insights, advice and stories, so sit back and enjoy! Remember to like and hit the subscribe button so you don't miss an episode! Read my first article with Sean back in 2020 via the Fashion and the Free website. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emma-golley/support
OMG: Our “Very Best Gay of the Podcast,” Mr. Nolan Meader, is BACK this week! Since it's summer and everyone is sending us “Out of Office” replies (RUDE!), Holly and Nolan decided to shoot the shit about what they have been up to lately, what fashion adventures they will be having next – and for the first time ever – a list of Holly and Nolan's Personal Fashion Crimes!! Yes, it can happen to even the best of us. As Nolan loves to say: “Style is a journey. We are constantly evolving our style and tastes, and that is OK. However, it is still fun to make fun the of dumb stuff we do sometimes.” This week's episode starts with a recap of Nolan's fabulous fashion life. He is a busy working gal about town (NYC), styling people near and far (Milan), managing fashion events, eating desserts… you know, important stuff! LISTEN HERE!! Of course, along the way, they do get a bit side-tracked here (look, a squirrel!) with a story about a trip to one of Nolan's favorite designer showrooms: Markarian. This designer combines timeless design with modern grace, and her clothes are TO.DIE.FOR. They are very dressy designs, and once Holly was in the door, it was game-over shopping! Other fun events of recent weeks include celebrating up-and-coming designers at the NYC Fashion Group International (FGI) annual “Rising Stars” event. One of our Podcast Besties and past guests, Julie Lamb, was awarded the Rising Star Award for Jewelry Design. (If you missed that episode, jump over to EP 93 | Julie Lamb NY.) This daytime event, and dinner afterward with Fashion super stars like Global Fashion Ambassador Ken Downing and more, was a spectacular celebration with the true fashion insiders of NYC! Finally, Holly and Nolan finally move on to their own Personal Fashion Crimes of late, poking a lot of fun at themselves. What are Fairy Gay Mothers for anyway?? Amiright?? In the words of the legendary Joan Rivers: “When you can laugh at yourself no one can ever make a fool of you.” Nolan's Top Personal Fashion Crimes: A bronze/rust colored silk trench coat with crystal trim embellishments. Drinking 8 glasses of cognac when you don't drink cognac and have an 8:00 a.m. styling appointment the next day. Shopping drunk resulted in a very expensive purchase. As a reminder for fans of the podcast, Nolan has a “Coat Problem.” (Not a Coke Problem!) “The moral of the story is: do not irresponsibly spend money while you're still drunk from the night before unnecessarily on a distressed leather trench coat, because how many times am I really going to wear that?” – Nolan Meader, Coat Addict Splitting the crotch out of some very expensive pants at a fashion show, and having to continue on to other events afterward, literally with his ass hanging out. Buying something that everyone has - and that you think you must have - but it looks like shit on you. His crime was a Marine Serre Half-Moon turtleneck. Holly also tried multiple times to call Nolan out on his favorite green sequin turtleneck which might or might not make him look like Aquaman, but he would not have it. At all. Constantly buying new dress shoes when he only wears his one favorite pair. Don't buy shit you will never wear, or do not need… Like his “Eiffel Tower” rhinestone black blazer, maybe!? Holly's Personal Fashion Crimes: Wearing an amazing sequin trench coat combined with too many other statement pieces: she wore it with a patterned dress from Japan, printed Gucci boots AND a fringe leather piece all at the same time. TOO MUCH. A hot pink and black bandage dress (a style from the 80s) with a cut out detail reimagined by Proenza Schouler. Damn- hate to see this go. Nolan insists it will be sold on The RealReal asap. Gucci Horsebit Clogs. Nolan says: “You look like a Mennonite working on a farm.” No. Her ostrich feather BCBG eggplant purple vest. We can't even find an example of that one. Nolan said it was too chicken-esque. Her honeymoon travel outfit: a bright pink Lilly Pulitzer suit with gold lame trim. It had so much gold thread that she couldn't even get through the metal detector at the airport. (TBH: Nolan was only in the 7th grade at the time, and Holly didn't have a stylist yet.) Lessons learned today? Everyone has their own style. What we wear in fashion. A fashion crime occurs when your individual style has a trainwreck with fashion. (We know that feels like a math equation. Try to keep up.) So, what is next for our favorite personal stylists? A lot of fashion events, and a lot of travel to Europe: London and Paris to start. Stay tuned for these adventures and more!! And don't forget: our 100th episode is coming up and we have a mind-blowing special guest. NOT KIDDING! FASHION CRIMES PODCAST “The Best Fashion Friend You Never Knew You Needed!” Hosted by your favorite personal stylist Holly Katz, with guest host Nolan Meader. www.fashioncrimespodcast.com
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Guest Of The Week Cristinaelena Ruiz Is your Miss Globe Virginia 2021. Currently I'm an undergraduate student at George Mason University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Studies with a Concentration in the Liberal Arts for the Teaching Profession and a Minor in Childhood Studies. Currently I hold an Associates of Arts in Music, which I obtained from Northern Virginia Community College. Career wise I work as a programmer and Tot Instructor at a Recenter. Some of the classes I teach are Soccer, T-ball, Jr.chefs, Art & Gymnastics to children ages from 2-12yr olds A few of my hobbies are Volunteering, Modeling, Singing, Zumba, Cheerleading & Swimming. I've had the honor of walking the runway in New York Fashion week. Some of the companies I've done modeling for are Macys, BCBG, & Marc De Fang. In her free time I usually spend it doing outreach within my community. A few of the organizations I've had the pleasure of teaming up with are The Your Sunshine, Eco-Action Arlington, The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Better Beach Project, The Climate Reality: Northern Virginia Chapter and Get Outdoors Nevada.____________________________________ Host Of The ShowPaul A. Belletiere, ACC MAVPP.com 410-258-3832 _______________________________________ Sponsor Of The Week Mid Atlantic Video & Photography Production mavpp.com info@mavpp.com 301-750-3832
Sandra Campos is an internationally recognized retail technology CEO, entrepreneur, and retail executive.A child of entrepreneurial, immigrant parents, Sandra's upbringing was characterized by a focus on education, helping out in her family's tortilla business from a young age, and experimenting with her own entrepreneurial ventures in fashion. Sandra's love for fashion and buying led her to New York City, where she was thrown completely in the deep end. Over the years, Sandra worked multiple jobs, paid off debt, and ate potatoes for lunch; all of which taught her resilience, grit, and never giving up. Sandra has been instrumental in launching brands like DKNY, Polo Jeans as well as her own venture with Selena Gomez which grew to over $100M in annual sales turnover per year over the course of six years. She then became president of Global Brands Group, which owned brands like Bebe, BCBG, and Juicy Couture. She most recently was the CEO of the iconic brand, Diane Von Furstenberg. Now, she's the CEO of retail tech start-up Project Verte and the founder of Fashion Launchpad, an online education platform. Sandra advises various startups, is part of the advisory group for Athena Technology Acquisition Corp (a SPAC on the NYSE), and is on the Board of Directors for Big Lots. We talk to Sandra about changing careers from a small town in Texas to the runways of New York, making a major life pivot after getting divorced and raising her three children as a single mom, setting goals (and the magic number), listening to your inner voice and so much more!In this episode, we talk to Sandra about:* Sandra's family history, the environment that she grew up in, and the role that her upbringing has played in her success. [3:20]* What Sandra has learned from her mother about financial management. [11:50]* Exposure to entrepreneurship that Sandra's children have had from a young age. [16:27]* Push and pull factors that drove Sandra into the business world. [24:08]* Milestones that Sandra has set for herself throughout her life, and the value she sees in this practice. [30:17]* Three: the magic number when it comes to goal setting. [33:10] * Why, as an entrepreneur, you need to learn to say no. [34:32]* Challenges that Sandra was faced with after she made the decision to get divorced. [38:58]* Sandra's involvement in her entrepreneurial venture with Selena Gomez. [40:19]* Something Sandra wishes she had done differently when she left the corporate world. [45:54]* Advice from Sandra about figuring out what balance means to you personally. [50:50]* Sandra shares what she learned about leadership from working alongside Diane von Furstenberg. [52:48]This episode is brought to you by beeya: * Learn more about beeya's seed cycling bundle at https://beeyawellness.com/free to find out how to tackle hormonal imbalances. * Get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIREFollow Sandra:* Sandra Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandracamposnyc/* Fashion Launchpad: https://fashionlaunchpad.com/ Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Katherine Zabloudil is co-founder of The Vertical Collective, a manufacturing firm that specializes in product design and accelerated development with brands and retailers of all kinds. Established in 2015 with partner, Morgaine McGee, their mission is to create high end products by intersecting their expertise in fashion with the product development business. As a leader in apparel industry with over 17 years of experience, Katherine has developed strategic alliances with key designers across platforms, international distribution networks, and global sourcing partners. Prior to co-founding The Vertical Collective, Katherine was hired as Vice President of Design at leading retail subscription company JustFab. While there, Katherine oversaw the vertical integration of the entire organization, bringing all design in-house. She successfully built an extensive and talented design and development team, and oversaw all divisions of footwear, handbags and apparel design. During this time, JustFab tripled its net revenue, turning a profit by Q2 of 2015. In 2010, Katherine launched her own collection of luxury loungewear and accessories called C.Z. Falconer, which quickly found distribution in over 150 retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada. While running C.Z. Falconer, Katherine continued to consult with a variety of brands including Guess, JustFab and Charles David, where she eventually acquired handbag rights from him to start her own collection. Prior to that, Katherine took a job as Fashion Director for Guess Handbags. She was instrumental in reinvigorating the brand by initiating a new merchandising process that extended the reach of the global Guess customer from basic to fashion forward. The success of these initiatives was instrumental in growing Guess's top line revenue from $200MM to $450MM over the course of her tenure. In addition, Katherine has held positions at top fashion brands, including Kate Spade, Coach and Ralph Lauren. Most recently, Katherine and Morgaine added a division to their global manufacturing services firm to include a medical supplies vertical, becoming instrumental in sourcing and manufacturing badly needed PPE for Federal and State Government programs as well as the US Healthcare system. She recently has relocated to the San Diego area with her husband and two children, expanding the business as well. Katherine when not in the office is active in art curation, philanthropy, and spending time with her family. --- Morgaine McGee is Co-Founder of The Vertical Collective, a manufacturing firm that specializes in product design and accelerated development, working with brands and retailers of all industries. Through her passion and history in sourcing, she has cultivated a strong network of designers, developers and global partners. McGee is a fashion industry leader with experience overseeing design, development, production and global distribution initiatives for major US and European companies. With over 20 years of experience in apparel and accessories, McGee is a respected Consultant in the industry, having lectured at the London College of Fashion, and appearing as a guest commentator on Bloomberg. Prior to founding The Vertical Collective, McGee worked as Vice President of Product Development & Managing Director at Signal Brands, where she liaised between the Italian design and the US sales and merchandising teams for prominent brands like Guess, Splendid, Trina Turk and BCBG. While at Signal, she built and led a world class material sourcing and development team, and in one year grew export by $50MM. McGee began her career at RT Sourcing USA working on design and product development for multiple luxury global brands including Dior, Chanel and Givenchy. After a few years, she identified the need to bridge the gap and streamline the design and development process. She was promoted to their Hong Kong office where she opened a sample room in Southern China to manage...
On this episode I chatted with Oklahoma model and future actress Madison Sells. Madison grew up in Oklahoma in Woodward and then later in Piedmont Oklahoma. Madison is a small-town Oklahoma girl, has spent over a decade working as a full-time model in the fashion industry since the age of 13. Madison signed with a local agent in Oklahoma City as a young teen, and quickly catapulted to the top of the industry. At age 14, Madison moved overseas and worked in Singapore and Tokyo, after signing an exclusive worldwide contract with the world's largest modeling agency, IMG Models. Madison continued to work overseas in the Asian markets to establish a foundation for her official career launch in New York City. It was during this time Madison graced multiple covers of high fashion magazines, such as Elle, Style, and Female, as well as work with Giorgio Armani, Converse, Mulberry, and Vogue. After turning 18, Madison officially moved to New York City, where she catapulted her career to a new level of clientele. She has walked for some of the biggest designers at New York Fashion Week and has been featured in campaigns for Marc Jacobs Beauty, Bloomingdales, Sak's, DKNY, BCBG, and many more. You've almost certainly come across her face at your local Target, Sephora, Ulta, newsstand, or mall, and never even knew it! Madison closed her full-time New York chapter and moved to Los Angeles with Freedom Models three years ago, where she now happily resides. Her career is as active as ever with a consistent clientele in e-commerce, swim, and beauty work, and has newly moved into the acting realm. Follow Madison on Instagram here www.instagram.com/madisonsells Huge shout out to my sponsors: The Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information go to www.oklahomahof.com and www.instagram.com/oklahomahof Opening an account at RCB Bank is easy. Open an account whenever is most convenient for you and from the comfort of your own home on your own time at RCBBank.com. Requires $100 deposit. Other qualifications, fees, and restrictions may apply. Find out why people say That's my bank! RCB Bank, member FDIC. #thisisoklahoma
We welcome the GELF community back to the Global Stage as the GELF NYC '21/CommerceNext In Real Life conference heads into Day 2. Our morning keynote tackles how multi-portfolio brands are investing in global DTC strategies in maturing and fast-growing international markets.Marquee Brands has successfully extended its ‘digital first' approach to global markets, launching advanced localized webstores across three of the group's key brands: BCBG, Motherhood and A Pea in the Pod. Marquee Brands' President – Digital Ventures, Jonathan Greller and Global-e's CEO North America, Matthew Merrilees, will discuss how customized strategies based on advanced big-data analysis and dynamic local-market pricing capabilities have allowed the brands to capitalize on increasing global demand to grow international online sales, while maintaining profit margins in line with their domestic performance.Jonathan and Matthew join Michael and Kent to tell us about themselves, answer our Two Starts, One Stop question, and give us a preview of what they will be sharing on the stage in NYC.We look forward to getting the GELF community back together in real life after the long layoff since GELF LA 2020, which was our biggest and best West Coast gathering ever! GELF NYC 2021 will bring together leaders from retailers and brands selling direct-to-consumer. Top global consumer brands will join digital natives from the fashion and apparel world, health and beauty, consumer electronics and other leading retail verticals for two days of education, sharing and networking.Digital commerce innovators, cross-border ecommerce experts and global ecommerce thought leaders will debate how the boom in ecommerce translates into international expansion as the retail world comes back online. Retailers and brands selling direct-to-consumer can register/apply for complimentary passes at https://commercenext.com/gelf/ If you liked this podcast you can follow us on Apple iTunes, Spotify, Amazon music podcast channel or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review with a five star rating and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail and cross-borders commerce industry.I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co, and you can learn more about the Global E-Commerce Leaders Forum and continue to keep up with the latest on cross-border commerce online at https://www.globalecommerceleadersforum.com/Kent AllenI help innovative digital companies tell their story and build relationships with prospective and established clients and partners. I've spent the last twenty years providing market analysis, research & thought leadership, market development and consulting services within the ecommerce technology and digital marketing community.Current focus: Globalization via cross-border ecommerce, marketplaces and international retail expansion. Co-founded the Global eCommerce Leaders Forum to foster community among and provide education to digital professionals with international growth objectives.My 20+ years of experience in the digital commerce and marketing industry and strong personal connections have provided me with opportunities to stay ahead of the curve and explore "what's next" for my clients and our audiences.My research, content marketing & thought leadership skills coupled with my strong client interface skills allow me to define & execute next-generation marketing and commerce strategies & improve business performance.Specialties/Skills: Market Research, Communications, Strategy, Planning, Best Practices, Trend, Data and Competitive Analysis, Public Speaking, Writing and Expression Michael LeBlanc is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice. He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience, and has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career. Michael is the producer and host of a network of leading podcasts including Canada's top retail industry podcast, The Voice of Retail, plus Global E-Commerce Tech Talks and The Food Professor with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois. You can learn more about Michael here or on LinkedIn. Until next time, have a safe week!
In this podcast episode you will hear from our BCEN friend Sorayah (So RAY uh) Bourenane. In 2013, Sorayah began as a Professional Student Nurse Extern in the Emergency Center (EC) at a large academic specialty cancer hospital in Houston, Texas. She graduated from Texas Woman's University (TWU) with a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nursing in May 2014, and started her nursing career as a New Graduate Nurse in the EC. In June 2016, Sorayah was promoted to Clinical Resource Nurse, which served as a bridge position while obtaining a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) certification. In May 2019, she obtained her MSN, CNL, and now serves as the CNL for the EC and Clinical Decision Unit. As a Clinical Nurse Leader, Sorayah provides empirical data to evaluate clinical practice quality, validate intervention efficacy and steer quality improvement initiatives. She brings innovation, data-driven decision-making, technology integration, and evidence-based practice to the bedside to implement strategic practice changes to improve patient care. Sorayah specializes in process and change management, interdisciplinary collaboration, patient advocacy, adult learning, and oncologic emergencies. She is also a Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) and hopes to establish an Oncology Emergency Nursing certification in the near future. In her pre-nursing life, she worked as an Event Production Manager for various entertainment, live marketing, and industry events such as Coachella, Comicon, E3, CES, and others along the West Coast of the United States. She assisted in event production for clients including Lady Gaga, Bravo TV, Dell, Alienware, Coachella, USA Network and many more. Additionally, Sorayah worked as a runway & print model based in Los Angeles, California for including LA Fashion Week, BCBG, David's Bridal, Clairol, and Zara. Sorayah was also fortunate enough to have performed with the Blue Knights Drum & Bugle Corps (Denver, CO) as 1st Bass Drum in 2007 and 2nd Bass Drum in 2009 in the Summer Music Games hosted by Drum Corps International (DCI). This experience provided opportunities to serve as a specialty music instructor for high schools and independent drumline organizations across the country teaching music and marching. As Michael Dexter and Mark Eggers talk with Sorayah, listen to some of the wonderful stories that Sorayah has to share, that will bring a tear to your eyes and a smile to your face. One thing that you won't want to miss is what Sorayah might be doing if she did not choose the career of nursing. Sorayah can be found on the following social media platforms: Website is sorayah.me Instagram: @sorayahb Twitter: @sorayahsb com/sorayahb com/in/sorayahb
Brittany Diego is a fashion stylist + Fashion Career Coach based in Los Angeles, California. Brittany worked with a diverse range of celebrities and companies including: Revolve, BCBG, JustFab, MTV, Fox Studios, the CW and more. During the show we discuss: ● Fashion trends ● Choosing the fashion industry ● Starting a fashion career ● Challenges in building a career ● Proven strategies for career development ● Why does someone need a mentor ● Tips for up and coming entrepreneurs Show resources: https://www.brittanytdiego.com/ https://www.fashionmentor.co/ https://www.instagram.com/brittanydiego/
This episode features an engaging conversation with Sandra Campos, a proven entrepreneur in fashion, apparel, and technology. Sandra, now CEO of Project Verte, started her career at Ralph Lauren in merchandising, moving to Nautica, leading a turnaround, and another, at a division of Oscar de la Renta, a Kellwood Company. Sandra has recently founded a continuing education platform for retail and fashion, Fashion Launchpad. Sandra shares her wisdom on management, culture, passion, and boards with Wisdom Board on this podcast. Her experience is vast, covering further management roles involving Bebe, Juicy Couture, BCBG, and others.
Unete a la comunidad de Followers VIP Un lugar donde tenemos algo en común para ser mejores corredores y apoyarnos para comenzar a correr en forma segura y saludable Recordando que correr nos hace tener una versión de cada uno día a día, km a km Q&A live con @doctorarunner y sus invitados Herramientas y contenidos para comenzar a correr o a ser mejores corredores Si quieres ser aliado comercial escríbeme a doctorarunner@gmail.com EPISODIO #29 CANABIS Y CBD "LO QUE TODOS DEBEMOS SABER" con Valerie Lollett Es directora creativa, activista y consultora de Canabis Después de cinco años trabajando en publicidad y televisión por cable, establece la agencia creativa Verona Office en 2011. Verona Office se enfoca en desarrollar proyectos creativos y ha trabajado con marcas culturales populares en los mundos de la moda, el bienestar, el estilo de vida, el arte y la música. Algunos de sus clientes han incluido NBC Universal, HBO Latin America y Brasil, Absolut Vodka, Pepsi, BCBG, Maison Numen y, más recientemente, Surterra Wellness, Curaleaf y Select, entre otros. En 2017, Verona Office comenzó a trabajar en el sector del cannabis, desarrollando una marca de cannabis única centrada en las mujeres, que fue adquirida en 2018 por Cansortium, una de las empresas de cannabis más grandes de EE. UU. En junio de 2018, funda The Plant Department, un proyecto educativo que tiene como objetivo promover la conciencia, proporcionar conocimiento confiable y difundir el gran potencial que encierran el cannabis y las flores. IG @valerielollet @ThePlantDept website www.valerielollett.com Episodio producido por Erika Navas IG @docotorarunner Website www.doctorarunner.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/erika-navas/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erika-navas/support
Marta and Yola celebrate International Women's Day to highlight collaboration over competition, the way strong women can shape your life, the power fashion can have on your confidence, and celebrating womanhood. _ In honor of International Women's Day, BCBGMAXAZRIA is excited to donate 15% of the day's sales to support women leaders everywhere. Shop now at bcbg.com._ Make sure you subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts so you never miss an episode. Connect with Yola: @yolarobert Connect with Marta: @martapozzan I Am Real is produced by WestwoodWestwood.
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Oni Auer is a design director and fashion career mentor in NYC. She got started in fashion by scoring a position with BCBG when she was a mere 18 years old. She had an associates degree, but no industry connections or advantages to help her get ahead. Since then she has worked with a huge variety of companies including Bebe and UnderArmour. In the interview, she shares the skills and strategies she used to launch her career, keep working through the recession, and advance herself to design director, in the category she wanted most, at a company she loves to work for. For the complete show notes, including links to the resources mentioned, head over to Successful Fashion Designer!
This week, Kim and Katie recap Episode 2 of Flavor of Love: Charm School! The ladies take part in some etiquette lessons before competing for the chance to accompany Bachelor star, Andrew Firestone, to a winery for a presentation. While getting ready, Heather realizes her $1500 BCBG dresses have gone missing! We quickly find out it was Miss Schatar who hid the dresses, in a scheme to rattle her competition. Andrew meets with all the ladies before picking his date. Who will he choose?? Later, Mo'Nique asks the ladies to cook her lunch using her own cookbook, but Leilene cracks under the pressure of this task. Who will the deans expel tonight??? Featured Cocktail: The Red Queen (https://www.tastingtable.com/cook/recipes/red-wine-bourbon-cocktail-recipe) Check out our Patreon - www.patreon.com/realitygraveyard Tweet at us - twitter.com/realitygraveyd Follow us on Instragram - www.instagram.com/realitygraveyard/?hl=en Like us on Facebook -www.facebook.com/Reality-Graveyar…=admin_todo_tour Email us realitygraveyard@gmail.com Find us on our website www.realitygraveyard.com
We are excited to have Karine Dubner, CEO of Brochu Walker on our podcast. Prior to working at Brochu Walker, she worked as the COO of Joie and an EVP/COO at BCBG. Brochu Walker is the perfect brand for our audience & clients, because it allows you to easily & quickly get dressed, but be super chic AND comfortable! Link to our shoppable blog post: https://thestylethatbindsus.com/quality-over-quantity-the-name-of-the-game-at-brochu-walker/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/delia-folk8/support
Masha Titova is the Founder and CEO of Titov. Masha went to school for fashion design and after graduating, moved to LA to work for several fashion houses and startups including Marc Jacobs, BCBG Maxazria, and YEEZY. As a production manager at Yeezy, she found herself working long hours traveling all over to different manufacturing facilities. In the middle of a super hot day, she felt uncomfortable with her bra and took it off during work. After feeling embarrassed and annoyed, she made it her mission to create lingerie that didn't distract her from her day. And that's how Titov was born.Today at Titov, Masha and her team set out to make modern lingerie that's comfortable and fun. They operate under a mentality that underwear should work with you, not against you, and drive a positive experience to support you throughout your day. They use high quality, sustainable materials, and offer non-restrictive sizes with the option for made-to-order.Tune in to hear Masha's story!As a special offer, Masha is giving our listeners 15% off your first order. Just use code "Founder" at checkout.EPISODE TOPICS: (2:05) Titov snapshot today(3:00) Background and Titov founding story(5:34) What makes Titov unique(12:04) Learnings from working at YEEZY & BCBG(14:01) Distribution strategy(16:03) Marketing strategy and tactics(22:36) Future of retail(28:36) Competition(31:51) Manifesting the future(33:18) Hiring(38:53) Mentor advice(41:06) Frustrating/validating moment(42:30) Fundraising approach(46:25) Advice to younger self(51:09) Learning & resources(52:43) Masha's startup manifesto (54:39) Masha's founder nomination Titov - titovlabel.comFollow Masha (@mtitova3) on Instagram // LinkedInFollow Titov (@titovlabel) on InstagramMasha's learning and resource recommendations The Founder - www.thefounderpod.com Follow The Founder (@founderpodcast) on Instagram // LinkedIn // Twitter // Newsletter
The One with The August Monthly Overview We are heading into Leo Season with Strength reminding us to channel our inner power. August also brings us the Hierophant, the teacher of life lessons and "a-ha moments" that will provide some much needed clarity after the work we did in Cancer season. And this week brings us the Six of Wands, likely bringing us some good news and recognition with work and passion pursuits. Referenced in the podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One With July's Ask Cardsy B We are heading through Cancer season with the Chariot bringing in some well deserved wins. July also brings us the Moon reversed, rewarding us for the shadow work we likely did throughout June and earlier with clarity, signs may come through stronger now especially in dreams. And this week brings us the 4 of Cups reminding us that its ok to politely decline or request revisions to things that come up that do not resonate. Referenced in the podcast: Scott Cunninghams Book of Magical Herbs: https://www.amazon.com/Cunninghams-Encyclopedia-Magical-Llewellyns-Sourcebook/dp/0875421229 Phil Good: https://www.instagram.com/philgoodlife/?hl=en Elizabeth April: https://www.instagram.com/elizabeth.april/?hl=en This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One With the July Energy Updayes We are heading through Cancer season with the Chariot bringing in some well deserved wins. July also brings us the Moon reversed, rewarding us for the shadow work we likely did throughout June and earlier with clarity, signs may come through stronger now especially in dreams. And this week brings us the King of Wands reminding us that we are "getting our groove back" and gives us a green light to move forward with plans, decisions , as well as to have some fun this week!! Referenced in the podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One With Stacey Robinson of Smoke x Mirrors Tarot We are heading through Cancer season with the Chariot bringing in some well deserved wins. July also brings us the Moon reversed, rewarding us for the shadow work we likely did throughout June and earlier with clarity, signs may come through stronger now especially in dreams. And this week brings us Judgement reversed reminding us to be choose being kind over critical. This week also brings us Stacey Robison of Smoke x Mirrors Tarot sharing cards that are helpful in this time, her new tarot course and offers a discount to Badass Bitches Tarot listeners with code: BadassBitch https://www.smokeandmirrorstarot.com https://www.instagram.com/smokexmirrorstarot/ Referenced in the podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
Thank you, Mel Kaspin Blume, for joining me on my Born To Talk Radio Show Podcast. Mel’s Impressive Business Background. Starting with her writing career. Mel leveraged her knowledge in fashion and started a blog for Theory, Lord & Taylor, BCBG, and Bloomingdale’s. That lead to the title of Featured Fashion & Beauty Contributor for... The post Mel Kaspin Blume appeared first on Born To Talk.
Thank you, Mel Kaspin Blume, for joining me on my Born To Talk Radio Show Podcast. Mel’s Impressive Business Background. Starting with her writing career. Mel leveraged her knowledge in fashion and started a blog for Theory, Lord & Taylor, BCBG, and Bloomingdale’s. That lead to the title of Featured Fashion & Beauty Contributor for... The post Mel Kaspin Blume appeared first on Born To Talk.
The One With The July Monthly Overview We are heading through Cancer season with the Chariot bringing in some well deserved wins. July also brings us the Moon reversed, rewarding us for the shadow work we likely did throughout June and earlier with clarity, signs may come through stronger now especially in dreams. And this week brings us the Justice card, reminding us while surrending to what is in our best and highest interest we still need to remain firm in energetic boundaries that we know are sacred to us. Referenced in the podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One With Auset Gypsy Wrapping up Gemini season with the Lovers encouraging us to choose unity over division and to continue to join together in love.. June also brings in the firey Mars in Leo ruled 7 of Wands reversed reminding us even through adversity, to hold strong to what we know to be right. And this week brings us the Queen of Swords: the card of fearlessly speaking your truth. This weeks Guest: http://www.ausetgypsy.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ausetgypsy/ Referenced in the podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
Delegate It, Seriously Let It Go This episode features a fun conversation with host Jacqueline Twillie and guest Porse Williams. Porsche Williams is Founder and CEO of The Prototype - A Lifestyle Agency based in Dallas, TX. Founded in 2016, The Prototype provides Lifestyle Management & Personal Concierge service to busy professionals, corporate executives and community leaders who’s most valuable asset is their time. Each client is paired with a Lifestyle Manager that can run errands, take care of the household, and help with family planning and travel, among other tasks. Porsche’s passion for service stems from a long-term career in retail and customer service prior to starting The Prototype. During her career in luxury retail, Porsche was always selected as a Training Store Manager traveling all over the country to open new locations and host managers in her locations to provide training on products, service and POS systems. Porsche was also nominated for special projects with the buying team of Metropark USA, a contemporary clothing retailer. She was also selected to the Delight Team, a retail think tank, in partnership with HR and Customer Service Departments for Nestle Nespresso USA. In addition to retail, Porsche has a long history of working behind the scenes as a wardrobe stylist for prominent brands such as PEOPLE StyleWatch, Maxim Magazine, Ann Taylor LOFT, BCBG, Vince Camuto, Clinique, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Ted Baker and many others. Porsche also has a background in Event Planning with The Prototype and for Regus, the largest commercial office provider in the world. She’s an avid networker and often creates events and experiences to bring people together to foster business growth. Porsche has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She’s married and has 2 young children. Contact Information: Porsche Williams porsche@theprototype.net Website: www.theprototype.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/porsche-williams/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/support
The One With The Revolution of Love(rs) Wrapping up Gemini season with the Lovers encouraging us to choose unity over division and to continue to join together in love.. June also brings in the firey Mars in Leo ruled 7 of Wands reversed reminding us even through adversity, to hold strong to what we know to be right. And this week brings us the Queen of Cups: the card of intuition and self love Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA0qxXOnfcA/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Lee Harris June Energy Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBUx2AtPZJU What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One With All the June Monthly Overview We're welcoming Gemini season with the Lovers encouraging us to choose unity over division. June also brings in the firey Mars in Leo ruled 7 of Wands reversed reminding us even through adversity, to hold strong to what we know to be right.. And this week brings us the 3 of Cups: the card of celebration through intuitive and emotional connection. Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_slzVjHFrN/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Healers I've recently discovered and love: https://www.instagram.com/lorie_ladd/ https://www.instagram.com/iamannawood/ https://www.instagram.com/kellychildsxo/ Mind Games Book: https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Games-Guide-Inner-Space/dp/0670476323/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me= What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
JUEVES, 28 DE MAYO 2020 Lcdo. Carlos Rojas - Director programa Políticamente Correcto, Ecuavisa Lcda. Tania Tinoco – Periodista y Presentadora de Noticias Lcdo. Juan Carlos Calderón – Periodista de Investigación Dra. Luz Elena Coloma - Concejal de Quito Cnel. Martin Cucalón de Ycaza - Primer Jefe del BCBG. Ing. Jaime Rumbea - Director Ejecutivo de la Cámara de Construcción Guayaquil
The One With All the Retrogrades We're moving through May and Taurus season strong with the Hierophant aka the Oprah Card bringing in some much needed A-ha moments and life lessons. April also brings in the Venus ruled Empress reminding us to stay present and work with the divine feminine in this time. And this week brings Page of Swords: the card of grounding into our own truth so that we can not only mindfully share our truth but also hold space for and respect that of others. Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_slzVjHFrN/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Healers I've recently discovered and love: https://www.instagram.com/lorie_ladd/ https://www.instagram.com/iamannawood/ https://www.instagram.com/kellychildsxo/ What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One Venus Retrograde, Snakeskin and Mind Games We're moving through May and Taurus season strong with the Hierophant aka the Oprah Card bringing in some much needed A-ha moments and life lessons. April also brings in the Venus ruled Empress reminding us to stay present and work with the divine feminine in this time. And this week brings 4 of Swords: the card of accessing our inner guidance system and using discernment as a superpower Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_slzVjHFrN/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Healers I've recently discovered and love: https://www.instagram.com/lorie_ladd/ https://www.instagram.com/iamannawood/ https://www.instagram.com/kellychildsxo/ Mind Games Book: https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Games-Guide-Inner-Space/dp/0670476323/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me= What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One with Christopher Beaver's Encore Appearance We going into May and Taurus season strong with the Hierophant aka the Oprah Card bringing in some much needed A-ha moments and life lessons. April also brings in the Venus ruled Empress reminding us to stay present and work with the divine feminine in this time. And this week brings 3 of Pentacles Reversed, not surprising given that Venus will retrograde starting May 13th, this card reminds us to communicate clearly and express kindness to ourselves and others if tensions run high with loved ones or collegues this week. This weeks Guest: Christopher Beavers https://www.moonbearjewels.com/ Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_slzVjHFrN/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One with the May Monthly Overview We going into May and Taurus season strong with the Hierophant aka the Oprah Card bringing in some much needed A-ha moments and life lessons. April also brings in the Venus ruled Empress reminding us to stay present and work with the divine feminine in this time. And this week brings Temperance, encourages us to find a balance of when to sit in the lessons coming up and when to alchemize them Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_slzVjHFrN/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Healers I've recently discovered and love: https://www.instagram.com/lorie_ladd/ https://www.instagram.com/iamannawood/ https://www.instagram.com/kellychildsxo/ Lori Ladd video on neutrality of truths: https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_qbVMxHP6k/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and online to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One with the May Monthly Overview We going into May and Taurus season strong with the Hierophant aka the Oprah Card bringing in some much needed A-ha moments and life lessons. April also brings in the Venus ruled Empress reminding us to stay present and work with the divine feminine in this time. And this week brings Justice, encouraging us to put boundaries in place out of love for ourselves and others. Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/bcbgmaxazria/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/past-talks Hey Babe Foods Food & Fortune Cooking and Potions show w a dash of Tarot: www.instagram.com/heybabefoods What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The One with Page of Cups and the Inner Child We are coming up to the end of that Aries ruled Emperor (Beyonce) card reminding us that this is a powerful time to set up new routines and practices that more aligned than our previous foundations. April also brings in the Lovers reversed, guiding us to examine examine moments of disharmony and where we may be too hard on ourselves. And this week brings the Page of Cups, encouraging us to let our inner child guide us into playful new activities that bring us joy just for the sake of fun. Referenced in this podcast: This Month's Tarotscopes on BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/p/B--SlV9l9Bj/ Free Intro To Tarot with Modrn Sanctuary: https://modrnsanctuary.com/talk Hey Babe Foods Food & Fortune Cooking and Potions show w a dash of Tarot: www.instagram.com/heybabefoods What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://wwwinstagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://wwwbadassbitchestarot.com/
The One with April's Ask Cardsy B This month brings us the Aries ruled Emperor (Beyonce) card reminding us that this is a powerful time to set up new routines and practices that more aligned than our previous foundations. April also brings in the Lovers reversed, guiding us to examine examine moments of disharmony and where we may be too hard on ourselves. And this week brings the 6 of Pentacles reminding us to find a place of balance amongst the energy and resources we spend, receive and save. Referenced in this podcast: Upcoming Tarotscopes on Tues April 14 for BCBG: https://www.instagram.com/bcbgeneration Healers I follow: https://www.instagram.com/elizabeth.april https://www.instagram.com/gurujagat https://www.youtube.com/user/MagentaPixie2012/videos The Schumann Resonance/ Frequency of Earth: https://www.disclosurenews.it/en/schumann-resonance-today-update/ Supermarket Spell Meditation: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-lEpMvnYKZ/ Free Intro to Tarot 1 hr virtual class: https://modrnsanctuary.com/talk What Am I listening to? Host Cardsy B is a fashion industry survivor, tarot reader, and creator of the Badass Bitches Tarot by Cardsy B deck. Through intuitive readings served with a side of pop culture, Cardsy B offers an entertaining intro to the world of Tarot. Who the F is Cardsy B? Rebecca “Bex” Szymczak- aka Cardsy B- picked up her first deck of tarot cards at age eleven. After abandoning them to fit in with the cool kids in highschool she worked her way up the fashion industry by designing for DKNY, NIKE, and eventually serving as Creative Director/VP of Design for Playboy. After experiencing several traumatic losses in a period of five years, (Saturn return back to back with Saturn in her sun sign!) she pulled herself out of a pretty tragic Millennial meltdown using Tarot as healing tool. Eventually this passion for Tarot led to increased bookings as a Tarot reader at events around NYC and in person and via skype to private clients. To help herself dive even deeper into the cards, Bex illustrated her own deck by hand and is committed to helping others grow and heal through tarot in an approachable and fun way. THEME SONG CREATED AND PRODUCED BY: Steven Hughes and Charlie Lance INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cardsyb/ GET THE DECK: https://www.badassbitchestarot.com/
The Ferment Podcast - Conversations About Worship And Transformation
Lauri Varieur is a former VP of Creative Brand/Social Media/Visual for top fashion brands BCBGMAXAZRIA and Donna Karan. She is now co-lead pastor — alongside her husband Wade — of Vineyard Fullerton, an eclectic church plant in downtown Fullerton, CA celebrating its 6th anniversary. On this episode, Lauri shares her journey growing up in the greater NYC area and coming to a real faith at the Manhattan Vineyard under the leadership of Mike & Char Turrigiano. Feeling called into the "mission field" from a young age, Lauri found herself in the fashion industry with a call to pastor those around her. This is an inspiring conversation about our call to follow Jesus in every context in which we find ourselves.
Today:s Episode with talk with Moonlight Serenade Apparel.Moonlight Serenade Apparel is a contemporary plus-size dress and lingerie collection with a variety of clothing in both prints and colors. We believe that our curvy customers should have the option to feel both fashionable and sexy without having to sacrifice comfort or style. We consider the feel, drape and comfort of the fabric, as well as the overall quality of all of the garments in our collection. Kara Oguschewitz is both the owner and head designer of Moonlight Serenade. She is a graduate of prestigious F.I.T. (Fashion Institute of Technology) in New York City and has been designing clothing for more then 20 years. Working extensively in both New York and California, her designs reflect her passion for both prints and colors, as she incorporates them into her contemporary dress and lingerie designs. Kara has designed for companies such as Rampage, Caroll Little and BCBG, creating designs that have sold in stores like Nordstrom, Dillard's, & Hot Topic. Through her Moonlight Serenade Brand, Kara wishes to continue to provide stylish clothing that will allow her customers to feel fashionable and sexy.
Sandy is energetic and exciting, just like the plant-based biodegradable glitter brand she’s created, EarthShine Glitter. She’s also your modern American success story. Born in China, she and her parents immigrated first to Canada, then to Palo Alto, California. Always creative and resourceful upcycling the hand-me-downs she was given growing up, at an early age she became interested in the fashion industry. After working at LA fashion labels such as BCBG and Forever 21, she continues to mix product merchandising and e-commerce to bring brands into the modern era. When her passions for environmentalism and fashion came in conflict, she knew she had to find a way for them both to exist. This is her story.
Learn numerous lessons and advice from Super Woman Marie Nahon @marienahon who was the Senior Producer/ Casting Director at BCBG @bcbgmaxazria for 2 years before moving to MeUndies @MeUnides as a Senior Producer/Casting Director where she currently works. Being born and raised in a small town in France didn't stop her from dreaming big and executing those dreams. None of which was by "luck". She also founded her own creative production company, Creative Intermix (in development to represent photographer/director) and is also working a freelancer for Quadriga agency based in New York. Marie is FULL of life lessons not to be missed! She speaks from not only the client end but the model and photographer as well in letting us know what is expected from each part of the Entertainment Industry puzzle. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifelessonswithlins/support
Dans cet épisode du CoachDrague Podcast : - La règle des 3 rendez-vous ou comment éviter de t'investir trop dans une fille pour trop peu de résultats ? Autrement dit, comment éviter de perdre ton temps, comment savoir si elle est vraiment intéressée et comment éviter la "friend zone" ? - Une petite phrase toute faite pour consolider le rencard et pour raviver l'enthousiasme de la fille d'aller au rencard avec toi. - Une petite phrase toute faite pour relancer les conversations qui s'éteignent sur Tinder et pour encourager la fille à se vendre. - Un exemple issu de la vie réelle de comment et pourquoi il faut appliquer la règle des 3 rendez-vous. - Comment organiser tes rendez-vous et quels endroits choisir pour instaurer du désir et de la tension sexuelle entre toi et la fille ? - Pourquoi il ne faut pas demander des explications à la fille quand ça foire entre toi et elle ? "Mais qu'y a-t-il ? Tu m'avais dit que tu étais intéressée et maintenant tu es distante ? Pourquoi ? Qu'ai-je fait ?" Évite ce genre de questions. - Que faire quand tu ne peux pas voir la fille pendant un certain temps : lui envoyer des messages régulièrement ou ne rien lui envoyer ? - Robby coache Konsti. Il l’aide à sauver son rencard en lui disant mot pour mot quel message envoyer à la fille. Liens et ressources mentionnés dans ce podcast : - Conversation sur Whatsapp : faut-il ralentir ton jeu de séduction avec les filles BCBG ? – Ép. 158 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/reflexions-avant-apres-rendez-vous-158/ - Fille intelligente et cultivée : comment la séduire et les pièges à éviter – Ép. 166 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/comment-seduire-fille-cultivee-166/ - Une technique pour lui faire accepter le rencard quand elle habite trop loin - Ép. 118 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/comment-arranger-ca/ - Comment instaurer de la tension sexuelle dans tes conversations avec les femmes ? - Ép. 31 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/instaurer-tension-sexuelle/ - L'attirance sexuelle : comment la faire brûler de désir de l'approche à la conclusion : http://www.coachdrague.com/blog/desir-sexuel/ - Faute d'amour (film) : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faute_d%27amour - Never Split The Difference - Chriss Voss : https://amzn.to/2S2XacD - Chris Voss: "Never Split the Difference" | Talks at Google : https://youtu.be/guZa7mQV1l0 - Le Script, La Bible du « game » direct structuré - Que dire, comment le dire, quand le dire et où le dire pour aborder, plaire, séduire et conclure ? : http://www.coachdrague.com/produits/le-script/
Jennifer welcomes fashion leader, business expert, CEO, and mother of two, April Uchitel. April always knew she wanted to climb to the top of the fashion industry. After moving to LA, she quickly began a career in sales working for Karen Kane. Since then, she has held roles at BCBG, Prada, and Diane Von Furstenberg. After nine years at DVF, April began to see the digital trend that was evolving within the industry. She took a risk and started working as an advisor to the start-up company, Spring, Inc., where she got exposure to the beauty industry. As April fell in love with the business side of this budding industry, she was offered the role of CEO at Violet Grey, widely considered the go-to source for all things beauty. In this episode, Jennifer and April talk all about her career path as she worked her way from college drop out to CEO of Violet Grey, The Industry’s Beauty Edit. April talks about the difficulties she faced balancing her incredibly successful career with her family life. Jennifer and April discuss the importance of prioritizing self-care, including getting enough sleep, having proper nutrition, and meditating. April shares the value she places on culture within an organization and how her methods align with a culture that fosters curiosity and freethinking. She discusses the changes she has seen within the fashion and beauty industries, especially within the digital space. Finally, they talk beauty products and share their preferred lipstick of choice. Full show notes: https://milfpodcast.com/32
On this episode of the Disrupt Podcast we got the chance to sit down with Lenora Porter, Product Designer at IDT to talk about how she broke into tech without a computer science degree! "I am just a woman in tech breaking stereotypes and taking names. Without a technical background, I hustled my way into tech and redefined what it means to be a multi-passionate creative in a world of technology. I've blended my passion for art, technology, and psychology into a lucrative career called Product Design. During the day, I translate business requirements into beautiful app design. By night, I'm inspiring others through my Instagram design tutorials (@lenora.porter), Facebook Groups focused on design (Product Design | UI | UX | Web and Black Women in UX Design), and hosting local meetups (@dev.noir). My creative contributions can be seen if you take a look at apps from top companies like Levis, Magic Leap, Under Armour, Virgin Hotels, Cleveland Clinic, Sephora, Kate Spade, and BCBG just to name a few. Currently, I am a Product Designer leading the way for IDT Corporation’s mobile design team. My mission is to inspire other women and minorities to take a fearless leap into the world of tech. Tech doesn’t thrive on software engineers alone, it needs those sympathetic, art-focused individuals to keep things above water. With natural talent, determination, and resilience, I believe anyone can transform the world one app at a time through design." https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenoraporter/ https://twitter.com/lenoraporter_ https://www.instagram.com/lenora.porter/
Dans cet épisode du CoachDrague Podcast : - Faut-il se comporter différemment avec une fille intelligente et cultivée pour la séduire ? - Comment ne pas se laisser intimider par une fille intelligente et cultivée ? - Une fille avec une bonne conversation n'est pas toujours la meilleure fille à avoir en rendez-vous, pourquoi ? - Tu as un rendez-vous avec une fille intelligente et cultivée ? Évite ces pièges ! - Pourquoi est-ce que Konsti et Robby préfèrent les filles (plus) simples ? - Une phrase puissante pour immédiatement injecter de la tension sexuelle dans une conversation fade et formelle. Liens et ressources mentionnés dans ce podcast : - Conversation sur Whatsapp : faut-il ralentir ton jeu de séduction avec les filles BCBG ? – Ép. 158 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/reflexions-avant-apres-rendez-vous-158/ - Qu’est-ce qui est mieux pour séduire une femme : parler ou la faire parler ? – Ép. 125 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/qui-parler-toi-ou-elle/ - La question du tempo : comment savoir si tu dois la séduire rapidement ou lentement ? – Ép. 119 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/tempo-selon-fille/ - Le Script, La Bible du « game » direct structuré - Que dire, comment le dire, quand le dire et où le dire pour aborder, plaire, séduire et conclure ? : http://www.coachdrague.com/produits/le-script/
Dans cet épisode du CoachDrague Podcast : - Une approche "high risk high reward" pour te différencier sur Tinder. - Comment de différencier dans les bars et les boîtes pour choper plus facilement ? - Que faire quand tu sens que la fille perd son intérêt ? - Comment draguer sans perdre ta valeur ? - Drague passive vs. drague active. Liens et ressources mentionnés dans ce podcast : - Comment être beau et attirant peut diminuer ton succès auprès des femmes ? – Ép. 159 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/etre-beau-status-anxiety/ - Conversation sur Whatsapp : faut-il ralentir ton jeu de séduction avec les filles BCBG ? – Ép. 158 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/reflexions-avant-apres-rendez-vous-158/ - La question du tempo : comment savoir si tu dois la séduire rapidement ou lentement ? – Ép. 119 : http://www.coachdrague.com/podcast/tempo-selon-fille/
#IndieBossTalk had the opportunity to chat with the founder of Curtis Brands and discuss how she became the #IndieBoss of the Curtis Brands Mobile Shop, her influences, and how she conceptualizes her classic looks for celebrities and women with discriminating tastes worldwide! Click to listen. About Designer Angelica Marie Curtis: She was born and raised in Long Beach California. Growing up she spent a lot of her free time sewing doll clothing out of scrap fabric. Once she was tall enough to reach the petal on her mother sewing machine it became clear her future would be designing fashion. Angelica began her professional career by attending the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising where she graduated with a degree in Fashion Design in 2006. Right away she worked hard on her craft, refining her style under talented designers from BCBG and Topson Downs. After 10 years in this industry Angelica Curtis is officially debuting herself titled contemporary Spring 2018 Collection --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/indiebosstalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indiebosstalk/support
The former Chief Creative Officer of global fashion house BCBGMAXAZRIA tells us what sparked her mission to make runway fashion accessible to all women, what qualities she looks for when hiring her team, and what it was like to help build such an iconic brand alongside her husband, Max Azria.
Dans cet épisode du CoachDrague Podcast : - Un dragueur partage ses réflexions sur Whatsapp avec son pote avant et après ses rendez-vous intimes. - Comment séduire une femme indépendante, avec un caractère fort et qui sait ce qu'elle veut ? Et pourquoi est-ce qu'elle se profile ainsi ? - Faut-il adapter ton style de séduction selon la fille ? Faut-il adopter un jeu de séduction plus prudent et plus lent avec des filles plus BCBG ou faut-il suivre la même trame ? Liens et ressources mentionnés dans ce podcast : - Le Script, La Bible du « game » direct structuré - Que dire, comment le dire, quand le dire et où le dire pour aborder, plaire, séduire et conclure ? : https://lescript.coachdrague.com/bienvenue
Mathilde Terrier part sur les routes de France en reportage et en revient avec une question à trancher.
EP100 - Get to Know Our Listeners To celebrate our 100th episode, we decided to put the focus on the most important element, the listeners. So we invited three of our most active listeners to be on the show. Radz Mpofu @RadzMpofu Kevin Harmon @imadness Facebook Ted Fifelski @ted_gives Don't forget to like our facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 100 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Thursday, September 7th 2017. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature - Google Automated Transcription of the show: Transcript Jason: [0:25] Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 100 being recorded on Thursday September 7th 2017 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot & Guests: [0:40] Hey Jason and welcome back Jason and Scott show listeners Jason how are you doing. Jason: [0:47] I am doing awesome it's super exciting to be at episode 100. Scot & Guests: [0:52] It really isn't before we jump into it too deep I wanted to announce that we will be podcasting again at the shop. Org digital Summit, this year the Summit is being held in Sunny Los Angeles on September 25th to 27th. Jason Scott show listeners receive a 10% discount when they register using the code js-10 that's js-10 and we will put a link to the registration in the show notes where you can enter that code, we hope to see everyone there Jason as we mentioned that we've had a pretty big milestone here with 100 episodes. Jason: [1:31] I know I know I have to be honest when we started this 100 episodes we're not on my radar screen I had to read a podcast primer and it mentioned that like. If you get past episode 7 you've sort of survived the mortality rate so I think my big goal was, was 7 and I've since then read that the average podcast on iTunes only ever gets 24 episodes. Scot & Guests: [1:56] Yeah yeah and we officially have more episodes in listeners now just kidding we actually we actually. Jason: [2:01] Yeah that's that's because I have a small family if I had a bigger family we'd have more listeners. Scot & Guests: [2:05] That's actually it's kind of fun to break down some numbers so we started this I don't know about you but I really didn't have any expectations I just thought we would do it for, the fun aspect of it and looking back it's kind of, ballon my expectations I would share admittedly low so we've had over 200,000 downloads since we started the show, the record months had over 18,000 that was over the summer in June cuz we had so much Amazon news going on, the most popular episode is the June 17th hot take we did which is episode 89 where we talked about the Amazon and Whole Foods acquisition and then as reminder for every one we actually started this whole Adventure on November 13th 2015 with episode 1, do you have a quiz for you Jason how many how many episodes have we recorded. Jason: [2:57] This will be our 101 including the one I screwed up and we didn't get to publish. Scot & Guests: [3:04] Boomkin answer inside info but yeah 100 episode soon so pretty exciting. Jason: [3:09] I share your Your Enthusiasm seems like we should be doing something special for the hundred show. Scot & Guests: [3:17] Yeah yeah and couple months ago we were pretty good at math so we kind of saw this coming on the calendar and we started thinking about what we should do to celebrate a hundred episodes. Jason: [3:28] Yep and obviously one of the first things that come up is is with many listeners know, chupitos is constantly hounding us to be on the show and so for while we're thinking hey that's a perfect opportunity to finally Jeff on the show but then you know we thought about it and the reality is this show is for the listeners it's not really about the fancy guest so we turned him down. Scot & Guests: [3:51] Yeah you know we, Basils cuz of stuff to talk about both at listeners who who would care so what we did is we decided to really kind of turn the microphone around, so we we went to Twitter and and looked at the social engagement that we get and we really active Community here for the show that we really enjoy and, what causes a lot of back and forth and it went challenges us and recommends things and ask questions so we we thought what we would do is have a listener appreciation event in celebration of episode 100, so we somewhat randomly picked three listeners from different geographies all over the world if you will these folks work at all kinds of different size companies and have different kinds of rolls and we invite them tonight to be on the show, to hear about their e-commerce experience and where they think e-commerce is going and just kind of turn it over to the listeners for, for a bit and give everyone a little bit of break from hearing from us for the last hundred episodes. Jason: [4:50] Yeah yeah I'm super excited about this idea and you know frankly pleasantly shocked that it when we invited accepted our invitation so Scott who's the first guest. Scot & Guests: [5:02] Well Jason let's kick it off excited to have our first guest here for the listener appreciation show we know him best by his Twitter handle which is RADS radz and that's at radz mpofu on Twitter, what's up rats not much just wrapping up the day here how about you. We're super excited we hit 100 episodes Jason didn't think we'd make it past 5 and I had the long money on going the long haul in the sinks the red 100 we're pretty excited. Yeah I have to say that I would have to agree with you because when I first remember seeing the Jason and Scott Show come out I was just like oh my gosh I have needed this for so long that was like I'm starting my retail career. Yeah I told you guys 100 I don't know why Jason would say that, check two boxes for us here for the first time you're you're the first kind of super listener we've had on the show and then also you're the first International correspondent so you're you're not in the United States of America. Nope I'm in the Toronto or the six as Drake would say okay and is it snowing there. No not yet but it is raining a lot okay interesting summer where it's just been. I bet Seattle and BC weather where this raining a lot. Jason: [6:26] And in the long run does that mean it's good or bad for the ice wine this year. Scot & Guests: [6:31] No idea. Jason: [6:34] Those are mine I mainly focus on the food of every venue so for me Toronto is ice wine and poutine even though I know pooting is really Montreal but you can get it in in Toronto. Scot & Guests: [6:47] Yeah that's true but you forgot you got to check out Uncle tetsu's cheesecake as well as smoke smoke signals barbecue those are two really good spots those in the true true true Toronto Staples. Jason: [7:01] Nice I am adding those to the list that the show has already paid off for me. So Reds you mentioned that you you were start listen to show you were starting a retail career you want to tell us a little bit more about what that was and what you're doing now. Scot & Guests: [7:20] Yeah for sure so even though like rewind a little bit vacuum before that I actually started my. E-commerce sales career in at a company called Ashley Bridget, so I was there when we were still like in a basement making maybe if you know a few hundred thousand dollars and a scale to over a million so that. Being part of that company like they double grabbing use like every year since after that but that experience I think really. Help me get to become a part of tulip which is where I started started my retail. Retail career that don't know a tulip was founded by the founder of well. CA. Oh yeah yeah yeah he was involved in doing that as well so yeah I started my career at tulip that was in. March 2015 and I think a few months after that you guys started the Jason and Scott show and then where is your career taking you now. So now shifted to a company called pagerduty and a lot of people especially in the it the it and devops were all day they definitely know about picture to be it's almost like a household name. We were actually mentioned on Silicon Valley recently some I think it was Guilfoyle he told the Nash that he was on pager to the until we got back at the house he was leaving to go somewhere. But yeah basically Patriot Duty Autumn eats the incident resolution process from end-to-end so a lot of that stuff is being done manually right now so you know I have like an Excel spreadsheet. [9:01] I'm the psychos down you call somebody on it for there's too many modern tools to. Really get the key incidents that you need to resolve resolved so page Diddy animates all of that. Google every e-commerce site wants to be up 24/7 so I think you know you say you're out of the retail business but I think you just kind of dawn to a broader addressable market and I'm sure our vehicle it's probably interesting to your folks. Oh yeah I know definitely we actually just it's funny that you mention that we just started. Retail all of my coworkers are all pinion me for people's contacts so yeah definitely I am still very much plugged into the retail game only doing it through all my coworker. Get in touch with me get in touch with retail Executives Through Me podcast you can recommend they want to learn more. It's how I've already been said I've been telling them don't worry I would cover. Jason: [9:56] We we have a vested interest in pagerduty tracking the retail Market because you know it's it's going to be sad to go to the industry shows like shop.org and not see you. Scot & Guests: [10:07] Exactly I think you needed to tell our CEO and her had some marketing that Jennifer Tejada if you ever end up listen to this please we should go to shop talk next year. Jason: [10:16] Exactly. Scot & Guests: [10:17] Shop.org. Jason: [10:20] That both good shows both good shows. Scot & Guests: [10:22] Oh yeah both really good shows. Jason: [10:24] The actually have a photo of you and it I think act technically it's from neither I think it was probably from NRF and you you had your then employers Logo shaved into the side of your head. Scot & Guests: [10:36] Oh yeah okay okay I thought you were going to go in a different direction with that there's another photo of someone who's on stage didn't Maeve look like me I don't know maybe but that was. That was that was in January and I think Dominique actually mentioned that from bonobos on on the previous show I think I got to shut up because of that. Although we never saw you put Jason and Scott show logo in your in your head. Jason: [11:09] That's going to take a more talented Barber than the to it. Scot & Guests: [11:13] I fixed I was always thinking maybe just a j plus s but I don't do it at all. Jason: [11:21] Yeah I know you need portraits of two portly dudes. Scot & Guests: [11:24] Two rats two quick ones Have you listened to every episode. I wish I could say that I have but. The last one that I listen to since I've been ramping up at pagerduty was are the one with the Accel partners and then one that was either just before that or just after that was with. The CEO of the CEO of Kohl's and ModCloth I remember listening to those when so I think I'm about 20 episodes behind at this point. Cool you'll have to just drive to Florida and you could pick them all up. Yeah exactly exactly or I'll do it on my next plane trip to San Francisco. [12:10] What were what were a couple of your favorite shows so I think my favorite show obviously I can't, I can't not do it but Danza episode on bonobos that was my favorite one but also the ones with Rob Schmaltz from Talbots as well as Faisal masud, I'm from Staples, those were like really those are I think those are probably with my top three favorite ones all the a lot of the retail executive. Interviews were like I'm on my favorite ones those ones you know I got to learn so much about you know what's going on in retail and all the changes that if you know what happened this year and I'm sure that will continue so I think those are all my favorite ones. Jason: [12:56] Very cool that being said any as one of our super listeners were we're always looking to make the show better anything you feel like we could be doing better or any tips for things we should think about trying. Scot & Guests: [13:10] So I thought about this and. I think what you guys have done is really cool you know you have the Deep Dives as well as. The the retail executive interviews so I'd love to see maybe a little bit of a panel you know between and I'll maybe not people that are like opposing and Views but would love to find out. Maybe get like the behind-the-scenes story from what happened at Sears maybe not like. Anything like bad that happened but like to know where did. They live like missile I'm so like maybe a previous executive from there and then you know maybe get somebody from. Walmart or one of the opening or tomorrow off and coming retail brands. Could have done better or there now fallen by the wayside in the ones that are doing really well and see if they can. Meet in the middle and what can be done. [14:13] Where do you where do you see the future of retail and e-commerce. I think right now it's still very much in a state of upheaval. Get out like I'm actually keeping tabs of all the retailers that either went belly-up or like we're struggling really. Really tough out there was like it's the year started off with like BCBG and then the Limited, then actually remember seeing HMV Yonge and Dundas Square here in Toronto that's kind of like the Union Square Toronto onto the San Francisco people out there so I remember seeing that one shut down as well and then all American Apparel. I think all of these a lot of these retail Brands I'm hoping it doesn't continue but it looks like it well I think there's still going to be a lot more. A lot more unfortunate seems like that I put on top of that too kind of. You know balance that I would say that there might even be more consolidation that's going to happen at a lot of people are saying that it might not happen but from. What we've seen from Walmart this year with the acquisition of Moosejaw and the novo's band also more recently with some of the shoe retailers I think. Michael Kors just acquired Jimmy Choo and then on top of that Vince Camuto was acquired by although or vice versa so yeah I think there's definite going to be a lot more retailers that are. Going under if they don't figure out how to go digital and no kind of modernize their with their in-store experience and then on top of that. Jason: [15:50] That's very cool I don't want to get one question in that we've actually ask every guest but Scott keeps making me edit the answer out so so hopefully for the 100th episode I'll finally get to get it in there. Would you say that you like Jason a little better than Scott or way better than Scott. Scot & Guests: [16:10] I would say that the two of you I hold you both very near and dear my heart and there's no way I could pick them from the two of you. Jason: [16:17] So you lied you're willing to be honest about everything else and then you I on that one alright. Scot & Guests: [16:22] Good answer he's he's texting me right now saying that I'm his favorite. You weren't supposed to say that I have a kind of sales question which is you're there in Canada in Toronto and your imagine. You have territories that are boom across the continent is it hard to be in the sales rep in candidates Ellington us or doesn't feel different at all than if you were in New York or something. No I don't think it's that big it's that different at all I think it actually might even play to your advantage we're kind of seen as the we had this running joke on my previous company and to love that, everybody always sauce in the in the states as the friendly Canadians we are always just really do a comedy versus you know kind of like that. I don't want to generalize but you know the ones that play hard ball in New York or something like that so I definitely plays to word Vantage I would say that it's probably tougher to sell, in Canada versus outside of Canada Canadians sometimes don't like buying from Canadians I will say that much. Jason: [17:29] Interesting I feel like we do have the perception that that Canadians are super friendly I mean it it's like I'm sorry a sort of a catch phrase for Canadians. Scot & Guests: [17:39] Yeah I know right I actually had was made fun of in an Uber I took Uber pool for one of the first times, on a recent business trip and the gentleman the back just what he found out that it was from Canada he was just like, or you going to say I'm sorry a lot and even put on the Canadian accents it's definitely known across America. Jason: [18:03] I totally get it this may offend you but I am frequently mistaken as a Canadian that people feel like I have a Canadian accent. [18:13] Which I have never lived in Canada but. Scot & Guests: [18:17] Can you say a boat. Jason: [18:18] I definitely can go a boat but that's because you know did a lot of work in Minneapolis which is little known fact but it's actually north of Canada is a lot of Minneapolis. Scot & Guests: [18:28] Yeah yeah I've heard that. Jason: [18:30] Culturally I used to make that joke and then I married a woman from Detroit and I warned that Detroit actually is. Scot & Guests: [18:37] Canada. Jason: [18:39] You you drive south to go to Windsor to drink when you're 18 that's the whole that's all gig when you grow up in Detroit apparently. Scot & Guests: [18:46] Yeah yeah I've heard a lot of people say that and even on the opposite end, back in I'd say what the seventies and eighties a lot of people would drive down from Toronto and Windsor to the states to go check out Hip Hop shows because there was nothing in Canada. Jason: [19:03] Wow certainly not true anymore Toronto is like that got a lot of great Hip Hop. Scot & Guests: [19:08] Yeah yeah Drake in the weekend and all those guys. Jason: [19:14] Very cool what was red we greatly appreciate your. Royal falling and the suggestions you sent all along and we look forward to getting you back in the industry and getting you all caught up on the show so thanks very much for being part of the episode 100. Scot & Guests: [19:33] Yeah thanks a lot for having me guys and hopefully I'll sing me up a lot more retail shows I'm going to use this as leverage internally at pagerduty. Awesome thanks for as we really appreciate it. Okay Jason are next listener on listener and 100 is Kevin Harmon I've known Kevin 415 of the longest term. Ebayers I've met I think if we met at one of the early eBay live shows and he has been a huge fan of the show welcome to the show Kevin. Text Jason how are you guys. Jason: [20:14] We are terrific 100 episode what could be better. Scot & Guests: [20:19] Boom that's right yeah so yeah we really appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to join us so I'll let Jason Kick It Off. Jason: [20:29] Yeah so Kevin Scott mention you been a long time eBay so do you want to give us the the background about how you got into the account Biz and what you're doing today. Scot & Guests: [20:40] Sure I've been an e-commerce for a long time I think 2001 is when we started and for about 10 years I stayed in the media side we sold DVDs and CDs and video games and books. On eBay and Amazon other places did that for a long time and for some weird reason books and CDs and DVDs of again stop selling so well so. We moved on to another couple things are doing then and then now what we do is I have another company that sells clothing and books now. Jason: [21:16] Very cool and predominately as a Marketplace seller. Scot & Guests: [21:20] Yes 100% so we're sort of you know eBay phds Amazon phds we know a lot about both and we do the best we can. Jason: [21:31] Nice and are you mostly focus on North America so those are the two two big platforms for you. [21:38] Gotcha and we do often talk about the Walmart marketplace as well if you looked at that at all or. Scot & Guests: [21:46] Yeah we are looking into that Walmart in and Jed as well so we think that that might be a pretty viable saying coming down the road here. Cool so I know you listen to a lot of episodes you can listen to every episode I listen to. Show me episodes of the Jason I'm going to call you out on this I think you said that welcome to the Jason's not show about 6 times now. I didn't even catch that. Jason: [22:24] That's a special service to the fans that I give to that the loyalist. Scot & Guests: [22:28] Yep. Jason: [22:31] That's all I mean to Beyonce it's a it's a Freudian slip my other podcast is called the Jason and snot show. Scot & Guests: [22:38] Oh that's so strange it's for its for ents. Jason: [22:40] Deaf deaf. Scot & Guests: [22:42] What are several times I know it's hard to pick but what are a couple of your favorite shows. I think my favorite one was the one with Melissa Burdick from the Mars agency just because you know my Amazon experience and that she seemed, super knowledgeable about Amazon and it was a really good conversation you guys had with her I really enjoyed the the whole thing about you know crap which is hilarious. It was good crap joke the most I have to have like 6 I can't listen that fast normally get pumped up. Yes you super knowledgeable. Jason: [23:25] And since we're talking about her I should give her a plug she's actually no longer with the Mars agency Melissa and another of our guests. Have started their own business which is now called the laying verdict which is of an Amazon consultancy so that's Andrea way right Scott am I remembering correctly. Scot & Guests: [23:47] Yeah I think they should call it like Mel B and Andrea or something help her but I didn't ask me I was debating with Scott. Just trying to find an end and acronym for a crap for that. Amazon Canada and I can't for the great ones got didn't like it but I might tell you guys anyway which is it's it's not crap its poop which is probably only offline profit. Jason: [24:13] Okay I'll. Scot & Guests: [24:15] PG-13 know you're gone now. Jason: [24:22] Well you know. One of the things we're always trying to do is improve the show and so as a one of our best listeners that is heard the majority of our shows any feedback you have anything we should be doing different or the drugs you nuts. Scot & Guests: [24:40] Know the address to the Scott unbridled enthusiasm for Amazon domination. Minutes I wish I was more Counterpoint to that every once in awhile it's. It's cool to watch a hurricane make landfall not sure unless you want to people on the land as falling on butt. I think it'd be great to have like a I don't know what chat room or I'll take take live Twitter questions except her a little more often just just just involve your audience. Jason: [25:13] Yeah I know that's great feedback we definitely are looking for ways it's actually one of the the deficiencies of the podcast format is you know. We don't have a way for example to email all of our listeners and get questions or those sorts of things do you have to use a parallel to like Facebook or Twitter and you know it. A very loyal but small subset of our podcast listeners are following us on those other platform so. Love to find more ways to engage more customers and get more feedback but that is only a great suggestion I do feel the need to slightly defend us though. Totally hear you on the Amazon world domination and I would love to be the the Counterpoint more loudly. But I continue to be shocked I work with all these. Our big Fortune 100 retailers and it's still more often than not that I walk into a retailer that dramatically underestimates Amazon as the competition and so like. They absolutely have flaws in their absolutely ways to thrive in in the market against them in all those sorts of things but it still turns out that like more of the people in our industry then I would expect. Underestimate them rather than overestimate them so so you know maybe we err on the side of hitting that a little hard but I, I often feel like I have to be in evangelist for a half serious at threat they are so much so that one of my biggest clients that they think they have a funny nickname for me they call me Paul Revere. Scot & Guests: [26:48] Know he was right I mean the that is actually very amazing. When you see me look at what I've done I mean they're an amazing amazing company that has effort on their own set of rules they know that. I start unique in the world and yeah they're gone disrupt everything sooner or later probably sooner. That's a good transition you you've been common the marketplace Biz 4. Pussy 2001 you 15 20 years what are some of the big trends that you've seen in and where do you where do you think the marketplace part of the world goes. I think the marketplace continues but it seems to me like it's a lot easier to start a business than it used to be for sure you know 15 years ago when we started that was quite an effort. And now with all the tools available now it's a lot easier to get into a business but I also think that there's a lot of consolidation going on so I think it's harder to grow a business and you know grow into a large business in particular. I think because these large sights Amazon Facebook. Google the beginning on more and more of the entire end and process and so the more pieces they don't have that the lesson Advantage you have. I even if you saw on those platforms it can still sometimes be a disadvantage so. I think e-commerce continues and grows like crazy I don't I have concern for the really small business owners though going forward. Yeah and it's Russian cuz I have that same concern and you know you and I have known. [28:20] Know more people that have gotten out of the business owner still in it and then put then what kind of countercyclical e happens there, is baffalo like some of these small business platforms like Magento Bigcommerce and Shopify there exploding so there's these it seems like there's these Merchants out there that have, yeah that are doing well like Shopify just hit I think the 500,000 small store owner, what's a kind of Wonder like who are those people and you know that that seems to be where things have shifted the marketplaces if that so competitive that the a lot of folks have gone to just creating there a little, but then I don't quite understand how there, going to differentiate themselves and get their name out there wifey that's exactly right so 15 years ago the easiest way to start with on eBay. So every small company in the world start on eBay and then they sorta grew or didn't grow a coordinate the eBay's growth are Amazon's girls and now the Shopify and the other. Consolidated sites we can do a lot of different things on one place now everything is Shifting to calm and that's a that's a big change I don't know. I can't I can't judges level success over anything else yet I being too soon but it's definitely a big change in the marketplace in the last 2 or 3 years. Jason: [29:42] Yeah it's it is fascinating I mean, play I would argue the eat of your really successful Amazon Seller that like or or any plat Marketplace seller like that that shouldn't be your only platform that you should you should have a presence on a platform you own into the. The extent that you do earn your own traffic and aren't you know and earn your own customers. Like you don't want to be actively driving them to the marketplace you you do want to be driving them to that that platform you own so I totally get why. The the shopify's of the world would be successful alongside the the big marketplaces but is you guys are both aware like. You know painfully difficult and expensive to grow a meaningful audience on that on that digital property that you own versus. Nina taking advantage of the the incredible traffic that that Amazon in particular has belt. Scot & Guests: [30:40] Is there a true and you know I've always go to Amazon and eBay Caesars. As a market expenses an advertising expense and you're paying those fees they bring you the customers. And so you know on your own. It's you're on your own until you bring customers to you it's a much different situation and much more difficult situation but if you can if you can achieve it I think you have a lot better chance of surviving long-term. Jason: [31:05] Yeah for sure we will use the I used to have this kind of derogatory term for people that. Brands that tried to use Facebook as their only digital platform in Fitchburg Facebook's a wonderful tool. But I used to call them digital sharecroppers because they're you know you're you're planting your crop shirt you're putting all your equity in this land that you don't own and you know in the early days. Facebook change the terms and conditions of how you could use that land. Very frequently in that you know was a huge disruption to to all those Brands and you know it does feel like. The marketplaces today are are very similar to that like there's huge opportunities there but you are a digital sharecropper like you know if the day that Marketplace decides that they've hit some critical mass and don't need you anymore. You know that your your your business is definitely in Jeopardy so it's. Scary to have all those eggs in that in that one basket is good to own some land of your own. Scot & Guests: [32:04] Yep and that's been a major change the last couple years as well so so back in the day. EBay wooden Scott can attest to this I think even said one time that it seems like people just kind of flavors over there sometimes wear any 6 months. They can make it a complete change the marketplace that really disrupted louder seller base. Can I get used to that and then or later something else will come along and just kept going like that what you could never really establish eBay presents Amazon. Another hand they watch the products the truck didn't change at all the solid for a long long time. Until the last time say couple years and now Amazon surround to the point with her information. A new Rose new changes that you know can hurt some sellers I can help other sellers but but it's almost like Amazon let you grow your business bigger before they decided I didn't need you and I don't know witches. What the worst scenario is there you know you can get shaken off by eBay or you can get kind of gets trampled on by Amazon at some point. Either either have those risks which again why I'm sure every consultant tells people to sell in multiple marketplaces and make sure the doc is a priority. Jason: [33:13] Yep. So keeping the fan show light let's turn to a much more important topic I heard a rumor that you rival Scott as a Star Wars fan. Scot & Guests: [33:29] Boy that depends on what metric you're talking about but I'm a huge Star Wars fan absolutely. I have a big question what's your favorite movie. Thesaurus really starting to warm to that one. Tricky question is what's the best one of the three new ones that's the tough one. Yes another one another tricky 1ru if you could only watch one more movie this year, would you do Blade Runner or pussy we've got is there another Marvel and coming up and then then you have Last Jedi. Is it Last Jedi Bar None or would you consider some the others. Man that's a tough one I mean it's definitely Last Jedi but I am really looking forward to Blade Runner. I think Ridley Scott if you got the right guy I've got the right directors you got the right characters again. I'm really really hopeful that they could do something spectacular with that. Jason: [34:48] So the question I always like to ask and this may be the the wrong audience for this but so I have A2 year old son what order should I be showing him the movies. Scot & Guests: [35:00] Machete Star Wars movies I would say 4 5 6 7 8. Jason: [35:08] Okay I get 456 first a lot but that that's. The skip the prequels is a good one there is like there's some fan edits of the prequels that are much better like I wonder could we replace the could we make one of those the official Canon instead of the the George Lucas versions. Scot & Guests: [35:28] What you can probably edit those three movies together to make one pretty good movie I mean that's definitely cool things happened but how to pick one that's hard to even recommend them. Jason: [35:40] I think none of the fan edits that I've seen that are you know some of these have had millions of hits on on YouTube none of them have Jar Jar Binks in the middle. Scot & Guests: [35:48] But that's alright uh I think the woman Darth Maul I'm sure you guys have seen that at your fan is amazing really good really good fanfiction there. Jason: [36:00] And I apologize for digressing but like perhaps my the funniest Star Wars thing I ever saw on television as you guys remember when Stephen Colbert did the. The contest for the the lightsaber green screen fight. Scot & Guests: [36:17] Yeah that's good I did I was good. Jason: [36:22] So super super quickly for listeners they may not be as big a Geeks as as Scott and Kevin the. Tons of people on the internet where do I. Making your own videos of lightsaber fights and so Stephen Colbert decided hey he would do this funny contest he would pretend to be fighting with a lightsaber in front of a green screen and make the video available this fans. And he would have a contest with prizes for the free the three fans that made the best scene using his. His greensaver is green screen lightsaber fight and so they they show the the two finalists on on this Colbert show and the first one is this you know woman Lisa from. From the you know I like Minneapolis or whatever and she's she's got this great video that she made featuring Stephen Colbert fighting the video and then. The the other finalist is George from. Marin County California and as as they're talking like it becomes obvious that it's George Lucas. Scot & Guests: [37:31] Yes it was hysterical. Jason: [37:32] And he's he's like in his own thing and they've like you know they've like. Cut new scenes for the movie this thing but the best question was you know Stephen is asking them both like do you own all the movies and George George's like I own all of them except the first one there's some dispute about the first. [37:53] Which I thought was a funny line. Scot & Guests: [37:55] Yeah that that in like that the SNL auditions for Star Wars 7 was great too that's so cool. Star Wars is the entire ecosystem around it is also awesome. Jason: [38:08] Would you say that something that Star Wars has in common with a Jason and Scott show that it's a sort of that kind of cultural phenomenon. Scot & Guests: [38:15] Yeah I think you guys just need to add a conference right you need to have a Jason Scott convention and. Bring a bunch of your gas there and everything else in a certain place and I don't know is there I know Scott's wearing a red jumpsuit right now probably I don't know what you're wearing Jason but you know some sort of attire for the show we could all wear it would be cool. Yeah we get wicked mix in a Star Wars convention at the same time how awesome would that be. Jason: [38:39] I'm thinking it's going to be at your that that at Scott's new residents which is that that the new hotel. Scot & Guests: [38:46] Absolutely I can't wait for that. Jason: [38:51] So I do before we get out I just want to wrap up like we had a good conversation about where the future of marketplaces are going I'd be curious if you had a maybe. SAE more General POV about you know how what what retail looks like in the future like does this digital. Disruption like you don't continue to play out how it's playing out now to see any big changes coming that the other listeners be thinking about. Scot & Guests: [39:20] Personally I think that we're honestly really only beginning to see the beginnings of the acceleration. Honestly I don't know that's not good news for people but I think these large companies that are getting much larger much faster are described in. On a scale that that we've never seen before and will probably accelerate so I worry about things for example like even Brands themselves you know I worry. I worry that when you get when when is going to come in like Amazon starts doing a ton of private-label stuff I just a time and way more than we even even know about. And then answer to something with that like a voice product like Alexa. The combinations to it is really deadly and when you fit when he think about how deadly it is it's a little scary you know if you ask Alexa to buy something Alexis probably not suggest you it's on Amazon brand suggestions. And when you can when you take those you know brand spend billions of dollars on. On marketing and their packaging and they're looking their feel and when you remove all of that I'm invoice removes all of that so. I get this weird thing that Amazon is attempting to. Accelerates the death of Brands but but taking a lot of that margin that Brands used to enjoy and sort of shipping over to itself. So I definitely that Trend coming and maybe accelerating Scott yeah it's it's their stuff only you know when you ask. Her can't say it cuz she's right here. [40:52] For Alexa when you ask her for her batteries you know that's going to be an Amazon basic battery I think there's definitely rust there I think, brands are not really putting all that together I don't think you know Jason's earlier point they take Amazon seriously it off and then I don't think they get the voice thing and how it really, is a different way to shop where all the packaging and all that looking field doesn't really matter. [41:24] The decisions you have to make tonight bet exciting if you want to space not have toothpaste. I think Amazon is realize that and I think they're going to do their best to sell you Amazon toothpaste instead of your own and by the way they'll give it to an in an hour right so. Amazon has been spending all this time building this gigantic ecosystem in the background and I think you're just now beginning to see if that's it. Yeah yeah and then you know the Counterpoint, to that which I feel is ironic but I'll I'll do this is that you know when we first started Channel advisor it when was kind of like you had to be able to answer the Google question you know, how is Google now you have to answer the Amazon question so these things tend to go and 10:15 year cycle so, we'll see you know I think they'll be there's some company we probably don't know the name of yet you have some some dudes in the garage somewhere and there will be another competitor to Amazon that, the tides so it probably won't be as game over it feels like when you're in the in the heart of it but it is a little scary. [42:30] Yeah I mean if you think about brand searches right so they used to be all Google now it's it's got to be pretty split between Google Amazon and eBay. And in Facebook I should say Facebook in particular so even that even the even way to find products is draft dramatically changing. [42:49] Absolutely well we really appreciate you sharing your thoughts Kevin and and of course being such a long-term listener we really appreciate it and you give us a lot of great feedback, we will try to integrate your feedback here tonight and do more kind of live questions and those kinds of things and we hope you listen to the next hundred episodes. I love the show I love it and thanks for let me find next we be on. Jason: [43:14] Thanks so much for being on. Scot & Guests: [43:16] Discontinuing with episode 100 listener preciation we are excited to welcome on to the show Ted for felski Ted is on Twitter as Ted, TD underscored gives gives and he's always one of the first people to start a conversation after we put a show out there so not only is he an avid listener but he's also very, timely on on his downloads mustn'ts, Ted lives in Austin Texas and is part of the e-commerce startup Community there he is the father of 3 boys and co-founder of simplytapp welcome to the show 10. Hey guys will thanks for having me I always enjoy your show so I'm glad to be here on your podcast as well. Jason: [43:58] We are thrilled to have you Ted Scott mentioned that you're currently the co-founder simply tap and we're going to get to that in just a minute, do you know when we have guests on the show we always like to get a little bit of the color about their career matriculation and how they got where they are so can you. Can you give us the Reader's Digest of a of how you got here. Scot & Guests: [44:20] Yeah definitely so my career kind of started. You're out of college with a degree in finance going straight into International Business Development for the World Trade Center so I did that for about a year-and-a-half and then found my way. Down to Texas on a Consulting gig which. Ultimately led me to my actual degree in finance over the boutique firm here in Austin Texas called Arthur Financial Services. Doing technology evaluation for the energy and oil and gas Industries. And so I always knew I wanted to start my own company and you know. God willing and gave me a opportunity when my co-founder of simplytapp move down here from Knoxville in about 6 years ago and so we. Yeah we kind of met. Online it away before tender was big or before meet up with big I just threw some some blogs and we hit it off and he had a great idea I had a great idea we mashed them together and started a company in off at once. Cool what would really appreciate you listening to the show when when did you hear about the show and when did when did we kind of pick you up as a listener. Well I've been I think I've listened to every episode for the last say. Maybe April 2016 so coming up on a year and a half or so and. [45:50] What I was looking for when I found your your show was some smart guys with some opinions around the. E-commerce and commerce space so when I found yours not only did I find it interesting but I also enjoyed listening to. Take the given take you both hat and so obviously you guys spend a lot of time covering the world of Amazon because it's such a big part of the current ecosystem right now. At least how it affects everyone both from an employment standpoint to an idea standpoint to it infrastructure standpoint and so. I thought that was something that I had necessarily heard the level of detail and so that's really gravitated me towards Georgia podcasting. You would come out with with good episodes one after another and so I can listen to them. At normal speed where is most of them they you know you stood him up a little bit you get to about 1.7 maybe 2 x. And you get some faster but I've set through a regular speed with you guys since the beginning so and then obviously I started following guys on Twitter. And your website reached out to try to. Find out as much about you guys as possible to make sure the stuff I'm hearing your podcast is legitimate and I think it is, devious plan is working with pulled you into the the evil web that we have one. [47:32] And it your your diction to. Starbucks though Jason is a little bit over-the-top I hear that mentioned every so often and I just wonder how much Starbucks this guy drink if he takes it with him on trips and mouth isn't it everywhere already sell. Jason: [47:46] Yeah it's it's a little bit of a problem I actually had a moment this morning I huge line at the Starbucks so I thought I'd be really Advanced user and do Mobile Pay to skip the line. So I do Mobile Pay and I'm sitting there waiting and I never comes and never comes and then I go to the phone and realize I sent the mobile pain to a different store. Scot & Guests: [48:05] Oh yeah I actually saw your Tweet there but they were nice enough I thought that was a real. Jason: [48:09] Oh my God they were rock stars they when they realize what I did they made my drink for me anyway didn't charge me in save my day. Scot & Guests: [48:17] Bullets I think the price they probably was in your show so they're like. India favorite guess that we've had on the show that that's kind of come to mine favorite guests. You know you guys have had so many good ones over the years while since I posted over the year and a half. Not really you know everyone seems to be pretty good and I'm not a big names guy so. I really don't remember anyone that jumps jumps out that's like why I'm glad you guys had that on there because I was to a couple of them and I always match him up so. So no sorry. Jason: [49:00] Know where they're all so good that you can't pick up it's like picking when your favorite. Scot & Guests: [49:04] It's a Neverfull a while honey I can pick that but I'm kidding. You know what one of the episodes I really enjoyed was when you guys decided to put a token name on the new checkout process or shopping experience from Amazon. Seems like every time that they come out with a new way to deliver a product or service. You know you guys come up with another acronym for it that is really hard to explain or or remember or say it but you guys use it as if it's a thing so. Jason: [49:36] #j Scot & Guests: [49:37] Appreciate that yes that's the one. Yeah... Was I think here in Texas I think of JJ Watt which is the football. Little bit bigger deal than Jay water itself or maybe someday lumpy you know he'll retire Hill go into the announcer booth and JWoww still be around. Jason: [50:00] I feel like it's always going to be safer to say to Jeff Bezos the Jay Watts not a big deal than it's ever going to be to say to JJ Watt that he's not a big deal. Scot & Guests: [50:08] Well you know I mean there for people who follow just Beason Amazon me he has been bulking up there has been a lot of memes lately with him you know looking like Arnold Schwarzenegger so I mean. Jason: [50:20] Know know know he looks totally fit but he still looks like maybe JJ's right arm. Scot & Guests: [50:24] Yeah fair enough fair enough so it's working obviously as you guys cover Amazon. An undercut of all the to do and how they affect the rest of the industry is obviously here in Austin Texas Whole Foods has been a staple of one of the corporation's at kind of the Hallmark for what it means to be Austin right it's this. Upstart started neon 25 30 years ago from hey I just want to produce and Supply Wholesome foods that are well. You can't find in general Grocers and so obviously with the news of them acquiring them I was really excited because my office is about a block-and-a-half from their headquarters and I go there quite frequently for lunch so I know the prices of everything another people. Know when the announcement was made that Amazon was essentially going to a choir Whole Foods. I walked in there and the place was some pins and needles but to be fair you know the day that the acquisition actually went through. And I'm sailing back I was expecting maybe a sign or you know everything to be saying free on it because it's. Our delivery for something you know I didn't see any of that but the people. We're in good spirits and so I thought that was at least initially a good sign. The communication between Amazon and Whole Foods is going to be. [51:58] Good enough or you know smooth enough to wear. What makes Whole Foods Whole Foods and experience hopefully won't get washed away by technology day one it's going to maybe gradually going to go in that direction so nice. Turn off people are scared at least here in Austin for the for that acquisition Bill actually go through. Jason: [52:24] No I think that is true and I only have to say. The day one experience was remarkable I think we've all been super impressed with how much they got done in terms of integration on that on you. That that first day of the. Under Amazon control this Monday. Scot & Guests: [52:44] I don't know what you guys experience but headquarters never moves you know they put a new payment systems they put in terminal they put in new ideas that app never works like, this'll last post ever touch so it's weird because it is headquarters it should be you know of a flagship you think they would get that one right, straight away but there was nothing integrated in nothing to headquarters was just nothing at all, so except for some commentary about why why the employees couldn't use Alexa for something so. Jason: [53:19] That's funny it that's a common thing so that the headquarters Store the store that's closest to the headquarters for almost all retailers like. Always has this unique character and like one of the things is it's almost always run by a totally cynical manager who's not impressed by anything right because. Can you think about it every vendor that ever called on Whole Foods has gone to that store and they explore that store and they probably like stopped and talked to the manager about how important they were to Whole Foods and all that sort of stuff. And you know of course all the Senior Management from the company shop there and all those things in like if you were going to be Star Struck by by the executives coming into your store. You wouldn't do very well in that that. Headquarter store so that the surviving manager there 10 tends to usually be a guy that walks to the beat of his own drummer. Scot & Guests: [54:12] Yeah I think that's definitely true you know I've met quite a few of their their Executives being so close and you calling on them from time to time whether it be something that I would working on that I want to show them we're just in general curiosity they, they've all been pretty open even though they do get solicited constantly but even pretty open I've been able to. Have some pretty good conversations and coffee and what not have lunch with them so I haven't in a while obviously they've had other things on their mind. But they've been really great Bunch for as large as I've become so I'm excited to see what happens to them not to make this an episode about. About Amazon and Whole Foods but. I think it's going to be exciting and I think there's going to be some Growing Pains But ultimately it's going to really Drive. The industry as a whole towards better things from a consumer perspective. Jason: [55:11] No I totally agree I do want to change topics to we mention you're the co-founder of Simply tap and tell us a little bit more about that. Scot & Guests: [55:21] Absolutely so simply tap is a cloud-based payments company the idea was born from. My desire to want to do something in a meaningful industry. I'm being in finance specifically in the energy world I thought it was just phenomenal how you can take this material and it just runs everything right and I still looking at the world around me I said you know what there's there's something very similar to, two oil and gas and that is currency that's a meal money basically its Financial systems and so. With a degree in finance I said well that's pretty perfect than I do about three years of research and finally went Doug came down. On to Austin he had been working on us a specific. Not to get too confident but a specific architecture software architecture for doing cryptographic based payments. And today that that system is the one we've created and it's used on over 500 million devices worldwide mainly Android it's called host card emulation or agency in so when we came together. I saw that and I said this is this is what you've made hear your idea here is in phenomenal so I you know put my business development had onto my marketing hat. You know we started the company and since then you know we've had a large Bank clients and small Bank clients around the world. [56:53] But ultimately you know over the last year we've said well there's a whole lot of Green Space here in the United States and so we are going to create a new. A new mobile payment in a new shopping experience called game g a n e and so that's really what we as a company have been working on this past year and so we're looking forward to to launching yet. Star over the next month or so and see where it goes. Know it's it's been fun ride we were venture-backed we have great gravy C's and fries and Ventures and Lightspeed Ventures and blue sky from Canada. It's been fun and it's exciting and I know Scott you have gone down this path in your previous life and honestly now with spiffy and you've been around the block. But it's this is my first time accepting someone else's money and then requiring to return that back to them. 100 fold if you will so it's something that I'm very. Thankful of had the chance to experience and grow team build a product in Market that Prada. It's all been is open very exciting and it's all been very kind of. Nice to do it here in a place like Austin or there so many resources to to learn and to grow and to kind of pull from. That's awesome congrats on the funding the we just had I don't know if you heard it or not but we had Shane from Zola on and I believe Lightspeed was an investor in those guys they're they're very active in the e-commerce space as I'm sure you know. [58:32] We were a core Payments Technology and and the patents we have around it RR. Are very very strong however has a small company it becomes. Delicate to put the least and how you how you handle yourself. So unlike many of the things a light speed run Commerce invests in which is more on on platforms that are to enable Commerce or speed up Commerce or grow Commerce from. Cat facilitating position this one was was more of a linchpin to make Mobile payment actually happen. I'm so it's a very technical technology that we use now Visa NASCAR DMX and everyone around the world leverages. But yeah Lightspeed is a is a wonderful Venture Capital firm how to see the not Basin Austin we are fortunate for them to seek us out at the time. That doesn't usually happen but we were in a space that they really liked I want individual there and. Notice women introduce themselves if we want to give you a bunch of money we said I don't know if we can trust you you know and the dance began you know over 6 months and then finally they convince us that they work or not, we're going to steal everything from us and you Story Goes On so. Jason: [1:00:09] That that's a great story and just just to make sure I have it right so simply tap. Which is almost a B2B play that would have license technology to other folks that would use it for for mobile cloud-based payments and then game which is Gano is a. Consumer-facing app that you guys have lunch that fits art of the echo system that leverages that technology do I do I have that right. Scot & Guests: [1:00:35] Yeah you got that right so it's it's Gane . But that's that's fine I mean you got softener so it's just me going to be listening as my own. Jason: [1:00:49] Now Jeff Bezos isn't going to find your app. Scot & Guests: [1:00:51] All good I don't need him find anything that you can worry. Jason: [1:00:55] And when you guys say host card emulation. I'm taking a wild guess but so you're using NFC chip in the Android to sort of spoof the NFC antenna that would be in a nfc-enabled piece of plastic is that. [1:01:12] Kind of true or no am I totally wrong. Scot & Guests: [1:01:15] Know your you're quite right with a couple technical differences so an NFC radio is simply just a radio it can it can pass just been any protocol NFC. Is a particular protocol that everyone leverages. Or I should say what people know as of NFC and so what we essentially do is we take that cryptographic element which is typically considered a secure element. And we host that in a remote server so at the time you want to make a payment what we've done is we've we've incremented the cryptographic element a number of times. And then sent those essentially loaded transactions ready to be used down to the device for storage, a time of payment over NFC or really any means we deliver that, that cryptographic element that send merged with the transaction itself so it can then be validated on the back and buy a large processor. Stop a process that would process that particular issued product so it works with just about any. Every it's a universal standard now. But yeah it's it's on Android devices it was on Windows devices and blackberry but obviously those aren't around anymore so it's now Android. Jason: [1:02:44] So one burning question so obviously the newer Apple devices have an NFC radio in them but likes. Heretofore they haven't opened up that radio 2. What are useful things we'd like to do it almost sounds like they're starting to an I thought I had read that they were going to start opening that up in some some Limited Format are you up to speed on that at all is there any any hope in the future of. I'm getting NFC functionality out of the the Apple. Scot & Guests: [1:03:13] Well I'd like to preface this common by no one knows what Apple do until Apple does it but we do know Apple quite well. And what I would I'd like to say is it was great to see them it help the entire ecosystem when they chose to adopt. NFC technology as for payment. There's great advantages to opening it up and leveraging a architecture that we've you know. What created the industry called height post-credit Malaysian it would offer all the things that you might like to do with that particular type of radio or frequency. Making the experience that you have with the device in the world around you much more interactive and much more powerful potentially now they have recently opened up what they would say the readability for their NFC chip. Which allows you to Simply hit a tag and RFID tag. And then if there's a URL based there it will then pull the oral up just like you were to go to a website or provide you with information. Based off the products so one of the examples of this is RFID lock tags on very expensive bottles of wine typically this is seen in China or areas where. You can simply refill a bottle with bad wine charge the good one prices and so what this. Opening up in the way of Apple allows them to do is now you can just a simply walk up to the the bottle of wine in the store. [1:04:52] Wherever they'll go is to stop hearing about a product and it will then either provide you information about that particular part. Or it can potentially allow your mobile device to download a coupon or a code. Or take you to a website where you can learn more about that particular product where it came from maybe it could be pulled directly into a health app where, hey if scans it says no this is no good for you because it has XYZ and we know you're allergic to XYZ so it's a great step forward. It's going to be used pacifically for marketing and it's not necessarily. Fully opening their NFC stack as as people in the industry. Cool all this fancy payments talk is over my head but, makes me ask how you feel about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency cuz I'm assume you have a lot of time thinking about that when we were giving to last session say. Bitcoin was all the rage on in Silicon Valley and you couldn't get through one meeting without them asking what your Bitcoin play. And I'd scratch my head and say look you know if the government doesn't take it as this is my general stance if the government doesn't take. You can't pay your taxes with it and the government can't regulate it then it will never exist here in the United States as a main form currency not to mention that. [1:06:22] There are very large incumbents like visa and MasterCard on the banking system as a whole that will not allow a cryptocurrency as a de-facto currency to exist because they already have the compute power they already have the infrastructure. So for Bitcoin as a currency to become mainstream and many of my friends with hate me for this because their Bitcoin. I'll put that way it just won't be supporting the ecosystem and the incumbents can simply squash it through regulation what screw do just. Bearing it throughout marketing dollars so. You have the currency know what chain is more interesting there's other Alternatives but you look at and you have to compare the Computing cost of walk chain with the existing cost of computing a cryptographic keys. It's kind of you know it's not Cheaper by any means the decentralized. Essential system is not cheaper here just spreading off the cost across the notes. And if those nodes one day decide that it's too expensive for them will guess what your your network of nodes gets you no crappier. Because now you're losing computer power so I know it's going to be a big fight it's better suited for countries with currencies that are have wild. Deflation or inflation. [1:07:53] So I won't most likely won't hear work here in the United States for ever until these except sit as their defacto. Jason: [1:08:02] It's interesting in general with wood agreed with you and share your skepticism but the one thing I didn't see coming that seems like it's helping to make it slightly more mainstream is ransomware. Scot & Guests: [1:08:13] Very fair very fair you know the problem is you can as an organ well I see the problem is and you're right ransomware offers this. This way but you know. Anna silly want to go and find and hold Bitcoin and no one does right so if it if it's not an everyday occurrence and the payment systems as they stand today no this very very well. If you can get someone to change their habits and Amazon in anyone else will notice to then you really have no chance write a one-off purchase from a retailer I'll let Kohl's. Even if they give you a deep discount and you never go back, you didn't win anything you just discounted your products and services and you're not you're not making any moment towards them adopting your brand or knowing your brand any better you just trick them or force them to. Of the economics of it to experience what you want to experience. It's going to be a long fight ransomware will always exist being in people with cryptocurrencies at hopefully. You know I obviously it's not a good use case come mainstream use case your fraud and theft and blackmail but it is a use case and you know it maybe if it keeps growing and. Everyone's like hell yeah I need to have a little jingle of Bitcoin in my pocket. Cuz I know I'm vulnerable and someone's going to hack me and all my pictures are going to be frozen or stolen or my business whatever. [1:09:49] That does a use case. Jason: [1:09:51] If you had some of the pictures on your phone that Scott has on his you'd want to carry a little bit coin. Scot & Guests: [1:09:56] I think it wouldn't I think you just leaving locked forever that what you couldn't get back to him because yeah. When one quick, final question you're at you're there and Austin. Quite a hotbed of metal e-commerce but but high-tech can, investing in things like that do you is there a kind of a community of e-commerce people do you get the shipping guys down there like shipstation you've got that coremetrics bazaarvoice, Bret Hart and his kind of crew or down there how does that work in and did you pick Austin or you just kind of ended up there. Well so I didn't pick Austin I was actually living in Chicago before I moved down to Austin and it was College buddy before you got married at 4 months I had some time so I took that Consulting gig here in Texas and I can live anywhere. So he was an awesome I said sure sounds like a good place. But as far as the I mean I'm here there's a ton of opportunity and it's a great great Community but as far as the Commerce Committee goes you know what. It's definitely here. Because the size of Austin is so much smaller more accessible than say so can Valley or New York. It's easy to get in touch with and have conversations with but I can't really say that there is a. [1:11:28] Yeah I don't go out and play poker with with five other you know individuals who are all in the payments or e-commerce space even though it's there's so much of it here it doesn't happen as much as you would think. I've often thought about starting a you know I'm morning Club of some form around e-commerce but what I found is. [1:11:52] There's there's anecdotal stuff that everyone runs into when you're selling things online when your building logistics for whatever product you're selling and everyone has a little bit of different take which is nice but the end of the day Commerce is Commerce, and you know the tools that emerge as as best. Best use case tools or advantageous tools they all seem to be in your hands all the same time. Time for whatever reason the sales guys are getting those tools you know how to the businesses. Have have a good Rolodex to call on in so you know I think that the individuals here in Austin are are quite. You're in tune with the heartbeat of e-commerce and since th
Varsha Thapa is a Nepalese model who paved her way to New York in 2011, after signing with the esteemed talent management agency of Wilhelmina Models. Varsha's clients’ list includes: Misonni, Bcbg, Max Azria, Prabal Gurung, Vivienne Westwood, Steve Madden, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Grazia, Vogue and many others. Besides Fashion, Varsha is also involved in Charity work and assistance. She is currently working with Children of Divya Netra Community School in Nepal to help rebuild their classroom which got destroyed during the earthquake in April 2015. She is so much more than a model. She is a beautiful soul who truly cares about making an impact on this planet. Hope you enjoy the episode. GO TO LIMITLESSGRIT.COM FOR SHOW NOTES Books recommended by Varsha 1. Fear By Osho 2. Intuition: Knowing beyond Logic by Osho 3. The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg 4. Blink by Malcolm Gladwell Movies/ Documentary recommended by Varsha 1. Planet Earth 2. Power of Intuition 3. The Secret
¿Qué les han parecido los invitados de Belleza Radio? Cada uno de nuestros programas ha sido pensado en dar un aporte a tu buena presencia física y profesional, así como consejos puntuales relacionadas con la imagen y el maquillaje. En esta ocasión hablamos de esos pequeños y catastróficos pecados de la imagen.Tuvimos a un invitado de lujo. Diseñador gráfico de primera carrera con una especialización en moda, amante del estilo fashionista, asesor de imagen, stylist y profesor; hablamos de Emmanuel Castillo, “el Rey del Style”.Descubrió el mundo de la imagen gracias al fashion styling en la televisión y las pasarelas. Ha tenido participaciones backstage para E! Entertament Tv; ha coordinado pasarelas para diseñadores nacionales como Malafacha, Alejandro Carlín o Gustavo Helguera, e internacionales con marcas como La Martina y BCBG.Asimismo ha colaborado en programas de televisión como Hechos siete y Sale el Sol como el Rey del Style; y ha escrito para publicaciones como el portal de Fernanda Familiar y Elle.mx.+info
OKAY THE BOYS ARE BACK EVERYONE ... well, just one. But he's the best. Actor, comedian, man of all things absolutely hilarrrrr, RYAN O'FLANAGAN is our special guest this week. Not only has he been on New Girl, Adam Devine's House Party, Comedy Central, Tosh.0, and American Dad, he graduated with Linds from Boston College in 20 fricken 10. WHA?! Basically, this episode is a force to be reckoned with. After graduating college, he packed up his stuff, drove cross country to L.A., and never looked back. Ever since, he's been rising and grinding to be the most original comedian. Ryan talks about everything that's happened in between over the years, including ... weird-ass gym encounters living with an 81 year old man from Craigslist dealing with the haters as a performer Linds and Ryan meeting in college what we wore back in the day AKA anything BCBG or platform sandals Ryan's hit tourist show on Funny Or Die called "Ryan Does" the game of dating apps our fave emojis including the mushroom one doing acid in the wilderness finding your voice over the years This ep is CRAY, RELAXED, + everything you need right now. Enjoy #almost30nation!
During this podcast, guests are interviewed about their experiences in both Beauty and Fashion. These experts and thought leaders offer the Beauty Fashion and War audience guidance, wisdom and a spiritual candor not typical. / / Guests are encouraged to be genuine and to have fun whilst sharing their stories of success and failures along their pathway to prosperity and success. / / This podcast is hosted by Cleo Caban, a decorated Counter Intelligence Combat Veteran, that served in both the Iraq and Afghanistan theaters of operation. Jacqueline DePaul's Bio: My name is Jacqueline DePaul, I have a Bachelor of Science in Physics and work as a consultant in the IT/Telecommunications Industry. At age 38 I began searching for a new creative outlet and on a whim decided to try fashion modeling. I played around with it for a few years using my business skills to negotiate volunteer modeling opportunities for both photo shoots and runway shows. At age 41 entered and won the 2011 Wilhelmina modeling agency 40+ national model search. Joining the beautiful girls on the Wilhelmina modeling board, I started “real” modeling, booked my first catalog job, and failed miserably. I decided to learn what real models actually do, hiring my photographer friend who modeled herself for 20 years, to teach me how to catalog model and how to model with my face. I continued to find other opportunities for myself, including shooting campaigns for Requisite Clothing, SUDZZfx, and Stiletto Clothing. I launched the Yellow Brick Runway blog and began organizing collaboration photo shoots with the goal of getting published in magazines. We created “The Anguished Bride” and “Celebrity Revitalization”. Both stories were successfully published. I’m not Madonna, so it was highly unlikely that H&M or BCBG would hire me for a their campaign, so I made my own. I also produced a vintage train station editorial inspired by my French grandmother. 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BHL: Fashion 411 -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Diona Vaughan, Courtney Stewart and Val Kahl discuss fashion for the week of September 5th, 2014. Val opens up with 'Le Chaud' featuring Best and worst moments of the VMA’s, what to wear and be prepared on all upcoming Fashion weeks, and Joan Rivers. Next up is this weeks 'OOTW - Outfit of the Week' featuring June Ambrose and Jay Manuel at NY Fashion Week. Next up is the "Beauty Beat" featuring Everyday Shea/Fair Trade Shea Butter/Passion Fruit. Next is 'Style Scoop' New technology at NYC Fashion Week with BCBG, Fashion meets Football, Fashion Week Chic: Instaglam Street style contest with Glamour Magazine, and Top Instagram Accounts to follow for Fashion week. Then they discuss this week's haute or haute mess featuring Rita Ora, Nicole Scherzinger, Jourdan Dunn, and KimYe. They wrap things up with a "Style Watch" featuring Bloggers at NYFW @STYLINGONABUDGET. [print_gllr id=6907]
Empowering Millennials to make their voices heard is the passion of 23 year-old Chelsea Krost, entrepreneur, radio and TV talk show host, writer, Executive Producer and certified health coach. Chelsea has appeared on Anderson with Anderson Cooper, Wendy Williams, The Today Show, The Tyra Banks Show, Bloomberg News, Good Day New York, and several other top media outlets. Chelsea is the millennial correspondent for Answers.com, Galtime.com and PattiKnows.com. In addition, Chelsea is a contributor with Cosmopolitan, Seventeen and Self Magazine. Chelsea is currently launching her first startup company Mpluse. Mpulse is an app created by Millennials for Millennials that revolutionizes the way an entire generation consumes news. Mpluse will break down headlines and social issues facing our generation in a way relatable to Millennials as well as provide resources and insight on how to be proactive. This will be accomplished via the Mpluse app with a website as a secondary platform. The Chelsea Krost Show made its television debut in March of 2013. The show provided a platform for today’s hot topics, trends and issues that affect Millennials. Studio City is currently shopping The Chelsea Krost Show for national syndication. The Chelsea Krost Show - radio show offers a compelling, informative and balanced view through a rotating panel of young adults, guest celebrities and experts: now on BlogTalkRadio For the past three years, Chelsea has served as the Millennial spokesperson for U by Kotex. In addition, Chelsea has been a brand ambassador/spokesperson for such notable and diverse brands as Intel, Resume Bear, Mastercard, BCBG, Popcap Games and Kyocera.
BHL: Fashion 411 - In this episode Black Hollywood Live host Erika Garcia-Rojas and Courtney Stewart discuss fashion for the week of November 22nd, 2013. Also joining the conversation is special guest Katia Nicole. Erika opens up with a Who/What/Where Black Friday Fashion finds: baublebar.com, shopbop.com, gap.com, singer22.com, justhers.com, Old Navy, BCBG, House of Harlow. Erika switches to talk about this weeks Style Scoop featuring Peggy Nolan - Offensive Oprah Dress, Lily Allen - Boutique and Line is over, New Bravo Show - Blood Sweat and Tears, MAC and Disney collab, and recent Jay Z statement about Barney's. Next they discuss this week's haute or haute mess featuring Leann Rhimes, Jennifer Lawrence, Rihanna, Elizabeth Banks, Julianne Moore, and June Ambrose. Next they interview Katia Nicole. They round things off with a social media roundup by discussing Gabrielle Union, Lenny Kravitz & Amy Adams, Michael B. Jordan & Lupita Nyongo, and Shabnam Molavi/Iranian photoshoot.
Which major eyewear company has a Chief Financial Officer with no credentials besides being a party magician? Which famous designer had their employees' checks bounce every Friday? Which celebrity stylist installed security cameras in the office, just to catch assistants talking shit about her?Our first episode about the Fashion Industry was a raging success - I simply HAD to give you more, dahlings! With casting help from DeuxMoi, Part 2 brings you horror stories from the offices of BCBG, Dolce Vita, Halston, Linda Farrow, Stone Cold Fox, Teen Vogue, and Zac Posen, plus some you'll have to figure out for yourself ;) Our anonymous contributors got shoes thrown at their head by Steve Madden (!!!), consulted for Sarah Jessica Parker, hung out with designers who are now convicted rapists, and did lots and lots of cocaine. They also experienced atrocious racism, sexism, fat-shaming, and money drama along the way.TALES OF TABOO MERCH NOW AVAILABLE AT ALIWEISSWORLD.COM/MERCH!Follow Ali on Instagram, Twitter, & TikTok @aliweissworld. Love letters, hate notes, and your own confessions to aliweissworld@gmail.com.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
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