Podcast appearances and mentions of courtney klein

Courtney Klein is the founder of birth order, an online marketplace for pregnancy and postpartum. Klein shares the inspiration behind her business and shows a passion to support those experiencing motherhood. Birth Order supports moms to be and those who have just entered motherhood. Courtney focuses on the importance of postpartum care, often over looked by the excitement of a new baby. Birth order is the perfect place to go if you are unsure how to support a mom to be, or care for yourself. This episode is packed with entrepreneurial spirit and passion from the dedicated business owner, Courtney Klein. Podcast hosts, and soon to be parents, Lucas and Marissa look forward to getting their care from Birth Order.Support the show

On this episode of DTC Pod, Courtney joins Blaine & Ramon to talk about leveraging a niche audience to find scale in apparel. They cover topics including finding your market, your first production run, starting limited but focused, seasonal vs. season-less products, subtleties of niche markets, bootstrapping & growth, affiliates & influencer channels, influencer management tools, tiktok strategy, and more.2:30More children are being born to women over 30 than ever before in American history. When women give birth later and stay in the workforce longer, they have more money to spend because their incomes are usually higher. Also they have different needs when you're having a baby in your 30s you're established and you're in the workforce. When you're younger and in your 20s, those are totally different needs. So as we started digging into it, I realized there was a real market opportunity to address what we now call millennials5:00And so, unlike a lot of companies that are seasonal, we really strive to be season-less. And so, we put out into the market like, okay, here are the four things we're going to get really good at selling these four things. And that's what we did for the first three years of the business was just get really good at selling pregnant people, those four things. And then from there we expanded the product line once we got good at selling those things.35:00And with Tik TOK, what we found is most of the people we work with on TikTok, they don't even ever mention us. They're just creating like 10 pieces of content a day. And they happen to be wearing like our nursing bra in all 10 of those pieces. And in every TikTok, someone will say, where'd you get that? But they know it's not like “hi, I'm here to tell you about Storq”. It's off the cuff. It's just in the background and someone is subtly seeing this bra over and over and over again. This episode is brought to you by OpenStore: Visit https://open.store to get a free, no-obligation offer for your e-commerce business from OpenStore in 24 hours. Have any questions about the show or topics you'd like us to explore further?Shoot us a DM; we'd love to hear from you. Want the weekly TL;DR of tips delivered to your mailbox?Check out our newsletter hereFollow us for content, clips, giveaways, & updates!DTCPod InstagramDTCPod TwitterDTCPod TikTokCourtney Klein - Founder & CEO of StorqRamon Berrios - CEO of Trend.ioBlaine Bolus - COO of OmniPanel

Why the pandemic is so hard and tips to help improve our mental health during this time with Dr. Courtney Klein PsyD, LCP from The Ardent Grove Foundation 

**This episode is brought to you by MuteSix, Daasity, and Rockerbox**   In the first half of this Feature, we have Courtney Klein and Grace Kapin, the co-founders of Storq, a brand that offers maternity essentials in easy-to-shop bundles that keep expecting mamas looking and feeling like themselves. Maternity can be an extraordinary time in a woman’s life. It is also one of the most challenging and complicated times of their lives, both mentally and physically. Clothing is one aspect of the maternity journey that can also affect a mother’s self-esteem and emotional well-being. How you look determines how you feel, which Storq aims to improve with their maternity clothing. In part 1, we discuss: What Storq is about; How they were inspired to create Storq; Why maternity clothes are important; How Storq comes with a huge responsibility; The evolution of Storq into postpartum; Why they chose to use real pregnant women as models; How they are more than an apparel company; and so much more. Join Ramon Vela, Courtney Klein, and Grace Kapin as they break down the inside story on The Story of a Brand. For more on Storq, visit: https://storq.com/ * OUR SHOW IS MADE POSSIBLE WITH THE SUPPORT OF MUTESIX. MuteSix is the leading agency in performance marketing. They have been in this space for nearly eight years, growing and scaling the world’s most recognizable e-commerce brands with breakthrough creative, targeted media buying, and data-driven results in every step of the funnel. They're currently offering listeners a FREE omnichannel marketing audit. Their team of auditors will perform a deep dive analysis into your current marketing efforts and identify which strategies might be budget wasters and which strategies will improve performance. The audit covers all digital marketing channels, including Facebook, Google, Email, Amazon, Snapchat, TikTok, Pinterest, Influencer, Programmatic, and Website CRO. For your free digital marketing consultation, visit: mutesix.com/storyofabrand * This specific episode is also brought to you by Daasity. Daasity provides a single view of your Sales and Marketing data to identify the channels, and products, that are performing the best -- so you can make better data-empowered decisions. In minutes, unify all of your sales and marketing data to understand better critical growth metrics like LTV, ROAS, and profit margin by product. Join 1,400 Shopify and Shopify Plus brands like Rothy’s, Who Gives A Crap, Kopari, and MVMT Watches, who are all growing faster with better insights. Get started today with over 130 pre-built Reports. Schedule a free call with an Ecommerce Strategist today. Visit Daasity.com/story * This specific episode is also brought to you by Rockerbox. We all know that The moment you go beyond advertising on Facebook and Google, things get messy. Rockerbox is here to solve this problem for you. As you start testing hard-to-track channels like Direct Mail, Linear TV, Podcasts, and OTT, Rockerbox is there to be your single source of marketing truth. Rockerbox works with leading DTC brands like Tula, Figs, and Tracksmith to help them centralize all of their online/offline marketing spend, de-duplicate conversions, and understand their TRUE CPA & ROAS. Book a strategy call with one of their attribution experts today, and just for my listeners, they’ll waive your onboarding fee (a $500 value). Visit https://www.rockerbox.com/storyofabrand

**This episode is brought to you by MuteSix, Daasity, and Rockerbox**   In the second half of this Feature, we sit back down with Courtney Klein and Grace Kapin discussing how Storq functions on a deeper level. Maternity and postpartum are difficult to go through, so customers shape Storq into what it is. From selecting fabrics to the choice of models, everything is catered to create an appealing atmosphere for pregnant women, making them comfortable and at home. In part 2 we discuss: Why they spend time perfecting their clothing; How maternity is not a seasonal experience; How their products try to become a permanent solution to problems; How they broke away from traditionally done apparel; How customer feedback helped them shape their brand; How clothes influence people’s feelings; and so much more. Join Ramon Vela, Courtney Klein, and Grace Kapin as they break down the inside story on The Story of a Brand. For more on Storq, visit: https://storq.com/ * OUR SHOW IS MADE POSSIBLE WITH THE SUPPORT OF MUTESIX. MuteSix is the leading agency in performance marketing. They have been in this space for nearly eight years, growing and scaling the world’s most recognizable e-commerce brands with breakthrough creative, targeted media buying, and data-driven results in every step of the funnel. They're currently offering listeners a FREE omnichannel marketing audit. Their team of auditors will perform a deep dive analysis into your current marketing efforts and identify which strategies might be budget wasters and which strategies will improve performance. The audit covers all digital marketing channels, including Facebook, Google, Email, Amazon, Snapchat, TikTok, Pinterest, Influencer, Programmatic, and Website CRO. For your free digital marketing consultation, visit: mutesix.com/storyofabrand * This specific episode is also brought to you by Daasity. Daasity provides a single view of your Sales and Marketing data to identify the channels, and products, that are performing the best -- so you can make better data-empowered decisions. In minutes, unify all of your sales and marketing data to understand better critical growth metrics like LTV, ROAS, and profit margin by product. Join 1,400 Shopify and Shopify Plus brands like Rothy’s, Who Gives A Crap, Kopari, and MVMT Watches, who are all growing faster with better insights. Get started today with over 130 pre-built Reports. Schedule a free call with an Ecommerce Strategist today. Visit Daasity.com/story * This specific episode is also brought to you by Rockerbox. We all know that The moment you go beyond advertising on Facebook and Google, things get messy. Rockerbox is here to solve this problem for you. As you start testing hard-to-track channels like Direct Mail, Linear TV, Podcasts, and OTT, Rockerbox is there to be your single source of marketing truth. Rockerbox works with leading DTC brands like Tula, Figs, and Tracksmith to help them centralize all of their online/offline marketing spend, de-duplicate conversions, and understand their TRUE CPA & ROAS. Book a strategy call with one of their attribution experts today, and just for my listeners, they’ll waive your onboarding fee (a $500 value). Visit https://www.rockerbox.com/storyofabrand

Throughout January, we’re wrapping up Season 1 of the Healing Ground Movement Podcast with a rewind back to some of our favorite episodes. This week’s focus is mental health. In this episode, you’ll hear from guests featured in Season 1, as they discuss mental health. Featured guests include: Dr. Courtney Klein, Dr. Pepe Santana, Dr. Marianela Medrano, Dr. Gillian Kaag and Bridgit Dengel Gaspard. If you like what you hear, and want to learn more, check out their full episodes!

This week's guests are Courtney Klein and Grace Kapin, Founder and Creative Director of STORQ.  In this episode... Courtney and Grace share their story of how STORQ got started and what it's been like growing a company while simultaneously growing their families at the same time (they both have 2 kiddos now!) We also have a really honest conversation around the mental game we as mamas might play with ourselves around purchasing new clothes during pregnancy and postpartum and how deeply personal that journey is for each woman. And finally, we talk about some of the awesome ways they're working to grow a thoughtful community, like their partnership with The Homeless Prenatal Program here in SF and in their monthly donations every month to organizations that work to directly support mothers, families and birth workers from underserved communities. Use promo code MOTHERHOODPROJECT for 15% off any order between 11/20/20 - 12/20/20 Links: Connect with STORQ @storq  www.storq.com Connect with Taylor @themotherhoodprojectpodcast and @taylorpangman Learn more about Taylor and her offerings at www.taylorpangman.com

This week, Dr. Carly is joined by Dr. Courtney Klein, a licensed clinical psychologist at The Catalyst Center and the Executive Director of the Ardent Grove Foundation. Dr. Klein previously joined us to discuss the unique mental health challenges of quarantine. As we begin shifting back into life outside of quarantine, Dr. Klein is back with helpful information on dealing with various emotional responses surrounding re-entry. From assessing your own comfort level, to acknowledging the choices of others, this episode covers the many aspects of managing, understanding and healing during times of uncertainty. As always, thank you for listening, watching, and subscribing!You can find Dr. Carly here:Healing Ground Chiropractic CareYou can find Dr. Courtney Klein here:Catalyst Center, LLC • Ardent Grove FoundationJOIN THE HEALING GROUND MOVEMENT:Like us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

This week, Dr. Carly is joined by Dr. Courtney Klein, a licensed clinical psychologist at The Catalyst Center and the Executive Director of The Ardent Grove Foundation. Dr. Klein has been providing therapy to individuals, couples and families for over a decade, as well as supervising students and managing clinical programs in the community. She focuses on teaching and helping people to resolve all forms of trauma in their lives. The two discuss the unique mental health challenges of quarantine, coping skills and developing new routines. Dr. Klein also addresses the top concerns parents may have during this uncertain time. Tune in to find out what you might expect now, and when everything returns to normal.You can find Dr. Carly here:Healing Ground Chiropractic CareYou can find Dr. Courtney Klein here:Catalyst Center, LLC • Ardent Grove FoundationSUBSCRIBE!!!YouTube - iTunes - Google Play - Spotify

This is a repost of Episode 16: Join Rae Perry, Courtney Klein, Rachel Baxter and me as we share highlights from the 2019 Deeper Learning Conference in San Diego. We discuss what deeper learning is, why it's important, and our key takeaways from this life-changing conference. Subscribe to me on iTunes so you know when my next episode is released and leave a review because your feedback counts! Podcast website: http://invitationstolearn.com/ Twitter: @MrsLanghorne Email: invitationstolearn@gmail.com Follow Rachel Baxter on Twitter @MrsBaxterMHS and visit her blog: https://pbljourney.school.blog/ Follow Courtney Klein on Twitter @MsKlein_ Follow the Deeper Learning Conference @DeeperLearning, #DeeperLearning, #DeeperLearningConference, #DeeperLearning2019 Visit the Deeper Learning website at http://www.deeper-learning.org/

Gina and Nedra interview their first guest: Dr. Courtney Klein. Courtney is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Associate at The Catalyst Center, Executive Director of the Ardent Grove Foundation, and serves as a member on the Board of Psychological Examiners, DORA Colorado.  She obtained her graduate degrees from the University of Denver's Graduate School of Professional Psychology Center and has worked at various roles treating and training on trauma in private practice, community mental health centers, and in crisis care in the hospital system. Check out more information on this week's blog post: https://metromidwifery.com/?p=2495

Join Rae Perry, Courtney Klein, Rachel Baxter and me as we share highlights from the 2019 Deeper Learning Conference in San Diego. We discuss what deeper learning is, why it's important, and our key takeaways from this life-changing conference. Subscribe to me on iTunes so you know when my next episode is released and leave a review because your feedback counts! Podcast website: http://invitationstolearn.com/ Twitter: @MrsLanghorne Email: invitationstolearn@gmail.com Follow Rachel Baxter on Twitter @MrsBaxterMHS and visit her blog: https://pbljourney.school.blog/ Follow Courtney Klein on Twitter @MsKlein_ Follow the Deeper Learning Conference @DeeperLearning, #DeeperLearning, #DeeperLearningConference, #DeeperLearning2019 Visit the Deeper Learning website at http://www.deeper-learning.org/

Pregnancy and becoming a mom is a beautiful time—but it’s not always easy when it comes to clothing and fashion. Many expectant mothers find themselves alienated to a sad rack at the back of stores, with no good options to express their style. How is Storq providing a solution here, and what trends in the market inspired it? How do the founders of Storq make sure they stay true to their core values and make a difference for women? On this episode, I’m joined by the co-founders of Storq, Courtney Klein and Grace Kapin who share the story of their brand.   3 Things We Learned From This Episode Changing trends and shifts in motherhood (02:44 - 03:13) The age of first time moms is increasing year after year, and there are more kids being born to mothers over 30. This is a market of women that are in the workplace and have more disposable income, but don’t always get the service and attention they deserve from the fashion world.     How the identity aspect plays into motherhood (09:19 - 10:02) A lot of women experience a loss of identity when they get pregnant and have children. The world expects them to be fulfilled by motherhood alone, and they can be made to feel like something’s wrong with them if they aren’t.   The Storq values and how they serve women (18:20 - 21:47) Pregnancy fashion isn’t always portrayed in a way that caters to comfort for women. This is what drove Courtney and Grace to build a brand that would become a solution-oriented resource for real women and mothers to get through their day without having to struggle with what to wear or feel invisible because of their clothing.   It’s so important for us to build a world that is conducive to mothers so that they can feel celebrated, understood, and valued. The result is a world of moms who can find fulfillment in different places, and happier moms mean happier children, which is great for all of us.   Guest Bio- After hearing countless complaints from friends and family about the lack of chic, simple maternity options on the market, Courtney Klein set out to create a one-stop online resource for chic and practical maternity essentials. As a former partner at design agency Hard Candy Shell, Courtney worked to build digital products for companies like Disney and eBay prior to launching Storq in January of 2014. Shortly after the launch, her pal Grace Kapin came on board as Creative Director. Having worked in fashion for nearly a decade, Grace immediately understood that pregnant women were overlooked by the fashion industry at large. A few months after diving into this project, Courtney learned she was pregnant with her first child. Four years in, the Storq team now includes three semi-productive, unpaid baby interns ranging in age from 8 months to nearly 4 years old and the company-wide napping policy is correspondingly permissive. Go to https://storq.com/ for more information.

Courtney Klein believes that entrepreneurs hold the solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. With this mission in mind, she founded Seed Spot, an incubator supporting diverse, impact-driven entrepreneurs. Since the launch of Seed Spot, Courtney's helped hundreds of social entrepreneurs start ventures. In today’s episode, she shares her personal startup story, which involves deeply understanding a problem, while trusting her intuition.

I interview Courtney Klein, a high school English teacher, on how and why she had her English 10 students podcast on themes in a novel they were studying. Subscribe to me on iTunes so you know when my next episode is released and leave a review so I can continue to grow! Podcast website: http://invitationstolearn.com/ Twitter: @MrsLanghorne Email: invitationstolearn@gmail.com You can follow Ms. Klein on Twitter @MsKlein_

Today's conversation is with Courtney Klein, co-founder and CEO of SEED SPOT.  This year, Arizona State University honored Courtney as the “Young Alumni of the Year” and Arizona Economic News named her “One of Arizona’s most Influential Millennials.” In 2015, the Phoenix Business Journal named Courtney as one of the “Top 10 Business People of the Year” and in 2013 as one of the “25 Most Dynamic Women in Business.” She has also been recognized by media outlets as one of the nation’s “Top 30 Civic Leaders Under the Age of 30,” one of Arizona’s “35 Entrepreneurs Under 35,” one of “20 Women to Change Arizona by 2020,” and one of “Arizona’s Most Intriguing Chief Executives.” In the podcast, Courtney shares her passion for people, entrepreneurship, mentoring, and dreaming.  Among other topics, she tells the story of how she discovered her passion, how she chose to cultivate relationships instead of going for the quick dollar, and how having a mentor and being a mentor to others has shaped her professionally and personally.  

Courtney Klein is Co-Founder and CEO of Seed Spot a startup incubator/accelerator focused on positive social change. Companies that apply to be in SeedSpot must focus on a product, service or technology that improves lives. She founded SeedSpot in Phoenix and is now expanding nationally to Washington DC and other major cities. Particularly interesting, is that Seed Spot doesn't allow sharking and doesn't take equity in any of the startups or ideas. Go to www.creativitycultivator.com for the show notes.

If we had to sum up Courtney Klein in a word, it would be "dreamer." From her early childhood dream of wanting to be Katie Couric, through the twists and turns that life has thrown her way, Courtney is on a mission to leave this world a little better than how she found it.  Courtney is the co-founder and CEO of SEED SPOT, a social impact incubator responsible for helping ignite the dreams of entrepreneurs who want to use business as a force for good. In this episode, Courtney shares many valuable lessons she's learned—lessons like it’s better to take the business card, not the credit card, and how you should never doubt yourself because there are plenty of people who will do that for you.  In this Courtney Klein podcast interview, we dive deep into the current state of our country’s educational system with a specific emphasis on how SEED SPOT is addressing the solution to give our high school graduates the real-life skills and knowledge necessary to make meaningful contributions to the world. We also explore why SEED SPOT chose to not take equity in the ventures they are supporting and how this controversial decision has served as a beacon for the organization. It's something that has landed SEED SPOT as one of the top 3 incubators on the planet. In addition to being the co-founder and CEO of SEED SPOT, Courtney is a new mom and an Ironman finisher. We’ll explore the impact both of these have had on her life. If Courtney represents the future of leadership, we'll be pretty satisfied with where the world is headed.  Listen to this podcast interview and more episodes from the Built On Purpose Podcast at http://yscouts.com/podcast.

COURTNEY Klein, is the CEO, entrepreneur and designer behind the new maternity label Storq, a brand built on the premise that your wardrobe shouldn’t suffer, or even change that much, once you get knocked up. Storq is a line of maternity basics that keep moms to be looking and feeling like themselves, only more comfortable. To learn more, visit www.storq.com/ Check the infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!