Podcasts about dejoria

Alexis DeJoria NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) Funny Car Race Car Driver is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show. The discuss the incredible support she receives from family despite the dangerous nature of her career. Breaking down barriers in a male dominated sport Dejoria brings passion and a fighter's attitude to the track. She also shares lessons learned from her famous father, the co-founder of Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Spirits. 

Graham sits down in Austin, TX, with billionaire businessman and dedicated philanthropist, John Paul DeJoria. The co-founder of both Paul Mitchell hair products (John Paul Mitchell Systems) and The Patron Spirits Company, DeJoria opens up about his rise from homelessness to massive wealth. In this 2017 conversation, DeJoria also details his love of motorcycles, sponsorship of multiple sports teams, and a portfolio of charitable endeavors.

In today's episode, we dive deep into the legendary John Paul Dejoria, a name synonymous with entrepreneurial grit and philanthropic spirit. Dejoria is an American entrepreneur, self-made billionaire, and philanthropist best known as a co-founder of the Paul Mitchell line of hair products and The Patrón Spirits Company. Dejoria shares personal anecdotes of overcoming adversity, the impact of his Navy service on his leadership style, and the profound lessons learned from his mother about generosity and resilience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Paul DeJoria founder of Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Spirits is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show amfm. DeJoria is also founder of Patron Spirits and Rok Mobile in addition to participating in several humanitarian projects. He signed the Giving Pledge along with Bill Gates and Warren Buffet among other billionaires who have dedicated significant amounts in support of philanthropic efforts.

One of America's greatest entrepreneurs and rags to riches success stories, John Paul DeJoria is still going full tilt as he approaches his 80th birthday this spring. Known worldwide for launching Paul Mitchell hair products and The Patron Spirits Company, DeJoria and tech entrepreneur Gary Stephens have launched Vendidit, leveraging AI technology to eliminate retail waste, with applications in other industries.

In this episode, Jason Raznick sits down with the legendary entrepreneur, John Paul DeJoria. DeJoria shares his remarkable journey from starting with nothing to founding successful ventures such as John Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Tequila. The episode highlights key lessons on self-belief, the importance of persistence, and the qualities of scrappiness, resourcefulness, creativity, and kindness in entrepreneurship. DeJoria also discusses the growth of Patron Tequila, his passion for creating, and the significance of staying hydrated. The episode concludes with a book recommendation and insights on Benzinga's strategies.Takeaways:- Believe in yourself and offer a high-quality product.- Overcome rejection and persist in pursuing your goals.- Embrace scrappiness, resourcefulness, creativity, and kindness in entrepreneurship.- Focus on creating and making a difference.- Prioritize adequate water intake for better health.- Read 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie.Chapters:00:00 Starting from Nothing16:22 Overcoming Rejection and Persistence30:25 Being Scrappy, Resourceful, Creative, and Kind37:25 Building and Growing Patron Tequila41:13 Passion for Creating and Making a Difference42:13 The Importance of Drinking Water43:11 Book Recommendation: How to Win Friends and Influence People43:41 Jason's Inspirational Story44:39 Getting the Word Out for Benzinga45:03 Best Piece of AdviceRead the article herehttps://www.benzinga.com/general/entrepreneurship/24/02/36900593/patron-founder-john-[%E2%80%A6]oria-shares-advice-on-starting-a-business-embracing-rejectioSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-raz-report/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

John Paul DeJoria looks back on his first interactions with the hairdresser, Paul Mitchell, and how he convinced Mitchell to go into business together. DeJoria explains why their financial backer backed out of the company and the two men struggled to pay bills.

Michaeline DeJoria is the CEO of John Paul Mitchell Systems, the largest privately-owned hair company in the world. She became CEO in 2021 to run the globally respected brand started by her father, John Paul DeJoria, in 1980 with just $700 and three products.

Michaeline DeJoria is the CEO of Paul Mitchell (John Paul Mitchell systems) and in this episode she shares how she curated intentional, educational experiences in her life to work towards her dream job. We speak about running a beauty brand, what it takes to be a CEO and life lessons she's learned from her father, John Paul DeJoria. Follow Marianna on Instagram Keep up with Michaeline Dejoria This week's episode is sponsored by:   Vitamin A Swim: Use code MARIANNA at checkout for 20% off your first purchase Grove: go to grove.com/MARIANNA to get a free gift set worth up to $50 with your first order HUM Nutrition: code MARIANNA for 20% off your first order of $39+ at humnutrition.com   Produced by Dear Media

This week on the In Depth with Graham Bensinger podcast billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist John Paul DeJoria shares his incredible journey from being homeless to co-founding hair care manufacturer John Paul Mitchell Systems and the Patron spirits company. In this extended edition of our 2017 interview, we also hear from DeJoria's wife, Eloise, and drag-racing daughter, Alexis.

JPMS CEO Michaeline DeJoria and President Jason Yates join us for a deep conversation that digs into their unique and collaborative styles as leaders of one of the world's most iconic haircare brands. We discuss their career journeys, the importance of clear values, vision, life balance, and their shared passions for and commitment to the professional salon industry and hairdressers.

In our debut episode, the CEO of Paul Mitchell, Michaeline DeJoria, shares her insights from the helm of a company that looms large in the hair and beauty industry! We learn what Michaeline measures when evaluating the success of new products and initiatives, how she makes decisions that align with company values (and what those values are!) and how she steers her team toward long term thinking for maximum growth and bottom-line results.Instagram - The Millionaire Hairstylist - Cash Lawless - Jordan DrakeGuest Instagram - Michaeline DeJoria - Paul MitchellWebsite - The Millionaire HairstylistTimecodes:01:19 - Catching up with Michaeline01:41 - A day in the life of a CEO04:06 - How does Michaeline know what to measure?07:07 - How to measure aspects of your business for the long term10:20 - Stop planning for the short term!14:00 - How Michaeline learned the Paul Mitchell  business16:43 - Having NO EGO is a super power18:02 - How often does Michaeline say, "I don't know"?20:40 - How to create a culture of approachability23:46 - Why Michaeline finally decided to hire an assistant31:56 - How to make good business choices34:43 - How to make business decisions that align with your values37:50 - What the Paul Mitchell company values are50:15 - The magic of the "how we feel" measurement

Family businesses built from humble beginnings to billion-dollar brands, independent of outside capital, are the very fabric of the American dream. The vision of the founder is bigger than a personal financial windfall. It's about creating a business that reaches far beyond them, creating a legacy that continues the work in perpetuity. Leaders like this think big and they think beyond the bottom line to the impact the company makes to an industry, a community, and to the team that keeps the dream alive. Michaeline DeJoria joins Kelly Kovack to discuss her journey from the production plant floor to her new role as CEO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Paul DeJoria, Cofounder of John Paul Mitchell Systems & Patron and Michaeline DeJoria, CEO of John Paul Mitchell Systems, share their perspective on if entrepreneurs are born or made. Hosts Dylan Gambardella & Justin Lafazan, CoFounders & CEOs of Next Gen HQ, dive deeper to learn the similarities and differences in their leadership styles, including their aligned perspective on employee satisfaction. SUBSCRIBE TO MOMENTUM NEWSLETTER: ✨https://nextgenhq.com/getmomentum CONNECT WITH NEXT GEN HQ

It has been a while - from the NHRA Funny Car ranks, we are honored to have Alexis DeJoria join the In Wheel Time crew during the NHRA Spring Nationals. 2020 has been a very different year for Ms. DeJoria, and while the highs have been high, there have been some close calls.We also have Shawn Langdon, Top Fuel pilot, joins the crew. Not only do we get some insight into how the year is going, but Shawn let's in on his early days of getting started on the NHRA Top Fuel circuit.In our features, Konrad DeLong has the Car Clinic and we have the National Events Calendar.-----In Wheel Time is a live automotive talk show every Saturday from 9:30a - 12noon with video streaming on YouTube, Facebook, Periscope (twitter) and InWheelTime.comWant more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow us for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/YouTube: https://www.YouTube.com/InWheelTime

One thing about podcasts that I really love is that you get to ask people questions that in a social situation would maybe be a little too intense, whereas on a podcast they recognise that that's the intention. My guest today is Michaeline DeJoria, not only is Michaeline the daughter of John Paul DeJoria, the co-founder of John Paul Mitchell Systems but amongst other things, she is also Vice Chairman of the company. I loved having this opportunity to talk with Michaeline and to ask her questions about her life growing up with JP as your dad, the different roles she has had in the company, the values that the company is built on, the importance of the company culture, how she raises her 3 children, the impact of COVID on the business and the responsibilities that come with her position. We jumped all over the place and she is every bit as charming, and open and down to earth and intelligent as you might imagine her to be. In This Episode: [01:41] Welcome to the show, Michaeline! [02:37] Michaeline shares her background and her job with John Paul Mitchell Systems. [04:45] She talks about working in every aspect of the company, every department starting in the warehouse. [06:49] How has working in every aspect of the company affected where you are today? [08:22] Michaeline discusses having imposter syndrome because she was the boss's kid. [09:35] Listen as Michaeline shares why she works in the company's beauty division instead of one of the others. [11:40] Michaeline speaks about the story behind the iconic photo of her with her dad as a child. [14:27] Was there ever a moment as a child, you realized that your life was different than other kids? [18:06] Michaeline discusses how she keeps her kids grounded and confident in their abilities. [21:07] Why has JP never sold the company? [23:07] Michaeline shares the culture they cultivate in the company and how it is just part of the DNA. [25:22] Listen as Michaeline shares how the culture evolves over the years with the different generations. [27:57] "It's finding a way to have the current situation better amplify your principles."  [31:32] How are you adapting to working from home? [33:07] Michaeline discusses working with Millennials and GenZ versus working with the older generations. [36:59] Michaeline shares the company's approach for working through the pandemic. [39:56] Listen, as Michaeline discusses how JPMS handles the social unrest that is happening now. [41:18] She speaks about  Black Lives Matter and the opportunities to change some aspects, even though they have always been inclusive. [43:36] Why is it so important for JPMS to give back to so many organizations? [46:18] Michaeline shares a story about her dad, helping some strangers in a restaurant. [48:38] They discuss the movie Good Fortune, a movie about John Paul's life. [51:22] What are some leadership hurdles you have had to overcome? [53:04] What is the most important thing you have learned from your dad? [56:57] Michaeline talks about the trust that JP put his company in to protect his people. [58:08] Michaeline answers some rapid-fire questions from Antony. [1:01:09] Thank you so much for being on the show! Links and Resources Grow My Salon Business    Find JPMS John Paul Mitchell Systems   Find Michaeline Michaeline DeJoria   Watch the trailer to Good Fortune the inspiring life story of John Paul DeJoria below https://youtu.be/vRDmM2lCK1k 

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Host of FOX Business Network's The Claman Countdown, Liz Claman is joined by Patrón Spirits and John Paul Mitchell Systems co-founder, John Paul DeJoria. DeJoria brings listeners from his modest beginnings as a janitor and facing homelessness, to his incredible success building billion-dollar brands. DeJoria shares how hard work and perseverance have served him in his career and his commitment to giving those who have fallen on hard times “a hand up, not a hand out.” Follow Liz on Twitter: @LizClaman

It’s a story of the American dream that you maybe didn’t know. In this episode, I interview John Paul DeJoria, co-founder of John Paul Mitchell Systems Hair Care Products.  Literally from rags to riches, John Paul went from foster care as a child and a door-to-door salesman to one of the wealthiest men in America with one of the biggest hearts. You will hear first-hand John Paul’s dedication to giving back and making a difference and how he changed the hair-care industry. Not by making incredible products, although he did that and I know because I use them, but because he refused to do animal testing. Standing up to an industry that was bent on animal experimentation despite not being necessary, John Paul paved the way for what we have now: California, Nevada and Illinois have banned animal testing for cosmetics.  Please listen in and share this podcast. For anyone who may feel jaded that the world is intractable, you will want to hear this interview and be inspired that people still care, people still make a difference and, whether you have a gazillions dollars or not, you can, too.  Entrepreneurs be forewarned! John Paul drops a few bombs of powerful advice! For more information, visit http://ElysabethAlfano.com 

Actress, model and philanthropist Eloise DeJoria, who along with her husband, John Paul DeJoria, is making a difference in the world. This native Texan loves Texas style and discusses how stylish Texas women are...from coast to coast and beyond. Join Rob Giardinelli and Lance Avery Morgan, hosts of the Success With Style podcast series, as they sit down and get real with this dynamo. Listen now.

The legendary Sir Richard Branson was 16 when he launched his first business venture in 1967 - a magazine called Student. He followed this with a business selling records through the mail. Thus was born Virgin Records and ultimately a multitude of companies under the Virgin Brand.

Graham sits down in Austin, TX, with billionaire businessman and dedicated philanthropist, John Paul DeJoria. The co-founder of both Paul Mitchell hair products (John Paul Mitchell Systems) and The Patron Spirits Company, DeJoria opens up about his rise from homelessness to Hells Angels to massive wealth, complete with sponsorship of multiple sports teams and a portfolio of charitable endeavors. Watch all of Graham’s video interviews at YouTube.com/Grahambensinger. Follow Graham on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @GrahamBensinger. Find TV times for the weekly show at GrahamBensinger.com.

John Paul DeJoria is a billionaire businessman and philanthropist best known as a co-founder of the Paul Mitchell line of hair products and The Patrón Spirits Company. Over the years, he has founded and/or funded numerous for-profit and nonprofit entities. John Paul sat down with Lance to talk: politics, being homeless, the story of Patrón, philanthropic efforts and more.

Alexis DeJoria NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) Funny Car Race Car Driver is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show. The discuss the incredible support she receives from family despite the dangerous nature of her career. Breaking down barriers in a male dominated sport Dejoria brings passion and a fighter's attitude to the track. She also shares lessons learned from her famous father, the co-founder of Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Spirits. 

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John Paul DeJoria founder of Paul Mitchell Systems and Patron Spirits is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show amfm. DeJoria is also founder of Patron Spirits and Rok Mobile in addition to participating in several humanitarian projects. He signed the Giving Pledge along with Bill Gates and Warren Buffet among other billionaires who have dedicated significant amounts in support of philanthropic efforts.

Episode 257: Summary Success Unshared is Failure | John Paul DeJoria In this episode Joe Polish interviews John Paul DeJoria. John Paul grew up in poverty and spent time homeless with his young son before finding work as a janitor. Fast-forward and he’s on the Forbes 400 list with a net worth of over $3 billion. He’s a businessman and philanthropist who’s joined Warren Buffett and Bill Gates in the pledge to give away half his wealth to charity.

Learn 3 things John Paul DeJoria and other billionaires commonly do. Their habits, thought processes, attitudes. How they evaluate business opportunities.