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In this episode of the SHE SHOOTS Podcast, we are thrilled to host Kristie Pike, the visionary founder behind Prois Hunting. As a trailblazer in the outdoor industry, Kristie has revolutionized the world of women's hunting gear by creating the most comprehensive and cutting-edge line available.Join us as Kristie shares her inspiring journey from passionate hunter to successful entrepreneur, and how she overcame the myriad challenges of designing gear that not only meets the rigorous demands of the wild but also complements the unique needs of female hunters.We'll delve into the intricacies of balancing functionality and style, the importance of empowering women in traditionally male-dominated spaces, and the innovative processes behind Prois Hunting's acclaimed products. Whether you're an avid huntress or simply intrigued by the intersection of fashion and function in outdoor apparel, this episode promises to offer valuable insights and celebrate the dynamic spirit of women conquering the wilderness.Tune in to discover Kristie's vision for the future of women's hunting gear and how she continues to lead the charge in transforming the outdoor industry for women everywhere.
Greg Belfrage talks to callers about the transportation department's campaign to bring more civility to air travel by dressing better. The Transportation Secretaty Sean Duffy said "dress up to go to the airport". This campaign is a response to the high level of unruly passengers lately. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, the hosts dive deep into the power of switching things up in sales, launching an experiment to see if donning sport coats can boost their sales close rates and shift team energy. They explore the psychological impact of changing routines, sharing personal stories about how even small adjustments—like wardrobe choices—can create momentum and break through stagnation.The heart of the discussion is a lively, in-depth ranking of five classic sales personality types: the Passion Guy, the Storyteller, the Analytical, the Closer, and the Relationship Builder. The hosts debate the pros and cons of each style, revealing how different approaches resonate with buyers and shape the sales experience. Along the way, they reflect on the importance of authenticity, adaptability, and human connection in both sales and leadership.Packed with practical insights, candid anecdotes, and plenty of humor, this episode offers a fresh perspective on what it takes to succeed in sales—and why sometimes, a simple change can make all the difference.
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In this episode, I am joined by Andrew Lester, ACMI and Leasing Manager for India, the Middle East, and Africa at Chapman Freeborn Airchartering. Together, we delve into the intricacies of ACMI (Aircraft Crew Maintenance and Insurance) leasing, comparing it to renting a tuxedo for event season, and discuss its strategic advantages for African airlines facing unique market challenges. The conversation covers the benefits, common misconceptions, and regulatory hurdles of ACMI leasing, while highlighting African success stories such as Lift and Uganda Airlines. Andrew emphasizes the importance of strategic planning and partnership to maximize profitability and meet seasonal demand, advocating for a broader acceptance and smarter implementation of ACMI as part of a fleet strategy in Africa. Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn Email Andrew: Find out more about Chapman Freeborn here ACMI Leasing & Aircraft Leasing Solutions Download the brochure: Chapman Freeborn ACMI Leasing Solutions by Chapman Freeborn
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First a blog, then a pod, then fashion world domination. This week, Alyssa sits down with Liv Perez, a fashion journalist, TODAY Show correspondent, and host of the Let's Get Dressed podcast, to discuss how she's building a one-woman fashion media empire for the next generation. Tune in to hear how Liv's time as a college student in New York during the earliest days of Instagram and digital media kicked off her career, including a stint at Teen Vogue; her time as one of the earliest Glossier shop girls; why she started her original recommendations blog, Friend of a Friend, and how she organically built an audience; why she pivoted to audio before the podcasting industry exploded; how she started creating content for brands and how she decides who to partner with; how to know when it's time for a rebrand; why having a very specific point of view is crucial in a crowded space like podcasting; whether everyone making things online needs to be on video; how being an early adopter has been a key to her success, and much more.Quick programming note: TNG is taking a brief summer hiatus — we'll be back with new episodes in August! This episode was recorded in the podcast studio at The SQ @ 205 Hudson. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewgarde.substack.com/subscribe
Continuing our three-part series celebrating Ocean Talks 2025 on 12 June, Caroline White sits down with Nicolas Rochat, CEO of Mover, the world's first one hundred per cent plastic free sportswear brand. The pair discuss the environmental problems caused by synthetic apparel, the company's high-tech approach to natural fabrics that is changing the game, plus a recent collaboration with Sail GP, as well as Mover's very own sailing collection. BOAT Pro: https://boatint.com/zg Subscribe: https://boatint.com/zh Contact us: podcast@boatinternationalmedia.com
I once had a meeting with a billionaire and I was surprised at how badly he dressed..sloppy clothes, food stains and crappy shoes. I walked in wearing an Italian suit and a Rolex on my wrist. It struck me as hilarious that I looked like the billionaire and he looked like the pauper. That said I will take my style over his every day. www.cocktailnation.net John Neal and His Orchestra-Blue Martini Jackie Gleason-Blue Velvet Chet Baker - Blue Thoughts Marty Paich Trio- Dusk Light Phineas_Newborn~Love And Marriage Dexter Gordon-Stairway To The Stars Helen Merrill-Soft As Spring Astrud Gilberto-The Shadow Of Your Smile Anne Phillips-A Stranger In Town jazz Vibes-Lionel's Blues Miles Davis-Blue In Green James Spencer-Here's That Rainy Day From Carnival In Flanders Henry Mancini- Blue Mantilla Julie London- I Got Lost In His Arms
One of the keys to being an effective soldier for Christ is being adequately prepared for the fight. A key part of that preparation is being dressed in the appropriate battle gear so that you can move onward without fear of vulnerability to a fatal wound. In this helpful message, Pastor Jeff Schreve provides a practical and important checklist of what to wear as part of the full armor of God.
One of the keys to being an effective soldier for Christ is being adequately prepared for the fight. A key part of that preparation is being dressed in the appropriate battle gear so that you can move onward without fear of vulnerability to a fatal wound. In this helpful message, Pastor Jeff Schreve provides a practical and important checklist of what to wear as part of the full armor of God.
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On this episode of the YFYI Podcast, I'm talking about dressing for success, your morning routine, and vampires. Looking the part doesn't start once you finish school it starts while you're in school. Look in the mirror before you head to work and ask yourself. What am I selling today? I'm also discussing things like staying away from the energy sucking vampires that can ruin your day , setting business goals, and having the most impactful morning possible. For more of what I've got going on check out: Books: https://www.thesalon1.net/books Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sonnyd1.0 Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/uBxCNV/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/sonnydee1_0 X: https://x.com/sonnydts?s=21 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sonnydts YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/sdee79 Our site: http://www.thesalon1.net Our store: https://www.thesalon1.net/pmtakehome
In this episode, we look at clothing and fashion in the Elizabethan era, and we examine the connection between clothing, custom and language. We also examine Shakespeare's plays about the lives of Julius Caesar and Henry V of England. Along … Continue reading →
The sign of a strong apparel brand isn't always about covering every billboard. It's about longevity, steady growth, and speaking the customer's language. And today's two guests certainly know how to do that. On this episode, we're sitting down with Kevin McLaughlin, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of J. McLaughlin, and Mary Ellen Coyne, the company's CEO. Kevin started J.McLaughlin in 1977 with his brother, Jay. They envisioned a timeless lifestyle brand with a legacy of style and a spirit of connection. And they did just that, opening their first shop on 74th Street and Third Avenue in Manhattan. It immediately became the post-brunch destination for the Ivy league, JG Mellon crowd. Kevin's taste and design-sense has guided the J.McLaughlin collection since the first store opened, and he prides himself on creating effortless and enduring styles with a modern twist. Each style is thoughtfully designed with impeccable craftsmanship, original colors and prints and innovative fabrics. Mary Ellen Coyne is the CEO of J. McLaughlin, and joined the brand in 2016. She oversees all aspects of strategy and operations, including merchandising, product development, marketing, retail expansion, and e-commerce. Under her leadership, the brand has launched new product verticals, including swim and footwear, enjoyed robust retail expansion, and recently launched a brand refresh. Prior to joining the company, Mary Ellen had two decades of leadership experience at Ralph Lauren, where she most recently served as the Chief Merchandising Officer of Polo Women and Children's Division. Her career kicked off in the Macy's Training Program, and from there, she sharpened her industry expertise with key merchandising roles at Ann Taylor, The Gap, and Victoria's Secret.J.McLaughlin now has over 170 beautiful stores on the most charming streets in America and true to the McLaughlin brothers' vision, each store is entirely unique.Highlights:Kevin tells how he and his brother Jay started the business in 1977, and who the core customer is (4:47)Mary Ellen talks about why she joined the company (7:30)The store locations, key markets and expansion strategy (9:08)The menswear category and as the early foundation of the brand, and how the company approaches their relationship with the customer (11:15)Kevin talks about the role that intuition plays in the company (15:53)J.McLaughlin's philanthropy and their "local and loyal" approach (17:58)Mary Ellen discusses the company's impressive financial performance (18:56)The company's marketing and the role that their catalogue plays in that mix (20:39)New categories for 2024 (23:05)Working with Trey Laird to update the company's branding and marketing (26:14)Kevin discusses the expansion and brand awareness he'd like to create (28:37)Who are J.McLaughlin's competitors? (30:37)Trends and retail projections for the coming season (31:46)Mary Ellen and Kevin's goals for the next 5 years (33:05)Links:Mary Ellen Coyne on LinkedInJ.McLaughlin on LinkedInJ.McLaughlin 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.
The sign of a strong apparel brand isn't always about covering every billboard. It's about longevity, steady growth, and speaking the customer's language. And today's two guests certainly know how to do that.On this episode, we're sitting down with Kevin McLaughlin, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of J.McLaughlin, and Mary Ellen Coyne, the company's CEO. Kevin started J.McLaughlin in 1977 with his brother, Jay. They envisioned a timeless lifestyle brand with a legacy of style and a spirit of connection. And they did just that, opening their first shop on 74th Street and Third Avenue in Manhattan. It immediately became the post-brunch destination for the Ivy league, JG Mellon crowd. Kevin's taste and design-sense has guided the J.McLaughlin collection since the first store opened, and he prides himself on creating effortless and enduring styles with a modern twist. Each style is thoughtfully designed with impeccable craftsmanship, original colors and prints and innovative fabrics. Mary Ellen Coyne is the CEO of J.McLaughlin, and joined the brand in 2016. She oversees all aspects of strategy and operations, including merchandising, product development, marketing, retail expansion, and e-commerce. Under her leadership, the brand has launched new product verticals, including swim and footwear, enjoyed robust retail expansion, and recently launched a brand refresh. Prior to joining the company, Mary Ellen had two decades of leadership experience at Ralph Lauren, where she most recently served as the Chief Merchandising Officer of Polo Women and Children's Division. Her career kicked off in the Macy's Training Program, and from there, she sharpened her industry expertise with key merchandising roles at Ann Taylor, The Gap, and Victoria's Secret.J.McLaughlin now has over 170 beautiful stores on the most charming streets in America and true to the McLaughlin brothers' vision, each store is entirely unique.Highlights: Kevin tells how he and his brother Jay started the business in 1977, and who the core customer is (3:48) Mary Ellen talks about why she joined the company (6:31) The store locations, key markets and expansion strategy (8:08) The menswear category as the early foundation of the brand, and how the company approaches their relationship with the customer (10:16) Kevin talks about the role that intuition plays in the company (14:53) J.McLaughlin's philanthropy and their "local and loyal" approach (16:58) Mary Ellen discusses the company's impressive financial performance (17:57) The company's marketing and the role that their catalogue plays in that mix (19:43) New categories and opportunities for 2024 (22:06) Working with Trey Laird to update the company's branding and marketing (25:16) Kevin discusses the expansion and brand awareness he'd like for the company (27:38) Competition, and the profile and shopping habits of J.McLaughlin's customers (29:39) Trends and retail projections for the coming season (30:47) Mary Ellen and Kevin's goals for the next 5 years (32:06) Links:Mary Ellen Coyne on LinkedInJ.McLaughlin on LinkedInJ.McLaughlin 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.
"Define yourself as one radically beloved by God. This is the true self. Every other identity is an illusion." -Brennan Manning (Colossians 3:5-17)
"If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old." - Peter F. Drucker. (Colossians 3:5-17)
November 5, 2023
Dressed for Success by Daryl Jones
In this episode, we sit down with world-famous fashion designer Rich Fresh. Rich shares his inspiring journey into the fashion industry, discussing what sparked his passion for design and how he taught himself the art of tailoring. Join us as we delve into Rich's unique approach to fashion and the intent behind his success. Get ready for an insightful conversation with one of the industry's most innovative and influential designers. Host IG:@itstanyatime Guest IG: @richfreshSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The United States Department of Defense spends a great deal of time and resources developing uniforms. The respective organizations in each branch of service take requirements from leadership and design functional clothing that meets environmental, operational, safety and visual performance factors. The uniforms need to fit all heights, weights, shapes, sizes and genders across the force, be manufactured economically via mass production practices, and by law utilize a U.S.-based textile industry that has shrunk over the last few decades. Amy Brayshaw has been a part of this developmental community for 20+ years, and she's in the studio to share her experiences with podcast editor Ron Granieri. Amy explains the difficulties associated with uniform development, including supply base issues, mass rollouts, color matching and durability, all while trying to meet the needs of the force and leadership's guidance.
The United States Department of Defense spends a great deal of time and resources developing uniforms. The respective organizations in each branch of service take requirements from leadership and design functional clothing that meets environmental, operational, safety and visual performance factors. The uniforms need to fit all heights, weights, shapes, sizes and genders across the force, be manufactured economically via mass production practices, and by law utilize a U.S.-based textile industry that has shrunk over the last few decades. Amy Brayshaw has been a part of this developmental community for 20+ years, and she's in the studio to share her experiences with podcast editor Ron Granieri. Amy explains the difficulties associated with uniform development, including supply base issues, mass rollouts, color matching and durability, all while trying to meet the needs of the force and leadership's guidance.
From virtual fashion shows in the metaverse to the emergence of GenArt and DAOs, we'll explore the latest trends and developments in this dynamic industry. Join us as we hear firsthand how digital designers are adapting to these challenges and what the future holds for the industry. Our guest Shayli Harrisson, a leader in the field, shares insights on how web3 fashion firms are helping to build this new digital space. Together we explore the border of what's possible, including: What role is AI playing in artistic creation? How big is the metaverse market today? How are brands using the metaverse today? Tune in for informative and thought-provoking discussions on the cutting edge of fashion in the digital world. This podcast is for anyone interested in metaverse technology, the intersection of fashion and technology, and the exciting possibilities that await in this burgeoning field. In this episode of Future Sight you will hear a discussion between- Kary Bheemaiah Kary is Capgemini Invent's Chief Technology and Innovation Officer. He helps to define the business and sectorial implications of emerging technologies that are of strategic importance to the Capgemini Group and its clients. Kary informs go-to-market implementation plans, aids in the creation of new client-specific solutions and services and contributes to thought leadership on innovative technologies. He further connects the world of emerging technology to all Capgemini Invent practices, clients, and sectors. Shayli Harrisson Founder of MUTANI Shayli Harrison is the founder of MUTANI: a digital fashion network connecting radical designers with digital developers to produce digital fashion assets for wear in games and virtual worlds. Characterized by her own radical aesthetic, her designs feature voluminous swathes of color and texture, creating vibrant fantasies that bridge avant-garde fashion and game environments. You can listen back to some our previous episodes of Future Sight episodes below:Sustainability in Automotive https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/all-roads-lead-to-sustainability/Sustainable IT https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/future-sight-it-takes-ctrl-the-sustainable-way/Future Sight podcast is brought to you by Capgemini Invent and lead by Afashan Sayyed.This episode was hosted by Liz Lugnier and produced by Thomas O'Mahony.You can find out more about them at https://www.capgemini.com/service/invent/ and follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/CapgeminiInvent.
Some say that "the clothes make the man," but in the World of Dreams we can weave a fabric of inspired imagery which reveals so much more than mere surface-level appearance can capture. https://www.mattaponte.com/ https://www.instagram.com/themattaponte/
Today Lakhi Singh shares how we might use TikTok to reward us with what we want, and how we went all in on a social media partnership. Lakhi is both a social media influencer and is known as The Property Fixer, don't miss hearing how the way in which you start in the morning may affect the rest of your life, and how important it is to dress to make the right impression. Click play now to hear what makes him laugh and his rendition of an Italian song. “Your life is actually based upon who are you are being first thing in the morning.” Lakhi Singh INSPIRING GLOBAL FILM GROUP If you want to share in some of the inspiration of our guests, we have a new Inspiring Global Film Facebook Group, where we meet to share the experience of the inspiring films recommended by the podcast guests – click on link below to join for free. https://m.facebook.com/groups/516917806754604/?ref=invite_via_link&invite_short_link_key=g%2F2nbMbFVph%2FaLLva7MT&_rdr SUPPORTERS CHANNEL If you love our content and want more, head over to the first link below and subscribe to our Patreon channel, where you can get closer to the action, with video versions of a number of our episodes, plus exclusive subscriber content in the form of the “Secrets To Success” bonus questions, provided by selected guests. https://www.patreon.com/FearlessInspiration Here at Fearless Inspiration we are on a mission to build a gigantic bank of inspiration, and events that dissolve barriers. I'd love to hear from you at inspiringteamhuman@gmail.com Show links Shawshank Redemption- Film https://youtu.be/6hB3S9bIaco Michael McIntyre - Comedian https://www.michaelmcintyre.co.uk/ Diljit Dosanjh, Do you Know - Song https://youtu.be/P-DhwN87JDY Non E Francesca, Lucio Battiste - Song https://youtu.be/pqAskYcH3EE Adam Stott https://www.adamstott.com/
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After two years of wearing our dress shirts with pajama bottoms, it's time to dress up for work again. Which for many of us, means the reappearance of the fashion crisis. Just exactly what does “business casual” really mean? And can I still wear my yoga pants to work?In this week's show, Chris De Santis and Mary Abbajay help listeners navigate the new rules of office dress-up. Hint: the days of mullet dressing are over…Dapper in Delaware wonders if he is just a bit too well dressed for the office. Should he tone it down a bit?Dis-Dressed in Silicon Valley hates the bro-culture hoodie look in Silicon Valley. Does dressing like a teenager equal “business casual?”Well Suited in Syracuse thinks his people are dressed too casually for the office. Is it time to institute a dress code?Show us your love! Please give us a review wherever you listen to your podcasts. We're here to help you succeed! Send us your workplace dilemmas or career questions. Email us: info@cubicleconfidential.com or tweet us: @cubicleconfide1. All names will be changed to protect the guilty and innocent...
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