Podcasts about entreprenette

On this episode of I Work in Fashion podcast, entrepreneur and business consultant Sarah Shaw joins me from the US to talk about starting a fashion business. Sarah built her brand Sarah Shaw Handbags from the ground up, before deciding to pass on everything she has learned, via her consulting firm Entreprenette. She shares with us her career, where she gets inspiration from, what she's learned along the way and so much more. If you're dreaming of creating your own fashion brand, this episode is for you!Take your career reflections further with the people and references mentioned in this episode:Sarah Shaw's consulting firm: Entreprenette Her podcast: Get A Street Smart MBA with Sarah ShawMarcus Lemonis' podcast: One Hundred Percent with Marcus LemonisMake sure you follow I Work in Fashion on Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming guests and episodes @iworkpodcastHope you enjoy ! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah Shaw, entrepreneur, designer and CEO of Entreprenette, aka Sarah Shaw Consulting. Having started her career in the movie industry, Sarah's launched 3 fashion and accessory companies, personally landed over 60 world famous celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie and Oprah. She now helps entrepreneurs, particularly entreprenettes, specialised in helping solve practical and pragmatic problems, and helping them to reach out to celebrities to get their products and services recognised... We discuss her approach, why and how female entrepreneurs can be different from their male counterparts. We look at some of her secret sauces and what it takes to work with influencers and celebrities.  If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.

As entrepreneurs, we all have ups and downs in our businesses. Sarah Shaw is an amazing example of how to look at the downs in your business, learn from them, and continue growing yourself as you move forward. Sarah is sharing her journey through starting many successful businesses, the life experience she gained from it, and how she now is able to help positively impact so many other women.   Sarah Shaw, the celebrity designer, and Entreprenette CEO is an experienced business owner who has created and nurtured many businesses. Sarah understands not only the complexity of a start-up but also the thrill of it. Translating ideas into action is Sarah’s strength, and she lends her wisdom willingly through her company Entreprenette, in which she coaches female entrepreneurs through the process of taking their fashion, home, lifestyle, or accessory product ideas from concept to reality. Find the full show notes at: https://douglasjfoley.com/hop-116leveraging-your-life-experience-to-propel-your-success

In this episode, hear from Sarah Shaw, a celebrity designer, CEO for Entreprenette (as a consultant for entrepreneurs) and is the host of the podcast, "Get a Street Smart MBA" about entrepreneurism. She’s an expert on successfully launching products through promotion to A-list celebrities in addition to traditional marketing and sales strategies. Her first business was creating thousands of costumes for blockbuster hits like Star Trek: First Contact, The Matrix, and Ocean’s 11, among others. In 1997, she launched Sarah Shaw Handbags, which became a 7-figure business, in part, because she figured out the secret to getting her handbags on the arms of more than 70 celebrities like Julia Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, and Courteney Cox, which lead to many appearances in magazines, on TV shows, and films. Her handbags were carried in more than 1,200 stores including Bergdorf Goodman, Barney’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Read more at: https://sarahshawconsulting.com/Visit the Entrepreneur Presenters for March 21st at their Websites:Bernard Law & Angie Tran are the inventors of Kind Laundry, the revolutionary eco-friendly laundry detergent sheet that is kind to you and the environment. An easier, greener, and more convenient way to do your laundry. No more plastic waste, no more spilling, no more harmful chemicals, at: https://www.kindlaundry.com/Sam Caucci returns to Passage to Profit with updates about 1Huddle. Sam is the founder and CEO of 1Huddle, a game platform for employee training, powering the people that power teams. 1Huddle is the fastest way to fire up your team, all your training in a game, on your phone, at: https://1huddle.co/Michele Joseph returns to Passage to Profit to discuss SGAP Leaders’ partnership with 1Huddle and more. Michele is the Founder and Executive Director of SGAP Leaders (Student Global Ambassador Program), a non-profit organization with a vision to cultivate the next generation of global leaders through programs for 7th – 12th grade students, focused on STEM, Sustainability and Social Justice, at: https://www.sgapleaders.org/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/​​​​​...​ for the latest updates and episodes.

In this episode, hear from Sarah Shaw, a celebrity designer, CEO for Entreprenette (as a consultant for entrepreneurs) and is the host of the podcast, "Get a Street Smart MBA" about entrepreneurism. She’s an expert on successfully launching products through promotion to A-list celebrities in addition to traditional marketing and sales strategies. Her first business was creating thousands of costumes for blockbuster hits like Star Trek: First Contact, The Matrix, and Ocean’s 11, among others. In 1997, she launched Sarah Shaw Handbags, which became a 7-figure business, in part, because she figured out the secret to getting her handbags on the arms of more than 70 celebrities like Julia Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, and Courteney Cox, which lead to many appearances in magazines, on TV shows, and films. Her handbags were carried in more than 1,200 stores including Bergdorf Goodman, Barney’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Read more at: https://sarahshawconsulting.com/Visit the Entrepreneur Presenters for March 21st at their Websites:Bernard Law & Angie Tran are the inventors of Kind Laundry, the revolutionary eco-friendly laundry detergent sheet that is kind to you and the environment. An easier, greener, and more convenient way to do your laundry. No more plastic waste, no more spilling, no more harmful chemicals, at: https://www.kindlaundry.com/Sam Caucci returns to Passage to Profit with updates about 1Huddle. Sam is the founder and CEO of 1Huddle, a game platform for employee training, powering the people that power teams. 1Huddle is the fastest way to fire up your team, all your training in a game, on your phone, at: https://1huddle.co/Michele Joseph returns to Passage to Profit to discuss SGAP Leaders’ partnership with 1Huddle and more. Michele is the Founder and Executive Director of SGAP Leaders (Student Global Ambassador Program), a non-profit organization with a vision to cultivate the next generation of global leaders through programs for 7th – 12th grade students, focused on STEM, Sustainability and Social Justice, at: https://www.sgapleaders.org/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/​​​​​...​ for the latest updates and episodes.

Sarah Shaw is an information “junkie” and the ultimate go-to girl for everything — from which stores are the best to approach first, to how to calculate your margins, to best manufacturer. Translating ideas into action is her strength, and she lends her wisdom willingly to those who have brilliant ideas and want to turn them into gold!

Sarah Shaw, Founder of Sarah Shaw Consulting and Entreprenette, speaks about her incredible journey of becoming a designer and the thrills of starting and owning a business. Find Sarah: https://sarahshawconsulting.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/entreprenette/ https://www.facebook.com/SarahShawConsulting https://www.instagram.com/sarahshawconsulting/ https://twitter.com/asksarahshaw https://www.pinterest.com/entreprenette/ Awesome Women Entrepreneurs:  https://awesomewomen.org/

Sarah Shaw is the CEO of Sarah Shaw Consulting. She started her career as a costume designer for Hollywood movies, went on to build several businesses and sold millions of dollars' worth of products including the Sarah Shaw Handbag which got a lot of press, TV and movie placements. The bag is sold in over 1,200 stores and over 70 of the world's most famous celebrities have worn or carried her products. Within a year Sarah Shaw Handbags could be found on the pages of InStyle, Oprah, People, Lucky and Marie Claire magazines.  Sarah provides private one-on-one coaching packages that give entrepreneurs the overall know-how to create and launch a product as well strategies she used to grow her own million-dollar company. One of her special areas of coaching is teaching clients how to get their products into the hands of celebrities and then leveraging their celebrity clientele for press and sales. He experience in production and entertainment has lent itself to unique approaches to packaging, marketing, distribution and public relations.  Sarah also founded Entreprenette, a company through which she coaches female entrepreneurs through the process of taking their fashion, home, lifestyle or accessory product ideas from concept to reality.  Period in full-time business  Sarah started her first company in 1994 but has been in full-time self-employment since 1998.  Core revenue streams  Sarah's current business is Sarah Shaw Consulting through which she works with entrepreneurs to help them launch their product-based companies. She works with them for 6+ months in building their businesses.  Starting the consulting business  Sarah started Sarah Shaw Consulting in 2009.  Starting out in business  After college, Sarah started working in the film business doing costumes for movies. She never thought of entrepreneurship back then. In 1994, she started a clothing company that made clothes for movies. She partnered with a fashion designer and manufacturer who produced the clothes for her.  Her second business was buying wardrobe trailers and renting them to the film business. She later got the idea for a handbag in 1997. She made the bags, sold them, and they took off very well in the market. The handbag was taken up by 20 to 30 stores, and in 1998 she got a big order from Anthropologie, which drove her to quit her job as a costume designer.  Role of a costume designer in Hollywood  Sarah says costumes are the visual aspect of a movie and are therefore very critical in developing a character in the audience's eye. She was a costume supervisor working under costume designers and some of her roles included managing the budgets and making sure all the costumes were on set when needed. She also performed a lot of other tasks and worked a minimum of 12 hours a day.  Take away from the costume supervisor job  The costume supervisor job enabled her to discover her tenacity and willingness to succeed. She learnt how to manage budgets, how not to take no for an answer, and how to put her vision to paper in the best way possible. All that helped her as she started her entrepreneurial journey.  Starting the handbag company and growing it  When she was first creating the handbags, she used to create rough designs and create samples. She consulted her former business partner in the previous clothing company she had, and he connected her to the people who eventually helped her get the first order from Anthropologie.  She had initially contracted a family that sewed the bags for her but she later started using a factory she knew to do the sewing in mass. At that point, she had a small office where she managed all the operations from. She eventually got orders from Nordstrom stores and other boutiques across the US.   Sarah did a lot of cold calling and sometimes mailed out her printed catalogue to get new buyers. Later on, she started sending out the handbag to celebrities. When the celebrities were photographed...

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What if your product was in the hands of a celebrity and magazines and blogs reported on this? Do you think that might help you gain a little more traction in the marketplace and create a buzz that would help you sell more and increase brand awareness? Of course it would. That's why I invited Sarah Shaw on today's episode to discuss her secrets to getting your products in the hands of celebrities and revealing how to leverage that for powerful publicity and exposure in the media. Sarah Shaw's products have been in over 1,200 stores and boutiques across the country, including Anthropologie, Nordstrom, Barney’s, Henri Bendel, Fred Segal, Neiman Marcus, Saks 5th Avenue and Bloomingdales. She’s also appeared in the pages of almost every major fashion and lifestyle magazine, including InStyle, People, US Weekly, Lucky, ELLE, WWD, Marie Claire and the O-List. She’s been on tv shows like Access Hollywood, Extra and the E! network. And she’s been interviewed for Entrepreneur.com, Forbes.com and American Express’ OPEN Forum. Sarah is the Founder & CEO of Entreprenette.com, where she teaches product designers and fashion entrepreneurs how to launch, market and sell their products. In her spare time, Sarah hangs out with her 7 ½ year-old identical twin girls… and hopes they’ll help come with up with her next great idea. You can learn more about Sarah and her company at www.entreprenette.com

Entrepreneur, Designer and CEO of Entreprenette Sarah Shaw is an experienced business owner who has created and nurtured many businesses. Sarah understands not only the complexity of a start-up, but also the thrill of it. Translating ideas into action is Sarah’s strength, and she lends her wisdom willingly through her company Entreprenette, in which she coaches female entrepreneurs through the process of taking their fashion, home, lifestyle or accessory product ideas from concept to reality.

Jen Sincero uses foul language and in-your-face candor to get the attention of potential consulting clients and the media.  A one-time, self-described 'big fat looser,' Jen turned her life around and is now traveling the world advising others how to do likewise. Her latest book, You Are A Badass, builds on her success with two previous books quasi-autobiographical books, "Don't Sleep with Your Drummer," and the bestselling, "The Straight Girl's Guide to Sleeping with Chicks."  Yes.  You read that correctly. (We asked Jen the business lessons contained in "The Straight Girls Guide" and she quipped without missing a beat: "That was a different kind of business.")  Jen is one part-comedian, one part success coach, and two parts Badass.  She is also Dean Rotbart and David Biondo's guest on this week's edition of Monday Morning Radio. [Jen's childhood friend, Sarah Shaw, aka 'Entreprenette' was the featured guest on Monday Morning Radio on March 25, 2013.  Missed Sarah's segment?  You can hear it here now.] Monday Morning Radio Run Time: 27 mins 33 secsPhoto: Jen Sincero 

Sarah Shaw knows glamour and she knows Hollywood, a powerful combination for entrepreneurs who aspire to see their fashions, cosmetics, jewelry and accessories worn by some of the Big Screen’s hottest actresses.  Shaw, a Los Angeles ex-pat, is a successful “entreprenette” – the moniker she adopted for herself and her consulting business – which focuses on helping women fashion designers and business owners bask in front of the klieg lights. Sarah, whose own purses have been worn on screen by Julia Roberts and Reese Witherspoon, can help you catapult your product from the kitchen prototype to the red carpet. Sarah shares some of her trade secrets for nabbing celebrity clients and high-impact press placements on this week’s Monday Morning Radio with Dean Rotbart. Rotbart, a veteran broadcast journalist and Wizard Academy faculty member, co-hosts the weekly Business Unconventional radio news magazine broadcast on 710 KNUS AM in Denver along with wealth management expert David Biondo. On May 2nd, Sarah will host a one-day training event that promises to help those who attend place their products in film and on television.  View details here. Be sure to follow B. Unconventional on Twitter: @BUnRadio and subscribe to Roy H. Williams's Monday Morning Memo.  The best things in life really are free! Monday Morning Radio - Run Time: 17 min 22 secPhoto: Entreprenette Sarah Shaw