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In Part Two of our Beauty Face-Off, we explore the wide-ranging arts of shimmer eyeshadow and the power of eyelash primers, sharing expert tips using both common and undiscovered brands. Alissa offers advice for those who are new to the world of makeup, while Kristi demonstrates techniques for brushing up around the eyebrows, the eyes, and the cheeks. She also tells of the time she became Marilyn Monroe.We also share excitement about the upcoming Scott Barnes Masterclass in Dallas, TX., and provide practical tips for blending and mixing products, ensuring you build a beauty routine that suits your lifestyle and budget.https://www.lissnkristi.comhttps://www.amazon.com/shop/schillehttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/scott-barnes-master-class-tickets-1036299829687STORIES:- 00:00 Start00:12 Shimmer, or glow, on the eye01:35 Eyelash Primer02:35 You want it to stay where you put it!04:10 The brush I'll never live without 05:06 Having a hard time with mascara05:20 The $500 eyelash curler06:29 A trick on Ebay07:20 Snatched and sculpted, work from out to in 07:50 The Scott Barnes Masterclass 08:06 Korean "porn star" Primer09:58 My whole new regimen of health care products10:55 I went to hairdressing school long enough to learn to do my own hair12:20 If I can't see it, I'm not worried about it 13:05 Kim Gatlin and Good Christian Bitches15:15 If you're new to makeup brands15:56 My skin has improved with these products16:30 Familiarity with clothing brands - are they late to the makeup game?18:34 Lashes: Heavier on the edge, because that's where you want the most drama19:10 Right above the waterline, I go in with a chocolate21:25 Scott's Masterclass - Downtown Dallas at 5 p.m. Nov. 9 202422:02 Q-tip - great invention23:10 Bronzers which are "buildable"24:45 I love listening to Jim Nance and Bailey Sarian 26:15 Everybody's moving to Texas28:50 Merle Norman "plaster for your face"30:05 Mary Kay has a story31:15 "Can you get that done in 3 hours?"32:32 How many bridesmaids were there? 33:18 Everyday staples for runaround makeup 35:00 Mascara and the brush 36:03 Using bronze everywhere37:22 70s and 80s looks in the future37:30 Looking for Marilyn Monroe, and finding Kristi       

V rozhovoru s Petrem Frischem, majitelem daňově poradenské společnosti Pro Factum Consulting s.r.o. a řečníkem na České investiční konferenci, se dozvíte, jak vám může daňový poradce pomoci ušetřit na daních prostřednictvím dodatečného daňového přiznání. Petr objasňuje, zda lze započítat zisky z opčních obchodů proti ztrátám z obchodování s akciemi a nabízí rady, jak do konce roku optimalizovat svou daňovou povinnost. Ve svých mastermindových skupinách vám pak objasní například možnosti, jak správně předat investiční portfolio dětem nebo jak jej vyčlenit a vložit do společnosti. Petr bude mít na České investiční konferenci dvě mastermindové skupiny:Daně a novinky aneb jak si daňově optimalizovat akciové portfolio a ušetřit až stovky tisíc na daních Jak si daňově optimalizovat akciové portfolio - Q&A Zúčastněte se České investiční konference, která proběhne 11. listopadu v Praze. Vstupenku koupíte na: https://www.ceskainvesticnikonference.cz/BIO: Petr Frisch se věnuje se komplexním daňovým řešením v oblasti strukturace, odměňování, plánování a optimalizace. Analyzuje daňové otázky v právním kontextu a řeší jejich dopad do různých daňových oblastí. Je trojnásobným vítězem soutěže Daňař roku v kategorii osobních daní a daně z příjmů fyzických osob. Zaměstnanecké benefity, opční plány a vše okolo zaměstnanců – to je jeho hlavní specializace. Byl daňovým Partnerem/Ředitelem ve společnostech Mazars, PwC a Ernst & Young. Vystudoval fakultu mezinárodních vztahů VŠE a právnickou fakultu UK v Praze. Nyní je majitelem nezávislé daňově poradenské společnosti Pro Factum Consulting s.r.o.V ROZHOVORU SE DOZVÍTE:Jak vypadá život daňového poradce (1:33)Jak vypadá jeho typický klient (2:36)Jak probíhá spolupráce s daňovým poradcem (4:39)Kolik v průměru ušetří klientům peněz (7:20)Jaké nejčastější problémy řeší se svými klienty (11:20)Na co (daně) by si lidé měli dát pozor (13:55)Co se dozvíte v jeho mastermindových skupinách (15:42)POSLECHNĚTE SI TAKÉ: Jaroslav Brychta: Mindset, který nepřináší výsledky aneb psychologie, která nepřináší výsledky Ján Hájek: Aktivní správa akciového portfolia a jak postupovat při akciové analýze Ján Hájek: Analýza Esteé Lauder a kosmetický průmysl 

Rozhovor s Jánem Hájkem, portfolio manažerem největšího českého akciového fondu Top Stocks přináší detailní pohled na aktuální situaci v kosmetickém průmyslu a podrobnou analýzu společnosti Estée Lauder. Honza se v rozhovoru věnuje klíčovým faktorům ovlivňujícím trh s kosmetikou, strategiím růstu společnosti Estée Lauder a tomu, jaké investiční příležitosti tato firma nabízí (a to, zda-li je teď vhodná doba k nákupu). Diskutuje také o výzvách, kterým čelí, a o tom, jaké kroky by mohla společnost podniknout, aby udržela svou pozici mezi lídry v oboru.BIO: Ján působí na akciovém trhu od roku 1994, původně jako akciový analytik, portfolio manažer a proprietary trader. Manažerem podílového fondu Top Stocks je od jeho založení v srpnu 2006, kdy nastoupil do společnosti Erste Asset Management ČR. Tento fond investuje do koncentrovaného portfolia tvořeného přibližně 25 společnostmi, které jsou obchodované na trzích v USA a Evropě a které jsou vybírány s ohledem na jejich dlouhodobý růstový potenciál.V PODCASTU SE DOZVÍTE:Analýza trhu s kosmetikou: Současné trendy a výzvy v kosmetickém průmyslu, včetně měnících se preferencí spotřebitelů a růstu online prodejeJak pandemie ovlivnila trh s kosmetikou a jak se Estée Lauder adaptovala na změny v chování spotřebitelůIdentifikace hlavních růstových příležitostí pro Estée LauderJak Estée Lauder čelí konkurenci od ostatních globálních hráčů v kosmetickém průmyslu a jaké strategie používá k udržení konkurenční výhodyZhodnocení Estée Lauder jako investiční příležitostiZPĚTNÁ VAZBA:Vaše zpětná vazba je pro mě důležitá. Máte-li k podcastu jakékoliv poznámky, zašlete mi je, prosím, na lenka@schanova.com. Děkuji. DALŠÍ ROZHOVORY:Ján Hájek: Insider trading a AlzheonDušan Šenkypl: Groupon, Pale Fire Capital, osobní portfolioJan Barta: Od začátku Covidu jsem 500 % v plusuPetr Frisch: Jak danit příjmy z akcií, dluhopisů, fondů a derivátů

The Cincinnati Bengals are getting new TVs in and around their stadium so they are selling their old TVs to the public. Gio thinks the Giants are sending messages to Daniel Jones through the TV show, Hard Knocks. A urologist calls in to talk about problems taxi drivers in NYC have with urinating during their shifts. C-Lo returns for an update but first Boomer was reading comments by Anthony Edwards saying he's the number one option on Team USA basketball. C-Lo starts with the Mets falling under .500 once again. Keith Hernandez does not like ‘LFGM' and called it ‘grotesque'. C-Lo has audio of a classic prank call to Steve Somers. Mike Francesa was not a fan of Joe Biden's performance at the presidential debate. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the golfing we did with Barstool's Fore Play golf. The video will be released tomorrow night. A caller said in Los Angeles, there's a fee on your restaurant bill for healthcare for your waiter. Boomer said he was a very bad waiter for a very short time when he was younger. Boomer also packed boxes for Este Lauder.

Hour 1 Gio's been listening to WFAN and some hosts and fans want Aaron Boone fired mid season. Boomer talked about the Mets winning 2, losing 3. Boomer is not blaming Carlos Mendoza for making a bad pitching change with Christian Scott. The Mets are not going to the playoffs, so they're protecting a young pitcher. They just don't have the bullpen for it. C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with the Mets bullpen once again blowing a game. The Mets ended the road trip 4-4. Keith Hernandez doesn't like ‘LFGM' and thinks the ‘F' is ‘grotesque'. Jazz Chisolm may be on the trading block for the Marlins. In the final segment of the hour, traffic reporter Karen Stewart checks in to give her top five worst roads in the area.  Hour 2 Jalen Brunson tweeted that Central Jersey is not a thing, even though he was born in Central Jersey, New Brunswick. We also talked about Brunson and his contract and potentially taking less money to stay with the Knicks. Boomer wonders why he should have to take less money. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the Mets bullpen losing another game for them. C-Lo plays ‘Guess that sound'. BT went off on the Yankees yesterday saying ‘absolutely everything' is wrong with the Yankees. Novak Djokavic was not happy with the disrespectful crowd at Wimbledon. In the final segment of the hour, Mayor Adams said we are going through a trash revolution in NYC. Elton John needed to use a restroom and when the sneaker store in France told him they didn't have a bathroom he went in the water bottle.  Hour 3 The Cincinnati Bengals are getting new TVs in and around their stadium so they are selling their old TVs to the public. Gio thinks the Giants are sending messages to Daniel Jones through the TV show, Hard Knocks. A urologist calls in to talk about problems taxi drivers in NYC have with urinating during their shifts. C-Lo returns for an update but first Boomer was reading comments by Anthony Edwards saying he's the number one option on Team USA basketball. C-Lo starts with the Mets falling under .500 once again. Keith Hernandez does not like ‘LFGM' and called it ‘grotesque'. C-Lo has audio of a classic prank call to Steve Somers. Mike Francesa was not a fan of Joe Biden's performance at the presidential debate. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the golfing we did with Barstool's Fore Play golf. The video will be released tomorrow night. A caller said in Los Angeles, there's a fee on your restaurant bill for healthcare for your waiter. Boomer said he was a very bad waiter for a very short time when he was younger. Boomer also packed boxes for Este Lauder.  Hour 4 Craig Carton is getting inducted into the NY State Broadcaster's Hall of Fame. A new photo of JJ Watt has emerged where he's completely jacked with muscles. Gio wonders if men also get botox. We got a lot of calls from guys who've had botox. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Mets bullpen losing another game. Brian Daboll talked about his own 40 time now that he's lost some weight. We wondered if Pat Boyle could beat Tiki Barber in the 40 yard dash. The Moment of The Day involves classic prank calls to Steve Somers. In the final segment of the show, Mitchel in Fort Lee called in because Gio was talking about him.

On this episode of Passport to Everywhere, Melissa is joined by her friend Aerin Lauder, who is also the granddaughter of Esteè Lauder and the founder and Creative Director of AERIN, a global luxury lifestyle brand. Melissa and Aerin discuss how Aerin's travels have inspired her brand, including special childhood trips with her grandmother. Aerin also shares stories and travel recommendations for destinations that have a special place in her heart – from London to Paris, Palm Beach and the Hamptons. Aerin's passion for travel has taken her all over the world, and those journeys have allowed her to incorporate the sights, sounds, and scents of the various destinations she has visited into the fashion, beauty, and home décor lines of AERIN. She also discusses how her grandmother's legacy has influenced her own approach to beauty, and some of her favorite travel beauty and style tips. And on this week's Indagare Insights, Melissa shares her own packing tips and how her travels have inspired and influenced her method.Learn more at AERIN's website: aerin.comFollow AERIN on Instagram: instagram.com/aerinFollow Indagare:Website: indagare.comInstagram: instagram.com/indagaretravelYoutube: youtube.com/indagaretravelFollow Melissa on Instagram: instagram.com/indagarefounder

ChatGPT Enterprise, la última innovación de OpenAI en modelos de lenguaje, ha revolucionado el mundo empresarial desde su lanzamiento en agosto de 2023. Este servicio empresarial se destaca por su análisis avanzado de datos, seguridad de nivel empresarial, capacidad para abordar preguntas complejas, personalización de funciones y acceso ilimitado a GPT-4. Empresas como Zapier y Esteé Lauder ya lo han adoptado con entusiasmo. ChatGPT Enterprise promete mejorar la eficiencia y la productividad en las organizaciones, llevando la inteligencia artificial al núcleo de las operaciones empresariales y marcando un hito en la forma en que se abordan los desafíos empresariales. TEKDI: Instituto de Marketing Digital de los Negocios Mejora los Resultados del Negocio con el Marketing Digital y la IA ► Dedicando solo 15 minutos al día con nuestra plataforma online con más de 125 cursos, másters y certificaciones con divertidas clases prácticas en video, acompañamiento de un tutor, mentorías en directo, retos reales en vivo y mucho más. ►►►https://tekdi.education/ Y no olvides suscribirte y valorar nuestro podcast ★★★★★

This week Melissa is joined by her friend Aerin Lauder, who is also the granddaughter of Esteè Lauder and the founder and Creative Director of AERIN, a global luxury lifestyle brand. In this episode, Melissa and Aerin discuss how Aerin's travels have inspired her brand, including special childhood trips with her grandmother. Aerin also shares stories and travel recommendations for destinations that have a special place in her heart – from London to Paris, Palm Beach and the Hamptons. Aerin's passion for travel has taken her all over the world, and those journeys have allowed her to incorporate  the sights, sounds, and scents of the various destinations she has visited her travels into the fashion, beauty, and home décor lines of AERIN.She also discusses how her grandmother's legacy has influenced her own approach to beauty, and some of her favorite travel beauty and style tips. And on this week's Travel Hacks, Melissa shares her own packing tips and how her travels have inspired and influenced her method.  Follow AERIN on InstagramLearn more at AERIN's websiteFollow Melissa on InstagramLearn more about Indagare Travel 

Er tiden noget, der bliver taget fra os eller noget, vi får givet? Det var et af de store spørgsmål, som den tidligere minister og EU-kommissær Ritt Bjerregaard og prisvindende forfatter Stine Pilgaard diskuterede, da de mødtes i under sidste års Heartland. I en kærlig og perspektiverende samtale diskuterede de det uundgåelige faktum – nemlig det at blive ældre. Ritt Bjerregaard var aktiv politiker for Socialdemokratiet i over 40 år. Hun har besiddet adskillige ministerposter gennem tiden og var desuden Danmarks første kvindelige EU-kommissær. Hertil var hun Københavns overborgmester i perioden 2006-2010. Siden hendes politiske karriere sluttede, har Ritt fungeret som forfatter, foredragsholder og politisk kommentator. Stine Pilgaard er uddannet i Dansk på København Universitet og dimitterede fra Forfatterskolen i 2010. Hun har skrevet romanerne ”Min mor siger”, ”Lejlighedssange” og ”Meter i sekundet”, som har vundet et utal af priser. Hendes romaner er særligt rost for deres originalitet, humor og raffinerede dialoger. Samtalen er modereret af debattør og chefrådgiver for Lederne, Karen Bro, og er præsenteret i samarbejde med Esteé Lauder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ayurveda's citadel of wisdom encountered the oblivion of western beauty, with Fable & Mane. From relics of yoga and galvanizing the conscious wellness with mind and body, Ayurveda has an underlying characteristic of achieving irrevocable balance in natural ways. Born from natural spread of plant based ingredients, instilling the salient power of hair care practice and an ode to storytime with hair massage, resides Fable and Mane, since 2020. Founder Akash Mehta, formerly at Dior and Esteé Lauder launched his eponymous brand alongside his sister Nikita Mehta, to transport the magic organic healing of ayurveda to the west and perhaps to break the myth behind the lustrous Asian hair.With Ashley, Akash reveals how he manifested the change, his vision for what is next in the branch of ayurvedic beauty and how to celebrate failure to curate success.This podcast is sponsored by Seabody, a Kerry-based tech-powered Beauty & Wellness brand. Listen to the episode to uncover a Seabody gift code. Tech Powered Luxury's social campaigns are powered by GladCloud, an AI-driven social marketing platform. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this week's True Fiction Project Podcast. I have the privilege of speaking with Keren Eldad, personal/business coach and TedTalk speaker. Keren starts the episode by telling us about her rocky transition from a “princess” life to military life. Next, she discusses what a coach is and how they differ from a therapist or teacher. She gives us some incredible insights into mindset shifts and how “hustle culture” is damaging to ourselves. Keren encourages taking control of our own lives and to push ourselves to discover our values and live to those values. At the end of the episode, we hear the short story titled Spec Ops for the Princess, written by Parker James.  IN THIS EPISODE: [2:30] Keren Eldad discusses her military experience.  [6:15] How did the early days shape who Keren is today? [7:20] How did Keren get into the coaching industry? [10:50] What is the difference between a coach, therapist, and teacher? [13:38] What are “princessy values,” and do they have a purpose? [16:24] Do big companies like Nike, Este Lauder, etc. need “saving?” [17:52] What is the superstar paradox?  [20:44] How does one stop him or herself from becoming an “overachiever?”  [23:02] What was it like being mentored by Olympia Dukakis? [27:23] Short story Spec Ops for the Princess by Parker James   KEY TAKEAWAYS: Superficial things will not build our character. Those things will not bring you any happiness. Focus on your values and live your life towards those values - that is what will fill your life with joy and happiness. Everybody could use clarity, ease, and tools to feel like they are in the driver's seat of their own life. This is what a coach helps you with. They uncover beliefs and where the views came from and help you choose a new set of beliefs to reach your goals. When you're in survival mode, you are in a completely different mode. You are twice as likely to be depressed or anxious the higher your income and achievement levels are. Your focus is on the things that don't bring you joy and experiences in your life.  Fiction Credits: Short story written and read by: Parker James BIO: Coach Keren Eldad (PCC) is a transformational coach, speaker/ TEDx speaker, and trainer who has coached professionals and entrepreneurs on business goal achievements as well as personal development goals such as self-awareness, self-acceptance, vulnerability, and empathy to overcome overwhelm, stress and their adverse effects in life and work. Live with Enthusiasm Facebook Coached with Coach Keren Podcast Kenen Eldad's Website Keren Eldad's Instagram Keren Eldad's TED Talk - You Don't Know What You Don't Know This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind: Try it today by going to https://www.magicmind.co/tfp and use my code "TFP20" for 20% off all orders or for a limited time 40% off a subscription.Our Sponsors:* Check out HelloFresh and use my code 50truefictionproject for a great deal: https://www.hellofresh.com/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hoje analisamos a Estée Lauder, uma das empresas consideradas um negócio excepcional para os analistas da Casa de Investimentos. Vamos fazê-lo com Pamela Macedo, analista sénior de investimentos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She began her career in the 1970s with Este Lauder, where she worked for many years in marketing and product development, before moving on to L'Oreal until establishing her own company, The Young Group. She has been in the world of sustainability, beauty and products, product development, and packaging. She just has a wealth of knowledge and experience to impart to the entire industry. On this episode, we'll talk about:Her journey of being in the beauty industry, like what first attracted her to the space and why she stayed for as long as she did?That emotional connection to a buying decision. Does she think that's one of the reasons why Indie beauty brands have had such a successful run over the last 5, or 10 years, whereas bigger brands may have had a harder time connecting with consumers?What kind of that emotional secret sauce to building a brand, being an indie beauty, and interacting with your consumers on a more personal level on social media? Can a big company acquire it and then scale a brand successfully?Her decision to create her own company, the Young group. What is the backstory and what does it do?What have been some of the biggest important lessons she has learned in her years of product development and marketing, or perhaps the importance of packaging and how it has played a role in all of the work that she has done?We see a lot of brand marketing to customers that are honest and transparent about what packaging is and what they should do with it at the end of life. Has she seen the big shift on the brand side from a marketing and communicating side?What advice does she give to students and young professionals that into the product development world?Karen Young has been a key player in the beauty industry for decades. She founded her global beauty marketing business, The Young Group, in 1999. Young is inspiring the next generation of beauty executives by teaching at SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology. Her passion for developing innovative products and effective marketing strategies continues.For more information and to explore other episodes, go to www.ppcpackaging.com/the-packaging-brothersFollow PPCPackaging on social media!  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pacific-packaging-components-inc-/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PPCPackaging/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ppcpackaging/?hl=en Website: http://www.ppcpackaging.com/Find out more about Karen on her website and connect with her on LinkedIn.Website: https://www.theyounggroupny.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-young-704738/The views and opinions expressed on the "Packaging Brothers" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Packaging Brothers, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2022.

In this long awaited episode, Chris discusses what it was like to be interviewed by The New York Times. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thingsyoudontseepodcast/support

Twenty percent of China's international trade flows through Shanghai, so when the port was hit by a lockdown at the start of April 2022, the repercussions quickly rippled across the globe. Companies such as Apple, Tesla, Adidas and Este Lauder all warned of disruption to their supply chains and the likelihood of higher costs for consumers. The enforced period of isolation has been a worrying time for Shanghai's 25 million residents. In this week's podcast, Frank Tsai - who's been confined to his apartment in Shanghai for many weeks - speaks to presenter Duncan Bartlett about his experiences and considers the economic implications of China's so-called “zero-Covid” approach. Frank Tsai is the founder of China Crossroads.   China In Context: Episode 65 Broadcast date: 17 May, 2022

- PROTAGONISTAS DEL FUTURO con José Kont Cientos de marcas decidieron salir del mercado de Rusia. Contexto: La guerra de Ucrania se está jugando en dos frentes: uno es el de los mísiles, las bombas, los aviones, los carros de combate, los soldados… Y el otro es el frente de la reputación. Las empresas que quieran seguir haciendo negocios en Rusia se arriesgan a una presión desconocida en todo el mundo. Apple, Coca Cola, McDonald’s, Este Lauder, Ikea, Adidas, Louis Vuiton, KPMG, Dior, Fendi, Givenchy… Todas han anunciado sus planes de abandonar el mercado ruso porque quedarse allí puede quemar su reputación en un día. - TENDENCIAS DEL MERCADO LABORAL con Julissa Sanchez - DESPACHO LEGAL con Ginny Castillo y Lui Fernando Aguilar LEY DE INSOLVENCIAS. Sabes que la ley de Insolvencias tiene por objeto ayudar a las personas o empresas, que no puedan cumplir con sus obligaciones financieras y corren el riesgo de perder sus empresas, ser embargadas o desalojadas de sus propiedades, para poder reorganizarla conservando sus actividades comerciales y crediticias. - EL LIBRO TENDENCIA The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness, de Morgan Housel, Introducción. The Greatest Show On Earth. Capítulo 1 No One´s Crazy y Capítulo 2 Luck & Risk.

It's the most wonderful time of the year — Ulta Beauty's 21 Days of Beauty is here! We're sharing the products we're most excited to shop, including a rundown of other brands you should be ready to Add to Cart. They're also talking about Esteé Lauder's now former senior executive John Demsey's strange social media behavior

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Hello and welcome to the DTC Podcast, I'm Eric Dyck. Today we're throwing down with Director of Ecommerce for Jones Road Beauty, Cody Plofker. https://jonesroadbeauty.com/ When makeup icon Bobbi Brown sold namesake cosmetic company to Este Lauder she quickly realized she didn't want to work for a billion dollar conglomerate. Soon after she started Jones Road Beauty with the idea that less is more, capitalizing on more naturalistic trends in beauty. She quickly brought on Cody, who happens to be her son, and he's helped drive incredible 8 figure growth in just over two years. This one is just filled with value…you'll hear: Cody's pivot from physical therapist to online marketer and what it's like to work for your celebrity mom Why people are STILL underestimating the TikTok organic opportunity and Exactly how Jones Road Beaty went Viral Attacking the trend of contouring How TikTok compares to Facebook Ads at massive scale, and what creatives work where How Cody structures is Facebook Ads campaigns for maximum simplicity How to make a killer quiz, and exactly what to do with that Zero party data after Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Advertise on DTC - https://dtcnews.link/advertise Work with Pilothouse - https://dtcnews.link/pilothouse Follow us on Instagram & Twitter - @dtcnewsletter Watch this interview on YouTube - https://dtcnews.link/video

In this episode, Chris discusses his creation of a meme that got a high powered corporate executive suspended without pay. (w/special guests Jon Livingston and Spooks McGhie.) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thingsyoudontseepodcast/support

Kamila Bajko ist nationale Leitung für Marketing und PR des Unternehmens LABORATOIRE NATIVE. Zu dem Unternehmen gehören vier Kosmetikmarken, die hauptsächlich in den Apotheken zu finden sind. Eine dieser Marken ist LIERAC, die sie als absolute Lovebrand sieht. Kamila ist mit  Apotheken  stark verbunden, denn sie war die meiste Zeit Ihres Berufslebens für Marken zuständig, die in der Apotheke stationiert sind. Während sie in den letzten Jahren als Sales-Managerin auch für große Konzerne wie LVMH und Esteé Lauder arbeitete, entschied sie sich nochmal Digital-und E-Commerce zu studieren und fing für LABORATOIRE NATIVE an in diesem Bereich zu arbeiten. Jetzt hat sie Anfang 2022 die komplette Leitung für Marketing und PR für alle 4 Marken LIERAC, PHYTO, ROGER&GALLET und JOWAE übernommen. In der heutigen Episode sprechen wir über:LIERAC, eine von Kamila's Lieblingsmarken im Unternehmen, für die sie vor vielen Jahren schon einmal gearbeitet hatdie Namensgebung der Marke, die von dem Mediziner Dr. Careil 1975 in Paris gegründet wurdewie alles anfing, nämlich ich mit der ästhetischen Cellulite-Behandlungüber die pflanzlichen Wirkstoffe, die LIERAC zu einer natürlichen Kosmetik mit fachärztlichem Wissen kombinierenüber die vielen Patente der Marke, die Wichtigkeit der Patente im französischen Markt, und eines der wichtigsten Patente in der Serie LIFT INTEGRAL, das die natürliche Ausschüttung von Kollagenen und Elastenen anregtKamila's persönliche Pflegeroutine, die sie jeden Abend zelebriert und ihr kleines Grimmik - den Rosenquarzrollerdie verschiedenen Pflegeserien von LIERAC, die nach Altersgruppen sortiert sindLIERAC's Marketingmix und ihre Herausforderungen auf dem Weg zur Lovebranddie Wichtigkeit des Netzwerkens, und Kamila's Ansatzdie Historie der Marke LIERAC, und das Missmanagement, das vor einigen Jahren dazu führte, dass die B2B Kunden nicht mehr perfekt betreut warendie positiven Entwicklungen seit der Übernahme durch LABORATOIRE NATIVEKamila's größte berufliche Herausforderung, sich vor ein paar Jahren für ein berufsbegleitendes Studium zu entscheidenund ihr größter Erfolg, ihre Rückkehr zu LIERAC und die Übernahmen der Leitung PR & Marketing für Laboratoire Native  DeutschlandTipp: es ist wichtig mit wem man arbeitet. Man kann sich das nicht immer aussuchen, aber wenn,  dann umgib Dich mit Menschen mit denen Du gerne zusammenarbeitest. Keine Energieräuber, auch wenn sie ein großes Fachwissen haben. Motivation, und Freude, und Anpacken sind viel mehr wertund vieles Spannende mehr.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel BrozatMein heutiger Supporter ist LIERAC, das freut mich sehr. Die richtige Creme zu finden kann für Frauen über 40 eine große Herausforderung sein. Denn sie muss zum Hauttyp passen, bezahlbar sein und bestenfalls Hautveränderungen korrigieren. Da bietet Lierac mit ihren Produkten richtig gute Lösungen. Besonders mit der remodellierenden Lifting Creme LIFT INTEGRAL - der glättenden, stärkenden und auffüllenden Gesichtscreme. Erhältlich in jeder gut sortierten Apotheke.

Silvia Tonui is a Marketing & Project Management consultant who started her career in 2009 at Elle Magazine, South Africa in Trade & Consumer Marketing, managing Marketing campaigns for clients like Esteè Lauder, Mr Price Young Designer Search, Clinique and many others. She moved back to Kenya in 2012 and worked as CEO of FAFA (Festival of African Fashion & Arts), responsible for creating a market for East African fashion designers both locally and internationally, providing fashion training for young designers through the FAFA Insight Project and planning Kenya's biggest fashion gala, FAFA. She is currently a Project Manager Consultant ,most recently for British Council's Creative DNA Project, responsible for planning and overseeing three major Fashion & Textile projects. She is a farmer in her free time and the founder of a Kenyan honey brand called Marigat Gold. She plays a major role in providing Agribusiness mentorship to Kenya's youth, having been part of Safaricom's Entrepreneurship Program, "BLAZE Be your own Boss" for 3 years. Her mentorship focus is on value addition, branding and market access. She has a degree in International Business Administration from The United States International University and an MSc in Project Management from The University of Salford, Manchester. She is a Mandela Washington Fellow and was listed in Business Daily's Top 40 under 40 Women in Kenya in 2018.

Cumplimos un año de podcast y estamos demasiado felices, así que creamos un capítulo recargado de información sobre el cuidado de la piel, las tendencias y nuestras recomendaciones, además de divagar en asuntos de "dueñas de casa" y en las series que hemos visto. Aclararemos las dudas sobre el uso de telas oscuras en climas cálidos y respondemos si dejan pasar los rayos UV, manchando nuestra piel además de explicar la causa y posibles soluciones de los poros dilatados. También comparamos en el Ring de productos el serum Advance Night Repair de Esteé Lauder y el Time Revolution de la marca coreana Missha, ¿cuál gana? aquí te contamos. En la sección "Breacking Soas" compartimos el dato glorioso de la tela impermeable para las ventanas que ayuda a los aires acondicionados portátiles poner el tubo que genera aire caliente, entre otras cosas. Pueden seguirnos en nuestro Instagram: @Revolucionskincares, @geekandchic y @dra.jocharlott, y apoyarnos en Patreon.com/revolucionskincare wiiii

If you've ever wondered how to quit your job, start your own business, manage the stress that comes along with life and all of the changes it brings, then this is the show for you. Personally, I quit my job with little to no plan. Quitting a job without another one solidly in place taught me a lot of lessons. Running a business as a solo entrepreneur has given me so much fulfillment in life, but also a lot more on my plate. Having the right tools, resources, and mental grit in order is a must. Our main topic of the day is Panic Attacks. We discuss our unique experiences as busy, working, creatives and how life can immediately shut you down if you do not give your body what it needs. We have to care for so many things each day. Remembering to care for our body and mind should be on the top of that list. In this episode, we go over our top tips on stress management and how we regulate our high-pressure lives. Listen to the interview with Dr. Marta Pazos, Ph.D. discussing what her experience was like having a panic attack first hand. She also chats about what's cooking up in her home kitchen regularly! Military explosives, beauty products, new potent THC tinctures...Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/3CuKeGwpqew---------------------------------Dr. Marta Pazos, Ph.D.A passionate advocate for sustainability with stints at Coca-Cola, Este Lauder, Procter & Gamble, and the United States Department of Defense, Marta holds a Ph.D. in Polymer Science. With her refreshing and unpretentious sense of style, Marta can explain even the most complex scientific subjects in an easy-to-understand, educational, yetfun, way. Connect with her on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/polymer-plastics-packaging-materials/---------------------------------------------------------------------Sign up to join our creative community!https://mailchi.mp/aftamusic/bx32vaw2vsFollow Us Here:https://www.aftamusic.com/https://www.facebook.com/AFTAMUSICCHI/https://www.instagram.com/a.f.t.a.music/Contact Us Directly:info@aftamusic.com // 708-613-7885-------------------------------------------------------------Gear I Use:Sony A7SIIIhttps://amzn.to/3c6GNcCSony Alpha a6300 Mirrorless Digital Camera Kithttps://amzn.to/3bHxXzkSigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Zoom Full Frame Sony E-Mount Lenshttps://amzn.to/3qDpoMGSigma 56mm for E-Mount (Sony)https://amzn.to/2WfNMYOSigma 30mm F1.4 Contemporary DC DN Lens for Sony Ehttps://amzn.to/39TAGEDSigma 16mm F/1.4https://amzn.to/2xGMITPAputure Light Storm COB 120dhttps://amzn.to/2U4wNG9Neewer 2-Pack 480 LED Video Light Lighting Kithttps://amzn.to/39FvXGc#panicattacks #meditation #yoganidra

As the beauty business shifts towards boutique brands and upstarts, traditional titans of the industry like L'Oreal and Esteé Lauder are struggling to maintain a foothold. At the center of this cultural shift are beauty influencers, who are reaching a new wave of savvy, socially conscious consumers. For more on how they’re reshaping the landscape, we speak with Arabelle Sicardi, an industry strategist and trend forecaster for over a decade and author of the upcoming book The House of Beauty. Sicardi lays out what’s driving the shift and how a historically white industry aims to adapt to a new generation of consumers hungry for diversity.Listen to new episodes 1 week early and to all episodes ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App https://wondery.app.link/businesswars.Support us by supporting our sponsors!Avalara - Learn more at Avalara.com/BW. Pitney Bowes - Go to pb.com/BW to access this special offer for a FREE 30-day trial PLUS a FREE 10-pound scale to get started.

I am delighted to welcome my next guest, Photographer, and Director Kurt Iswarienko. Kurt is an accomplished Portrait and Fashion photographer. His photographs have appeared in such publications as GQ, Interview, W, ESPN, Esquire, and Flaunt Magazine, to name a few. His portraits include the likes of; Jessica Lange, Oprah Winfrey, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Scott Eastwood, Susan Sarandon, Samuel L. Jackson, Harrison Ford, Charlize Theron, Drew Brees, and Leo Messi amongst many others.He has also directed many projects including work for; Netflix, Amazon, NatGeo, Uniqlo, NetJets, and Este Lauder. His documentaries include; BRAVO GIORGIO which honored Mr. Armani’s 40th anniversary dressing Hollywood’s leading men and most recently completed a project for Chanel & MoMA on Film preservation.Kurt and I will speak about his shooting “Far Away, so close". His process for shooting "virtually". We discuss his new film on Film Preservation, a must-see!We talk about taking the positive from 2020. Today we also converse about his beginnings, his many moves and his passion for Argentina, and how that city sparked his creativity. Did you know he is a Pilot? What do you think his nickname is for a Pentax 6 x7? Or what was it like working on the set of "Pirates of the Caribbean"? You will hear about his first assignment, most memorable photoshoot, how he got started, and why he values fashion stylists. Iswarienko has worn many hats, and you'll discover how it all led to where he is now.We speak about Kurt finding his "Director voice" so that he could "tell stories in motion".I don't want to give this episode away, take a listen to this honest and insightful conversation. Be inspired!Kurt's website:https://www.kurtiswarienko.com

Twitter: @twpwkPatreonIn this episode we discuss how John McAfee of antivirus software and fugitive fame was finally arrested for tax evasion, Tesla firing it's PR team after we recommended they do more PR, COVID-19 outbreaks at Amazon, and space exploration selling out. NewsJohn McAfee arrested for tax evasionElon fired his PR Team19k Amazon employees with covidAstronauts Prepare To Receive Cosmetics And A New ToiletRecommendationsWealthfrontJim Gaffigan: The Pale Tourist special on Amazon PrimeShameless PlugsFor coffee drinkers:Mike's coffee company: Bookcase CoffeeFor investors:Jeff's software: The Bubble BoardFor restaurant managers:Mike's startup: Dashy DashFollow UsTwitter: @twpwkYoutubeiTunesSpotifyStitcherGoogle PodcastsPocket CastsOvercast

Entrevistamos a la autora de un libro que recoge cómo históricamente hubo raíces anarquistas en Menorca de gran importancia. También hablamos de la jornada de los Premios Camus con momentos destacados del acto de la mañana (como cuando Luis García Montero desvela que el ganador es Edgar Morin y con la alcaldesa de Sant Lluís Carol Marqués. Macià Blàzquez nos habla del XVII Coloquio sobre el futuro del turismo que tendrá lugar en Lazareto en Maó. Antón Soler entrevista al empresario Pere Pons (de Esteé Lauder) sobre el posicionamiento empresarial frente a la emergencia climática. Marta Osuna nos avanza el detalle de las jornadas de Mindful de este viernes y sábado en Menorca. Y más.

The girls are talking digital this week with e-commerce expert Ingrid Milman Cordy. From Goldman Sachs to Esteè Lauder, Ingrid has developed digital platforms across industries. She's held positions high and low and has worked for agencies as well as individual brands. This #BossBabe has unparalleled knowledge of the digital world--pretty much every brand she touches turns to gold. Her impressive career is largely a result of her passion--yes, she admits her life priorities are work, work, and yoga. Tune in to listen to how she completely rebranded E.L.F. Cosmetics, how she balances a side hustle with a demanding career, and What The F*$%# brands should be doing to stay relevant and real on digital right now *cough TikTok.*

As a cinematographer, he’s traveled to a multitude of places from the extremes of the Himalayas to the war torn countries of Afghanistan, the West Bank and Palestine.While he has an impressive list of commercial clients like Esteé Lauder, Delta Airlines, Stella Artois, Dodge, Dior, Adidas, and Samsung to name a few… but his real passion is for the narrative pieces he works on that focus on social issues and political struggle worldwide, where he says his goal as a Director of Photography is to “create images that will affect the viewer on a subliminal level.”Please welcome, Cinematographer David McFarland!To view David's amazing work, please visit his website at: davidmcfarlanddp.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/moonbird)

Business is Boring is a weekly podcast series presented by The Spinoff in association with Callaghan Innovation. Host Simon Pound speaks with innovators and commentators focused on the future of New Zealand. This week he talks to the founders of new fashion website Ensemble.When Bauer Media announced the closure of its operations in the last lockdown, a lot of talented magazine and media people were put out of a job and into a state of uncertainty. While some Bauer titles have since been resurrected – and others may still be – the advertising market and the economics of running these magazines are unlikely to be the same as before. Bit with change comes the chance to have a look and see if old models still apply, and this week's guests found the standard approach to fashion media was way out of date. Zoe Walker Ahwa was editor-in-chief at Fashion Quarterly and Simply You, the top commercial and cultural institutions in local fashion media. It was the culmination of 15 years working in the sector, on titles like Viva, Next and right back in the beginning, Runway Reporter, an online-first media outlet about 15 years ahead of its time. When her titles were suddenly closed down, Zoe connected with Rebecca Wadey, who had been a writer and contributor to Metro magazine, as well as working on the commercial side of the industry for brands including Esteé Lauder, Bobbi Brown and Kate Sylvester. At first the pair considered relaunching one of the old established titles, but eventually decided that so much of what those titles represented was yesterday’s news. Instead, they’ve launched a new online-first, member-supported outlet called Ensemble, covering fashion, culture and life with a more diverse view and class-conscious cultural lens than traditional magazines might have allowed.To talk about how the idea came to fruition, the relevance of fashion and beauty today, the freedom of publishing online and the whole upside down world we now live in, Ensemble’s editor Zoe Walker Ahwa and publisher and partnerships director Rebecca Wadey joined Simon for a chat over Zoom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dermatology residents must be knowledgeable about dermatologic conditions presenting in patients of various ethnic backgrounds. Dr. Vincent DeLeo talks to Drs. Abigail Cline, Susan Taylor, and Amy McMichael about improving and expanding multiethnic training in dermatology residency. “Now that I’m in residency, it has become very clear how different presentations in skin of color can be, and I can really see the importance of proper training in a racially diverse population,” says Dr. Cline. They discuss ways to ensure that dermatology trainees get adequate exposure to conditions affecting ethnic skin and highlight the role of the Skin of Color Society in reducing racial disparities within the specialty. *  *  * This week in Dermatology News: 1. Topical PDE-4 inhibitor for psoriasis effective in phase 2b trial Original story: https://bit.ly/38YtdV3 2. Subcutaneous nemolizumab eases itching for atopic dermatitis Original story: https://bit.ly/3j3U3jp NEJM article: https://bit.ly/32icCdG 3. About 1/3 of older Americans receive shingles vaccine Original story: https://bit.ly/2Cyz9rY CDC report: https://bit.ly/2WmhOJK  *  *  * Key takeaways from this episode: There is a lack of minority representation in dermatology educational materials such as textbook photographs, which often are heavily skewed toward lighter skin types. Results from a recent survey revealed that dermatology residents in the Midwest and Northwest were not seeing a diverse patient population: “[Residents] in the Northeast, Southeast, and Southwest tended to see more diverse patients, and so they didn’t feel the need for continued lectures or skin of color clinics, but the respondents within the Midwest and the Northwest really wanted to see these patients and really wanted to see what these dermatoses look like in skin of color,” Dr. Cline explains.  To ensure dermatology trainees get adequate exposure to diverse populations, home programs can allow residents to travel and rotate to other programs where they can get firsthand experience diagnosing skin of color patients. The Skin of Color Society aims to reduce racial disparities in dermatology through a variety of programs, including its annual scientific symposium, mentorship program, and research grants. Skin of color centers throughout the United States allow dermatology residents to rotate through and work with large numbers of skin of color patients. “[They also provide] an opportunity for trainees to see patients who are very satisfied with race-concordant visits—that is, the patient and the provider are of the same racial group—so they can observe what goes into making that type of interaction very successful and rewarding for the patient,” says Dr. Taylor. Practicing dermatologists can make a positive impact by mentoring high school, college, or medical students who do not have social capital as well as contributing a gift to societies with mentorship programs that provide opportunities for residents. Dermatologists can create diversity within their own practices to improve patient access to care. “You can be great at what you do, you can be a fantastic dermatologist but still not be culturally competent, so looking at what that really means—how to understand populations that are different from you culturally, how to look at perhaps having individuals in your practice that can make those patients more comfortable . . . whether they may be your nurses or your intake people . . . just sort of looking around and seeing how you can diversify your own space so that when others come they feel like you know what you’re talking about, and I think that’s really the goal overall,” explains Dr. McMichael.    Hosts: Nick Andrews; Vincent A. DeLeo, MD (Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Guests: Abigail Cline, MD, PhD (New York Medical Center, New York, and Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina); Susan C. Taylor, MD (University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Philadelphia); Amy J. McMichael, MD (Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, North Carolina)  Disclosures: Dr. DeLeo is a consultant for Esteé Lauder. Drs. Cline, Taylor, and McMichael report no conflict of interest. Show notes by: Alicia Sonners, Melissa Sears *  *  * You can find more of our podcasts at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts      Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgeDerm

Nutrient deficiencies present clinically in the skin, hair, and nails. Dr. Vincent DeLeo talks to Dr. Bridget Shields about the dermatologist’s role in managing nutritional dermatoses in hospitalized patients. “As dermatologists, we’re trained to recognize subtle detail, and we may be the first or really the only physicians to pick up on the seemingly minor cutaneous manifestations of underlying nutritional disease,” Dr. Shields explains. She highlights key nutrient deficiencies and risk factors that dermatologists may routinely encounter. *  *  * This week in Dermatology News: Lifestyle changes may explain skin lesions in pandemic era patients Study highlights benefits of integrating dermatology into oncology centers Republican or Democrat, Americans vote for face masks *  *  * Key takeaways from this episode: Undernutrition in hospitalized patients is relatively common but often goes unrecognized because it may develop slowly over months to years. “Early identification and treatment of nutritional deficiencies can drastically improve patient morbidity and mortality and decrease systemwide health care costs,” Dr. Shields explains. It can be easier for dermatologists to diagnose and screen for nutrient deficiencies if they are able to identify at-risk patients. “Some really common medical conditions serve as risk factors that I think we routinely overlook as providers,” Dr. Shields notes. Dietary habits can predispose patients to nutrient deficiencies and therefore should be included as part of the patient’s history. The oral mucosa can provide important insight into a patient’s underlying metabolic and overall systemic health. Hospitalized patients often take in less calorically than they do at baseline. “I think working with a nutritionist can be really important to ensure a patient has appropriate macro- and micronutrient composition of any supplementation provided,” notes Dr. Shields. In most cases, treating the underlying nutrient deficiency will simultaneously treat the associated cutaneous manifestations. Skin-directed topical therapies can be useful in the right context but should not be used alone without the associated nutrient supplementation. More research is needed on how nutritional manipulation may impact the skin and serve as an adjunct to therapy with more traditional medication regimens.   Hosts: Nick Andrews; Vincent A. DeLeo, MD (Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Guest: Bridget E. Shields, MD (University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Philadelphia) Disclosures: Dr. DeLeo is a consultant for Esteé Lauder. Dr. Shields reports no conflict of interest. Show notes by: Alicia Sonners, Melissa Sears *  *  * You can find more of our podcasts at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts      Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgeDerm  

En esta ocasión platiqué con Amanda Puente, Sommelier de Cata y Especialista en Vino Griego. Se desempeña como Asesora, Consultora y Coach de Restaurantes, Bares, Comedores Ejecutivos, Hoteles Boutique, Embajadas, entre otros. Ha sido embajadora de diversas marcas de vino y puros , creadora de las experiencias sensoriales para marcas como Origins de Esteé Lauder y Schindler México, Lamosa-Perdura, Honda. Diseñadora de la colección privada de cócteles Le Heures de Parfum y L’Envol para la marca Cartier, llevando la alta perfumería a la mitología actual.

Welcome to the The Voice of Retail, I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada and this episode is brought to you by omNovos - Canada's Retail Customer Engagement Solutions Provider. Join me next week for an insightful interview with omNovos where we will discuss just how COVID-19 may have given retailers a bit of a gift. Turning contactless shopping into brand loyalty.  Learn more at  www.realcustomerengagement.comOn this episode recorded live from London England Nicola  Kilner CEO of Deciem -  the umbrella beauty company that houses a fleet of customer loved beauty brands and retail stores, more commonly known as the Toronto headquartered Abnormal Beauty Company.  We talk about how they maintain their pace of innovation, create wildly loyal brand advocates and how the resilience that is part of their brand is helping them through the COVID-19 crisis.Next the one and only Bryan Pearson, former CEO Loyalty One/Airmiles, is back, and back on the podcast to talk about loyalty trends pre-COVID-19 and the changing face of loyalty in the COVID-19 era and beyond, picking winners and losers, and his “jump-ball” moment on loyalty programs and customer behaviours and habits.But first, lets check in with Nicola from Deciem:******Thanks to Nicola and Bryan for being my guests, and thanks to omNovos for their support of this episode.   If you liked this podcast you can subscribe on Apple iTunes or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail 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 or of course on LinkedInUntil next time, have a safe week!

Full-body skin examinations (FBSEs) are routine in dermatology practice but can create anxiety for some patients. Dr. Vincent DeLeo talks to Dr. Atieh Jibbe about reducing patient anxiety caused by FBSEs based on results from a patient questionnaire. They discuss factors that may contribute to patient anxiety and common body areas that patients prefer to exclude from FBSEs. They also provide tips for residents in training. “If you walk a patient through the exam as you’re doing it, it makes them feel a little bit more in control of the situation rather than just unexpectedly revealing certain parts of their body,” Dr. Jibbe explains. *  *  * We also bring you the latest in dermatology news and research: Biologics may carry melanoma risk for patients with immune-mediated inflammatory disease Atopic dermatitis in adults, children linked to neuropsychiatric disorders Should healthcare workers wear masks at home? *  *  * Key takeaways from this episode: Patients may have differences in comfort level during FBSEs, based on factors such as religious practices, the sex of the clinician, or concerns about undressing and/or wearing a gown. It is important to recognize and discuss potential concerns with patients before starting the exam. “Oftentimes, I think the lack of acknowledgment of [a patient’s] anxiety or the lack of acknowledgment of the fact that we are doing a sensitive exam can make people feel more uncomfortable,” Dr. Jibbe explained. Results from a pre-encounter patient questionnaire indicated there was a female predominance in exclusion of certain body parts examined and preference for being asked what areas they wanted examined. “Also we found that more females [reported] a [positive] change in their anxiety level after the postexamination survey,” Dr. Jibbe noted. When asked which areas to exclude from FBSEs, the genitals were most commonly excluded among both men and women. Other areas included the buttocks, breast/chest, legs, feet, and abdomen. It is important for clinicians to identify themselves as soon as they walk into the examination room to reduce patient anxiety. “Patients are more apt to be more comfortable if they know who you are, your name, what your role is in the health care profession, and what you’re doing for them,” Dr. Jibbe advises. Begin the exam by asking the patient to point out the areas or lesions he/she is worried about: “That immediately gives you a segue to go start an exam, and I feel that a patient would be more comfortable if they’re indicating on their body what they want you to start looking at, and then you can transition to the full-body skin exam from there,” Dr. Jibbe says. *  *  * Hosts: Nick Andrews; Vincent A. DeLeo, MD (Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Guest: Atieh Jibbe, MD (University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City) Disclosures: Dr. DeLeo is a consultant for Esteé Lauder. Dr. Jibbe reports no conflict of interest. Show notes by: Alicia Sonners, Melissa Sears *  *  * You can find more of our podcasts at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts      Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgeDerm

In the news portion of episode 64, Nick Andrews welcome Dr. Amy Paller, MD, to discuss the different dermatologic manifestations of COVID-19 especially as it pertains to pediatric patients. *  *  * Grand Rounds are not only a teaching opportunity but also a vital patient care activity. Dr. Vincent DeLeo talks to Dr. William Huang about results of a study that surveyed how patients perceive clinical case-viewing sessions in dermatology. “I think we can easily lose track of [the patient’s experience] because it is something very routine for us as an activity that we have participated in as medical students, as residents, and as faculty, but for the invited patient this is something strange, like something they saw on a medical television drama,” Dr. Huang explains. They discuss how patients felt before vs after participating in Grand Rounds as well as patients’ suggestions for how to improve the process. *  *  * Things you will learn in this episode: The goal of Grand Rounds is to get clinical opinions from a number of different physicians at the same time to achieve better outcomes in patients with conditions that are difficult to diagnose or treat.  Patients were surveyed before and immediately after participating in clinical case-viewing sessions to assess their feelings and attitudes regarding this activity. “We could not find where this had been looked at before in our specialty,” Dr. Huang explains. Patients generally felt that participating in clinical case-viewing sessions met their expectations and was a beneficial experience. “They were also very likely to participate again, which demonstrates that they had a good experience overall,” Dr. Huang says. Anxiety went down after participating in Grand Rounds vs before, but patients’ feelings of being a science experience or guinea pig went up after the session was over. It is important to recognize that patients generally are not familiar with the process of Grand Rounds and may not know what to expect or how it benefits them. “Communicate to the patient before they are scheduled what the session will actually entail from start to finish to follow-up,” Dr. Huang recommends. *  *  * Hosts: Nick Andrews; Vincent A. DeLeo, MD (Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Guest: William W. Huang, MD, MPH (Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, N.C.) Disclosures: Dr. DeLeo is a consultant for Esteé Lauder. Dr. Huang reports no conflict of interest. Show notes by: Alicia Sonners, Melissa Sears *  *  * You can find more of our podcasts at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts      Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgeDerm

Transparency about industry-supported interactions among physicians was the goal of the online Open Payments database created by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Dr. Vincent DeLeo talks to Dr. Allen F. Shih about a retrospective review of how accurately dermatologists presenting at a major medical meeting disclosed industry conflicts of interest, compared with the OP database. They discuss possible reasons for data discrepancies and provide tips for dermatologists to ensure their COIs are disclosed appropriately. “I think it’s very important for dermatologists to continue to review industry-reported interactions listed on the online Open Payments database and to make sure it is as accurate as possible,” recommends Dr. Shih. *  *  *   We also bring you the latest in dermatology news and research: Private equity: Salvation or death sentence? Depending on whom you ask, the continuing growth of private equity purchases of dermatology practices is either a death sentence -- or salvation -- of the specialty. *  *  * Things you will learn in this episode: All U.S. companies that produce or purchase drugs or devices that are reimbursable by a government-run health care program are required by the Physician Payments Sunshine Act to announce all payments to physicians using the online OP database: “Once a year, the government gives the companies a particular time frame to establish these payments. ... and list the physician, the amount, and the type of payment that they are giving out,” Dr. Shih explains. Speakers at meetings of the American Academy of Dermatology must publicly disclose a full list of industry COIs in the meeting program, including the company name and type of interaction.  A comparison of industry interactions disclosed at the AAD 73rd Annual Meeting in March 2015 vs. the 2014 OP database showed a discrepancy between the two sets of data for about 30% of dermatologists.  The most commonly reported industry relationships among dermatologists were investigator, followed by consultant and advisory board member. “Specifically, among these three roles, the form of payments that dermatologists reported were, number one and number two, honoraria and grants and research funding,” Dr. Shih notes. Overall, 66% of interactions were accurately and fully disclosed by dermatologists when the AAD and OP data were compared. “It looks like [dermatologists] are in line with what other specialists are seeing from other specialties,” Dr. Shih said. Data discrepancies could be industry-reporting inaccuracies, which are not audited. “If you have a payment that you see, you can check it online to make sure it’s not something that was entered under your name erroneously, which has happened before,” Dr. Shih advised. Dermatologists speaking at meetings may fail to report industry payments they feel are outside the scope of their presentation topic. “For example, a dermatologist who goes to AAD to speak about psoriasis may not feel the need ... to disclose items that may be related to a laser,” Dr. Shih explained. Patients can search the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services website for a list of all interactions and type of payments received by any physician by calendar year. “One of the reasons that Congress decided to include Open Payments [in the Affordable Care Act] was to include the transparency and objectivity ... so that patients and providers and the general public alike would be able to find if there were particular biases that physicians were having based on financial interactions that were yet to be revealed,” Dr. Shih explained. Every year, CMS gives physicians a 45-day period to review reported industry interactions for the previous calendar year. For 2019, the review period started on April 1, 2020, and goes until May 15, 2020, during which time physicians can submit corrections to CMS if an error is noted.  *  *  * Hosts: Nick Andrews; Vincent A. DeLeo, MD (Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Guests: Allen F. Shih, MD, MBA (Boston University) Disclosures: Dr. DeLeo is a consultant for Esteé Lauder. Dr. Shih reports no conflict of interest. Show notes by: Alicia Sonners, Melissa Sears *  *  * You can find more of our podcasts at http://www.mdedge.com/podcasts      Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgeDerm

Ira Pastor, ideaXme life sciences ambassador, interviews Dr. Anjhula Mya Singh Bais, international refugee psychotherapist, super model, actor, social activist, and blogger. Ira Pastor Comments: According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the world is facing an unprecedented level of displacement, with 71+ million people forced from their homes. Of those, almost 26 million are refugees, and over half under the age of 18. Many refugees, especially children, have experienced trauma related to war or persecution that may affect their mental and physical health long after the events have occurred. These traumatic events may occur while the refugees are in their country of origin, during displacement from their country of origin, or in the resettlement process. The refugee mental health field has made major advances in recent decades, a major development being the formulation and testing of psychotherapy modalities for survivors of torture and other forms of trauma. Dr. Anjhula Bais: Today we have the honor of being joined by Dr. Anjhula Mya Singh Bais, international refugee psychotherapist, super model, actor, social activist, and blogger. Dr. Bais studied psychology and philosophy at Lady Shri Ram College in New Delhi, India. She completed her masters in Psychoanalysis from the University College London, and was admitted for a graduate degree in Psychology in Columbia University in New York, and later obtained her Doctorate in International Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Bais's Career As part of her requisite field work for The Chicago School, Dr. Bais worked with people in Sierra Leone who had experienced long-term war trauma to help them forgive those who wronged them and build their country's human capital through practical and leadership training in areas including trauma and education. Dr. Bais also worked for The Chicago School's Global HOPE (Healing Opportunities through Purposeful Engagement) Training Initiative, to counsel, encourage and do therapeutic play with young girls in Zambia who were living as prostitutes and had AIDS. Dr. Bais is currently the Founder of 4th Dimension Consultancy and International Psychology practice based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Dr. Bais was the youngest chair in the history of Amnesty International Malaysia, a member of the Young Global Leaders Class of 2019 by World Economic Forum, a Board Member at the Institute of Semitics at Princeton, and the Division 52 (International Psychology ) Chair of Languages, at the American Psychological Association. Dr. Bais is also an accomplished model and has modelled for Banana Republic, Vogue, Pepsi, Nivea, Bumble and Bumble, Esteé Lauder, and has strolled the runway for "fashion week" worldwide, including at events in New York, London, Hong Kong, and Singapore. On this episode we will hear from Dr. Bais: About her background; where she grew up, how she became involved in modelling, and how she developed an interest in psychology and psychotherapy. An overview of the field of International Psychology. About the unique issues surrounding refugee trauma. Other current focuses of her practice including psychological effects of climate change and COVID-19 dynamics. About her anti-corruption focus of her foundation in India; the Bais-Selvanathan Foundation. Credits: Ira Pastor interview video, text, and audio. Follow Ira Pastor on Twitter: @IraSamuelPastor If you liked this interview, be sure to check out our interview on the value of resilient connections during Coronavirus! Follow ideaXme on Twitter: @ideaxm On Instagram: @ideaxme Find ideaXme across the internet including on iTunes, SoundCloud, Radio Public, TuneIn Radio, I Heart Radio, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more. ideaXme is a global podcast, creator series and mentor programme. Our mission: Move the human story forward!™ ideaXme Ltd.

Marcelo Torres Llamas encabeza la empresa de inteligencia artificial IV-AI en América Latina, que brinda servicios a compañías como Netflix, Esteé Lauder y Sony. Nos visitó Radio Oviedo y platicamos sobre curiosidad, creatividad, valores y futuro profesional.

Today’s guest has been my personal astrologer for years. She is an amazing teacher and a brilliant light in this world. Please welcome, Rose Theodora! She is here to share insights into the energy of the new moon in Scorpio, dive deep into the final Mercury retrograde of this decade, and detail what’s to come in 2020. If you don’t already know, on Halloween we begin the last Mercury retrograde of 2019! It’s time to reconsider some of your thought patterns and belief systems about yourself. Rose shares the purpose of this retrograde, why she loves it, and how you can come out of it feeling empowered. We then move into discussing what we can look forward to and expect in 2020, along with the new eclipse cycle and the collective theme of the year. Venus and Mars will be going retrograde, so Rose illuminates key points to know so you’ll feel empowered. Get your notebooks out, because this is a good one! ***Our meditation begins at [26:30]! Rose Theodora is an internationally celebrated Astrologer, writer, and lifestyle curator. She has pioneered a modality of astrology–marrying aesthetics (i.e., color, sound, and taste as a healing modality) and astrology based on ancient alchemy. She had curated unique experiences and content for the Getty Museum, Cartier, Adidas, Esteé Lauder, Fender, and more.  Rose is intuitive and has an innate understanding of human psychology. She has a formal degree in neuroscience and art from UCLA and has practiced astrology for more than 20 years. She believes that each person has a unique path; astrology helps you to navigate. "Astrology for me is about choice and a path to change–it's a way to heal yourself, to move forward with confidence, dignity, and self-love." She currently writes The Den's weekly Moon reports and maintains a daily practice of kundalini yoga and meditation that she feels are the foundation for an integral practice. In addition to curating unique experiences, Rose has a private astrological counseling practice.  To read more, or to book a session with Rose, visit her website Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rosetheodora_astrology/?hl=en) .  She will be co-hosting a castle retreat in France on November 22–27 to celebrate the transition of Jupiter from Sagittarius into Capricorn. A few spaces left if you feel called to actively partake in the closing of one cycle in preparation for the New Year, to work directly with the planetary transits.  Resources: Learn more: rosetheodora.com (https://www.rosetheodora.com/) Follow Rose on Instagram: @rosetheodora_astrology (https://www.instagram.com/rosetheodora_astrology/?hl=en) Instagram: instagram.com/kelseyjpatel (http://instagram.com/kelseyjpatel) Magik Vibes Instagram: instagram.com/magikvibes (http://instagram.com/magikvibes) Facebook: facebook.com/kelseyjpatel (https://www.facebook.com/kelseyjpatel) Learn more about Kelsey at http://kelseyjpatel.com (http://kelseyjpatel.com)   Magik Vibes is a production of (http://crate.media)

About This Episode:In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. In this episode, David helps you to create that brand!   Find out more about David at: https://www.risingabovethenoise.com/ See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/554 Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  Command Your Brand Media: Looking to grow your brand as a guest on top rated podcasts? Visit www.commandyourbrand.media

About This Episode:In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. In this episode, David helps you to create that brand!   Find out more about David at: https://www.risingabovethenoise.com/ See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/554 Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  Command Your Brand Media: Looking to grow your brand as a guest on top rated podcasts? Visit www.commandyourbrand.media

This week we're chatting with our podfam! Carlene and Jill from one of our favourite podcasts, Breaking Beauty, dropped by the pod to tell us all about their beauty stories, their top products and drop some sweet Canadian knowledge on their favourite homegrown brands. We've been trying out all the latest on launches from Hourglass, Fenty, Glossier and more plus there's our highlights of the week. Not to mention several Queer Eye impressions... Breaking Beauty https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/breaking-beauty-podcast/id1214452771?mt=2 The Beholdr https://thebeholdr.com/ New News Glossier Lash Slick https://www.glossier.com/products/lash-slick Milk Make Up Kush Mascara https://www.milkmakeup.com/kush-mascara Charlotte Tilbury Legendary Lashes Mascara http://www.charlottetilbury.com/us/new-legendary-lashes-mascara Hourglass Veil Translucent Setting Powder and Retouching Fluid https://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ Pat McGrath Lip Gloss https://www.patmcgrath.com/collections/gloss Fenty Beauty Beach Please https://www.fentybeauty.com/ The Ouai Sun of a Beach Ombre Spray https://theouai.com/products/sun-of-a-beach-ombre-spray Highlights of the Week Hourglass Veil Translucent Setting Powder https://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ KKW x Argenis Crème Color Sticks https://kkwbeauty.com/collections/kkw-x-argenis-color-creme-sticks Laura Lee Los Angeles Nudie Patootie Palette https://www.lauraleelosangeles.com/ Esteé Lauder x Violette Fr Poppy Sauvage Paint-On Liquid Lip https://www.esteelauder.com/ —————————————————————————– Full Coverage is a podcast for beauty addicts, by beauty addicts. Join professional makeup artist, Harriet Hadfield and unprofessional beauty junkie, Lindsey Kelk as they discuss everything happening in the world of makeup, skincare, haircare and beyond. Harriet Hadfield is a professional make-up artist and can be found on her blog and YouTube channel, HarryMakesItUp.com. http://www.instagram.com/harrymakesitup/ Lindsey Kelk is an internationally bestselling author, lipstick lover and pro-wrestling obsessive who can be found all over social media @lindseykelk and at lindseykelk.com/ http://www.instagram.com/lindseykelk/ —————————————————————————– Join the Full Coverage conversation! Full Coverage Beauty Banter Facebook Group – http://www.facebook.com/groups/140899483207977/ http://www.facebook.com/FullCoveragePodcast http://www.instagram.com/FullCoveragePod twitter.com/fullcoveragepod All products are supplied free of charge by brands/PR agency for review unless otherwise stated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dee ponders if he’s an entertainer or an artist, stomach issues, a game that you can fling poop at Dee, peep’s letter about Nick’s upbringing, Dee’s upcoming fair appearance, David Lee Roth, Beth not attracted to any Van Halen members, Godsmack, peeps responses to Twisted behind the music, peeps letter to the staff, replay of Sully interview, Nick’s dad, Dee mail, 5 top things you learned from TS behind the music, the final Moonchild behind the music, mayor has tirade on a cop, Giodarno’s phone calls, powerball, Chandra Levy, behind the music, WWF, Chandra Levy again, skydiving stunt gone wrong, pregnant workout wear, hip hop show, gossiping employees, working with noise, house of cheese, protein spaghetti, new Este Lauder model, Toadies break up, sports, more peeps response about TS behind the music, how Beth and Suzette are hot, Dee’s crappy jobs, Shannon Elizabeth interview, voices of metal, Dee mail, Harrison Ford’s divorce, Bond’s Aston Martin, Nicole Kidman’s, Baywatch, Dr Pepper commercials, Julia Robert’s dated a married man, Marlon Brando, Madonna’s childhood home, bubble boy, Freddie Price Jr., Hugh Grant, indecisive spouses, Quintin Tarentino and Uma Thurman, march of dimes, more Dee mail, what the hell is going on this weekend, Dee mail, continue of what the hell is going on this weekend, what we learned today. Keyworded by metal kitten!!

Dee ponders if he’s an entertainer or an artist, stomach issues, a game that you can fling poop at Dee, peep’s letter about Nick’s upbringing, Dee’s upcoming fair appearance, David Lee Roth, Beth not attracted to any Van Halen members, Godsmack, peeps responses to Twisted behind the music, peeps letter to the staff, replay of Sully interview, Nick’s dad, Dee mail, 5 top things you learned from TS behind the music, the final Moonchild behind the music, mayor has tirade on a cop, Giodarno’s phone calls, powerball, Chandra Levy, behind the music, WWF, Chandra Levy again, skydiving stunt gone wrong, pregnant workout wear, hip hop show, gossiping employees, working with noise, house of cheese, protein spaghetti, new Este Lauder model, Toadies break up, sports, more peeps response about TS behind the music, how Beth and Suzette are hot, Dee’s crappy jobs, Shannon Elizabeth interview, voices of metal, Dee mail, Harrison Ford’s divorce, Bond’s Aston Martin, Nicole Kidman’s, Baywatch, Dr Pepper commercials, Julia Robert’s dated a married man, Marlon Brando, Madonna’s childhood home, bubble boy, Freddie Price Jr., Hugh Grant, indecisive spouses, Quintin Tarentino and Uma Thurman, march of dimes, more Dee mail, what the hell is going on this weekend, Dee mail, continue of what the hell is going on this weekend, what we learned today. Keyworded by metal kitten!!

Emma and I chat about what goes into VR video production, how the technology is changing, and how the rules are still being written.  Her company, Sunnyside Productions is a full-service video production company based in Washington, DC. They specialize in non-fiction, corporate, and virtual reality 360° video. The company was founded in 2015 and they have created content for companies as large as Twitter, Mercedes, and Esteé Lauder.  https://www.sunnysideproductions.com/ This is the second episode of the MOTR series featuring members of the co-working space called the Lookout DC. The members work in different parts of video including motion graphics, documentary film, and virtual reality. (lookoutdc.com) Subscribe to the PODCAST on iTunes: https://itun.es/i6Y94Lt Media on the Radio ON THE RADIO! Tune in every Thursday at 7pm to WERA.FM & listen live to the worldwide broadcast. Or if you live in the DC/Arlington VA area tune your radio dial to WERA 96.7 FM! Every Thursday at 7pm!

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. 

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. 

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He’s worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. 

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. In this episode, David helps you to create that brand!     David's Favorite Quote: "Rules enable you to follow, knowledge enables you to lead."   David's Favorite Book: Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative   Links From Today's Show: risingabovethenoise.comDavid's FREE Ebook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY7f1t9y9a0

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. In this episode, David helps you to create that brand!     David's Favorite Quote: "Rules enable you to follow, knowledge enables you to lead."   David's Favorite Book: Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative   Links From Today's Show: risingabovethenoise.comDavid's FREE Ebook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY7f1t9y9a0

In addition to being a Fast Company branding expert blogger, David Brier is a multi-award-winning brand specialist whose work h!s been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Package Design magazine, The Dieline, Adweek, INC, Fast Company and numerous other publications in print and online. Being in the top 5% of presenters on Slideshare with over 800,000 views worldwide, David has created brands for a wide range of rebrands, startups and refreshing old brands in the food, tech, health services, tourism, arts, architecture, gourmet industries amongst many others. Recognized for his brilliant use of words, design and imagery, David is one of the most sought-after branding specialists working today. He's worked with top brands like Este Lauder, Rolling Stone, the New York Times Magazine. All too often, entrepreneurs find themselves promoting the space instead of really separating themselves. In this episode, David helps you to create that brand!     David's Favorite Quote: "Rules enable you to follow, knowledge enables you to lead."   David's Favorite Book:Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative   Links From Today's Show:risingabovethenoise.comDavid's FREE Ebookhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY7f1t9y9a0