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Commercial office buildings in major cities are sitting largely vacant as many continue to work from home in the post-pandemic era. Lamar Johnson spent 28 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. He joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss being exonerated, his decades-long fight to prove his innocence and what he would say to the witness whose testimony helped put him behind bars.The 67th Eurovision Song Contest is underway in Liverpool, England, and it may just be the world's biggest music competition that you've never heard of. CBS News' Ramy Inocencio met with this year's Ukrainian representatives and defending champions, Tvorchi, whose song "Heart of Steel" was inspired by the ongoing war in their country.Danielle Pinnock plays Alberta Haynes on the CBS comedy "Ghosts." She joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the Season 2 finale and reflect on her journey to starring in the hit show.Research shows the importance of nutrition during a baby's first 1,000 days of life. From the baby food and nutrition company Yumi, the book "First Bites: A Science Based Guide to Nutrition for Baby's First 1,000 Days" breaks down the nutritional needs for each stage of development. Yumi's co-founder, Evelyn Rusli, and head of content, Arianna Schioldager, join CBS Mornings to discuss book and how parents can approach this time of growth.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
This week, Alexis gets non-technical with Evelyn Rusli, President & Co-Founder of Yumi. They talk about PSP (Pot Stirring Playlists), Wikipedia Anxiety, (sassy) talking dogs, and writing a SQL query for restaurant recs.You can find Evelyn on Twitter at https://twitter.com/evelynrusli. You can find Alexis at twitter.com/yayalexisgay, instagram.com/yayalexisgay, and tiktok.com/@yayalexisgay or you can sign up for her email list at bit.ly/hellofromalexis.This episode is brought to you by Async, the first platform that helps replace unnecessary meetings with voice notes you can read, share and react to—allowing you to spend your time wisely without sacrificing personal connection. Be the first to know when Async launches by joining the waitlist now async.com!
“The most difficult thing is the decision to act; the rest is merely tenacity.” — Amelia Earhart If you're a parent, you'll know how difficult it can be to get healthy food for your children, especially with so much deception in the food industry. But what you may not know is that scientists consider nutrition in the first 1,000 days of a child's life to be the most important environmental factor in human development. Pregnant with her second child — and unhappy with the food options available for her first baby — Angela and her co-founder, Evelyn Rusli, set out to do something about it. In 2015, they launched Yumi with a mission to build a healthier generation. Today, they've raised more than $70 million in funding and their investors include the founders of Uber, Harry's, and Warby Parker, as well as celebrities like Snoop Dogg and Gabrielle Union. Public fans of Yumi include Jessica Alba, Gigi Hadid, and Molly Sims. Focused on empowering women, Yumi's Series B funding round also brought in 70 new women investors and women-led firms. In this episode: Balancing kids with career Toughest moments along the way The best lessons from Angela's entrepreneurial journey, and How she built Yumi into the powerhouse it is today. Let's WIN THE DAY with Angela Sutherland! _ Video version of this episode (including timemarkers):
Hello my beautiful Woman Inc. listeners! How are we doing? I am so beyond excited that I finally was able to announce our Inc. Magazine partnership with you guys. It has been in the works for a while now and I truly can't think of a better company to partner with to continue to expanding Woman Inc. and making this the most powerful network of women that exists. I will share way more about this partnership and how it came about in my solo episode that is coming up very soon. It's a really good story. Ok, let's jump in to this amazing conversation. My guest this week is Evelyn Rusli , Co-Founder and President of Yumi, the leading childhood nutrition company focused on intelligently designed, science-backed meals, snacks and vitamins for every stage of development. To ensure peak nutrition and flavor in every bite, Yumi employs a team of experts that includes nutritionists, pediatricians, metabolic health experts and James Beard Award-winning chefs. With over 100 organic ingredients across its menu, Yumi's extensive line-up includes blends, finger foods, snacks and a Multivitamin (that they they have coined, Biteamin™), delivered right to your doorstep. All Yumi products are organic, vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, and kosher, and the brand is certified by the Clean Label Project. They are beloved by families all over the country and celebrity parents including Mindy Kaling, Jenna Dewan, Shay Mitchell, Molly Sims, Jessica Alba, Gabrielle Union, Emma Roberts, and many more. Evelyn has spent more than a decade as a journalist, previously on staff at the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times covering startups and innovation. She was also formerly an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Social Capital Partnership, a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm. Evelyn graduated from Princeton University with a degree in English. I absolutely loved this chat and hearing about Evelyn's journey into entrepreneurship. Make sure to follow their journey on Instagram @yumi. Now, let's get over to my conversation with Evelyn.
Evelyn Rusli and Angela Sutherland, Co-Founders of Yumi, discuss their baby food startup that provides nutrition-first meals and snacks for babies made from high quality, organic ingredients sourced from local farmers. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Evelyn Rusli and Angela Sutherland, Co-Founders of Yumi, discuss their baby food startup that provides nutrition-first meals and snacks for babies made from high quality, organic ingredients sourced from local farmers. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Angela Sutherland is the Co-Founder and CEO of Yumi, a fresh, organic, and nutritious baby food delivery service.After many years working in private equity, Angela never imagined she'd one day be an entrepreneur and start a baby food company. When she became pregnant with her first child, she became hyper-aware of the importance of nutrition in a child's first 1,000 days of life. She realized most baby food offerings in grocery stores are low in nutrition and incredibly high in sugar.So, this made her think: what options do new working parents have to ensure their child gets proper nutrition without the hassle and clean-up of making every meal? The opportunity was clear. This led Angela to dive deep into research and discuss the problem with her longtime friend, Evelyn Rusli - and within weeks, they both decided to quit their jobs and create Yumi.It only took one and a half months to launch Yumi's first beta which was a massive success. They've raised over $30 million to date and are available nationally while also having a cult following with celebrities like Jessica Alba, Gabrielle Union, and Molly Sims to name a few.We'll talk to Angela about the importance of taking a leap of faith when it comes to entrepreneurship, the power of community and brand when building your business, lessons learned when it comes to fundraising, and so much more.This episode is brought to you by beeya: * If you or anyone you know have been struggling with hormonal imbalances and bad periods, go to https://beeyawellness.com/free to download the free guide to tackling hormonal imbalances and to learn more about beeya's seed cycling bundle. * Plus, get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIREFollow Angela:* Yumi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yumi/* Website: https://helloyumi.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The disintegration of tribal and generational living plus the high price of child care are necessitating new technologies to help parents. Meet the biggest startups making the best gadgets for babies: Snoo's robo-bassinet that detects cries and rocks kids back to sleep, Nanit's night-vision baby monitor that sends you push notifications, and Yumi's organic baby food delivery that now feeds 3% of children. We ask their CEOs and founders which devices and services parents need to buy and which they don't, which child-raising myths need busting, what they think about screentime for children, how to let go of parenting guilt, and why modern families deserve tech's help.PressClub host Josh Constine of VC firm SignalFire is joined by:-Snoo CEO Dr. Harvey Karp-Nanit CEO Sarah Dorsett-Yumi CMO Evelyn Rusli-And Josh's wife/new mom Andee Constine 2:00 - Why parents need tech to replace broken support networks10:00 - How babies sleep, and how Snoo can help16:00 - Baby nutrition and the Yumi origin story25:00 - Parenting anxiety, and how Nanit can help34:00 - The fall of communal childcare and the new rise of parenting pods40:00 - What gadgets and gifts parents need and which they don't46:00 - Remaining BabyTech startup opportunities and thoughts on screentime55:00 - Takeaway lessons from BabyTech's top enterpreneursSubscribe to PressClub at http://constine.club/ This podcast is recorded live on Josh Constine's PressClub on Clubhouse, Thursdays at 6pm PT. PressClub is Clubhouse's first show, where top business leaders discuss the big stories in tech. It's hosted by Josh Constine, an investor at early-stage venture fund SignalFire and the former Editor-At-Large of TechCrunch. PressClub is a relaxed venue where luminaries can share their stories, passions, thoughts on trends, and visions of the future. Past guests include the CEOs of Facebook, Instagram, Slack, Shopify, Spotify, Substack, WordPress, Patreon, Craigslist, Dollar Shave Club, and more.
Evelyn Rusli is a former WSJ reporter and the co-founder and President of Yumi, a subscription-based baby food company that focuses on freshly made, organic baby food that is tailored to your baby's developmental milestones. Yumi is changing the landscape of the baby food industry and Evelyn and her co-founder Angela are on a mission to improve the world of childhood nutrition and child development through food. Alongside Evelyn in the interview is Arianna Schioldager, the Head of Content at Yumi, the former Editor in Chief at Create & Cultivate, and a mom of one. Both Evelyn and Arianna bring unique perspectives to the conversation addressing everything from startup to scaling a company, creating a company culture that supports working moms, all things baby nutrition and more. Follow Yumi at Website: www.helloyumi.com IG: @helloyumi **Yumi is offering 50% off the first order for Mommy's on a Call listeners with the code: MOAC** ----- Come join me in my sandbox of life and in this podcast to explore, play and discover something new every single week. Subscribe and tune in weekly because I know you've yelled "Mommy's on a Call" at least once in the last week!!! For show notes, visit www.MommysonaCall.com Stephanie's Website IG: @MommysonaCall & @StephanieUchima
“Part of being an entrepreneur is [being] a little bit courageous, a little bit unfazed and scared of what's next.” Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli are disrupting the baby food industry and are on a mission to build a healthier generation with their “direct to families” baby food company, Yumi. On this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow, the former investment banker and business journalist co-founders share how they built an entirely new food ecosystem, the process behind funding the company and how they moved past their fears of change to start their own company, and the life-altering lessons they've learned along the way. Show notes at https://karagoldin.com/podcast/angela_evelyn_yumi
In this episode, the Yumi team explains how they left radically different careers to join together to create a baby food company, the issues with many baby foods being produced for "shelf stability" rather than nutrition, and more.4:57 - Kevin and Evelyn discuss entrepreneurship as choice or destiny11:03 - The "first 1,000 days" of nutrition explained16:30 - Angela talks "finding people who are smarter than you" when building teams19:39 - The role of trust, comfort, and authenticity in building a baby brand26:13 - Kevin asks Angela and Evelyn if they've ever been tempted to create products in adjacent markets30:37 - Intilling company culture at the early stage31:12 - How to deal with making mistakes when building a business37:20 - Yumi's approach for differentiating itself from competition Learn more about Yumi here: https://helloyumi.com/
Evelyn Rusli went from being a NYT journalist to the CEO of a gourmet baby food service, Yumi. Since it’s inception, celebrities like Jessica Alba, Molly Sims and Whitney Port, have been big fans of the service. Yumi focuses on the first 1,000 days of a child’s life through real, nutritious food that also tastes good. Yumi has done collaborations with Michelin star chefs and cult favorites such as John and Vinny’s. Even adults love to indulge in Yumi’s offerings. Produced By Dear Media
Today we’re chatting with Evelyn Rusli and Angela Sutherland, the Founders of YUMI – the fresh, organic and nutritious baby food delivery service. They'll tell us how they found a void in the baby food market and utilized their own scientific research to start YUMI, we'll also get a sneak peek into how they come up with all those delicious baby food recipes and much more. Stay tuned! helloyumi.com https://www.instagram.com/yumi/?hl=en #yumibaby Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kiddontkillmyvibe/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kiddontkillmyvibe/support
After several years of working in private equity, Angela Sutherland never thought she would one day become the co-founder of a baby food company. However, when Sutherland became pregnant with her first child, she realized the gap in the market of easily accessible food that is also nutritionally sound. After doing some research and pitching the problem to her longtime friend Evelyn Rusli, the two decided to create Yumi, an organic baby food company with weekly deliveries. On this episode, Sutherland and Rusli discuss their decisions to leave their careers in private equity and journalism, respectively, for the life of an entrepreneur and how their
Dan talks about his decision to join Axios two years ago and is joined by Evelyn Rusli, the co-founder of Yumi, to talk about the risks associated with starting a new company. Also, in the "Final Two" Dan dives into the congressional "grilling" of the Google CEO and Uber's IPO taking a giant step forward.
Evelyn Rusli and Jenna discuss how Yumi is helping families navigate nutrition for the first 1,000 days of their babies lives, which are more important than the rest of your life. We walk through Evelyn’s career as a journalist, beginning when she found out that Rusli isn’t her real last name and was inspired to question fundamental truths, to being a reporter in Jakarta and how the curiosity and persistence she relied on as a journalist have been essential to her success in life and business. Evelyn also explains how our lives have multiple chapters and invites us to think about how we can open ourselves up to explore them.
Nikki welcomes Yumi founders Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli to Morning Matcha to shower us in all things baby nutrition. After realizing that the baby food industry has remained more or less unchanged and unregulated since they, themselves, were in diapers, these two superwomen took it upon themselves to create a superfood for super-babies delivery service. On a mission to raise awareness on feeding little ones nutrient-dense food in their first 1000 days, their company has caught the attention of Goop, Vogue, Fortune 500, and Tech Crunch. Get ready to be fed a diet of amazing baby food facts — everything from ferments to fructose.
Yumi is a nutritious and wellness company for babies. Co-founders Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli talk about balancing and reaching business success. “Basically from in utero to the age two, the nutrition that your baby consumes is more important than any other period of their life.” - Angela Sutherland. Learn more about this episode of She's Got Moxie with Joy Chudacoff at www.JoyChudacoff.com/16
Boss babe and co-founder of Yumi baby food, Evelyn Rusli tells us all about her huge career change from journalism to baby nutrution! So empowering to learn how Evelyn and co-founder, Angela Sutherland, put their minds together to make a dream a reality. We LOVE women-led businesses with purpose!
This week on the show we have ANGELA SUTHERLAND and EVELYN RUSLI. So after Angela and Evelyn learned about the importance of nutrition in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life, they both decided to quit their jobs to launch Yumi, a subscription based service that now delivers 1,000’s of fresh and organic weekly meal plans of baby purees, directly to homes across the country. We also learned how they came to find that launching their company was almost like starting a marriage. Paulina is also semi-back and shares some of the recent challenges she’s had with Zixta with her latest pediatric visit. We learn once again, that us moms are the biggest advocates for our children. Don't forget that Super Mamas have a special offer from Yumi. Enter code 'supermamas' on helloyumi.com for a $50 credit on your first order!
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