Podcast appearances and mentions of felecia hatcher

In this episode, I'm introducing you to Felecia Hatcher, a dynamic entrepreneur and advocate for Black innovation, and Pharrell Williams' partner for Black Ambition. Felicia shares her journey of empowering Black communities, the importance of finding and monetizing your genius, and how to overcome burnout. From creating impactful tech opportunities to discussing the nuances of self-care, this conversation is packed with valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone looking to live their life to the fullest. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on purpose, community, and the power of staying true to your passion!This Episode Covers:- Felecia's journey from grassroots entrepreneurship to leading Black Ambition.- The significance of purpose and community support in achieving long-term success.- Overcoming the stigmas around asking for help and the importance of communal knowledge.- Personal experiences with burnout and practical strategies for prevention and recovery.- The necessity of staying in your "zone of genius" for maximum impact and fulfillment.- The role of support systems and the benefits of outsourcing non-essential tasks.- The importance of wellness, rest, and self-care in entrepreneurial success.BREAKDOWN:00:49 - 01:16 - Felecia's introduction and her work with Black Ambition.03:08 - 03:23 - Pre-Black Ambition work and its impact on the community.05:43 - 05:55 - The necessity of visible social entrepreneurship.07:24 - 07:46 - Felecia's advice to new entrepreneurs and the importance of community support.10:02 - 10:35 - The communal nature of the Black community and the importance of shared knowledge.11:42 - 11:52 - Overcoming the stigma of asking for help.13:43 - 14:30 - Physical and emotional symptoms of burnout.16:07 - 16:35 - Solutions for burnout and the role of entrepreneurship.18:07 - 18:33 - Reevaluating the culture of hustle and prioritizing sleep.20:17 - 20:43 - The importance of having a supportive community and outsourcing tasks.22:41 - 23:08 - Identifying and operating within your zone of genius.25:47 - 25:57 - The importance of saying no to tasks that don't align with your strengths.27:17 - 27:28 - Recognizing and staying true to your unique contributions.29:38 - 29:58 - The importance of toggling between excellence and genius in your work.CONNECT:Follow Koereyelle on IGFollow Felecia on IGSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/confessions-of-a-werkaholic/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What do Black and Latino entrepreneurs look like, uninterrupted? That's the question, Felecia Hatcher, CEO of Pharrell William's Black Ambition Opportunity Fund, has for the entrepreneurship ecosystem. Hatcher is a White House Award-Winning Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker and Author. The Fund, which she leads, invests in diverse entrepreneurs with capital, mentorship and uninterrupted access to resources and opportunities. There is nothing she can't do. In the last three years, the Fund has invested in more than 100 Black and Latino-led companies, all which have gone to raise more than $95 million. Today we are speaking with Felecia about the capital gaps for Black and Latino entrepreneurs, the big opportunity that comes with investing in POC communities and her own journey as business owners from owning a gourmet popsicle company with her partner to becoming CEO of Black Ambition. No te lo quires perder.

In this episode of the So Ambitious Podcast, host Felecia Hatcher sits down with Corey Arvinger, CEO of Support Black Colleges, to dive into his remarkable journey from college party promoter to the helm of a thriving e-commerce brand.  Corey shares insights into the evolution of Support Black Colleges and how it blossomed into a full-blown brand with a powerful message of support for historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The conversation dives deep into the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, with Corey offering candid reflections on navigating adversity, including overcoming the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and rebounding from significant financial setbacks. Tune in to gain valuable insights into Corey's unique approach to marketing and brand building, including his strategies for forging connections with major influencers and A-list celebrities. Corey also opens up about the importance of legacy and honoring the sacrifices of his ancestors, highlighting his unwavering commitment to leaving a lasting impact on his family and community. With engaging anecdotes and actionable advice, this episode offers a compelling glimpse into the mind of a visionary entrepreneur dedicated to making a difference in the world. KEY POINTS [1:28] - Corey's entrepreneurial evolution from throwing parties in college to Support Black Colleges  [4:03] - How Support Black Colleges Became A Full-Blown Brand  [7:27] - Navigating and sharing the real highs & lows of entrepreneurship  [11:34] - Thriving amidst adversity: How Support Black Colleges beat the pandemic odds [16:47] - Losing over $40k in one day: How to find the strength to persist in entrepreneurship [20:41] - How Corey finds balance and enjoyment in his work  [22:05] - Corey's approach to marketing and building a brand [24:01] - Corey's secret sauce to networking and relationship-building with celebrities  [30:56] - Starting from scratch: Why Corey had to shut his website down  [32:45] - How to strike a balance between friendships and management   [34:14] - The biggest lesson learned from working with Tyler Perry [35:47] - 3 songs that define Corey's perspective on life and business  [38:51] - Corey's key lessons on failure: Trying things publicly with confidence & consistency [40:17] - Honoring ancestors' sacrifices and building a legacy QUOTABLES  “A lot of current entrepreneurs on social media make it seem easy and fun 100% of the time, and I think it is honestly really unfair to those who are interested in going into entrepreneurship because they're going with the false preset.” - Corey Arvinger  “It's about legacy; What can I leave to my family and my next generation behind me? How can I change the trajectory of where my family is going?? - Corey Arvinger  “Having the right team is so important. You could have a great product with the wrong team and things will not get accomplished at a high level.” - Corevy Arvinger  GUEST RESOURCES Corey Arvinger  IG | @coreyarvinger  X | @mrarvinger  LinkedIn | @coreyarvinger TikTok | @coreyarvinger  Support Black Colleges IG | @supportblackcollege RESOURCES  [APPLICATIONS OPEN!] | Are you building a high growth business in tech healthcare, AI, media entertainment, or consumer goods and services? If so, we'd like to help you scale. Don't miss your chance to win $1 million, capital coaching, and access to an amazing community of diverse innovators! Apply for the 2024 Black Ambition Prize competition now  Felecia Hatcher IG | @feleciahatcher Black Ambition IG | @blackambitionprize So Ambitious is produced by EPYC Media 

[APPLICATIONS OPEN!] | Are you building a high growth business in tech healthcare, AI, media entertainment, or consumer goods and services? If so, we'd like to help you scale. Don't miss your chance to win $1 million, capital coaching, and access to an amazing community of diverse innovators! Apply for the 2024 Black Ambition Prize competition now Imagine a world where Black and Hispanic innovators are provided with the resources, mentorship, and backing to thrive without any interruption. In just 3 years, Black Ambition Prize has not only invested in nearly 100 entrepreneurs but has also offered support to over 750 innovators. During this time, the initiative has also granted nearly $6 million to founders dedicated to reshaping the landscape of industries such as product development, healthcare, media, and web technology, influencing their trajectory, mindset, and performance. In this episode, we take a glimpse into the mind of Felecia Hatcher, visionary CEO of Black Ambition, as she sits down with Sherrell Dorsey, Founder of The Plug, to some exciting light on the impact and future of Black Ambition Prize as well as what to expect from the lineup of entrepreneurs and leaders for Season 2 of the So Ambitious Podcast. You will also uncover the intricacies of her transition from founder of Black Tech Week to CEO of Black Ambition Prize, steering the organization into an epoch of empowerment for Black and Latinx entrepreneurs and founders.  Join in on the conversation and discover the ground-breaking path to uninterrupted Black Ambition that Felecia Hatcher is forging today.  KEY POINTS  (1:33) - Felecia's journey to CEO of Black Ambition (4:20) - Celebrating 100 Black Ambition Prize winners & 750 entrepreneurs supported in 3 years (5:41) - New opportunities for HBCUs and the next cohort of the Black Ambition Prize (7:20) - What to expect in Season 2 of the So Ambitious Podcast QUOTABLES  “Every entrepreneur is different as a result of the pandemic. And so there's new challenges, new opportunities that have sprouted up that we as an organization also have to make sure that we're supporting them at the highest level.” - Felecia Hatcher  “We should be allowed to tell successful stories about Black and Brown people as well their most ambitious moments.” - Felecia Hatcher  RESOURCES Sherrell Dorsey IG | @sherrell_dorsey [APPLICATIONS OPEN!] | Are you building a high growth business in tech healthcare, AI, media entertainment, or consumer goods and services? If so, we'd like to help you scale. Don't miss your chance to win $1 million, capital coaching, and access to an amazing community of diverse innovators! Apply for the 2024 Black Ambition Prize competition now Felecia Hatcher IG | @feleciahatcher Black Ambition IG | @blackambitionprize So Ambitious is produced by EPYC Media 

[APPLICATIONS OPEN!] | Are you building a high growth business in tech healthcare, AI, media entertainment, or consumer goods and services? If so, we'd like to help you scale. Don't miss your chance to win $1 million, capital coaching, and access to an amazing community of diverse innovators! Apply for the 2024 Black Ambition Prize competition now In this episode, Felecia Hatcher is joined by Necole Kane - a retired celeb blogger, media mogul, founder of My Happy Flo, and the queen of making pivots. From being the brains behind Necole Bitchie to crafting xoNecole, which she later sold to Will Packer Media, Necole spills the beans on navigating the rollercoaster of business & personal transformations.  Necole's journey is a masterclass in embracing change and turning your failures into fuel for success. She doesn't sugarcoat the challenges she faces at each turn, but rather, she shines a light on how to keep pushing forward when the world seems to revel in your missteps. From handling the naysayers to finding your deeper purpose in business, Nicole shares the gritty details of her story like never before on the So Ambitious podcast. Get ready for some real talk on dealing with the messy parts of entrepreneurship, public scrutiny, and facing failures head-on from someone who's not just weathered storms but turned them into opportunities for growth and resilience. KEY POINTS  (2:33) - Necole's interrupted moment: the day she quit her celebrity gossip blog  (9:12) - How Necole navigated her very public pivots and the pressure of deciding “What's Next?”  (16:06) - Necole on selling her website xoNecole.com and seeing it exist without her  (21:32) - The inspiration, mission, and vision of My Happy Flo  (28:57) - Setting a new tone on how to care for Black women (31:11) - Necole on permitting herself to take a break from her brand  (38:03) - Who is Necole Kane uninterrupted? QUOTABLES  “You can't get to the top of the next mountain without coming down off of one.” - Necole Kane  “When you ask God to use you, you can't choose how he uses you.” Necole Kane “Success looks differently to everybody on why they started it and what the ending is supposed to look like.” - Felecia Hatcher  “Sometimes your purpose has to be way greater than your comfort zone.” - Necole Kane RESOURCES Necole Kane | My Happy Flo IG | @hellonecole [APPLICATIONS OPEN!] | Are you building a high growth business in tech healthcare, AI, media entertainment, or consumer goods and services? If so, we'd like to help you scale. Don't miss your chance to win $1 million, capital coaching, and access to an amazing community of diverse innovators! Apply for the 2024 Black Ambition Prize competition now Felecia Hatcher IG | @feleciahatcher Black Ambition IG | @blackambitionprize So Ambitious is produced by EPYC Media 

Felecia Hatcher is the CEO of Black Ambition, a bold organization founded by recording artist and entrepreneur, Pharrell Williams. Black Ambition works towards closing the opportunity and wealth gap through entrepreneurship. They invest capital and resources in high-growth startups founded by Black and Latinx HBCU students and entrepreneurs.  Pharrell and Felecia join us for an insightful conversation about mentorship, investing in and empowering communities, the most difficult challenges entrepreneurs face today, and so much more. - Join us for Real Leaders UNITE 2024: ⁠https://real-leaders.com/unite/ Register for our 2024 Real Leaders Impact Awards. Our Impact Award winners gain access to a values aligned community, credibility through Real Leaders, and access to our network of Impact capital sources. Apply now to claim your discounted application: ⁠⁠⁠https://eunbi5zgbx7.typeform.com/to/XNdfGsS2#app_first_name=xxxxx&company_name=xxxxx&work_email=xxxxx&campaign_name=xxxxx&channel=LN&owner=Z Check out Outsource Access for all of your Virtual Staffing Needs. At an affordable rate you can outsource the work you need to get done at an extremely affordable rate. You can find more info about them here using this link: ⁠⁠https://outsourceaccess.com/

Welcome to How I Got Here with Dreena Whitfield. In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Felicia Hatcher, CEO of Pharrell Williams Black Ambition Opportunity Fund and co-founder of Black Tech Week conference. Hatcher shares her story of overcoming the challenges of being a C student in high school and how scholarships changed her perspective on education. Her experience led her to author the C Students Guide to Scholarships and start her own educational consulting business, teaching nontraditional students how to navigate the college application process. We discuss the impact of biased guidance from counselors on young individuals and how it affected Hatcher's decision-making. She emphasizes the importance of having someone in your corner with higher expectations and belief in your abilities. We also touch on Hatcher's experiences in experiential marketing and social media in the early 2000s, working with brands such as Nintendo and Sony. Hatcher shares her experience of entering the tech space through marketing and eventually launching Code Fever to teach African American and Caribbean youth how to code. We also discuss Black Tech Week and the Black Ambition Opportunity Fund, which invests in black and Latinx startup founders and provides resources and funding for Black-owned businesses. Don't miss this episode full of valuable insights and inspiring stories. Follow Felicia Hatcher on all social media platforms and check out the Black Ambition Prize for entrepreneurial funding opportunities.- Interview with Felicia Hatcher, CEO of Black Ambition Opportunity Fund- Winning scholarships changed her perspective- Creating opportunities for nontraditional students- Importance of having supportive mentors- Encouragement can change life trajectory- Early exposure to technology and coding- Launching Code Fever to teach coding to youth- Origin of Black Tech Week and its purpose- Journey of starting a frozen dessert business- Overcoming financial difficulties as an entrepreneur- Building an entrepreneurship ecosystem in Miami- Black Ambition Opportunity Fund's mission and programs- Abundant mindset and not creating limitations- Quickfire questions and future projects- Where to follow and subscribe to the speaker Introduction [00:00:23] Starting a business after college [00:09:30] Creating immersive experiences [00:11:55] Social media boom [00:12:06] Jumping into the tech field [00:12:43] Founding Code Fever [00:14:45] Branding strategy: associating with experiences [00:26:19] Planning during financial difficulties [00:32:22]Connect with Felecia on....Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feleciahatcher/Website: https://www.feleciahatcher.com/

Felecia Hatcher is CEO of Pharrell William's Black Ambition Opportunity Fund, an acclaimed author and motivational speaker. Listen to this conversation to see why she was one of our highest-rated speakers at our LAFS 2022 summit. A few things we cover: -          From Nintendo to keynote speaker: How previous experiences can make all the difference in your new role-          Cancelling out the haters so you can become the person you are meant to be-          Entrepreneurial challenges, Mexican paletas, thinking outside the box, Pharell, and Jamaican roots—we cover it all! ★ Support this podcast ★

From a high school talent show that landed him in the presence of music industry vet Teddy Riley to becoming one of the most influential and successful music producers and businessmen of the 21st century. We close out our first season of the So Ambitious Podcast with an intimate conversation between Black Ambition's CEO Felecia Hatcher and musician, producer, and serial entrepreneur, Pharrell Williams.  https://pharrellwilliams.com/Sponsored by Heineken USA.

A special two-episode drop: From throwing Afrobeat parties to founding a country online, Eche Emole has spent his career building community. “The internet is the equalizer,” he tells host Felecia Hatcher about the nation he's creating. “It's the only place where as Black people we're free.” Listen in as he describes his vision of a real-life Wakanda, and the investors who believe in it as much as he does. https://www.afropolitan.io/ Sponsored by Heineken USA.

From braiding hair in her dorm room to securing placements with one of the highest-earning e-commerce retailers in the country -- in our series premiere Felecia Hatcher sits down with Kadidja Dosso of Dosso Beauty, an organic and gender-inclusive beauty and hair product line. Check out Dosso Beauty at https://www.dossobeauty.com Sponsored by Heineken USA.

Welcome to So Ambitious a new kind of business podcast focused on Black and Hispanic entrepreneurs who are dreaming and building their companies to excel, uninterrupted. Hosted by Felecia Hatcher, CEO of Black Ambition Prize and fellow entrepreneur. Premieres Friday, December 9th.

Felecia Hatcher, CEO of Pharrell Williams Black Ambition Opportunity Fund, personal transformation speaker, entrepreneur, and author, joins the podcast to discuss how she went from a C-student in high school to winning $130,000 in scholarships and finding her zone of genius. We discuss her trials and errors in college, how she started entrepreneurship, what it takes to shift your perspective to receive abundance right in front of you, and more! In this episode we discuss: Felecia's journey to winning $130,000 in college scholarships  Why being curious is the most powerful tool for your career How to navigate moving forward in moments of impossibility The importance of cultivating relationships &  expanding your network Her work with Pharrell Williams' Black Ambition Opportunity Fund + more Other related blog posts/links mentioned in this episode: BlackAmbitionPrize.com  Join the waitlist for my signature course, Map Your Way To Financial Independence, here. Check out my new personal website here. Join The Weekly Newsletter List Leave me a voicemail– Leave me a question on the Journey To Launch voicemail and have it answered on the podcast! Watch me on News12  Watch my latest segments on News12 YNAB –  Start managing your money and budgeting so that you can reach your financial dreams. Sign up for a free 34 days trial of YNAB, my go-to budgeting app by using my referral link. Connect with Felecia: Website Facebook:@FeleciaHatcher Instagram:@FeleciaHatcher Twitter:@FeleciaHatcher Connect with me: Instagram: @Journeytolaunch Twitter: @JourneyToLaunch Facebook: @Journey To Launch Join the Private Facebook Group Join the Waitlist for My FI Course Get The Free Jumpstart Guide

Maya Ajmera is the President and CEO of the Society for Science, which works to promote the understanding and appreciation of science, and the vital role it plays in human advancement. Felecia Hatcher is the CEO of Pharrell William's Black Ambition Opportunity Fund, a set of prizes to fund bold ideas and companies led by Black and Latinx entrepreneurs. Tune in to this episode to hear Maya and Felecia connect their vast experiences building inclusive opportunities for communities of color and share advice for leaders of color seeking to raise capital, build networks, and navigate between ventures.

CEO of Black Ambition, Felecia Hatcher, discusses the importance of investing in Black led organizations and companies.

In this week's Medical Spa Insider we're flashing back to our chat with Felecia Hatcher, keynote speaker for Medical Spa Show 2021. She talks about her path to success, ranging from starting her own small business to working with some of the biggest brands in the world, and more! We'll be releasing information on the agenda and speakers for Medical Spa Show 2022 very soon, so stay tuned to medicalspashow.com for more information!

"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Futures ProductionsMeet "The Remedy" hosts:Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB SquaredRinnie Orr, Associate DirectorMashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.In this episode:We discuss an article by Felecia Hatcher: "The Deficit Framing Of Black Entrepreneurship In Foundations, Corporations And Media"We examine how our own work at WEBB Squared - moving from an asset-deficit perspective to an asset-based perspective - is good for our entrepreneurs.We challenge one another to look at how the power of social conditioning, cognitive biases and logical fallacies informs our perspective."The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)

Today's motivation is for those looking for their next failure. Audio Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvMGdyEztoo&t=117s More about Felecia: Felecia Hatcher is a thought provoking social entrepreneur, author and speaker. Felecia has dedicated her life to inspiring a new generation of leaders through her conversational talks on Entrepreneurship, College Funding and Personal Branding. Hatcher has been honored by the White House as one of the Top 100 Entrepreneurs under 30, Featured on the NBC Today Show-Young African American's Making History, a TEDx and White House Young America presenter and featured on the Food Network, Inc.com, Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, Essence Magazine and Black Enterprise. Quote of the Day: "You can't take potential to the bank. They won't cash that check. Potential needs to produce profits." - Felecia Hatcher Review Us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/motiv8-the-motivation-and-inspiration-podcast/id1505213616 Join me on Discord: https://discord.gg/YwuaacY9 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/motiv8/support

Felecia Hatcher is an Innovation Powerhouse, Personal Transformation Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Author. Following a successful career in experiential marketing working with tech companies such as Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony, she started a gourmet popsicle company with her husband. While building a hugely successful catering company and working with strategic partners like Paypal, Google, and Airbnb, Felecia and her husband also founded Code Fever to help other people become creators of technology. She now spends her time working with the Center for Black Innovation, advising startups, entrepreneurs, and students to build a business with limited funding. Her goal is to rid communities of innovation deserts, and she has been recognized with numerous awards, including Empact 100 Top 100 Entrepreneurs Under 30 in 2011 and honored as a 2014 White House Champion of Change for S.T.E.M Access and Diversity. Felecia joins me today to share her unconventional journey from working in marketing to becoming a successful entrepreneur. She reveals the vital elements that black entrepreneurs need for startup success when moving into the tech industry. She shares how she got the idea for her business book Start Your Business on a Ramen Noodle Budget and how you can use those ideas to launch a business with minimal capital. We discuss how digital marketing during the pandemic helped to level the playing field and why she believes the execution of goals is highly personal. She also shares how she is working with the Center for Black Innovation to give communities the tools they need to succeed in tech and why she is passionate about removing ‘innovation deserts' from minority communities. “We have to give our goals, our gifts, our genius a destination and tell it where to go.” - Felecia Hatcher This week on SmallBizChat Podcast: Resources Mentioned: Connect with Felecia Hatcher: Become Your Own Boss Book GIVEAWAY! The 2020 pandemic has been so hard on America's small businesses - and America in general. If you're ready to start your dream business, then look no further! I'm currently giving away 1,000 free copies of my best-selling book: Become Your Own Boss in 12 Months. This book has helped over 100,000 people like you to start, build, and grow their small businesses… and now it's your time to shine. All you have to do to get your hands on a free copy is head over to www.beginmybiz.com/freeoffer to sign up for your free offer. You only pay shipping. Let's End Small Business Failure - Together! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the SmallBizChat Podcast - the show on a mission to improve small business success. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. Help us spread the word and end small business failure by sharing your favorite episodes with your friends and colleagues on social media. Visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, or YouTube for more great content, tips, and strategies to improve your small business.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Melinda chats with Felecia Hatcher about her journey into entrepreneurship, focusing on start-up success strategies for black entrepreneurs. They discuss starting a business with limited resources, the importance of digital tools during the pandemic, and the concept of "execution is personal". They also delve into the Center for Black Innovation and its goals.

This week, entrepreneur and motivational speaker Felecia Hatcher talks about her path to success, ranging from starting her own small business to working with some of the biggest brands in the world. She covers: Having the vision and courage to build something from nothing; The motivation required of successful entrepreneurs ; Moving past the urge to quit in the face of adversity; Understanding your value proposition; The importance of value-based pricing; How to make the shift from being a hustler to being a CEO; The power of understanding your target market; What problems are you solving for your customer; and Setting and defining your business goals and intentions.

Join us for our fourth episode as we discuss ecosystem builders and breaking down barriers with Felecia Hatcher, a top Speaker on Innovation & Personal Transformation, Inclusive Innovation Ecosystem Builder, Author and White House Honoree. To learn more about Felecia and her work, please visit https://www.feleciahatcher.com/ (https://www.feleciahatcher.com/) You can find out more about Startup Space here: https://www.startupspace.us/ (https://www.startupspace.us/) The book referenced in the podcast is The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks 

In this episode, we spoke to Felecia Hatcher about finding mentors and advisors for your business, starting a business with no money, and finding a community of founders to be a part of.

Follow Felecia on Instagram, and Youtube.Follow Code Fever Miami on Instagram.Follow Black Tech Week on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Follow a Space Called Tribe on Instagram. At the end of each episode: a quick recap and fact check by Eray/Carbajo Researcher and Design Strategist Yasmine Abuzeid.Created by Eray/Carbajo, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.Find out what today’s guest and former guests are up to by following What’s Wrong With on Instagram and on Twitter. 

Today’s episode is the tenth of several highlight shows where we are taking a look back at our top 20 favorite interviews and conversations of all time. Today’s featured guest is Felecia Hatcher, Author & Co-Founder of Code Fever. Felecia is on a mission to rid communities across the globe of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse tech/startup ecosystems. She is also a White House Award winning entrepreneur, bestselling author, and globally sought-after speaker.

So excited to bring you Felecia Hatcher. She's a White House Award Winner, Imposter Syndrome slayer, mom, coach & entrepreneur.  We talk about thriving when the world tells us we won't make it, taking up space unapologetically, and how being of service to your community feeds your soul.  This interview had me laugh, cry but most importantly smile. Its definitely worth a double listen for all the gold inside.  Felecia’s motto is hustle until you need no introduction and she certainly has done that and more!   For more information: https://www.feleciahatcher.com/ http://www.codefevermiami.com/

In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood interviews Felecia Hatcher , an entrepreneur, millennial expert and consultant. This interview covers: HowFelecia made speaking a revenue stream at just 19 years old How she used speaking to raise more than $3 Million Dollars for her nonprofit organizationThe tools that she uses to land herself in top media outletsIf you want to learn some networking hacks and land more corporate clients, then this is the perfect episode for you to tune into! Check out Felecia’s website: https://www.feleciahatcher.com/Follow Felecia On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feleciahatcher/ Apply For A VIP Day With Ashley & Check Out Her Website: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/ Follow Ashley On Instagram!: https://www.instagram.com/theashleynicoleshow/ Follow Speak Your Way To Cash On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/speakyourwaytocash/ Join Ashley’s Free FB Group For Speakers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpeakYourWayToCash/Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcQuestions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Did you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? Check Out Ashley’s Firm Website - Mobile General Counsel: https://www.mobilegeneralcounsel.com Watch Ashley’s TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caZ9fK6aZZ4&list=PLjTKJTvBHcYZFCNB9kKWGo48GULAhl4Em&index=13 ********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks! https://gumroad.com/l/TeaOnTM Book your consult here: bit.ly/MobileGCFollow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCash

  On this Episode, I chat with Rachel on how to redefine being a Mom and doing what works and fits your life without burning out.  Rachel Pierre is the founder of Mommifaceted, a media company and podcast that focuses on everyday women of color who want to be more than just a figurehead in the household and are juggling home life, career, and doing what it takes to follow their passions. As a wife and new mom, Rachel found herself questioning the status quo of what it meant to be a mother and looking for mom inspiration that looked like her.  Mommifaceted has garnered support and features interviews from successful moms including Julee Wilson of Essence, Mattie James, Shavone Riggins of Curlkalon, and Felecia Hatcher of Black Tech Week. As the creator of the Mommifaceted brand, Rachel incorporates live broadcasts, events, and community building activities to help moms find their own personal tribe and build confidence in their ability to be a better all-around woman. Rachel was raised in Northern Virginia and is an alumna of Elon University (B.A.) and the University of Houston (M.P.A.). Her professional experience combines a mixture of public service and communications for the federal government. FOLLOW RACHEL: Find her on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at @Mommifaceted or visit www.mommifaceted.com. DOWNLOAD FREEBIE: Mommifacet.com/jugglefree FOLLOW DARLYNG & CO. : WEBSITE INSTAGRAM PINTEREST FACEBOOK FACEBOOK GROUP TWITTER AMAZON STORE

Maintaining a perfect balance between a career, family, relationships, and your personal hobbies seems like an impossible task. And in some ways, it is. Although you may have superwoman powers that help you juggle all aspects of your life, you’re still a human. And you need to put yourself and the priorities in your life first, which starts by learning how to say no.    Yes, you really do have to choose your priorities, and this will require you to be 100% honest with yourself and the things that mean the most to you. Is it having a busy social life? Or is it spending more time on your personal hobbies? Whatever you discover, fully embrace it and get comfortable saying no to everything else. That way, when people ask how you seemingly “do it all” you can confidently say, “I don’t. I do what I love!”    I often tell my coaching clients that self-care is one of the first things you should focus on if you want to attract your soulmate. But, the idea behind this applies in all aspects of your life. Felecia Hatcher is my guest today, and I am grateful for her time on the show because as you will see, she is very particular about where she spends her time. She has mastered the art of saying “no” to the things that don’t fulfill her, yet still rocks a booming business and a wonderful family. Learn how she seems to ‘do it all’ by tuning in to this episode! 

Today we welcome Felecia Hatcher -- who had literally the coolest job ever -- as “Chief Popsicle” of Feverish Ice Cream - a company she founded.   For the past decade, Felecia has dedicated her life to inspiring a new generation of leaders and creating diverse tech/startup ecosystems. An author and globally sought after speaker, Felecia has been honored at the White House on two occasions for the impact of her entrepreneurship and the social impact of her work.  You’ll fall in love with Felecia’s positive energy. We were inspired that she not only became a successful entrepreneur in her own right, but also has been paying forward by helping so many others to become successful entrepreneurs as well. For our show notes, visit DreamBigPodcast.com/150

On this week's episode of Amanda Spann's MVP Podcast Amanda speaks with Felecia Hatcher on closing the technology gap in african american communities. Follow MVP on Instagram: @MVPodcast Follow Amanda Spann on Instagram: @TheAmandaSpann Contact Amanda Spann: AmandaSpann.com This show is produced by Weathers One Media, LLC.

As the tech world continues to evolve, those working within the field are also changing. One particular person who is not only making a difference in her community but also revolutionizing the tech world is co-creator of #BlackTechWeek Felecia Hatcher. From working for the mega company Nintendo to building a successful mobile Popsicle franchise with her husband to founding the now well known Black Tech Week, find out more about Felecia Hatcher and her amazing journey.

I learned very young how to get creative with very limited resources … if you can channel that same creativity, you can have everything you need to start a business. — Felecia Hatcher-Pearson   Today’s guest is Felecia Hatcher-Pearson, Author & Co-Founder of Code Fever. Felecia is on a mission to rid communities across the globe of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse tech/startup ecosystems. She is also a White House Award winning entrepreneur, bestselling author, and globally sought-after speaker amongst a plethora of other things. Felecia sits down with Innovation City to discuss how to get creative when you have limited resources, learning to market yourself for what you’re good at, starting Code Fever and Black Tech Week, Miami’s diversity and inclusion issues, and much more!

Felecia Hatcher is a serial entrepreneur who's mission is to rid communities of innovation deserts - meaning she wants to bring creativity, tech, and epic ideas to areas where this is uncommon. As the founder of Black Tech Week, Code Fever, Feverish, and one of only two co-working space in a black neighborhood in Florida - she is changing and shaping the entrepreneur and tech space for people of color. As a mom, she thrives off of the support from her husband, her small but mighty staff, and using the flexibility of entrepreneurship to manage all of her hats. She's ok when she gets it right and still ok when she gets it wrong. She prioritizes 3 things in life and uses that as a measure to guide her actions. She empowers her staff to make decisions for the business and she says no when necessary - especially to networking events. We talk about the strength of a black woman and the need for us to remember this as we go through tests and trials.   Quotes: One of the biggest lessons I learned is just how strong black women are. When everything is stacked against you, there's something internally in us as black women, we're built Ford tough - but why have we never heard this?   Felecia's Bio Felecia Hatcher is a White House Award winning entrepreneur, badass business rainmaker, bestselling author, globally sought-after speaker, media darling, mother, and Founder of Tribe CoWork and Urban Innovation Lab,Code Fever and BlackTechWeek. Breathe... She is also the rather awesome former Chief Popsicle at Feverish Pops, a gourmet ice pop boutique and manufacturing brand with a Fortune 500 client roster that would make your head spin prior to becoming an entrepreneur Felecia was a marketing executive working for big brands like Nintendo, Sony, Wells Fargo, Mckee Foods and the NBA.      Follow Felecia! Felecia Hatcher Black Tech Week Code Fever Follow Mommifaceted! Instagram Facebook

Jamarlin talks to husband-and-wife team Felecia Hatcher and Derick Pearson about Black Tech Week, economic empowerment, and the potential impact of Atlanta landing Amazon HQ2. They also discuss the politics of diversity favoring women of privilege, and whether or not Silicon Valley is the global capital of white supremacy. Recorded March 15, 2018, in Miami, FL.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, award-winning entrepreneur Felecia Hatcher joins us to discuss creative ways to establish your subject-matter expertise and authority within your industry in order to attract new opportunities. Plus, rants raves reviews, Ask Joblogues and more!This episode is brought to you by OneUnited Bank – America’s Largest Black Owned BankConnect with OneUnited Bank:oneunited.com | @oneunited | facebook.com/oneunitedbankConnect with Felecia:feleciahatcher.com | @feleciahatcherJoin us for happy hour on March 29:joblogues.com/mixerComplete our listener survey for a chance to win $100:joblogues.com/surveySubmit your questions:joblogues.com/askjoblogues | (929) 324-1090Keep up with us around the web:@joblogues | @cleveoutloud | @heymissparkerr | joblogues.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode 10 of Black Tech Unplugged I chat with Felecia Hatcher-Pearson & Derick Pearson, husband/wife duo and creators of Black Tech Week (blacktechweek.com). Not only do we talk tech in this episode, but we also talk about how real life and tech truly correlate. Also, Derick & Felecia have created numerous businesses so of course we had to talk lessons and tips so future tech entrepreneurs can have an upper hand in the game! In this episode we discuss: • How Felecia & Derick got into the tech game • The evolution of the Miami Tech scene • Why there's more to teaching people tech skills then just tech • The difference between front-end and back-end And much more! If you are enjoying Black Tech Unplugged, head over to Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/black-tech-unplugged/id1244622242) and leave a rating and review! See full show notes for more details: blacktechunplugged.com/2018/03/13/ep-10-felecia-hatcher-pearson-derick-pearson-unplugged/

In this episode we talk with author, marketer, entrepreneur, educator, community advocate and leader, Felecia Hatcher, about her two most recent endeavors, Code Fever and Blacktech Week. Felecia Hatcher is on a mission to rid our communities of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse startup ecosystems and Code Fever and Black Tech Week are the two main vehicles through which she is accomplishing that.

This week on Pimp Your Brilliance, I’m chatting with Felecia Hatcher of Code Fever Miami and Black Tech Week. Felecia Hatcher is a White House Award-winning entrepreneur, badass business rainmaker, best selling author, globally sought-after speaker, media darling, mother, and Founder of Code Fever and Black Tech Week. Breathe... She is also the rather awesome former Chief Popsicle at Feverish Pops, a gourmet ice pop boutique and manufacturing brand with a Fortune 500 client roster that would make your head spin. Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, Felecia was a marketing executive working for big brands like Nintendo, Sony, Mckee Foods and the NBA. In this episode, we discuss how Felecia got started in business, the embarrassing moment that helped her discover a new business idea, how she handles transitions in her entrepreneurial journey and her quest to rid Miami of innovation deserts. This episode is sponsored by the Galaxy Visionary Journal- VisionaryJournal.co Get FREE shipping with code GALAXY at checkout. For show notes visit- keepchasingthestars.com/14 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT Get show merchandise- bitly.com/brilliancetee Connect on Instagram- instagram.com/pimpyourbrilliance Use #showyourbrilliance to be featured

This week Danielle finishes her conversation with longtime homie and fellow mama Felecia Hatcher. Felecia is an author and an award-winning entrepreneur. She has spoken in front of thousands of people and changed the lives of even more with her social impact work. In part two, we are talking about Felecia's experience as an entrepreneur and how her company provides coding and STEM experience to the communities that need it most. As always let us know what you think of the show at letstalkmamacita@gmail.com and give us a shout on the social medias @goheadmama To learn more about Felecia: www.feleciahatcher.com or www.codefevermiami.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Segment 1: Dr. Greg Wells is a scientist, broadcaster, author, coach, and athlete that has dedicated his career to understanding human performance and how the human body responds to extreme conditions. He is the author of “The Ripple Effect: Sleep Better, Eat Better, Move Better, Think Better”.Segment 2: Michael Papanek is the author of “FROM BREAKDOWN TO BREAKTHROUGH”. He has over thirty years of expertise leading successful large-scale initiatives and increasing the performance of people and organizations in complex, competitive markets.Segment 3: Jeff Deal is the Vice President of Operations for Elder Research, and a frequent speaker on data analytics and organizational success. He is the co-author of the book “Mining Your Own Business: A Primer for Executives on Understanding and Employing Data Mining and Predictive Analytics”.Segment 4: Felecia Hatcher is a White House Award winning entrepreneur, badass business rainmaker, bestselling author, globally sought-after speaker, media darling, mother, and Founder of Code Fever and BlackTechWeek.Segment 5: Chelsea Lee is the Director of Public Relations and Social Media for The UPS Store, Inc., a fully owned subsidiary of UPS which provides small business solutions to entrepreneurs and small business owners at 4,500 franchise locations across the U.S.Sponsored by Nextiva and Alibaba.

This week Danielle sits down with longtime homie and fellow mama Felecia Hatcher. Felecia is an author and an award-winning entrepreneur. She has spoken in front of thousands of people and changed the lives of even more with her social impact work. In part one of a two part pod, we are talking about Felecia's experience as a mom giving birth prematurely and what that experience was like. This episode sheds so much light on the experience of women that have given birth to preemies. As always let us know what you think of the show at letstalkmamacita@gmail.com and give us a shout on the social medias @goheadmama To learn more about Felecia: www.feleciahatcher.com or www.codefevermiami.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Felecia Hatcher is a White House Award-Winning Entrepreneur, Globally Sought after Speaker and Author who works to rid communities of innovation deserts and creates cool books, products and courses to help Start-Ups, Creatives and Broke Entrepreneurs follow their most epic dreams.  In this conversation, we talk about her journey from C student to award-winning entrepreneur. We talk about the $1 million grant she recently received for her latest venture, Code Fever.  We covered a lot including:  -time management hacks -delegating (Felecia's war stories and advice)  -working with her spouse (and the effect it had on her marriage, spoiler alert: they didn't kill each other)  -the hardest lesson she's learned -why she advises taking it slow with investors  -and much more Say hi to Felecia on Twitter and let her know what you thought: @feleciahatcher Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BTB130    

Felecia Hatcher is an Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker and Mom, who now dedicates her talents to promoting inclusive innovation.  She co-founded Code Fever and BlackTech Week when she noticed that startup programs and resources in Miami were not "crossing the tracks."  Previously, she held the title of Chief Popsicle at Feverish Ice Cream, a gourmet popsicle company she started with her husband that counted several Fortune 500 companies as clients. Felecia is working to get everyone a seat at the tech table - or to empower others to create their own table if need be. She shares lessons learned on her path to being epic!

Felecia Hatcher is on a mission to rid our communities of innovation deserts by working with community leaders and government officials to create inclusive and diverse startup ecosystems as the Co-Founder of Code Fever and Black Tech Week. Code Fever work is at the intersection of economic development and inclusive innovation. As an Author, Social Entrepreneur and the Chief Popsicle of Feverish Ice Cream, Hatcher was named one of the Empact 100 Top 100 Entrepreneurs under the age of 30 by the White House and Kauffman Foundation in 2011, a 2014 White House Champion of Change for STEM Access and Diversity, a Black Enterprise Innovator of the Week, Essence Magazine Tech Master, and featured on the NBC Today Show, The Cooking Channel, & Grio’s 100 African American’s Making History. Listen to some of her creative and insightful experiences in entrepreneurship in this episode!

Created to transform the perception of minority innovation and increase the number of venture-backed, minority-led firms across the country. Code Fever has an innovative and demonstrated approach to increasing exposure to STEM fields through Career Jams that take students from low opportunity areas into the offices of major Tech Companies, as well as digital literacy and Full-stack development training bootcamps. Our adult programs offer training, and a minority entrepreneurship pipeline that builds national and regional capacity to attract new capital, increase regional deal flow, and generate additional support for early and late stage entrepreneurs of color. It involves focused investments in the (1) identification and development of minority entrepreneur talent, (2) attraction and mobilization of instructors of color, mentors and investors, and (3) growth of local and national ecosystems for entrepreneurs of color in regions and cities across the state of Florida, with a specific push to invest and implement programs in communities that have an existing startup ecosystem where marginalized groups are disengaged. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS: Proven experience developing, implementing, and leading Inclusive startup ecosystem strategic planing and programming. 2014 White House Champion of Change for STEM access and Diversity for African American Educational Excellence Launched and spearheaded the minority technology and start up community in South Florida. Started the largest Tech and Startup conference on the east coast for Black Innovators Publishing the Startup Ecosystem Diversity and Inclusion Report for the State of Florida Supported by the Knight Foundation, Simpkin Family Foundation, Dover Foundation, Wege Foundation, Broward County Public Library system, Dell, Intel, BET Networks, South Florida Cares Mentoring, Rooted Investments, .Co, Ultimate Software. http://www.codefevermiami.com http://www.feleciahatcher.com https://www.facebook.com/feleciahatcher https://twitter.com/FeleciaHatcher

According to Felecia Hatcher-Pearson's high school guidance counselor, she shouldn't be the person she is today.  She was an average student who never enjoyed school but nonetheless discovered her entrepreneurial spirit early on. Felecia has gone on to become a White House award-winning social entrepreneur, business rainmaker, author, globally sought-after speaker, media darling, mother, and co-founder of Code Fever Miami and BlackTech Week. In short, she's a go-getter.  She started running her first company out of her college dorm room at Lynn University at age 19 by teaching "C" students how they could apply and earn scholarships to go to college.  She worked in experiential marketing for years with popular and well known brands such as Walgreens and Nintendo which proved to be helpful when she created Feverish  - a high-end popsicle company that infused flavors adults would love.  And she started these companies not because she was an expert in those fields (she knew nothing about the food industry when she started Feverish) but because the entrepreneurial spirit and hands-on approach was always inside of her. But that doesn't mean that success came easy.  There were a lot of tough times and failure that preceded all the success she enjoys today and it was hard work.  And although she may not have had all the experience or resources when she first started, as she so truthfully put it, it's about "getting creative with limited resources." She documents her best tips and strategies in her book 'Start Your Business On A Ramen Noodle Budget- 12 Lessons on Becoming a Young Entrepreneur When You Are Broke' in an easy, fast, and fun narrative which we enjoyed reading and highlighting several passages from. She is someone we could all learn a thing or two from even if you never plan on becoming an entrepreneur.  Whatever it is you wish to achieve in life, remember this powerful statement from Felecia - "Get out of your own way." We hope you enjoy listening, Alex & Jeanette For behind the scenes photos, show notes and more visit www.plantedinmiami.com. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and Facebook @plantedinmiami

Felecia Hatcher, Black Tech Week  Author and entrepreneur Felecia Hatcher talks about the Black Tech Week Meet-Up in Fort Lauderdale tonight at 6 p.m. at Tap 42. Plus, she fills us in on the growing success of tech entrepreneurs in South Florida thanks in large part to the launch of Black Tech Week two years ago.  Russ Thompson, Broward SCORE Russell ThompsonSCORE mentor and presenter Russ Thompson fills us in on the free Saturday workshop held weekly and Simple Steps, a workshop series designed for people who want to start a new business.Click here to listen to the podcast.

What an inspiring story with Felecia Hatcher. Wow. Even though her GPA never touched a 3.0 in high school she was able to win over $130,000 in scholarships and grants. “Whether you have a 2.0 or a 5.0, you can get creative with your limited resources, get creative with your approach, and get the scholarship committees excited about what you're doing,” describes Hatcher who went from a C student to a White House Award winning CEO.

What an inspiring story with Felecia Hatcher. Wow. Even though her GPA never touched a 3.0 in high school she was able to win over $130,000 in scholarships and grants. “Whether you have a 2.0 or a 5.0, you can get creative with your limited resources, get creative with your approach, and get the scholarship committees excited about what you’re doing,” describes Hatcher who went from a C student to a White House Award winning CEO. Read More... The post THCC87– Win Scholarships Even with a Low GPA and Test Scores Interview with Felecia Hatcher, Author “The C Students Guide to Scholarships” appeared first on Taming The High Cost of College.

What an inspiring story with Felecia Hatcher. Wow. Even though her GPA never touched a 3.0 in high school she was able to win over $130,000 in scholarships and grants. “Whether you have a 2.0 or a 5.0, you can get creative with your limited resources, get creative with your approach, and get the scholarship committees excited about what you’re doing,” describes Hatcher who went from a C student to a White House Award winning CEO. Read More... The post THCC87– Win Scholarships Even with a Low GPA and Test Scores Interview with Felecia Hatcher, Author “The C Students Guide to Scholarships” appeared first on Taming The High Cost of College.

Cecil asks how did Ryan get involved in technology. In his story, Ryan shares with us how he got into a TedEx event by volunteering and linking up withe Felecia Hatcher. Cecil asks where did his drive to be an entrepreneur and speak come from. Ryan tell us how his family has been the inspiration for his ambitions. We then get into talking about what is Code Fever Miami and what do they do. Ryan talks to us about their target demographic and how they differ some other programming educators. We talk about the Code Fever programs, who their target ...

Startup founder, entrepreneur and family woman, Felecia Hatcher shares about her own journey from a guidance counselor's low expectations for her future, to founding multiple startups and now empowering youth to achieve their tech and startup goals.

College tuition and associated costs are rising, making it more and more difficult for students to enroll in college and stay there through graduation. On this episode, my guests and I will talk about scholarships - traditional and not - as tools for educational equity. Nkechi Taifa is the founder of SCHOLARgifts, a crowdfunding platform for educational opportunities. Felecia Hatcher is the co-owner of Feverish Ice Cream & Gourmet Pops. She is also the author of The "C" Student's Guide to Scholarships and is widely regarded as the Scholarship Guru.  Host Allison R. Brown is a civil rights attorney and President of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC), which works with schools and other organizations to create education equity plans and promote equity in education in compliance with federal civil rights law.

On Wednesday, July 3 from 3-4 pm EST The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds presents the ultimate ice cream show. Join us as we take a look at the history of ice cream and the role it plays in our American lives with Daniel Gritzer of Food & Wine magazine. And learn about the newest trends in ice cream with artisanal ice cream makers Felecia Hatcher from Feverish Ice Cream, Sophia Brittan from Victory Garden NY and Michael Turback author of A Month of Sundaes. We'll be talking about ice cream success stories, the best-selling flavors and ice cream brands, and the resurgence of popsicles. The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds airs on Blog Talk Radio every Wednesday from 3-4pm EST. Visit Halli's websiste for more on this show and all of our exciting shows at http://www.hallicasser-jayne.com

Business is all about creating an amazing customer experience. Felecia Hatcher of Feverish Ice Cream is the Queen of creating a sweet experience for her customers. Felecia turned her dream of ice cream into a business that led to her being honored by the White House as one of the Top 100 Entrepreneurs under 30, featured on the NBC Today Show, a TEDx Presenter and featured on the Cooking Channel, Inc Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, Black Enterprise and Essence Magazine. Feverish Ice Cream started with two ice cream carts found on Craigslist, to now having a slew of A-list clients including: J.Crew, Tom Cruise, Whole Foods, and Adidas. So how did she do it? 

On Thursday June 14 from 9-10 pm EST, we're discussing the history of ice cream and the role it plays in our American lives with Daniel Gritzer of Food & Wine magazine, artisanal ice cream makers Felecia Hatcher from Feverish Ice Cream and Sophia Brittan from Victory Garden NYC; and Michael Turback author of A Month of Sundaes. And we'll be talking with the delicious Hattie RetroAge, in her 70;s and full of vim and vigor, she says because she eats so much ice cream! We'll also discuss: What's new in the ice cream world; ice cream success stories; the best-selling flavors and ice cream brands; and the resurgence of popsicles, but with a twist. The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds, airs on Blog Talk Radio every Wednesday from 3-4pm EST and Thursday from 9-10pm EST. Visit www.hallicasser-jayne.com for more info.

On Wednesday, June 13 from 3-4 pm and Thursday June 14 from 9-10 pm EST, we're discussing the history of ice cream and the role it plays in our American lives with Daniel Gritzer of Food & Wine magazine, artisanal ice cream makers Felecia Hatcher from Feverish Ice Cream and Sophia Brittan from Victory Garden NYC; and Michael Turback author of A Month of Sundaes. We'll also discuss:What's new in the ice cream world; ice cream success stories; the best-selling flavors and ice cream brands; and the resurgence of popsicles. The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds airs on Blog Talk Radio every Wednesday from 3-4pm EST. Visit www.hallicasser-jayne.com for more info.

This week on Chat Chow TV, we meet Felecia Hatcher, the Chief Popsicle of Feverish Gourmet Popsicles. We chat on how Felecia "fell" into the business, some of their unique flavors (including the popular "Spiked" varieties), Felecia's TEDxMIA story and we learn about Feverish's contribution to education.

In this episode, Neo and Felecia Hatcher talk about insider business secrets for 2024 success! Learn the entrepreneurship success secrets of Felecia Hatcher, a successful CEO and business woman who has made an impact on many lives and shown how to be successful in her own unique way! ----------------- Visit https://bit.ly/3CsdJYY to apply to be a part of our mastermind, where we help coaches, consultants & course creators grow their revenue.