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Jeanne David is the Founder and CEO of Outer Aisle, a brand that has been going beyond the grain to help more people kiss processed carbs goodbye with gluten-free, grain-free, nutritionally dense, and delicious cauliflower sandwich thins and pizza crusts. With estimates now showing that 75% of Americans will be diabetic or pre-diabetic within the next five years, Jeanne is on a mission to show people that they can enjoy their all-time favorite foods while reaping the benefits of anti-inflammatory and low glycemic cauliflower. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  The personal quest that led to the founding of Outer Aisle  Jeanne's original recipe and some of the other recipes Outer Aisle makes How Jeanne found a commercial kitchen, why she manufactures her own products, and how she started selling in retail stores How Jeanne expanded her market outside Whole Foods Jeanne explains how she financed her startup and managed to build a 37,000 square foot facility How Jeanne found distributors and brokers for her business and the common challenges food entrepreneurs face when looking for brokers Where to learn more about Outer Aisle Jeanne's future plans for the company, adopting canceled food shows, and having virtual meetings with buyers The biggest challenges Jeanne faced when growing her business and her advice to fellow entrepreneurs In this episode… To be a successful entrepreneur, you have to be convinced that your product is great and capable of meeting the needs of its target market. You need to be tenacious and driven to work on your business as much as humanly possible, despite all the challenges you’ll (inevitably) have to face. Jeanne David faced her own share of entrepreneurial challenges but managed to overcome them and grow her business from her home kitchen to a 37,000 square foot facility. Her strategy? She believed in her product and her ability to grow her business, which she succeeded in doing. In this week's episode of NexxtLevel Podcast, G. Steven Cleere is joined by Jeanne David, the Founder and CEO of Outer Aisle, to talk about Jeanne’s entrepreneurial journey and growing her food business. She also talks about her favorite recipes, bootstrapping her business, and how she overcame the challenge of finding distributors and brokers for a young company. Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Google Play Deezer Resources Mentioned in this episode Kitchen2Shelf Nexxt Level Marketing Outer Aisle Jeanne David on LinkedIn UNFI Distributors RangeMe Steve Cleere's interview with RangeMe's Brandon Leong and Vir Satyan Sponsor for this episode... Our podcast today is sponsored by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen-2-Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen-2-Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. Visit their website to get access to some free tools that can help you understand where your business stands.  Contact them today to find out how they can help you grow your brand and expand your business to reach its full potential.

This is part 2 of our 2-part series with Jeanne DeWitt, Head of North America revenue and Growth at Stripe. Welcome to Ground Truth by Dogpatch Advisors, a podcast about company builders, leadership, and how operators use data to build the future of sales. Ground Truth is hosted by Mercy Bell alongside Kyle Williams and Ben Salzman. To learn more, check out http://www.groundtruthpod.com (www.groundtruthpod.com) for other Ground Truth episodes and a deeper dive into each story.  In part 2 of this series, Jeanne DeWitt, Head of North America Revenue and Growth at Stripe, dives deep into all of the challenges she has faced inside of the growing startup and with that, the new approaches for outbound sales she’s discovered. Jeanne is convinced that the future of outbound is based on data-driven go-to-market strategies with the perfect blend of art and science, and with Stripe she’s experienced just that. From working on pieces of personalized content with Stripe founders John and Patrick Collision, to keeping your brand relevant and solving data vendor problems, Jeanne’s insights will help you build large-scale data pipelines and maintain authenticity. Podcast Summary: 01:42 - Jeanne’s transition to Stripe, the luxury of inbound demand and the hunt for the “Buffalo”. 03:08 - On cookie-driven prospecting and the new approach for outbound sales. 05:28 - What was it like working on content with Stripe’s founders John and Patrick Collison. 07:50 - The next challenge for Jeanne to do things differently compared to other companies. 09:23 - The power of messaging consistency while ensuring relevance and personalization. 11:48 - How Jeanne convinced the data science team to partner with the sales department. 14:48 - Smoke and mirrors: How Jeanne solved the huge data vendors problem along with experts. 19:56 - The art of data science or how to expand internationally using a data-driven model. 26:01 - A few extra anticipated learnings that have helped Stripe to get better overall. 28:31 - How Jeanne sees the future of data-driven sales for Stripe. 30:16 - Why she thinks the future of data and go-to market strategies is more like a mix between art and science.  31:25 - The importance of always starting with an articulated hypothesis to prove or disprove.                                                                                                                                                                                Listen to part 1 of the series and learn more about Jeanne’s background at Google. This podcast is made possible by Clearbit. To learn more go to https://my.captivate.fm/clearbit.com (clearbit.com) Credits Ground Truth is a production of https://www.dogpatchadvisors.com/ (Dogpatch Advisors). This episode was written by Jack Buehrer from https://campfirelabs.co/ (Campfire Labs,) sound engineering and studio space provided by TJ Bonaventura and Julian Lewis from https://studiopodsf.com/ (StudioPod), editing and mixing by Jorge Gonzalez from http://www.nodalab.com (Nodalab,) video production by Nick Shaheen from...

This is part 1 of our 2-part series with Jeanne DeWitt, Head of North America revenue and Growth at Stripe. Welcome to Ground Truth by Dogpatch Advisors, a podcast about company builders, leadership, and how operators use data to build the future of sales. Ground Truth is hosted by Mercy Bell alongside Kyle Williams and Ben Salzman. To learn more, check out http://www.groundtruthpod.com (www.groundtruthpod.com) for other Ground Truth episodes and a deeper dive into each story.  In this episode, we talk to Jeanne DeWitt, Head of North America Revenue and Growth at the big-tech online payments company, Stripe. Starting her career back in 2005 cold calling prospects with a phone book, Jeanne has come a long way since then, developing her skillset with tech startups like Google and Dialpad. During her time at Stripe, she has developed a sales framework using a groundbreaking data-driven approach to feed its outbound strategy as well as its content. Learn all about Jeanne’s success story in Google and how it helped her plant the seeds and inklings that inspired her to build the game-changing market machine at Stripe. Podcast Summary:  2:18 - How Jeanne’s father played a huge influence upon her to go into tech and the trip to Napa that changed her life.  04:28 - How she went from a sales rep at a small firm to landing a job at a yet-to-IPO search startup called Google.  06:24 - What working on the early Gmail team taught Jeanne about effectiveness and influencing people in product and engineering. 10:09 - Jeanne’s ultimate career goal, getting an MBA at Stanford, and returning to work on the G Suite.  14:47 - A new challenge for Jeanne: moving to Sydney and growing revenues for Google’s Asia Pacific exploding region.  17:17 - Going back to Google’s headquarters, heading up sales in America and rethinking the company’s sales model. 18:43 - Leaving Google and pursuing Jeanne’s new long-term goal as the CRO of a young company, now known as Dialpad. 20:11 - What it’s like to not work at Google, and entering Stripe in 2016 to build its go-to-market machine. Listen to part 2 of the series and figure out how Stripe blends business with data science. This podcast is made possible by Clearbit. To learn more go to clearbit.com Credits Ground Truth is a production of https://www.dogpatchadvisors.com/ (Dogpatch Advisors). This episode was written by Jack Buehrer from https://campfirelabs.co/ (Campfire Labs,) sound engineering and studio space provided by TJ Bonaventura and Julian Lewis from https://studiopodsf.com/ (StudioPod), editing and mixing by Jorge Gonzalez from http://www.nodalab.com (Nodalab,) video production by Nick Shaheen from https://www.abovetreelinestudios.com/ (Above Treeline Studios) and cover art by https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericmiller00/ (Eric Miller).

I can’t even begin to imagine going through what Jeanne Enstad has: 28 years of major surgeries, 4 open hearts, cancer twice, gangrene in both her legs, a head-on collision with an 18-wheeler, and 2 visits to heaven. By the end of it, she came out with $290,000 in medical bills and a new lease on life. Her first book, “A Journey of Hope to Heaven and Back” has been adapted into a Hollywood screenplay. Despite all she’s been through, Jeanne has kept a positive, upbeat attitude and is striving to help others view life in a different light. SHOW NOTES [5:20] The one telltale sign of a true workaholic [12:01] What it was like coming back from heaven [18:08] A head-on collision and second visit to heaven [25:00] How Jeanne overcomes every challenge [31:58] A life-saving trip to Walmart Hustle & Motivate is brought to you by JokerMag.com, the home of the underdog. Subscribe to The Underdog Newsletter: https://jokermag.com/newsletter/ Music by TYSHii & A.N.T.

Stories are such a powerful way to connect with your customers. Jeanne Fiocca knows that firsthand. Jeanne is the owner of CookieText, a company she started from her garage. One of my favorite quotes from this interview is when Jeanne said, "If you love something, figure out a way to make it your job." In this interview you'll learn about the power of her story, and how it has worked to connect her with people to help grow her business. What you will learn in this episode: *How & why Jeanne started her company from home, and how she has continued to grow it *How Jeanne will scale a business that is based on customization *How her background in occupational therapy helped to create structure within her business *Challenges to growth *How she figured out what worked in marketing CookieText *How she has used social media to drive stories home with customers and potential customers *How Facebook Live has been a great way to create engagement with viewers and fans *Growing a business and raising children Links mentioned in this episode: *Connect with CookieText and read Jeanne's blog here. *CookieText on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. *The 5-Day Media Magnet Challenge *The Ultimate DIY Guide To Getting Great Press *My blog posts and podcast episodes on Content Creation *Look at the content creation system I created in Trello. Click here to take a peek. *Get tickets to the Social Media Marketing Made Easy Conference April 12-14, 2019 in Norfolk. Use the code, "Cheryl" and get $20 off. Click here to get tickets. *Get the guide: "10 Ways To Ace Your Video Strategy." Click here to download it. *Take the survey - What questions do you have about video marketing, YouTube marketing and video strategy? Click here to take the survey. *Want to work with Cheryl? Learn more about her Strategy Sessions here. *Click to join the STANDOUT with Cheryl Tan community

Jeanne Bliss is the President of CustomerBliss, where she guides C-Suite and Chief Customer Officers around the world on earning business growth by improving customers’ lives. She pioneered the role of Chief Customer Officer, holding the first ever CCO role for over 20 years at Lands’ End, Microsoft, Coldwell Banker, and Allstate where she drove achievement of 95 percent loyalty rates. Jean is a sought after speaker and thought-leader, co-founder of the Customer Experience Professionals Association, and the author of three best-selling books, including the newly released, “Would You Do That To Your Mother?” What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Jeanne wrote her latest book “Would You Do That to Your Mother?” The importance of taking business personally How Jeanne’s book “Would You Do That to Your Mother?” can be helpful to every member of your organization Why you should strive for goodness driven growth within your organization The importance of connecting to your mission Why you need to earn the trust of your customers How to become innovative to meet the needs of your customers Why you need to think through the lens of your customer How being deliberate in your treatment of your customers turns you into a “make Mom proud” company The importance of leaders enabling their employees to bring their best selves to work Ways to contact Jeanne: Website: www.make-mom-proud.com Website: www.customerbliss.com Twitter: @JeanneBliss Book: “Would You Do That to Your Mother?: The Make Mom Proud Standard for How to Treat Your Customers”

In today’s episode of Yoga| Birth| Babies I have the pleasure of speaking with Jeanne Faulkner R.N. Jeanne initially wrote for FitPregnancy, penning the column “Ask a Labor Nurse.” She has since written 2 books, Common Sense Pregnancy and The Complete Illustrated Birthing Companion. She hosts 3 podcasts Common Sense Pregnancy (she had me as a guest too, check out ep #106), CARE Action!, and Activists on the Line! Today we talk about her experiences in the labor and delivery room and how that led to her foreign assistance lobbying. We also cover how care during pregnancy is affected when we come from a place of fear instead of wellness. In this episode: How Jeanne went from L&D nursing to foreign assistance lobbying and podcasting. What Jeanne thinks of the current state of maternal healthcare in the US. What role does feminism play in changing maternal healthcare in the US? What’s the difference between a fear-based pregnancy and a well-based pregnancy? About Jeanne:  Jeanne Faulkner is a writer, podcaster, registered nurse, speaker, mother and maternal health advocate. After almost 20 years work as a labor and delivery nurse, Jeanne branched into writing for magazines, newspapers and websites about topics ranging from asthma to Zen meditation with a heavy focus on women’s health, politics, parenting and feminism.  She’s the author of two books, The Complete Illustrated Birthing Companion and Common Sense Pregnancy, which inspired her podcast, Common Sense Pregnancy and Parenting.  She also writes and hosts two podcasts for CARE, the global humanitarian organization and she’s the co-founder of Civics for Cynics, workshops that raise advocates from the ground up.  Jeanne lives in Oregon with her family. Connect with Jeanne: https://www.jeannefaulkner.com @commonsensepregnancy on instagram @jeannefaulkner on twitter @commonsensepregnancyandparenthood of facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 05 - Jeanne Marie - From Bullied to Bodybuilder: The Subtle Art of Stumbling Upon Your Strengths __ Today on Stronger Self Radio I interview Jeanne Marie, an online coach and NPC competitive bodybuilder who went through some serious hardship earlier in her life to become the empowering and inspiring woman she is today. Some of awesome topics we talked about: -How Jeanne learned how to step out of her comfort zone and make going to the gym a habit for life -How to surround yourself with people who empower you and get away from those who take away from you -The incredible power of just one compliment -How to sift through the potentially harmful inauthentic messages on social media and in the fitness industry -The struggle between internal and external strengths (and finding your own) -How IIFYM (If it fits your macros) saved her relationship with food and made it easier for her to diet down and look great -Jeanne’s end goal to start an orphanage in Haiti -How her mentality of “getting uncomfortable with the comfortable” continues to impact her life today __ Some Amazing Quotes that were said: “I literally looked in the mirror one day and realized that over a period of time I had gained 30 pounds and I didn’t know where to start...” “The gym is my therapist... it is a place where you can go and let out any emotion... if I am having a bad day or a good day I have good lift... nothing else matters....” “I don’t think my 16 year old self would believe that I would [later surround myself] with a group of women who are so empowered and speak so kindly of themselves....” “Being empowered in not about someone saying your pretty or your body looks good... its things like you made me confidence, you made me healthy... its compliments on your abilities which are so much more powerful than your just your physical body” “I had a coach that told me I could only eat spinach and tilapia.... this was for 16 weeks... and I was restricting myself so much that I found it hard to enjoy my life... she has a million followers so I could trust her.... but I couldn’t live like this... then I discovered IIFYM and it changed my life” “You don’t have to be restricted to see the results you want with your body... you don’t deserve to go through a diet that makes you miserable” “Everyday is a brand new chance... a fresh start. You can change your life at any point. Its not ever a now or never situation. It is whenever” __ You can find out what Jeanne is up to at: @jeannemariefit jmariefitness.com __ Join the Movement. www.thestrongerselfmovement.com And Together We Can Pursue Our #StrongerSelf __ Music by: BVRNOUT & KROMATIKS - Follow Your Heart ft. Cadence Ludden (WiDE AWAKE Remix) and BVRNOUT & KROMATIKS - Follow Your Heart ft. Cadence Ludden