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Rita Britton is somewhat of a fashion legend.  For 50 years she ran an independent fashion store in Barnsley, Yorkshire called Polyanna, which was an International hub for luxury fashion stocked with Rita's unique style. When Polyanna closed in 2014, Rita focused on developing her own brand, Nomad, made in the UK with fabrics sourced from Yorkshire mills such as Abraham Moon and Joshua Ellis. Rita has a very loyal customer base, and she knows a thing or two about retail and fashion. So it was fascinating to hear her thoughts on manufacturing in the UK as part of a panel discussion we held at the Make it British virtual event in 2020. I've picked out some of Rita's best bits for you to listen to here on the podcast, including her thoughts on educating people to buy better and buy less, why there has never been a better time to bring manufacturing back home, and how the UK makes some of the best textiles in the world, yet we are encouraging young people to work in nail bars and do eyebrows rather than work someone and make clothes! Literally, every line Rita comes up with is a gem - there are some real pearls of wisdom in here, which are great to hear from someone that has been in the fashion industry for as long as Rita has. Discover: The companies Rita has founded and her mission to reduce waste in the fashion industry 04:17 Rita's thoughts on how waste could be reduced at the retail and consumer end of the fashion supply chain 06:46 What Rita's thoughts on young customers and their care for the planet compared to the older generation 08:53 How Rita believes the fashion industry is totally sales driven and how she's trying to do things differently at Nomad 12:28 More Rita Britton & Nomad Atelier Nomad Atelier Instagram More Make it British Manufacturing Made Easy™ -  find out how we can work together to build your British-made brand Make it British website Join Make it British -  become a member of our community Make it British Brands Directory - search for brands and manufacturers that make in the UK Manufacturers Directory - search for manufacturers that are verified members of Make it British Make it British Instagram

This week on Money In Money Out, Susan Gunn is joined by Janice Janssen for another episode of In The Embezzlement News!  This embezzlement scandal takes place in Dixon, Illinois, where the City Comptroller steals millions, forcing the city to the brink of budget failure. To date this case is known as the largest municipal fraud in US history.  Episode Highlights Kathe Swanson - The Whistleblower Rita A. Crundwell - The Embezzler Mayor Jim Burke - The Mayor and Confidant of Kathe  How Rita embezzled  How Rita got caught How to avoid embezzlement How Dixon is recovering Quotes “If a fraud of this magnitude can happen in Dixon, it can happen anywhere.”  “There were years the city had to take out loans to cover the amount she stole.”  “We both said good Lord Almighty, she STARTED with a 181k dollar theft! Dental embezzlers are brazen but have never started out with a theft so high!”  “You would be surprised how often we find records where the embezzlers are keeping track of how much they have stolen.”  “They said it would take her 120+ years to pay the restitution.”  “She had 400 horses on 22 farms in 13 states.”  “She liked her jewelry gaudy.”  “There is a lot of misplaced trust that the bank is watching, but they are not watching as much as you think they might be.”  “Managing your own business is really the most effective tool for oversight.” “It is so important to have an outside entity review your information.”  “Trust without verification can lead to betrayal.”  Links & Resources  Nobody Told Me That podcast: Fruitcakes & Fraud: The Collin Street Bakery Embezzlement All The Queen's Horses movie about Rita Crundwell Lies Breed Lies podcast about current EIDL & PPP fraud -- Reach Janice at Janice@GTSGurus.com. Or call 844-664-4487 -- Susan's Website: https://susangunnsolutions.com  Or call 888-994-3167 Books Online

In this episode, we go over  The confidence Rita has gained since working at Brooke Bauer Boutique  How Rita was able to raise her prices 3xs in 9 months  How Rita changed her social media presence and how it affected her business  Keep listening to find out more about how transformative self confidence can be as a stylist! 

Have you ever looked at your website’s traffic data or insights of your social media and felt completely lost? You’re definitely not alone if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed when trying to figure out what’s bringing clients in and what isn’t.   Rita Barry joins me and explains the importance of tracking your marketing analytics, where to start with your measurement, the different stages of a marketing funnel, how to understand marketing benchmarks, organic vs. paid social media strategies, and really breaks down how to look at your data with more confidence!    In this podcast episode, we share:  How Rita helps businesses understand their marketing metrics   Advice for those new to marketing data and how to narrow your focus on one measurement  Suggestions for how to ask questions when interpreting your marketing metrics 4 Metrics to consider: Awareness, Nurturing/Engagement, Sales, After-sale/Retention How to know if the answers you get from your data are good or need more attention  How to find benchmarks for your specific business marketing needs  What to look for regarding organic social traffic and creating goals in Google Analytics  How Rita determines what clients she works with and how her passion impacts her decisions   Memorable Quotes:  “There’s some sort of confidence that comes with once you know the numbers, then you feel more confident to move forward…” “Get really specific about the questions you want answered, and then specifically go look for the answer to that.”  “Focus on that one little piece and really dig into that, rather than trying to look at all your site traffic because that’s not really where insightful metrics come from…”  “When we’re doing any sort of measurement, we’re really looking for trends and patterns over time.”  “Measure yourself against yourself...it’s the best way to improve.”    About Rita: Rita is the owner of Rita Barry & Co. and a measurement marketing expert. For the past ten years, she and her team have been helping women-led digital businesses turn their marketing data into confident business decisions. Connect with Rita: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Links Mentioned: https://onlinedrea.com/mentorship https://onlinedrea.com/crisis https://onlinedrea.com/whatworks   This Episode Is Made Possible By: Traject Social (formerly Social Report): The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

“We all grow, but character doesn’t change.”The biggest family value that Rita was taught by her parents (1:40)How Rita learned to be comfortable in her own skin (4:05)How to handle doubt (7:00)What it means to reinvent yourself (10:08)How to from “I can’t” to “I will and I can and I’m going to” (14:10)What to do when challenges arise (19:20)How getting breast cancer shifted Rita’s perspective (21:49)What self-love looks like to Rita (25:56)The story behind Rita’s song “Throw Me a Party” (29:37)The story behind Rita’s song “The Spark” (32:15)What Rita has learned from 32 years of being married to Tom Hanks (34:05)How women can view themselves as wisdom keepers as they age (35:28)What it means to Rita to “own your throne” (44:29)Links mentioned in this episode:Nora EphronKara DioGuardiJesus CallingThrow Me a PartyWatch the full video of this episode on YouTubeFollow RitaFollow Own Your Throne

My guest today is Rita McGrath. Rita is a world-renowned professor at Columbia Business School, where she directs the popular Leading Strategic Growth and Change program. She is widely recognized as a premier expert on leading innovation and growth during times of uncertainty. She has received the #1 achievement award for strategy from the prestigious Thinkers50 and has been consistently named one of the world’s top ten management thinkers in its bi-annual ranking.Rita is the author of the best-selling The End of Competitive Advantage and her new book is Seeing Around Corners: How to Spot Inflection Points in Business Before They Happen.Rita has been rated one of the 25 smartest women to follow on Twitter by Fast Company and was voted HR Magazine’s “Most Influential International Thinker.”I’ve followed Rita’s work for several years and got connected with her personally after one of my team mates was lucky enough to be taught by her at Columbia.In this chat, we cover:* How she prioritises what projects she decides to work on* How Rita minimises decisions* How Rita gets the most out of her assistant* Where her book ideas come from* How to make something interesting* Rita’s approach to deciding what to read and maximising the impact of what she does read* Having a personal board of directors* On how failure can lead to a better future* How she arrived at the title for her latest book* Rita’s approach to doing Deep Work* How Rita’s approach to writing has changed over the last year* Rita’s go-to sources for informationFind out more about Rita at https://www.ritamcgrath.com/, follow Rita on Twitter, and get your copy of Seeing Around Corners.Visit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Being a health coach doesn’t mean you’re limited to offering programs based only on nutrition or physical fitness. Rita Avellar shares how her experience in content marketing led to a business helping other health coaches.     In this episode, Cathy and Rita discuss the following: Why Rita’s private group for health coaches evolved What inspired Rita to offer her own mentoring program to other health coaches How Rita’s previous experience allowed her to help more health coaches with social media How Rita’s educational background  in Brazil prepared her for health coaching Rita’s experience using ads and advice for new health coaches  Which coaching formula works best for Rita  Why Rita believes in the power of sharing your story with others     Rita Avellar realized her years of experience in marketing and content creation was a perfect way to offer a program for health coaches, teaching them how to navigate social media and produce creative and efficient content.   Mentioned In This Episode: IIN 12 Day Detox   Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website  

How Digital Can Start a Conversation with Rita Arrigo Innovations in technology and software are some of the hottest topics right now in the digital space. Envisioning what’s possible can be a team effort, so co-collaborating may be the way forward when it comes to planning strategies for future technologies.  Welcome to Interactive Minds, where each week digital marketing and business professional Louisa Dahl, shares with you the tangible takeaways and recipes for marketing success. She is joined by a host of passionate marketers, innovators and digital leaders from across the globe. If you want easily digestible marketing tips from the industry’s top leaders, this is the podcast is for you. In this episode Louisa has an in depth conversation with Microsoft’s chief digital officer, Rita Arrigo. Rita’s diverse role enables her to provide digital advisory services and technology leadership, while also creating value with emerging technologies such as AI, data IOT, block chain and mixed reality.  Rita is officially a problem solver with a passion for fledgling technology. With over 25 years’ experience in delivering and deploying online and IT solutions, she strives to enhance everyone’s lives with the kind of technology that is fun and easy to use. Louisa and Rita delve into the fascinating world of Microsoft. They lift the curtain on some of the most current case studies related to Computer Vision that Rita is spearheading. They also discuss what opportunities working together and co-collaborating can bring and how you can keep abreast of the new and innovative technology opportunities. What you can also discover in this episode: How Rita helps organisations understand their digital transformation initiatives Exploring the other technological aspects at Microsoft What a typical day looks like for Rita Rita’s globally diverse team and how she stays connected  How a new computer vision project was the result of a week-long ‘Hackathon’ Why Rita loves Instagram for promotion The value and potential in co-creation opportunities How Rita uses storytelling to bring something to life and get the buy-in Why dividing your day can keep you innovative and open minded Links: Rita Arrigo: LinkedIn Rita Arrigo: Twitter Rita Arrigo: Instagram Louisa Dahl: LinkedInInteractive Minds Website Join Interactive Minds' Facebook Group

In this podcast we will share how to get into buy and hold and create great income from rental properties with success interview with Rita Medeiros. Buy and Hold = Long Term Wealth - what this can do for your life;How Rita bought 21 rental properties in 11 months and so much more... During the live podcast you are welcome to ask questions via chat or live. You can also contact us via our site at www.realestateinvestingwomen.com

In this episode you’ll learn: How Rita went from being a sick child in Brazil suffering from multiple cases of pneumonia to the health coach she is today Ways to start taking charge of your health and transform the way your family eats Five simple and easy to implement strategies to nourish your body and mind

In this episode you’ll learn: How Rita went from being a sick child in Brazil suffering from multiple cases of pneumonia to the health coach she is today Ways to start taking charge of your health and transform the way your family eats Five simple and easy to implement strategies to nourish your body and mind

On Episode 1 we sat down with Rita Bunatal, the Founder of Malaika Apparel for The POC Report. Rita shared with us her journey from being a college student to launching a Small Business before she graduated. This episode also featured our April Top 10 Getaways of the month sponsored by Indie Creative Travel, a discount to Malaika Apparel and and our Spotlight series on Digital Storytellers and Entrepreneurs.Follow our host Wize Grazette on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedInSupport Digital Media Industry development for just $0.99 a month!Donate to Storytellers around the world todayEpisode Timestamps(0:00) Intro(0:45) Do you qualify for Indie Creative Grants?The POC Report (1:31) Intro w/ Rita Bunatal, Founder of Malaika Apparel (2:20) How Rita scaled her hobby to be the Small Business it is today.(3:50) How does Malaika Apparel contribute to the community? Indie Creative Travel(5:43) Indie Creative Travel Group Intro(6:20) Visit ICN.DJ(7:06) Podcast Feature of the Month is Series-ly Podcast. Podcast Feature of the MonthWeb series junkies Brittany & Mary host a weekly recap on the drama, the love, the scandals, the friendships and all the mess in between on their favorite web series. Tune in each Thursday with these girls for hilarious commentary!Hashtag #SerieslyPodcast to keep up with the conversation.Listen to Series-ly Podcast on ICN.DJ Visit SerieslyPodcast.com Rita Bunatal, Founder of Malaika ApparelThis brand is a practice that defies contemporary norms and aims to celebrate all people of color.The inspiration of Malaika Apparel is a challenge to the social conditions where Black representation is limited to its appropriation.Visit Malaika Apparel Creating a Sustainable Podcast is a 30 minute conversation Monday - Thursday about Tips and Tricks on how to create a sustainable podcast.Sign up for Creating a Sustainable Podcast Today!Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Indie Creative Ledger.

In the pursuit of physical health, we often neglect to work out our confidence muscles. Have you ever found yourself frustrated with the numbers on the scale, and asked, “Why can’t I just be happy?” Where are the warmth and the self-love that all of these “healthy” people seem to radiate? Have you ever stopped a moment to wonder if there is pain behind the smile?  How lucky we are, then, to have a person like Rita Chand here on this earth. I’ve never met anyone who exudes warmth, kindness, and acceptance like Rita. After struggling with her weight all her life, Rita knew it was time to take her health into her own hands, but the diet industry lets her down again and again. Today, Rita is going to share how she worked through difficult family relationships, built up her confidence and self-love, then transformed her health from the inside out. Rita is such an inspiration to me because she isn’t afraid to share how she made it through the “Messy Middle.” When our Instagram is filled with Before and After photos, it’s tempting to look at the middle of your own journey and despair. Rita wants to change that, one warm hug, big smile and affirming word at a time.  Rita is such an inspiration to me because she isn’t afraid to share how she made it through the “Messy Middle.” When our Instagram is filled with Before and After photos, it’s tempting to look at the middle of your own journey and despair. Rita wants to change that, one warm hug, big smile and affirming word at a time.  Listen in as Rita and I talk about:   •    Her health journey filled with ups, downs, and all-arounds. •    How Rita’s weight became a point of contention with her mother, and then a moment of connection.  •    A look at the holistic habits we can use to improve our health.  Rita’s inner transformation is truly inspiring and a story worth hearing.  Resources + People Mentioned: The Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes World Domination Summit Meet Rita!  Rita is an overall good human. She's committed to making a difference in the world, her own small world and the larger collective. This past year has been one of the most transformative years she's ever had, starting with her health and then her career. Just a few months ago, she started her dream job and hasn't looked back since. There's a level of happiness that Rita now exudes without doing anything. It's just how she now lives her life. She's good at always finding a bright-side in every situation and people love her for it. She's hugged her way around the world in her quest to bring There's a level of happiness that Rita now exudes without doing anything. It's just how she now lives her life. She's good at always finding a bright-side in every situation and people love her for it. She's hugged her way around the world in her quest to bring connection back to her own life, and after beginning the infinite game of wellness this year, she's out to disappear the perpetual cycle of disappointment that is the diet industry. Rita's mission: To empower people to believe the world is filled with possibility.  Rita’s Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lolaspeaking/ Website: https://liferising.wordpress.com/

Get all links mentioned:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/022-how-to-be-a-better-writer-be-a-good-listener-rita-erlich Skip through the episode:Brief introduction {04:52}How Rita came to write for the The Age Good Food Guide {06:57}Core principles of her writing {17:57}  How to be a good listener {19:42}On Dining in the Dark and the senses {21:01}Lessons learnt from her parents, family history {24:39}How her fascination with food came about {32:52}The importance of a humble dining experience {38:49}How Rita cooks {44:00}  More on the The Age Good Food Guide {51:07}The industry: then vs now {53:12}Chefs that currently stand out {55:48}What hasn’t changed in hospitality {58:48}The food culture of Melbourne {01:01:18}Advice to food writers starting now {01:04:05}Myths and mistakes writers may make {01:07:46}How she would train prospective journalists {01:09:06}Commonalities amongst the good restaurants {01:12:52}Apparent failures that have turned into a success {01:16:31}If she had to do a TED talk not on food or hospitality, what would it be? {01:20:10}Something she’s most proud of {01:20:57}Best purchase or experience under $200 {01:21:19}Something she’s changed her mind on recently {01:23:00}Cookbooks worth gifting {01:24:37}A billboard anywhere in Melbourne - where, and what would it say? {01:25:55}What insight about life seems obvious to her, but not to others? {01:26:45}