Podcast appearances and mentions of jacques bastien

We've talked frequently on Winfluence about the pay gap in influence marketing, both as it refers to gender and race. We've also spent some time with some amazing people discussing the issues of inclusivity, diversity and equity. But I don't think anyone would say we have done so enough. It's important for all of us to continue to discuss these issues to ensure all parties at the table in influence marketing are mindful and thoughtful about inclusivity, diversity and equity. That's the only way we can better ensure progress continues. Jacques Bastien is someone who has been actively making progress for the industry, for brands and the agency partners he's worked with. He is the CEO of Shade, an influencer marketing agency that focuses on black or brown creators. He's managed both a digital agency, but also a black and brown talent management service.  He says overall, we've made progress in closing those race gaps in pay and opportunity, but there's a lot of progress still to come.  We connected recently to talk about the challenges brands and creators face in working to ensure equitable opportunities come. He shared his perspective on working with brands and the concept of cultural relevance and sensitivity for not just creators, but your audience.. Smarts and a smart conversation with Jacques Bastien from Shade today on the show.   Winfluence is made possible by Cipio.ai – The Community Commerce Marketing platform. What does that mean? It's an influencer marketing software solution, but it has additional apps that function to tap into your brand community to drive commerce. Community Commerce Marketing moves beyond influencers to fans and followers, customers, employees and more. With Cipio.ai, you get the vital social media discovery and data you need for your typical influencer marketing effort. But additional apps help you uncover raving fans in your own community to increase sales, retention and engagement. The best thing about Cipio.ai? You can start using it for free. Influencer discovery and list building doesn't cost a thing. Go to jasonfalls.co/cipio and see the software that was so good, I joined the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamarlin talks to Jacques Bastien, founder and CEO of SHADE, a leading influencer management agency. They discuss Jacques' concept of "hustlepreneurship", developing a culture that embraces the benefits from entrepreneurship failure and navigating the complex business of social influencers.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In celebration of Black History month, Get on the Box is pleased to present Black Excellence: Sharing the stories of High Achievers.” In this month long series, GOTB will publish two episodes per week (Wednesday and Sunday)  highlighting the accomplishments and contributions of nine African American High Achievers. “Kindness is underrated” – Jacques H. Bastien Kicking off our celebration is today’s High Achiever, Jacques Bastien, (@jacqueshbastien)  Writer, consultant, college professor, and serial entrepreneur, Jacques Bastien is the CEO/founder of Boogie GRP, parent company to shade.co, boogie.co, nappy.co, to name a few. With his diverse experience, Jacques consults with companies and teams on leadership, personal development, and productivity. He also instructs students on how to design mobile apps at the University at Albany and teaches creatives how to turn their passions into full-time professions. Jacques has been featured in Forbes, Inc, Black Enterprise, Huffington Post, and more. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL DISCOVER: How to build a business with limited resources Jacques definition of entrepreneurship The meaning of “Hustle years” How to improve representation and create opportunities for black creators The benefits of working side-by-side with your spouse The importance of knowing what advice to follow The misconceptions of needing money to start a business Why it may be best to remain a solo-preneur How to run lean and stay profitable by outsourcing projects The importance of being kind in business Jacques number one time saving app  The two burning questions Jacques would want to ask Henry Ford How wearing a blazer helps you “stay ready” and so much more Success leaves clues! visit kitodelgado.com/black-excellence-jacques-bastien to learn more about the resources mentioned during today's episode.

Dahcia Bastien became fascinated with the idea of becoming an entrepreneur during college at University at Albany, when her boyfriend-now-husband, Jacques Bastien -- who freelanced throughout school -- defined entrepreneurship as the freedom to create something that's your own. Dahcia didn't know exactly what that freedom looked like for her, but what she made sure to do was remain open to the possibilities, even while working her 9-to-5 job at the New York State Assembly after graduation. As she worked with her husband on running his marketing company, Boogie, this possibility eventually evolved into Shade -- an innovative influencer marketing agency she created that represents influencers of color. On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Dahcia shares how to find a gap in the market, jump in and fill it, how to serve underserved customers, the importance of launching before you're "ready" and knowing when to move on and when you're on to something. PLUS, what you need to know to build your brand and become a successful influencer.   Show notes, links and resources for this episode may be found at supportissexypodcasst.com.   DON’T MISS AN EPISODE! SUBSCRIBE to Support is Sexy podcast on Apple Podcasts or on Stitcher Radio! Thank you for listening! And hey, if you love it, please click here to leave us a Rating & Review!    JOIN SUPPORT IS SEXY! FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM     [Music: “Easy” by SPCZ]

For the third episode of Bonnets & Durags: A Pillow Talk Podcast, Simone takes a deeper dive with Jacques Bastien, CEO of Boogie, as they uncover some of Jacques' tales of growing up Haitian, coining the term "hustlepreneur", overcoming business obstacles, building his empire, and the proposal video to his college sweetheart that went viral. Jacques on social: Twitter - @jacqueshbastien Instagram - @jacqueshbastien Website - http://www.jacquesbastien.com Resources: http://www.jacquesdahcia.com https://boogie.co http://www.shade.co https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZci9Kp60LM

Multicultural Marketing and Entrepreneurship as Dush Ramachandran speaks with entrepreneur, writer, college professor Jacques Bastien. We learn more about his  work as the CEO and founder of boogie, a multicultural mktg agency that he first started in his college dorm room.

In this episode of You University, I interview Jacques Bastien. Jacques Bastien is a 25-year-old entrepreneur, designer, writer and college professor. He’s the CEO of boogie, a millennial-run social media agency that he founded in his college dorm room and the co-founder of many other startups including: Authenpic, breadcrumbs, and WhatTheFee. In his spare time, he writes at Hustlepreneur.co (JacquesBastien.com), his personal blog dedicated to helping fellow entrepreneurs through his own experiences.  Jacques has a passion for startups, entrepreneurship, and social media. Many online publications have featured Jacques for his experience with business, human resources, social media, and marketing. Some of these publications include, but are not limited to: Forbes, Inc Magazine, Huffington Post, Social Media Today. Ready to build your brand? Get your 15 Free Videos RIGHT NOW http://goo.gl/oDCqdL

March 24, 2014 Wells Fargos Sean Mabey, Boogies Jacques Bastien & NICE Penina Rybak