Podcasts about jar goods

Welcome to The Month End, a CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) community chat.  The Month End will provide emerging CPG brands real life knowledge into the accounting, finance, and operational world.  Our guests will be key stakeholders from those same brands, as well as other key contributors to the industry, which all have vast experiences and insight that will be shared with the audience.• • •In episode ten, Accountfully's Managing Partner, Brad Ebenhoeh sits down with Co-Founder and CEO of Jar Goods, Melissa Vitelli. Melissa gives us a no-BS look into the challenges of an inventory based start up and how she and her partner have tackled them.  This woman owned and run purveyor of quality sauces started based on a few things; to bring an exciting, fresh sauce option to the (stale) market, and to have a quickly prepared food that wasn't low quality (easier, faster, happier being the key words).  Learn how Jar Goods differentiated themselves from the big dogs in the sauce category and ways being part of the Chobani incubator program helped them in - as Melissa puts it - unmeasurable ways.You can also read more inside insight on how Accountfully helped the company in our Jar Goods case study:  https://www.accountfully.com/case-studies/jargoodsSHOW NOTES and AUDIO RECORDING:  http://www.accountfully.com/podcast​​The Jar Goods Website:  http://www.jargoods.com​​Jar Goods Case Study:  https://www.accountfully.com/case-studies/jargoods• • •MORE RESOURCESMore CPG Resources:  http://bit.ly/Accountfully_Resources​Become part of the in-depth conversation with fellow CPG business owners - Join The Accountfully Alliance Groups:     Facebook: http://bit.ly/Accountfully_Alliance_FB​     LinkedIn:  http://bit.ly/Accountfully_Alliance_LI​Use the power of your inventory to grow your business -Download The Inventory Handbook:  http://bit.ly/TheInventoryHandbook​

My guest, Melissa Vitelli, had a successful career in fashion photography but she found her herself being drawn to the food industry. It led her on her entrepreneurial path to selling homemade tomato sauce and becoming the co-founder and CEO of Jar Goods. "People who need quick foods, should not be relegated to low quality." - Melissa Vitelli. Learn more about this episode of She's Got Moxie at joychudacoff.com/137

Listen to Joe Connolly's interview with Jar Goods co-founder Melissa Vitelli in another episode on the Small Business Report Podcast. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Hear Joe Connolly's interview with the owner of Jar Goods for more on crowdfunding in another episode on this podcast. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Joe Connolly talks with Jar Goods co-founder Melissa Vitelli about how she is crowdfunding and growing even amid the COVID-19 pandemic and shares the lessons they learned that can help you grow your business. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Vitelli had a successful career in the New York fashion industry when she found herself looking for a way to decompress from the hustle and bustle of the city. As she began enjoying more time enjoying nature on the quieter side of New York state, she got into vegetable gardening. And, the closer she got to her food, the more Melissa began thinking about entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency. That’s when she decided she wanted to rewriter her narrative and become a food entrepreneur. And, that’s where her company Jar Goods was born. Jar Goods creates authentic, clean label tomato sauces made with sweet, vine-ripened tomatoes and NO artificial flavors, colors or artificial preservatives. In my conversation with Melissa, you’ll learn: How she was inspired to create a food product she calls, “joy in a jar” How building a passionate tribe is crucial in the food business How to create a strong brand story buyers will resonate with And, of course, what goes into making a really great tomato sauce You can learn more about Jar Goods at jargoods.com You can also get in touch with me at adriagreenhauff.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/better-food-stories/support

In Episode 32 I am joined by journalist, editor, and founder of Modern Cle, Jillian Kramer. Modern Cle is an email newsletter dedicated to telling the stories of North East Ohio. For just $3 a month you can purchase a subscription to Modern Cle and get a high quality article send straight to your inbox every month. In this episode Jillian tells us all about how she decided to become a journalist, what that path was like, crime reporting in Alabama, living in New York and then moving back to Ohio to start Modern Cle. To subscribe to Modern Cle visit their website. A subscription includes one article sent to your inbox per month, 20% off your ticket to their Behind The Story events, and the knowledge that you are supporting female writers and photographers here in Cleveland. If you would like to pitch a story click here. For updates follow Modern Cle on Instagram. To connect with me: Instagram Website E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com To support this podcast, check out our sponsors. Get 20% off your first order at Jar Goods by going to www.jargoods.com/museroom and use the code MUSEROOM all caps at check out. Get 15% off your order at Free Period Press by going to www.freeperiodpress.myshopify.com and use the code MUSE at check out. If this podcast brings you joy and inspiration, please consider leaving a review. Your support means the world! Thank you for listening.

Today's episode is a long one and it is a good one. This week's muses are Gia and Alexis, the leaders of Creative Babes Cleveland. I met up with them both for coffee back in October because I was curious about what they were doing and I immediately felt a connection towards them. Since that coffee date I attended two of the Creative Babes Cleveland events and I really just can't get enough. It's like a sleep over but for adults...and without the sleeping over. Words that I think of when I think of hanging out at Creative Babes are cozy, warm, gooey and magical. If you haven't been to one I highly recommend it. I was filled with so many good feelings when they both agreed to come and chat with me on the podcast. We ended up meeting up at Alexis's house on a Sunday morning and it was very on brand. Cozy and magical. We sat on the couch, drank coffee and chatted all things Creative Babes. I'm so excited for you to hear our conversation. Enjoy! Some of the things we talk about in the conversation are: -How Gia and Alexis met and how they fell in friendship love -How Creative Babes was born and how they got the idea to bring it to Cleveland -What it is like being a creative, trying to figure out what you want to do with your life...the options are endless! -Their current inspiration -What it is like working with your best friend -Female friendship AND MORE If you would like to connect with Gia and Alexis here's how: -Follow Creative Babes Cleveland on Instagram -Follow Alexis on Instagram -Follow Gia on Instagram -Check out the Website Connect with me: -Follow me on Instagram -Check out my website -Send an email to museroompodcast@gmail.com -I am booking clients for podcast management. Claim your spot here. -I am also launching an 8 week program called the Podcast Starter Pack. If you have been dreaming of having your own podcast, claim your spot now! Learn more about the program here. Support our sponsors: -Save 20% on your first order with Jar Goods by visiting www.jargoods.com/museroom and use the code MUSE ROOM at check out. -Save 15% on your order with Free Period Press by going to www.freeperiodpress.myshopify.com and use the code MUSE at check out. If this podcast brings value and inspiration to your life, please consider leaving a review. Your support means the world! Thank you for listening!

Welcome back to another episode of Muse Room. This week on the podcast I'm chatting with Lora, the founder of Free Period Press. Lora wanted to make space for more creativity in her life so she decided to create an adult coloring book with the help of her designer friends. Now Free Period Press has an incredible line of paper products that focus on self care, creativity and productivity. I sat down with Lora at Limelight (beautiful co-working space in Ohio City) last week and we chatted all things social media and creativity. In this episode we chat about: -Social media and how Lora takes control of her relationship with it -How Italian culture influenced her childhood and creativity -How she came up with the idea to start Free Period Press -Her creative process -How she got the opportunity to create a zine for the Good Company Magazine AND SO MUCH MORE How to connect with Lora: -Free Period Press on Instagram -Website -Come hang out with her at Muse Reading Room Connect with me: -Instagram -Website -Email: museroompodcast@gmail.com Enter our giveaway until 7pm Tuesday, March 26th! Support our sponsors: Get 15% off your order at Free Period Press by using the code MUSE at checkout. Head to Free Period Press to start shopping. Get 20% off your first order at Jar Goods by using the code MUSEROOM at checkout. Head to www.jargoods.com/museroom to grab your sauce! If this episode brought you joy, please consider rating and leaving a review. Your support means the world! Thank you for listening and I'll chat with you next week!

This seriously is an amazing episode. There are sooo many takeaways so make sure you are listening with intention. On Episode 23 I am joined by writer, activist, podcaster and entrepreneur, Cat Lantigua. Cat is the host of the Chats with Cat Podcast and Founder of The Goddess Council. She's a writer, activist and is passionate about empowering women, being aligned with your life's purpose, and enabling millenial greatness. Some of the topics in this episode include: What inspires Cat to continue on her journey Representation in media Aligning with your life's purpose How she struggled with identity as a child Why she started her podcast Her perspective on being a productive activist Why she started the Goddess Council And more! Connect with Cat: www.catlantigua.com Chats with Cat www.goddesscouncil.org Cat on Instagram The Goddess Council on Instagram Send Cat an e-mail to: cat@catlantigua.com Connect with me: www.museroom.space Instagram Send me an e-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com Get 20% off your first order of Jar Goods by going to www.jargoods.com/museroom and use the code MUSEROOM at checkout! If this episode resonated with you please consider sharing it with a friend or leaving a review on iTunes. Your support means so much! Thank you for listening!

Hi everyone! Welcome back to the podcast. We are kicking off Season 2 of the podcast with a solo episode. I wanted to get on the mic and tell you a little more about myself, my journey, why I started a podcast and my goals. So here it is! Let me know what you think. :) Today's episode is sponsored by Jar Goods. Go to jargoods.com/sponsors/muse-room to purchase your first order at 20% off! Thank you for your support Jar Goods! If this podcast brings you value, please consider leaving a review. I would love to hear what you think! Find me on Instagram Thank you for listening!