Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer iannolo

Firaol Ahmed emailed roastmaster Brian Franklin a few months ago, asking if he'd like samples of his Ethiopian coffee. Franklin get emails like this from random strangers a lot, but for some reason decided to look into this one. The young importer and seasoned roaster found a lot in common, and made a deal on some outstanding coffee. In this episode, Firaol tells about his history, while Mark and Brian discuss the backstory behind DoubleShot's Ethiopian coffee drama. Get the Ethiopia Guji Buku Abel at DoubleShotCoffee.com. Pre-order The Coffee Purist at purist.coffee.

What do you get when you combine the fiery personality of a food influencer with a vision to empower women's social impact projects around the globe, backed by the power of the U.S. Department of State? You get IMPERIA, Jennifer Iannolo's global incubator that is connecting creative and motivated minds from 195 countries. What made Jennifer go from a food podcast network to a global impact entrepreneur? What kinds of projects and success stories does the incubator already have? And who are the people who make up the partners and participants in this impressive mission? Subscribe to the Timeless & Timely newsletter.   Links: Imperia Jennifer's website Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn and Twitter   Great news! Podcast discovery tool Goodpods informed us that Timeless Leadership is #5 in the Top 100 Management chart and #11 in the Top 100 Philosophy chart.     This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.timelesstimely.com/subscribe

"I thought about women in the world and what that meant to me and what kind of a legacy did I want to create and I realized that there are women in countries that are not supposed to be succeeding. Everything is stacked against them and yet they are creating the most magnificent projects and initiatives and I thought what would it be like to put them all together in one conversation." - Jennifer Iannolo As summer comes to an end, what's next and where do we want to go from here? Today's inimitable guest, Jennifer Iannolo, is a global speaker and empowerment catalyst. As a lifelong entrepreneur, she created the world's first food podcast network in 2006 and now devotes her life to creating and supporting powerful women around the globe. "There we were. All of a sudden we had a network." - Jennifer Iannolo Jennifer coaches startup founders from Hollywood to Silicon Valley and New Delhi, as well as the social impact founders of IMPERIA, an innovation incubator she created for women in 195 countries. Her clients have been recognized by such prestigious organizations as Forbes 30 Under 30, the United Nations, and the Golden Globes. All of her work revolves around her methodology of Self-Directed Empowerment, which creates every human being as their own renewable, sustainable source of power. On today's show, she shares her story and takes us behind the conversations and the breakthroughs of her latest global cohort of leaders.  She shares ways to find your only, define a business's impact, and the steps you can take towards self-directed empowerment. We discuss the power of innovation, how to define profitability, and what to do when you're ahead of the curve. We also talk about our vision for the future and the importance of focusing on what we value, taking responsibility and living our legacies. “Anyone who is forward thinking has this incredible opportunity right now to invent something different and create differently.” - Jennifer Iannolo Show Notes: The power of innovation What to do when you're ahead of the curve Steps to self-directed empowerment Jennifer Iannolo's vision of the future How to define profitability How to define a business's impact How to hone your critical eye The power of vulnerability What's next for Jennifer Iannolo "There is something about being The Only that is terrifying and exciting at the same time and it's the ability to paint the canvas the way you want to." - Jennifer Iannolo 3 Pieces of Advice or Action Steps: Check your lens for ways to reframe a situation Eliminate any zero-sum games Take responsibility "It is critically important for you to really own and understand the lens you are looking through when you're looking at a problem." - Jennifer Iannolo Brand and Resource Mentions: Learn more about Imperia Connect with Jennifer Iannolo: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Jennifer Iannolo Thanks for being a part of this bold and powerful conversation on The Power of The Only! Whether you feel like the only one in your company, industry or community or the only woman in the room, we're here to support you in stepping up, speaking up through power, presence and representation and to make an impact in your personal and professional life. Get my Free YOU, Amplified! Video Training Series-7 Steps To Always Ready, Confidence, Clarity and Connection On-Camera and Off! Click here Want even more insider tips, resources and training  to help you own your voice and power and step into your leadership.  Join me in my free, invite only  YOU, Amplified!™ community! You can also join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter. Learn more about this episode of The Power of The Only with Angela Chee at www.angelachee.com/25

Jennifer Iannolo and I sat down to talk about the incredible work she's doing to make an impact on bringing a voice to women entrepreneurs globally. Jennifer has a phenomenal story to tell and I had such a great time talking with her. We talk about everything to her having the opportunity to fly around the world to taste delectable food, the founding of her incubator, taking inspiration from Jay-Z, why she felt that her world had come full circle when moved into her office at the new World Trade Center, and so much more. Make sure you check out the work that she's doing over at Imperia, which is a global innovation incubator and leadership development program for women who are changing the world for better. Note: My goal as far as timing goes is to keep the episodes to 30 minutes or less but this conversation was so good and I think it'll be helpful to so many that we neared the 45 minute mark. Follow Jennifer on: Twitter Instagram

Today’s guest is on a mission to disrupt the way we approach empowerment. A lifelong entrepreneur, she is the founder and CEO of IMPERIA™, an incubator for women creating social impact projects across seven continents. Her methodology of Self-Directed Empowerment is showcased in her keynotes around the world from Abu Dhabi to Harvard University and the United Nations and she is a featured expert on women’s entrepreneurship for the U.S. State Department. When she isn’t on stage, she is at IMPERIA’s headquarters atop the World Trade Center in NYC, where she and her team have dedicated themselves to building resilient female leaders. She is the author of two books, her most recent is “No One is Coming: An Empowerment Manifesto” and she has been featured in international media including Bloomberg Businessweek and the documentary Eat.Drink.Cook. Please join me in welcoming Jennifer Iannolo. Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? Or Stitcher? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration! In this episode we discuss: her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is about character. It’s about who you are when things get really tough.” how she went from a “bossy” child to a leader through learning radical empathy. the question she has asked several clients over the last few weeks about who they want to be known as once this pandemic is over. how she is a first generation American and how her experiences and successes are directly from her dad, who was raised under Mussolini rule, and her mom, who was raised under the rule of Winston Churchill. how she learned about resilience. her methods for networking, including having group dinners when she is traveling. Links Jennifer Iannolo on LinkedIn and Twitter. www.jenniferiannolo.com www.imperia.global Books mentioned in this episode: “No One is Coming: An Empowerment Manifesto” by Jennifer Iannolo “The Gilded Fork - Entertaining at Home: A Year of Dinner Parties” by Jennifer Iannolo and Mark Tafoya “Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One” by Jenny Blake “The Connector’s Advantage: 7 Mindsets to Grow Your Influence and Impact” by Michelle Tillis Lederman Other Resources: Listen to my interview with Jenny Blake. Listen to my interview with Michelle Tillis Lederman. Learn more about the National Speakers Association. About Robbie: Robbie Samuels is a keynote speaker, TEDx speaker, and relationship-based business strategist who has been recognized as a “networking expert” by Inc., Forbes, Harvard Business Review Ascend and Lifehacker. He works with event organizers and associations to create a better experience for “Year 2” participants, leading to increased member value and member retention. In light of COVID-19, he is assisting organizations with bringing this more engaging experience to virtual events as a Virtual Event Design Consultant and Emcee. Events are about content AND connections. Virtual events can no longer be an exception. He is the author of the best-selling business book Croissants vs. Bagels: Strategic, Effective, and Inclusive Networking at Conferences and has been profiled in the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Fast Company. He writes for Harvard Business Review Ascend. His clients include associations and corporations including Marriott, AmeriCorps, Hostelling International, and General Assembly. He has been featured in several books including Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It by Dorie Clark and The Connector’s Advantage: 7 Mindsets to Grow Your Influence and Impact by Michelle Tillis Lederman. He has guest lectured at many leading educational institutions including Harvard University, Brown University, Cornell University, Brandeis University, and Northeastern University. Robbie is the host of On the Schmooze podcast which features his networ...

Today's guest is on a mission to disrupt the way we approach empowerment.  A lifelong entrepreneur, she is the founder and CEO of IMPERIA™, an incubator for women creating social impact projects across seven continents.  Her methodology of Self-Directed Empowerment is showcased in her keynotes around the world from Abu Dhabi to Harvard University and the United Nations and she is a featured expert on women's entrepreneurship for the U.S. State Department. When she isn't on stage, she is at IMPERIA's headquarters atop the World Trade Center in NYC, where she and her team have dedicated themselves to building resilient female leaders.  She is the author of two books, her most recent is “No One is Coming: An Empowerment Manifesto” and she has been featured in international media including Bloomberg Businessweek and the documentary Eat.Drink.Cook.  Please join me in welcoming Jennifer Iannolo.    In this episode we discuss: her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is about character. It's about who you are when things get really tough.” how she went from a “bossy” child to a leader through learning radical empathy.  the question she has asked several clients over the last few weeks about who they want to be known as once this pandemic is over.  how she is a first generation American and how her experiences and successes are directly from her dad, who was raised under Mussolini rule, and her mom, who was raised under the rule of Winston Churchill.  how she learned about resilience. her methods for networking, including having group dinners when she is traveling.  Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchmooze.com - episode 193

When Brennen and I started this podcast, we knew the topic of getting unstuck would resonate but we didn’t realize how many people would have such powerful and interesting stories that they were willing to share with us like the one from Jennifer Iannolo, whom I interviewed on our show today. She went from being in the world of luxurious food and wine and starting the FIRST food podcast to learning she had a debilitating disease that forced her to switch gears and change careers...and boy did she change careers. Check out the episode to find out how she got unstuck in a major way! About Jennifer Iannolo: Jennifer Iannolo is a global speaker and empowerment catalyst. A lifelong entrepreneur, she is the founder and CEO of IMPERIA™, an innovation incubator focused on women creating social impact projects around the globe. IMPERIA brings together women from 195 countries to develop their leadership and provide a strong sense of community, with programming based on Jennifer’s methodology of Self-Directed Empowerment™, which illustrates how one can become one’s own renewable, sustainable source of power. The theory is highlighted in her recently-published empowerment manifesto, No One is Coming. Jennifer speaks on empowerment and entrepreneurship at venues from the United Nations to Harvard University, and corporate headquarters like Konica Minolta. She is also a featured speaker on women’s entrepreneurship for the U.S. State Department, which has sent her on tours throughout India and Nepal. When she’s not on stage, Jennifer is at IMPERIA’s headquarters atop the World Trade Center, where she and her team have dedicated themselves to building resilient female leaders, including the recent $1M winner of the WeWork Creator Awards Global Finals. She is also a mentor for Nile Rodgers’ We Are Family Foundation. Jennifer has been featured in Bloomberg Businessweek, a New York Times bestseller, and an international documentary about her former career in the world of food and wine, where she co-created the world’s first food podcast channel in 2006. Jennifer is a graduate of the Stern School of Business at NYU, and lives in NYC. Connect with Jennifer: https://www.threedotdash.org/ https://imperia.global/ Social: @imperiaglobal Link to manifesto Here’s to Getting Unstuck, Cynthia Sponsor Love: This week our show is brought to you by our introductory Getting Unstuck Program, which is a FREE course. I can speak from my own personal experience as to how fearful and anxious I was at times once I stepped out on my own and decided to build my own consulting business,. I had a vision and a mission, but I wasn’t sure if it was going to work and how it was all going to come together. I pushed passed the fear and then enlisted my own advice, which is detailed out in Goal Magic’s Getting Unstuck Program, and I can tell you honestly and with complete sincerity that this stuff works, folks! I now have 3 signed contracts and more inquiries about my work than I can manage in any given day. If you want those same results and to find that path forward in whatever way you want to get unstuck, then enroll now at www.goalmagic.co/getunstuck. This is different from our usual emails that we send from time to time so if you want IN on this, sign your badass self up and work your way to freedom, my friends!     GOAL MAGIC Music Credits

At the peak of her dream career, Jennifer Iannolo was chasing after truffle dogs in Italy as a digital pioneer and co-creator of the first food podcast network – then 25 years into her entrepreneurial adventures, boom, she has to completely reinvent her work and life because suddenly, her body was intolerant of major food groups (like bread, cheese, garlic and wine). Today, Jennifer is the founder and CEO of IMPERIA, an innovation incubator focused on women creating social impact projects around the globe. In this Business Builders Show interview, Jennifer shares the “what would mom do” philosophy that snapped her out of her funk, the questions she asked herself that led to creating IMPERIA as well as her Self-Directed Empowerment methodology. Jennifer recently published “No One Is Coming: An Empowerment Manifesto” (a precursor to a book due out in 2020) – and she shares with us why should couldn't wait to two years get her ideas out in the world (perhaps an idea for listeners of this show who are aspiring authors). You'll think about empowerment differently, shift the lens on your own situation and so much more after this conversation with serial entrepreneur, Jennifer Iannolo. Find out more about Jennifer Iannolo here: https://jenniferiannolo.com/ Find “No One Is Coming: An Empowerment Manifesto” on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2GOkIOD Learn about Imperia: https://imperia.global/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So often we disempower ourselves because we look through a lens of excuses. When our businesses aren't doing well, we'll say, “The economy is bad” or “Email marketing is dead” instead of looking for ways we can do better. It's time to stop depending on others and find strength within ourselves. My guest today calls this “Self-Directed Empowerment.” We have to have personal accountability to be able to withstand failure and struggle. Taking responsibility for your circumstances is not about blame, it's about owning your space. To dive deeper into the idea of succeeding in spite of limitations, I've brought on a global catalyst of human empowerment Jennifer Iannolo. Through her keynote talks, workshops and private coaching for organizations including the United Nations, Harvard University, Konica Minolta, and the US State Department, she is building resilient, unstoppable humans with her method of Self-Directed Empowerment. To learn how to stop making excuses and utilize your own power, listen to this episode now. THE WONDER WOMAN WARRIOR   “Empowerment is a sustainable energy source.” - Jennifer Iannolo Highlights - No one is coming. You need to own what you're bringing to the table. Exponential Impact: if you educate a woman, you educate a village. The way we've been defining empowerment is wrong. We don't want anyone to depend on us for empowerment. Self-directed empowerment is building resilience. Check your lens: everything we experience in life is dependent on what lens we look through. There is a difference between personal accountability and beating yourself up. Eliminate “Zero-Sum Games.” In a zero-sum game, one team wins and another loses. When collaboration happens, it's magical. Take responsibility. Guest Contact - Jennifer's Website Jennifer's Twitter Jennifer's Manifesto Contact Jeffrey - Website Coaching support My book, LINGO: Discover Your Ideal Customer's Secret Language and Make Your Business Irresistible is now available! Watch my TEDX LincolnSquare video and please share!  Mentions - Read Jay-Z's Biography Empire State of Mind Learn more about Imperia, the Global Innovation Incubator Resources - Have Your Website Brand Message Reviewed! Is your website and are all your marketing materials speaking the right LINGO of your ideal customers? Often it's not which is why you're not converting traffic and leads to clients and attracting your most profitable customers. Fill out the simple LINGO Review application and I'll take a look at your website. If I have suggestions for you to improve your brand message (I almost always do), we'll set up a complimentary 30-minute call to discuss. A select number of websites are also chosen for my LINGO Review Video Series. Fill out the application today and let's get your business speaking the right LINGO! Music by Jawn

Jennifer Iannolo is a women's empowerment and entrepreneurship expert who has led keynote talks and workshops for prestigious institutions like Harvard University and the United Nations, and recently toured through India as a featured speaker for the U.S. State Department's Global Entrepreneurship Summit.Jennifer is also the founder of IMPERIA (formerly known as The Concordia Project), a global innovation incubator that joins women from 195 countries in a collaborative conversation about empowerment, resilience, and leadership. Through her leadership coaching, Jennifer has helped past clients successfully pitch incubators and win lucrative startup funding competitions.In her earlier career, Jennifer was a pioneer in digital content. She co-created the world's first all-food podcast channel, Culinary Media Network, in 2006.Mind of a Mentor is an Ossa original show hosted by Marla Isackson, Founder and CEO of Ossa Collective women's podcast network. For more information about Ossa, visit: https://ossacollective.com/Follow Ossa on Socials- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ossaforpodcasters/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ossa-collective/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ossacollectivenetwork

Jennifer Iannolo is a women's empowerment and entrepreneurship expert who has led keynote talks and workshops for prestigious institutions like Harvard University and the United Nations, and recently toured through India as a featured speaker for the U.S. State Department's Global Entrepreneurship Summit. Jennifer is also the founder of IMPERIA (formerly known as The Concordia Project), a global innovation incubator that joins women from 195 countries in a collaborative conversation about empowerment, resilience, and leadership. Through her leadership coaching, Jennifer has helped past clients successfully pitch incubators and win lucrative startup funding competitions. In her earlier career, Jennifer was a pioneer in digital content. She co-created the world's first all-food podcast channel, Culinary Media Network, in 2006.

Colleen sits down with entrepreneur and speaker Jennifer Iannolo to talk about empowerment, equality and equity. Jennifer wants us to rethink how we approach empowerment and equality as a zero sum game and worries that our current way of doing things is laying groundwork for a different kind of inequality down the road.

Hey there, Shareable listeners! We hope you enjoyed public speaking week and all of the wisdom that our guests brought to your ears! This week, we’re bringing another boss-ass lady your way! It’s Jennifer Iannolo, pronounced (Ya-know-low)! As a featured speaker for the U.S. State Department, Jennifer travels the world igniting women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship through talks and workshops, where she encourages young women to examine “How to Have It All.” In 2015, she launched The Concordia Project™ to start a global conversation of inclusive empowerment, as well as programs to guide young women through their key decision-making moments in life. And she recently shared those insights at UN Headquarters during the 61st Commission on the Status of Women. AND on top of all that. She’s the co-creator of Culinary Media Network® — the world's first all-food podcast channel. She's been featured on tv, in Bloomberg Businessweek, the New York Times bestseller list, and the documentary Eat. Cook. Love. In this episode, she teaches us how to ignite empowerment in our employees. We get in to the differences between how men and women approach this topic and where those differences come from in the first place. This conversation is for everyone, offering a fuller picture of what motivates us in the workplace and how we can empower each other to get shit done.

Hey there, Shareable listeners! We hope you enjoyed public speaking week and all of the wisdom that our guests brought to your ears! This week, we're bringing another boss-ass lady your way! It's Jennifer Iannolo, pronounced (Ya-know-low)! As a featured speaker for the U.S. State Department, Jennifer travels the world igniting women's empowerment and entrepreneurship through talks and workshops, where she encourages young women to examine “How to Have It All." In 2015, she launched The Concordia Project™ to start a global conversation of inclusive empowerment, as well as programs to guide young women through their key decision-making moments in life. And she recently shared those insights at UN Headquarters during the 61st Commission on the Status of Women. AND on top of all that. She's the co-creator of Culinary Media Network® — the world’s first all-food podcast channel. She’s been featured on tv, in Bloomberg Businessweek, the New York Times bestseller list, and the documentary Eat. Cook. Love. In this episode, she teaches us how to ignite empowerment in our employees. We get in to the differences between how men and women approach this topic and where those differences come from in the first place. This conversation is for everyone, offering a fuller picture of what motivates us in the workplace and how we can empower each other to get shit done.

Clinical Neuropsychologist and Memory Expert Dr. Michelle Braun helps individuals boost their brain health and reduce their risk for Alzheimer's. She discusses the mind-body connection and exercises to strengthen your memory. Jennifer Iannolo launched her Concordia Project to transform the global conversation about empowerment for women. She leads think tanks for women ages 18-25 around the world and is a featured speaker for the U.S. State Dept. on women's entrepreneurship and social change.This show is broadcast live on Monday's at 4PM ET on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Women, Entrepreneurs, Business, Leadership, Confidence     Summary   November 18th, 2016 is Women's Entrepreneurship Day. I thought we could celebrate that by hearing from two women who are not only great friends of mine as well as very successful entrepreneurs, but have also dedicated themselves to empowering women all over the world. First, we'll speak with Ingrid Vanderveldt of EBW2020 and then, after a quick break, Jennifer Iannolo of the Concordia Project. You'll want to hear from--and then most likely connect with--both of them. They are both amazing! That and more on today's show. Interview with Ingrid Vanderveldt   You'll discover:   How Ingrid developed a global vision and became a missionary of a different kind. Why there are specific challenges women face when building a business. Why a lack of confidence prevents so many women from starting, growing, or scaling a venture. What you can expect to happen when you get involved with EBW2020.   Links:   EBW2020.com IngridVandervelt.com Follow Ingrid on Twitter   Interview with Jennifer Iannolo   You'll discover:   What it means to have a framework for empowerment, and why it doesn't mean taking power away from men. Jennifer's exciting work in Nepal and how it is helping young women to stand up courageously for their convictions. The surprising results of Jennifer's experiment in offering a workshop on “having it all.” The story behind the Concordia Project's name, its connection to Roman mythology, and how it is empowering women entrepreneurs..   Links:   ConcordiaProject.orgJenniferIannolo.com Follow Jennifer on Twitter   Click to Tweet   Join us for Women's Entrepreneurship Day with @ontheroadwithIV and @foodphilosophy. Discover how Ingrid Vanderveldt is helping empower women all over the world through @EBW2020. @ontheroadwithIV Discover how Jennifer Iannolo is helping empower young women entrepreneurs in Nepal and beyond. @foodphilosophy   Resources   Sell The Go-Giver Way Webinar GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

Jennifer Iannolo, Founder & CEO of The Concordia Project. A life-long entrepreneur and pioneer in digital media based in New York City, she has built several companies and collaborated on initiatives with the Department of State, various non-profit organizations, Harvard and New York University. Ms. Iannolo brings significant experience and knowledge on guiding emerging companies and a commitment to developing young women entrepreneurs. Additionally, she works with the A Million for A Billion organization which will be launching its Nepal entrepreneurship microaccelerator in the fall of 2016. http://concordiaproject.org/ Jennifer is all about empowering enthusiasts who dream and step into the world of business and entrepreneurship. In a phase when country is facing worst natural calamity in known history, her inspiring thought means a lot to us. US Embassy in Nepal invited her to visit local cottage industries and deliver words of encouragement to young and aspiring business heroes. Who is she? What she does? What she thinks about Nepal? This episode is for those who missed to attend her in person.

Garth and I are back on the mics. THIS time we don't talk about women. Hardly. We talk about peaberry coffee seeds, new coffees at the DoubleShot, Newguy at the DoubleShot, The DoubleShot's 6th Bday, SHELLEY OLDS!, Jennifer Iannolo and the Food Philosophy podcast (www.foodphilosophy.com), Doug Zell and his blog... Man, we talked about a lot of stuff. A lot of people. But not much about ladies. LADIES! :)

Culinary Roundtable #18: Lower East Side Food Tour It’s a Lower East Side Food Tour, celebrating the mixed heritage of this unique New York neighborhood, which has been home to many immigrant populations, and which continues to share it’s simple food delights. Chef Mark from ReMARKable Palate, Jennifer Iannolo from Food Philosophy and Don Genova […]