Podcast appearances and mentions of Jo Loves

Today Adrienne speaks to the amazing Jo Malone CBE. Jo is a legend of perfumery and innovation, going from humble beginnings in South London, to revolutionising the beauty industry and creating some of the world's most loved fragrances. As Founder and Creative Director of Jo Loves, Jo's enduring dedication to the art of fragrance continues to inspire and captivate worldwide. Jo has teamed up with BBC Maestro to deliver her course Think Like An Entrepreneur which you can find on the BBC Maestro website.In this conversation Jo shares her journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the fragrance industry. She discusses the importance of intuition in decision-making, the lessons learned from her entrepreneurial experiences, and the role of scent in enhancing wellbeing.Adrienne's new book Decisions That Matter: How to Make Decisions in A World of Endless Choice is published on February 20th and you can pre-order it online now (follow this link)! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode, Jo Malone CBE, one of the most iconic figures in the world of fragrance, takes us on an extraordinary journey through her life and career. Best known for founding Jo Malone London and later Jo Loves, Jo opens up about her humble beginnings in a council house in Bexley Heath, where creativity and resilience were her strongest allies. She founded and sold Jo Malone London, and later left the brand in 2006. Jo is no longer associated with the Jo Malone London brand or Jo Malone London Products.From becoming the family breadwinner at just 11 years old to being part of two billion-dollar brands, Jo's story is one of relentless determination and unparalleled creativity. She candidly reflects on how her dyslexia became a superpower, guiding her ability to craft some of the world's most beloved fragrances.This episode is not just a story of success but a testament to the power of perseverance and creativity in the face of unimaginable challenges. Jo reflects on the lessons she's learned, from surviving breast cancer to navigating the complexities of selling her namesake brand. With warmth, honesty, and humour, Jo shares her insights on life, loss, and legacy, offering inspiration to anyone striving to overcome obstacles and being part of something extraordinary. 0:00 - Welcome to Jo Malone0:25 - Building a Billion-Dollar Empire2:26 - Growing Up in Bexley Heath4:55 - Learning Resilience as a Child7:50 - Challenges of Dyslexia and Creativity10:40 - Caring for a Sick Mother13:45 - “I Either Learn or I Win”18:00 - Discovering Cancer at Age 3820:30 - Fighting Like a Warrior28:05 - Losing and Regaining Her Sense of Smell30:15 - Life After Selling Jo Malone London34:40 - The Birth of Jo Loves37:55 - Creativity as a Lifelong Journey41:20 - The Future of Jo LovesFOLLOW EXHIBIT A:INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/exhibitashowTIKTOK: tiktok.com/@exhibitashowYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/ @exhibitashowFACEBOOK: / exhibitashow FOLLOW ABBEY CLANCY:INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/abbeyclancyTHERAPY CROUCH:INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/thetherapycrouchTIKTOK: tiktok.com/@thetherapycrouchYOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/ @thetherapycrouchMARVELLOUS NETWORK:marvellousclub.comINSTAGRAM: instagram.com/marvellousclub Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textIn my final episode of Series 3, I have a special guest, the wonderful and oh-so-stylish Lorraine Jarvie, General Manager of the Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath.  This hotel has a five-star (red) rating and is one of the top 2% in the country.  With 40 bedrooms and 140 staff (180 during busy periods), the Royal Crescent is not only one of the West's most impressive hotels, it is also one of the ultimate jobs in the UK for a hotel manager.  In our conversation, we talk about: Lorraine's career and how she came to work at the Royal Crescent.The wonderful history of the hotel and how the Royal Crescent was one of Bath's roughest areas in the 1980s and 1990s. How the American and Middle Eastern markets are busy with the Chinese market definitely coming back. Types of guests willing to pay upwards of £1,100 for a junior suite. The impact of Bridgerton and film tourism on the hotel and Bath as a visitor destination. Getting trained staff to the service level required.  Going into schools to talk about her job to inspire the next generation of hospitality recruits. The launch of a new set of toiletries with Jo Loves - the first hotel range in association with Jo Malone outside of London. The Golden Keys concierge team who can access pretty much anything their guests require in the UK - no one else has this status in the West Country.  Her favourite places Iford Manor and Castle Farm, Midford.  It was such a pleasure chatting with Lorraine. My only issue was the sound quality of my microphone. I am so sorry. Please stick with it, as Lorraine is who you most want to hear from, and she shares some wonderful insights into life as a General Manager in a luxury hotel. Enjoy the episode.  To share your views on this subject and ask questions about the episode, head over to:InstagramLinkedIn This episode is sponsored by Hello Starling. Hello Starling, is an award-winning Media Planning and Buying agency that specialises in delivering advertising campaigns with great results for visitor attractions and destinations. They've worked with brands such as Bristol Zoo Project, Visit Shropshire, Visit Conwy, Visit Herefordshire and the National Tourism Office for Poland. If you want to be the centre of attention, visit hellostarling.com today. FREE GUIDE - 6 Steps to finding your Ideal Customer Do you want to know who your ideal customer's are and how you can focus your time and money reaching them? Download my FREE guide now. If you have enjoyed this podcast episode, please take a moment to give me a few stars on Apple podcasts or Spotify, it helps to encourage more people to listen and learn from our stories.

Send us a Text Message.In my final episode of Series 3, I have a special guest, the wonderful and oh-so-stylish Lorraine Jarvie, General Manager of the Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath.  This hotel has a five-star (red) rating and is one of the top 2% in the country.  With 40 bedrooms and 140 staff (180 during busy periods), the Royal Crescent is not only one of the West's most impressive hotels, it is also one of the ultimate jobs in the UK for a hotel manager.  In our conversation, we talk about: Lorraine's career and how she came to work at the Royal Crescent.The wonderful history of the hotel and how the Royal Crescent was one of Bath's roughest areas in the 1980s and 1990s. How the American and Middle Eastern markets are busy with the Chinese market definitely coming back. Types of guests willing to pay upwards of £1,100 for a junior suite. The impact of Bridgerton and film tourism on the hotel and Bath as a visitor destination. Getting trained staff to the service level required.  Going into schools to talk about her job to inspire the next generation of hospitality recruits. The launch of a new set of toiletries with Jo Loves - the first hotel range in association with Jo Malone outside of London. The Golden Keys concierge team who can access pretty much anything their guests require in the UK - no one else has this status in the West Country.  Her favourite places Iford Manor and Castle Farm, Midford.  It was such a pleasure chatting with Lorraine. My only issue was the sound quality of my microphone. I am so sorry. Please stick with it, as Lorraine is who you most want to hear from, and she shares some wonderful insights into life as a General Manager in a luxury hotel. Enjoy the episode.  Huge thanks to podcast sponsor Noble Performs. Noble provide Unstoppable digital marketing to maximise your performance. From SEO to Paid Social and more, we have the tools you need.Find out more about host Kelly Ballard and the Visitor Elves here.Subscribe to the Visitor Elves newsletter, to receive the latest podcast releases and inspirational tips to help you with your visitor economy business. To share your views on this subject and ask questions about the episode, head over to: InstagramLinkedIn If you have enjoyed this podcast episode, please take a moment to give me a few stars on Apple podcasts or Spotify, it helps to encourage more people to listen and learn from our stories.

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This week it's all things makeup with the wonderful Jo Prendergast, whose Instagram Page, Everything Jo Loves, is a must if you're a fan of stunning makeup looks and beauty inspiration. With her creative tutorials, and honest reviews, Jo has built a loyal following that looks to her for the latest trends and tips in the world of makeup and beauty. In today's episode, we go back to the beginning and discover what initially drew Jo to the world of makeup. We hear Jo's recommendations, her insider tips, we chat skin and lots more. I hope you enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Toni talks to Jo Malone London & Jo Loves founder Jo Malone CBE. They discuss Jo's upbringing and relationship with her parents, her experience founding two successful cosmetics businesses, and her life as a mother. They also discuss Jo's battle with breast cancer and how the chemotherapy robbed her of her sense of smell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When I first started planning season 1 of this podcast, that I thought would be a mini series, back in 2018, I wrote a list of dream guests- bucket list, beauty industry stalwarts whose brains I wanted to pick. Jo Malone was, of course, on that list, and on her most recent trip to Australia last month, we made it happen.Jo's story is unlike any other, and while we all know her name, I don't believe as many people know her story as well as they probably should. Jo grew up in South East London and following a very, very early introduction to the beauty industry, she discovered her sense of smell was a bit of a superpower. She built her own brand, opened her first store in 1994 and sold that brand to Estée Lauder in 1999 while staying on as Creative Director. In 2003, Jo was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer, and although she beat it, she completely lost her superpower- her sense of smell. She chose to exit the brand in 2006 and, exactly one month into a five year non compete, her sense of smell returned. Following what she describes as probably the hardest five years of her life, she launched Jo Loves in 2011- her second global fragrance brand and one she describes as bringing the best parts of herself to the world. This was so, so special for me, I'm so grateful to have had this time to physically sit down with Jo- no one tells her story like she does and I hope you love hearing it as much as I did. In this conversation, Jo shares why she has her father's work as an artist to thank for introducing the Jo Loves brand to a new generation, why we can thank a woman named Doris Hilderbaker for Jo's love of beauty, and what happens both physically and mentally when you walk away from a brand with your name on it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jo Malone, CBE, was born special. She was born with synesthesia, a perceptual phenomenon wherein one sensory stimulation can create involuntary experiences for another. For Malone, this means she can experience smells visually. Malone parlayed this uniqueness into creating Jo Malone London, a global fragrance brand that The Estée Lauder Companies bought in 1999 for an undisclosed sum. Malone left the brand in 2006 after a breast cancer diagnosis, which rendered her unable to smell at the time. After a 5-year hiatus from fragrance, she reentered the category with Jo Loves. “I've learned over the last few years that fragrance is not a business or a career. To me, it's my best friend and the thing I love doing most in the whole world,” said Malone on the latest episode of the Glossy Beauty podcast. Jo Loves has become a Gen-Z favorite. And it's notable for its fragrance paintbrushes, released in 2017, and an in-store tapas bar concept to introduce customers to scents in a playful way. As the brand steadily expands internationally, it's also adding more hospitality partnerships including Shangri-La The Shard in London and the Park Lane Hotel in New York. For Malone, the goal is to change the world through fragrance. Malone spoke with Glossy about how she restarted a brand from scratch, why Dubai inspires her creatively, what she thinks of clean-beauty fragrances and why she aspires to create 101 fragrances. 

“In every fragrance I create, I'm telling you the story of my life” You may be familiar with Jo Malone's scents; Lime Basil, Pomegranate Noir, Wood Sage. Today, Jo Malone joins Liz Taylor to share how she created the Jo Malone brand, how her sense of smell is her superpower, and what's next for her new business, Jo Loves. Liz Taylor's 30-year career in event planning has built an impressive portfolio of events, including celebrity weddings, charity fundraisers like Children in Need with Gary Barlow and huge gala dinners such as the Winter White Gala at Kensington Palace for HRH Duke of Cambridge, as well as the Manchester United Champions League winning after party in Moscow and Coronation Street's 40th-anniversary celebrations. Jo Malone  Instagram - @jomalonecbe Twitter - @jomalonecbe Website - joloves.com Liz Taylor Instagram - @liztaylorconsultancy Twitter - @ConsultancyLiz Facebook - facebook.com/LizTaylorConsultancy LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/liztaylor-tlc Website - liz-taylor-consulting.co.uk

Jo has one of the most recognizable names in the perfume industry. Starting out with handmade scents from her kitchen, she grew Jo Malone London into a cult classic brand worn by royals. She sold the company to Estée Lauder in 1999, and after stepping away, found the inspiration to start a new venture, Jo Loves. It's a rekindling of her deeply personal relationship with fragrance.In this episode, Jo sits down with Mariya Nurislamova, Scentbird's co-founder and CEO. She reflects on what makes her a successful entrepreneur, tells the story of the scent that changed her forever, and reveals a new creation that is revolutionizing how people apply fragrance.Highlights:• Jo's story• Jo's extraordinary sense of smell: “I could smell if the dog was sick”• Dyslexia, synesthesia, and fragrance as a superpower• Seeing color for smell?• The magician's assistant and early entrepreneurial roots• The promise Jo made to herself• As a 16-year-old, a dramatic scene gets Jo fired from her job at a flower shop• Full circle: the story of No. 42 Elizabeth Street• Ready for fragrance tapas? Nothing to eat, only to smell• Why brands need to create a “first kiss” moment• Jo's tips for scenting your home• The scent that changed Jo forever• How to seal the deal with a retail partner? Douse their Burberry coat in Pomelo• Jo's go-to fragrance notes• Why life is not about succeeding or failing• A fragrance paintbrush? A revolutionary new idea• How Jo thinks about packaging and the story behind the red dot• Scent Spotlight: Mango Thai Lime, White Rose & Lemon Leaves, and Number Forty-Two The Flower Shop• What would the Union Jack smell like?• Mariya tells Jo a quick story and Jo recreates it in 5 fragrance notes or less• Don't worry about the teacher who didn't believe in you as a kidFeatured Fragrances:⁠Pomelo by Jo Loves⁠⁠Jo by Jo Loves⁠⁠Mango Thai Lime by Jo Loves⁠⁠White Rose & Lemon Leaves by Jo Loves⁠⁠Number Forty-Two The Flower Shop by Jo Loves⁠Soak in all of our audio and video content at https://podcast.scentbird.com.

For anyone who's ever smelled one of her iconic scents, Jo Malone needs no introduction. Described as an "English scent maverick," Jo has created some of the world's most-loved fragrances. Her first company, Jo Malone London, gained cult status around the world and was sold to Estée Lauder, and in 2013, she launched her Jo Loves, a global fragrance brand. Jo shares how scent has been a superpower since childhood, how she conquered a bout of anxiety by jumping out of a plane, and why the desire to create led her back to the founder seat.

It's a tough job but someone has to do it. Chantal Coady OBE – AKA The Chocolate Detective — is on a mission to help you uncover the finest and most ethical chocolate around. Fuelled by a lifelong love of all things chocolate, Chantal's business journey began at just 23, opening Rococo on the Kings Road, and stocking in the likes of Liberty, Heals and British Airways. However, there have also been extreme lows, after a terrible experience saw her lose her first business in 2019.  Now returning to her creative chocolate roots, Chantal is using her years of knowledge and experience to guide the revolution for ethical, delectable chocolate with the utmost transparency — a mission she has been driving for the past 40 years.  This is a life-affirming conversation that reminds us all that in whatever we pursue, passion might be the only thing that can heal us. If you enjoyed this episode, we think you'll love Holly's Conversation of Inspiration with Jo Malone CBE, founder of Jo Loves.  Plus for more unfiltered insight, subscribe to Holly's weekly newsletters on our website, where she shares small business inspiration of all kinds, exclusive nuggets of wisdom from her and her guests, plus offers, creative ideas and topical, 'ungoogleable' business advice.

Jo Malone's name is synonymous with luxury, but Jo didn't grow up with wealth. She was raised on a council estate in South East London and left school without any qualifications. Jo built the luxury fragrance brand Jo Malone London with her husband, Gary, and sold the company in 1999 to Estee Lauder. She left the business a few years later, after she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer and was given only 9 months to live. As part of the Lauder deal, she wasn't allowed to enter the industry for 5 years. Jo felt utterly lost, so she started a new brand, Jo Loves. Jo is so honest in this episode and tells me about the mistakes she made building her second company, after the huge success of the first.

The fabulous Bryony Blake is back and in this episode we're talking about our amazing experience making candles at Jo Loves, whether it's wrong to dip a chocolate bar in your tea, when wedding speeches go terribly wrong and about an embarrassing body issue that has hit me now I'm 42.After our chat we go into this week's beauty edit and we share our favourite 6 products of the moment.

Jo Malone CBE is the British perfumer and founder behind some of the world's most beloved and iconic fragrances. With her unmatched skill for creating sophisticated yet unexpected scents for Jo Loves and Jo Malone London, in addition to her contribution to British creativity on an international stage celebrated by her CBE honour, Jo has truly mastered business in beauty - tune in to discover more! If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe and share with anyone you know who will love it too!Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash & Jo:Akash Mehta: @mehta_aFable & Mane: @fableandmanewww.fableandmane.comJo Malone CBE: @jomalonecbeJo Loves: @jolovesofficialwww.joloves.comFor more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com#foundedbeauty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Minipod I'm talking about candle making at Jo Loves (the most amazing experience), an app to help you reframe negative and anxious thoughts, the most perfect, glowey cheek balm and another candle that captures the smell of a lush, green garden to perfection. I also have exciting news about a new regular item on the podcast.Enjoy Outspoken Beauties xx

As a girl in 1970s London, Jo Malone learned how to make face creams by going to work with her mom at a private skin care clinic. By the time she was in her 20's, Jo was running her own skin care and cosmetics business, which eventually grew to include bath oils, scented candles, and fragrances under the brand Jo Malone London. Jo sold the brand to Estée Lauder in 1999 and then left the business after a life-changing diagnosis. She now has a fragrance company called Jo Loves, where she innovates with new kinds of scents and explores new ways to present them.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Every now and again I sit down with someone who has a profound effect on me. Jo Malone is one of those people. As the founder of Jo Malone London and Jo Loves, she is the queen of fragrance with her sixth sense of knowing how scents work, and putting different notes together to create some of the best smells in the world.This was an incredibly open and honest conversation, and at times emotional. It was also thought provoking and a lesson into seeing the world in a different way.Jo's talent also links to her love of food, cooking and the smells of different ingredients and how they play such a pivotal role in her business.I left feeling so inspired, as well as grateful that I have a job that allows me to talk to people like Jo.@jomalonecbe@crazysexyfood@hannahharleywww.crazysexyfood.comMusic by @casnova____I am beyond excited to announce that I have partnered up with Magimix for this season of Crazy Sexy Food!As the inventor of the food processor, Magimix is a family owned business that has an amazing reputation as makers of quality kitchen appliances and are cherished and adored all around the world by both chefs and home cooks alike.I remember growing up and always seeing my mum's beloved Magimix on her counter top, and the utter ease of how she used it. Fast forward to today and my beautiful Magimix Cook Expert is literally the most used appliance in my kitchen! This latest innovation is both a food processer and multi-cooker in one machine – it's a game changer for me and such a dream to use. I think of it as my "personal sous-chef" – I give it all the hard work to get on with so I can focus on more interesting jobs like tasting, flavouring and serving up delicious meals.And don't even get me started on their ice cream machine, the Gelato Expert – it makes ice cream to rival even the best Italian delicacies! Oh – and if that isn't enough – come September they're launching a new range of Blenders.Fancy getting your hands on one of their products? Then use my code CSFMAGIMIX for a 15% discount at magimix.co.uk!Follow Magimix UK on social, download their brilliant app for hundreds of delicious recipe ideas and see how the amazing Magimix can become your "personal sous-chef" in your kitchen too! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine if you could go back and fix what you perceived to be the greatest mistake of your life. Then think how incredible it would feel to find that perhaps it wasn't a mistake at all.  When Holly talked to the one and only Jo Malone CBE on her Conversation of Inspiration podcast about the devastating error that changed her life — and what she did about it — it wasn't so much a lightbulb moment that went off as a whole light show.  Despite Jo's undeniable success, in this short clip, she shares the mental, physical and emotional challenges she faced in both her personal and business life, and the ultimate choice she made — which at first seemed to ruin her future and then turned out to be the very thing that made it.  A true inspiration, Jo has changed the world of fragrance, by building a global brand not once but twice. Holly explains why Jo's story resonated with her so much, and how having just one magic power, one passion that ignites happiness from within, can be all you need to succeed.  Follow Holly Tucker MBE and Holly & Co on Instagram. Check out our Holly & Co website. Listen to Jo Malone's episode here

Wow! Can't believe we have reached the 100th episode! A very exciting milestone - thank you for all your support and for listening each week.My guest today is Jo Malone CBE. I'm sure most of you listening will be familiar with her name. Your mind is probably instantly transported to a world of delicious scents and candles – two things synonymous with Jo.Jo Malone CBE is responsible for creating some of the world's most-loved fragrances ever since she launched her cult namesake brand in 1994. After leaving Jo Malone in 2006, Jo launched Jo Loves which is about ‘all the things that makes her heart beat'.But what you might not know is the incredible story of how she got to where she is today. A story which involves a magician, a famous Countess and her incredible sense of smell that took her from life on a council estate, leaving school with no qualifications to becoming one of the biggest success stories of recent times by creating two global brands . Her story really shows the resilience of a person who was told by teachers that she would never get anywhere in life.Jo believes that her story proves that no matter what life throws at you, if you continue to get back up again you can succeed. She has said that she wants people to hear her story, and to think “if she can do it, I can definitely do it.”Thank you to our sponsor Cooks Matches. Find them on Instagram @cooksmatches and head to their website www.cooksmatches.co.uk to find out more.--Thank you for listening!If you don't already and you would like to, then do come and follow me on Instagram @desertislanddishes.You can sign up for the newsletter and find a whole host of different recipes at www.desertislanddishes.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we chat a bit about Jo Loves, anniversaries, and floral scents. Apologies, but our audio quality is a bit blah this week due to some technical difficulties! email: misty@perfumephilosophers.com

Jo Malone CBE, is the Founder & Creative Director of Jo Loves, a household name and one of the world's most successful businesswomen. There aren't many people who haven't had a product of hers in their home at some point. From modest beginnings, Jo fell in love with fragrance and built an incredibly successful brand, Jo Malone London, that she eventually sold and left the business before launching her ‘Jo Loves' range inspired by the memories and moments in life that she loves.But there have been periods to her life that have been challenging to say the least. From cancer to career upheaval, and a set of decisions and dilemmas on a scale most of us are never faced with. Listen to the lessons Jo's learnt from an extraordinary life. We absolutely loved this conversation!A big thanks to our partners Lotus Cars. Remember, you can get extended episodes of the podcast on our YouTube channel bit.ly/HPPYouTube and follow us on Instagram @highperformance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's podcast sees our President of Education Pillar, Elizabeth Barnett Lawton, speak to Jo Malone CBE, Founder & Creative Director of Jo Loves.In this episode, the British perfumer, creative director and founder of companies Jo Malone and Jo Loves expresses her passion for creating unique scents, where she visualises them as colours and music, which in her words “feel like they are characters or people with a personality”. Jo then discusses the value and importance of creativity within the beauty industry as well as the approach to building a brand. Listen in for Jo's inspirational story and top tips for those wanting to take the leap into the entrepreneurial world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe Wicks wants to know: What's the one thing that makes life better? Joe loves finding ways to boost his mental and physical health, so he's asking some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness. Whether it's a high-intensity cycle, a freezing cold shower or a good long dog-walk, every guest will share the one thing that works for them. Jo Malone built her perfume empire from very humble beginnings: some big plastic tubs, a kitchen table, and a dream. With no money but buckets of self belief, she managed to build a fragrance brand recognisable around the world. Then tragedy hit, in the form of a terrifying diagnosis of terminal cancer. With only months to live, Jo was forced to stand down from the company she loved, and fight for her life. Many years later, miraculously cancer free and back to her best, Jo started the whole process again. Back at the kitchen table, surrounded by jars and bottles, Jo founded her second fragrance company, Jo Loves. This is the story of a woman who doesn't give up, and believes in the power of dreams to pull you through the darkest of times. Joe and Jo chat entrepreneurship, parenthood, and learning to be grateful for the small things. Summer holiday's been postponed and you're feeling down? Forget about it. This is sunshine in a podcast. Joe Wicks is here for you, and he won't stop until you're fit and happy. Producer: Emily Knight Editor: Dimitri Houtart A BBC Audio Bristol production for Radio 4

I'm excited to announce that our very first escape artist for the inaugural episode of the podcast is the 'Queen of Scents', perfumer Jo Malone CBE.Most of us immortalise our favourite travel moments with a photograph, but my guest today captures the essence of a place... by bottling it as a fragrance.Jo Malone's extraordinary sense of smell and passion for perfume made her one of Britain's most iconic figures in the beauty industry. Her travel stories take us from the jasmine-scented streets in the South of France, to the spice souks of Dubai, the mountains of Montana, and Jordan's ancient ruins. Jo's breathtaking fragrances are directly inspired by her aroma-fuelled adventures all over the world.JO MALONE'S CULTURE GUIDENext Year in Havana by Chanel CleetonAn Elephant in my Kitchen by Françoise Malby-AnthonyGustav Klimt's The Woman in GoldDESTINATION INSPIRATIONElizabeth Street, BelgraviaPeggy Porschen CakesHavana, CubaGrasse, South of FranceInternational Perfume MuseumLa Bastide Saint-AntoineCOMO Parrot Cay, Turks and CaicosMountain Sky, MontanaThe Neue Galerie, New YorkHotel Danieli, VeniceDubai, UAEThula Thula, South AfricaAmanpuri, PhuketJerash, JordanThe Taj Lake Palace, UdaipurYou can visit the Jo Loves store online.If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe, rate and review so others can discover this podcast as well. If you're looking for some more travel inspiration, you can find me on Instagram @escape.artist.podcast or visit www.escapeartistpodcast.comSee you next week for another episode of The Escape Artist!Xx Edwina(Music by the talented Giselle Rosselli) Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

As a girl in 1970s London, Jo Malone learned how to make face creams by going to work with her mom at a private skin care clinic. By the time she was in her 20's, Jo was running her own skin care and cosmetics business, which eventually grew to include bath oils, scented candles, and fragrances under the brand Jo Malone London. Jo sold the brand to Estée Lauder in 1999 and then left the business after a life-changing diagnosis. She now has a fragrance company called Jo Loves, where she innovates with new kinds of scents and—in the present crisis—is considering and new ways to present them.

Our guest on today's episode is Jo Malone CBE — the nation's favourite perfumer. She founded Jo Malone London, her first fragrance brand, when she was just 21 from a tiny flat in London, before selling it just a few years later to Estée Lauder for undisclosed millions. She now runs Jo Loves, a more experimental and personal perfume brand that takes its inspiration from her own life and memories.  Today, Jo tells us about synesthesia, the incredibly rare neurological condition that gives her a “super powered nose”; how she had to learn to sell as a seven year old to put food on her family's table; and why setting up her second business was in fact so much harder than the first.  (We recorded this episode via Zoom, and we were at the mercy of my provincial internet connection, so I hope you don't mind if I sometimes sound a little muffled. I think Jo's stories and wit more than make up for it.)

What does it take to become the person responsible for creating some of the world's most-loved fragrances? Jo Malone, the creator of Jo Loves, shares her origin story and how she came to be called an English scent maverick. Learning to sell as a means of survival, Jo cultivated a passion for her business that has led to the creation of two global brands.   Learn more at retailgetsreal.com.  

Jo Malone is a fragrance entrepreneur. She launched Jo Malone London in a retail shop in London in 1994. The company was bought by Estee Lauder in 1999. Jo launched her next company, Jo Loves, in 2011 after a five year hiatus from the fragrance industry. Jo is the author of Jo Malone: My Story. […]

Jo Malone's superhuman sense of smell took her from life on a council estate, leaving school with no qualifications, and catapulted her into becoming one of the world’s most successful businesswomen, creating two globals brands- first Jo Malone London, and now Jo Loves.Her name may conjure the smell of lime, basil and mandarin or the citrusy scent of pomelo - but what you might not know is how these scents are in many ways inspired by the travels that Jo has been on, and in this is episode she evokes so vividly the many destinations that have shaped her life. Destination recap: Elizabeth Street, Belgravia, LondonPhilip Treacy, LondonPeggy Porschen cupcakes, LondonWild by Tart restaurant, LondonRhodes, GreeceEmbonas wine festival, Rhodes, GreeceCOMO Parrot Cay, Turks & CaicosGrasse, FranceMougins, FranceLa Colombe d’Or Hotel, St Paul de Vence, France Thula Thula Game Reserve, South Africa New York City, New York, USAThe Boat House, Central Park, New York, USAWheatleigh Hotel, Lenox, Massachusetts, USAThe Surrey Hotel, New York, USAThe Lowell Hotel, New York, USAThe Peninsula Hotel, Paris, FranceThe PuLi Hotel, Shanghai, ChinaOne & Only Royal Mirage, Dubai, UAELa Bastide Saint Antoine, Grasse, FranceHacienda de San Rafael, Seville, Spain Fairmont Chateau Whistler, CanadaIndiaYou can visit the Jo Loves store on Elizabeth Street in Belgravia, or shop online.Thank you so much for listening today. If you haven’t yet left a 5 star rating or a review, why not do so now! Your support is so greatly appreciated and most importantly, helps others to discover the podcast. Don’t forget you can listen on Spotify, Apple podcasts, Castbox, Stitcher and pretty much all other podcast apps. To find out who’s on next week’s show come and find me on Instagram, I’m @hollyrubenstein I’d love to hear from you.And visit TheTravelDiariesPodcast.com for everything podcast-related.This is episode was produced by Holly Rubenstein See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here at Secret Leaders we are all about bringing you the best entrepreneurs in the world - those people who you wouldn’t ordinarily hear from, but who have inspiring stories to tell. They share their highs and more importantly their lows, with the aim of sparking a fire in you to follow in their footsteps, or accelerate the path you’re already on. Because let’s be honest, success stories are all good and well, but it’s the failures that shape us; it’s how we handle adversity that makes us who we are. And today’s two live guests are no strangers to adversity. Jo Malone: “My goals have never been realistic and that's the secret of my success. I really go out there and I push myself above and beyond. I think what we have to realise is that mistakes are a part of life.”Justine Roberts: “I worked very, very hard to find patient capital, which I think is what Mumsnet needs. And I made it very, very clear that we will always put purpose before profit.”Today, sharing the live stage and their entrepreneurial experiences for the first time are Jo Malone CBE and Justine Roberts CBE. Jo is the eponymous perfumier who came from humble beginnings on a council estate with no qualifications whatsoever, who has now successfully launched Jo Loves, her second bite at the startup apple. Justine has been described as one of the world’s most influential women and CEOs, the founder of Mumsnet, the most talked about parenting forum. We chat about:The hardest moments of their entrepreneur experience so farThe upside to being suedThe difficulty of finding funding for your startup from men, when you’re femaleWhy your equity in your business is your golden ticketThe difficulty of achieving a work life balance when you’re an entrepreneur with a familyEntrepreneurialism needs to be taught in schoolIf they had a do over, what they would do differentlyLinks:https://www.secretleaders.com/jo-malonehttps://www.secretleaders.com/s03e3-justine-robertsWant to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!

From the Simplr studios in San Francisco, this is your daily briefing.With your Retail E-Commerce Briefing for today, Wednesday, December 4th, I'm Vincent Phamvan.IntroductionBeauty advent calendars haven’t always been in demand, but as they’ve evolved, beauty brands and retailers are now capitalizing on high consumer interest to drum up new customers for the holidays.First, here are some retail headlines.Lord & Taylor Opens Small-Format Store in NYCAt the beginning of the year, Lord & Taylor closed its massive New York store after more than 100 years in business. Now, the department store will end 2019 by opening a new small-format store in Manhattan this holiday season. The new shop will be just 2,400 square feet, much smaller and tightly curated than its flagship on Fifth Avenue. The small-format store will open for two weeks in mid-December in New York’s SoHo district. This will give Le Tote, the company’s new owner, a chance to re-connect with shoppers in the midst of the busy holiday shopping season.Best Buy Looking to Continue to Scale Fulfillment OptionsBest Buy launched order pickup services in 175 CVS and UPS stores in New York this quarter. According to the company’s CEO, Corie Barry, they are “focused on expanding both our fulfillment options and in-home resources.” Roughly 99 percent of Best Buy customers live in an area where next-day delivery is available, up from 80 percent last quarter. For customers who choose to buy online and pick-up in-store, 80 percent of orders are ready in under 30 minutes. The company is looking to scale the program nationally after the holidays.Cyber Monday Once Again Big Day For AmazonFor Amazon, Cyber Monday was yet again, “the single biggest shopping day in the company’s history, based on the number of items ordered worldwide.” The e-commerce giant also said that its Marketplace sellers sold more items during Cyber Monday than any other 24-hour period in the company’s history. The company noted customers bought a record number of Amazon devices globally over the holiday weekend. The announcement came shortly after Adobe reported Cyber Monday sales hit a record of $9.4 billion dollars in retail this year.Growing Beauty Advent Calendar Craze Boosts Brand Awareness and Customer AcquisitionAdvent calendars are a holiday staple for many households, traditionally filled with chocolates behind 24 small doors. But what about beauty advent calendars? They aren’t a new phenomenon, with some being introduced by companies as early as 2013, but they’ve evolved significantly. They’ve become more sophisticated and elaborate, including higher-value items, and often coming with a premium price tag.Now in its sixth year, Liberty’s beauty advent calendar priced at $277 dollars remains the retailer’s fastest-selling product in its 147-year history. After trialing an advent calendar that sold out within seven minutes, fragrance brand Jo Loves doubled down for 2019 with a Christmas tree calendar that contained exclusive products and brand favorites for $390 dollars. The day that Jo Loves calendar went on sale marked the brand’s biggest e-commerce sales moment to date, bringing in record traffic levels.The beauty advent calendar can be used as a discovery tool for new customers. For a multi-brand retailer like Liberty, the beauty advent calendar offers customers a chance to try new products they wouldn’t have considered before. With a curated mix of popular brands and newer or lesser-known products, Liberty is able to entice customers while also promoting awareness of alternative offerings in the store.It’s also a great way to bring in new customers. For Jo Loves, about 50 percent of calendars were sold to new customers. For Liberty, 56 percent of sales this year also came from new customers. Jo Loves general manager said, “It really gives people who don’t necessarily know the brand the opportunity to try lots of different things within the range.” While currently a UK-centric trend, awareness is starting to grow largely thanks to social media. Nordstrom and Bloomingdales are now selling beauty calendars and Target is offering a $10 dollar bath bomb calendar.ClosingWant to stand out? Simplr can help deliver wow moments for your customers through unparalleled customer service support. Visit simplr.ai to learn more. That’s S-I-M-P-L-R.ai.Thanks for listening to this latest episode of the Retail E-Commerce Briefing. We'll see you tomorrow.

Jamie Laing introduces us to his NEW podcast MOVE. Get ready to be inspired.MOVE PODCASTWhen we hear stories of defying the odds Jo Malone CBE, Founder & Creative Director of Jo Loves is the person that springs to mind. Growing up in a council house in Bexleyheath, she had severe dyslexia, left school with no qualifications but through hard work and determination she is the house hold name that we know today. Jo's life is full of many highs and lows including overcoming an aggressive form of breast cancer but teaches us that you can overcome anything if you really put your mind to it.Email:jamie@moveclub.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When we hear stories of defying the odds Jo Malone CBE, Founder & Creative Director of Jo Loves is the person that springs to mind. Growing up in a council house in Bexleyheath, she had severe dyslexia, left school with no qualifications but through hard work and determination she is the house hold name that we know today. Jo's life is full of many highs and lows including overcoming an aggressive form of breast cancer but teaches us that you can overcome anything if you really put your mind to it. Get ready to be Inspired. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When we hear stories of defying the odds Jo Malone CBE, Founder & Creative Director of Jo Loves is the person that springs to mind. Growing up in a council house in Bexleyheath, she had severe dyslexia, left school with no qualifications but through hard work and determination she is the house hold name that we know today. Jo's life is full of many highs and lows including overcoming an aggressive form of breast cancer but teaches us that you can overcome anything if you really put your mind to it. Get ready to be Inspired. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today is a hugely successful entrepreneur and self-made businesswoman, famous for creating luxury worldwide fragrance brands. Jo Malone London and her recent brand Jo Loves. I am talking today with Jo Malone.

Jo Malone is an English “scent maverick” responsible for creating some of the world’s most loved fragrances. A Dreamer on the NRF Foundation's The List of People Shaping Retail's Future, she discusses her Jo Loves brand and how she is changing the way the world wears fragrance — for a second time. Learn more at retailgetsreal.com.

Craig Trudell, Bloomberg News Auto Reporter, and David Kudla, CEO at Mainstay Capital, talk aboutTesla cutting its workforce by 7 percent -- or more than 3,000 jobs – as CEO Elon Musk warns that the “road ahead is very difficult” in making electric cars more affordable for the mass market. Mike Regan, Senior Editor of Bloomberg Markets Live Blog, shares his story from Businessweek Magazine about the Jamaica Stock Exchange, the best-performer in the world. Jo Malone, Founder of Jo Loves, discusses creating experiences for retail shoppers, as well as the impact of Brexit on U.K. retailers. Colin Gardiner, Chief Revenue Officer at Outdoorsy, talks about new funding for the Recreational Vehicle rental startup. And We Drive to the Close of Markets with Joe Quinlan, Head of CIO Market Strategy at Bank of America U.S. Trust.    Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Craig Trudell, Bloomberg News Auto Reporter, and David Kudla, CEO at Mainstay Capital, talk aboutTesla cutting its workforce by 7 percent -- or more than 3,000 jobs – as CEO Elon Musk warns that the “road ahead is very difficult” in making electric cars more affordable for the mass market. Mike Regan, Senior Editor of Bloomberg Markets Live Blog, shares his story from Businessweek Magazine about the Jamaica Stock Exchange, the best-performer in the world. Jo Malone, Founder of Jo Loves, discusses creating experiences for retail shoppers, as well as the impact of Brexit on U.K. retailers. Colin Gardiner, Chief Revenue Officer at Outdoorsy, talks about new funding for the Recreational Vehicle rental startup. And We Drive to the Close of Markets with Joe Quinlan, Head of CIO Market Strategy at Bank of America U.S. Trust.    Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan 

We launch our BRAND NEW PODCAST with the every inspiring Jo Malone. In this interview Jo Malone CBE shares how she first got started in business, key advice, dealing with cancer and building her second global business. This interview was filmed at Jo Loves, 42 Elizabeth Street, London SW1W 9NZ (worth a visit just for the amazing smell’s) https://www.joloves.com

Our guest this week is businesswoman Jo Malone CBE. During her decades in the industry, she has created two worldwide brands - firstly Jo Malone London, which she sold to Estee Lauder and eventually departed from in 2006, now Jo Loves, which she launched in 2011. We met Jo in the her Jo Loves Belgravia store and she was a truly inspiring guest - she shared advice given to her by none other than Oprah, waded in on the problems facing the British high street and talked about why her dyslexia has made her who she is today. She was so great, that we actually allowed her to give us seven pieces of advice.

This week, Jo Malone CBE talks to Holly in the offices of Jo Loves about entrepreneurial spirit, finding the 'heart' of a business, fostering the next generation of SME's, and much more. One of the UK's best known entrepreneurs, this conversation is full of wisdom you only learn after travelling the seas of building iconic brands. Conversations of Inspiration is brought to you with support from NatWest: visit [natwestbusinesshub.com](natwestbusinesshub.com) for information, tips and insights to help business owners meet their goals. Follow Holly on Instagram: [instagram.com/hollytucker/?hl=en](instagram.com/hollytucker/?hl=en)

Jo Malone grew up surrounded by creative people. Her father was an artist and a magician, her mother worked in the beauty industry, and Jo was just 8 years old when a facialist asked her to create her very first face mask. Years later, Jo went on to set up her own clinic with just 12 clients which grew to over 500 before eventually going onto create her eponymous company and eventually selling it to Estee Lauder Companies in 1999. On this episode, Jo opens up about walking away from her namesake company in 2006, launching her new bath, body and candle collection Jo Loves, making mistakes, and she shares one of the best pieces of advice she got from Oprah. Congratulations to our No Limits Entrepreneur of the Week: Anna Zukowski, Founder of Petersun Swim Find out more: www.petersunswim.com Want to be a featured NLEOTW? Know someone who should? Send your nominations to NoLimitswithRJPodcast@Gmail.com Don

Today’s Secret Leader is Jo Malone CBE, founder of her namesake and more recently Jo Loves. Of all the guests we’ve had the wonderful fortune of interviewing, Jo has one of the biggest reputations preceding her, but worry not, it’s an entirely positive one. From battles with dyslexia to cancer Jo is well known for being authentic, inspiring, and a true hero to young entrepreneurs everywhere. We chat about: Growing up in a council house, looking after her mother, and putting her sister through school Leaving school at 14 and going over to London to sell face creams in order to pay the family bills Moving to London and doing all sorts of odd jobs Putting her astounding sense of smell into an actual business Opening the first Jo Malone shop in 1994 with her husband Receiving an offer to sell to Estée Lauder after three years Facing the greatest challenge of her life and starting a new business after five years Links: Jo Malone Jo Loves Want to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!

We’re joined by Jo Malone MBE, the legendary British perfumer who has become a byword of beautiful fragrances…Founder of eponymous empire Jo Malone, and now luxury fragrance brand Jo Loves, the Kent-born businesswomen is one of the most successful women in beauty.As part of Jo’s ‘Week With SheerLuxe’, she reveals how she went from humble beginnings – leaving school with no qualifications and setting up a skincare clinic in her home – to launching a cult global brand. Plus, we discover the story behind her latest venture, what’s it’s like to launch a company the second time around, and the secrets behind her ongoing success.Listen to all the SheerLuxe podcasts here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gi is joined by Jo Malone MBE, Founder of Jo Loves to discuss overcoming sickness pre and post birth, building a business empire whilst building a family and being a mum to a teenage boy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Smell that? Its fragrance legend Jo Malone— here to tell us about her new book, the Jo Loves brand, and how she creates perfume using all her senses. We also have some deep thoughts on what age is the right age to start wearing makeup, the "French Face," and holiday candles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

British perfumer Jo Malone talks to the Róisín Meets podcast this week about her autobiography Jo Malone: My Story. She tells presenter Róisín Ingle what it was like growing up with her unique sense of smell and how she created a global brand from her kitchen. Jo also talks about being told she may not survive an aggressive form of breast cancer when her son was just two years old and how years later after leaving the company she founded, she started all over again with her brand Jo Loves.

Jo Malone - Jazz Shapers with Mishcon de Reya. Jazz Shapers in association with Mishcon de Reya broadcasts every Saturday at 9am, with a repeat on Monday at 5am, just before the Business Breakfast. Presented by broadcaster and Mishcon de Reya's Director of Business Development Elliot Moss, Jazz Shapers shares music from the risk takers, leaders and influencers of jazz, soul and blues, alongside interviews with their equivalent in the business world: entrepreneurs who have defined and shaped business categories and ways of operating, defying convention and have gone on to achieve great success. With more than 900 people, Mishcon de Reya is an independent London-based law firm that serves an international community of clients. In their words: "We appreciate the privilege of sitting alongside our clients as a trusted advisor. Building strong personal connections to our clients and their businesses is important to us. It is for these reasons we say ‘It's business. But it's personal.'

Jonathan Ford, Designer and Founding Creative Partner of Pearlfisher, speaks to the people behind the brands of the future who understand the need to harness creativity, design and bold ideas to create success. Here Jonathan speaks to Jo Malone, MBE and Founder of JO LOVES. After famously leaving school with no qualifications, Jo learnt the art of mixing fragrances from her beautician mother and in 1994, founded Jo Malone London – a name that rapidly became internationally synonymous with all that is most coveted in British style. In 1999, Jo sold her multi-million-pound fragrance business to Estée Lauder Companies but remained Creative Director until her departure in 2006. Five years later, Jo began to design fragrance once again, launching her new global brand JO LOVES in 2011. JO LOVES captures the things in Jo's life that inspire her, from ingredients and people to moments in time nestled within bold red packaging; the heartbeat of the brand. http://www.pearlfisher.com Subscribe to the series via iTunes: itun.es/i6JK87y