Podcast appearances and mentions of Katherine Power

At a time when much of the wine industry is flat or in decline, Avaline — founded by Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power — is breaking sales records. In 2024, Avaline crossed 213,000 cases sold, generated $33.2 million in tracked retail sales, and saw 48.8% year-over-year growth.In this episode, we speak with Jen Purcell, Avaline's CEO, who has led the company to retail dominance. Under her leadership, Avaline has dialled in its retail strategy, becoming a top-selling wine at key retailers like Sprouts, Whole Foods, and Total Wine. They've expanded to all 50 U.S. states, and built a loyal DTC and affiliate customer base — all while disrupting wine norms with a transparent, health-conscious, and lifestyle-forward approach.In this episode, Jen shares:How Avaline built traction with consumers by emphasizing organic ingredients, clean labels, and simplicity over terroirWhy Avaline launched in retail first, grew DTC later, and is only now expanding into on-premiseThe thinking behind early SKUs like “White” and “Rosé,” and why the brand later expanded into varietals like Cabernet, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon BlancHow the team grew an affiliate network of 700+ brand fans who drive sales through community-based storytellingWhy Avaline's marketing team is built with talent from fashion, beauty, and lifestyle — not wineWhat's working in paid ads, social, and influencer marketing — including a focus on UGC and lifestyle content over traditional product shotsLast Call:Do wine writers need formal wine certifications? That's the provocative question we're tackling on this week's Last Call on the Business of Drinks podcast — sparked by a viral Substack post from author Henry Jeffreys. With 134,000 people taking WSET exams in the past year alone, wine education is booming. But is it necessary to be a great communicator? We've got thoughts.Don't miss our next episode, dropping on May 14.For the latest updates, follow us:Business of Drinks:LinkedInInstagram @bizofdrinksErica Duecy, co-host: Erica Duecy is founder and co-host of Business of Drinks and one of the drinks industry's most accomplished digital and content strategists. She runs the consultancy and advisory arm of Business of Drinks and has built publishing and marketing programs for Drizly, VinePair, SevenFifty, and other hospitality and drinks tech companies.LinkedInInstagram @ericaduecyScott Rosenbaum, co-host: Scott Rosenbaum is co-host of Business of Drinks and a veteran strategist and analyst with deep experience building drinks portfolios. He currently serves as Head of Search at Distill Ventures. He was formerly the Vice President of T. Edward Wines & Spirits, a New York-based importer and distributor.LinkedInCaroline Lamb, contributor: Caroline is a producer and on-air contributor at Business of Drinks and a key account sales and marketing specialist at AHD Vintners, a Michigan-based importer and distributor.LinkedInInstagram @borkalineSPONSORS: This episode is brought to you by eBev 2025 — the premier forum for beverage marketing leaders, happening May 28–30 at The Conrad in Indianapolis. Visit bevmarketing.org for more info.The next wave of beverage design is here! Check out Studio Garces at martigarces.es Reach out at hola@martigaces.es and mention Business of Drinks for a free 30 minute consultation. SWIG Partners is exclusively offering $100 off their supplier-distributor matchmaking fee when you mention the Business of Drinks podcast, or inquire via this link: ⁠https://www.swigpartners.com/businessofdrinksIf you enjoyed today's conversation, follow Business of Drinks wherever you're listening, and don't forget to rate and review us. Your support helps us reach new listeners passionate about the drinks industry. Thank you!

“I believe that every great brand should evolve its look and feel about every five years,” said Katherine Power, serial entrepreneur and the founder of Versed skin care. “Since our launch in 2019, we've seen that our core customer, who is primarily an older millennial or young Gen X — I call them Xennials — has really grown along with us, and we wanted to continue to grow with them and to create something fresh and modern.” This included a refresh of packaging, visuals and language overseen by Lola Gonzalez Marra, Versed's longtime creative lead. Power and Marra have worked together for more than a decade on Power's many entrepreneurial projects, including editorial sites WhoWhatWear and Byrdie — which Power launched with Hillary Kerr in 2006 and 2013, respectively — as well as color cosmetics line Merit, which Power founded in 2021.  “We decided we needed to evolve enough that it's a change, but not so much that you go on Versed one day and it's a completely different brand,” said Marra. As Power and Marra explained on this episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, the refresh has been in the works for over a year.  Versed was launched in 2019 from data and insights learned at Byrdie and WhoWhatWear, which Power and Kerr have since sold to publisher Dotdash in 2019 and publisher Future Brands in 2022, respectively.  Thanks to Versed's omnichannel strategy where 75% of its sales are through Target, switching over merchandise has required a unique strategy. Hint: Versed is selling off older products DTC for 30% off right now. The team also rolled out tweaks to its social media aesthetic and naming formula for products. The brand also used this as an opportunity to fine-tune the assortment by making product cuts. But perhaps the biggest change is in its packaging colors, which Marra desaturated and leveraged into category IDs, all of which the duo discusses in the podcast episode. 

On this week's episode of Artist Friendly, Joel Madden is joined by Cameron Diaz. Artist Friendly is reaching another huge milestone, celebrating 100 episodes with actor and entrepreneur Cameron Diaz. After becoming a major star, Diaz stepped away from Hollywood in 2014 to “reclaim [her] own life” — which included exploring her passions and spending time with family. Now, a decade later, she will return to the big screen for the aptly titled Back in Action with Jamie Foxx, which premieres on Netflix in January 2025. She also launched the organic wine brand Avaline with Katherine Power in 2020.  Listen to their conversation on Artist Friendly wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also watch the episode over at Veeps.  ------- Host: Joel Madden, @joelmadden Executive Producers: Joel Madden, Benji Madden, Jillian King Producers: Josh Madden, Joey Simmrin, Janice Leary Visual Producer/Editor: Ryan Schaefer Audio Producer/Composer: Nick Gray Music/Theme Composer: Nick Gray Cover Art/Design: Ryan Schaefer Additional Contributors: Anna Zanes, Neville Hardman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of BRAVE COMMERCE, hosts Sarah Hofstetter, President of Profitero, and Rachel Tipograph, Founder & CEO of MikMak, sit down with Kerry Sullivan, CEO of Versed. Kerry shares her career journey from leading iconic beauty brands at Neutrogena and Dollar Shave Club to helming Versed, a rising skincare brand. She discusses the unique challenges and opportunities of transitioning from established corporations to a fast-moving indie brand and how her vast experience in beauty commerce gives her a competitive edge.Kerry dives into the differences between managing large, structured organizations and working alongside visionary founders like Katherine Power at Versed. She reflects on the importance of adopting a “scrappy” mindset, leveraging big brand best practices while embracing the agility required to scale emerging brands. Kerry also shares her approach to recruiting for growth-stage companies and the critical role of immersing herself in various aspects of the business, from marketing to warehouse operations.As Kerry discusses the evolving beauty landscape, she emphasizes the importance of authenticity, understanding consumer needs, and balancing new trends with proven business practices. Her insights into modern influencer marketing, the future of TikTok Shop, and global expansion make this a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of beauty brands.Key Takeaways:The power of merging big-brand expertise with indie brand agility to foster growth and innovation.Insights into navigating full-funnel marketing strategies for emerging beauty brands in today's digital and retail environment.The importance of human touch, authenticity, and strategic risk-taking in building successful beauty brands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode were interviewing Katherine Power and Tony Tenicela from Sodexo.  Katherine is Vice President of Communications in North America. She is recognised for driving innovation, Inclusion and delivering superior communications results. A regular speaker at national and international conferences on Diversity and Inclusion, Corporate Social Responsibility and Leadership.  Tony Tenicela is the Chief Diversity Equity and Inclusion officer, he is responsible for leading DEI Initiatives that help to foster an inclusive workplace culture and ensures that Sodexo attracts, recruits and develops a high performing workforce in the communities in which they serve. Tony was named one of the top 50 LGBT Executives by the Telegraph in the UK, and listed as one of the top 50 LGBTQ Legacy Leaders by Business Equality Magazine.  ___ Did you know? you can now order Priya and Advita's new book Building a Culture of Inclusivity Order from https://www.koganpage.com/ Discount Code ALLME20 The book is available in most online stores including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Indigo etc… and in some physical ones as well.    Don't miss out. Get your copy of the book now and be part of the DEI conversation. Building a Culture of Inclusivity Effective Internal Communication For Diversity, Equity and Inclusion  Want to evaluate where your business stands when it comes to the EI? Visit our website to learn more:   https://aleaderlikeme.com/ Have any questions? Would you like to book Priya and or Advita for a speaking event? Don't hesitate to reach out to us at info@aleaderlikeme.com For our latest updates, continue to follow our LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram @aleaderlikeme. If you read our book and would like to give us your honest review, feel free to post on social media. Don't forget to use the #ALLME and tag us. Thank you for your continued support as we drive global DEI/EDI conversations forward. If you want to transform your culture and build better inclusion then get in touch and let's see how we can work together: info@aleaderlikeme.com.  If you're curious about inclusive cultures and want to understand what needs to happen in your organisation to cultivate belonging so you and your colleagues can thrive, you can purchase our book: https://aleaderlikeme.com/book/ 

Cameron Diaz was one of the first true health gurus. A favorite actress to many, she has that infectious laugh and smile, impossible to ignore. Soon, she will break her ten-year acting hiatus but in the interim, she's found herself quite occupied with a new venture, going back to her health conscious roots. Enter Katherine Power. Entrepreneur extraordinaire. You might know her from a little brand we adore called Merit. First friends, then founders—Cameron and Katherine have become industry disruptors in the wine space thanks to their clean and ingredient transparent brand, Avaline. With a whole lot of laughs, we picked their brains on living more sustainably, plus, we got the lowdown on Cameron's OG tan trick. You can thank Emese for that.Mentioned in this episode:Avaline RoséAvaline Sauvignon BlancAvaline Pinot NoirMerit Great Skin SerumMerit Flush Balm Cheek ColorLancaster Tan Maximizer After Sun Soothing MoisturizerSoleil Toujours Daily Defense Mineral Body LotionShani Darden Triple Acid Signature PeelHead to drinkavaline.com/lipstick and use code LIPSTICK at checkout for 15% off sitewide!Please note that this episode and description may contain paid endorsements, advertisements, and affiliate links for products and services.Sponsors:For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners 10 dollars off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter promo code LIPSTICK.Check out macys.com/giftfinder to find that perfect present.Get a meal with EveryPlate for just $1.49 per meal plus $1 steaks for life by going to EveryPlate.com/podcast and entering code 49lipstick.Produced by Dear Media.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Actress-turned-entrepreneur Cameron Diaz and consumer brand builder Katherine Power (WhoWhatWear, Merit Beauty, Versed) had been friends for years before they decided to launch Avaline, their transparently produced organic wine brand. After realizing the wines they loved were full of additives and hidden ingredients, they saw an opportunity to create a new kind of bottle – and transform the wine industry in the process. We spoke with them about how they've transformed their careers, and their lives, by launching this brand. In this episode, they share:  Why Cameron left acting behind – and what that's unlocked for her Katherine's tips for time management and efficiency  What we can't Google about Cameron  How they broke into the alcohol industry  The surprising things you should look for when choosing wine

In this flashback episode, Cameron Diaz [Vanilla Sky, There's Something About Mary, Charlie's Angels] and entrepreneur Katherine Power talk with Anna about life, relationships and the genesis of their organic wine Avaline. Cameron, Katherine, and Anna then share their best unqualified advice with a listener suffering from heartbreak and a soon-to-be married schoolteacher who is worried about her stepmother crashing her wedding. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Stassi has the opportunity to sit down with the brilliant Katherine Power -- co-founder of the legendary WhoWhatWear.com and Avaline with Cameron Diaz, and co-founder/CEO of Versed (Skincare) and Merit (Beauty).  Katherine is someone who Stassi respects so highly and feels so honored to know. If we had to make a list of people whose career, business insight and life advice Stassi admires most, Katherine would be at the top of it. Stassi and Katherine discuss how the ideas for her businesses started, how to get a brand off the ground, creating your own definition of "having it all", and of course, which tv shows they watch to decompress after a crazy day. Spoiler: Katherine is a huge Vanderpump Rules fan.  If you'd like to try out Katherine's brands, enjoy the promo codes below - especially for Straight Up With Stassi listeners!  Versed - STASSI15 for 15% off your first order Merit - All first orders on meritbeauty.com ship with a complimentary Signature Bag Avaline - SUWS20 for 20% off your purchase on www.drinkavaline.com. One time use per customer. Not valid on subscriptions or The Intro Set. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires 2/25/23.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode, Stassi has the opportunity to sit down with the brilliant Katherine Power -- co-founder of the legendary WhoWhatWear.com and Avaline with Cameron Diaz, and co-founder/CEO of Versed (Skincare) and Merit (Beauty).  Katherine is someone who Stassi respects so highly and feels so honored to know. If we had to make a list of people whose career, business insight and life advice Stassi admires most, Katherine would be at the top of it. Stassi and Katherine discuss how the ideas for her businesses started, how to get a brand off the ground, creating your own definition of "having it all", and of course, which tv shows they watch to decompress after a crazy day. Spoiler: Katherine is a huge Vanderpump Rules fan.  If you'd like to try out Katherine's brands, enjoy the promo codes below - especially for Straight Up With Stassi listeners!  Versed - STASSI15 for 15% off your first order Merit - All first orders on meritbeauty.com ship with a complimentary Signature Bag Avaline - SUWS20 for 20% off your purchase on www.drinkavaline.com. One time use per customer. Not valid on subscriptions or The Intro Set. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires 2/25/23.

Longtime friends Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power started their wine brand Avaline five years ago. What might have started as a way to understand what organic wine really meant has now turned into an exciting passion and business. Cameron and Katherine sit down with me to discuss the brand's inception, reception, and, of course, drinkability, on today's Wine Face. Hosted by Helen Johannesen. Featured Wines: Avaline Cabernet Sauvignon Avaline Rosé Wine Face listeners can use code WINEFACE for 15% of their order at drinkavaline.com Produced by Dear Media.

In this episode, Dr. Will Cole is joined by Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power to learn all about the dirty secrets of the wine industry and the ingredients to avoid. They share their journey to creating Avaline, a natural wine brand that you can feel comfortable sipping. Born out of their own wellness evolutions in eating and living cleaner, we see just how transformative taking ownership of your health can be in your entire life. Dr. Cole also shares the issues that he sees with patients and conventional wine such as problems with blood sugar and histamine intolerance. For all links mentioned in episode: www.drwillcole.com/podcast   Sponsors: Insidetracker.com.com/artofbeingwell for 20% off site-wide https://kromawellness.com/ code WILLCOLE20 for 20% off your first Krome 5-Day Reset purchase Ritual.com/willcole to get 10% off your first 3 orders Magbreakthrough.com/willcole code WILLCOLE for 10% off Perfectsnacks.com/WILLCOLE to get a free Perfect Bar today   Produced by Dear Media.   Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.

Erin and Charissa are the ones who need to CALM DOWN after welcoming in some special guests on this week's episode. Actress Cameron Diaz and entrepreneur superstar Katherine Power join the ladies to discuss launching their wine company Avaline, running a company with your best friend and why this Pinot Noir pairs well with fading sunlight and your favorite song. Stick around to find out if Cameron goes back and watches her own movies!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

A new episode of my TV show Office Hours premieres tonight on Bloomberg TV at 8:30 pm PST. Office Hours is the first late-night entrepreneur talk show that features the best and brightest entrepreneurial minds from business, sports, entertainment, and beyond to talk about success, failure, and everything in between. Joining me on today's episode are Joni Rogers-Kante founder & CEO of Senegence, my business partner and friend, Mike Mumola, founding member of Mediaabundance, and Jayson Waller, the founder & CEO of Powerhome Solar.  You are going to get a sneak peek at today's episode and our conversation with Cameron Diaz & Katherine Power, cofounders of Avaline Wine. You are going to learn all about their journey of diving headfirst into the alcohol industry and what their experience has been creating their own product that they consume on a regular basis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Cameron Diaz [Vanilla Sky, There's Something About Mary, Charlie's Angels] and entrepreneur Katherine Power talk with Anna about life, relationships and the genesis of their clean, organic wine, Avaline. Cameron, Katherine and Anna then share their best unqualified advice with a listener suffering from heartbreak, and a soon-to-be married schoolteacher who is worried about her stepmother crashing her wedding.Find a bottle of Avaline near you in 5,000 stores across the nation and drinkavaline.com.Order Dealbreakers now. On sale wherever books are sold.OSEA Experience your new favorite clean skincare line with a special discount just for our listeners. You'll get free samples with every order, and orders over $50 get free shipping. Get 10% off your first order with promo code ANNA at OSEAmalibu.com.Vital Farms Grab a carton of Vital Farms eggs the next time you're at the grocery store and start feeling confident about where your food comes from. Go to vitalfarms.com to learn more. Vital Farms. Where Honest Food Is Raised.Rent the Runway Ready to get dressed again? This fall, step out bigger than ever before — because when you Rent the Runway, the world is your runway. Rent the Runway's memberships give you monthly shipments of designer clothing and accessories for a flat monthly price. Exclusive offer for Unqualified listeners: use promo code ANNA for 30% off! Valid for a limited time so visit RentTheRunway.com today.Please subscribe to Anna Faris is Unqualified on Apple Podcasts and follow us on social media:Instagram @UnqualifiedTwitter @UnqualifiedFacebook @Anna Faris is UnqualifiedMusic by: Mondo Cozmo @mondocozmoProducers: Michael Barrett, Rob Holysz, Jeph Porter, Kasper SelvigResearcher: Margot BarrettProduction Services: Rabbit Grin Productions rabbitgrinproductions.comDistributed by: Simplecast 

Just like many other successful entrepreneurs, Marla's ‘aha moments' started from not being satisfied with how things worked. She and her husband decided to improve the shopping experience for everyone and the first idea for Bluemercury was born: bring beauty products to the internet. This episode is all about seeing the opportunity at the given moment and then making the big leap because you believe in your idea. And although the journey isn't always a straight line to success, with enough flexibility, faith, and knowledge, you can do anything.  IN THIS EPISODE: [03:20] Marla never liked the shopping experience department stores had to offer at the time. So she decided to improve it. [05:25] How Bluemercury started as an internet company and what Jeff Bezos has to do with it? [10:59] Marla's parents always insisted on her getting a good education. [14:40] Even for Amazon, it wasn't always clear if they were going to make it.  [20:07] What was the tipping point for Marla's entrepreneurial success?  [25:32] How Marla managed to have kids and run a business at the same time? [30:32] How to choose the best people who will work with you? [34:39] Marla's mindset secrets for tough times like 2008. [39:03] What does work-life balance mean for Marla? KEY TAKEAWAYS: All new entrepreneurial ventures start with a problem. For Marla, this problem was a terrible shopping experience.  It takes one burning idea to create a successful entrepreneur. The road to success is always paved with previous failures.  It's not always just about the money. It's also about the terms you want to set for your new, better life. CONNECT WITH US: Find Marla on LinkedIn and at Bluemercury.com. Check out our website, Potential to Powerhouse, for more details and to learn about past, present, and future guests. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Facebook Community for a deeper connection with the P2P community. Grab your free copy of our guide, 4 Daily Habits Essential to Becoming a POWERHOUSE Entrepreneur.  Share the love! If you know a female Powerhouse who could benefit from hearing the hard-earned lessons and success stories shared by women who have been there, share our content and follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. And don't forget to subscribe to our show and leave a rating and review!  Until next time… High Five! P.S. In need of some inspiration? Looking for insightful advice from fellow women entrepreneurs? Browse through past episodes of the Potential to Powerhouse Podcast featuring such high-profile, high-performing female leaders as Lauren Frances, Christie Hefner, Katherine Power, and Desirée Rogers. 

On this week's episode, luxury footwear brand creator, Angela Scott of The Office of Angela Scott, joins Tracy to discuss the relentless pursuit of her calling in life and why she is compelled to heed the call. Angela's story is one of true entrepreneurial grit. Starting from childhood, she was raised in the foster care system due to their mother's schizophrenia diagnosis. Angela used these challenging childhood experiences to her benefit, and capitalized on her ability to persevere, and forged ahead into an entrepreneurial vision by surrounding herself with mentors and allies who helped her stay the course and keep her business tracking.  Angela also shares how she funded her business and the importance of asking for help and being vulnerable in business. Finally, she reviews the key learnings she has discovered thus far in her journey and her love for creating shoes and empowering Women Who Mean Business.™ Stay tuned for this truly inspiring entrepreneurial powerhouse interview!   IN THIS EPISODE: [02:46] A look into Angela's childhood. [05:02] Growing up as part of the foster care system because of Angela's mother's schizophrenia. [09:48] Angela always had an entrepreneurial spirit as she worked hard from a young age. [16:45] Angela's journey into adulthood feeling that fashion was in her DNA. [22:06] How Angela pivoted from working at Neiman Marcus to opening The Office of Angela Scott. [31:06] Angela's juicy tip for entrepreneurs who are just starting out. [38:19] Where Angela envisions her business for the future. [40:31] The first famous person Angela noticed wearing her shoes. [43:11] How Angela is attempting to bring the traditional craftsmanship of her shoes to the current world and introducing it to women who have not had access to this quality of craftsmanship. [48:24] Is there anything Angela sees in hindsight that she'd go back to and coach herself differently in her journey?   KEY TAKEAWAYS: From a young age, Angela understood what the meaning of hard work meant, knowing that if she wanted to have experiences in life, she had to work for them.   Fashion was always a big part in Angela's life. Before she knew fashion was going to be her career, she knew she was going to work hard in order to be able to buy fashion pieces. Angela's first mentor helped give her insight on how hard she should work toward her goals while doing it with elegance and intention. Angela took her lowest paying job ever at Neiman Marcus, because she knew that's what she needed to do in order for her to understand the fashion industry. The Office of Angela Scott is no longer just a shoe brand. It's a business of curating, understanding and being a platform for other women. It's a collective of powerhouse women who wear her product, identify her story with their own personal brand, and empowers working women to own their stories.    CONNECT WITH US: Find Angela on Instagram and at  Theofficeofangelascott.com Check out our website, Potential to Powerhouse, for more details and to learn about past, present, and future guests. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Facebook Community for a deeper connection with the P2P community. Grab your free copy of our guide, 4 Daily Habits Essential to Becoming a POWERHOUSE Entrepreneur.  Share the love! If you know a female Powerhouse who could benefit from hearing the hard-earned lessons and success stories shared by women who have been there, share our content and follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. And don't forget to subscribe to our show and leave a rating and review!  Until next time… High Five! P.S. In need of some inspiration? Looking for insightful advice from fellow women entrepreneurs? Browse through past episodes of the Potential to Powerhouse Podcast featuring such high-profile, high-performing female leaders as Lauren Frances, Christie Hefner, Katherine Power, and Desirée Rogers. 

Katherine Power is a rock star entrepreneur, and co-founder and CEO of multiple companies including WhoWhatWear, JoyLab, MERIT Beauty, and Versed. She's the co-founder of clean wine company, Avaline, with her close friend and business partner, actress Cameron Diaz. And in between running and building successful brands, she's also mom to her four-year-old son, and cheerleader to her entrepreneur husband! Katherine shares her incredible and inspiring story that started in dance and wound its way through Hollywood and the nightclub industry, and Elle Magazine as the West Coast Editor. She speaks to taking risks, following your dreams, balancing motherhood and career, and learning to say no.

Today we’re welcoming Diarrha N’Diaye, founder of the hotly anticipated Ami Colé, a new, eco-friendly beauty range born in Harlem, inspired by Senegal. Hailed as “No Makeup Makeup for Melanin-Rich Skin” by Women’s Wear Daily, Ami Colé is about celebrating – rather than covering up – dark skin tones. Launched just last week, the indie start-up has attracted investors like Hannah Bronfman and Versed Skincare’s Katherine Power, while Katie Jane Hughes and Emily Weiss are already singing its praises on Instagram.   Tune in as Diarrha N’Diaye recalls rising through the ranks at L’Oréal Paris and Glossier before cultivating her own beauty line, crowd-sourced from a BIPOC community of 400 over three years. Plus, we chat about self-acceptance, representation in the beauty industry, the challenges of launching during a global pandemic and the gap that still exists to get brands like Ami Colé to market. Finally, find out how Diarrha plans to take Ami Colé beyond beauty, creating a community where women of colour are free to exhale.   Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Twitter, join our private Facebook group

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In the third episode of Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr, Hillary speaks with the stylist, fashion adviser, and image strategist, Meredith Koop, about her decade-long relationship styling Michelle Obama. Meredith takes us through her creative process of using fashion as a tool for storytelling—from the White House to the Becoming book tour to the 2021 Presidential Inauguration and beyond. Hear why she doesn't believe in fashion rules, the importance of a good zipper, and everything she plans to do next in her career. Then, Hillary is joined by her Who What Wear co-founder, Katherine Power, to talk through everything that went into creating Katherine’s fourth brand, the game-changing, clean, minimalist makeup line, Merit.

In our third episode of the show, Hillary speaks with the stylist, fashion adviser, and image strategist, Meredith Koop, about her decade-long relationship styling Michelle Obama. Meredith takes us through her creative process of using fashion as a tool for storytelling—from the White House to the Becoming book tour to the 2021 Presidential Inauguration and beyond. Hear why she doesn't believe in fashion rules, the importance of a good zipper, and everything she plans to do next in her career. Then, Hillary is joined by her Who What Wear co-founder, Katherine Power, to talk through everything that went into creating Katherine's fourth brand, the game-changing, clean, minimalist makeup line, Merit.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aila Morin is a Marketing & Advertising vet - Currently, Aila leads the Marketing, Creative, and Product at MERIT Beauty, a minimalist, clean, luxury beauty brand founded by Katherine Power. Formerly the Brand Marketing and Go-to-Market Director at Mejuri, Aila was one of the few early hires responsible for the growth of Mejuri from an early startup to a successful fine jewelry company. In today's episode, Aila shares how she worked her way through the industry building her career and network through experience with multiple startups, her experience growing Mejuri's media presence as the former Brand Marketing and GTM Director, and how she has honed in on her strengths in her vertical to help grow the MERIT Beauty brand. I hope you enjoy our conversation xx Links: Aila Morin: https://www.instagram.com/ailamorin MERIT Beauty In Our Network Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inournetwork/

Katherine Power is a fashion and beauty supernova with an uncanny ability to “find the white space” in saturated markets, and an uncanny ear-to-the-ground for trend and consumer feedback. Launching successful concepts from fashion (WhoWhatWear), to beauty products (Versed, Merit), to wine (Avaline) - all while raising a newborn - Katherine has done it all.   A member of Forbes' 40 under 40, and an adviser for Los Angeles non-profit Baby2Baby, Katherine's approach is a masterclass in turning passions into a personal roadmap for a well-rounded, well-considered version of success. EPISODE SUMMARY: 2:54 - How Katherine and Tracy met 5:26 - Starting her entrepreneurial journey 10:00 - How she supported herself when she was just getting started 12:45 - On being an entrepreneur 13:49 - The companies Katherine has founded 18:03 - The role digital media plays in her business 18:55 - All about Avaline Organic Wines 22:46 - Her latest brand, Merit, is just coming to market 26:16 - Managing home-life with four businesses and a family  32:22 - Navigating success and a newborn 38:01 - Childbirth, C-section, and choice  40:41 - Her policy around maternity leave and the workplace 43:02 - On her best practices  45:04 - To-do lists the old fashioned way 46:41 - What she might have done differently in hindsight 48:43 - Katherine's advice on taking the leap into entrepreneurism QUOTABLES: 9:21 - “We knew nothing about the internet. We knew nothing about starting a business. We didn't have an actual business plan. We were firing something completely new - it was kind of the Wild West.” 36:32 - “…it doesn't matter - you're always gonna be the mom.” 46:50 - “I just don't think there's such a thing as a mistake, when it comes to your career, because it's just kind of a change in course and you end up where you're supposed to be.”  48:45 - “Find something you love to do, and then figure out a way to get paid for it.” 49:17 - “I love making money and figuring out how to make money, but I don't really do any of this for money - I do it because it's exciting for me when I get up.” PARAPHRASE (edited quotes): 10:25 - “I'm less risky when it comes to my body or my safety…. Like I wouldn't jump out of a plane, but I'll give you the last $36,000 in my bank account because I have a great idea.” CONNECTIONS:For more Katherine Power, follow her on Instagram. Also be sure to check out Merit, Versed, WhoWhatWear, and Avaline. Check out our website, Potential to Powerhouse, for more details and to learn about past, present, and future guests. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Facebook Community for a deeper connection with the P2P tribe. Grab your free copy of our guide, 4 Daily Habits Essential to Becoming a POWERHOUSE Entrepreneur, and don't forget to subscribe to our show and leave a rating and review. Do you know any other female powerhouses that could benefit from listening? If so, please let them know to follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever they like to listen to valuable audio content. Until next time… High Five!

Join us as Loren continues her FBI's Most Wanted Women Series this week- guest starring Rory! This week features Katherine Power, Susan Saxe, and Angela Davis. Katherine Power- Fugitive #315. Born January 25, 1949 as the third of seven children, Katherine was raised in a Irish Catholic family in Denver, Colorado. Katherine went on to earn a full scholarship to Brandeis University, where she met her roommate- and future accomplice- Susan Edith Saxe. Susan Saxe- Fugitive #316. Born January 18, 1949, Susan is Katherine's elder by 7 days. Self described as a "lifelong radical activist," Susan met Katherine at Brandeis University. The two organized protests with the National Student Strike Force, where they met Stanley Ray Bond. Stanley was enrolled in Brandeis through a government sponsored program. Katherine and Susan were swept into a plot to arm the Black Panthers and it wasn't long before they found themselves involved in an armed robbery and they went on the run. Angela Davis- Fugitive #309. Born January 26, 1944 in the Dynamite Hill neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama. Angela was one of four children and was surrounded by communists throughout her developmental years. She went on to attend Brandeis University on scholarship and was highly intelligent. So how did this highly educated political activist wind up on the FBI's Most Wanted? How could the treatment these women receive be so wildly different? Tune in to hear these women's stories! Wait to Panic is a weekly podcast where two longtime friends take turns sharing stories that just might make your skin crawl. If you like what you hear and want more, give us some love and come back each Sunday for our newest episode! What are some of the spookiest experiences you've had? If you have a story of your own that you want us to share, email it to us at waittopanicpodcast@gmail.com and we'll read it during our story episodes! Don't forget to check out our website at waittopanic.com for some extra spookies and stories! Wanna follow us on social media? Check us out! Instagram Facebook Secret Facebook Group

Power by name, powerhouse by nature, Katherine Power, is a female-entrepreneur with a knack for spotting trends and building beautiful brands that are accessible to all.   She shares the inspiration behind her most recent ventures in wellness and wine, and how she’s re-writing the beauty and beverage rulebook for the millennial mindset.  Prepare to feel inspired!    Connect with us on Insta: Alli: @alliwebb Adrian: @adrian.k   Resources: Merit,  Versed and Avaline Who What Wear   Raising the Bar with Alli and Adrian is a production of Crate Media

Katherine Power is an amazing business woman that I have admired for years. I learned so much from her in this chat. She is a prolific consumer-brand builder, CEO, and investor focused on creating products and businesses that connect to millennial and Gen Z consumers. Katherine has taken age-old industries and reimagined them with data-led, digital-first business models built for the modern shopper. Katherine and I chat all about her new, clean beauty brand, MERIT, the path she took to create her successful business empire, and how she uses feedback on her ideas to inform her next business venture.  Key themes to Katherine’s brands include accessibility, inclusivity, clean ingredients, and sustainability. Katherine is the co-founder of Who What Wear, an international fashion company, and Avaline, an organic wine brand. Additionally, she is the founder of Versed Skincare... one of my favorite brands that you have heard me talk about a lot! She has been acknowledged for her innovations on Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list, Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list, and Adweek’s Creative 100 and as one of Inc.’s 20 Young Entrepreneurs to Watch.   This episode is brought to you by Sakara. Sakara is a wellness company rooted in the transformative power of plant-based food.  Visit Sakara.com/WITHWHIT to get 20% off your first order.   This episode is brought to you by Tatcha. Tatcha is a Japanese beauty brand that believes that skincare is self-care. Use code WITHWHIT at Tatcha.com for 15% off your purchase. Produced by Dear Media

Katherine Power is a consumer-brand builder, CEO, and investor focused on creating products and businesses that connect to millennial and Gen Z consumers. Her portfolio of businesses include WhoWhatWear, Versed, Avaline and the new clean makeup brand MERIT - available now.   Follow Katherine https://www.instagram.com/katherinepower/   Follow Marianna https://www.instagram.com/marianna_hewitt/   Summer Fridays Cloud Dew Oil-Free Gel Cream Moisturizer is available now at SummerFridays.com and Sephora.   Produced by Dear Media.

Chances are you’ve heard of Who What Wear, the newsletter turned mega-successful digital platform and clothing brand. But you might not know the entrepreneur behind it, Katherine Power, who hasn’t stopped creating. Since starting Who What Wear in 2006, she founded the skincare brand Versed and the wine label Avaline in collaboration with Cameron Diaz—and now she’s launching the clean-luxury makeup line, Merit. This week, Katherine joins Bobbi to talk about her multi-industry journey, how the pandemic is changing the way she conducts business, and why when it comes to entrepreneurship, it’s about collaboration—not competition. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Published on 14 Dec 2020. Cameron Diaz is the quintessential Hollywood actress. She’s starred in iconic films, including The Mask, There’s Something About Mary, and Charlie’s Angels, and has been nominated for countless SAG awards, BAFTAs, and Golden Globes. In 2014, Diaz became a best-selling author with her two wellness-centric books, The Body Book and The Longevity Book, which reveal Diaz’s outlook on body positivity and living to your fullest potential. Now, Diaz has launched clean-wine company Avaline alongside Who What Wears Co-founder Katherine Power, defining a new standard for clean ingredients and transparency. On this episode of Second Life, find out how Diaz is continually evolving herself beyond Hollywood and how to build a brand you truly believe in

Cameron Diaz is the quintessential Hollywood actress. She’s starred in iconic films, including The Mask, There’s Something About Mary, and Charlie’s Angels, and has been nominated for countless SAG awards, BAFTAs, and Golden Globes. In 2014, Diaz became a best-selling author with her two wellness-centric books, The Body Book and The Longevity Book, which reveal Diaz’s outlook on body positivity and living to your fullest potential. Now, Diaz has launched clean-wine company Avaline alongside Who What Wears Co-founder Katherine Power, defining a new standard for clean ingredients and transparency. On this episode of Second Life, find out how Diaz is continually evolving herself beyond Hollywood and how to build a brand you truly believe in

Our Hosts: Corinne Foxx - https://www.instagram.com/corinnefoxx/ (@corinnefoxx) Natalie McMillan - https://www.instagram.com/nataliemcm/ (@nataliemcm) Our Guests: Cameron Diaz- https://www.instagram.com/camerondiaz/ (@camerondiaz) Katherine Power- https://www.instagram.com/katherinepower/?hl=en (@katherinepower) Avaline Wine - https://drinkavaline.com/ (drinkavaline.com) What we're drinking: https://drinkavaline.com/collections/wines (Avaline White ) INTRO Today, we have two very special guests joining us to talk about their new wine label, Avaline. We will be chatting with actor, author Cameron Diaz and CEO and founder of Who What Wear and Versed skincare, Katherine Power, who together co-founded Avaline. Corinne reveals her beef with Natalie over a soup recipe. Natalie gives Corinne a special gift. Corinne also promotes her new movie, Safety, which will be streaming December 11th on Disney Plus. TOPIC This week, we welcome Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power to the podcast to discuss their new wine label, Avaline. We talk about the mission behind their clean wine brand and how they're disrupting the wine industry.  In this episode, we discuss: How their dynamic partnership came to be What inspired them to start their own wine label The unique challenges in starting Avaline Why transparency is an important factor with wine The mission behind their clean brand The best part of working with your friends The advice they'd give to their 26 year old selves END OF SHOW This week, Corinne and Natalie rate the https://drinkavaline.com/collections/wines (Avaline White ) against Adele. https://drinkavaline.com/collections/wines (Avaline White ) : 9/Adele To wrap up the episode, Corinne and Natalie play 200 Questions. Natalie answer, "What piece of entertainment do you wish you could erase from your mind and experience again for the first time?" and Corinne answers, "What's the most immature thing that you do?" If you have any questions or future episode ideas, feel free to DM us https://www.instagram.com/amidoingthisrightpod/ (@AmIDoingThisRightPod) or email us amidoingthisrightpod@gmail.com Check out our new website: https://www.amidoingthisrightpod.com/ (amidoingthisrightpod.com) Don't forget to rate and review the podcast! It really helps us grow! HELPFUL LINKS

For our very last founder episode of the year, we’ve brought in the big guns! It’s serial entrepreneur Katherine Power, co-founder of Who What Wear, its spin-off line of street style-inspired fashion, a multitude of media brands and most topping our beauty minds, Versed Skincare. Total estimated value? $100 million dollars. (It’s safe to say we’re taking notes on how to kill it in business, folks.) EXCLUSIVE SCOOP ALERT: Katherine tells us about her newly announced next enterprise, an exciting line of colour cosmetics, called Merit Beauty!! First, find out why TikTok beauty influencer of the year, Skincare By Hyram, is calling Versed the next CeraVe when it comes to drugstore skincare. We’ll share our personal favourites that we stock up on at Target, while Katherine fills us in on the SEO secret that drove some of the brand’s top-selling SKUs. Plus, how can they possibly make this “clean” skincare line so affordable? We get the answers to that question, too. Finally, stay tuned until the end to hear the official reveal on Merit makeup, including the celebrity who’s already had it in her hot little hands. Psst! Follow our Instagram to see video footage from our chat, along with details on an exclusive contest we’ll be offering with both Versed and Merit. And don’t forget to drop us a comment to let us know what you think of the episode!   Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Twitter,  Join our private Facebook group

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Joining me in today’s episode is Melanie Bender, Founding General Manager of Versed Skincare. Versed launched as the first community-driven mass beauty brand and the first clean skincare line to debut in over 1,850 stores as part of Katherine Power’s lineup of super impressive brands including Who What Wear and Avaline. Driven by a team of skin experts and a community of 16 million people, Versed’s mission is to make clean products for all, with the planet in mind. They help you find what you need to use and what you need to know—from the right product mix, to ingredient breakdowns (the good and the bad), and late-night chats about those lingering pimples. We had so much fun recording this episode! We chat about the importance of gathering data to drive forward brand building, why launching into Target was critical to the success of the brand, keeping creativity as a core focus and what’s driving the brands growth right now.LINKS WE MENTION:Versed’s InstagramMelanie’s InstagramFSC’s InstagramIn partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesses.

#ladybosses have taken over this weeks episode with Alex and Tina! Jessica Alba, Katherine Power, Demi Moore - to name a few. Grab your gua sha face stone, settle in, and pour a cocktail! For more info check out @AlexandTinasFavoriteThings on Instagram and email us at AlexandTinasFavoriteThings@gmail.com with questions, comments, & suggestions on what to try next! Support us by supporting our host network, DimlyWit Productions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power, Co-founders of Avaline wine, give their insights on:[5:16] –Why their pairing as founders allows each person to make the most of their strengths[9:42] – What the traditional wine brands are missing when communicating with younger consumers [13:20] – How having the right business partner enables your organization to grow when you are aligned in your mission[21:30] – Why passion needs to be an important factor for aspiring entrepreneurs who are determining their future

We have a new wine bar in Sebastopol. Region wine bar will specialize in pouring small production wines using self-serve wine machines.Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power have entered the celebrity wine business. Their wine brand Avaline, is entering a crowded market place. Years of consolidation by alcohol producers and wholesalers, uncertainty due to an ongoing trade war and now a pandemic makes one consider their market timing. However the ladies may be filling a void by marketing their product as a “clean wine”. Danny Meyer has hit the play button and is rehiring staff and slowly reopening his restaurants. The challenges of the pandemic have caused him to re-examine his policies on tipping though. With over 20,000 restaurants currently out of business in the U.S. Danny has plans to survive the fallout and still bring about equity within the ranks of the restaurant business.Dan Berger pens a nice article on the drawbacks of vintage charts. When I first started learning about wine I always carried a vintage chart in my wallet. How about you? Do vintage charts help you make buying decisions on wine?Bill and I discuss these items and more in this week's addition of VinoWeek. Thanks to everyone for listening. Cheers!Our wine recommendation this week is the 2015 Domaine de Compostelle. Domaine de Compostelle is the second wine for Chateau La Cabanne. The estate in the past has had a reputation of under-performing considering its neighbors are Chateau Clinet and Chateau Trontanoy. In 2010 a big fire destroyed most of the vat room and all of the 2008 vintage. This allowed the owners the Estager family to outfit the Chateau with state of the art equipment, vats and cooperage. Things appear to be on the upswing as the 2015 Compostelle is a wonderful wine. The blend is 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Franc. After fermentation the wine is aged for fourteen months in 50% new french oak barrels while the balance is aged in second and third use barrels. Drinking extremely well right now Compostelle is medium to full bodied. The nose shows violets, red berries, currants and plums with a touch of earthiness. On the palate its fresh and crisp displaying an all too pleasing touch of cocoa covered cherries. It’s young but the tannins are already well integrated. Good Pomerol is never cheap, there’s just not enough of it to go around. Here you have a Pomerol from a good vintage, that’s still available at a fair price. $40 alc 14.5 Buy it here. Drinking Extremely Well Right Now

Hillary Kerr is co-founder and Chief Ideation Officer of Clique Brands, a modern lifestyle company that lives at the intersection of media and commerce. Named to Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies list in 2017 and as Digiday’s Most Innovative Publisher in 2018, Clique is a global media and consumer brands company that combines the power of data science with its expert editorial team to create content and products that millennial women and Gen Z girls crave. Clique is the parent company of Who What Wear, THE/THIRTY, College Fashionista and the podcast Second Life.  Clique launched its consumer products division in early 2016 with the Who What Wear clothing collection, sold exclusively at Target, and has since expanded with JoyLab, an activewear line created in partnership with Target. Along with fellow co-founder Katherine Power, Kerr is considered a visionary entrepreneur for creating the data-driven and curated fashion site Who What Wear in 2006, followed by five additional content properties. At Clique, Kerr drives all editorial content strategy and is the creator and host of the weekly Second Life podcast, which highlights women who have successfully transitioned careers. Since Second Life’s debut in February 2018, it has reached over two million listeners organically and has consistently charted on the iTunes top 10 careers podcast list, thanks to notable guests including Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Alba, Drybar’s Alli Webb, Lauren Conrad, and Kendra Scott. Instrumental in scaling the business, taking the lead with brand partners, and growing the media brands’ digital content communities, she also played a crucial role in the firm’s recent Series C round of funding, with participation from investors such as Jeffrey Katzenberg’s WndrCo and Amazon. Prior to the launch of Who What Wear, Kerr was based in New York as an editor for Elle before becoming a freelance writer in Los Angeles for magazines such as Elle, Teen Vogue and Nylon. Kerr is also the co-author of three books: Who What Wear: Celebrity and Runway Style for Real Life(Abrams, September 2009); What to Wear, Where (Abrams, March 2011); and The Career Code (Abrams, May 2016). You can download episodes of the Second Life podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/second-life/id1347626043  Follow Hillary at @HillaryKerr. 

Katherine Power moved to L.A. on her own at 16 to be a professional dancer. Now, she’s the co-founder and CEO of Who What Wear while also leading its namesake clothing line at Target and new skincare line, Versed. Listen to the story of her fascinating career on Second Life.

When Katherine Power co-founded fashion and lifestyle brand WhoWhatWear in 2012, she wanted to democratize fashion. Now she is taking on clean beauty with a new brand, Versed. Just this week, Versed launched in 1,400 doors around the country, with an assortment of 19 different products, all under $20. The brand is currently sold both in Target stores and on a direct-to-consumer brand site, which according to Power, will be focused on replenishment orders and education. On this week's episode of The Glossy Beauty Podcast, beauty editor Priya Rao sits down with Powers, the co-founder and CEO of WhoWhatWear and Versed, to discuss the impetus for launching the new beauty brand, the way consumer data played a role in its development and the reason Target is the perfect wholesale partner.

Katherine Power worked for years to land her dream job at Condé Nast. But when an offer came, she turned it down. Instead, she joined with a friend to start what became Clique Brands. It includes a mix of companies, like fashion blog Who, What, Wear and a clothing line at Target. Since 2006, Clique has grown to 220 employees and raised $28 million. But before she managed a fashion and media empire, Katherine worked as a dancer in the first Austin Powers movie. And that’s where she made her first big business decision: legally emancipating herself from her parents at age 17.

Clique Media Group combined editorial sites with consumer products. Launched by Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr, the company took off with the idea of making fashion and beauty content shoppable. Fast forward to 2016, and CMG launched their first apparel brand, Who What Wear, with Target. Power talks about CMG's initial business plan, how it has evolved and what the value offering for venture capitalists is in its model and more in the session.

Katherine Power caught the business bug as a young child, working on her parent’s horse farm and her grandmother’s clothing store. She’s now running a fast-growing media, marketing and consumer empire. Our guest today is also a recent Fortune 40 Under 40 honoree. She’s the co-founder and CEO of Clique whose platforms include Who What Wear, Byrdie and MyDomaine.  Take a listen in as Katherine connects the dots from childhood to present day, reveals the big expense she’s saving up for today and that time she appeared on Project Runway. For more visit www.somoneypodcast.com.

We're back and better than ever with the new and improved CF Office Hours. This week we spoke to Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr, the founders of Clique Media Group. It's the one year anniversary of college fashionista being acquired by CMG and we talk all about what Hillary and Katherine did in college and as young adults to get where they are today and what it takes to be a powerful female in the workforce. Enjoy!

As the CEO and co-founder of Who What Wear, Katherine Power took her passion for fashion from a newsletter to a multi-million dollar brand empire in just under 10 years. Who What Wear's parent company, Clique, owns and operates a handful of massively successful retail and content properties designed to accompany women at any stage of life, from college to home to the boardroom. With brands like Gucci, Target, Barney's, Urban Outfitters and more as partners, the former professional dancer turned fashion mogul is setting new trends in retail and lifestyle. On this is installment of the show, Katherine breaks down successfully navigating 10+ years of digital culture, moving back into brick and mortar, and how dance shaped her life as an entrepreneur. Recorded live at www.sae.edu

In this episode, you’ll hear about: -CMG’s evolution from its initial site, Who What Wear, to the conglomerate it’s become today -How Katherine ensures CMG remains close to the consumer, and why its critical to the company’s success in light of fashion’s globalization -Katherine’s early entrepreneurial endeavors that included putting on (paid) shows for the neighborhood and creating faux restaurants with her toy kitchen -Her previous aspiration to be a film producer, and why she doesn’t think she now could handle the slower pace of that industry -Why Katherine decided to move to LA on her own at 16, and the decision to forgo college in favor of gaining work experience -The path she took before becoming the West coast editor of Elle Girl at a mere 24 years old Be sure to stay tuned until the end of the episode, where Katherine shares her favorite LA companies, why she’s a fan of Beautycon, and, of course, the founder she most would want to interview and why.

This week's episode features Katherine Power, Co-Founder & CEO of Clique Media Group -- a parent company of leading content sites and brands. Katherine shares her unique strategy for inviting customers to be both muses and marketers for their favorite brands, and how that's led to success across platforms today. Music edited from 'Something Elated' by Broke For Free. freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_Fo…mething_Elated From the Free Music Archive. CC Attribution 3.0 Produced by Rachel James. Positively Gotham Gal is proud to be made in NYC, but this episode was recorded in Los Angeles!

Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr cofounded pioneering fashion and style site WhoWhatWear after a chance encounter on the set of 'Project Runway'. A decade later, the former magazine editor and journalist preside over a media, tech, and commerce empire backed by more than $14 million in investment. Power tells us how the two grew Clique Media Group, why they decided to branch out (apparel, books, and more), and what they've learned about millennial -- and Gen Z! -- women.

Calling all aspiring media moguls (and who isn't, right?)! Want to make a name for yourself in the fashion industry and change the media landscape? Then this is a can't miss episode of #CFofficehours. Co-founders of Clique Media Group (WhoWhatWear, My Domaine and Byrdie Beauty and Obsessee, just to name a few of their entities) and pioneers of the digital media world, Hillary Kerr and Katherine Power, join Amy to discuss their careers and new book, "The Career Code." Get inspired to get out there and disrupt (in the best way possible) the media landscape!

Sam talks to Clique Media and WhoWhatWear founders Hillary Kerr and Katherine Power about their new book, The Career Code, and what all new graduates need to know before they format their resume.

Sam talks to Clique Media and WhoWhatWear founders Hillary Kerr and Katherine Power about their new book, The Career Code, and what all new graduates need to know before they format their resume.