Podcast appearances and mentions of kelli jones

Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms make their home in the San Juan Islands, in Washington State, and their latest spring tour saw them make a stop at the Albino Skunk Music Festival in May 2025. This was two weeks ahead of their own festival, the inaugural East Sound Music Ramble, and part of an eastern swing that preceded other engagements including Telluride Bluegrass Festival. The duo has been very much on the go lately, which is in keeping with their recent past: sojourns to Louisiana, to celebrate the music of Cajun and country legend Jimmy C Newman; to The Last Frontier state for the Alaska Folk Festival; and to Vermont, where Caleb connected with Noam Pikelny, which led to becoming a guest member of bluegrass supergroup Mighty Poplar, to name a few. I spoke with Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms on a picture perfect spring afternoon in Greer, SC, in between their two sets at Skunk Fest, where we touched on all of these travels, both physical and musical; their own region's musical “rogue-ness”; the raw simplicity and danceability of their take on country music; and the importance of slowing down and being present. That and more awaits you, including their music, both live and on record, in this episode. (L to R) Caleb Klauder, Mike Bub and Reeb Willms perform at the Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25Photo: John Gillespie Photography & Design This is the second time Caleb Klauder has been on the series: the first was from 2019, when he spoke about producing feature guest Town Mountain's album New Freedom Blues in the episode Town Mountain: There's Never a Last Ride in the Van. Songs heard in this episode:“Gold In Your Pocket” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25“You Gotta Roll the Dice To Win” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25, excerpt“Sing Me A Sad Song To Make Me Happy” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25, excerpt“Alligator Man“ by Joel Savoy, Kelli Jones, Reeb Willms and Caleb Klauder, from Farewell Alligator Man, excerpt“Key To Life” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25, excerpt“Church With No Walls” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25, excerpt“He's Gone” by Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, performed live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/10/25Thanks for dropping by! We hope you can help spread awareness of what we are doing. It is as easy as telling a friend and following this podcast on your platform of choice. You can find us on Apple here, Spotify here and YouTube here — hundreds more episodes await, filled with artists you may know by name, or musicians and bands that are ready to become your next favorites. This series is a part of the lineup of both public radio WNCW and Osiris Media, with all of the Osiris shows available here. You can also hear new episodes on Bluegrass Planet Radio here. Thanks to Jaclyn Anthony for producing the radio adaptations of this series on WNCW, where we worked with Joshua Meng, who wrote and performed our theme songs. This June, we welcomed WNCW intern Elena Dickson to this series as a producer as well, and she will be with us through July. This is Southern Songs and Stories: the music of the South and the artists who make it. - Joe Kendrick

The one and only Kelli Jones joins host Christian Rawles to talk about how she's grown Noso Patches from creating a patch to repair her beloved puffy jacket to a thriving business on a mission to keep outdoor apparel out of the landfill. Kelli has been instrumental in creating the Title 9 Pitch Fest and has worked hard to support and advocate for other female founders in the outdoor industry.This conversation covers how Kelli puts the 'show' in trade show, how she decided to go all-in on Noso, growing a business in a mountain town like Jackson & the work Noso is doing to keep outdoor apparel going for longer.Show Notes:Learn more about KORE OutdoorsNoso Patches websiteNoso Patches on InstagramGoggleSocTraction book & the EOS SystemRocky the RocketConnect with Kelli on LinkedInConnect with Christian on LinkedIn

On this episode of The Art of Braids Podcast, we sit down with the incredible Kelli Jones—a serial entrepreneur, celebrity hairstylist, and period stylist who has mastered hair artistry across all eras. With an impressive resume that includes The Color Purple, Black Panther, The Underground, and The SixTriple Eight Film, Kelli shares her journey of bringing authentic historical hairstyles to life on film and television.Beyond the big screen, Kelli is also shares that she is the founder of 404 Coffee in Atlanta and has her own beauty line, proving that creativity and business go hand in hand. We dive into her experiences, the impact of Black hair in cinema, and how she balances multiple ventures while staying true to her artistry. Tap in for an inspiring conversation with a true visionary!Check out her work at kellij.com.

Come gab with two pop-culture junkies with unhealthy celeb gossip addictions and an alarming depth of knowledge in HR and legal drama as we deep-dive into one of Hollywood's juiciest legal cases.Kelli Jones and I are serving up the piping hot tea on the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni case. We're breaking down the details we can't stop obsessing over and the surprisingly relatable lessons small business owners can steal from it. Long story short: there's more to learn here than just who sent the cringiest late-night texts…About Kelli Jones Kelli is a lawyer, passive income strategist, and digital entrepreneur with equal parts dreamer and doer. She ditched her 9-7 for her own law firm in 2020 and never looked back. Kelli traded working all the time for a job she hated in a toxic environment to build a brand of her own to help entrepreneurs stop dreading the legal and start taking it seriously.

Message us, here for you!In this episode, we are joined by the accomplished attorney Kelli Jones to discuss the vital role a business lawyer plays in protecting and growing your business. Kelli shares her journey from the nonprofit sector to running her own successful law firm, offering invaluable insights into the world of business law.We dive deep into the importance of having a business attorney on your team, the intricacies of trademarks, and why proactive legal measures are essential for any entrepreneur. Kelli also provides practical advice on the difference between copyrights and trademarks, and how to avoid common legal pitfalls.Highlights include:Kelli's transition from nonprofit work to corporate lawThe benefits of flat fee vs. hourly legal servicesKey legal steps every business owner should takeThe detailed process of securing a trademarkReal-life examples and the consequences of not trademarking your brandDon't miss this engaging conversation packed with expert advice to help you safeguard your business. Whether you're a startup or an established entrepreneur, Kelli's expertise is a resource you can't afford to miss.Connect with Kelli Jones:InstagramWebsiteLinkedInJoin our Community:Become part of the No BS Wealth community for more expert insights and resources designed to help you build your wealth and business success. Follow, share, and subscribe to stay updated with our latest episodes.Welcome to the No BS Wealth Podcast with Stoy Hall, your candid guide to financial clarity. In our third year, we're spicing things up by enhancing community ties and bringing you straight, no-fluff financial insights. Connect with us on NoBSWealthPodcast.com, and follow Stoy on social media for the latest episodes and expert discussions. Tune in, join the conversation, and transform your financial journey with us—no BS!Follow our Host, Stoy Hall:Twitter, FaceBook, Instagram, TiktokResearch our companies or partners:blackmammoth.com

We're baaaack baby! Kelli Jones and I are at it again with more Bravo legal drama, more HR disasters, and more fun. And maybe a little snark. I mean, we ARE talking about Bravo afterall.Kelli is a trademark attorney, a fellow reality TV aficionado, and my go-to friend for Bravo drama and lawsuit breakdowns. This time, we're covering:Trademarks and why they matterUpdates on the Caroline Manzo / Brandy Glanville lawsuitOur thoughts on the blatant racial discrimination within the Bravo networkKristen Doute's controversial comeback after being canceled (with lots of snark and eye rolls) Performative actions and the lack of accountability among Bravolebrities Safety concerns on setAnd, of course, we're breaking down the legal and HR implications of it all.If you're looking for some real world examples of what can go wrong when a business skirts around strategic HR, look no further.Come gossip with us!SHOW NOTES:Find and follow Kelli online!Website https://www.lawyerkelli.com/IG: @lawyerkelli_TikTok: @lawyerkelli

Ever wonder how to protect the brand you work so hard to build? Welcome back trademark law expert, Kelli Jones who teaches us the ins and outs of how a trademark process works, when you might want to consider securing your brand, and what you should look out for before protecting your brand identity. Get our FREE Marketing Guide for more business tips. If you missed our previous episode on contracts, click HERE. Instant access to our Business Marketing Course HERE. Key Take-Aways: 1. A trademark is a part of your brand which identifies your good & services. 2. The difference copyright and trademark: copyright protects original work of author. Trademark protects words, phrases, symbols, or designs that distinguish the source. 3. The point of a trademark is to prevent consumer confusion. 4. Two things that are unrelated can exist. 5. Even if you're using a brand name first, whoever files a trademark has the most rights. 6. Before creating the branding for your business, do a basic search on uspto as well as Google Search. 7. Hiring a lawyer for applying for a trademark adds further safeguard due to the extended search. 8. It's important to file the branding with the words used for the business instead of only the logo, so that it's always covered even when changing the branding colors and logo. 9. The beauty industry is one of the harder industries to get a trademark due to general wording that overlaps in the industry. 10.The trademark process can take a year or more after filing. 11. Trademarks can also negotiate terms specific to the state, but its typically federal. 12. If you're using a name before someone registers and sends a cease and desist, you can appeal it. 13. A federal trademark will trump a state trademark in court. Save on your product cost with SalonScale & add 10% off your order with code SSA10. Enjoy 15% off our favorite skincare line with code SSA15 Find Kelli on Instagram HERE

Feeling overwhelmed by salon contracts? Don't risk your business! Join us as lawyer Kelli Jones breaks down everything salon owners & hairstylists NEED to know about crafting ironclad contracts.  Learn key terms, avoid hidden pitfalls, and discover strategies to maximize profits & protect your business.  Listen now & gain the legal edge for your beauty business! Our FREE template to creating a giveaway for your business. Maximize your marketing efforts with our Marketing Course! Key Take-aways: 1. There are different contacts for your business in different states. 2. You can put anything in a contract, but it doesn't mean it can be enforced in your state. 3. Don't charge for things that are unreasonable, for instance the full service price. 4. Make sure your policy is clear, written and easily found on your website. 5. If a client is booking online and checks a box to agree to the policy, it's in written form and easier to enforce the charge. 6. If you don't have clarity on how charges work, when and what the stipulation is, it will be harder to legally hold the charge against the client. 7. Usually what can legally be held against you as a service provider is what you don't include, not what you do include. 8. Be careful when asking to hold credit card information, you need to get authorization to charge their card. 9. As far as holding a non-compete for an employee, it is meant to protect both parties. It's a red flag if a salon has you sign a non-compete if you are a 1099. 10. A non-compete shouldn't prohibit an employee from being able to work if they left. 11. As an employee, consider negotiating the terms of the contract before finalizing. 12. As a freelancer when signing a contract with a brand, if asked for a non-compete for a longer duration, negotiate either a higher rate or for a shorter timeframe. Keep in mind, the brand's contract doesn't typically work favorably for the artist. 13. Look for words like perpetuity because the intellectual property can belong to the brand if you don't negotiate it down. 14. Make sure you license it to them rather than them taking ownership of it. 15. Once you publish something online, you hold the copy-write to it. You need to give permission to someone else using your content, it could be copy write infringement. 16. It's easier to escalate as necessary rather than deescalate a situation. 17. Try reaching out to the brand directly first before reporting, this is where you can negotiate a paid relationship with them. 18. If you feel nervous about signing a contract, think of it as a way to protect both parties and to prevent miscommunication. Find Kelli @lawyerkelli_ on Instagram Save thousands annually, and track your color usage in real-time with SalonScale. Use code SSA10 to save an additional 10% off & a free scale! Get 15% off our favorite skincare line, Pharmagel, with code SSA15.

As readers may remember, The Beekeeper has been one of my favorite movies of the year thus far. One thing in particular I loved about it was the costume design: It's an underappreciated artform, conveying character through clothing, and the costuming in this film perfectly conveyed a range of characters, from “taciturn hero” to “crazed killer” to “crypto douchebag.”  Which is why I'm very excited to have Kelli Jones, the film's costume designer, on this week to talk about The Beekeeper and her work elsewhere. From previous collaborations with director David Ayer on movies like Bright to the long-running FX biker gang show The Sons of Anarchy to Oscar-nominated biopics like Straight Outta Compton and Nyad, Jones's work is a striking example of the importance of clothing in bringing a cinematic world to life.  And I have a favor to ask you. The next time you're watching a movie, think about the silent—but very visible—work that costume design is doing. Look at the suits, soak in the dresses, think about how fabrics can convey period with a simple glance. 

Beekeeper, Sons of Anarchy Costume Designer Kelli Jones

Whew, time to lighten the mood around here! We've spent the last few weeks digging into some heavy stuff, what with the DOL's Final Ruling and all its implications on your business, and I know we could all use a little reprieve.So today we're taking a sharp left turn and gossiping in the other language I speak fluently: BRAVO DRAMA!!I'm joined by attorney and fellow Bravohead, Kelli Jones, to pour some of the juiciest legal tea on Bravo stars' legal battles and the big takeaways we can all learn as business owners, managers, and leaders.Kelli is a lawyer, passive income strategist, and digital entrepreneur with equal parts dreamer and doer. She ditched her 9-7 for her own law firm in 2020 and never looked back. Kelli traded working all the time for a job she hated in a toxic environment to build a brand of her own to help entrepreneurs stop dreading the legal and start taking it seriously.TIMESTAMPS:1:59 Kelly's Villain Origin Story16:20 The Consequences of Workplace Issues in Reality TV17:55 A Breakdown of Caroline Manzo's Lawsuit Against Bravo27:10 What Policies Other Reality Show Networks Have Put In Place To Prevent/Mitigate Legal Drama 34:00 Leah McSweeney's Lawsuit Against Bravo and Andy Cohen36:55 Involvement Of Andy Cohen As An Employee Of The Bravo Network42:37 Legal Analysis of Rachel's (formerly known as Raquel) Lawsuit1:01:32 Hope for Cleanup Within Bravo's Work EnvironmentSHOW NOTES:Find and follow Kelli online! Website https://www.lawyerkelli.com/ IG: @lawyerkelli_ TikTok: @lawyerkelli

Unlock the secrets to brand protection as we welcome attorney Kelli Jones to our show, Brand Amplified. She sheds light on the intrinsic value trademarks hold for small businesses, drawing from her own transition from varied legal roles to founding her own firm amidst the global upheaval of the pandemic. Kelli zeroes in on the online and beauty sectors, illuminating the pathways to securing a business's unique identifiers like names, logos, and taglines. Her journey also highlights the power of social media transformation, from fitness to law, which has unexpectedly opened doors to networking opportunities and valuable referrals within the entrepreneurial sphere. Venture into the nuances of trademark registration, a strategic safeguard often overlooked by budding ventures. Kelli breaks down the complexities of the process, emphasizing why early action is more than just a precaution—it's an investment in your brand's longevity. We dissect the associated costs, the risk assessments conducted by attorneys, and navigate through the backlog at the trademark office that extends the timeline over a year. This conversation is a clarion call for entrepreneurs to prioritize trademark registration, mitigating the risk of expensive rebranding and legal skirmishes down the road.Wrapping up, we explore the far-reaching implications of legal considerations for businesses large and small. By shedding light on the accessibility of trademark attorneys, Kelli not only bolsters your understanding of legal symbols like TM and the registered trademark (R), but also shares insights on making legal counsel more approachable and engaging through online marketing. Whether you're just starting out or already knee-deep in business, these insights are aimed at equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the legal terrain with confidence. Get ready to safeguard your hard work and find peace of mind in the jungle of entrepreneurship.If you loved this podcast, you can go schedule a trademark consultation with Kelli so she can check with you on the call to make sure there are no major red flags with your brand or join her email list so you don't miss out on any important legal info and biz tips!https://www.lawyerkelli.com/podcastYour Brand Amplified is proudly sponsored by Simplified. This AI-driven platform is a game-changer for design and video content. With Simplified, effortlessly transform lengthy videos into engaging, shareable clips, and streamline your workflow with an intuitive subtitle generator. For designers, explore the AI-powered image generator, create compelling presentations, and design eye-catching YouTube thumbnails with ease. We're happy you're here! Like the pod? Visit our website Schedule a consult! Follow us on all socials at @amplifywithanika and @yourbrandamplified Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Join me on PodMatch to start your own journey as a podcast guest!

Embark on a journey to safeguard your innovative spirit in this episode, exploring the intricacies of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, our discussion provides key insights into understanding and navigating the legal landscape of intellectual property rights. Joining us is Kelli Jones, an expert with a wealth of experience in intellectual property law, guiding us through the complexities and offering valuable insights for fortifying your creative assets. We unravel the differences between patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets, providing practical tips to protect your creative endeavors in today's competitive business world. Our goal is to empower you with actionable knowledge to secure and defend your intellectual assets effectively. Kelli Jones enhances the conversation with a deep dive into the legal nuances, providing valuable insights for entrepreneurs and business owners alike. Whether you're seeking to understand the basics or refine your existing knowledge, this episode is tailored to equip you with the tools needed for a successful intellectual property journey. Engage with us on social media and explore additional resources on our website. Your intellectual property journey starts here, where informative discussions meet approachability, ensuring entrepreneurs of all stages can grasp and apply crucial legal concepts.

Welcome to the Serve No Master Podcast! This podcast is aimed at helping you find ways to create new revenue streams or make money online without dealing with an underpaid or underappreciated job. Our host is best-selling author, Jonathan Green.Today's guest is Kelli Jones is a fearless and entertaining legal expert who thrives on bringing excitement to an otherwise dull field. Unfazed by those who might not appreciate her unique approach, Kelli is focused on captivating those who are willing to think outside the box. With a belief in making the legal world accessible and enjoyable, Kelli welcomes future collaborators who share her vision, while encouraging those seeking a more conventional experience to explore other avenues.In this episode Kelli Jones, who will be discussing the importance of trademarks and their relevance in the TikTok era. Jonathan Green and Kelli dive deep into the challenges entrepreneurs face when it comes to trademarks, such as when and how to file, the overwhelm of legal jargon, and the decision to DIY or hire a lawyer. They also explore the complexity of selecting the right business categories for trademarks and the long-term consequences of mistakes. If you're an entrepreneur looking to protect your brand, this episode is a must-listen!Notable Quotes-  "When it comes to a trademark, personally, I don't think that you should ever DIY it unless you are comfortable with paying more later on to fix it because that tends to be what happens a lot."  - [Kelli Jones]- "Sometimes it's also easier to expand into other countries if you're doing a few at a time or if you file first in the US and then do it within a couple months and use you know, you can use your US registration as a basis to apply in other places." - [Kelli Jones]-  "I just kind of decided that I was going to take it seriously regardless of how many followers I had...And then I did have a viral video about LLCs...that kinda kick-started my TikTok growth." - [Kelli Jones]-  "I don't need a trademark for every different thing that I do as part of my business, and I don't really need to go after someone else." - [Jonathan Green]-    "One of my worries was you get a logo. You think it's unique. Right? Maybe you spend a cup $100, a couple $100, then you file for it, and it turns out someone else has something similar."- [Jonathan Green]Connect with Kelli JonesWebsite: lawyerkelli.com/podcastConnect with Jonathan Green The Bestseller: ChatGPT Profits Free Gift: The Master Prompt for ChatGPT Free Book on Amazon: Fire Your Boss Podcast Website: https://artificialintelligencepod.com/ Subscribe, Rate, and Review: https://artificialintelligencepod.com/itunes Video Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@ArtificialIntelligencePodcast

On this episode of Black Tech Unplugged, host Deena McKay sits down with the remarkable Kelli Jones, co-founder and general partner for Sixty8 Capital. They discuss Kelly's journey in tech, her work as a VC, and the importance of emotional intelligence in the industry. Plus, Deena shares some valuable resources for improving emotional intelligence. This is the last episode of the season, so catch up on all the previous episodes before the new season starts in 2024. Happy listening! Watch the full video interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4AeclPdrmhk?si=n5IKRoKBeNddh1Fn Full show notes (with links and resources): https://blacktechunplugged.com/2023/11/16/ep-083-kelli-jones-unplugged/ Connect with Kelli: • LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellinikole • Twitter | https://twitter.com/kellinikole • Be Nimble Co website | https://www.benimbleco.com • Sixty8 Capital website | https://www.sixty8.capital/

In this episode, host Dave Barak speaks with Kelli Jones, Indigenous Park Ranger at Grand Canyon National Park and how her Native background has brought more depth to her role as a National Park Service ranger.

In this episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, Vicki Noethling interviews Kelli Jones, a virtual lawyer with over 8 years of experience, specializing in trademarks and contracts for entrepreneurs and small business owners. They discuss the significance of trademarks, cost-effective trademark filing, and ways to avoid legal nightmares. Tune in for expert insights on #Trademarks, #LegalProtection, and #SmallBusinessLaw to empower your entrepreneurial journey.

Join us as we delve into the intricate world of trademark law. Trademark attorney, Kelli Jones, breaks down the riveting trademark disputes involving renowned Hollywood icons, Kim Kardashian and Hailey Bieber, and the trademark lawsuits against both their skincare lines, SKKN and Rhode!

Curious about protecting your intellectual property through trademarks but don't know where to start? In this episode of FemInnovation, host Bethany Corbin sits down with attorney Kelli Jones to demystify the trademark process. Kelli runs her own virtual law firm focused on helping entrepreneurs legally protect their business ideas and strategies. Bethany and Kelli start with the basics by educating founders about the foundational characteristics of trademarks – including what they are and why they're beneficial for startups. The legal duo then walks through how companies can determine whether they need trademarks, how trademarks can save startups money, common trademark mistakes, and the trademark process. Join us for an exciting episode that breaks down everything startups should know about trademarks.  RELEVANT LINKS: More about Kelli Jones Law at this website. Follow Kelli Jones Law @LinkedIn. Connect with Our Guest, Kelli Jones: LINKEDIN | INSTAGRAM Follow Our Host:WEBSITE | LINKEDIN | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | ADDITIONAL LINKS

Wilson Savoy, Grammy-winning accordionist, keyboard player, fiddler and singer joins Discover Lafayette to share his life's musical journey. Wilson hails from the renowned musical family, the Savoy Family Cajun Band.  He plays with The Pine Leaf Boys and performs solo as Sweet Willy Allen.  Wilson co-owns the Hideaway on Lee in downtown Lafayette and Hideaway Hall, the former Schilling Shack. Wilson Savoy is laid-back and humble. A resident of North Lafayette, he spends time utilizing his carpentry skills when he is not performing his beloved Cajun music. As we spoke, he reflected on how serendipity led to his successful career as a Cajun musician, harkening back to a fateful day in 2004 when UL-Lafayette police told him he could not perform his music on the sidewalk on campus. Within days, he was being offered opportunities to play at Artmosphere and the Blue Moon Saloon, which led to great career success and critical acclaim. In Roots of Fire, a soon-to-be-released film, Wilson, his brother Joel, Kelli Jones, Kristi Guillory and Jourdan Thibodeaux honor the rich history and cultural legacy of Cajun music. The Cajun contemporary scene in Louisiana has found mainstream success with Grammy nominations and wins, but shuttering venues and an aging fan base leave some questioning the music's future. The film is a celebration of the unique sounds created when the forces of fresh talent and deep history come together to fight for cultural survival. Featuring performances from the Pine Leaf Boys, Feufollet, Jourdan Thibodeaux et Les Rôdailleurs, Bonsoir Catin, T'Monde, Anna Laura Edmiston and Roddie Romero, Roots of Fire shows how playing 'kick-ass' music and preserving Cajun tradition for future generations can be a shared goal.

Join correspondent Tom Wilmer reporting from Indianapolis, Indiana where he visits with Kelli Jones, the passionate visionary behind Sixty8 Capital.

Missouri's 54th governor is back in Jefferson City for today's 1:30 unveiling of his official portrait. It will take place in the Missouri Capitol Rotunda. Former Governor Matt Blunt (R) was elected governor in 2004 at the age of 33, making him the second-youngest governor elected in state history. He served as governor from 2005-2008 and was secretary of state before that, serving from 2001-2004. He beat then-Missouri House Speaker Steve Gaw (D-Moberly) in the secretary of state's race in 2000. He narrowly defeated then-Auditor Claire McCaskill (D) in Missouri's 2004 gubernatorial race. Missouri Governor Mike Parson hosts today's 1:30 portrait unveiling. Parson deputy chief of staff Kelli Jones tells 939 the Eagle that they're expecting a crowd of about 50 people, which include Governor Parson, former Governor Blunt and his family and Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe. Former Governor Blunt joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that he's seen a photo of the portrait and that he's impressed. He says one of his best memories as governor was his wife Melanie having their first child in 2005, William Branch. Governor Blunt also says tragedies bring out the best in people, reflecting on his memories of Missourians dealing with tornadoes and floods:

You pour your heart and soul into creating captivating content, connecting with your audience, and building a loyal following. But have you ever stopped to think about how to safeguard your brand, your podcast's identity, from potential threats or conflicts? Attorney Kelli Jones has helped numerous creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators protect their brands and intellectual property, and she's here to provide us with invaluable insights on mastering brand protection through trademarks, specifically tailored to the needs and challenges we face as digital entrepreneurs in 2023. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster looking to reinforce your brand's foundation or an aspiring creator eager to launch your show with confidence, this episode is for you.We dive deep into what trademarks are, why they matter, and how you can leverage them to secure your podcast's unique identity in a competitive landscape. We explore the process of registering a trademark, the potential consequences of overlooking this critical step, and even how to handle infringement issues if they arise.Kelli Jones is a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs and small business owners, focusing primarily on trademarks and contracts. Her goal is to help make the legal side a little less boring and to encourage proactive legal protection to save her clients money, time, and stress.MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: FTC Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/disclosures-101-social-media-influencers CONNECT FURTHER WITH GUEST:Website: https://www.kellijoneslaw.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawyerkelli_ PRESENTING SPONSOR:This episode of Podfluencer Society is presented by Beacons, the all-in-one link in bio and creator business platform used by 2M+ creators. Get two months FREE of Link-In-Bio Pro: https://beacons.ai/signup?c=theactualangieADDITIONAL PARTNER:This podcast is recorded using Riverside. Get 15% OFF your subscription at Riverside.fm using code: ANGIEADVERTISE ON THE SHOW: To inquire about host-read ads or to become the show's next Presenting Sponsor, please send an email to yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com.CONNECT FURTHER WITH ANGIE:Podcast: https://www.yougetwhatimsaying.com Listen Early and Dynamic Ad-Free on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/44Y6rbYSocial Media: https://beacons.ai/theactualangie/socialmedia Contact: yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com Monetize Your Podcast: https://beacons.ai/theactualangie/monetizeSupport the Show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yougetit/membershipEPISODE CREDITS:Podcast Logo: Abby MurdockPodcast Cover Photography: April Bowers CreativeBE ADVISED:Formerly titled Podfluencer Society, episodes 1-114 share insights and strategies specifically for podcasters. As the podcast has undergone a complete rebrand, some links and information referenced in earlier episodes have likely changed. Please contact us at yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com if you cannot find what you are looking for. The views and opinions expressed in each episode are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast host and team or the owner of this Intellectual Property. This podcast is not an authority of legal advice, and listeners are encouraged to seek professional counsel with regard to their brand, business, and otherwise. Many of the product and service promotions in each episode are under the negotiated terms of affiliate or sponsorship agreements. If a link is clicked and a purchase is made, an affiliate commission may be received. However, we recommend products or services that we personally endorse and believe may be beneficial to others. This information is disclosed in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."

I am so excited to have Kelli Jones on today's episode! Kelli is a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs and business owners, helping them own their brand with a trademark and legally protect it with contracts. Kelli has been practicing law for 8 years and her goal is to help make the legal side a little less boring and to encourage proactive legal protection to save time, money, and stress. In this episode, we cover: When to consider a trademark [4:59] Trademarking your name [8:03] Contracts [11:37] Credibility [22:19] Connect with Kelli: www.lawyerkelli.com/podcast www.instagram.com/lawyerkelli_ Click here for Free Resources + Current Offers! Connect with Mandy: IG: @themandyemerson IG: @thefiercesocialsociety Website: https://www.themandyemerson.com/  

Entrepreneurs often think that because they have an LLC, their brand is protected. However, continuing to build a brand on a name you don't actually own could cost you a fortune, or even force you into an expensive rebrand. To help you avoid this, I'm speaking to trademark lawyer Kelli Jones.   Kelli is a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs and business owners, specializing in contracts and trademarks. She shares how trademarks work, and the three questions that will help you decide whether you need to trademark your brand sooner than you thought.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://tobifairley.com/269/

Learn about Kelli's journey from stylist to salon owner to the head of a tv/film union. We sat down at her latest endeavor, 404 Coffee, in the Pittsburgh neighborhood. Interview Recorded: Dec 21, 2022 -  404 Coffee - 847 McDaniel St SW Suite A, Atlanta, GA 30310 Who introduced us - Walked in one day. Intro and Outro Music– Brian Revels. Who should I have next on The Atlanta Podcast -  Chloe Floyd. Listen to this episode on your favorite app.

What do you do when a client doesn't pay? What contracts do you actually need when starting a business? What is conflict of interest and should it matter in your business? In today's episode, you'll hear from my favorite attorney, Kelli Jones, who is answering all these questions! Here are a few top takeaways: - Must-have contracts for your business (and the real cost of these legal agreements) - Best practices for trademarking - What you should (and should not) do if you find yourself in sticky legal situations like non-payment from clients and underperforming contractors You'll definitely want to check out Kelli's templated contracts: https://www.lawyerkelli.com/ Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.co

Kelli Jones, Esq. is the founder of Kelli Jones Law. Kelli counsels entrepreneurs, small business owners, and online coaches through the process of legally protecting their business, through federal trademark registration, contracts, and other business strategies. Kelli has been practicing law for over 7 years and has previously worked both in the non-profit sector and private industry. Kelli received her Juris Doctor from Hofstra University School of Law in Hempstead, NY.

Today we talk to Kelli Jones, co-founder of both Sixty8 Capital and the Be Nimble Foundation. Sixty8 Capital is a Indiana-based venture firm dedicated to investing in diverse communities. Be Nimble is non-profit with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create fully inclusive tech ecosystems. In this episode we talk about Kelli's journey to working in venture capital, the shared missions of Sixty8 Capital and Be Nimble, and what Indiana can do to be a more inclusive tech community. 

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in  Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say don't keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode. Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3F Subscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content. Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in  Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say don't keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode. Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3F Subscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content. Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

Shaking the VC and Tech Table with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed:Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapitalHow she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized foundersHow she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraiseTo my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say don't keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode. Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3F Subscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content. Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

Shaking the VC and Tech Table with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed:Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapitalHow she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized foundersHow she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraiseTo my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say don't keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode. Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3F Subscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content. Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

She Was Told If Your Fund Fails No One Will Ever Invest in Black Entrepreneurs Again with Kelli Jones S5 Ep. 4Kelli Jones is the Sixty8 Capital co-founder, managing director, and the first-ever Black, female VC in the state of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of Be Nimble, a not-for-profit social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create a fully inclusive tech ecosystem in Indianapolis.Be seen, heard, and funded is the tagline for Sixty8 capital, an early-stage $20 million venture fund shining a light on undercapitalized founders and innovators. Founders with billion-dollar ideas, but limited access to capital because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or proximity. 68 capital is the first Indiana-based venture capital firm dedicated to investing in startups led by Black, Latino, female and LGBTQ+ founders.In this episode we discussed: Why she started Be Nimble and SixtyCapital How she is making the VC funding ecosystem equitable for undercapitalized founders How she identifies talent to invest in Her fundraising journey for Sixty8 Capital 5 Key pieces of advice for Black tech founders who are getting ready to fundraise To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. I say dont keep good content to yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, let me and others know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode.Click here to review: https://kite.link/where-E2-80-99s-the-funding-3FSubscribe to the podcast on the ALIVE Podcast Network: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/ to get access to unreleased bonus content.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more and follow or subscribe to the show to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and on LinkedIn at WHERE'S THE FUNDING? PODCAST.Follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

Welcome back to the Soulful Social Podcast! Today I'm with Kelli Jones, a virtual lawyer and a business strategist for entrepreneurs. We're talking all about protecting your business and your online content. One con to owning an online business is that it's exposed to a lot of copycats. I've seen it happen so many times, so it's really important to understand the ins and outs of setting your business up well and making sure that you're protected!    Inside the episode we'll talk about:  How Kelli progressed from lawyer to online business owner. The importance of trademarks. How to safeguard your passive streams of revenue.  Protecting your online content. Mistakes new business owners make.   If you got some amazing takeaways from this episode, share it with me in a review for the show, pop that on Instagram and tag me in it! Dates to keep in mind: JOIN THE WAITLIST for THE MULTI-PASSIONATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS mid-August 2022 Launch: https://www.madisontinderllc.com/multi-passionate-school-of-business-1    APPLY for the Hamptons SOULFUL SELECT RETREATS happening in October 2022:  www.soulfulselectretreats.com   SIGN UP for MILLION DOLLAR MULTI-PASSIONATE MASTERMIND below: https://www.madisontinderllc.com/milliondollarmultipassionate APPLY for THE BUSINESS BRAND EXPANSION MINI MIND below: https://www.madisontinderllc.com/business-brand-expansion  Connect with Kelli: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawyerkelli_/  Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawyerkelli  Website: https://www.kellijoneslaw.com/  Shop her contract templates! Connect & Work with Madison: Ways to work me: https://www.madisontinderllc.com/workwithme   On Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/madisontinder   Shop Soulful Scrunchies and use the code JUMBO for 10% off your order: https://www.shopsoulfulscrunchies.com/ Shop contract templates from my lawyer and use code SOULFUL10 for 10% off your order: https://www.coachesandcompany.com/ref/madisontinder

Trademarks?! Contracts?! What do I need to protect myself as a beauty boss? In today's episode, we have my lawyer Kelli Jones on talking all about the legalities for beauty business and covering these topics: Kelli's story and how she pivoted into her virtual law firm Proactive vs Reactive Legalities The importance of speaking to a lawyer when you create your business What you need to know about Trademarks Helena's experience with legal issues and having to rebrand her entire business The benefits of trademarking from the start of your career The struggles on the entrepreneurship journey The effects of your mindset and your success Investing in your mental health and self care Connect with our guest Kelli: Instagram: @lawyerkelli_ Tiktok: @lawyerkelli Download Kelli's Free legal cheat sheet: https://www.lawyerkelli.com/legal-cheat-sheet Did you like or LOVE this podcast episode? Leave us a review for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card! Let's connect! Instagram: @helenameansbusiness Website: www.helenameansbusiness.com Sign up for 6 Figure Beauty Boss NOW: HERE Book your free discovery call HERE

Kelli Jones is Co-Founder & General Partner for Sixty8 Capital, a seed-stage venture capital fund for Black and Latinx entrepreneurs. Kelli is also the co-founder and co-CEO of Be Nimble, Co, a social enterprise that accelerates diversity and inclusion initiatives in technology.I'm very excited for today's conversation because Kelli share's so many gems on:- Leadership styles- Mentor and expert network (Personal board of directors)- How to plan ahead while working in the trenches- Impostor syndrome- And so much moreConnect with Kelli Jones:Website / URL: www.benimbleco.comKelli's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellinikole/Connect with Darius Norwood:Darius' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dariusnorwood/Be sure to head to our website to subscribe to our newsletter. Don't worry, we won't spam you or share your information.Want to keep up with the Norwoods and All Things Career? Be sure to head to the website and subscribe to our newsletter. Don't worry, we won't spam you or share your information. ➡️ https://norwoodandco.com/allthingscareer Connect with Kirsten on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirsten-norwood-2a4ab580 Connect with Darius on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dariusnorwood Let us know if you're a fan of the show so we can shout you out on an upcoming episode!

Contracts, Trademarks, Infringement, Oh My! Many entrepreneurs jump in head first into their business, skipping the part where they need to get all their paperwork organized. It's a common mistake that my guest, Kelli Jones, explores within this episode. As a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs, you could say that Kelli knows her stuff. We dive deep into: ➡️ Legalities for business owners and why filing your trademark now could save you time, money, and heartache in the future ➡️ Creating a passive income through digital products ➡️ How to deal with trolls on social media looking to bring your brand down Grab your free legal cheat sheet: https://www.kellijoneslaw.com/legal-cheat-sheet-for-coaches About Kelli: Kelli Jones is a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and online coaches. She counsels entrepreneurs to help legally protect their business, mainly through federal trademark registration, contracts, and helps business owners build passive income through digital products. Kelli has been practicing law for over 7 years and has worked for both non-profits and private firms. Kelli opened her own law firm during covid after seeing a gap in the online business space and entrepreneurs struggling with issues like non-payment, copyright and trademark infringement, and not knowing how unprotected their businesses were. Her goal is to help make the legal side a little less boring and to encourage proactive legal protection to save money, time and stress. She also strives to help business owners build time and financial freedom by creating digital products to sell passively. Connect with Kelli: Instagram: @lawyerkelli_ | Tik Tok: @lawyerkelli Don't forget to subscribe + show some love in the reviews! Join The Editor Society Monthly Membership: https://www.upwestsocial.com/offers/85QakYMu/checkout Instagram: @alexi.mckinley | Facebook: @heyalexi | Questions, Comments, Feedback? Email me: alexi@upwestsocial.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unperfect/message

Welcome to the twenty-seventh #WBW Way Back Wednesday here on The Chronicles of Podcast, and these are The Chronicles of Kelli Jones Here on #WBW we will be giving you a previously recorded interview from our archives on our old shows when part of the USUK Podcasting Network. In this twenty-sixth edition we give you an interview we released in February 2021, with costume designer Kelli Jones Kelli has designed costumes for some huge projects including Straight Outta Compton, Bright, Power Rangers and most famously Sons of Anarchy. Kelli tells us some amazing stories from her time on sets, making friends with her SOA family, hanging round in Dr Dres studio watching old home movies all the way to recreating the look of Rita Repulsa for the Power Rangers reboot movie. If you like what you hear here then please don't hesitate to like and share this show with your friends and please make sure to follow us on all social medias and maybe even a little rating and review on your favourite podcasting apps. Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Official Sponsor - Stay Cozy Clothing Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation Official Website - Kelli Jones

We are thrilled to bring you guys the highlight reel for 2021! In this episode, we go back and listen to a couple of our favorite moments from the Repod-It! podcast this year. We revisit our conversations with Conrad Anker, Kelli Jones, Mason Gravley, Carrie Hoffman, and Steven Reinhold. Please check out our feed if you want to listen to any of their full length episodes!

Welcome to a special re-release of a great NMM episode from Season 1. We love celebrating people, and that's exactly why we're relaunching Kelli Jones's Original episode, Big Stories Make Headlines. Well, Kelli is doing just that! Kelli was recently named one of the 2021 Women of Influence by the Indianapolis Business Journal! We figured there's no better way to support all the awesome work she's doing while bringing even more visibility to this incredible achievement than to let you all hear from her once again!  We hope you enjoy this encore edition, featuring one of our favorite women of influence, Kelli Jones.

Without a week 5 compilation episode last week, we decided to mash these two weeks into one! Hear from Brandon Oliff, Meg Carney, and Kelli Jones about their favorite pieces of gear that they shared with us when they came on the podcast!

Kelli joined us on Repod-It! roughly a month and a half ago. She shared with us about a very well-loved jacket of hers that has been so rigorously-used that it might need some of it's stuffing replenished! Make sure to check out everything that NOSO is doing in the outdoor industry at nosopatches.com.

The guest today is Kelli Jones. On this episode we discuss using platforms such as Instagram and TikTok to find clients and to expand your audience.  Enjoy the episode! Connect with Kelli:  Instagram: @lawyerkelli_ TikTok: @lawyerkelli Connect with Mike:  https://www.lawyerforward.com/

Kelli Jones, a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs and small business owners, is our guest this time. Her work is primarily focused on trademarks, contracts, and early business consulting. She's on the show to discuss the recent Glasser Images lawsuit and how couples can avoid being in a similar situation.   To begin, Kelli dives into why contracts are important, especially when working with wedding vendors. Contracts outline expectations, but they also provide protection. It is also an important way of communicating specific details with your vendors. When hiring someone for your wedding, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement, but you don't want to forget to cover your bases legally.   Kelli discusses the Glasser Images lawsuit and the situation as she understands it to this point. One thing that really struck Kelli is that a few couples had already paid in full right up to the day that the company announced they were going out of business. She notes there is a lot about this situation that seems odd or simply doesn't make sense.   No couple wants to find themselves in the same situation, and Kelli shares what they should do to avoid it. There are some things in particular you should review in your contract, especially in terms of what's refundable and what's not. She also touches on what you should do if your contract is breached.   When working with vendors for your wedding, make sure there is a contract in place and always review it fully so you know the agreements for scheduling, cancellations, and refunds. Setting boundaries and expectations ahead of time will support you through the process, even if things happen that are out of your control.   Kelli's Website: https://www.kellijoneslaw.com/ Kelli's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawyerkelli_ Kelli's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawyerkelli    

I meant to meet today's guest during my trip to Denver for Outdoor Retailer in August, but sadly, I ran out of time. But the lack of that face to face meeting fortunately didn't prevent us from connecting for this episode as one of her sales associates kindly made the introduction. Kelli Jones is the founder and owner of NOSO Patches, a Jackson Hole, Wyoming-based business comprised of adhesive patches that assist in the repair of rips and tears in your outerwear. What started out as simply a better-looking alternative to duct tape, NOSO has grown to a staff of 5 in-house and 15 outside sales reps while annually moving tens of thousands of units in just 5 short years. I was excited to hear her story, but I honestly wasn't anticipating her absolutely infectious joyful nature. She's a dirt bike rider, mountain biker, wake boarder, hiker, back country skier, and all around bad ass. I really hope to make it back to Jackson where we will certainly be sharing some whiskey. For now, it's time to share Kelli's stoke with all of you… Links: STANDARD H https://standard-h.com/ @standardh_ @standardh_podcast NOSO Patches / Kelli Jones https://nosopatches.com/ @nosopatches Passion Fine Jewelry https://passionfinejewelry.com/ @passionfinejewelry Independent in Time https://www.independentintime.com/ @independentintime

Kelli Jones is the Co-founder and Co-CEO of Be Nimble Foundation, where the goal is to create a fully diverse and inclusive tech ecosystem. Kelli has been on the tech scene for years making her way to Be Nimble where she's doing what she sees as her life's work - putting money into the hands of black people to fix economic disparity. She knows it's not gonna be easy, as she says, “it's a marathon” but Kelli is more than ready for the fight.  In this episode Kelli shares how everything her Foundation does is about making an impact on people's lives and changing systems that have been dysfunctional for far too long - something she's wanted to do from a young age, and she's just getting started.  In This Episode:  [02:15] This/That with Kelli [03:51] Kelli's life purpose [05:24] Why Kelli does what she does [06:34] Empowering others to change the world [11:56] Advice for those who haven't found their passion [14:33] Self motivation driven by adversity [15:57] “This is a marathon” - solving generational trauma [16:46] Mutually beneficial partnerships [20:22] Working to put yourself out of business [21:47] Innovation starts with turning your brain on [25:24] Building things to improve people's lives [27:23] Words of encouragement to fill in the gaps you see [29:20] What Kelli wants to clear up about herself

We are thrilled to have Kelli on our podcast today to talk about the amazing mission of her company, NOSO Patches. NOSO is doing incredible work in the outdoor industry to stylishly and easily repair gear and equipment. If you want to see more about NOSO, check out nosopatches.com or find them on Instagram @nosopatches

In the inaugural episode of IBJ's The Freedom Forum with Angela B. Freeman, Kelli Jones—co-founder of Sixty8 Capital and Be Nimble—talks about the importance of investing in diverse founders. And she explains why venture capitalists who ignore companies helmed by Black leaders and other people of color are missing out on big opportunities.  IBJ's The Freedom Forum with Angela B. Freeman is sponsored by Cummins Inc.

WE APPRECIATE EVERYONE WHO HELPED US OVER THE YEARS! WE ARE OFFICIALLY 250 EPISODES IN!!!!!!!! Join hosts Kylo Ri, DJ Lloyd Willin, Deuce Touché, and David Roughin as they discuss Memorial Day Weekend, the Mass Shooting in Florida, Southwest Airlines Pilot Fired for Sexual Misconduct, Texas Bill to end the Teaching of White Supremacy in k-12 Schools, DMX's Posthumous Project, 42 Doug's "Free Dem Boyz", Dave East's "Pablo and Blanco", the Rug Rats Reboot, Bill Cosby is Denied Parole, Lil Baby and Vice President Kamala Harris Link Up, the NBA Playoffs, Naomi Osaka withdraws from the French Open, and much more! #Blessthebottle Season 5 Episode 30 features an exclusive interview with the Founder of Sixty8 Capitol, the Multimillion Dollar Venture Capitalist Firm, Kelli Jones. Tune in as she discusses the origin story behind Sixy8 Capitol, creating Generational Wealth, Garden Pardi, Making History, Expanding the Tech Industry, and much more! For all things PreGame Podcast visit our official website www.livefromthepregame.com For exclusive content and experiences check out the PreGame Podcast on Patreon by visiting http://patreon.com/thepregamepodcast DOWNLOAD. LISTEN .WELCOME TO THE PREGAME.

In today's episode, Payal is joined by Melody Wilding. Melody is a leadership and executive coach for sensitive strivers. She is also the author of “Trust Yourself: Stop Overthinking and Channel Emotions for Success at Work”. Payal and Melody share a similar career trajectory of being a clinical therapist and leadership coach. Listen as they discuss the definition of a sensitive striver, how they can better understand their qualities, and how sensitive strivers can recognize the value they add.Today on The Unapologetic Woman:What is a sensitive striver?How Melody's transformation as a sensitive striver helps her support her clientsNurturing your internal voiceAre sensitive strivers introverts or extroverts?Navigating your workplace as a sensitive striverRecognizing your value as a sensitive striverConnect with Kelli Jones:https://www.instagram.com/melodywilding/https://melodywilding.com/https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WCJ72RX/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to The Unapologetic Woman with Payal Beri on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.You can connect with Payal on Instagram and LinkedIn.Payal is a human behavior expert, speaker and women entrepreneurs leadership coach who empowers leaders to create a company team culture they are proud of just as much as the mission and impact their business is making in the world. She has 10+ years as a former clinical therapist and as a global leadership development consultant , having worked with fortune 500 companies, to now ensuring no woman entrepreneur feels alone in her journey as a leader and equipped with strategies, tools and the mindset to empower a high performing team and happy team.

Today, Payal is joined by Kelli Jones, a virtual lawyer and the owner of Kelli Jones Law. In the process of starting a business, many female entrepreneurs forget critical aspects such as protecting themselves and their businesses legally. Payal and Kelli have a crucial conversation about how female entrepreneurs can protect their purpose legally through contracts and negotiations. They discuss the importance of advocating for yourself, overcoming limiting beliefs, and turning your weaknesses into strengths.Today on The Unapologetic Woman:Paving your path and setting up the trajectory to find your passionOvercoming challenges as a female attorneyTurning your weaknesses into strengthsThe importance of contractsWhy negotiation is always an optionConnect with Kelli Jones:https://www.instagram.com/lawyerkelli_/https://www.kellijoneslaw.com/If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to The Unapologetic Woman with Payal Beri on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.You can connect with Payal on Instagram and LinkedIn.Payal is a human behavior expert, speaker and women entrepreneurs leadership coach who empowers leaders to create a company team culture they are proud of just as much as the mission and impact their business is making in the world. She has 10+ years as a former clinical therapist and as a global leadership development consultant , having worked with fortune 500 companies, to now ensuring no woman entrepreneur feels alone in her journey as a leader and equipped with strategies, tools and the mindset to empower a high performing team and happy team.

Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, Kelli got her start as a business owner running an experiential marketing agency in the entertainment industry. In 2013, Kelli was introduced to the startup accelerator business model and launched Be Nimble Foundation in 2016. Be Nimble is a 501(c)(3) social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create fully inclusive tech ecosystems. They focus their efforts on workforce development and start-up and entrepreneurship support. Be Nimble helps people gain high-paying jobs in technology and support diverse start-up founders through our accelerators, workshops, and pitch competitions. They are there to close the economic wealth gap and create generational wealth for their community. Through intention, planning, and some serendipity, Kelli partnered with Allos Ventures to launch Sixty8 Capital in 2019. Sixty8Capital is the first Indiana-based Venture Capital firm dedicated to investing in Black, Brown, Women, LGBTQ+, and disabled founders. They use capital, connections, and community to support scalable and investable tech and tech-enabled companies with a clear road to profitability. Kelli and the team at Sixty8 Capital are actively investing in Midwestern startups. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/614startups/support

Andrew sits down with Kelli Jones from Ashtabula County LEADERship Inc. We get an update on programming and their annual event. Mardi Gras Madness has moved to a virtual format this year and starts Tuesday February 16th! Click the link below and get in on the action!! Join Us in Support of LEADERship's Annual Fundraising Event Mardi Gras Masquerade ONLINE THIS YEAR ONLY! https://event.auctria.com/6424815c-b9ca-44fc-928a-8e63e1e69fb6/  

The podcast crew travels to Geneva for this episode. Andrew is joined by Kelli Jones from LEADERship Ashtabula County to discuss the changes and success that the Boot has had since the Covid pandemic. The Boot has everything that you need! Come on in and try some great whisky's, bourbons and great home cooked meal! Follow The Boot on Facebook for all of their specials and be sure to grab a spot for the big game this Sunday! 

Working for a company that is led by a diverse person brings a unique feel. Kelli Jones unpacks why that is. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A chat with Cathy Jordan, lead singer with Dervish, and how Reeb Willms came to know her. And selections from a Voice Works concert in 2015. Including: A look back at Christine Balfa’s triangle record; Cedric Watson; The Peña-Govea Family – Miguel, Susan, Rene, and Cecilia – with a corrido and a polka; Joel Savoy, Kelli Jones, Reeb Willms, Caleb Klauder; Cathy Jordan herself, with Mark Simos and Moira Smiley; If you can’t hear it live - most Crackin the Vault shows will be available on the Centrum podcast channel: https://centrum.org/artists-in-place/crackin-the-vault-2/ Thanks for listening, have fun! Peter

We gave Kelli Jones from the FMB Community Foundation a nice surprise, Cyndy Miller tells us about her plans to start a new art class for kids and Laura DeBruce is launching a street ready golf cart business on Fort Myers Beach.

Kelli Jones joined Allos Ventures in 2020.   As Program Manager, Kelli will help Allos identify and evaluate investment opportunities and enhance its presence in the marketplace. She will also support Allos portfolio companies with activities such as investor and mentor introductions. Prior to joining Allos, Kelli was the Program Manager for Techstars, where she supported early stage start-ups in the Heritage Group Hardtech Accelerator; and was Director of People, Culture, and Brand for Givelify. Kelli is also a founder of Be Nimble Foundation and Black Hatch Fund, which support tech and tech-enabled start-ups founded by Black and Brown founders in Indiana. Before relocating to Indianapolis in 2017, Kelli lived in Los Angeles, CA, working as Director of Sales & Marketing for two venture-backed media companies, HipHopDX and Blavity. She spent the majority of her career in New York, running an event and experiential marketing agency working for brands like Google, HP, Microsoft, Lipton/Brisk, Redbull, Samsung, and Akai. Don co-founded Allos in 2010, but he did some pretty cool stuff before that, too. Don's tenacity and entrepreneurial drive exhibited itself early in his career, when he was so frustrated that Hewlett Packard had come on campus his senior year solely to recruit electrical engineers (as a production and operations management major, he was more of an industrial engineer) that he accosted the recruiter in the hallway and refused to let him leave until he'd managed to secure a job offer. After working as an operations manager in Hewlett Packard's Circuit Technology Group, serving on the corporate-wide team responsible for the selection of a new ERP system, and having co-founded two small software companies along the way, Don left HP for business school. Upon graduation, he joined The Boston Consulting Group as a consultant, and then Diageo, where he was a manager of strategy for Guinness Americas and Caribbean (he assures us that testing the product was not part of his job responsibilities, but merely a perk). He first moved into the venture capital world with the Fox Group in New York, where he participated in the early funding of companies including WebMD, before being recruited to join Gazelle TechVentures as its second managing director in April 2000.  Gazelle was ranked in the top quartile for venture funds nationally for its 2000 vintage, and Don participated in all of the firm's successful investments, including Rubicon Technology (NASDAQ:RBCN), a former Russell 2000 company, where he served as executive chairman. And five years after meeting John, who was serving on the executive committee at Gazelle, Don agreed to join Blue Chip as a managing director, where he managed investments in software and services companies Aprimo and Intradiem. Don has served on the advisory boards of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centers for IU and Ball State, and is Chairman Emeritus of the advisory board for Indiana University’s School of Informatics and Computing.  Don is a frequent lecturer at IU, Notre Dame, Butler University and has twice taught the Entrepreneurship capstone course at Purdue University. Find out more about Allos Ventures  Find out more about Sixty8 Capital  Find out more about Be Nimble  

Many businesses think that their business name is safe because of copyright laws or because they registered their business with the state. The truth is as we go more virtual, our brand is not safe. If we don’t protect it, we might lose it. Join us as we dive deep into trademarking your business. In this interview Kelli and Lisa will discuss: What is a trademark and why there are different types. Why trademarking your business is essential. The process of trademarking a business. Who is Kelli Jones? Kelli is a virtual lawyer for entrepreneurs and online coaches. She helps business owners learn how to be proactive about legally protecting their business so they can spend more time focusing on scaling their business and less time, money and stress having to figure out how to deal with a legal mess. Get the Freebie: Legal Cheat Sheet https://www.kellijoneslaw.com/cheatsheet How to connect with Kelli: Kelli Jones Law, PLLC: https://www.kellijoneslaw.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/lawyerkelli_ LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/kellianne-jones #businesscoaches #businessmentor #ceomindset #selflovecoach #businesscoaching #socialmediacoach #smallbusiness #onlineentrepreneur #automateyourbusiness #bebusinesssavy #trademarkyourbusiness  ________________ Sponsor: Cultivating Sales Cultivating Sales helps everyday businesses take advantage of automating their daily task without the headache of learning how to code, figuring out the ins and out of Zapier or other automation software, or hiring someone else to do it. Check out all that it has to offer - https://sp.cultivatingsales.com ________________ Lisa Kempton is the Host of Business Under Pressure and Founder at Sage Peak, LLC. There she helps businesses save time and money through creating systems and processes and automating those processes. Basically she helps businesses put every tasks on autopilot. Join the Free Facebook Marketing Challenge: https://link.cultivatingsalespro.com/widget/form/DDrTIv47ZeteUqEhaj4T Connect with Lisa Website: https://sage-peak.com/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-under-pressure/id1508589007 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/successdrivenentrepreneurs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisakkempton/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisakkempton/

This week we have the amazing Kelli Jones, costume designer for Sons of Anarchy, Bright, Venom, Straight Outta Compton, and many other amazing films. And the wonderful Phillip Boutte returns as our host.  

Kelli Jones talked to us today about the value and beauty of our ideas. And we listened as she is now executing 2 incredible ideas of her own. 68 Capital, the first Indiana-based Venture Capital firm dedicated to investing in Black, Brown, Women, LGBTQ+, and disabled founders; and Be Nimble, a 501(c)(3) social enterprise with the goal of advancing diversity initiatives to create fully inclusive tech ecosystems. She's got plenty more where that came from. Excited to see where she goes!

On this weeks episode, we are joined by Kelli Jones. Kelli is the new Executive Director of Ashtabula County LEADERship. She talks about the upcoming class year and all of the changes because of COVID. We have a few laughs and it is always a great time!!!

We built this podcast as a platform for leaders in the tech community, and we take that responsibility seriously. As a way to use our privilege for change, we added a special episode with Kelli Jones, co-founder of Be Nimble Foundation & Black Hatch Fund, to hear her perspectives on diversity in the tech space. As an Indianapolis tech connector working to bridge the gap between the Black community and the tech community, Kelli sheds light on what’s creating this gap, what her organization has been doing to address it, and specific actions you can take towards creating long-term change.  Learn more about Be Nimble Co: http://benimbleco.com/Learn more about Black Hatch Fund: https://blackhatchfund.com/If you’re looking for help on affecting change please reach out directly to cohost Christian Beck at christian.beck@innovatemap.com

In this week’s episode, I sat down with Kelli to discuss balancing a social life, work life, and children, especially during this time of quarantine. In our conversation we discussed the terms of marriage, using discernment, and what do to before you say I do. Kelli is the host of her own podcast My Apple Tree Podcast and blog, MyAppleTree.com Be sure to check her out on all of her platforms including Instagram, @myappletreellc. Don’t forget to leave a review and follow the podcast @BlackMomWorkingPod on Instagram. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

***SHOW SUMMARY*** -Huge thanks to Alison @alisondjf - #Smurfs song leading to #MassMurder. - #RedSox house key and meds from #India. -History:  Some fun today.  Mars and Goulet. -Jeff's Journal. - #Cowboy term or #Sex term with Scott,  @seegz887 defending his title against Alex.  Scott looks to take the Title Belt from Alex....does he? - Friend chat.  An astonishingly honest, real and inspirational in person talk with Kelli Jones, @kellijones_ , after our #TranscendentalMeditation session at the #DavidLynchFoundation, @davidlynchfoundation.  Kelli is as real as a #Navy Vet living in a world of chaos as anyone I have ever met.  I was in awe of her belief system and spiritual work ethic. -Transcendental Meditation isn't sitting on a mountain blocking thoughts.  It's an acceptance and embracing of the chaos.  Read 'Strength in Stillness' by Bob Roth @meditationbob. -The David Lynch Foundation now has scholarships for Vets.  If you are looking at finding that thing you feel you are missing, contact them asap.  instagram.com/thelandofboz instagram.com/thejeffbosley twitter.com/thejeffbosley facebook.com/welcometoboz fans@jeffbosley.com jeffbosley.com

Hi everyone, this episode is with the founder of No So Patches, Kelli Jones. This is an awesome episode, and it was great being able to sit down and chat with Kelli about her business,... The post E62- Kelli Jones, NoSo Patches appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

Hi everyone, this episode is with the founder of No So Patches, Kelli Jones. This is an awesome episode, and it was great being able to sit down and chat with Kelli about her business,... The post E62- Kelli Jones, NoSo Patches appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

“You can do good for the world AND make money!” — Kelli JonesKelli N. Jones is a perpetual multi-hyphenate and Co- Founder/CEO of Be Nimble Ventures, a social enterprise dedicated to accelerating diversity and inclusion initiatives in tech. Be Nimble hosts two anchor events: The Pardi Gras Ball, a fundraiser for millennials where all the proceeds benefit black and brown entrepreneurs; and #DisruptIndy a tech diversity conference meant to unpack the diversity problem and create actionable solutions for tech employers. This year Be Nimble launched Black Hatch Fund, a venture studio to fund, accelerate and incubate founders of color. She's held posts as Director of People & Culture at Givelify, Business Development Director at Blavity, was Director of Sales and Marketing at HipHopDX.com, and PR and Communications Manager at Indiana Black Expo. She is a graduate of Tennessee State University and IU McKinney School Of Law. In this episode, Kelli dishes on her most memorable ladies nights! We learn how her love of curating large-scale events led to co-creating some of the well-attended events in the Midwest. More than anything, you’ll walk away with a greater awareness of nontraditional career pathways and generational wealth.For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e9/kelli-cultureFB: www.facebook.com/lnpodcast/IG: www.instagram.com/lnpodcast/WEB: www.ladiesnightpodcast.comEMAIL: hello@ladiesnightpodcast.com

“You can do good for the world AND make money!” — Kelli JonesKelli N. Jones is a perpetual multi-hyphenate and Co- Founder/CEO of Be Nimble Ventures, a social enterprise dedicated to accelerating diversity and inclusion initiatives in tech. Be Nimble hosts two anchor events: The Pardi Gras Ball, a fundraiser for millennials where all the proceeds benefit black and brown entrepreneurs; and #DisruptIndy a tech diversity conference meant to unpack the diversity problem and create actionable solutions for tech employers. This year Be Nimble launched Black Hatch Fund, a venture studio to fund, accelerate and incubate founders of color. She's held posts as Director of People & Culture at Givelify, Business Development Director at Blavity, was Director of Sales and Marketing at HipHopDX.com, and PR and Communications Manager at Indiana Black Expo. She is a graduate of Tennessee State University and IU McKinney School Of Law. In this episode, Kelli dishes on her most memorable ladies nights! We learn how her love of curating large-scale events led to co-creating some of the well-attended events in the Midwest. More than anything, you’ll walk away with a greater awareness of nontraditional career pathways and generational wealth.For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e9/kelli-cultureFB: www.facebook.com/lnpodcast/IG: www.instagram.com/lnpodcast/WEB: www.ladiesnightpodcast.comEMAIL: hello@ladiesnightpodcast.com

Kelli Jones talks to Navy veteran and film major Jeff Davis about his introduction into the arts, after separating from the military. Hosted by Kelli Jones Produced by PJ Shahamat Illustrated by Sarah Hofstedt

Kelli Jones speaks with Navy veteran Jairo Alvarado on his journey from military service to school and explains how he separated from his old identity to find peace living in the moment. Hosted by Kelli Jones Produced by PJ Shahamat Illustrated by Sarah Hofstedt

Navy veteran and host Kelli Jones introduces the launch of the Veterans Voice Podcast and shares part of her journey from service to school. Hosted by Kelli Jones Produced by PJ Shahamat Illustrated by Sarah Hofstedt

With 2019 well underway, our third and final Pitch Night in-between-isode should be helpful for founders busy planning their startup’s goals and milestones for the year. The subject is social impact and the positive business results it can deliver, from sales to talent acquisition, when done correctly. Corporate social responsibility has become a major concern in the world today. Customers want to patron companies that give back to their communities. In fact, a study from Deloitte found that 87 percent of consumers use social impact metrics when deciding which product to buy. Corporations, large businesses,and even startups can bolster their public images and win customers by sharing the wealth with nonprofits and other charitable organizations. This is exactly what Selfless.ly and its CEO, Josh Driver, want to help companies do. Selfless.ly’s online platform removes the logistical roadblocks that often hinder an organization’s social impact efforts, such as managing volunteer time off and matching employee donations. Made for companies of all sizes, all industries, and at all stages, Selfless.ly helps businesses master social impact and do good more easily and efficiently. Josh presented this pitch last October at our “Diversity, Inclusion, and the Future of Tech Pitch Night,” which was hosted by fellow entrepreneur Kelli Jones and featured a special panel of diversity experts in addition to our startup advisors. Josh’s pitch demonstrates why companies should be proactive about corporate social responsibility and explains how robust social impact initiatives can ultimately boost their revenue. In this episode with Josh Driver of Selfless.ly, you’ll learn: --- Why corporate social responsibility is good for a company’s bottom line. --- What Selfless.ly is doing to help organizations grow their social impact. --- How nonprofits and charities can benefit from Selfless.ly’s referral program. If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

Diversity and inclusion are arguably the most important issues in tech culture right now. Companies on and between the coasts, from startups to global corporations, recognize more and more the positive impacts of improving diversity and inclusion. In fact, our tech censuses in Indianapolis and Cincinnati this year revealed that it’s the top-ranked social issue by members of both communities. Entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders are making efforts to honestly assess the state of diversity and inclusion in tech and, more importantly, determine how to create a brighter and more inclusive future. With this national trend in mind, we held a special pitch night in Indianapolis earlier this month called “Diversity, Inclusion, and the Future of Tech.” As part of our programming, we brought on a guest host and a panel of three champions for diversity in the local community. The conversation was so timely and full of wonderful insights that we decided it needed to be shared with the entire Powderkeg community. In this episode of the Igniting Startups podcast, Kelli Jones of Givelify leads Danielle Vetter of Cummins, Kelly Schwedland of Elevate Ventures and Rochelle Olaleye of Salesforce in assessing the state of diversity and inclusion in tech today. Over the course of an inspirational and informative discussion, they ultimately explain what entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders can do to help make their companies and communities more diverse, more inclusive, and more welcoming of different perspectives. And it’s not about optics. It’s about building high-performing companies that attract the best talent and understand their customers’ needs. In this episode with four champions for diversity and inclusion in tech, you’ll learn: --- Keyways companies can empower team managers to drive diversity and inclusion. --- How diverse founders can build “venture-backable” companies to help secure funding. --- Strategies for weaving diversity and inclusion into your company’s day-to-day operations. --- The best hiring practices for attracting and retaining diverse talent. --- Why you should make time to listen to everyone on your team. --- The crucial role training plays in promoting diversity and inclusion. If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

How do you go from fulfilling orders in your garage to placing product on the shelves of REI? This week on the Outside by Design podcast: Kelli Jones, founder of Noso Patches! Kelli chats about risk, running a business in a small mountain town, and her transition from a one woman show to being dubbed a "Woman Leading the Outdoor Industry." Follow Kelli: @nosopatches / nosopatches.com / ​How to Fix Your Jacket / Meet the Women Leading the Outdoor Industry

In this episode of “The Art of Creativity” I sit down with county music singer Kelli Jones and discover her process for creating music. Exploring Kelli’s introduction into music and the journey she took to get where she is today. With a new EP coming out this year, this is just the beginning for Kelli and her musical group, The Belles.

Kelli Jones from The Blooming Carrot shares with us the history, the science, and the amazing uses of Sandalwood essential oil Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Modcloth ——> Receive 30% off your order of $100 or more. Free Oil Course ——> sign up for our free 3 day mini-course on essential oils Connect with Kelli Jones at The Blooming Carrot

Kelli Jones from The Blooming Carrot shares with us the history, the science, and the amazing uses of Sandalwood essential oil Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Modcloth ——> Receive 30% off your order of $100 or more. Free Oil Course ——> sign up for our free 3 day mini-course on essential oils Connect with Kelli Jones at The Blooming Carrot

Costume designer Kelli Jones talks with Jesus Figueroa, @Thisfunktional of Thisfunktional.com, about designing the costumes for "Saban's Power Rangers," out now on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD.

This week we place the spotlight on Tea Tree essential oil. Kelli Jones from This week we place the spotlight on Tea Tree essential oil. Kelli Jones from thebloomingcarrot shares with us the history, the uses, and lots of DIY recipes. Take our free essential oil mini-course at www.freeoilcourse.com Virtual high-five for sharing and subscribing! Thank you!

This week we place the spotlight on Tea Tree essential oil. Kelli Jones from This week we place the spotlight on Tea Tree essential oil. Kelli Jones from thebloomingcarrot shares with us the history, the uses, and lots of DIY recipes. Take our free essential oil mini-course at www.freeoilcourse.com Virtual high-five for sharing and subscribing! Thank you!

Join Hosts Khay Lo Ri, DJ Lloyd Willin', Deuce Touché, David Roughin and Special Guest, Blavity Excecutive, Kelli Jones as they discuss Great Americans Day in Biloxi, Big Moves in the NFL, Meek Mill's Latest L, Blavity's Rise to the Top, Lil Wayne's Legacy, and much more! Episode 32 features an exclusive interview with Blavity's Business and Partnership Director, Kelli Jones Special Segments: "PreGame Toast" - Barack Obama "One Gotta Go" - Brown Sugar, The Wood, Soul Food, or Love and Basketball DOWNLOAD. LISTEN. WELCOME TO THE PREGAME.

In this episode I am joined by Belles and Whistles, a duo from Omaha making waves in the country/pop scene. Kelli and Jaymie are a mother/daughter duo that is making a name for themselves all over the country. We talk about recording and working with Nashville writers, touring, and what being in a family band is like for both mom and teen daughter.  Belles and Whistles online B&W facebook page Bio: Belles & Whistles, a mother/daughter, singer/songwriter duo, are building a strong industry buzz. Already sharing stages with Kenny Rogers (receiving a standing ovation after their opening set at the 2014 Kentucky State Fair), Brett Eldridge, Jerrod Niemann, Scotty McCreery, Ray Scott, and many others. Belles & Whistles are Jaymie Jones and her 17-year-old daughter and Kelli Jones. The ladies have already garnered a growing following on social media, including over 16,000 fans on Facebook. Their music can heard on over 70 radio stations across the USA, in 1,800 retail outlets, and streamed on CMT.com, GACTV.com and ZUUS Country. They’ve achieved international video airplay on two original songs, “Boy Like You” and “Princess.” The duo has played for audiences all over the country at fairs, festivals, clubs, radio shows, and writers rounds. Belles & Whistles enjoy connecting to audiences with their personal lyrics, strong harmonies and genuine performances, as the audience shares in their onstage chemistry and their joy in performing. The duo is building on recent successes to bring high-energy country, soul-stirring ballads with harmonies that can only come from family. The summer of 2015 promises another performance at the Country Stampede, opening for the Oak Ridge Boys at the Kentucky State Fair, and many other fairs and festivals. The duo is currently writing in Nashville. Fans can expect something bigger than two voices in harmony from Belles & Whistles, and when Jaymie and Kelli leave the stage holding hands and move onto the next step of the journey, they hope to leave you on your feet, and they are happy to have you along for the ride.