Podcast appearances and mentions of laura alexander wittig

Living ethically should be easier. We'll show you how with 30 minute episodes dedicated to giving you actionable tips to save the planet, every day. In this episode, ethical fashion experts Laura Alexander Wittig and Liza Moiseeva tell us about the inspiration behind Good Together and their platform Brightly.eco. Also covered: all things fast fashion, including tips on cleaning out your closet and where to buy used fashion items.

Often, the differences between big corporations and small businesses can feel as stark as black and white. On today’s episode, we learn that there is, in fact, a grey area. Founder and CEO of Brightly, an online ethical marketplace, Laura Wittig shares how her experience at not just one, but several large corporations, helped lay the foundation for her social good startup and the community that surrounds it. Another exciting entrepreneur from the ethical fashion space, Laura’s path to founding her own social good company is marked by jobs at well-known corporations like Adobe, Amazon, and Google. Somewhere along the way, she realized that tech can be for good—even in the retail industry. In this episode, Laura shares her story with us, taking us through her years as a Product Manager for major corporations, and then to her experience in building Brightly and its rich community of conscious consumers. Her story is packed with good advice and inspiring ideas, and we can’t wait to share it with you! Learn all about the Brightly mission, strategies, and community. Dive into the concepts of ownership and mindfulness—two values Laura found during her time at major corporations. Get inspired by easily implementable business practices currently used at Brightly. Hear about Brightly’s community building strategies and upcoming projects.

Laura Alexander Wittig is CEO and Founder of The Brightly Co, a curated marketplace of sustainable and ethical fashion, homegoods, and clean beauty. She is passionate about putting the user first while driving product & program strategy -- focusing on ecommerce, search, product recommendations, and social impact. Wittig was previously a Fashion Product Manager at Amazon and a Senior Strategist and Program Manager at Google. Read on Medium: https://goo.gl/xTdRGxWatch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/Zop9XPListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token CEO Jason Goldberg discusses OST’s strategy on “The Blockchain and Us” podcast: https://goo.gl/r7yLd3 How TribeCoin Will Revolutionize Influencer Marketing With a Tokenized Ambassador Program https://goo.gl/TxJoUY People of OST: Martin Schenck, Senior Blockchain Engineer https://goo.gl/g8XhJp Recap from OST LIVE with Brian Lio, CEO at Smith + Crown — Trends in Blockchain https://goo.gl/tyBqf7 Recap from OST LIVE with Mark Bonchek, Founder & CEO of Shift Thinking — Branded Currencies and Tokenized Loyalty For Business https://goo.gl/przmKk Recap from OST LIVE with Aidan Hyman, Co-Founder and CEO of ChainSafe Systems — Discussing Görli, The New Cross Client PoA Testnet https://goo.gl/19hsna Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Laura Alexander Wittig is the founder of The Brightly Co. and the Kennebecker bag.   A small-but-mighty, scrappy leader with an eye for design, #GSD, and the desire to provide thoughtful, impactful technical solutions to global issues.   Laura is passionate about putting the user first while driving product & program strategy -- focusing on ecommerce, search, product recommendations, and social impact.   She has worked for Amazon, Google, Sephora, and Adobe.   Find Laura Online: Website - https://thebrightly.co/ Facebook - @thebrightlyco Instagram - @thebrighlyco   Some Questions I Ask: How do you accomplish a work flow? What was the trigger that made you start The Brightly Co? Tell me about the intense year before you launched? Was there a moment during creation that changed the way you look at Brightly? What does “good is good enough” mean to you?   In This Episode, You Will Learn About: Women in tech Multitasking The necessity of passion in starting your business Listening to your gut Why you should move on from Etsy and try The Brightly Co.   Music Composed by John Zarcone

So you want to side hustle, but you're struggling to balance a budding fashion business with your main gig? Whether that's a full-time job, family commitments or both, this week's guest is here to talk about how she conceived, built and launched not one but two FEST-ive brands while spending her days forging ahead with her career at Amazon, then Google and - most recently - Sephora. Yes, really. Meet this week's guest, Laura Alexander Wittig, founder of The Brightly Co and Kennebecker. What you'll learn Never underestimate the power of Twitter. While Facebook and Instagram might be the trendier choices for outreach these days, Laura explains why Twitter is still a powerful tool in her productivity arsenal, especially when it comes to networking. How you'll be inspired Laura has some of the biggest names in the tech industry on her resume. How exactly did she balance building two new brands from scratch with a day job and a, you know, real life all at the same time? Find out how her tech background helps her out with her daily tasks. What you'll tell your friends Did you hear about the girl who started two FEST brands while working full-time at Amazon, Google and Sephora? She sounds like she could do basically anything without much help. But here's the thing, she just took on co-founders for her newest brand. Listen to the show to hear her talk about how she found her co-founders at The Brightly Company and why she says teams are crucial for any FEST entrepreneur. Resource of the week The Kanban method: Some of Laura's favorite production management apps, like Airtable and Trello, utilize this method that involves signboards and scheduling systems. Connect with Laura Alexander Wittig Website: thebrightly.co Website: kennebecker.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebrightlyco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itskennebecker Instagram: @thebrightlyco Instagram: @itskennebecker Mentioned in this episode:  Why good enough is good enough for me: thoughts on giving yourself a break on your way to changing the world Amazon Google United Nations Foundation Maderight Sephora The Rising Tide Society Trello Airtable Kanban Toyota Jira Slack Manifestly Zapier IFTTT Zendesk Twitter Lob Mailjoy T-shirt motto: Good enough is good enough. Find more episodes featuring women at the forefront of FEST online at www.Spiritof608.com.