Podcast appearances and mentions of liberty fairs

Syama Meagher is the Founder & CEO of Scaling Retail, the global consulting firm for the fashion retail industry. Her agency clients include fashion, lifestyle, cannabis, and beauty brands. Syama is at the forefront of what's happening now in retail and speaks on business development, sales, & marketing, Web 3, digital fashion & NFTs, and more for fashion & retail. She's presented talks with MAGIC, Tory Burch, Shopify Women, Liberty Fairs, and more, and has been quoted in NPR, INC. Magazine, & WWD.   Listen to this Takin' Care of Lady Business episode with Syama Meagher about creating flexible business models for the fashion industry and crypto space.    Here is what to expect on this week's show: The importance of finding what motivates you the most to be successful and excited about working towards your goals  Syama's perspective on the parallels of business modeling within the fashion and technology industries; showing how the same thinking applied in different ways can achieve similar results  Explaining the five areas of business: sales, marketing, product, operations and finance - and how to adapt them to fit various types of industries    Syama's transition from retail and consumer-based fashion to Web3/ blockchain development and how she launched the first bitcoin ATM machine  Why most large companies who have the resources to integrate and invest in blockchain set the stage (and the price) within the current major movement of brand consumption  Why women need to “find other ways to win” and think about reframing how to build community, what the available resources are out there, and how to use them  Why more women are necessary for all areas of Web3 Connect with Syama:  Website: https://www.scalingretail.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scalingretail  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/scaling-retail/  Instagram: @scalingretail  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MEET SHARIFA MURDOCK Sharifa Murdock is one the leading figures in the fashion industry. The “mother of menswear” as she is often regarded is the founding partner of Liberty Fairs where she focuses on on cultivating relationships and elevating new brands in the men's and women's fashion space through showcase.. She has a strong grasp of industry trends and emerging brands and she has over 20 years of experience in fashion and retail. She went on to work at Atrium, Michael Kors, Donna Karan and Louis Vuitton. Sharifa has since expanded her career and has gone on to create additional companies such as Project Trade Show with her mentor and now business partner Sam Ben-Avraham which was later sold, and Envsn Fest. Sharifa's work and personal style has been featured in top media outlets such as Glamour, Instyle, Essence and Elle and she was recently announced as the Chief of People & Culture and eventually Chief Impact Officer of legacy menswear brand KITH.

I'm sure there have been countless moments in your life where you've leaned on someone you trust for advice or support. Whether that person you turn to is an industry connect, a family member, or someone in your community, the importance of mentorship is undeniable.   Today on the show, I'm talking to Sharifa Murdock, the CEO of ENVSN, Co-Owner of Liberty Fairs, and the Chief Impact Officer at Kith. She's the ultimate multi-hyphenate and we're digging deep into the power of mentorship in her life.   Produced by Dear Media

Listen to Edwina Kulego on leadership, the future of trade shows and adapting to Covid-19.  She is vice president of Liberty Fairs, a men's contemporary fashion trade event going live August 17th. Edwina is also founder and CEO of Essentials by Edwina, a vegan, make-up collection designed for women of colorRyan’s Rants & Raves is a podcast series on fashion, design and all things Québec produced by the Québec Government Office in New York and hosted by Fashion Attaché Ryan McInturf.

What’s up Classmates, Our guest for today's Class Discussion is Christopher Martin founder of @cmartysjerk & @cmartymar⁣ Christopher is a 1st generation West Indian men based in NYC, he grew up in the Kitchen & developed an early passion for streetwear. Over the past years he decided to merge the two worlds together, fusing Jamaican food with streetwear, sneaker culture, music and adding himself into the mix.Through his connections in streetwear he started to cook for his of friends & their events which soon lead him to cater the major events around the city attending Trade shows like Agenda, Capsule and Liberty Fairs. This conversation was super inspiring, we hope you enjoy it as much as we did! We truly appreciate every single one of you who’s been tuning into this podcast. We would love to hear your feedback, your tips or advice. It mean’s a lot to know that some people our out there listening & we want to continually improve & bringing on guests that you can enjoy & learn from. So send us an E-mail at Classmates@nodiploma.ca or simply send us a DM on our socials @NoDiploma_ Enjoy, share with a classmate & subscribe! CMARTY https://www.instagram.com/cmartyhimself/ https://www.instagram.com/cmartysjerk/ https://www.cmartymar.com/shop NO DIPLOMA: https://nodiploma.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/nodiploma_/ INTRO SONG: https://www.instagram.com/chucktheadventurer13/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/6p1TlyGxgRTrzuykcu3OaT?si=PK7XiR_FQI6k8C3SCx_4Jg OUTRO SONG: https://www.instagram.com/jkingmlb/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1rF6AFQgMRpUHr0v18Vjcd?si=d0BoCeKWQaiJ9oj3_v3tFA

In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking to Sharifa Murdock who is the co-owner of Liberty Fairs, Capsule, Cabana Tradeshows, and also the owner of ENVSN Fest a festival focused around young women's lifestyle and culture. Sharifa has always been hands-on in fashion from she beginnings at Atrium in New York also known as the birthplace of Kith to her time at Louis Vuitton all the way to starting trade shows and festivals that have shown some of the best brands in the world. Her signature style of customer relationships and personal experience echos through all her ventures. She is a student of the game and pays it forward by mentoring various young women towards actuating their dreams and envisioning their place in business, fashion, and culture. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show!!!

At the very core, Denimrush is an experiential clothing brand that promotes individualism by creating one-of-a-kind apparel, accessories and footwear pieces. We translate the power of paint + art into expression + empowerment. Transform your wardrobe into wearable artwork. Denimrush was founded by Aparna Avasarala when she painted her own denim jacket and wore it around New York City. After receiving a lot of inquiries about getting custom jackets - Denimrush was born. Aparna is a multi-faceted artist specializing in experiential retail design. She has designed and coordinated large scale tradeshows such as Coterie, Cabana & Liberty Fairs. In 2017, Aparna was instrumental to the design of the “Future of Retail” pop up alongside Liberty Fairs at Summit LA. She has also consulted brands on creating experiential pop-ups and brand experiences. In this episode of Podcast More Life, we welcome Denimrush founder and creative director Aparna Avasarala to discuss finding her niche and scaling a service and clothing based business. In this episode Aparna and Kyle Loftus examine how to find one's niche and bring it to market. Moreover, they examine Aparna's personal journey to discuss the benefits of networking, hosting events, connecting on social media, and even having a mentor. Not only that, they talk about the trials and tribulations that come with being an entrepreneur full time. Aparna talks about the development of denimrush as well as the future. Learn how to launch and operate a successful clothing line and event-based business with Denimrush founder Aparna Avasarala and filmmaker Kyle Loftus in this episode of the podcast. Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastmorelife/ Follow Kyle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalvisuals/ Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastmorelife Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/532925627365082

Sharifa Murdock is the Co-Owner of Liberty Fairs and Founder of ENVSN Festival. From working retail at Atrium to partnering with Sam Ben-Avraham to change the landscape of trade shows, she details the value of hard work, the desire to give back to her community, the need for work-life balance and much more. As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows MIC/LINE, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report and HYPETALKS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

About Justin Quebral: ✨24 ✨Grew up in Alhambra, used to live in Glendale - first generation Asian in America for my fam ✨One older brother - 12 years apart helped him purchase his first camera ✨Notable collabs: Nordstrom, Google - from working closely with polydeux (Mariel Cornel), Kswiss, Liberty Fairs (tradeshow), Jins Eyewear

An inspiring conversation from one of my favorite people, Sharifa Murdock (Co-Founder of Liberty Fairs and Founder of ENVSN Fest).

Listen in as fashion mogul Sharifa Murdock talks with Dr. Lara Devgan about her journey to the top of the fashion game. Sharifa is responsible for the launch of countless brands through Liberty Fairs, which she co-founded with her dear friend and mentor Sam BenAvraham. Sharifa grew up wanting to be a dancer but always loved fashion. In her early twenties she worked in the customer service department of Louis Vuitton before she took a leap of faith to leave and launch Project, one of the industry’s contemporary fashion forums. She is currently the co-founder, at Liberty Fairs where she concentrates on bringing new brands to life through the industry’s newest menswear showcase. Through her journey to success, she learned that the relationships you nurture and the people you meet are often more important than any specific decision you make.

Listen in as fashion mogul Sharifa Murdock talks with Dr. Lara Devgan about her journey to the top of the fashion game. Sharifa is responsible for the launch of countless brands through Liberty Fairs, which she co-founded with her dear friend and mentor Sam BenAvraham.  Sharifa grew up wanting to be a dancer but always loved fashion. In her early twenties she worked in the customer service department of Louis Vuitton before she took a leap of faith to leave and launch Project, one of the industry's contemporary fashion forums. She is currently the co-founder, at Liberty Fairs where she concentrates on bringing new brands to life through the industry's newest menswear showcase. Through her journey to success, she learned that the relationships you nurture and the people you meet are often more important than any specific decision you make.

On this episode of Improper Etiquette we welcomed our dear friend Sharifa Murdock to the podcast. Sharifa gifted us with our most inspired episode to date! She shared her story with us which started at her first gig at Atrium to co-owning Liberty Fairs! We also discussed giving back, how we should all date to marry and a listener shared a gnarly stripper story. ENJOY :) You can catch Sharifa at @sharifasays iTunes (all episodes)  Link: http://apple.co/21nJA2c

Megan Collins of Style Girlfriend sits down with Liberty Fairs Co-Founder, Sharifa Murdock, to dive into her journey to entrepreneurship and how trade shows impact everyone outside of the fashion industry.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stylegirlfriend/support