Podcast appearances and mentions of liza moiseeva

Liza Moiseeva shares her experience starting Brightly.eco with her co founding partner, Laura. She also shares about their podcast, Good Together, which is the number one voice for millennial and GenZ women.

In episode 41 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I speak with Laura Alexander and Liza Moiseeva, co-founders of Brightly on their mission to build a billion dollar conscious consumer platform.

On this week's episode, Krista talks with Liza Moiseeva, cofounder of GlobeIn, the leading social enterprise subscription box company - and the only subscription box company to achieve official Fair Trade designation for its work supporting artisans from around the world and in developing countries. They talk about impact investing, for-profit vs. non-profit, fair trade, the importance of consumer education, social justice issues, and how to celebrate and not exploit people in developing countries as a westerner and how we can do better.Links from today's episode:The GlobeIn Website: http://globein.com/Liza's Podcast: https://brightly.eco/podcast/The Brightly Website: https://brightly.eco/Dan Pallotta's TED Talk about charities: https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pallotta_the_way_we_think_about_charity_is_dead_wrong?language=en Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Getting the word out about your ethical, sustainable brand is crucial to its future -- but growing visibility can be tricky and time-consuming. There's public relations, brand awareness, growth hacking, networked marketing, affiliate relationships, content creation, social media and on and on and on. It's part of my mission to elevate brands who are making positive change in the world. Let me help you get further than where you might be able to go on your own with these top takeaways from the second half of the year. In this this episode of the Spirit of 608 podcast, I'm sharing six PR and brand visibility takeaways from the last six months. Each is something I want you to know, in fact, I really think these are *must-knows* for you and anyone building a mission-based brand today. These aren't vague strategies or marketing hoo-hah. These are things I personally experienced while working one-on-one with FEST brands this year, so you know this is current information, something you can use right now, real advice for real brands trying to do this work right now. Plus, if you listen to this episode and the PR tips for the holidays and beyond from the recent episode with Liza Moiseeva, you'll have what's basically a free two-hour crash course in public relations and brand visibility. I hope it helps you reach more people and do more amazing things with the business you are building. Sign up for the PressDope weekly email to get DIY PR tips and The Dope List of media opps, calls for pitches, FEST events and more ways to raise your visibility.

Do you need PR and visibility tips you can use for the holidays and beyond? If so, this episode of the Spirit of 608 podcast is for you. Liza Moiseeva of Scaling Good recently asked me to join her for a Facebook Live inside her Facebook community to talk about growing brand visibility, PR and speaking opportunities for founders during the last weeks of the year and beyond -- and we kept talking for almost an hour. It only made sense to share the conversation with you. Listen in for practical advice you can use right now and recommendations for future planning as you look ahead to 2020. Plus, live questions from FEST founders like you and our answers.  On this week's show, get PR tips for the holidays and behind during a chat with Scaling Good's Liza Moiseeva and Spirit of 608's Lorraine Sanders. Sign up for the PressDope weekly email to get DIY PR tips and The Dope List of media opps, calls for pitches, FEST events and more ways to raise your visibility.

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.

With Facebook Groups dominating online biz dev these days, especially when it comes to women building direct-to-consumer ecommerce brands and selling creative services, who better to talk to than a FEST founder who's grown a thriving community on the platform (one that actually runs itself, nbd) and is now branching out to help social enterprise brands up their marketing game? Listen to this week's show to hear why this week's guest is branching out from her co-founder role at a well-known Fair Trade subscription box company and marketplace to launch a new Facebook Group community aimed at delivering current, tried-and-true marketing strategy advice to entrepreneurs building ethical, sustainable and mission-driven companies. Meet this week's guest, Liza Moiseeva, Founder of Scaling Good. Sign up for the PressDope weekly email to get DIY PR tips and The Dope List of media opps, calls for pitches, FEST events and more ways to raise your visibility.

How do you transform a product into a catalyst for lasting, positive change? One entrepreneur in the ethical and fair trade fashion space believes that creating a community around your brand just might be the key. From model to marketing, her business works to create a deep connection between digital customers and artisan groups all around the globe. More importantly? It’s working.   Value, loyalty, growth–they’re achievements that every business strives for, but how does one actually attain them? In today’s podcast, Liza Moiseeva, Co-founder and CMO of GlobeIn, a fair trade subscription box and ethical online marketplace, shares what she believes might just be the key to them all.   A talented entrepreneur with a history in the nonprofit and social good sector, Liza attributes much of her success to community building. From running meetups with like-minded people to interactive Facebook Lives, a strong community has always been at the heart of Liza’s achievements.   Today, we get to hear about Liza’s invigorating perspective on community and growth through the context of GlobeIn, an exciting player in the ethical fashion world. They’ve managed to navigate a competitive industry while still promoting sustainable consumption, build a network of passionate and engaged customers and create powerful, lasting change for artisan groups all around in the world. What’s not to love? Tune in to hear all about it.

How does supporting artisans around the world simultaneously help support sustainability? As the holiday season and Black Friday are coming up, what are some things we should keep in mind to help us be able to shop more ethically and sustainably?   Shedding light on these topics and more is Liza Moiseeva, Co-Founder of the leading Fair Trade social enterprise subscription box company GlobeIn. Due to the popularity and great success of the company, they've been able to invest millions of dollars in artisan communities over the past few years alone, helping to alleviate poverty through empowerment.   Let's dive in.   HIGHLIGHTS  [8:20] Kaméa: "How does the consumer know whether the businesses are responsible for ethical production, or if all of the middle men in the supply chain are responsible?" [14:33] Liza on the keys to GlobeIn reaching such a  large audience  to be able to support their artisan communities around the world. [15:37] Kaméa: "How can supporting artisans around the world also support sustainability?" [22:29] Liza's advice on how to shop mindfully this holiday season. [25:07] Liza's tips for someone who is just getting into the sustainability and social impact space.   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com/86, subscribe to our newsletter to win monthly giveaways, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!

Liza Moiseeva is the Co-Founder of GlobeIn, a leading subscription box company that offers handmade + ethically sourced artisan goods from around the world. Plus, they are the only subscription box company to achieve the official Fair Trade designation and they’ve invested more than $3M dollars through fair wages to artisan communities over the past three years alone.   Liza’s mission is to deliver joy by empowering and connecting remote artisans to mindful customers, and they are really making an impact in the lives of so many remarkable people: from employment and business training to cleaning water and protecting wildlife, each box supports the Elevate the Globe mission by making the world a little bit better.   We chat about: Supporting people in the global community What goes into creating positive products Becoming a social entrepreneur How microloans inspired GlobeIn What’s in the different boxes offered by GlobeIn Sustainable + ethical fashion What Fair Trade actually means + how to look for Fair Trade products LA is the capital of slave labor in the U.S. Why thrifting is the most sustainable way to shop for clothes   Resources: Get your box at https://globein.com/ (GlobeIn.com) Connect with Liza: Instagram | Twitter   Join us for The Chakra Experience on July 15th!!   What: Kundalini Breathwork + Meditation with Britt + Tara When: Sunday, July 15 @ 9:00 AM How: Click here to get your ticket   http://theelevatedmarket.com/ (The Elevated Market) is Open!!   We are so excited to bring you all products that we love and that will inspire people to be elevated! We have high-vibe bags and shirts, bracelets made by Tibetan monks, and so much more to help you raise your vibration! We are also partnering with our friends at Reforest’Action, so every time you buy a shirt we will plant a tree.   You can get elevated at TheElevatedMarket.com! Elevate the Globe is produced by Podcast Masters

This episode follows the creator of GlobeIn a company that sells and helps artisan crafters. Thanks to Liza Moiseeva! Go to GlobeIn to start your subscription! Share your experience with us - ericl@packaged.media https://twitter.com/packagedmedia Soon we will be on instagram! Thanks for listening!

”Your product has to stand on its own. It has to compete with the most expensive, the most mainstream product. The quality has to be top-notch. And then, your mission is the cherry on top.”   SPONSORED BY DUBSADO Dubsado is a client mangement system for creative entrepreneurs, and it helps you do everything from sending contracts, invoices, and questionnaires, to managing all things your biz in one place - with a few clicks of the button. Use code TRFE at checkout for 30% off your first month or year: http://bit.ly/dubsadotrfe   WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? Sourcing products from artisans all around the world and leading the only subscription box company to achieve official Fair Trade designation for its work supporting artisans from around the world. It’s all in a day's work. But what’s really interesting is hearing from Liza Moisseva, one of the co-founders of GlobeIn, about what it really takes, what’s gone wrong, and how a childhood in Russia and swimming led her to a life here in the United States. We talk about… Beginning her career in microfinancing (and what that is!) Totally shifting your business model The roller-coaster of retail business An important lesson for social entrepreneurs about their product What fair trade actually means The challenges of sourcing (and quality control) thousands of products from multiple countries   WHO IS LIZA MOISEEVA? Liza is a founder at the helm of GlobeIn, the leading social enterprise subscription box company - and the only subscription box company to achieve official Fair Trade designation for its work supporting artisans from around the world and in developing countries where, after agriculture, artisan goods are the second largest source of employment. Through her work, GlobeIn has invested more than $2 million in fair wages into artisan communities over the last two years alone. Liza was recruited from her native Russia to swim at the college level for Old Dominion University, where she began her social impact work before graduating. She went on to found the first online community for social entrepreneurs in Russia before joining the GlobeIn team as co-founder. She has a tenacity of spirit and a notable mix of strength and empathy that have made her a rising star in the social good space, leading her to speak at such industry events as the groundbreaking 2017 Haiti Tech Summit, among others. Both her personal journey and her professional work make her an inspiring founder to watch.   LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: www.globein.com Globein on Instagram and Facebook Liza on Instagram Email: support@globein.com "Start Something That Matters" by Blake Mycoskie True Cost Poverty Inc. The Sisterhood

Liza Moiseeva is one of the co-founders at the helm of GlobeIn, the leading social enterprise subscription box company - and the only subscription box company to achieve official Fair Trade designation for its work supporting artisans from around the world and in developing countries where, after agriculture, artisan goods are the second largest source of employment. Through her work, GlobeIn has invested more than $2 million in fair wages into artisan communities over the last two years alone. Liza was recruited from her native Russia to swim at the college level for Old Dominion University, where she began her social impact work before graduating. She went on to found the first online community for social entrepreneurs in Russia before joining the GlobeIn team as co-founder. She has a tenacity of spirit and a notable mix of strength and empathy that have made her a rising star in the social good space, leading her to speak at such industry events as the groundbreaking 2017 Haiti Tech Summit, among others. Both her personal journey and her professional work make her an inspiring founder to watch. Liza has a real passion for Artisans, their work, and giving them the opportunity to get a fair wage for what they produce. According to Liza these people don't need handouts or charity, they just need to be paid fairly for the work they produce, no different than any other entrepreneur. Her goal of making the average consumer change their buying habits to support these people is a bold one. But Liza thinks it is absolutely possible through educating the public about what they are buying and who is being impacted on the other end. Every dollar we spend is a ballot cast toward the world we want to live in. The time is now to put the pressure on Big Box stores and tell them what we want, and what the average Artisan deserves.   Find Liza and GlobeIn Online: Website - https://globein.com/ Facebook - @GlobeIN Instagram - @globein_world Twitter - @GlobeIn_World   Some Questions I Ask: Do people understand and enjoy the human uniqueness in these products? Do you ever get discouraged at how big the problem is you’re trying to change? How many Fair Trade items should a household try to shoot for? What is the importance of taking the emphasis off charity? How is purchasing a product and spending your money similar to casting a ballot?   In This Episode, You Will Learn About: Artisans  Subscription boxes Fair Trade Making small progress toward a bigger goal of making substantial change Starting a company with multiple co-founders   Music Composed by John Zarcone

Liza Moiseeva and Judithe may be from opposite sides of the earth, but they are both motivated by some of the same passions—justice, equality and fairness, among others. In this episode, Liza details her journey to creating GlobeIn, an organization dedicated to fostering fair trade across the world and helping artisans and creators bring their dreams to reality and create stable incomes and lives for themselves and their families. To find out more about Liza and GlobeIn, visit them online at https://globein.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GlobeIN

Liza Moiseeva and her partners started a social business called GlobeIn to support artisans all over the world and make a living at the same time. While nonprofits have their place in alleviating poverty, Liza believes that businesses will have a greater impact on the lives of the local population in the long-term. GlobeIn provides subscription boxes with items made by artisans all over the world. GlobeIn provides subscription boxes with items made by artisans all over the world. We are proud to be affiliates for GlobeIn. If you decide you want to support a good cause with your $$ and get beautiful handcrafted items for a great deal click here. Enter the code WELCOME for $10 off your subscription.   Visit our website for pictures and links to videos and more.   Let us know what you think! Give us feedback and tell us topics you like to hear from us. Let us know!!! Email us at SustainableLivingPodcast@gmail.com   Support us on Patreon!   How to reach us: Website: Sustainable Living Podcast We appreciate your support! You can do so on Patreon. Here is how. Go to the Patreon Homepage. Create an account. You will need a name (can be an avatar), an email address, a password and a credit card. This should only take a few minutes. Then look for us and pledge away. Thank you! Join our Facebook group Sustainable Living Tips, Tools and Tactics. Apple Podcasts: Please Rate, Review and Subscribe Facebook Page Instagram Twitter YouTube Channel Google+ LinkedIn    

Born and raised in Russia, Liza Moiseeva attended college in the U.S., hoping to swim professionally. She had no idea her focus would change dramatically once she began an international studies program at Virginia's Old Dominion University. She got hooked on non-profits, charity and grass roots programs. After her first job with a global network of micro-finance organizations, Liza went back to school, got an MBA in Finance. Today she is the Co-Founder and Director of GlobeIn, a monthly subscription service of artisan-made products from around the world. Its mission is to help eliminate poverty through fair wages and job creation. Get to know yet another passionate, committed female dynamo!

In episode 57, Kestrel welcomes Liza Moiseeva to the show. Liza is the co-founder of GlobeIn, a social business dedicated to supporting remote artisans from around the world. Their primary product is a monthly Artisan Box subscription, where every product fights poverty through job creation and fair wages. Kestrel and Liza discuss the importance of storytelling when it comes to artisan and fair trade products, and Liza shares her insight on how she thinks the "subscription box" could be changing the future of online retail. For Liza, the concept of discovery is really intriguing to her and how it can influence shoppers down the line. Kestrel addresses the question of whether subscription models are inspiring a constant flow of "more stuff" and Liza shares her thoughts on how there may be ways to find a conscious balance within the box model.  People + Brands Liza Addressed During The Show: + Muhammad Yunus + Matr Boomie + Kiva + Amour Vert

In this episode, Globe InCo-Founder and Director of Marketing, Liza Moiseeva is talking to us about micro-finance as a sustainable solution to poverty, how we have to think beyond our donations, and how her passions led her to start a company that connects remote artisans to global consumers. 

On this episode of the Business with Purpose podcast, I am sitting down with Liza Moiseeva, founder of GlobeIn, an ethical subscription box and online marketplace. Liza came to the United States from Moscow, Russia initially to swim at the collegiate level. She fell in love with the country and found a passion for making ... Read More about EP. 25: Liza Moiseeva – GlobeIn