Podcast appearances and mentions of melanie elturk

In this episode, Melanie Elturk joins me in a deep conversation about life, self-love, faith and divorce.  She shares with us parts of her path to the ultimate freedom, the freedom from external validation. Mel is known as the CEO of Haute Hijab, however she is more like the online big sister reminding us of how extraordinary we all are within.Melanie Elturk (Guest):https://www.instagram.com/hautehijab/Ranim Kaddoura (Host):https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/League of Extraordinary Women:https://www.instagram.com/lewpodcast/

Ever wondered what it's like to be a Muslim woman in business? Or how to create a brand that represents both your religious and cultural identity? In this podcast interview, CEO of Haute Hijab, Melanie Elturk, chats with us about her experiences as a hijabi entrepreneur. This is an interesting and insightful interview with a successful Muslim businesswoman. If you're looking for advice on how to start and grow your own business, then don't miss this! === Get 15% off your order from Haute Hijab: https://themuslimvi.be/3KJoQPM === Email me your feedback and suggestions for the podcast: haseeb@themuslimvibe.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themuslimvibe/message

God's timing is never rushed by our impatience in this Dunya, for He is always in control of all plans and we are in control of the steps we take toward His plans.One quote that always lingers in my mind is:If your heart became closer to Allah as a result of something that has happened to you, it was the biggest blessing.You know, sometimes in moments of hardship we tend to feel as if God has forgotten us, but it's in these moments when we are truly reminded of Allah's mercy and His love for every one of His creations.Today's special guest, Melanie Elturk, CEO of Haute Hijab, said something that resonated deep within my heart, she said, just because you're far from Allah, does not mean that Allah is far from you.How often do we feel distant from God, reluctant to make dua, and the desire to be in the driver's seat of our life even in moments where we feel like we are being tested beyond belief?And so, I had the honor to sit down with Melanie to discuss how to better understand the concept of trusting God - like really trusting God.She is someone who hasn't had a shortage of hardships herself, from dealing with grief, loss and recently opening up about going through a divorce, I wanted to gain a better insight into how one can truly let go, and let God.In this episode we discuss why we are so keen on carrying the deep and emotional pain we have gone through rather than unpacking it once and for all, we talk about the stories our wounds carry and how therapy has been both eye and heart opening for the both of us. You know in life, we go through multiple rebirths, and more often than not our rebirth happens when we hit rock bottom and not because there is nowhere to go, but because we don't want to feel this way again.So how does one prepare for radical change? How do we learn to accept not only God's plans but also God's pace?Enjoy and follow the pod on Instagram:@unsweetenedandunfilteredFollow Melanie Elturk/Haute Hijab on Instagram:@hautehijabCheck out Haute Hijab's site:Shop Here

Salaam alaikum young n muslim fam! Today we have a very special boss lady with us today! CEO of Haute Hjiab Melanie Elturk. Growing up she had dreams of becoming an attorney (which did), but along the way she found a passion for fashion. The goal was to create a womens clothing line that fit modesty, confidence, and faith driven values! So without further interruptions, we have the muslim boss lady herself.Leave us a review. Big S/O to all of our listeners - Both old & New!Please let us know how we did and how we are doing! Every comment, like, and share helps us keep putting out quality content.Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok: YoungNmuslimSubscribe on YouTube: The Young and Muslim PodcastLike us on FB.Apple Itunes, Googleplay, CastBox, and Soundcloud: The Young and Muslim Podcast.

Salaam alaikum young n muslim fam! Today we have a very special boss lady with us today! CEO of Haute Hjiab Melanie Elturk. Growing up she had dreams of becoming an attorney (which did), but along the way she found a passion for fashion. The goal was to create a womens clothing line that fit modesty, confidence, and faith driven values! So without further interruptions, we have the muslim boss lady herself. Leave us a review. Big S/O to all of our listeners - Both old & New! Please let us know how we did and how we are doing! Every comment, like, and share helps us keep putting out quality content. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok: YoungNmuslim Subscribe on YouTube: The Young and Muslim Podcast Like us on FB. Apple Itunes, Googleplay, CastBox, and Soundcloud: The Young and Muslim Podcast.

“Investors are looking for a reason to say no.” This can't-miss episode of the Retail X Series podcast is an in-depth conversation about fundraising and building a business with Melanie Elturk, CEO of Haute Hijab, talking all about her brand, how she built it and how she's raised multiple rounds of outside capital. Melanie shares her story of how she took her side hustle to a growing brand, raised funding, the lessons she learned and more. Topics:- How a founder with little fundraising knowledge approached fundraising- How Melanie ultimately got her first check (from a VC!), and ultimately closed a pre-seed round- Creating FOMO in a fundraising process – even at pre-seed- How to educate investors on a category they don't know much about- Why debt wasn't an option for this startup- How a monthly stakeholder newsletter can be helpful in fundraising – especially early on- How a seed round can be different than a pre-seed round- Why VC advice and ideas aren't necessarily ones you should take- Dividing and conquering with your co-founder during a fundraise- Valuation mistakes you can make in the early rounds and how to avoid them- The importance of your own mental health during fundraising – and dealing with the “no's”Music by Eino Toivanen, kongano.com  Edited by Deven Shah 

In this episode, we are joined by Melanie Elturk, the CEO of Haute Hijab. She shares her journey on starting Haute HijabsHow she balances the spiritual side along with the business sideHow she built an engaging and interactive community both online and offlineAND Tips on Hiring, and overcoming challenges in scaling your team and business!Thanks for listening and see you on the next one!

Detroit native Melanie Elturk always thought she’d be a lawyer. But after starting her legal career at 23-years old, she quickly found her true passion in her hobby selling hijabs online for fellow Muslim friends and fans. Today the business is based in New York City to support the demand for the booming brand that has cornered the market for beautiful headscarves. We sat down with the CEO and popular fashion influencer to talk through organically starting a business to finding funding and staying ahead of the uncertain retail curve.

Melanie Elturk started law school at the age of 20. A couple years later, she went on to found the chic hijab and accessory company Haute Hijab. On this week's episode of In Progress, Melanie takes a deep dive with host Aurora James into her academically rigorous upbringing and how her connection to her family heritage evolved into a huge part of her passion. 

Melanie Elturk started law school at the age of 20. A couple years later, she went on to found the chic hijab and accessory company Haute Hijab. On this week’s episode of In Progress, Melanie takes a deep dive with host Aurora James into her academically rigorous upbringing and how her connection to her family heritage evolved into a huge part of her passion. 

Melanie Elturk started law school at the age of 20. A couple years later, she went on to found the chic hijab and accessory company Haute Hijab. On this week’s episode of In Progress, Melanie takes a deep dive with host Aurora James into her academically rigorous upbringing and how her connection to her family heritage evolved into a huge part of her passion. 

Today we are talking to none other than #girlboss Melanie Elturk, the founder of Haute Hijab, the nations top hijab brand. Melanie along with her husband built a hijab empire, in the empire state, NY, because that's where you create something YUGE. Melanie takes us BTS to her humble beginnings and shares how she's able to keep her feet on the ground while her company takes over the world. We hope! 

Melanie Elturk is the CEO of Haute Hijab, a brand that makes high fashion hijabs. Melanie left a successful legal career to launch a global brand dedicated to the hijab. This is how she came to that decision. Store Haute Hijab Social Profiles Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Host Anshuman Iddamsetty Producers Phoebe Wang Natalie Plourde Emma Fedderson Anshuman Iddamsetty Senior Supervising Producer Tammi Downey Engineer Jason ‘Metal’ Donkersgoed Musical Score Jim Guthrie

Melanie Elturk is the founder of Haute Hijab, one of the leading US modest fashion brands. In 2010, she set out with the vision to bring hijabs into the mainstream and to empower hijab wearing women worldwide. She is a regular contributor to Elle.com and has appeared on many mainstream media outlets in the US. Melanie shares how at a young age, her close friends had a big influence in her becoming close to Islam. She describes her early experiences at school whilst wearing the hijab and how she was determined from a young age to show wearing a hijab did not change people. Her story starts in Detroit and moves to Chicago, Dubai and New York. We enjoyed speaking with Melanie. Her brand echoes her loud and colourful personality. Her passion for empowering women is infectious. Not only has she created a leading modest fashion brand, but she has built a tribe of loyal supporters who she interacts with on a regular basis. She’s not one to shy away from tough questions and compassionate to give time to all those who contact her. With the modest fashion industry picking up steam, we picked her brains on her thoughts about the tone of the message that brands put out and being mindful of the ‘halal’ boundaries. If you liked this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcast. Subscribe to the podcast via Apple Podcast, Android or Spotify Follow us on Instagram or Facebook For feedback, banter or any business enquiries, e-mail us at info@onefootinthesink.com

Melanie Elturk, co-founder and CEO of Haute Hijab, talks to Amy Millman, a passionate advocate for women entrepreneurs building Big Businesses Starting Small about her stellar deed round success. Melanie talks about co-founding Haute Hijab along with her husband and the challenges of scaling after they secured $2.3 million in seed financing to help accelerate growth. How do you keep your culture and still grow?

Join your host Halimah Deoliveira, Ceo of Be You in HD as she talks with Haute Hijab CEO and Co-Founder Melanie Elturk. This podcast talks about how women can own their Islamic identities and still be Boss Women in Business. Melanie talks about "Hayah" (shyness) which is a huge component of faith and belief in Islam and how we can apply it in business. She also talks about how to hold ourselves accountable to our social responsibility to the communities we serve from our platform. You can catch up with Melanie and purchase one of her hijabs at www.hautehijab.com ______________________________________________________________________ This podcast was brought to you by Be You In HD, LLC a transformational coaching company, aimed at helping women get unstuck, follow their passion and become full-time entrepreneurs. As one of our listeners we welcome you to schedule a "Discovery Call" with us to get started on your "Boss Business" today. For more information about Be You In HD and the webinars and workshops visit: www.beyouinhd.com

In this episode, you'll get to meet married couple Melanie Elturk and Ahmed Zedan. They are the founders and CEO and COO, respectively, of Haute Hijab. They turned a need within their community into a booming fashion business, but neither of them started out in fashion.   Melanie is an attorney and Ahmed is a digital marketer. They didn’t let their careers keep them from following a passion. Haute Hijab has become the leading US hijab brand. In addition to speaking around the world as a modest fashion expert, Melanie is a regular contributor on ELLE.com and has been featured in the New York Times, NBC Today, USA Today, Glamour, InStyle and others. This is an episode that you do not want to miss! Connect With Melanie Elturk and Ahmed Zedan Website Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter Pintrest What Are You More Than Resources Signature Course: Fight Burnout  What Are You More Than Online Apparel Store Purchase More Than My Hijab Shirt  

We sit down with Melanie Elturk, founder and CEO of the leading US hijab brand, Haute Hijab. An industry expert and thought leader in modest fashion, she is a true entreprenuer who melds her passion of social justice and fashion in supporting and empowering Muslim women of all ages. Tune in for an eye-opening and...

Melanie Elturk is Co-founder, CEO, and Chief Designer at Haute Hijab -- an online retail brand that 'makes the world's best hijabs for the world's most powerful women.' Melanie went from a stable career in a law firm to diving headfirst into her growing e-commerce empire, and she doesn't hold back about what a daunting move that was to make.

'Don't tell me I can't do anything.' Meet Melanie Elturk -- founder of Haute Hijab, Detroiter, and Fierce Visionary. With the help of someone laughing at her dream to make Hijab (the Muslim headcovering) mainstream, Melanie was LIT to make that dream a reality. Listen to Melanie's story and vision that took Hijab from hidden to being showcased at the storefront of The Gap...in EVERY SINGLE STORE WORLDWIDE.  If you're ready to step into your big vision...listen in for inspiration on the other side. 'If someone thinks you're crazy, you're onto something.' Shownotes with links and Melanie's contact @ www.thelifeengineer.com/podcast

Melanie Elturk is the founder of Haute Hijab, one of the leading US modest fashion brands. In 2010, she set out with the vision to bring hijabs into the mainstream and to empower hijab wearing women worldwide. She is a regular contributor to Elle.com and has appeared on many mainstream media outlets in the US. Melanie shares how at a young age, her close friends had a big influence in her becoming close to Islam. She describes her early experiences at school whilst wearing the hijab and how she was determined from a young age to show wearing a hijab did not change people. Her story starts in Detroit and moves to Chicago, Dubai and New York. In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about Melanie’s upbringing from a mixed background The motivation for wearing a Hijab Her Law career Why she started a modest fashion business The challenges on drawing the boundaries between modest fashion and keeping it Halal Building a community of loyal supporters And so much more! Melanie’s brand echoes her loud and colourful personality. Her passion for empowering women is infectious. She has built a strong brand with a tribe of loyal supporters. We had a blast speaking with Melanie, the episode covers so many subjects and Melanie is a true inspiration. If you liked this episode, please give us a 5 star review on Apple Podcast Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook If you want to get in touch, e-mail us at info@onefootinthesink.com

Melanie Elturk made the hijab (Muslim head scarf) mainstream through her modest fashion brand, Haute Hijab.  She launched the company in 2010 and since then, it’s the fastest growing modest fashion line with close to 200K followers on Instagram and Snapchat.  Haute Hijab has been featured in Elle, New York Times and the Today show.