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In this episode, Boonie is in conversation with Lisa Hendrickson-Jack, a certified fertility awareness educator and holistic reproductive health practitioner. The discussion covers topics like PCOS, endometriosis, and the impact of diet on fertility, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's menstrual cycle for reproductive health advocacy. Personal anecdotes and expert insights shed light on issues such as fibroids, iron deficiency risks, and the necessity of proper medical screenings. Boonie shares her own experiences with women's health struggles, advocating for awareness and empowerment in seeking medical attention. Lisa helps us explore the interconnected nature of beauty, wellness, and health, advocating for informed decisions, regular monitoring, and safer product choices. The discussion touches on hormonal birth control's effects on fertility, the role of men in the fertility journey, and the importance of comprehensive fertility discussions encompassing both male and female health aspects. Follow Lisa Hendrickson-Jack here: Instagram: @FertilityFriday Website: https://fertilityfriday.com/ A transcript of the full episode is available here. Support for today's episode comes from Dame Products, a brand whose mission is to help close the pleasure gap for people with vulvas. Receive 10% off your purchase by using the code BOONIE10, Shop here: https://bit.ly/DAMEBoonie Join Boonie over on Patreon for exclusive content and events here: Patreon.com/TheBoonieBreakdown The hashtag for the podcast is #TheBoonieBreakdown. Share with others using the hashtag #PodIn. Shop The Boonie Breakdown Store: www.thebooniebreakdown.com/shop The hashtag for the podcast is #TheBoonieBreakdown. Share with others using the hashtag #PodIn. Follow The Boonie Breakdown on Social Media: IG: @TheBoonieBreakdown Twitter: @BoonieBreakdown Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheBoonieBreakdown Have something to say? You can ask your questions, send comments via email to thebooniebreakdown@gmail.com or submit them here: www.thebooniebreakdown.com/contact/. Chapters 0:00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Message 0:00:47 Lisa Hendrickson Jack's Return 0:02:03 Pick of the Week: Longer Days Ahead 0:02:39 Housekeeping and Season 13 Update 0:03:58 Bonus Episode Announcement on Patreon 0:06:24 Lisa Hendrickson Jack on Fertility Awareness 0:12:30 Advocating for Your Health and Understanding Cycles 0:21:17 Impact of Fibroids on Fertility 0:24:39 Vitamin D and Fibroid Connection 0:26:59 Real Food for Fertility Approach 0:28:42 Black Women and Product Safety 0:39:21 The Impact of Hormonal Birth Control 0:44:43 Preparing for Pregnancy: Coming Off Birth Control 0:51:36 Men's Role in Fertility 0:53:15 Fertility Burden and Responsibility 0:54:58 Real Food for Fertility: Comprehensive Insights
International listeners can support TBT here: https://buy.stripe.com/6oEaFEdAXbGe69W6ou Umar Khan is the Country Manager of Pakistan & Afghanistan at Visa and Iman Urooj is the Chief Operating Officer at Safepay. Visa's She's Next: https://pk.visamiddleeast.com/run-your-business/she-is-next-campaign.html #thoughtbehindthings #muzamilhasan #visa #hbl #fintech #womenentrepreneurs #digitalpayments International listeners can support TBT here: https://buy.stripe.com/6oEaFEdAXbGe69W6ou Umar Khan is the Country Manager of Pakistan & Afghanistan at Visa and Iman Urooj is the Chief Operating Officer at Safepay. Visa's She's Next: https://pk.visamiddleeast.com/run-your-business/she-is-next-campaign.html #thoughtbehindthings #muzamilhasan #visa #hbl #fintech #womenentrepreneurs #digitalpayments Check out the trainings from Sarmaaya Financials: Training List: https://sarmaaya.pk/trainings/?src=tbt Technical Training Masterclass 2.0: https://sarmaaya.pk/trainings/details?tid=1&src=tbt Fundamentals of Capital Market: https://sarmaaya.pk/trainings/details?tid=2&src=tbt 00:00 Introduction 02:03 From Cash to Contactless: Formalization of Payments 05:01 Umar's Early Life & Education 08:23 Guiding, Not Dictating: Allowing Kids to Decide 11:43 Career Progression & Experience: Easypaisa, Jazz & Visa 14:50 Inside Visa: Company's Role in Financial Transactions 17:04 Iman's Journey 20:26 About Safepay 20:37 Why are they in Pakistan? 21:49 Early Stage Markets vs. Pakistan 25:53 Future of Digital Payments in Pakistan 29:34 Women's Financial Inclusion 32:05 Navigating Numbers: Women Entrepreneurs in Focus 36:05 Initiatives & Work Being Done 38:36 Evolution of Digital Payments 44:25 Updates on Raast 46:00 She's Next: Shining a Spotlight on Women Entrepreneurs 47:04 Experience Running it in Pakistan 49:44 Women Leadership 51:45 Criteria and How To Apply? 55:26 Global Insights & Collaboration with HBL 56:42 Men's Role in Empowering Women Leaders 01:02:20 Women's Role in the Economy 1:04:52 Safepay Insights 1:07:35 Wallet Payments 1:09:09 Their License & Stage 1:10:51 Visa Projects in Pakistan 1:14:24 Tap to Phone: Challenges & Potential 1:17:37 What's next for Visa? 1:20:07 Safepay's Future Outlook 1:21:23 Pakistan of 2050 Do not forget to subscribe and press the bell icon to catch on to some amazing conversations coming your way! Socials: TBT's Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoughtbehindthings Muzamil's Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/muzamilhasan Support our podcast: https://anchor.fm/syed-muzamil-hasan-zaidi3/support Iman's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/imanurooj/?originalSubdomain=pk Umar's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/umarshahbazkhan/?originalSubdomain=pk Podcast Links: • Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3z1cE7F • Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/2S84VEd • Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3cgIkfI --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/syed-muzamil-hasan-zaidi3/support
It's not just about being a mother or a woman. It's about leveraging the wisdom and lessons learned from your mom to excel in the workplace, regardless of gender. - Valerie Cockerell Valerie Cockerell is no stranger to a challenge. Navigating her way through a myriad of roles, including as a leader at Disney, she found herself juggling the responsibilities of being a mother and a leader in the workplace simultaneously. As she navigated the world of parenting and leadership by learning on the fly she started noticing similarities between the two. Realizing the potential of her unique perspective connecting leadership and motherhood, Valerie decided to share it with the world in a book. It didn't take long for her to recognize that writing a book required a similar level of discipline and structure as leading a team or raising a child. The result is an inspiring and relatable guide to leadership that challenges traditional perspectives and champions the valuable lessons learned from motherhood. In her new book, "Manage Like a Mother," Valerie shares a unique look at the intersection between motherhood and leadership. She emphasizes the importance of consistency, credibility, and providing support and guidance to others in both roles. They want to educate, keep their children safe, and help them become the best they can be, which are all things a leader should do for their team. There are three parts to the book: laying the foundation for success, modus operandi, and thriving. These parts encompass the essential aspects of parenting and managing, focusing on character matters, daily responsibilities, and skills like time management and crisis management. The writing process has also opened the door to future projects, including a sequel to her book and a Manage Like a Mother project, where she aims to gather stories and quotes from mothers all over the world. Ultimately, she looks to continue the conversation about leadership and motherhood. Listen to this episode to gain valuable insights from Valerie's unique perspective as a mother and her background in leadership at Disney., Episode Highlights 00:02:30 - Valerie's Inspiration 00:05:31 - Learning from Dan's Book 00:08:58 - Blending Parenting and Management 00:13:09 - Similarities Between Motherhood and Leadership 00:14:40 - The Challenge of Letting Go 00:16:02 - The Power of Structure 00:17:28 - Manage Like a Mother Project 00:19:37 - Men's Role in Leadership 00:24:46 - Advice for Authors Connect with Valerie Cockerell Order Manage Like a Mother Valerie on LinkedIn Resources Morgan James Publishing website Twitter.com/morganjamespub Linkedin.com/company/morgan-james-publishing/ Facebook.com/morganjames
In this episode, Tudor interviews Jaco Booyens, a passionate advocate against sex trafficking. Jaco shares his personal connection to the issue and discusses the prevalence of child sex trafficking in the United States. He emphasizes the complicity of various entities, including social media platforms, and the connection between pornography and trafficking. The conversation also touches on the decline of traditional values and the role of the church in addressing these issues. They discuss the importance of living out the gospel message and being a living example of God's word. We want to raise awareness and take collective action to protect children from trafficking. The Tudo Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.comFollow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Tudor interviews Jaco Booyens, a passionate advocate against sex trafficking. Jaco shares his personal connection to the issue and discusses the prevalence of child sex trafficking in the United States. He emphasizes the complicity of various entities, including social media platforms, and the connection between pornography and trafficking. The conversation also touches on the decline of traditional values and the role of the church in addressing these issues. They discuss the importance of living out the gospel message and being a living example of God's word. We want to raise awareness and take collective action to protect children from trafficking. The Tudo Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Tudor interviews Jaco Booyens, a passionate advocate against sex trafficking. Jaco shares his personal connection to the issue and discusses the prevalence of child sex trafficking in the United States. He emphasizes the complicity of various entities, including social media platforms, and the connection between pornography and trafficking. The conversation also touches on the decline of traditional values and the role of the church in addressing these issues. They discuss the importance of living out the gospel message and being a living example of God's word. We want to raise awareness and take collective action to protect children from trafficking. The Tudo Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, sociologist Prof. Radhika Chopra discusses South Asian masculinity, and what it means for heterosexual men to be feminists.‘In Perspective' is The Swaddle's podcast series where academics reveal little-known facts about Indian history, society and culture. Notes: 00:00:58:07- How is ‘veiling' experienced in dual gendered ways, and how does it impact men in particular?00:10:08:03- What makes veiling such a contested issue when it comes to women? Do we need to expand the idea of ‘veiling' itself?00:13:53:15- What are the defining characteristics of masculinity in South Asia? What does it mean to be a man in the shifting context of the sub-continent?00:22:40:16- How is the figure of the househusband lampooned in popular culture? What does our understanding of economically dependent husbands tell us about mainstream and marginal masculinities in India?00:28:10:01- How do we understand a man's role in a familial structure? Why do we need to pay attention to the role that men play with respect to gender equality within households, or ‘domestic democracies'? 00:40:17:06- What are pro-feminist masculinities? What kind of tensions do they produce? What does it mean for heterosexual men to support the cause of gender equality?
What role should godly men play in the mission of God? Ray Brandon, director of church planting with EveryEthne, explains in this week's upcoming conversation on biblical masculinity and leadership development. Believe in our mission? Support this podcast. The Missions Podcast is a ministry resource of ABWE. Learn more at abwe.org. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email alex@missionspodcast.com.
Men have a responsibility to fulfill their role in the home, as designated by God. Equality of worth, not equal roles. God looks at the soul and the heart of humans and values each human equally. "Man looks at the outwards appearance, but God looks on the heart." A man's role in the house is to be the authority in a loving and equal relationship where the husband and wife work TOGETHER to run their household in a Godly way. Don't just dismiss my words until you hear the Bible verses explain it. I'm merely a messenger trying to put together verses for you to read. God is the authority, not me. Read his word and take it up with Him. Seriously, listen to this podcast with your spouse and a notepad. Jot down the Bible references I give and make sure that you both look at them at another time because this podcast will probably make one or both of you angry! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pastor-steven/support
Joan Buckley learns about the role that men play when it comes to fertility, conception and the overall health of the baby, by speaking to Ayla Barmmer, a registered dietitian, nutritionist, and functional medicine practitioner, who says despite men accounting for nearly half of all fertility problems, infertility is still commonly regarded as a “woman's issue,” leaving men feeling helpless and without purpose, but there are actions they can take to make a positive impact.
Tim McKee is publisher at North Atlantic Books, an educational non-profit publishing house that collaborates with partners to develop cross-cultural perspectives; nurture holistic views of art, science, the humanities, and healing; and seed personal and global transformation by publishing work on the relationship of body, spirit, and nature. Tim is interviewed today by S. Rae Peoples, Associate Director of Diversity & Inclusion Education at Tufts University. She has over 25 years of experience serving in leadership roles that revolve around social justice in the arts, education, political, and nonprofit sectors. Her expertise lies in advising organizations on how best to create internal conditions that allow equity, diversity, inclusion, and justice to flourish. Her opinions and writings have been featured in The Washington Post, Oakland Post, BlogHer, and YFS Magazine. A native of California with a Midwest upbringing, S. Rae is currently rooted in motherhood, love, and community in Somerville, MA. To ground this interview, S. Rae People's writes: “The conversation with Tim McKee, publisher for North Atlantic Books, is of unique importance particularly for white men who want to engage in the collective work toward racial justice. Both candid and coming from a seat of compassion, the conversation explores the distinct role and responsibilities white men have in moving the needle forward on racial justice – given their location within a racialized society where they are beneficiaries given the fact that they are both white and male."
Ryan Pope is a chiropractor, men's coach, and founder of Powerhouse Mind Body Chiro located on the Gold Coast in Australia. His latest venture Becoming The Mountain is focussed on mentoring men and preparing them physically, mentally, and emotionally for the rite of passage into fatherhood. Ryan is also co-facilitator at Alchemy, a multi-modality healing and transformational retreat for men and women. I asked Ryan to share his wisdom with me to help me prepare for my own initiation into fatherhood. In this episode we discuss: Preparation for fatherhood. Holistic healing and vitalism. Ryan's journey to help men prepare for the birthing process. What kind of man do you want to be throughout the process of fatherhood? Normalizing mayhem in our body and mind during big transitions. Grief upon entering into parenthood. Embracing acceptance vs. embody resistance. The importance of having good men supporting you. Unplanned pregnancies. Outcome oriented thinking vs. process focused thinking. The infinite intelligence of our bodies and The Universe. Challenging and navigating the “what if's.” Birthing processes within the healthcare system vs. holistically. Trauma during birth. Creating intentions around a plan. Divine femininity and surrendering. Looking at the patterns that are mirrored from our parents. Safety and trust in partnership during pregnancy. Stepping up for your partner as a practice for fatherhood. Cleaning out what's taking up space in life to create more room for what you want. Navigating the unknowns of fatherhood. The depth of presence and awareness. Trusting the inner wisdom of your partner. The masculine structure around the birthing process. Toning. Setting boundaries around family and friends. The importance of postpartum regeneration practices. Links from this episode: Ryan's Instagram Ryan's Chiropractor Website The Business of Being Born The First Forty Days book Evolving Man Episode with Jessica Austin Evolving Man Episode with John Wineland See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The SOSCAST hosted by Adam Sosnick is a pop culture financial podcast that breaks down Lifestyle, Relationships, and Money. He is joined by @The Poor Mans Podcast Reacts , @Stirling Cooper , and @Dee1music . Follow Adam on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sostalksmoney/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SosTalksMoney/ ----- Subscribe to Poor Man's Podcast Reacts: https://bit.ly/3CxyjID Follow Poor Man's Podcast on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3R7tUjP Subscribe to Stirling Cooper's YouTube: https://bit.ly/3CFF2jM Follow Stirling Cooper on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3pM58u0 Subscribe to Dee-1's YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RfBWax Check out Dee-1 on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3pIgWxt ------ About Host: SOSCAST is a pop culture podcast that breaks down lifestyle, relationships, and money. Sos, a former broke jack of all trades, turned successful financial specialist, teaches you how to make and #savethatmoney, so you can be chillin and live your best life. Adam “Sos” Sosnick bounced around the entertainment industries & nightlife scenes before focusing his attention on becoming a financial specialist. Sos is now a financial executive, public speaker, and show host for SOSCAST. Sos utilizes his variety of experiences to break down complex financial topics into a simple language everyone can relate to and retain. SOSCAST delivers “Value” plus “Tainment,” and comedy with commerce within his insightful conversations. There is no doubt that you will laugh and learn, and be highly entertained, while you learn how to #SAVETHATMONEY. Email: adam@valuetainment.com Music co-owned and licensed with permission by Azim Rock ***This channel is associated with Valuetainment Media founded by Patrick Bet-David*** #SOSCast #valuetainmenteconomics
Who are the positive role models for men nowadays? A retired kickboxer from Romania? A psychologist from Canada?
We often think that fertility is only a woman issue. Though it actually "takes two to tango'! Men play such a vital role. Ayla Barmmer, MS, RDN, LDN, is a registered dietitian nutritionist, functional medicine practitioner and the founder, and CEO, of FullWell, a fertility wellness and education brand. Her entire career focus has been to advance the health and empowerment of practitioners, patients and families through nutritional science, functional medicine and evidence-based holistic solutions. Barmmer has successfully led an integrative and functional nutrition practice, called Boston Functional Nutrition, which specializes in women's health and infertility and has helped thousands of individuals seeking supportive, individualized care for their wellness and nutritional concerns. She also co-founded the Women's Health Nutrition Academy, which offers in-depth and evidence-based continuing education courses to dietitians/nutritionists, midwives, doulas and any other healthcare practitioners who offer services for women's health. After two decades of providing in-depth education to fellow practitioners on one of the most common, yet perplexing, family health issues and working on thousands of complex fertility cases through her clinical practice, Barmmer launched FullWell to provide all families access to the same evidence-based, effective, high-quality prenatal and fertility supplements that she successfully uses with her own patients. In this Episode You will learn more about: Why fertility is both a men and women issue How to prepare before time of conception Four things to focus on when preparing for conception Supplements to help men with their reproductive system What men should avoid to increase fertility Connect with Ayla here! Full Well Fertility Instagram Full Well Fertility Website Links Mentioned: Seed cycling from Funk it Wellness: LEAH15 NED CBD code LEAH to save 15% Real Mushroom extracts here Code LEAH10 Rowe Casa Organics here LEAH for 20% off Mushroom coffee here Get your supplements at a discount here. All of Leah's favorite products can be found here Apply for the waitlist for 1:1 coaching Learn more about FDN here. You can join our private facebook group, Balancing Hormones Naturally Follow us on Instagram @balancinghormonesnaturally Follow me on Instagram @leah_brueg The recommendations presented in this podcast are not a substitute for medical advice from a qualified doctor. Before making any changes to your diet and lifestyle, please consult with your health care provider. Some of these links contain affiliate links
Ellen Kamhi talks with Ayla Barmmer, a registered dietitian who has studied clinical nutrition, functional medicine, women's health, herbal medicine, and holistic and integrative therapies. Barmmer is founder of FullWell, and has successfully led an integrative and functional nutrition practice, which specializes in health and infertility and has helped thousands of individuals seeking supportive, individualized care for their wellness and nutritional concerns.
060- Michael King Jr. is an American licensed mental health therapist and author who specializes in working with men. He enables clients to deal with trauma, heal through self examination, build solid relationships, develop healthy masculinity, recover from breakups, reduce anger, and manage anxiety. Michael utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness practices with his clients and is licensed in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Thomas and Michael discuss the idea of the “man box”, internal pressure to provide for family, how men need to take an active role in ending racism, how white people can examine and challenge their implicit bias, and what Juneteenth represents. Timestamps:3:00 - Michael's Why 6:00 - Pressure to Provide 11:30 - The Man Box 21:00 - Men's Role in ending racism 26:00 - Juneteenth, challenging implicit bias 37:00 - racial healing 40:00 - What does Juneteenth represent? 47:00 - spark by seek discomfort game Question: what do you fear the most in life? Michael's WebsiteTribe of Men Book Follow Bro Nouveau on Instagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the Man Torque tonight we are looking at the recent murder of Namhla Mtwa, a 35-year-old who was shot nine times by a hit man in her driveway in Mthatha on the 21st of April 2022 and she died at the scene. We're looking at the role men play in fighting the fight against GBV; are men visible enough? We are joined by the Director of Khula Development Project, Petros Majola. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids' activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids' activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids' activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups. Stephanie Marshall is the founder & CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others. What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check. Join us for the next episode!
As we turn the page on 2021 and enter 2022, it's important to focus on what matters. Brett James, a Hall of Fame Songwriter, summed it up best when he described what he wanted his legacy be: love! “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself.” – Matthew 22:37-39Love matters. It matters to those around us, it matters to our innermost being, and most of all, it matters to God. If love is the finish line, what are the guideposts along the way? How do we get there? In the New Year we hope to encourage you that in the race for love: Goals Matter Time Matters Relationships Matter Brett's story shows us all that God puts each of us in a time and a place for a purpose. Sometimes it may be a trial we're in, where leaning into Jesus can provide us the way out and an invaluable lesson. Often it is in the deepest valleys when we can draw nearest to the Lord. Sometimes it's in the everyday – handling your career to provide for your family, keeping up with your small children who require so much of your energy, or maybe it's an area of ministry in which God has called you to use your gifts. Brett speaks about his path to a songwriting career and how so many try for years without success. Sometimes He places the most unlikely person in your path to show you a different way. Brett tried to make it for seven years before moving on and going back to medical school. But as much as he felt prompted to do this for the greater good of providing for his family, God moved in an unexpected way when he continued to use his gift. He persevered in his passion of songwriting while attending classes. God showed him (in record time) that this passion and gift would be rewarded as He carved out his own path for Brett's life. Look around – there is plenty of evidence that you don't have to work in ministry to fulfill God's plan for your life. We are all gifted in certain areas and each job, task, or career can be a mission-field. If we keep our identity deeply rooted in Christ, we can find meaning in our lives, which is far greater than needing to find meaning in our careers. “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.” – Colossians 3:23-24As we encouraged you to close 2021, this race is much easier to run with brothers, fellowship, and the accountability we can find when we don't go alone. Give the podcast a listen this month and follow up each Friday with a different focus on our Goals, Time, and Relationships to help you achieve what really matters this year and beyond.
Tony Porter from A Call to Men joins us to consider the question, "what's a man's role in ending sexual violence?" The #MeToo movement caused men across our society to wrestle with the realization that they could have done something harmful in their past. But “The Man Box”, or the way in which our society teaches young boys about what it means to be a man, taught all these men that what they were doing was right. Things get even more complicated when we consider how all of this intersects with racism and our society's lack of attention on men's mental health.
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RAS focuses on men's role in society compared to the new women lead advancements
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Men's Role & Abortion Issues. With many states attempting to pass laws that go against the constitutional protection for women to have the right to choose, we must bring up the role men are playing in the area of Unwanted Pregnancy. We will look back to the time before Roe V Wade and why having laws against Abortion never solves the Problem. We are discussing current data and our list of solutions and necessary agreements. Let's choose to Empower VS Punish
Men's Role & Abortion Issues. With many states attempting to pass laws that go against the constitutional protection for women to have the right to choose, we must bring up the role men are playing in the area of Unwanted Pregnancy. We will look back to the time before Roe V Wade and why having laws against Abortion never solves the Problem. We are discussing current data and our list of solutions and necessary agreements. Let's choose to Empower VS Punish
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