Podcasts about creative women

Creative Women, founded by Nidhi Podar, bridges the gap between artisans and global markets, blending tradition with contemporary design. Through a demand-driven model, the brand ensures authenticity, sustainability, and timeless appeal in homeware and lifestyle products.00:35- About Nidhi Podar Nidhi is the creative director and founder of Creative Women, India, She leads the development of new artisan culture clusters. She has founded two successful handicraft brands in Nepal, which are Dhatu and Felt Craft.

In this episode of "Conversations with Pearl," host Pearl Chiarenza engages with guest Shaté Hayes, a creative strategist and storyteller. Shaté shares her journey from a professional dancer to founding Career Steward, where she helps creative women monetize their work. They discuss the importance of pursuing joy in one's career, influenced by their mothers' examples. Shaté emphasizes self-care and community support, recounting her own experiences with burnout and career transitions. The episode highlights the significance of authenticity, setting boundaries, and fostering supportive environments, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique paths and find fulfillment in their work.In the episode- Transition from professional dancer to creative strategist and consultant.- Importance of pursuing joy in one's career.- Influence of childhood dreams and parental support on career choices.- Challenges and experiences in the dance industry, including burnout and competition.- The significance of community and support in navigating career paths.- Strategies for self-care and maintaining balance in high-pressure fields.- The role of storytelling in career transitions and personal branding.- Encouragement for open communication between parents and children regarding aspirations.- The concept of the "Multi-Hyphenate Manifesto" for identifying and monetizing unique skills.- The necessity of self-kindness, setting boundaries, and prioritizing personal happiness.Creative strategist and storyteller, Shaté Hayes, is on a mission to help professionals everywhere feel a sense of purpose and pride in their careers. She spent over a decade in her first career as a professional dancer/choreographer making stories come to life on live stages. As an edtech leader, she embedded strategy and storytelling into the career programs her team delivered for the thousands of professionals they served. Now, as a consultant and founder of Career Steward, Shaté helps creative women organize and monetize their independent work so they can win contracts, funding, or influence.https://www.careersteward.cohttps://www.instagram.com/iamshatehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sedwards1908https://www.instagram.com/careerstewardhttps://www.facebook.com/careerstewardhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/careerstewardGet instant access to our Career Match Guide for actionable steps to help you find a career path that lights you up. PLUS, we'll send you 10 Work From Anywhere ideas as a bonus! Grab yours here: https://www.lightmycareermatch.comFollow Pearl onsocial media TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook: @PearlchiarenzaGo to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.wsliving.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Remember to embrace your inner pearl, nourish yourself, and find balance in life. Staytrue to your authentic self and continue working on your personal growth.

Wine: Episode Summary Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda is a trailblazing multicultural business strategist and author who's revolutionizing the landscape for Latina and Latine femme entrepreneurs. With her groundbreaking Spanglish business book "Jefa in Training" and extensive experience in business development, Ashley shares her journey of creating inclusive spaces and empowering diverse entrepreneurs. Guest Bio Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda is a Mexican-French business strategist, bestselling author, and speaker with over a decade of experience in business development, community marketing, and communications. She's the author of "Jefa in Training: The Business Startup Toolkit for Entrepreneurial and Creative Women," the first Spanglish business-launching book. Episode Highlights The story behind creating the first Spanglish business-launching book Growing up with Mexican and Fench backgrounds and how that impacted the world around her How the Jefa in Training Circle is building a community for Latina entrepreneurs Insights on multicultural business strategy and community marketing Discussion of business and cultural retreats for entrepreneurs Her struggles with infertility Notable Achievements - Featured in Telemundo, mitú, Nasdaq, Forbes, People en Español, and Business Insider - Collaborations with Google, Pepsico, Adidas, and other major corporations - Created the Jefa in Training Circle, a membership-based community for entrepreneurs - Reaches over 7,000 followers and newsletter subscribers - Regular speaker at prestigious events including Montclair University's Women's Entrepreneurship Week What's Next - Launching a weekly newsletter highlighting diverse entrepreneurs - Second book in development - Continuing to expand business and cultural retreats - Growing the Jefa in Training Circle community Connect with Ashley Website: www.ashleykstoyanovojeda.com

In a first for the show, Bright Side alums Amanda Kloots and Gaby Dalkin join Danielle and Simone live from Shine Away in Los Angeles. They discuss the pervasive power of imposter syndrome, and the ways they've fought through it — from striking power poses, to best friend pump-ups, to pep talks from Jamie Lee Curtis (!?). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natasha Rothwell has gone from the writer's room at “Saturday Night Live” to on-screen roles in HBO's “Insecure” and “The White Lotus” to becoming a leading lady in her own show, Hulu's “How to Die Alone.” Natasha joins the Bright Side to discuss her newest series, why she wants to give people a character to root for, and how it's a humbling thing to have your dream come true in front of people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've probably heard some advice in the past about consistency, right? Maybe people have told you not to “break the chain” as you're pursuing a creative idea. Or maybe you've heard not to skip even one day when you are setting up a new routine. And maybe you've also realized that advice like that can actually get in your way - as in, you miss one day, and figure all is now lost.  So today, we're going to talk about consistency. Listen in as we break down: What that common advice about consistency gets wrong  Three mindset shifts we can make about consistency My favorite consistency hacks that will help you follow through on what you want to do So join me - you can read, listen or watch! Resources from this episode: My planner that I talked about (You can also see it in the YouTube version of this episode - Episode 324) The Raise Your Hand Say Yes Podcast is on YouTube now! Head over there and subscribe and follow and like this episode and click the notifications button so you get a fancy little alert every time a new episode goes live.   Tweets/Quotes: This is the first mindset shift that you have to embrace about consistency: Your version of consistency does not, should not, and will not look like anybody else's consistency. You can be your own version of successful by embracing your own version of consistency. It's not a second place way of doing things. You can always add on later if you want something fancier. But if you want consistency, make what you are doing stupid simple.  

Welcome to Doctoring Up Design, the official podcast of Design Hardware and Flooring in Los Angeles. I'm Josh Cooperman, I host and produce this show in addition to planning and executing the activities around our quarterly Day of Design events. These have become well known for a few reasons, and if you listen to the show, you know. We invite extraordinary design talent and brands to come into the showroom and share their thoughts and ideas revolving around actionable steps they take to ease the pain points within the design process. These conversations strengthen the design business in Southern California and beyond. This episode of the show features: Letecia Ellis Haywood | Letecia Ellis Haywood Interior DesignMary Patton | Mary Patton Design  Amy Pigliacampo | Amy Pigliacampo InteriorsThank you Letecia, Amy and Mary  . Thank you Michele Solomons and Avi Balsam fro Design Hardware. Check out the Instagram feed, @DesignHardwareandflooring for more information as it's released. Thank you Michele Solomons and Avi Balsam with Design Hardware for your continued and unwavering support of the design and architecture community. And thank you for listening to the podcast. I love hearing from you, love learning about new products and guests you think should be featured on the podcast, so email me, you will find a link in the show notes along with links to all of our guests and their work in addition to Design hardware, where you can find everything you could want fro your next design project along with ideas and suggestions. Until the next episode, be well.

Eleven years ago, Kerry Diamond launched Cherry Bombe, a magazine dedicated to raising a glass to women in and around the food world. Since then,  it's grown into a media empire that includes podcasts, conferences and a fan base known as The Bombe Squad. She joins The Bright Side to talk about doing things on her own terms and how she learned to listen to her gut.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this insightful interview, Eliza Yvette Esquivel, the founder of Love & Order and Radical Sabbatical Consulting, shares her journey from a distinguished corporate career to entrepreneurship. Delving into the core principles of her consulting ventures, Esquivel discusses the importance of championing a long-term view of the future and embracing conscious leadership. She sheds light on methodologies such as the imaginal realm and conscious leadership styles, emphasizing the need for a holistic and sustainable approach to business innovation. Additionally, Esquivel explores the concept of radical sabbaticals, highlighting the challenges professionals face and the transformative power of taking intentional career breaks. Drawing on her expertise in meditation and mindfulness, she offers valuable insights into navigating the balance between spiritual principles and business practices. As the world evolves at a rapid pace, Esquivel envisions a future where radical sabbaticals become more commonplace, driven by generational shifts and the changing dynamics of work. Dive into this conversation to discover how Love & Order and Radical Sabbatical Consulting are shaping the future of leadership and career development. 00:34- About Eliza Yvette Esquivel Eliza is the founder of Love & Order and Radical Sabbatical Consulting.  She has over twenty years of experience in global marketing and brand strategy. She is honored as one of Business Insider's 30 Most Creative Women in Advertising. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Explore the world of telecom leadership with Carrie Charles on the latest episode of 5G Talent Talk. Joining her is Lynn Whitcher, the President of the Women's Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF) and General Counsel for MD7. Lynn shares her remarkable journey from litigator to telecom industry leader, offering insights into the evolving landscape of wireless infrastructure and the crucial role of women within it.In this episode, Lynn emphasizes the significance of networking and relationship-building in the telecom industry, shedding light on WWLF's mission to support and empower women professionals. Discover the wealth of opportunities available through WWLF, a national organization powered by the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA), as Lynn and Carrie delve into the organization's impactful programs and networking events, including the WWLF annual event coming up at Connect (X) in Atlanta. Learn how WWLF is driving change by promoting STEM careers and advocating for greater female representation in the wireless industry.Join the conversation as Lynn and Carrie explore the importance of employer support, the evolution of diversity initiatives, and the power of self-investment in career advancement. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding talent, this episode offers actionable insights and inspiration for thriving in the dynamic world of telecom.  Join the 5G Talent Talk community today: broadstaffglobal.comInstagramLinkedInFacebookYouTube

In today's Book Club, we are discussing Rework by the founders of Basecamp, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. Basecamp is the stupidly simple yet powerfully productive software that helps teams get organised, communicate, and get stuff done. Rework was published a decade ago, but it is so progressive, forward-thinking, and revolutionary, it feels contemporary and extra poignant in today's working climate. Rework is almost like the anti-business book because of its strong opinions on some of the traditional stalwarts of the workplace and business strategy in general.It rejects the status quo and uses the authors' experience from creating Basecamp to prove that things can be done differently and still be successful. Joining us in the book club discussion is Amber Bonney, founder and managing director of the award-winning business, The Edison Agency. She is a branding and identity strategist, guest lecturer, speaker, and current president of the Creative Women's Circle, one of Australia's largest communities of women working in the creative industries, and a proud partner of the GrowGetters podcast.Head over to growgetters.io for full show notes!

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Welcome back to Open Studio! I'm Martina Flor @martinaflor, and in todays episode i am going to tell you 3 Inspiring Creative Women Stories. In this episode we announce our once-in-a-year workshop series designed to help you learn a new expertise like lettering and create income or a career with your skills. One that allows you to do work you're passionate about every single day. You can register at https://www.martinaflor.com/masterclass And Also we provide you with a free guide called “Diary for Lettering Artists”. You can download it for free here ⁠⁠⁠https://www.martinaflor.com/diary To access the full show notes for this episode, click here: ⁠⁠⁠https://martinaflor.com/podcast

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Listed among the "30 Most Creative Women in Advertising" by Business Insider, Xanthe Wells is a driving force wherever she may be. Since joining Pinterest (from Google) in November 2022, Xanthe has been a key player behind the brand's creative evolution, introducing a new era of product-focused creative endeavors that have not only elevated the quality standard but also bolstered Pinterest's standing in the industry. In a candid conversation with host Ryan Berman, Xanthe delves into the dynamic landscape of the creative industry, emphasizing the growing significance for brands to embrace creativity with unwavering courage. The discussion goes beyond the surface, exploring the nuanced interplay between "book smart" and emotional intelligence within working teams. Finally, Xanthe and Ryan delve deep into the need for companies to embrace creativity in all facets of business — not simply what ends up in a positioning statement, on social media or an advertisement. 

Dear Black Girl Creative, Welcome to Day One of Black Girl Creative Week! Yaaaaaaay! Think of this week as a self led retreat. Today we're going to talk all about rest. Rest is foundational to ALL things, including your creativity. If you're not resting, you're not creating well. much love, joy and creativity, Alecia

This week we are wrapping up the application materials for our ASU Center for Correctional Solutions project, and I wrote a paper on Women and Creativity about 30 minutes before the deadline on Easter. Only one more weekend of class before I graduate next month! References: Hora, S., Badura, K. L., Lemoine, G. J., & Grijalva, E. (2022). A meta-analytic examination of the gender difference in creative performance. Journal of Applied Psychology, 107(11), 1926–1950.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we talk with the Co-Host of "Am I on Mute?", Katrina Craigwell.Katrina is a marketing digital transformation leader who has had leadership roles at Meta, JP Morgan Chase, and General Electric where she spearheaded marketing programs at the intersection of storytelling and technology.  Katrina has been named to Business Insider's "Most Creative Women in Advertising", Digiday's "Changemakers" and Adweek's "Most Influential Women in Media and Marketing"We talk about leading teams in the hybrid world, whether the promise of technology maps to its use for marketers and how experimentation is key to innovation.

On this episode, it was my absolute pleasure to visit with Karoline Rose- Founder & CEO of KRose Company & Cattleman U- on topics like Why We Need Creative Women in Ranching as well as How to Set & Reach Goals for Your Life & Ranch. Karoline is on a mission to show ranchers- specifically ranch women- how valuable their creative side is on the ranch. She believes that empowering women on the operation is the best way to ensure the operation continues on for the next generation, and that's what her and her team do at Cattleman U. Karoline is passionate about providing space and resources for cattlewomen and producers to strive for and achieve personal and professional growth on their ranch.  Karoline shares, "KRose Company strives to be the best Agricultural Marketer in the United States, whether by helping ranchers increase their bull sale average with digital marketing, or by providing services such as graphic and website design, social media marketing, or advertising to agricultural businesses. We're also proud to offer a variety of top-quality cattle from a number of operations that list exclusively with KRose Company, working to market the highest quality calves and offering a country contract and classifieds.” To Learn more about Karoline Rose, KRose Company & Cattleman U INSTAGRAM: @cattlemanu ; @rose.karoline ; @krosecompany FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/cattlemanu WEBSITE: https://www.krosecompany.com/ Listen to this podcast to learn more about Karoline's personal story: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cattleman-u-podcast/id1615213024?i=1000557707031 Stay Connected with Us on Social INSTAGRAM: @CowgirlConfessionsPodcast EMAIL: CowgirlConfessionsPodcast@gmail.com Follow your host INSTAGRAM: @DakotaDawnJohnson FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/DakotaDawnJohnson/ WEBSITE: https://www.dakotadawnjohnson.com/  *********************************************************************************************************** Thank you for spending your time with me on the Cowgirl Confessions podcast. I am so glad you stopped by. If you could take a moment to share this episode and tag us on social media- I'd be happier than a cowgirl in a sea of BOGO vintage turquoise. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss an episode. New episodes will be released bimonthly. Please leave us a review if you feel so led by going to I tunes.  Your feedback will really help us breath the idea of grabbing life by the horns with a COWGIRL STATE OF MIND into women across the globe, some that may have never even had the privilege to throw their leg over a horse but could most certainly use the cowgirl state of mind while navigating life. Until next time, keep pursuing your dreams with that All Go & No Whoa mentality. Remember- You're writing a story that's worth saddling up for sister. God Bless, Dakota

Episode 8: 10 Creative women I'm obsessed with (and you will be, too) Melissa celebrates the women who have and currently influence her career, art, and personal health & well-being. From recording arts, voice coaching, mental health, and even fashion, you'll become a fast fan of these influential ladies. Check them out in the sources below. REFERENCES & SOURCES: Isobel Anderson https://www.femalediymusician.com Elle Nichelle & VocaLab https://vocalab.com.au/ Keziah Grace https://linktr.ee/keziahgracecoaching Lauren Ireland of Singsana https://www.singsana.com/ Allie Tyler https://www.thevoicepreneur.com Singing Through Change by Nancy Bos, Joanne Bozeman, and Cate Frazier-Neely https://singingthroughchange.com/ Misty Myler https://www.mistymyler.com/ Dr. Alison Cook https://www.dralisoncook.com/ Dr. Nicole LePera https://linktr.ee/the.holistic.psychologist Karla & Co. https://karlaandco.com/ Click here to book your FREE 15-minute virtual cafecito with me to discover which performance path is right for you!  @mvcperformance on INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, FACEBOOK & YOUTUBE WEBSITE: https://www.mvcperformance.com MUSIC: "Cafecito with the Coach" Theme Music by Melissa V. Cartwright © 2022 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melissa-v-cartwrigh/support

Jean Batthany is a seasoned brand builder and marketer with over three decades of experience. She has been recognized as one of Business Insider's 30 Most Creative Women in Advertising and awarded Advertising Working Mothers of the Year by AWNY. Despite being "in between successes" at the moment, Jean is focusing on the art of pausing and leveraging creativity to make the world a better place.  As Walmart's former Chief Creative Officer, Jean led a team of 300+ to enhance creative excellence, efficacy, and efficiency. She collaborated with agency partners to transform Walmart from a transactional company to an emotional brand. During her conversation with Ryan, Jean shares her insights on the advertising industry, the significance of awards, and the need to bridge the communication gap between brands and agencies. She also highlights the importance of asking difficult questions and having a clear and consistent message for effective communication. Tune in to hear Jean's invaluable advice for building successful brands and creating a positive impact.

Do you ever wonder what it takes to build a successful brand that's true to your values? Join me as I sit down this week with Jan Livingston Mokhtari, Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer of Gray Whale Gin. We explore how family and environmental purpose is driving this premium gin brand from strength to strength while helping the planet, one “glass of California” at a time. Jan shares the story of how nature inspired the brand, the innovations she and her husband made to help conserve capital, and what ‘good' looks like through their partnership with ocean conservation charity Oceana. Throughout the episode, Jan shares her insights on entrepreneurship, balancing work and family, and how to build a brand that's true to its roots, one that her daughters can be proud of. You'll hear all about Jan's experience scaling her business, including the pivotal moment when she and her husband had to choose between growth and staying true to their values. So, grab a glass of gin (preferably Gray Whale!) and join us as we explore the story behind this highly successful and purpose-driven brand.About Jan Livingston Mokhtari:Jan Livingston Mokhtari is an award-winning Creative Director turned social entrepreneur and gin connoisseur who, after generating over $190 million in revenues as EVP of Branded Entertainment at FOX Networks Group and being named “Most Creative Women in Advertising” by Business Insider, is doing her part for ocean conservation through the launch of a purpose-driven gin brand that celebrates Californian values through and through. Prior to joining Fox, Jan served as Managing Partner and Executive Creative Director at Rec Room, Creative Director at 72andSunny and FCB Global, and was the Founder of production company Jolly Good Productions, working with Hollywood talent including Eva Longoria, Darren Aronofsky Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Jan Founded Gray Whale Gin with her husband, producer, and TV presenter Marsh Mokhtari, whose work can be seen on the Food Network and National Geographic Channel.                                          Real, relatable, or downright wrong? We want to know!Tweet your opinion: @_badasscass_Give us a like on Facebook: @powerdonedifferntlyCheck out exclusive behind-the-scenes action on Insta: @powerdonedifferentlyFind us at our new home: www.powerdonedifferently.comBuy Gray Whale Gin at: www.graywhalegin.com

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 1! Can you believe we're in season 3? In this first episode of 2023, we focus on some of our favorite topics and conversations, including the following… Episodes we want everyone to listen to: ICYMI Encore Episode of Celebrating Anna May Wong Chinese and the Transcontinental Railroad The United States vs Wong Kim Ark The History of Nuclear Weapons Testing in the Pacific Islands Favorite non-interview episodes: The History of Ketchup The History of Cambodian Doughnut Shops The History of Hawaii Regional Cuisine The History of Climbing Mount Everest AKA Chomolungma Favorite conversations: A Conversation with Oliver Chin (Get his latest, More Awesome Asian Americans)  A Conversation with Grace Lin A Conversation with Buddha Lo A Conversation with Anthony Christian Ocampo (Get Brown and Gay in LA) A Conversation with the Creative Women of Kwento Comics (Get the Mask of Haliya!) Thanks to the MPR Firm for helping facilitate amazing conversations with Yvonne Chapman, Jacky Lai, Tony Jiu Hoong Giroux, Hiro Kanagawa, and Dorren Lee! Favorite recurring segments: Obscure Asian Comic Book Characters like Collective Man and Tsunami Origin of Mongolian Spots Thanks to everyone we interviewed and all who have tuned in to listen. Did we miss mentioning some of your favorites? Let us know! Happy New Year!!! For previous episodes and information, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or social media links at http://castpie.com/AAHistory101. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@aahistory101.com. Segments 00:25 Intro 00:46 A Few of Our Favorite Things

On this episode, special guests Christina Weaver and Lindsay Skredenske share the hard work that goes into growing their business, while helping creatives build theirs. This episode addresses how the Women's Creative got its start, and has continually built connections within the St. Louis up and coming businesses. From discussing the value of joining the membership, vendor markets, to networking opportunities and workshops, the Women's Creative works hard to mentor new business owners so that their experience of growth is a celebratory one. This is a group that continues to push the limits and supports the community that make up St. Louis. They represent all things growth, diversity, and opportunity. Support the show

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 46! Every now and then, something comes along that opens up doors and captures your imagination. We really feel that Kwento Comics and their first comic book, The Mask of Haliya could serve to impact the world of comic books and media in that way. An all women-run, all Asian led team, Kwento Comics is out to open up minds regarding stories with Filipino and Asian Mythology. We had the pleasure of sitting down and having a conversation with Founder and CEO Cecilia Lim, Producer and COO Waverley Lim, Head Writer Kaitlyn Fajilan, and Editor and Art Liaison Jenapher Zheng. They shared their origin stories, what it's like diving into pre-colonial mythology from the Philippines, the importance of creating realistic characters, how they develop cinematic artwork, the importance of normalizing food and language to discourage making Filipino/a characters feel exotic, the response to The Mask of Haliya so far, and so much more. With two issues out, this is an amazing story with universal themes that will speak to everyone whether you're Asian, Asian American, or not. We highly recommend buying the first two issues that have come out, following them on your favorite social media platform whether it's Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and/or TikTok, and signing up for their newsletter. We can't wait to see what they do next! For previous episodes and information, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or social media links at http://castpie.com/AAHistory101. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@aahistory101.com.

Are you trying to date but feel like you're on the verge of burning out with financial, creative, or personal obstacles? Listen to wise and practical approaches to overcome challenges in many facets of life offered by business development consultant and author Ashley Stoyanov Ojeda. This week, Ashley shares her insights about creating and achieving our own measures of success and gives inside scoops about her widely acclaimed book Jefa in Training: The Business Startup Toolkit for Entrepreneurial and Creative Women! Like our content? Subscribe, rate & review! Want to write a letter? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGSAuXcPkCkdx3qoWiG1trcQYzksClzVes4u7YXcR2td9ALg/viewform Want to send a voice message? https://www.speakpipe.com/DamselsintheDMs Want to pitch a guest or topic? https://www.damselsinthedms.com/contact.html

Welcome to the all-new Wildly Creative Women Podcast with Sarah Layton You're listening to the Wildly Creative Women podcast - your daily dose of inspiration, self-reflection exercises, affirmations, creativity prompts, rare stories of transformation and triumph through creative pursuits, and mini audio courses filled with actionable advice you can't get anywhere to help you find your voice and embrace your wildly creative heart. If you have ever dreamed of scaling a business built on your creations without sacrificing your personal life or sanity, you have come to the right place, Sister! So grab a snack, something to take notes, and a cozy corner where you can relax while we go on this journey together. I'm Sarah, your host, former corporate girl - turned media company owner, and former Queen of real estate content I made the scariest decision of my life to walk away from my successful content marketing agency to share my high-level expertise and my massive vault of resources with women like me from around the world that don't yet know how possible it is to create an empire with nothing more than what they can create from their heart. Get ready to scale your passions with serenity, sister as we grow together through the Wildly Creative Women Podcast.

In episode #63  of the 2B Bolder podcast, Kristina Snyder,  CEO of SNYDER, uses her creativity to represent artists, illustrators, animators, and visual artists worldwide. Before founding SNYDER, Kristina started two successful companies, both in the field of creativity. She believes that creativity is at the core of everything we do, and it connects us to something higher that can be accessed and used for personal growth.  Kristina is a former photographer and travel writer and has meandered through the creative communities in New York City since she arrived from her native Sweden. Her greatest creative expression comes out in her work in the business world, and she believes that that is what has set her apart as a successful entrepreneur. Her vision is derived from her deep connection to nature and expression in the form of art in any form.  Tune in to hear from her about how she decides to represent different artists. She shares how she worked in NY and founded her company.  She covers what it means 2B Bolder and the secrets to her career resilience.Visit https://wearesnyder.com/us Connect with Kristina on LinkedInThe 2B Bolder Podcast provides you first-hand access to some amazing women. Guests will include women from leading enterprise companies to startups, women execs, coders, account execs, engineers, doctors, and innovators.Listen to 2B Bolder for more career insights from women in tech and business Support the show

Key Elements of a Conversion Generating Website Design Going to a website but not receiving anything that indicates what the website is for and about is very frustrating, isn't it? So, in order to  have a good website, it should answer these fundamental questions:What is this website about? = A good website should indicate whether it was created to provide a service, a product, or simply a community for people to connect for a single purpose.Why should people care? = Instead of putting everything on your website just to make it look good, your website should have things that tell people why they should look at your website, how it differs from your competitor's websites, and why they should choose you over others.How does it work? = It is true that some people browse websites mindlessly. As a result, it's important to include guidelines that will assist visitors to your website and fully engage with it.About Ari KryzekAri Krzyzek is the co-founder and chief creative officer of the Chicago-based digital brand consultancy Chykalophia.  She is known as the design queen due to her ten years of branding and design expertise. In addition, she established Creative Women's Co. to share her knowledge, assist, coach female entrepreneurs and encourage other women who are running their own businesses.Learn more about her here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ari.krzyzek/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Chykalophia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arichykalophia/ Website: https://chykalophia.com/, https://arikrzyzek.com/ Are you in need of any assistance? Are you tired and running out of time? It's time to start looking for a virtual assistant! Learn how to get your freedom and life back by visiting Smartvirtualassistants.comBe part of our Facebook community page for entrepreneurs who want to scale their service-based businesses to 6-7 figures.Also, feel free to download Smart Delegation, a quick and easy ebook that provides resources to help, empower, and equip you with the simple key strategy of delegation.If you do like hearing our podcast episodes, we do appreciate you showing your support by buying me a coffee at  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kristyyoder TIME - Travel Industry Mentor ExperienceThis Podcast shares TIME experiences, inspiration and much more . The Travel Industry...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Heads TalkA fly on the boardroom wall. Weekly in-depth conversations with FTSE Executive CxOsListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Anjana Tamrakar is the founder and executive director of Creative Women's Craft based in Kathmandu. She is also a consultant and freelance trainer in the fields of micro, small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurship development. She focuses mostly on training and supporting women across Nepal. Her organisation trains women and produces a wide range of paper products for sale in Nepal and abroad. She is also a poet and has published several poetry collection books in Nepali and Nepal Lhasa languages. At 68, Anjana continues to write poetry, run her business and she is also involved in various social organizations geared towards empowerment of women in Nepal. This episode with Anjana Tamrakar was recorded on 13 May 2022 via zoom by Aji's Podcast host Lorina Sthapit. You can also listen to Aji's podcast on Facebook, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.

Whether reflecting on her first mentors, encouraging her children to create strong friendship groups or starting an entire movement to support women in Creative Leadership roles, Kat Gordon lives her belief that we all need to surround ourselves with people who will help us celebrate when things are going well and be there for us when life inevitably gets tough. She calls this group her scaffolding. Kat is herself a tremendous role model for others. She started the 3% Movement, which led to an increase in female Creative Directors from 3% to almost 30%. And she's now “walking her talk” by shifting her focus with the support of the amazing team she has assembled. Kat told us “when something gets heavy, you put it down,” Her mission remains the same, but she is streamlining the focus of her organization and is putting down the pieces that got heavy due to the pandemic.  Please listen in to hear Kat's perfectly imperfect journey.     Bio Kat Gordon Founder/CEO The 3% Movement   Kat Gordon has been called the “triple threat” of an entrepreneur, ad woman + marketing to women expert and was named one of "30 Most Creative Women in Advertising" by BusinessInsider in 2016, "Visionary of the Year" from Advertising Age in 2018, and one of “Forty Over 40” women disrupting the world in 2014. She is the visionary behind The 3% Movement. Started as a passion project to spotlight a huge business opportunity in advertising -- the lack of female creative leadership and its impact on connecting with an overwhelmingly female marketplace -- the 3% Movement has grown exponentially since its 2012 launch: hosting events in 17 cities globally, and offering consulting and certification programs that amplify creative cultures. Today, female creative directors have gone from 3% to 29%.   Kat serves on the Board of The Representation Project and as an advisor to 600 & Rising, WPP and Empower Work. She is passionate about elevating the contributions of women and people of color, especially as they relate to innovation. She currently serves as "Creative Entrepreneur in Residence" at Eleven, working to rethink the creative process, workflow and client engagement to build internal cultures and external messaging that embrace everyone.

Melanie Breault has been the Web and Social Media Specialist for Conversations with Creative Women since 2015. However, her professional life also includes social justice issues - supporting non-profit organizations as they build their profiles to expand their reach and make the world a better place. We cover a lot of ground in this honest and fascinating conversation. We know you'll feel the same after 'meeting and getting to know' this committed, passionate, engaging creative woman.  

What is your "why?" What drives you to start and sustain your business? What's your mission? Who is your market? Have you done a SWOT analysis? These are some of the things business strategist, coach, and the author of Jefa in Training: The Business Startup toolkit for Entrepreneurial and Creative Women, suggests you think about if you want to create a sustainable and rewarding business. In this episode, she gets specific about how to start and which questions to ask and reminds us that what makes you different makes you fuerte. Ashley K. Stoyanov Ojeda: https://www.ashleykstoyanov.com/ Join Polly's community and get access to essays that go deep and personal about how to cultivate a success mindset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have a podcast! This is wild. Why do I have a podcast?What is it about?Why the name?You've got questions!And this podcast answers that. This podcast is my home. My safe space to talk about three of my favorite things: TV, spirituality and books. Why? I'll tell you more in this episode. I'll also tell you what type of episodes you can expect, segments, all of that! This is the beginning of the Creative Women Wanted podcast. 

In our next episode of “Spontaneously Candid,” Harjot sits down with one of the industry's most revered creatives, Susan Credle, Global Chief Creative Officer and Global Chair of one of our IPG sister agencies, FCB.   Susan is an absolute powerhouse, leading with intention, building teams that flourish and leveraging her leadership role to infuse the industry with diversity. Susan is the first female chairperson of The One Club for Creativity, a non-stop champion of creative talent and a passionate advocate for industry inclusion.  Prior to joining FCB, Susan spent twenty-plus years at BBDO and was previously CCO of Leo Burnett USA. During her time at FCB, Susan has led the team to its strongest performance at Cannes yet, leading the agency to being named Global Network of the Year.   She was named on Ad Age's “100 Most Influential Women” list and Business Insider's “Most Creative Women in Advertising” list, was a Matrix Awards honoree and was inducted into the AAF's Hall of Achievement.    Tune in to hear Susan chat with Harjot about everything from her early days as a child actress, her first foray into creative advertising, her current philosophies on being a creative leader and everything in between.    

In this episode, you'll learn common lies creative women tell themselves and how it holds them back. 

Don't miss out on the next #womenintech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://womenintechshow.com.Be featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintechvip.com/“Karen Greene of Greeneland Creative”#womenintech Show is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support the Women in Tech podcast go to https://www.patreon.com/womenintechTo be featured on the podcast go to http://womenintechshow.com/featureHost, Espree Devorahttps://twitter.com/espreedevorahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/espreeGuest,Karen Greenehttps://www.greeneland.comListener Spotlight,Mike Veldhuishttps://www.linkedin.com/in/hwveldhuis/In LA? Here's some awesome resources for you to become immersed in the LA Tech scene -For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comGet Podcast Listeners, http://getpodcastlisteners.com/Resources Mentioned:Inkle Designer 123, https://inkledesigner123.com/about/Greeneland, https://www.greeneland.comWordpress, https://wordpress.orgLearn Wordpress, https://wordpress.com/learn/Meetup, https://www.meetup.comSquarespace, https://www.squarespace.comWordpress TV, https://wordpress.tvSwift, https://developer.apple.com/swift/Speechify, https://speechify.com/Big Magic, https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24453082-big-magicBig Enough, https://www.amazon.com/Big-Enough-Building-Business-Lifestyle/dp/1989603181The House in the Cerulean Sea, https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/45047384-the-house-in-the-cerulean-seaShow Your Work, https://www.amazon.com/Show-Your-Work-Austin-Kleon/dp/076117897XCredits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory Produced, Edited and Mastered by Cory Jennings, https://www.coryjennings.com/Production and Voiceover by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Team support by Janice GeronimoMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: Karen Greene

Jenna Noelle is an award winning photographer who has been shooting professionally for 15 years. Starting with a focus on weddings, Jenna is now devoting time to helping other creatives along their path with her new education and mentorship business, Endless Summer Collective. She is an avid traveler, and after a very challenging but rewarding project documenting the efforts of a nonprofit battling sex trafficking in Nepal, she is committed to finding more opportunities to give back in this way. Her photography has a strong focus in emotional, evocative perspectives. She believes that photography that makes you feel something is a timeless and universal language. In her downtime she loves drawing, playing piano, exercising, playing with her many pets, and has a passion for animals and documentaries.Website: https://www.jenna-noelle-creative.com/https://globalorphanprevention.org/

In today's episode I'm on my own talking about some of my favourite books that I read over the summer holidays that have just passed here. There is a pretty big range in breadth of the books that I read, but the ones I talk about in today's episode are all ones with a focus on creative inspiration in one way or another. Some relate directly to art, some to interiors and women, some on the Eastern approaches to painting, and one is soulfully reflective. I've listed all of them in the show notes with links, so you can get a closer look if you like to know more. I really hope you enjoy my nerdy little deep dive into my favourite current books that are floating my creative boat. Books mentioned: Petal by Adriana Picker Spring Cannot be Cancelled by David Hockney in Normandy Choosing Love: Replenishing Our Hearts by Meredith Gaston Ken Done Art Design Life by Amber Creswell Bell and Ken Done A Room of Her Own: Inside the Homes and Lives of Creative Women by Robyn Lea Tao Te Ching by Laozi The Tao of Watercolor: A Revolutionary Approach to the Practice of Painting by Jeanne Carbonetti Susan Nethercote: Suse's Instagram Suse's Facebook Suse's education website Suse's art website Suse's jigsaw puzzles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-nethercote/message

Raj Thandhi, the Creative Director and owner of  Pink Chai Media as well as the blogger behind Pink Chai Living joins Melissa this week to talk about choosing a word of the year and why this has been such a beneficial exercise for both of them over the years - in their businesses and their personal lives. This episode is brought to you by Fine Lime Designs IllustrationsThis is a great episode for anyone who:has thought about choosing a word of the year but hasn't made the plunge (it's not too late for this year!)already follows this practice and wants to hear about what others do and how they do itis wondering what all this "word of the year" stuff is!You can find Raj at her food and lifestyle website Pink Chai Living or on Instagram at @pinkchai (where she's very active in her IG stories!)For a summary of this episode and all the links mentioned please visit:Episode 89: Creative Canadian Raj ThandhiYou can also connect with us on:Instagram at @andshelookedup Facebook YouTube For a list of all available episodes, please visit:And She Looked Up Creative Hour PodcastAnd She Looked Up was born from belief that creating for a living takes a special kind of person: one part artist and one part businessperson. Each week The And She Looked Up Podcast sits down with inspiring Canadian women who create for a living. We talk about their creative journeys and their best business tips, as well as the creative and business mindset issues all creative entrepreneurs struggle with. This podcast is for Canadian artists, makers and creators who want to find a way to make a living doing what they love. Your host, Melissa Hartfiel (@mhchipmunk), left a 20 year career in corporate retail and has been happily self-employed as a working creative for 12 years. She's a graphic designer, an illustrator and a multi-six figure a year entrepreneur in the digital content space. She resides just outside of Vancouver, BC.

Ali Mapletoft is an independent print designer with a brand name "Age of Reason Studios”. She is also a Creatrix coach and see herself as both a business coach and an alchemist of the divine feminine and the divine creative.She discusses her unusual childhood and her own journey of transformation and self-development along with building a successful creative business.I would love to hear any comments you might have on this episode and respond to any questions. You can find me on the Brave New World Facebook page, on Linkedin or on my website: www.ceciliapoullain.comCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their VoiceMusic: Stephen Marquis www.songsta.com.auEditing: Talal BourokiCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voice

Ladies! Do you need someone to champion you? Are you in need of direction and mentorship? Today I’m with the wonderful Megan Sjuts discussing ‘Championing creative women’! Unveiling who we are and what we are called to do is not something that happens in a vacuum. We need others to champion and mentor us. Megan’s master mission is to bring out the creative BEST in others. Megan Sjuts is an online educator, graphic designer, and creative coach. She partners with ambitious business women to bring their vision to life through strategic design and helps aspiring and emerging creatives struggling to gain momentum build a flourishing online business. How to reach Megan: www.Building07.com FB & IG: @Building07 Stay connected to receive more free ministry resources every day! Catherinetoon.com FB: Catherine Toon, MD IG: @CatherineToon ➡️ Watch on YouTube: Catherine Toon, MD (like & subscribe for more!) ➡️ Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts ➡️ Visit my Instagram Podcast highlight for more links

Join us as we unlace Jenna Anderson (Welder and Artist). In this episode we'll highlight Jenna, and other creative women, who are continuously challenging the status quo and pushing the needle forward. Jenna provides a blueprint and inspiration that empowers other women to think outside the box and pursue their dreams, too.

Join us this week, as host Jess Phillips (CEO of The Social Standard) speaks with Caroline Pay, Chief Creative Officer of Headspace!Jess gets the back story of Caroline's journey with the first meditation app “Headspace.” We learn why Caroline joined this amazing company and why it's close to her heart. Headspace was originally an events platform but people wanted more! Caroline walks us through the transition from events to App and her inspirational story about the company's early days, founders, challenges, and what's happening in 2021, 17 million downloads later!  Learn how Headspace has morphed into a lifestyle brand and the importance of creating great  partnerships on the way, such as League of Legends and the NBA! Shows, apps, podcasts, Sleepcasts, and more! Experience the Headspace journey in this episode!About HeadspaceIt's hard to talk about Headspace without talking about Andy Puddicombe. So let's start there. In his early twenties, Andy cut his Sports Science degree short to become a Buddhist monk. For over 10 years, his meditation training took him across the world to Nepal, India, Burma, Thailand, Australia and Russia. Eventually, he was ordained at a Tibetan monastery in the Indian Himalayas.After completing his monastic commitment, Andy returned to the UK with the huge-yet-simple goal of teaching meditation and mindfulness to as many people as possible. To demystify the mystical, Andy set up a meditation consultancy and began working with politicians, athletes (that sports science background finally came in handy), and business leaders.That's when Andy met Rich Pierson, who needed help dealing with the stress of the advertising world. Before long, Andy and Rich were skill-swapping meditation for business advice. That's when Headspace was born.Bio:Caroline Pay is Chief Creative Officer at Headspace, where she directs the company's dynamic, award-winning creative team. She guides all creative activities and serves as a thought leader to ensure Headspace continues to grow its leadershipposition worldwide, including digital, experiential and traditional advertising, as well as all marketing campaigns and initiatives. In 2018, Pay was awarded one of Adweek's “Los Angeles Brand Stars.”Prior to joining Headspace, Pay was the Co-Chief Creative Officer at Grey London. She served on the senior management team of the 400-person advertising agency and was the creative lead on accounts including the LRS portfolio, the United Nations and London's Metropolitan Police. During her tenure, Pay was also named one of Ad Age's “Women to Watch Europe 2018” and was nominated as one of the “World's Most Creative Women” by The Drum.Before joining Grey, she was Deputy Executive Creative Director at BBH London, developing and leading a 120-person creative department with clients including Tesco, BBC and domestic violence nonprofit Refuge. She also helped shape the agency's new specialty practices, including BBH Live and Black Sheep Studios. In addition, Pay affected change in the advertising industry's diversity agenda with her key involvement in “The Great British Diversity Experiment,” “The 3% Conference,” “SheSays,” and “Cream,” among other platforms. Pay spent a total of four years at BBH, first as Creative Director, and later as Managing Partner and Head of Creative Development. During her time at BBH, where she first met Headspace CEO Rich Pierson, she also ran accounts for iconic brands such as Levi's, Baileys, and Google.After launching her career at KesselsKramer Amsterdam, Pay transitioned to ad agency Mother London, where she served a total of 10 years leading award-winning work for brands ranging from Coca-Cola, Dr. Pepper, and Boots to GREAT Britain, Amnesty International, and the creation of FRANK—the British government's drug helpline for young people, now in its 16th year. Pay also did a stint at Wieden+Kennedy to run the firm's first global campaign for Honda.  For more info on Headspace® Please visit:www.headspace.comSocial: @headspaceTwitterInstagramfacebookTo set the standard in influencer marketing, please check out our website at www.sostandard.com or follow along with us on Instagram and Linkedin. And be sure to head over to The Social Standard Youtube channel for our video version. Follow The Social Standard on Socials for Up To Date Marketing Expertise and InsightsInstagram Facebook LinkedinTikTokBlog

As two BIPOC creatives, we wanted to have conversations with other BIPOC creative women. This episode is the first of our new series called 'Conversations with Creatives'. In today's episode, we talk with Mo Bofill.  Mo is the newest Partner and Creative Director, Design at 123w – one of Canada's leading agencies. An independent idea and design collective based out of Vancouver and Toronto. In this episode, we discuss self-doubt, mental health, what it feels like to be the only BIPOC woman in the room, and how to be seen for who you are in your creative role. Mo also chats to us about her personal projects and why she makes the time to be creative for herself outside of her job. You can find Mo on IG @mobofillCheck out 123w's website 123w.caPurchase our “Forgotten Black women writers & storytellers” PDF hereFollow us on InstagramDownload our 30-day JournalCheck us out on Twitter

Meet Latina Award Winning Entrepreneur and Founder of Creative Woman and Creative Admin, Vanessa Farino.  Vanessa always believes in paying it forward. She realized there aren't enough nominations and awards out there for Creative Women ! She wanted to create a safe space where women felt encouraged to vote for one another and even themselves. To be acknowledged for all our hard work is something we should continue to embrace and showcase!

This is the trailer for the forthcoming 'Creative Women in Tech Podcast': Series 2, hosted by BISHI. This series features interviews from Anna Meredith, Nwando Ebizie, Hinako Omori, Aphra Shemza & Lia Mice exploring their extraordinary cross-disciplinary projects combining music, art & technology at their heart.  Please sign up for our monthly newsletter at WITCiH

70% of freelancers report working with diverse teams compared with only 59% of traditional employees. Open the workforce strategy and suddenly, achieving diversity and inclusion requires far fewer committees and initiatives, and our creative work starts to reflect the world we actually live in. In this episode of the Rosie Report podcast, Steph sits down with Kat Gordon, Founder and CEO of The 3% Movement and author of the forthcoming book “The Future Belongs to Belonging: How Inclusive Cultures Unlock World-Changing Creativity.” Kat founded The 3% Movement 9 years ago due to the fact that only 3% of Creative Directors were women and very few were people of color. Through the work and influence of The 3% Movement, Kat and her team are continuing to improve the ratio. Tune in as Kat and Steph cover everything from how change actually happens in our industry, to the radically inclusive future of work that just so happens to be the reason Steph started We Are Rosie as well as the theme of the upcoming virtual 3% Conference taking place at the end of this month! Did we mention Steph has the honor of speaking at the conference? You won't want to miss it. Kat Gordon has had over 20 years of marketing experience working with major brands and many of Silicon Valley's most exciting start-ups. She started her copywriting career at Cosmopolitan and then as the youngest copywriter ever at Sports Illustrated. In 2008, Kat made her first move in pursuing her passion for gender equality in the workplace by launching her own agency, Maternal Instinct, dedicated to the woman consumer. Often called a “triple threat” of an entrepreneur, advertising woman, and marketing to women expert, Kat was named Visionary of the Year by Advertising Age in 2018 and one of the 30 Most Creative Women in Advertising by Business Insider in 2016.

Maddy Shine is known by her clients as the SEO Queen. She helps ambitious creative businesses get more sales through SEO ( search engine optimisation) or “So Exciting Obviously” as she likes to call it. She loves to teach creative entrepreneurs in a fun way how to get found online, because SEO does not have to be dry or dull, it can be used as the tool to get you fully booked by your dream audience. Her passion for what she does and her attention to detail along with her sense of fun forms a package that will make you wonder how you did things before she came along. Clients praise Maddy for her ability to focus in on what truly works, as she creates no-fluff strategies that focus on business growth. Based in London, Maddy travels regularly, easily spotted by her large and colourful earrings. You can find her dancing here on Instagram, in her lively Facebook group So Exciting Obviously SEO for Creative Women or supporting strong women on her YouTube channel Gin & Magic. You can stalk her services here. She mentions this blogpost in the chat: https://business-shine.co.uk/does-google-know-i-exist/