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Want to learn why this lady quit her business after earning $20 million dollars? In this episode of the Coins, Cashflow, & Conversations Podcast, Dakota is joined by Gwen Jimmere of Naturalicious, a hair care company focusing on African American women with natural hair. Gwen explains why she quit her business after earning $20 million dollars! Tap in to hear the story! *The Coins, Cashflow, & Conversations Podcast is sponsored and brought to you by Upstate Essential Solutions, LLC!*

Gwen Jimmere was working at Ford motor company and had all the comforts of a cushy, corporate job—until she was laid off. Fortunately, Gwen had already begun working on her own company on the side, and soon after, she launched Naturalicious, a holistic beauty brand with a focus on natural haircare products. As the brand took off, Gwen realized that there was an opportunity to expand by opening a salon. And then this happened.

Let's face it, driving all over town to get your beauty services done is the opposite of self-care. That's why Gwen Jimmere, founder of Naturalicious, created Good Hair Bar – a new one-stop shop where you can literally get pampered from head to toe.In this episode, Evann chats with Gwen about how she created her ultra-successful natural haircare brand, her process for opening up a salon, why it's important to take care of yourself, and so much more.Be sure to follow Good Hair Bar on social at @goodhairbar and check out their website at www.goodhairbar.com to book your services today!

Today, I'm chatting with Gwen Jimmere. Gwen is a natural hair guru and CEO/Founder of Naturalicious. The idea to launch a natural hair brand came to Gwen in 2013. That year, she was dealing with being laid off, a divorce, and caring for her 1-year-old son. At the time, she had $32 to her name and had to think critically about what to do to generate income. That's when she decided to turn her hobby of creating all-natural hair care products into a business. Gwen's resilience has propelled Naturalicious to incredible success—the brand is sold in major retail stores like Whole Foods, Sally Beauty and Ulta Beauty. She's also made history as the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair product. Gwen has also grown her Detroit-based team from 1 to 13, expanded into skincare and supplements, and written a book. During the episode, Gwen and I chatted about her journey and the lessons she's learned along the way. Press play to hear from Gwen and I hope you enjoy the episode! Let me know your thoughts on the episode! Tag me on Instagram @thehuereport or email me at hello@thehuereport.com Stay connected with Gwen Jimmere on Instagram: @gwenjimmereStay connected with Naturalicious on Instagram: @naturalicious_beautyJoin The Hue Report community on Instagram: @thehuereportFollow The Hue Report on Twitter: @thehuereportStay in touch with me on Instagram: @oliviahancock_ Thank you so much for listening, beautiful people!

Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious and Good Hair Bar Salons, discusses the most common enemy women face when it comes to their hair, why she obtained a patent, her company's method of sales, and what percentage of her revenues are international.

Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious, she leads a beauty empire that creates high-performing, time-saving haircare products. She's cemented her place in history as the first African-American woman to hold a patent for natural hair care products which can be found around the world in over 1200 retail stores, including Ulta, Whole Foods, and Sally Beauty.

Before founding Naturalicious, Gwen Jimmere was let go from her job at Ford with just $32 to her name. She's now the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair product and has turned her personal haircare creations into a multimillion-dollar business.

Gwen Jimmere is a beauty pioneer. She’s the first black woman to hold a U.S. patent for a natural hair product, and her Naturalicious brand now generates seven figure revenue from all natural hair & skin products that will change ya life...But it’s more than just a bomb-a$$ conditioner. Gwen shares her story of adversity and success with valuable business lessons sprinkled in.  

Gwen Jimmere is passionate about healthy hair and she made history in her efforts to create vegan and healthy hair care products. She talks about her difficult journey to becoming a natural hair care rock star and her 5 in 1 clay based product that she says will change the way you do your hair. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's it like to be the first African American woman to hold a patent within a space? In this week's episode, we hear from Gwen Jimmere, Naturalicious CEO & Founder and the journey that took her from dreams of being a singer, to a swanky corporate position at Ford, and eventually starting a natural hair care company. Gwen is as raw and honest as she is determined, taking this episode through some heavy topics like domestic violence and racial inequality. Gwen's courage and resilience shines through as she explains the extraordinary journey that led her to becoming the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. #wherebrainsmeetbeauty@wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcastwherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

What’s it like to be the first African American woman to hold a patent within a space? In this week’s episode, we hear from Gwen Jimmere, Naturalicious CEO & Founder and the journey that took her from dreams of being a singer, to a swanky corporate position at Ford, and eventually starting a natural hair care company. Gwen is as raw and honest as she is determined, taking this episode through some heavy topics like domestic violence and racial inequality. Gwen's courage and resilience shines through as she explains the extraordinary journey that led her to becoming the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. #wherebrainsmeetbeauty @wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcast wherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

Gwen Jimmere is a gifted visionary on an unrelenting mission to challenge the narrative that “the struggle is real” when it comes to natural hair. As CEO of Naturalicious, she leads a 7-figure empire that creates high-performing, time-saving haircare products that have collectively saved over 70,000 women more than 1.2 million minutes on washday. She’s cemented her place in history as the first African-American woman to hold a patent for natural haircare products, which can be found around the world in over 1200 retail stores, including ULTA, Whole Foods, and Sally Beauty. Named, “the world’s leading authority on textured hair care”, she was named one of the 100 Most Influential African Americans in the U.S. along with the likes of Beyonce, Serena Williams, and LeBron James; as well as a Top 10 Business Woman in the U.S., a Crain’s 40 Under 40.

“Natural hair is an exquisite crown. It’s a wonder and fascinatin to many. But to the confident black girl or black woman who’s rockin it, they know what they’ve been born and blessed with. A head full of unique, healthy beauty. Natural beauty.” Today I am joined by the CEO and founder of Naturalicious, Gwen Jimmere. Gwen is a gifted visionary on an unrelenting mission to eliminate the exorbitant amount of time that women spend on their beauty routine, by creating high performance, time saving beauty solutions. She’s already made her mark in history as the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. And all of that is the LEAST interesting part of her story! Listen now to know how hair saved her life.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gwen Jimmere is a gifted visionary on an unrelenting mission to challenge the narrative that “the struggle is real” when it comes to natural hair. As CEO of Naturalicious, she leads a 7-figure empire that creates high-performing, time-saving haircare products that have collectively saved over 70,000 women more than 1.2 million minutes on washday. She's cemented her place in history as the first African-American woman to hold a patent for natural haircare products, which can be found around the world in over 1200 retail stores, including ULTA, Whole Foods, and Sally Beauty.Named, “the world's leading authority on textured hair care”, she was named one of the 100 Most Influential African Americans in the U.S. along with the likes of Beyonce, Serena Williams, and LeBron James; as well as a Top 10 Business Woman in the U.S., a Crain's 40 Under 40. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): https://anchor.fm/s/e18d360/podcast/rss As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Books Mentioned: Purple Cow - Set Godin Start with Why - Simon Synek Social Media Info Gwen Jimmere (Instagram) – @gwenjimmere Naturalicious Beauty (Instagram) - @naturalicious_beauty Websites Gwen Jimmere - www.gwenjimmere.com Naturalicious Beauty - https://naturalicious.net/ Follow FB - https://www.facebook.com/dasan.robinson.1 FB - https://www.facebook.com/brntolive/ Instagram - @brntolive #BorntoLive --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gwen Jimmere survived domestic abuse, a grueling divorce, and losing her main sources of income all while raising a child. She not only survived, she thrived. She began Naturalicious as a way to generate income for her and her son Caiden and help women like her take care of their hair, save time and save the Earth. Now Caiden is 8 years old and helping Gwen with a business that is one of the fastest growing hair companies in the world.  Her amazing story of resilience is one that everyone needs to hear but especially anyone that is making that critical decision between their side hustle and their main gig. On today's podcast… 1:29 - Gwen's journey begins with a Chris Rock movie, a soda can and hair relaxer 5:38 - Gwen goes all in when she didn't have a lot and the stakes were the highest 12:20 - Gwen achieved the trifecta and established a brand: best product, best service, lowest price 15:53 - Investing in your side hustle 21:40 - What's next for Naturalicious? 24:21 - Gwen lands her dream client by selling hair to a bald guy 29:52 - Gwen's why is rooted in helping other survivors of abuse chase their entrepreneurial dreams We have a new website. Listen to past episodes and get more from Jeff and Christie! Don't forget to subscribe rate and review our podcast. It only takes a second and helps us make more podcasts for you. The Why and The Buy is part of the Sell or Die Podcast Network. Subscribe to these other amazing network podcasts! Sell or Die Hidden Stories with Jeremy Fulkerson Wheelbarrow Profits Women Your Mother Warned You About

The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a Licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible version of ourselves. In this week's episode I want to check in with you about the goals you set for yourself for 2019. How's your progress? Are you stuck anywhere and need a reset? Let's chat.    Did you miss the episode from last year about setting new year goals? Check it out here.    Support Our Sponsor Grab some Naturalicious hair products at sallybeauty,com and save 10% by using the promo code 555555 at checkout.    If you're looking for a therapist in your area, check out the directory at https://www.therapyforblackgirls.com/directory. Don't forget to grab a t-shirt, sweatshirt, mug, our breakup workbook, or a copy of our guided affirmation track at therapyforblackgirls.com/shop. To take the concepts from the podcast to the next level in a community of supportive sisters, join us in The Yellow Couch Collective.  If you have questions or would like to discuss podcast sponsorship, email us at podcast@therapyforblackgirls.com. The hashtag for the podcast is #TBGinSession. Make sure to follow us on social media: Twitter: @therapy4bgirls Instagram: @therapyforblackgirls Facebook: @therapyforblackgirls

Jessica Van Valkenburgh, marketing coordinator for Christian Dior shares her top makeup and skincare tips and trends and how to look amazing without spending hours watching tutorials on YouTube. Then, meet Gwen Jimmere, founder of Naturalicious.  She is the first African American woman to earn a patent for a natural hair care product. Gwen opens up about her journey from the automotive world, through some harrowing personal struggles, to creating a multi-million dollar company. [gallery size="full" link="file" columns="2" ids="157,156"] ABOUT JESSICA VAN VALKENBURGH – Christian Dior Make-up Expert Jessica has served as the Detroit Market Coordinator for Christian Dior for the last 3 years. She is a licensed Cosmetologist and Certified Make-up Artist.  Jessica also holds her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance.  A former model and dancer, Jessica loves bringing the glitz and glamour of the stage to her Dior clients.  She strives to educate and inspire with her easy to learn techniques for building confidence.  Mrs. Van Valkenburgh lives for 999 red Dior lipstick and tacos! ABOUT GWEN JIMMERE – CEO and Founder of Naturalicious Gwen Jimmere is a gifted visionary on an unrelenting mission to shatter the rules of the beauty game and change them for good. As CEO and founder of Naturalicious, she’s already cemented her place in history as the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. She is the mastermind behind The Hello Gorgeous Hair Care System; the only sulfate, paraben, mineral oil, petroleum, gluten, and cruelty free line of products that actually smashes your hair care routine into smithereens by combining several necessary steps for flawless hair into only 3 simple products. A respected authority in the hair care industry, she was named one of the 100 Most Influential African Americans in the U.S. along with the likes of Beyoncé and LeBron James. She was also named one of the Top 10 Business Women in the state of Michigan, as well as the winner of the Black Enterprise Elevator Pitch Competition, and has been featured on Fox News, TVOne, and in Entrepreneur, Essence, Fast Company, and The Washington Post. Gwen’s irresistible charm and relatable personality make her an explosive and highly sought-after speaker. She lights up stages across the country, giving keynotes and talks on what it takes to win in business, entrepreneurship, and life. Based in Detroit, MI, when she’s not strategizing her next business move, you can find her hanging out with her son Caiden, Naturalicious’ CCO (Chief Candy Curator). Naturalicious www.naturalicious.net Follow Naturalicious on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and Youtube.

The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a Licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible version of ourselves.   In this week's episode I'm sharing my suggestions for places you can look to find your tribe!   Communities Discussed The Momference My Taught You Retreat Summit 21 OmNoire Retreats Woman Evolve Black Girl In Om Creative Smart Girl CiteASista Thrive Tribe The Yellow Couch Collective     Support Our Sponsors   Download the Color Noir Coloring Book App   Grab some Naturalicious hair products at sallybeauty,com and save 10% by using the promo code 555555 at checkout.    If you're looking for a therapist in your area, check out the directory at https://www.therapyforblackgirls.com/directory. Don't forget to grab a sweatshirt, mug, or a copy of our guided affirmation at therapyforblackgirls.com/shop. To take the concepts from the podcast to the next level in a community of supportive sisters, join us in The Yellow Couch Collective.  If you have questions or would like to discuss podcast sponsorship, email us at podcast@therapyforblackgirls.com. The hashtag for the podcast is #TBGinSession. Make sure to follow us on social media: Twitter: @therapy4bgirls Instagram: @therapyforblackgirls Facebook: @therapyforblackgirls

She's one of the hardest working women in the biz. Vivica Fox joins us to talk about her book "Everyday I'm Hustlin". She'll give tips on how to re-invent ourselves and be fabulous in our 50s. Plus, we want to get your hair Naturalicious for summer.

The truth is, there are days when adulting is less than awesome and far from grand. Join Jade and Keia as they discuss some of their preferred coping mechanisms when it comes to just flat out surviving life. Shout out to my sis: Millennial Wealth Building Workshop Atlanta March 23, 2019 12-4pm TGFMillennialWealthATL.eventbrite.com Times are changing, y’all. Now you can get your birth control delivered right to your door. Visit NURX.com to learn more and use code GROWN for a $20 credit. ThirdLove knows there’s a perfect bra for everyone, so right now they are offering our listeners 15% off your first order! Go to THIRDLove.com/GROWN now to find your perfect-fitting bra, and get 15% off! Take networking from awkward to awesome with Shapr. Download the app today or visit Shapr.co Naturalicious is here to make wash day manageable. Visit savetimeonwashday.com or your local Sally’s. Email: GettinGrownPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @GettinGrownPod IG: @GettinGrownPod Facebook: www.Facebook.com/GettinGrownPodcast

Welcome to Episode 38th of Dreams Inspire Reality Podcast!  On Today's Episode, I chatted with the Beautiful Gwen Jimmere and we talked about everything from securing her Patent, Getting into Wholefoods with her first Pitch and how you can get into retail. Plus we really dive into the REAL DEAL when small businesses get their products into major retail stores.  Gwen Jimmere is a gifted visionary on an unrelenting mission to shatter the rules of the beauty game and change them for good. As CEO and founder of Naturalicious, she’s already cemented her place in history as the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. She is the mastermind behind The Hello Gorgeous Hair Care System; the only sulfate, paraben, mineral oil, petroleum, gluten, and cruelty-free line of products that actually smash your hair care routine into smithereens by combining several necessary steps for flawless hair into only 3 simple products. A respected authority in the hair care industry, she was named one of the 100 Most Influential African Americans in the U.S. along with the likes of Beyonce and LeBron James. She was also named one of the Top 10 Business Women in the state of Michigan, as well as the winner of the Black Enterprise Elevator Pitch Competition, and has been featured on Fox News, TVOne, and in Entrepreneur, Essence, Fast Company, and The Washington Post.  Gwen’s irresistible charm and relatable personality make her an explosive and highly sought after speaker. She lights up stages across the country, giving keynotes and talks on what it takes to win in business, entrepreneurship, and life. Based in Detroit, MI, when she’s not strategizing her next business move, you can find her hanging out with her son Caiden, Naturalicious’ CCO (Chief Candy Curator). This Episode is Sponsored by Naturalicious   Thank you so much for listening. Be sure to Subscribe, Review & Rate! Dream Big, Execute Hard.   Connect with Gwen Jimmere on: Website Instagram Facebook Shop Naturalicious at Sally's Beauty Stores   Be sure to check out our website at www.dreamsinspirereality.com  

This week we’re talking about Naturalicious, Envi; The Good & The Bad!!! The Maury Show, and more.

On Episode 12 of “That’s What I’m Saying! The podcast, Shaun and Ny discuss Part Two of the epic rap battle between Drake and Pusha T, that early Christmas gift of “the Story of Adidon”, and the intersection of black identity and racial stereotypes, fatherhood and abandonment. The ladies briefly touch on the hypocrisy of reality star twinsies, #45 and Kim Kardashian meeting on (of course) prison reform, before talking about LeBron James telling reporters ‘I can’t wit’ y’all right now’ then commencing to putting on his shades, picking up his murse (man-purse) and exiting stage left. The conversation continues with talk of Rihanna allegedly getting bored with her billionaire boyfriend (and Chris Brown aligning himself to slide up in her DM’s soon after), and Roseanne Barr ruining everyone’s paycheck with her racist tweets. On the woke minute the ladies discuss the state of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and the suspicious death of Sadaria Davis. The ladies then raise awareness to the story of Gregory Vaughn Hill, Jr., his killing at the hands of police and the disgraceful outcome of his family’s wrongful death lawsuit. The conversation lightens up with a review of Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk Show” on Facebook. On the Weekend D**k Report, the ladies attempt to answer a listener’s question: “are hoes winning”. On I Reminisce, I Reminisce - the ladies talk about the song that inspired the segment of the show by paying tribute to Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth’s “They Reminisce Over You – T.R.O.Y.” off their album Mecca and the Soul Brother. The episode ends with the ladies showing their support for Naturalicious, a black-woman owned natural hair care products business.

Gwen Jimmere is the founder and CEO of Naturalicious home of the Hello Gorgeous Hair Care System which is all about helping ladies get their hair looking awesome, quicker. After launching in 2013 Naturalicious has become one of America's fastest growing haircare brands and now ship around 400 retail orders a month, and 130 wholesale orders per month, and a couple of big pallet orders to distributors too. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Gwen Jimmere, the founder and CEO of Naturalicious, is the first Black woman to patent a natural hair care product.  In this episode we discuss: What does it take to manage your fears? What makes her Naturalicious different than the rest? The process to obtaining a patent for her natural hair care product. The significance of community and collaboration. For more information on Gwen visit her website Naturalicious and the Facebook group Naturalicious Nation. -- Sponsors: Xero Accounting Follow me on Instagram @michellengome   Are you looking for a speaker to discuss connection points to develop better business relationships? Watch this quick video and contact me today!

Episode 27: Being the first black woman to hold a patent for a natural hair product, the owner of a successful natural hair brand and a mom isn't easy, but Gwen Jimmere of NATURALICIOUS shows us how she climbed to the top (and how you can too!) Curly Conversations is a show that empowers women of color who embrace their naturally curly hair. Show topics include: Natural hair styling techniques, product recommendations, your weekly dose of confidence and more. More on ClassyCurlies.com

Today in the guest chair, we Gwen Jimmere. Gwen is the CEO and founder of Naturalicious. What really stood out to me about Gwen is that she’s already cemented her place in history as the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair care product. Not only is she a respected authority in the hair care industry, she was named one of the 100 Most Influential African Americans in the U.S. as a 2016 Root 100 Award honoree. She is also the winner of the Black Enterprise Elevator Pitch Competition, and has been featured everywere from Fast Company and Essence to Entrepreneur and The Washington Post. On today’s episode, Gwen gets into:   How she quit her job and created Naturalicious with $32 dollars in the bank, she founded Naturalicious The way she hustled and marketed during the early days What her target customer has to do with Shonda Rhimes How she’s been able to push past self-doubt + much more! I really love what Gwen had to share.   Listen on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher and Google Play Links mentioned on this episode Naturalicious National Association for Women Business Owners Black Enterprise Entrepreneur Summit Shoe Dog by Phil Knight Sara Blakely, Founder of Spanx Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): http://sidehustlepro.libsyn.com/rss Announcements Side Hustle Pro is now over 3500 members strong. If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here: http://sidehustlepro.co/facebook Social Media Info Connect on Instagram: Gwen Jimmere - @gwenjimmere Side Hustle Pro – @sidehustlepro #SideHustlePro

On this season of Working, we left the East Coast behind to visit Detroit. We're speaking with people who are drawing on the city's complex history as they work to create its future. For our first episode, we sat down with Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious, a company that makes hair care products for curly-haired women. Before she started Naturalicious, she had worked in Detroit's signature industry—the automotive industry—but we visited her at a place called Ponyride, a startup incubator for socially conscious entrepreneurs. She tells us about how she got started, and how her business has grown. She also leads us through the process of making and selling her specialized line of products, and she tells us about her relationship with her ideal imagined customer, the great Shonda Rhimes. She tells us about how her business fits into the changing Detroit landscape that she's a part of. In a Slate Plus Extra, Jimmere tells us the importance of what she does when she's not working. If you’re a member, enjoy bonus segments and interview transcripts from Working, plus other great podcast exclusives. Start your two-week free trial at slate.com/workingplus. Email: working@slate.com Twitter: @Jacob_Brogan Production: Mickey Capper, @FMcapper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this season of Working, we left the East Coast behind to visit Detroit. We're speaking with people who are drawing on the city's complex history as they work to create its future. For our first episode, we sat down with Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious, a company that makes hair care products for curly-haired women. Before she started Naturalicious, she had worked in Detroit's signature industry—the automotive industry—but we visited her at a place called Ponyride, a startup incubator for socially conscious entrepreneurs. She tells us about how she got started, and how her business has grown. She also leads us through the process of making and selling her specialized line of products, and she tells us about her relationship with her ideal imagined customer, the great Shonda Rhimes. She tells us about how her business fits into the changing Detroit landscape that she's a part of. In a Slate Plus Extra, Jimmere tells us the importance of what she does when she's not working. If you’re a member, enjoy bonus segments and interview transcripts from Working, plus other great podcast exclusives. Start your two-week free trial at slate.com/workingplus. Email: working@slate.com Twitter: @Jacob_Brogan Production: Mickey Capper, @FMcapper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gwen Jimmere started formulating her natural haircare product, Naturalicious, while working in corporate America. As the auto industry fell apart and she lost her job, she began to grow her company winning a significant pitch competition to help jumpstart growth. She now is the first African-American woman to hold a US patent for a natural… The post EP22: First To Hold Patent for Natural Hair Product, Naturalicious Owner Gwen Jimmere Talks Growing Globally appeared first on Biz Underdog To Topdog.

The $10,000 Way to Describe your Business In 2013, Gwen Jimmere was in the midst of a tumultuous divorce, had a young son and had just been laid off from her job. Her mortgage was due in 15 days. Then she had an idea. She would approach a newly built Whole Foods store near her home and pitch them to carry her homemade hair care products, Naturalicious. Whole Foods said yes. In 2014, just a year later, Gwen walked away from the Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference with a $10,000 check and a six-month mentorship with Black Enterprise Senior VP/Chief Content Officer Alfred A. Edmond, Jr. Naturalicious is now sold internationally. Gwen gives insight for you: To craft a winning pitch To leverage 'not winning' pitch a competition About what it took for her to be placed in Whole Foods AND how she leveraged that relationship On her views on getting feedback To market successfully in a saturated market And a host of resources that you'll want to start reading immediately!   Tweetworthy! In a business pitch competition you're pitching to the room. ~ @alfrededmondjr to @Naturalicious Pick up Chris Rock's Good Hair Resources from our conversation: Gwen's Naturalicious website Twitter and Facebook - @Naturalicious IG and YouTube - @Naturalicious1 Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference 2015 and Pitch Competition information HERE Learn more about venture capitalist Lauren Maillan Bias on her website Gwen's Black Enterprise article - 3 Ways to Stand Out in a Saturated Market Lauren M. Bias on Paul C. Brunson's #MentorMonday video Spreecast     Gwen shared some great book resources. You check them out on Amazon: You can also pick up one of  these titles from Audible for FREE and Her Power Hustle listeners also get a FREE MONTH MEMBERSHIP with Audible!   Melanie Fiona 'sangin'' - Watch Me Work You don't have to wait to win a new #HerPowerHustle T-shirt. You can order yours TODAY http://teechip.com/herpowerhustle1   Michelle Y. Talbert is a DC-based author and recovering attorney and the curator of the Her Power Hustle Community. She’s passionate about networking and relationships and writes on business and entrepreneurship topics for a number of sites, including Black Enterprise and Killer Startups. Her new ebook, ‘Why White Guys Having Fun Make Great Mentors for Black Women,” (May 2015) chronicles advice and mentorship for Black women in business gleaned from her conversations with Guy Kawasaki, Peter Shankman and other guys in business having fun and at the top of their industries.   Fill out the form below for more information on having your business featured for FREE on an upcoming episode of the Her Power Hustle Podcast