Podcasts about nike's jordan brand

While Business of HYPE currently takes a seasonal break, revisit our episode with Melody Ehsani from season 1 (ICYMI: in case you missed it).  The designer, known for her namesake label, is known for her infectious designs ranging from jewelry, clothing, accessories and frequented sneaker collaborations. Since this interview was recorded (nearly a year and half ago), much has happened to Melody. She's opened a second store in New York, launched a collaboration with Serena Williams and Lauryn Hill, been in various magazines, has continued her ME. Speaker Series, got married and most recently collaborated with Nike's Jordan Brand to create her version of the iconic Air Jordan 1. Despite her wild success, Melody may just only be getting started. The designer is challenging norms in streetwear whilst also paving the way for women to have a place in a frequently male-dominated industry. So revisit our episode with the culture-shifting leader as she takes into her early beginnings from living in China for five months to eventually launching her own label and collaborating with Reebok. For more information: https://hypebeast.com/2018/3/the-business-of-hype-with-jeffstaple-episode-6-melody-ehsani As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows The HYPE Report: https://anchor.fm/thehypereport, MIC/LINE: https://anchor.fm/miclineshow , The Anthropology: https://anchor.fm/anthropology. Also check out our affiliated site, HYPEBAE and the launch of their new radio platform HYPEBAE Radio at https://hypebae.com/radio or on https://anchor.fm/schoolofsustainability --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

This week on Nu Generation Sports Talk, EJ and Kendall discuss Steve Kerr's comments on the AD-Lakers Trade, Bradley Beal's future in DC, Odell's comments to GQ, as well as Zion's new deal with Nike's Jordan Brand

Greg Johnson, former executive for Nike's Jordan Brand, joins Movement Mortgage CEO Casey Crawford joins Episode 3 of Coffee with Casey to discuss marketing, branding and finding your "why."

This week we will chat with Erin O. Patton, marketer and author of the book Under The Influence: Tracing the Hip-Hop Generation’s Impact on Brands, Sports & Pop Culture. Description: From the tricked-out cars they drive, technology they adopt, and brands they wear to the beverages they drink, music they listen to, and language they speak, the Hip-Hop generation has had a profound impact on brands, sports, and popular culture. Out of pure necessity, these innovators applied creativity and ingenuity against the backdrop of the urban experience and used their influence to transform their music and culture into a lifestyle, attitude, and distinct set of brand preferences that would soon be emulated, adopted and packaged for mainstream consumption. Erin Patton begins with his own journey as a product of Hip-Hop's Generation X from Pittsburgh's steel-tough inner city to navigating corporate America's advertising and marketing worlds. Using case studies and proprietary insights from his breakthrough 7 Ciphers™ segmentation framework, Patton gives readers a front-row perspective as the early architect of Nike's Jordan Brand and consultant to both Fortune 500 brands and celebrity icons to chronicle how Hip-Hop became a dominant social and economic force, building brands and influencing the behavior of consumers of all ages and races throughout the world.