Podcast appearances and mentions of omar prestwich

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High achievers get things done regardless of the situation. On today’s episode, Andy and Omar Prestwich discuss the transformative qualities of the #75HARD program, dissect what keeps successful people performing at their best and how to be in that peak mental state for as long as possible.

Hosts Sarah, Ben, and Megan Harbuck interview Omar Prestwich about his experience as an entrepreneur.

From starting a record label and molding that into a talent management agency, to working with one of the biggest shoe brands in the world, Omar get social on today's episode

Omar Prestwich is a motivator, philanthropist, creator, marketer, and 75-Hard Alumni. Connect with Omar: https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich https://www.twitter.com/omarprestwich Connect with Mikhail: https://www.mikhailalfon.com https://www.instagram.com/miqk https://www.twitter.com/miqk

What is it like to leave a safety net, go out into the abyss, and try something new?  After 29 years in Utah Omar Prestwich does that!!! He leaves behind the Mormon church, a marriage, and extra weight...You do not want to miss this episode of the Better Call Daddy Show: The Safe Space for Controversy. Better Call Daddy is proudly sponsored by Sadie Simper Designs. Listen, I had Sadie make some custom animated GIFs for this podcast and they were fantastic. Animated GIFs are a great way to make your instagram stories more interesting, and they can also be used in place of your logo to make your emails more dynamic. Sadie also creates custom branding, but she doesn't just make you a logo based off of nothing, she takes the time to help you build your brand identity, and creates a brand suite that is truly tailored to you and your brand. Visit sadiesimperdesigns.com to see portfolio and brand packages and For 20% off your custom GIF or brand suite, email sadiesimperdesigns@gmail.com with the subject line "Call Daddy" use the code BCD for 20% off. 

On this episode of CEOsWearSneakers, Omar Prestwich interviews Los Angeles based fashion designer, model, and disruptor Pia (Arrobio) Baroncini.    Pia is the founder of LPA, a company that she started and partnered with Revolv to bring to life. In the interview, PIA shares how her family upbringing played a major role in her creative ambition.   Omar and Pia talk about music, school, family, and being a kind human being. They also touch on the recent collaboration between Pia, Basic.Space, and K-Swiss to bring a sophisticated take on the CR-Terrati.    If you enjoy the episode, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on the next one.  Host: @omarprestwich

In this episode of Behind The Lens with Roger Rojas, we have Omar Prestwich, Omar is the social media manager for the American athletic shoe brand based in Los Angeles California known as K-Swiss. He also specializes in Branding and Identity, Photography, Content Creation, and Instagram and Facebook strategy. ----- Listen to more episodes of Behind the Lens with Roger Rojas https://anchor.fm/roger-rojas0

In this episode of K-Swiss Live, Global Marketing Director Gabriella Gomez joins Omar as this week's co-host. They talk about the recent Black Voices Podcast Episode, give fan shout outs, and touch on all new the North Court sneaker.   Black Voices started out as a 5 part series hosted by K-Swiss President, Barney Waters, and has gained popularity with the community. Gabriella and Omar talk about the recent episode with former NFL Superbowl Champ Ryan Mundy and how he's transitioned into entrepreneurship.    Omar and Gabriella shout out some of you that are posting and tagging K-Swiss.    Lastly, they talk about the North Court, a modern retro sneaker that gives you a look into what we have instore for 2021.  Keep up with the latest on Twitter and follow us on Instagram for the visual, make sure you follow us @kswiss.   Hosts: @omarprestwich @gabriellag0mez

On this episode of the Disrupt Podcast we interview Omar Prestwich about what It Is Like Running Social Media For A Global Brand Like K-Swiss. You can follow Omar below: http://www.omarprestwich.com/ https://twitter.com/OmarPrestwich https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarprestwich/

On this episode of K-Swiss Live, Omar welcomes Gabriella Gomez K-Swiss Global Marketing Director as a co-host. They converse about International Women’s Day, women leadership, sneaker design winner, and community on social media.   March 8th is International Women’s Day and K-Swiss is celebrating by highlighting women they have collaborated with in the past, women leaders in the office, and bringing female friends on the podcast for the rest of the month. The majority of the leadership in the office are women and they want to highlight them.   Recently, K-Swiss Europe collaborated with retail store USC in London to host a shoe design competition. The winner would get a free trip to Los Angeles, visit the K-Swiss HQ to meet with the designers and bring their shoe to life. Not only that, the shoe design will be produced and sold at USC (150 pairs). Talk about a dream come true. The winner was Tahja @taj.ruth, a young graphic designer from Essex. Congratulations to her.     The most important lesson with her winning, is the power of putting yourself out there and not being afraid to share your work. The more you share it, the more people see it, the more opportunity you have.   Lastly, K-Swiss Instagram just hit 100k followers! Omar has been spearheading this for over a year and he mentions the power and importance of community. Buying followers and likes is not a good practice when wanting to be authentic and transparent. Even hosting too many giveaways can hurt your brand. The 100k isn’t about the number, it’s about the community that has grown with the team and continues to support.     Show us love by leaving a review and rating the show! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about next.     Listen to all our past episodes: https://kswiss.com/pages/kswiss-radio   Connect with us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/kswiss   Show produced by Christian (XIAN) Williams. https://www.instagram.com/xianmusic/   Hosted by Omar Prestwich: https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich/   Co Host by Gabriella Gomez: https://www.instagram.com/gabriellag0mez/   Filmed by Mason.Lee:  https://www.instagram.com/masonlee.me/

On this episode of K-Swiss Live, Omar welcomes Mason Tompkins K-Swiss videographer as a co-host. They converse about a recent team-building activity and the importance of it, having a voice on TiKTok, mental philosophy, and hitting 100k on Instagram.     Every quarter HQ has a town hall meeting where the company gets updated on everything happening in all regions. This meeting was focused on culture and team building. It’s important to work with people from other departments to problem solve and learn from each other. The key learning from this activity was problem-solving as a team, asking questions, and executing the problem faster and more efficient.   Everyone has a voice and something to give the world. Mason is currently building his TikTok account around his life philosophy. On a platform where most people think it’s kids, dancing videos, etc, Mason has found that people on that platform are also interested in his life advice. If you want to be seen by more people and grow an audience, produce more content that you’re interested in.   “Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be, and be one” – Marcus Aurelius. On the topic of personal branding, Omar and Mason share personal life philosophies. No one knows you better than you know yourself, you know your values, you know what you want to achieve, and if you constantly work on being the hero of your own life, things will improve.     Lastly, community is the main reason the team produces podcasts, vlogs, and engages with people on all platforms. Instagram is about to hit 100k! There will be a fun giveaway, so be on the lookout for the 100k post.     Show us love by leaving a review and rating the show! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about next.     Listen to all our past episodes: https://kswiss.com/pages/kswiss-radio Connect with us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/kswiss Show produced by Christian (XIAN) Williams. https://www.instagram.com/xianmusic/ Hosted by Omar Prestwich: https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich/ Hosted by Barney Waters: https://www.instagram.com/barneywaters/ Filmed by Mason.Lee:  https://www.instagram.com/masonlee.me/

On this episode of K-Swiss Live, Omar and Barney talk about recent collaborations, surrounding yourself around positive people, and the importance of showing up.   Collaborations are a big part of our “Spark Strategy. Just like a fire, you give it enough sparks and soon enough you’ll start a fire. The strategy is to create memorable moments in collaboration with pop culture that result with more sales on classic models. The most recent collaborations are with Breaking Bad “Cooking and Cleaning”, and fashion designer Willy Chavarria.   Entrepreneurship is the new aspiration of youth culture. Last week Barney was a guest speaker at Stacking Growth, hosted by 26-year-old entrepreneur Thomas Ma, where 100 people are invited to network and learn from industry leaders. It is important to surround yourself with positive and motivated people when you are in the journey of entrepreneurship. If you want positive results, live positive and surround yourself with positive motivated people.   We live in a time where everybody thinks they deserve more simply because they showed up to work. There is a difference between showing up and SHOWING UP. Showing up every day, doing your work, and expecting a reward isn’t the same as SHOWING UP, doing great work, and not caring about a reward. “Calm waters don’t make great sailors.” If everything is easy, you don’t learn much, when things are tough you learn a lot, and SHOWING UP when things are tough is how people earn rewards.   Show us love by leaving a review and rating the show! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about next.   Listen to all our past episodes: https://kswiss.com/pages/kswiss-radio Connect with us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/kswiss Show produced by Christian (XIAN) Williams. https://www.instagram.com/xianmusic/ Hosted by Omar Prestwich: https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich/ Hosted by Barney Waters: https://www.instagram.com/barneywaters/ Filmed by Mason.Lee:  https://www.instagram.com/masonlee.me/

On this episode of K-Swiss Live, Omar and Barney converse about Stacking Growth, cheering people on, and putting yourself in uncomfortable situations to improve confidence.   Stacking Growth is an entrepreneur networking event hosted by Thomas Ma, in Los Angeles and New York. Thomas recently came into the office to visit and talk about TiKTok strategy.  Barney says “No one is really off-limits due to social media.  Everyone is reachable” and Thomas coming to the office and presenting his idea is evidence of that. Events like Stacking Growth make connecting with CEOs, executives, and hungry entrepreneurs much easier.   Cheering people on is so important. Too often people gossip about top performers because of jealousy and personal insecurities. When someone is doing amazing things, it should inspire you to do the same. There is power in cheering people on, vs gossiping and bringing people down.   Lastly, they touch on putting yourself in uncomfortable situations to improve confidence. Barney recommends a book he’s reading called “Talk Like TED”. This book is about storytelling and building stories, “Stories are just data with a soul”.   Please show us love by leaving a review and rating the show! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about next.   Listen to all our past episodes: https://kswiss.com/pages/kswiss-radio Connect with us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/kswiss Show produced by Christian (XIAN) Williams. https://www.instagram.com/xianmusic/ Hosted by Omar Prestwich: https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich/ Hosted by Barney Waters: https://www.instagram.com/barneywaters/ Filmed by Mason.Lee:  https://www.instagram.com/masonlee.me/

Ever wonder how to reach out to brands on Instagram? Learn what brands look for and get some suggestions on how to build your following. Tune in for some amazing tips from Omar Prestwich the Social Media Manager of K-Swiss. Check out Omar on Instagram @omarprestwich and be sure to follow @kswiss @themodelexperience See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Omar Prestwich is the social media manager at K-Swiss, founder of the record label DAMN SON! and a professional photographer. Omar wouldn't label himself as a "gamer" but like most his age, he has still had quite a few run ins with the medium. I find Omar to be one of the most interesting characters I've ever met and despite him not being a "gamer" this was easily one of the funnest conversations i've ever had. We touch on how he got his dream job at K-Swiss and how the legendary shoe company recently released the first ever pro gaming shoe. We revisit his earily childhood gaming memories playing at friends houses growing up poor in the latin community and in a small farm town. Lastly, among many other topics we highlight the infamous nudity-ridden sports game "BMX XXX" Find more Omar below: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/omar.prestwich Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/omarprestwich Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarprestwich/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/omarprestwich

"I'm just gonna focus on being the best version of myself, and I'm gonna focus on my dreams, and just make it happen this way. Because there's no other option." Omar Prestwich has one of the most inspiring stories we've heard on the podcast. He chased his dreams no matter what. He wasn't afraid to make sacrifices, or to take any job that would get him closer to his goals. What makes a good social media brand become great is being clear about what you want to say and staying true to your message. Start something for the right reasons and opportunities will come to you. Leave a 5-star review on iTunes to enter to win a pair of KSWISS sneakers!  Head over to my youtube channel and comment on the video when it's up ;) http://youtube.com/carolinamillan  Follow KSWISS & Omar: @kswiss @omarprestwich Connect with me on Instagram: @carolinamillan Twitter: @carolinamillan  FREE Personal Branding ebook: http://personalbrandingsecrets.me/ebook   

ONE OF MY FAVORITE INTERVIEWS TO-DATE From life in Utah to now running the social media and influencer program for K-Swiss, Omar’s story is a rollercoaster ride. Through it all, he’s remained determined, persistent, and laser-focused. ⚡️Growing Up in Utah ⚡️Omar's Music Label, Damn Son! ⚡️Moving to Seattle with $17 ⚡️Life at K Swiss

What's up everyone! Welcome to Real Talk Episode #12 (crazy to think that I've been live streaming for 12 weeks now!) For you any Work in Progress newbies - Real Talk is a series where I go Instagram live with some of the dopest creators and entrepreneurs.  Real Talk #12 featured Omar Prestwich current Social Media Community Manager at K Swiss! In the livestream we talked about: ⚡️Omar's Music Label, Damn Son! - lessons learned from working with artists and the business side of music ⚡️Life at K Swiss  ⚡️What does Omar look for in brand reps/ influencer marketing for K Swiss  ⚡️And along those lines - figureheads like Gary Vee and Lil Jupiter  ⚡️2019 goals / personal growth

Barney Waters is the President of K-Swiss, responsible for all aspects of sales, product and marketing for the global K-Swiss brand, and Omar Prestwich is a community manager. Together, they field audience questions regarding sneakers, business, branding, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Barney speaks to K-Swiss’ efforts to be brand transparent and the belief that companies need to allow consumers inside in order to foster and grow brand loyalty. Barney and Omar discuss how K-Swiss has differentiated its brand to that of the sneaker for the hustler, the brand builder, the CEO, and the entrepreneur. In this new effort, K-Swiss has collaborated with bold entrepreneurs who have been disruptors in their respective industries, achieving brilliant results. Barney credits their success to a clear mission statement, a strong ethos, and tangible actions that reflect those statements. Finally, Barney and Omar discuss K-Swiss’ philosophy behind striving to improve daily, even if that improvement is incremental and small at first.

Omar Prestwich is a Seattle-based entrepreneur, photographer, designer, owner of Damn Son Music, and all around marketing guru who has his hands in a bit of everything from networking in the dance music scene to scoring freelance work to developing a personal brand. While he was visiting his home state of Utah this weekend, we were able to get some insight on his busy life on Episode 18 of DJ's Corner Podcast!

Omar Prestwich is a Seattle-based entrepreneur, photographer, designer, owner of Damn Son Music, and all around marketing guru who has his hands in a bit of everything from networking in the dance music scene to scoring freelance work to developing a personal brand. While he was visiting his home state of Utah this weekend, we were able to get some insight on his busy life on Episode 18 of DJ's Corner Podcast!

In this episode of the podcast we sit down with Omar Prestwich from Damn Son. We find out his story. We find out what inspired him to start up Damn Son and some of the obstacles he faced in the very beginning. We find out where he grew up, why music is so important to him, where he sees himself in 5 years, what motivates him, his clothing line, why he loves Salt Lake City, and we even chat a little bit about Fear Con. Omar even shares with the listeners a special promo code you can use to get a nice discount off of his merchandise! Go to www.iamsaltlake.com to find out more about the podcast, listen to the entire back catalog, and check out the blog posts. Find us on Facebook.com/IamSaltLake Call or text the voicemail 385-202-5926 Email chris@iamsaltlake.com or krissie@iamsaltlake.com Please support our sponsors: Olio Skin & Beard, Distillery 36 I am Salt Lake podcast. Showcasing locals, professionals, and everyday people in around Salt Lake City, Utah.