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“If you shouldn't be the CEO, don't be the CEO. There's a lot of baggage that comes with being the CEO or the COO where you're like in charge of all the people or in charge of moving the business forward in a way - make sure you're really the person that should be at the helm of the company” — Jenny Thompson This week Sachit (@sachitgupta) chats with entrepreneur Jenny Thompson. Jenny is the founder and CEO of SafetyPIN. She is a mission-driven business leader and natural-born marketer who knows how to build and promote companies for the benefit of shareholders, employees, and customers. Her skills include strategic business development, customer acquisition and retention, win-win negotiations, marketing strategy, business "pruning," and idea-driven marketing and product development. She spent 20 years at The Agora Companies, most as the CEO of NewMarket Health. During that time, she grew the company from $2 million to $70 million, oversaw the migration of the company's marketing from 100% direct mail to 100% online, and was responsible for 14 brands. Jenny left NewMarket to start SafetyPIN Technologies, an innovative trust badge that incorporates criminal history and an exclusive behavioral assessment. Designed mainly for the gig and sharing economies, as well as dating apps, SafetyPIN lets you see – at a glance – if someone you met online is safe to meet offline. She's also the creator of the 3-Day Business Cleanse, a novel process that helps companies get “unstuck” using a review, eliminate, and rebuild philosophy. Find the show notes of the episode here - https://www.creators.show Thank you to Cathryn Lavery (see her episode here) for her help with background and research on this episode. Follow our host, Sachit Gupta on Twitter and sign up for the Creators Collective Newsletter. Do you want to learn how to make a living as a creator? Check out the CreatorsMBA. Resources mentioned: The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership - John Maxwell Show Notes: 01:11 - Your toolbox as a creator to navigate conflicts 04:53 - How to navigate conflicts 08:45 - Questions to ask yourself to navigate business and your role as a leader and creator 12:49 - Lessons Jenny learned during her time at Agora 17:24 - Why customer support should be the biggest priority of a company 21:09 - Lessons to keep in mind while building a team 24:33 - How to decide whether you should be the CEO or not? 27:40 - Why you shouldn't trust too soon 31:14 - Is paranoia a normal part of being a CEO? 33:40 - How Jenny managed her psychology during her career 37:34 - Decor vs culture: why most CEOs get culture wrong 40:59 - How to make business and life decisions using the grandmother test 43:10 - Building SafetyPIN and what's next for Jenny 47:24 - How Jenny defines a conscious creator

Everyday Innovations is a short form podcast. On the Everyday Innovations Podcast we take a look at small things that make a big impact.Today we're going to talk about one of the most multifaceted items humanity has ever invented, yet one of the most overlooked due to its simplistic nature — the safety pin.Twitter and Instagram: @InnovationsPod

On our 40th Episode we have Jenny Thompson, CEO and Founder of SafetyPIN Technologies!   Today Jenny will share with us her story on how she went from working for nonprofits to for profits, and then pivot in her life that began her next season of life which led her to create SafetyPIN.  Jenny also shares a lot of information in regards to background checks and screenings that I was not familiar with.  This helped to deepen my understanding that many of the things I thought were set in place for safety checks are not as thorough as I had believed them to be.   You are for sure going to want to lean in to hear Jenny’s story as she highlights her passions of marketing and starting SafetyPIN Technologies.   #JennyThompson #SafetyPIN #SafetyPINTechnologies #BackgroundChecks #BRÜUSH #Bruush #AnaLuisa #Jewelry #SavedbytheCity #PodcastRec #NoWrongTurns #ChicagoPodcast #StorytellingPodcast #StoryAndPassion       Jenny Thompson -- Safety Pin Website - https://www.getasafetypin.com/  Insta- https://www.instagram.com/safetypintech/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/safetypintech  Linkedin - linkedin.com/in/jennythompson-safetypin Twitter - https://twitter.com/JCT_212  FOLLOW NO WRONG TURNS POD  Instagram @nowrongturnspod https://www.instagram.com/nowrongturnspod  Facebook @nowrongturnspod https://www.facebook.com/NoWrongTurnsPod   SPONSOR AD   BRÜUSH Brüush is an electric toothbrush that will change the way you think about brushing your teeth. With powerful sonic technology and ultra-gentle bristles, the Brüush re-defines what it means to have super clean teeth. It’s like that feeling when you just leave the dentist -- a fresh, whole-mouth clean -- every single day. Our listeners get 15% off their total purchase with code POD15. Follow the link in the show notes and enter the code POD15 to get your exclusive discount and upgrade your oral care routine!   BRÜUSH LINK: https://bit.ly/3xe5g7S    ANA LUISA Today on the podcast we have sponsor Ana Luisa Jewelry.  Ana Luisa was founded to bring clarity to the jewelry industry. They have spent many years working for traditional luxury brands, the dubious manufacturing, and retail markups did not look right to them. Ana Luisa wanted to write a more beautiful story from beginning to end—starting with recycled materials whenever possible, transparent business practices always, and small-batch designs that are kind to our Earth.   Ana Luisa creates sustainably-crafted pieces that bring joy to those who wear them, and to those who make them, with the conviction that luxury can be enjoyed without excess. One piece that I enjoy wearing is the Ana Gold necklace.  It is perfect for layering, could be worn by itself or I can add a pendant to it as well.   Today we have the code NOWRONGTURNSPOD10 which you can use for 10% off your next order Check out www.analuisa.com.     PODCAST RECOMMENDATION    This week I want to share with you a podcast called Saved by the City.  I found this podcast through following Katelyn Beaty and her book called A Woman’s Place: The surprising truth about why God intends every woman to work.  In the podcast Katelyn is joined by her co host Roxy Stone to chat about various topics from fashion to dating to shattering the glass ceilings.     Roxy and Katelyn grew up in the white evangelical American heartland. Both were warned moving to a supposed bastion of secular culture would be dangerous to their faith. While navigating a city where people sleep in on Sunday mornings and the chaste motto “true love waits” isn’t a thing, the two have found a renewed, vibrant faith that has been both strengthened and stretched in the metropolis.   PODCAST LINK: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/saved-by-the-city/id1557930520  Music Credits: Wholesome Music from https://filmmusic.io "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Jenny Thompson is the founder and CEO of SafetyPIN Technologies, the Internet's first portable trust badge. With so many of us using apps to hire babysitters, rent private homes, and, of course, go on dates, SafetyPIN offers a better way to develop trust online. In this episode: Why do background checks on your dates When to do a background check Why dating sites should NOT do background checks How to stay safe in online dating!

Invest In Her host Catherine Gray talks with Jenny Thompson, CEO and Founder of Safety PIN Technologies, Inc., about the unimaginable situation that motivated her to create SafetyPIN, and how her company is keeping users safe both online and in real life. ⁠Join us on Facebook LIVE each Wednesday at NOON PT @SheAngels. Subscribe wherever podcasts are available!

Here at Candy Girl, we prioritize sex worker's safety. We change names, pitch voices, and offer resources to curious newbies to keep them safe in their sex work journey. Now, we have a service we can send sex workers to so they can build better trust with their clients.Candy Girl has partnered with SafetyPIN, a service that provides more than just background checks. Founder, CEO, and general badass Jenny Thompson looks at more than just past run-ins with the law. In this minisode Thompson walks us through each aspect of SafetyPIN, how it can benefit sex workers AND their clients, and how it saved her from a date with a dangerous man. Listen until the end to get more information on how you can earn your SafetyPIN!Link: Https://getaSafetyPIN.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine leaving your dogs in the care of someone you trust, only to return to find her feigning death just to avoid paying you back your $150. No, really. This actually happened. Shocked at the level to which this dog sitter went to evade her, Jenny Thompson was left to ponder how she could’ve been more careful. Leaving a 20-year career in the health supplement industry behind, Thompson ventured out into the world of detailed background checks. Find out more about her product, SafetyPIN, and how it can help you, on this episode of SheVentures.

Proud and loving dog owner, Jenny had a shocking experience when the pet sitter she hired off Craigslist stole money and faked her own death. Realizing other people were having the same experiences (and worse!) when hiring dog walkers, babysitters, and handymen, or using home sharing and ride-sharing companies, she developed the idea for SafetyPIN Technologies. After consulting with experts in technology and criminal behavior and profiling, she began to pull the pieces together. She then left her career of 20 years as a CEO for a health and wellness company to bring her idea to life. I wanted to find out more about the story behind SafetyPIN Technologies and the new universal trust badge that's been approved by the former White House security chief and forensic profilers. Jenny Thompson joins me on my daily tech podcast to share her startup story. We also talk about her mission to transform the security level of the sharing economy, which included a unique behavioral review that is proving to be unmatched. Jenny Thompson is a mission-driven startup executive, author, and natural-born marketer who has documented success in building brands from scratch and driving measurable growth to benefit shareholders, employees, and customers alike. Today, as Founder of SafetyPIN Technologies, Jenny has developed an innovative background check methodology that offers a universal trust badge for approved applicants, verifying peace of mind for the national sharing economy. Prior to SafetyPIN, Jenny spent more than two decades supporting the Agora Companies, including her role as CEO of NewMarket Health. During that time, she grew the company from $2 million to $70 million, oversaw the migration of the company's digital marketing transformation, and was responsible for 14 brands. Jenny is also the noteworthy creator of the 3-Day Business Cleanse, a novel process that helps companies get "unstuck" using a review, eliminate, and rebuild philosophy.

I always love to sit down with a fellow female entrepreneur, plus I count today’s guest a friend too, which is always fun. Her name is Jenny Thompson and her talents include natural health advocate, fearless business strategist, and expert marketer, among others. She took a leap and started a new technology called SafetyPIN. Like …

I always love to sit down with a fellow female entrepreneur, plus I count today’s guest a friend too, which is always fun. Her name is Jenny Thompson and her talents include natural health advocate, fearless business strategist, and expert marketer, among others. She took a leap and started a new technology called SafetyPIN. Like …

I always love to sit down with a fellow female entrepreneur, plus I count today’s guest a friend too, which is always fun. Her name is Jenny Thompson and her talents include natural health advocate, fearless business strategist, and expert marketer, among others. She took a leap and started a new technology called SafetyPIN. Like a TSA pre-check for the web, SafetyPIN is a way to ensure the person on the other end of a digital transaction is trustworthy and reliable. As you can imagine there’s a great need for this in today’s world when we are often trusting strangers through the use of services like AirBnB, Uber, Lyft, Care.com (and the list goes on). With SafetyPIN holders currently in 39 states, Jenny is working to build awareness and make “Do you have a SafetyPIN?” part of every conversation in the sharing economy. Episode Highlights on SafetyPIN Jenny’s amazing story of personal reinvention as a businesswoman and entrepreneurThe dog-sitting transaction gone bad that gave her the idea for SafetyPIN in the first placeThe shocking reasons a traditional background check isn’t all it’s cracked up to be (you’ll never think of one the same way again)How Jenny teamed up with financial experts, forensic psychologists, and criminal investigators to design a better safety checkWays to use SafetyPIN in your own home, and safe practices when interacting onlineJenny’s advice to other entrepreneurs thinking about taking the leapAnd more! Resources We Mention GetaSafetyPin.com More From Wellness Mama 517: Jimmy Rex on Putting a Stop to Sex Trafficking & What to Watch For119: Cyber Security Tips to Keep Your Family Safer Online85: How to Raise an Entrepreneur: Nurturing Risk Takers, Problem Solvers, & Change MakersWhy I Don’t Post About My Kids OnlineOverprotected Childhood: How Keeping Kids Safe is Actually Harming Them Did you enjoy this episode? What other questions do you have about online safety? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let us know. We value knowing what you think and this helps other moms find the podcast as well. Read Transcript Child: Welcome to my Mommy's podcast. This episode is sponsored by Kasandrinos Olive Oil. I love family owned companies with a mission and that are dedicated to making the highest quality products and supporting sustainable agriculture and this olive oil fits the bill. Founded by an active duty marine, Tony Kasandrinos, and his sister whose family is from Greece, this company is dedicated to the absolutely highest quality olive oil with the most amazing flavor. With all the controversy over some olive oils being adulterated and diluted, they go above and beyond to test for purity. In fact, all of their olive oil has 3 independent chemical analysis tests done by 3rd party labs. Two are conducted in

In 1996, Jenny Thompson made one of the most important decisions of her life: To leave her Dilbertian job and answer an ad in the Baltimore Sun (That’s an actual ad in an actual print newspaper!) for a marketing manager. Soon after, she joined the team at Agora Inc. where she began her career with the company at The Oxford Club.   In her first year there, she tripled profits. On the heels of that success, the owners asked her to take over the fledging health business. After just 10 months in that role, she increased the bottom line 500%.   Over the next 2 decades, Jenny introduced over a dozen newsletters, launched 4 supplement lines, and acquired a skincare company. At its peak, her business marketed 18 newsletters, more than 70 dietary supplements, and 8 skincare products to more than 1.2 million customers and prospects around the world, averaging 18% growth annually during her tenure.   In 2016, with the business projected to hit $70 million, Jenny made the decision to let the next generation take over and go out on her own. After 6 months consulting in the same market, she decided she wanted something “newer.” So, knowing nothing about technology, Jenny focused all her energy on a new software startup. SafetyPIN created a virtual trust badge that’s designed to make the internet a safer place for all of us. With SafetyPIN holders currently in 39 states, Jenny is working to build awareness and make “Do you have a SafetyPIN?” part of every conversation in the sharing economy.   *** Connect to Lou Diamond: www.loudiamond.net Subscribe to Thrive LOUD: www.thriveloud.com/podcast  

If you have spent any time online interacting with new people, you know it can be a questionable experience. Is the person you are talking to the person they claim, or are they possibly a St. Bernard that got ahold of a phone? There is absolutely no great way to tell. That question becomes even more important when you are considering inviting the person into your life, either as a date, a client, a housekeeper, babysitter, or more. That is where SafetyPIN Technologies comes in. Their platform allows a person to generate a third-party verified account that shows that they are likely a safe person. Think of it like a background check that you perform on yourself, but you only share a verified status with others. The recipient does not get to see the results of the check, they only get to see that you have a verified SafetyPIN. This idea creates an environment of protection for both individuals: the sender's privacy is protected and the recipient's safety is protected. So, how does it work? Let's say you want to be a house sitter, and you sign up on an online platform for people looking for house sitters. Before you do, you go get a SafetyPIN. The company will ask some questions about you to be able to do research. This will include SSN for a background check, as well as personality-type questions to look for problems. Once the process is done, if you are deemed to not have major red flags, you will receive a personal identification number (PIN), that you can share with prospective clients of your house sitting business. If red flags are found, you will not receive a PIN. SafetyPIN is already supported by some big-name services, like LinkedIn, Bumble, HomeAway, and Nextdoor, and the company plans to expand their partnership network over time. You do not need to be on a supported platform to request a PIN from someone else, though, as you can verify right on the company's website. Sponsored by: Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. Enjoy your favorite books while you work or travel. Get a free book and a 30 day trial with promo code Try70.

Jenny Thompson is the Founder and CEO of SafetyPIN Technologies, a tech startup that lets you pre-screen people that you might hire online (like dog walkers, baby sitters, and housecleaners) so that you can establish mutual trust. Before starting SafetyPIN, she had a successful career with Agora and was the President of New Market Health. She has hired and worked with countless copywriters. And in this interview she gives copywriters valuable advice on how to work with clients, get your foot in the door, establish trust, negotiate effectively and maintain positive relationships throughout your career.

Plenty of people are wearing a safety pin to address the wave of hate crimes after Donald Trump's election as President. Yet many are not aware of the dangers in doing so. Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, an expert in emotional intelligence and decision-making, helps you avoid these dangers by asking the 4 questions needed to make a plan of action for whether, where, and when to wear the pin intentionally!Please express your thoughts on the podcast through leaving comments, clicking Like if you like it, and if you do like it, Follow us!The podcast was brought to you by Intentional Insights, a nonprofit organization that popularizes science-based strategies to help people make wise decisions and reach their goals, with the aim of building an altruistic and flourishing world (www.intentionalinsights.org).Sign up for our newsletter here: http://intentionalinsights.org/newsletterDonate to support our work here: http://intentionalinsights.org/view/donate