Podcast appearances and mentions of Sean Riley

In this episode of JOY over Happiness, Dr. Jon Eckert talks with Sean Riley, who's spent nearly two decades at The Stony Brook School and is now a leading AI expert, about what it looks like to navigate AI in education with wisdom and purpose.Sean shares his journey from a blue-collar upbringing into education and leadership, and how that formation shapes the way he approaches technology today. From helping schools move beyond fear and policy toward thoughtful, mission-aligned strategy, to reminding educators that AI should serve human relationships, not replace them. This conversation is a reminder that even in the middle of disruption, joy is found in meaningful work, wise decisions, and staying rooted in what matters most.Mentioned:That Hideous Strength by C.S. LewisEdified StrategiesAI Daily BriefConnect with us:Center for School Leadership at Baylor UniversityLinkedInBaylor MA in School Leadership

Discussion about decarbonisation have moved from technical departments within shipping companies into their commercial and financial teams, the president and chief operating officer of Veson Nautical, Sean Riley, says in this Lloyd's List podcast. While there is uncertainty around the IMO's Net-Zero Framework, regional requirements — especially those being implemented by the EU — provide a certainty that cannot be ignored. The continuously evolving and expanding nature of regulations in shipping means that decarbonisation is now “both a commercial and operational reality”, he says. Speaking in early March, Riley reflected on the first year of the EU's decarbonisation scheme, the FuelEU Maritime Regulation, which ended on January 31. By the end of March, shipping companies will have heard from their verifier about the compliance status of each of their ships based on that first year's data and those results might lead to “some interesting decision-making challenges or dilemmas”, he says. In the podcast, Riley explains why he views FuelEU in particular as an especially impactful regulation to ship operations. He says its “choice driven” options have both positive and negative implications for shipowners and operators, while adding a level of complexity that must be addressed by companies' systems and processes. He anticipates that the outcome will see companies shift their focus away from strict compliance towards optimising the financial benefits of compliance, creating a trading strategy based around FuelEU-related decision-making. However, Riley also emphasises that it's ultimately not about optimising for any one regulation in particular, but rather proactively building decarbonisation into daily decisions in a way that leaves room for inevitable change. He explains in the podcast why this commercial response to a change in the regulatory landscape is different from previous environment-inspired changes, such as the sulphur limits imposed on fuel. He contrasts how the impact of low-sulphur fuel was mainly restricted to operating costs, while decarbonisation requirements today are reaching further, across fixing, operating and trading strategies. The flexibility around how to comply provides the industry choice but has also resulted in a lack of clarity about setting commercial priorities and knowing exactly what conditions to optimise for. Instead, these will vary depending on a ship's location, so “you've got to invest in systems and processes that can absorb change easily”, he says. Riley considers whether some industry sectors are responding differently from others and refers to the potential of AI to resolve some of the uncertainties companies face. “There will certainly be more regulations,” he says, and emphasises: “for our clients, pretending that this is not a commercial reality is no longer an option”.

“I'm building memories, not sales.” What if everything you thought you knew about creating a consumer brand was wrong?Matt Bertulli and Sean Frank sit down with Sean Riley, Co-Founder and Chief DUDE (CEO) of DUDE Wipes, to discuss how he and his co-founders grew to hundreds of millions in revenue — without relying on traditional ads.From going viral through gorilla marketing to landing a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank to being students of culture, Sean reveals why doing what's fun can be your competitive advantage.Brought to you by Fulfil, the only cloud ERP designed to efficiently scale 8–9 figure DTC brands: https://bit.ly/3pAp2vu

Sean Riley is the founder of Soul Surf School and has just launched his latest project, Calvert - 'Quality Western-inspired outdoor apparel, tailored for the journey ahead'. With a love for adventure, surfing and outdoor experiences, he talks Woody and Condo through his journey in business and how he has created a brand that represents everything he loves. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for episode 437 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest and tech journalist Sean Riley -- brought to you by Mint Mobile. In today's show, we compare Apple's MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, go down laptop memory lane, and wax poetic about our first computers. We also discuss tri-fold phones, including Tecno's Ultimate G Fold concept, then dive into news, leaks, and rumors from Google, Samsung, Huawei, OnePlus, Oppo, Hasselblad, Nothing, and T-Mobile.Episode Links- Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tnkgrl- Donate / buy me a coffee (PayPal): https://tnkgrl.com/tnkgrl/- Support the podcast with Mint Mobile: https://mintmobile.com/mobiletech- Sean Riley: https://www.threads.com/@rileyseanm- Apple MacBook Air vs. MacBook Pro: https://www.laptopmag.com/laptops/macbooks/macbook-air-vs-macbook-pro-2025- OQO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OQO- Averatec 1050: https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/intel/68461-averatec-1050-laptop-notebook-hardware/- Voodoo Envy 133: https://www.anandtech.com/show/2547/2- Google Pixel 10 colors leak: https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_10_pro_fold_will_have_some_interesting_color_choices-news-68738.php- Google Pixel 10 lineup leaks: https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_10_series_design_play_store_banner-news-68744.php- Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge rumors: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s26_edge_to_fix_its_predecessors_main_issue_while_being_even_thinner-news-68740.php- Samsung Galaxy tri-fold chipset leaks: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_z_trifolds_chipset_revealed-news-68677.php- Huawei Mate XT 2 tri-fold details leak: https://www.gsmarena.com/here_are_all_the_upgrades_in_the_upcoming_huawei_mate_xt_2-news-68672.php- Tecno Ultimate G Fold tri-fold concept: https://www.gsmarena.com/tecnos_phantom_ultimate_g_fold_trifoldable_concept_folds_inwards_to_protect_the_display-news-68648.php- OnePlus 15 launching in China in Oct: https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_15_and_oneplus_ace_6_now_rumored_to_launch_together_heres_when-news-68720.php- OnePlus charging cable: https://www.gsmarena.com/this_new_oneplus_cable_charges_your_phone_and_your_smartwatch_at_the_same_time-news-68659.php- Oppo and Hasselblad extend partnership: https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_and_hasselblad_extend_partnership_will_develop_new_imaging_system_-news-68667.php- Nothing CMF Watch 3 Pro: https://www.gsmarena.com/cmf_watch_3_pro_launches_with_bigger_143_screen_longer_battery_life_and_higher_price_tag-news-68721.php- T-Mobile's satellite service available to all: https://www.gsmarena.com/tmobiles_tsatellite_service_is_now_available_to_everyone-news-68742.phpAffiliate Links (If you use these links to buy something, we might earn a commission)- Apple MacBook Air M4 (16/512GB): https://amzn.to/45lXig1- Apple MacBook Pro M4 (16/512GB): https://amzn.to/453aAg7- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7: https://amzn.to/3IGlReM- Nothing CMF Watch 3 Pro: https://amzn.to/4oeiAnu

Afonso Rodrigues, também conhecido por Sean Riley, apresenta-se a solo. O artista fala-nos sobre o seu novo álbum "Areia Branca".

In this episode, we sit down with Sean Riley, the Chief Executive Dude of Dude Wipes, to dive into the bold branding, viral marketing, and relentless hustle behind one of Mark Cuban's biggest Shark Tank wins. Here's what you'll learn from Sean:✅How Dude Wipes took a simple idea and turned it into a $300M+ brand.✅The genius brand strategy they deployed that made them wildly successful (One you can use too)✅ Why getting 100+ rejections before landing on Shark Tank was actually a good thing. ✅ How building an authentic, disruptive brand can compete with and even dominate billion-dollar companies✅ What is viral hacking & newsjacking and how to use it to dominate social media feeds✅ The importance of staying laser-focused to keep growing in a massive marketWhether you're an entrepreneur, brand builder, or content creator, this episode is a masterclass on disruption, branding, and scaling a business the right way.Hit subscribe for more founder conversations that give you real insights, no fluff.Connect with Sean Riley:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spriles?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_appDude Wipes: https://dudewipes.com/Want to build a content machine that drives real business results— including video podcasts and high-impact social media content. We help you do all of that in-house, so you don't have to rely on overpriced marketing agencies. 

In this episode, we chat with Laura Thompson, vice president of trade shows at PMMI, about PACK EXPO's expansion to Atlanta. Hosted by Sean Riley, the discussion covers why the city was chosen, what attendees can expect, including hands-on demos, sustainability initiatives, and networking opportunities, and how tools like My Show Planner and PACK Match can enhance their experience. The episode highlights how the show provides tailored packaging and processing solutions for industries across the Southeast.Get ready for the biggest event in packaging and processing the Southeast has ever seen! PACK EXPO Southeast will debut in Atlanta March 2025. Check out this new hub of innovation for consumer packaged goods and life sciences companies. Dive into the latest advancements and walk away with transformative solutions to address your unique challenges, big and small. Register today at packexposoutheast.comSupport the showRegister for PACK EXPO International today!

In this episode, Sean Riley sits down with Laura Thompson, Vice President of Trade Shows at PMMI, to discuss the upcoming PACK EXPO International, which is on track to be the largest show in its history. Laura reveals exciting new features for this year's event, including a Sustainability Central exhibit and an Emerging Brands Stage. She also shares helpful tips for attendees, like how to navigate the show efficiently and take advantage of resources such as the Ask the Experts program and the My Show Planner app.See more innovation in packaging and processing at PACK EXPO International than anywhere else in the world! It's the show that defines where the industry is headed, with the solutions that define where your business can go. Discover cutting edge packaging technology, processing equipment, new materials, sustainable solutions, supply chain resources and more. You'll walk away with innovative solutions to challenges, big and small. Support the showRegister for PACK EXPO International today!

Join us at The Chemical Summit on October 8-9, 2024 to engage with great leaders, including many guests of The Chemical Show.Visit thechemicalsummit.com for more information and to register. Discover the unique complexities of maritime and chemical shipping with Sean Riley, President, and COO of Veson Nautical. Sean and host Victoria Meyer delve into the nuances of regulatory compliance, risk management, and data integration, essential elements driving competitive advantage in today's maritime logistics sector. The discussion covers how Veson's expertise distinguishes client relationships, turning them into collaborative partnerships to ensure alignment with ever-evolving regulations. Victoria and Sean further explore the shift towards more proactive supply chain management, emphasizing the critical role of data and collaboration. Sean offers valuable career advice, stressing the importance of curiosity, self-confidence, and a willingness to take risks and exceed expectations. He shares personal insights on the significance of feedback and highlights Veson's journey to enhance its data capabilities through strategic acquisitions. Victoria and Sean also address the industry's pressing challenges, including supply chain disruptions and the imperative of sustainability, presenting a future where data sharing and connectivity are paramount for operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. Join us to learn more about the following topics this week: Challenges in the maritime industry: geopolitical conflicts, weather related impacts, and new regulations The 2020's: the decade of supply chain Biggest trends chemical shippers are facing today Veson's platforms: helping chemical shippers manage risks Sustainability and regulatory shifts in the maritime industry Finding success in the maritime industry through leadership skills Veson's future: data, artificial intelligence and collaboration Killer Quote: "Finding what you like doing and doing a bit more than expected is key to career success. It's about being reasonably curious and confident, not fearing failure, and understanding feedback as perception, even if you disagree with it. Ultimately, it's not about whose fault something is, but who's willing to take responsibility and solve the problem." - Sean Riley  Thank you to our sponsor Veson Nautical: From multi-jurisdictional regulations to geopolitics and decarbonization, the maritime ecosystem is more complex than ever. This is creating unprecedented levels of risk exposure. With trusted maritime data and built-for-purpose workflows from Veson Nautical, you can confidently make decisions to better manage risk and maximize profit. For over twenty years, Veson has been co-innovating with the world's largest buyers and sellers of bulk marine freight.   Join their client community and find your decision advantage. Learn more at veson.com.***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player.  ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review. ***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com   ***Thank you to our sponsor Veson Nautical:From multi-jurisdictional regulations to geopolitics and decarbonization, the maritime ecosystem is more complex than ever. This is creating unprecedented levels of risk exposure. With trusted maritime data and built-for-purpose workflows from Veson Nautical, you can confidently make decisions to better manage risk and maximize profit.For over twenty years, Veson has been co-innovating with the world's largest buyers and sellers of bulk marine freight.  Join their client community and find your decision advantage. Learn more at veson.com 

In this episode, Brian is joined by Sean Riley, CEO of Maine Course Hospitality Group. As an owner / developer of hotels, Maine Course Hospitality leads the way in the Northeast US and has recently expanded south along the east coast. With over 25 properties, 9 brands and several independent hotels, Maine Course Hospitality is poised for future growth and continued success. Tune in to hear who Sean Thanks for helping him along the way.

Mark Samuel interviews Sean Riley from DUDE Wipes

Mark Samuel interviews Sean Riley from DUDE Wipes

Mark Samuel interviews Sean Riley from DUDE Wipes

Today we're talking to DUDE Wipes founder Sean Riley about how differentiation helped him build a $150M dollar brand in a very crowded market.  Hosts Jorie Munroe and Ariel Boswell jump into the tank with their business insights on Shark Tank products. Listen for: Creating a brand voice with humor, authenticity and irreverence  Capturing Super Bowl caliber viral moments  Working with Mark Cuban Know a segment or company we should feature from Shark Tank? Let us know at podcasts@hubspot.com Another Bite is a HubSpot Original Podcast // Brought to you by The HubSpot Podcast Network // Production by Arie Desormeaux. Editing by Robert Hartwig and support from Alfred Schulz.

Salty Dog's VERTICAL Podcast, July 2024 We're standing straight and tall tone hounds... real vertical! Ha! Some fabulous cuts on the VERTICAL show, I ain't lyin'. Check out Albert Cummings, Julia Sas, The Macnamarr Project, Curtis Salgado, Clayton Doley, Bill Barber, Sean Riley, Great Unknown, Bec Willis, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Daryl Roberts, The Blow Out, James Blood Ulmer, Elliot Sharps' Terraplane, Johnny Burgin, Damon Smith N Ezra Lee, Tura Bullfrog Rata, Watermelon Slim, Ton Waits, Mike Wheeler, Chris Whitley N Jeff Lang. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Albert Cummings / Emmylou / Strong 2. Julian Sas / Mercy / Bound To Roll 3. Anthony Geraci / Broken Mirror, Broken Mirror / Tears In My Eyes 4. ** The Macnamarr Project / Driving Wheel / The Quasar Sessions 5. Curtis Salgado / You Give the Blues A Bad Name / Fine By Me 6. ** Clayton Doley N The Flashy Dashbacks / Bully Stick / Jazz That Makes You Go Wow! 7. ** Bill Barber N The Holding Cell / Different Kind of Free / single pre release 8. Sean Riley N The Water / Stone Cold Hands / Stone Cold Hands 9. ** The Great Unknown / Flying Too High / Dirt And Bones 10. ** Bec Willis / End of Time / Other Side of Town 11. Hurray For The Riff Raff / Alibi / The Past Is Still Alive 12. ** Daryl Roberts N Hey Gringo / Bad Luck Reprise / Keep On Moving 13. ** The Blow Out / Road Song / Version of You 14. James Blood Ulmer / Death Letter / Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions 15. Elliot Sharps' Terraplane / Mirrors N Smoke / Forged 16. Johnny Burgin / Fresno Woman / Ramblin' From Coast To Coast 17. ** Damon Smith, Ezra Lee / GFC / Piano Boogie Wonderland! 18. Tura Bullfrog Rata / Next Town / Harmonica Masters of New Zealand 19. Watermelon Slim / St. Peter's Ledger / Church of the Blues 20. Tom Waits / Kentucky Avenue / Blue Valentine 21. Mike Wheeler / The Devil Got You First / Sunbeams All Twisted 22. Chris Whitley, ** Jeff Lang / Stagger Lee / Dislocation Blues

Welcome back to the show! In this episode, Steve is joined by Sean Riley of Capital Concepts, and they discuss how real estate investors can get funding for homes that banks won't even consider for a loan. Through the power of investor-friendly loans, both TWA and Capital Concepts have been helping people build their financial independence for years. Both gentlemen are here to teach you how to do it, too! Please remember that Steve is only an email away! Just send your questions, comments, or concerns to him directly at AskSteve@TotalWealthAcademy.com 

Sean Riley, CEO and co-founder of Dude Wipes, shares the story of how he and his friends started the company from their apartment with the goal of creating a better way to wipe. He discusses the challenges of bootstrapping the business, building the bold and irreverent Dude Wipes brand, and scaling the company to over $150 million in revenue. Sean dives into topics like viral marketing, focus and saying no, hiring, company culture, and his long-term vision for Dude Wipes. An insightful and entertaining look at building an iconic CPG brand.[00:00:00] - Intro and Origin Story[00:04:21] - Starting Dude Wipes[00:08:12] - Bootstrapping Out of Necessity[00:11:10] - Founder Dynamics and Goals[00:13:00] - Developing the Dude Wipes Brand[00:18:25] - Hiring Consultants vs Employees[00:23:15] - Dude Wipes Company Culture[00:25:11] - Word of Mouth Marketing[00:28:46] - Making Butt Wipes Fun[00:31:13] - Brand Positioning and Moats[00:33:00] - Evolving Brand and Gender Dynamics[00:36:56] - Defining the Dude Wipes Enemy[00:39:30] - Personal Branding Benefits[00:42:51] - Building to Sell vs Cash Flow[00:48:00] - Acquisition Interest and Market Trends[00:52:06] - Focusing on the Core Business[00:57:45] - Rapid Fire Questions[01:04:56] - Wrap UpABOUT THE HOSTS:Will Nitze is the Founder & CEO at IQBAR - America's leading "brain + body" nutrition startup. With minimal funding, Will has taken IQBAR from zero locations and zero in revenue in 2018 to 10,000+ doors and a projected $50 million in sales in 2024.Joe Lemay founded Rocketbook with business partner Jake Epstein. After being featured on “Shark Tank”, where the sharks passed on a chance to invest – Joe would go on to grow Rocketbook and sell it to BIC for 40 million dollars just three years later.Connect with Sean Riley:DUDE Wipes: https://dudewipes.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spriles/

Recent college grad Sean Riley noticed that his Animal House-style apartment full of dudes needed some help with hygiene. It wasn't like there wasn't enough toilet paper -- it was the fact that some (okay most) dudes needed a lot more help keeping that undercarriage clean after they did their business. Some dudes used bought baby wipes but that didn't seem to fit and that sparked the idea for a grown up hygienic product strong enough and made just for men and Dude Wipes was born. Want to get a short note from me each week with what I've learned from interviewing some of the smartest people in the world? It's the best inspiration, eduction, access to events, perks, finds, free stuff and more to help you improve your life and business: https://www.behindthebrand.tv/vipWant to watch the video version of Behind the Brand?http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrandWant to read the feature articles I write for my Inc. Magazine byline?https://www.inc.com/author/bryan-elliottConnect with me personally on social media:Instagram: http://instagram.com/1goodbrainTwitter: https://twitter.com/BryanElliottSee my film and commercial production work here:http://bit.ly/thegoodbrainworkFor business inquiries: producer@thegoodbrain.comSpecial thanks to our sponsor Plunge!Introducing the all-new Plunge All-In! It will transform your wellness routine—and your life—as our most revolutionary Plunge yet. Here are some of the features I'm excited about:➡️ Powerful cooling down to 37°F➡️ Smartphone connectivity for ultimate control➡️ Sleek exterior designThe all-in-one design offers a truly plug-and-plunge set-up and makes maintenance super easy thanks to very accessible filter. Check it out! Special Thanks to our Sponsor WeWork!With WeWork On Demand, you can book co-working space by the day and meeting rooms by the hour at locations around the world. As a part of the Behind the Brand community, you can get 50% off your next co-working space booking. Head to we.co/bryan50 to download the WeWork app and enter code BRYAN50 to get 50% off your next booking. visit https://we.co/behindthebrandSpecial Thanks to our Sponsor WHOOP!Use my special link and get a great deal on a new WHOOP 4.0.WEAR IT ANY-WEARComfortable enough to wear non-stop thanks to new, durable SuperKnit bands, but flexibly designed to be worn off your wrist in new WHOOP Body apparel.WAKE UP AT THE OPTIMAL TIMESet a haptic alarm that gently vibrates to wake you at the optimal time based on your sleep needs and cycles.MONITOR YOUR HEALTHA robust sensor suite allows you to monitor your key vital signs: Blood oxygen levels, skin temperature readings, and heart rate metrics.GET MORE ACCURATE DATA5 LEDs and 4 photodiodes capture your data more often than most wearables, providing best-in-class accuracy validated in lab studies and with third-party testing.TRACK METRICS 24/7Wirelessly charge your WHOOP with a waterproof* battery pack and capture data continuously—even while in the shower or washing dishes.Support the Show.

On this episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different, we have the pleasure of welcoming Sean Riley, the co-founder of Dude Wipes. for those unfamiliar with it, Dude Wipes is a brand that has revolutionized the concept of personal hygiene with a superior alternative to traditional toilet paper. Sean shares the story of how Dude Wipes catapulted to legendary success, including securing a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank and being recognized as one of the top five greatest Shark Tank entrepreneurs. Our conversation was not only enlightening but also a testament to the power of innovation and strategic category design in entrepreneurship. You're listening to Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different. We are the real dialogue podcast for people with a different mind. So get your mind in a different place, and hey ho, let's go. Sean Riley on Disrupting the Market with Practical Innovation The conversation starts off with Sean's mustache and how well everyone's taking to it. Sean's distinctive mustache isn't just a personal style choice; it's become a branding asset for Dude Wipes. Pivoting from that, Sean discusses the significance of the brand and its deep resonance with consumers. The name "Dude Wipes" itself is a stroke of genius, encapsulating humor, authenticity, and a bold approach to male hygiene. The conversation then veered towards the practicality of Dude Wipes. Sean emphasizes the universal dissatisfaction with traditional toilet paper and the need for a better solution, especially for men on the go. He explores the potential for Dude Wipes to become as ubiquitous as toilet paper, with the aim of making the product more accessible and convenient for consumers. Drawing parallels with Gojo Industries, the category king of liquid soap and Purell hand sanitizer, Christopher highlights the reframing of the problem and the potential for Dude Wipes to create a new category in the hygiene space. Despite initial skepticism, Sean's commitment to disrupting the toilet paper market remains unwavering. Sean Riley on Overcoming Skepticism and Embracing Category Potential In the early days, Dude Wipes faced challenges and skepticism. However, Sean and his team were confident in their product's appeal to men. They understood that by creating a better product, they could carve out a new space in the male market. Sean's insights on the importance of category potential and market dynamics were particularly enlightening, emphasizing the significance of entering a growing category with unique offerings. The Shark Tank Effect: A Pivotal Moment for Dude Wipes Sean provides an overview of Dude Wipes' impressive sales figures and distribution channels, highlighting the company's organic growth and resourceful brand-building approach. Reflecting on their Shark Tank experience, Sean recounts the unexpected turn of events when Mark Cuban offered them a deal, marking a pivotal moment for the company. Sean's passion and determination were palpable as he recounted the journey of building Dude Wipes and overcoming challenges to achieve success. To hear more from Sean Riley and to receive valuable insights into entrepreneurship, category design, and the power of believing in a product's potential, download and listen to this episode. Bio Sean Riley is the co-founder and driving force behind Dude Wipes, a groundbreaking brand in personal hygiene. With a business degree in hand, Sean teamed up with his childhood friend to challenge conventional notions of men's grooming. In 2010, they launched Dude Products, introducing flushable wipes tailored for men, a concept that resonated with consumers seeking convenient, effective, and masculine alternatives to traditional toilet paper. Sean's leadership propelled Dude Products from a garage startup to a global phenomenon, with a diverse product line available in major retailers worldwide. His dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction solidified Dude Wipes' position as a...

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Note: this episode contains explicit language.Episode 33 | Entrepreneurial InsightsThe Big Themes:A "radical experiment in self-governance": Chris shares his experience becoming a U.S. citizen and talks about the country's immense opportunities for individuals. The U.S., he says, is a beacon of democracy and freedom. He stresses the importance of recognizing and preserving its unique experiment in self-governance.Today's tech startups: Two innovative startups, WellCapped and DUDE Wipes, give unique answers to everyday problems. WellCapped, founded by Shante Frazier, disrupts the beauty industry with a Rent the Runway model for wigs and weaves. Meanwhile, Sean Riley's DUDE Wipes addresses the need for convenient and hygienic personal care products for men. These startups exemplify the entrepreneurial spirit.Lessons from history: Historical events such as the fall of the Berlin Wall and the rise of hiphop music demonstrate the impact of visionary individuals who challenge the status quo. By studying history and learning from past successes and failures, entrepreneurs can gain valuable insights to inform their own endeavors.The Big Quote: “Here's the secret of life . . . you figure out you're different. Some people call it being self-actualized . . . can you connect your uniqueness, your difference, your .1% difference to creating value for others in a way that makes a difference?"

Mark Samuel interviews Sean Riley from DUDE Wipes.

Sean Riley flipping burgers and then in construction before he started his side hustle on the weekends that quickly grew into a $150M business. Dude Wipes are a disposable wipe product manufactured by Dude Products, a personal care brand based in Chicago. In episode of the CEO podcast, Kevin and Sean talk about all aspects of being in the C-Suite, brand marketing, company culture and more!About host Kevin RutherfordKevin is a human-centric leader helping you to unlock your team's full potential by creating a dynamic and engaging work environment. Joined by other thought leaders, they will share tools they have used to create highly successful teams through culture-first leadership.Kevin Rutherford is a CEO, board member, public speaker and team culture expert who believes in the power of people. As CEO of two different companies, he shaped their company cultures resulting in recognition as one of ‘Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work' for a total of six years. Known as the Chief Eternal Optimist, he has made it his mission to create a working environment where everyone can succeed and thrive. Join Kevin on a journey to help you and your team become the very best they can be.

#035 - We're joined by the legendary entrepreneur behind DUDE Wipes, Sean Riley, whom you may recognize from Shark Tank when Sean & his co-founders partnered with Mark Cuban! Today we are looking back at how Sean & friends built a top-category brand off of Amazon using top of funnel marketing, such as ⁠putting "DUDE Wipes" on UFC fighter Tyron Woodley's shorts⁠. Sean details how they utilize DUDE Products' omnichannel presence to attract customers on Amazon & see repeat sales on other channels, balancing risks to differentiate your brand to your target market, and how they double down on winners to grow the product catalog. ⁠Follow Sean Riley on LinkedIn⁠Connect with ⁠Justin⁠ & ⁠Destaney⁠ on LinkedInLearn More About BTR Media Key Takeaways:Authentic and disruptive ideas often arise from outsiders with no prior industry experience; execution and scaling are crucial for success.Guerrilla marketing techniques provide cost-effective, impactful brand exposure and can lead to viral moments.Establishing a brand on Amazon is essential for exposure in the current e-commerce landscape, and subscribe-and-save features can significantly boost customer lifetime value.It is important to continuously evaluate product offerings, double down on what works, and fearlessly cut what doesn't.The future of e-commerce is increasingly brand-focused, with consumers seeking quality and authenticity over sheer quantity.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Please hate me" - That is the title of today's episode with Sean Riley, the CEO of Dude Wipes. My name is Jacques Spitzer and welcome to Marketing People Love.  Discover Sean's remarkable journey of transforming an everyday wipe, typically associated with babies, into the innovative and distinct category of Dude Wipes. Uncover the insights behind the bold decision to embrace being disliked as a brand and why this unconventional approach can be a strategic advantage. Sean delves into the art of leveraging branding to drive the adoption of a new category, offering valuable insights on transcending mere product status to establish a genuine brand identity. Throughout this series, we focus on individuals who have not just mastered marketing but have successfully crafted beloved brands. Tune in and discover why every GREAT brand needs a HATER.

Join host Sean Riley as he sits down with Steve Davis, an expert in industrial physics, to explore the dynamic world of packaging innovations. In this insightful episode, discover the catalyst behind groundbreaking research on how packaging solutions are transforming industries in 2023. From the surprising emphasis on plastics to cutting-edge materials like functionalized paper, Steve Davis sheds light on the industry's evolving landscape. Gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities posed by these innovations, and learn about the critical role of testing standards in ensuring trust and reliability. Don't miss this deep dive into the complex and exciting world of packaging innovations. Tune in now!PACK EXPO East returns to Philly in March 2024. It's your east coast connection for packaging and processing solutions. Be there to catch up on the latest industry advances, connect with suppliers and land on the right solutions for your entire production line—from automation and sustainability to e-commerce and much more. Register at packexpoeast.com.Support the showRegister for PACK EXPO Las Vegas today!

Season 5 - Episode 113 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat does it take to be a successful police leader in a constantly evolving world? Join us in our latest Cop Doc Podcast episode as we dive into the mind of Deputy Chief Sean Riley from the Framingham Massachusetts Police Department. We explore the challenges and rewards of leading a force of 136 sworn officers, handling a diverse population, and managing a transition from a town to a city.Deputy Chief Riley shares invaluable insights on the importance of police leadership succession planning and cultivating a lasting legacy. As a true leader, he offers practical advice to new lieutenants, stressing the significance of listening to their team and speaking with one voice. We also delve into the role of civilian staff in policing and how they contribute to the ever-growing mental health calls.But there's more to leading a police department than meets the eye. Deputy Chief Riley reveals his plans for creating a community impact unit that aims to address calls for service, crime, mental health, and quality of life issues. We discuss the international implications of the Framingham Police Department and the mentor-mentee approach he employs with his team. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode featuring a true leader who's passionate about the men and women in blue.Contact us: copdoc.podcast@gmail.com Website: www.copdocpodcast.comIf you'd like to arrange for facilitated training, or consulting, or talk about steps you might take to improve your leadership and help in your quest for promotion, contact Steve at stephen.morreale@gmail.com

Craig Elsten and Sean Riley wrap up the week with a creative grid...while Sean highlights some key stories (A-Rod out of the HOF, comparison between Dwight Evans and Andre Dawson), Craig got a creative wind in the morning and filled his grid out exclusively with first basemen! Plenty of fun baseball conversation follows, wide-ranging and we hope engaging.

Craig Elsten and Sean Riley navigate their way through Immaculate Grid #186, which as of the time of recording was only conceding 4.6 correct answers on average out of 9! The guys talk about the eternal difficulty of finding players with 200+ hit seasons, as well as some great stories about the Ulitmate Grid Sicko, the Lou Brock-Ernie Broglio trade, and more! Send an email for tomorrow's mailbag episode: immaculatetalk@gmail.com

Craig Elsten and Sean Riley go through one of the more challenging Immaculate Grids of the week (5.4 average correct), talking about the 1993 Blue Jays, low-average power hitting shortstops, the brilliant strand rate of Rollie Fingers, and much more!

Sean Riley returns for his second appearance of the week, joining Craig Elsten to go square-by-square through Immaculate Grid #179, including:A great example of the dangers of overuse from a former Reds aceA closer who Sean gave up on far too early thanks to some bad scoutingA Hall of Famer who was also a Comeback Player of the Year...and much more!Send in any questions for tomorrow's mailbag at immaculatetalk@gmail.com

With Joe Sheehan on hiatus, Craig Elsten is joined by former Strat-o-Matic World Champion Sean Riley to go square-by-square through Immaculate Grid #176, including The heartbreak of growing up an Angels fanSomething you'll never believe Mike Trout didn't doThe second-best leadoff hitter of the 1980sA couple different Shawn Green stories...and more!

Echamos un buen puñado de novedades a la marmita y aderezamos con una sorprendente “Versión y original” o con la última entrega del NY Hed Studio de manhattan en donde Rocío nos habla del proceso de grabación de los Messer Chups. Para arrancar el viaje hay un disco destacado, la última entrega de los suecos The Hives. (Foto del podcast por Ebru Yidiz; The Hives) Playlist; THE HIVES “Rigor mortis radio” (The death of Randy Fitzsimmons, 2023) THE HIVES “Trapdoor solution” (The death of Randy Fitzsimmons, 2023) THE HIVES “Crash into the weekend” (The death of Randy Fitzsimmons, 2023) HAIRY NIPPLES “Closer to you” (Gaslighting, 2023) THE LEGENDARY TIGERMAN feat RAY and SEAN RILEY “Bright lights, big city” (Zeitgeist, 2023) TELEKRIMEN “Himno a la banda” (El circo del brujo, 2023) Versión y original; EDDIE MEDUZA “Reaktorn läck i Barsebäck” (1980) PASCAL COMELADE “Choni bi gutt” (Le non-sens du rythme, 2022) LEE RANALDO, PASCAL COMELADE Y RAMON PRATS “Lou’s blues” (Velvet Serenade, 2023) NY HED Studio presenta; MESSER CHUPS “Tell the girls I’m back in town” (inédito) ZACK KEIM “Better days” (single, 2023) MASTER PLAN “You’re mine” (Grand cru, 2023) THE DICTATORS “Thank you and have a nice day” (single, 2023) Escuchar audio

Welcome back to Finding Your Voice after 40 Podcast.  We are continuing our special Summer "R&R" (Rewind & Reset) Series where we are counting down our top 10 most listened to episodes.  This week we present our 2nd most listened to interview, Episode #2 "Shedding Away What No Longer Serves You." In this week's episode, listeners will learn more about our special guest, B. Sean Riley, MDIV who is an educator, author and social entrepreneur.  Our discussion explores the many ways your younger self influences and informs who you are and how you practice life including self-care after 40.  Riley shares many nuggets for listeners to consider as they navigate their second half of life, including developing a wellness protocol for the mind, body and soul.  To learn more about B. Sean Riley and his services and upcoming new book, visit www.bseanriley.com CLICK HERE to watch the video of the episode. Listen to bonus episodes, receive self-care newsletters and access to upcoming curated virtual and in-person events by joining our Patreon membership at any tier level at⁠ patreon.com/findingyourvoice⁠ For other services and upcoming events including our upcoming ⁠2024 Mexico VIP Cultural Immersion Retreat ⁠visit⁠ https://linktr.ee/kenyamjmusic⁠ To purchase your special new gratitude t-shirt and affirmation products from⁠ A Beautiful Fix CLICK HERE⁠. LADIES: Join our ⁠ S.H.E Collective Patreon Membership⁠ for FREE for a 7-Day trial!  Experience what podcast host KENYA lives by in order to create a lifestyle of harmony and alignment.  Membership includes a weekly “woo-sah” of self-care resources and activities, virtual monthly healthy habits meet-up including self-care journaling, guided meditation with breathwork, discussion and an info session about creating and sustaining healthy habits including de-stressing. Visit⁠ patreon.com/findingyourvoice⁠ Are you curious to know how astrology can help you with removing personal blocks and creating a more fulfilling lifestyle? ⁠⁠ CLICK HERE⁠⁠ to book an Astrology Guidance Reading!  This extremely unique and special session will guide you through your birth chart and provide information about how to use your personal gifts and energy to overcome challenges in order to enhance your personal self-care and overall quality of life. To learn more about Finding Your Voice coaching services, retreats, memberships and to connect with Kenya for a free discovery call in order to THRIVE and begin your personal transformation, visit⁠ www.findingyourvoiceafter40.com⁠. Follow Kenya on social media using @kenyamjmusic for⁠ Instagram⁠,⁠ Facebook⁠,⁠ Twitter⁠ and⁠ YouTube⁠ *Podcast music written, performed and co-produced by⁠ KENYA⁠; Song Title: "⁠Starting Over (Reprise)⁠"  Full length version of "Starting Over" is available on all major streaming platforms including⁠ Spotify⁠, Apple Music and Google Play.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/findingyourvoiceafter40/message

Sean Riley and Rich Jones are NOT waiting for ANYONE to hit rock bottom. Using the peer support model from Responder Health and Youturn Health they are changing the way First Responders get help. In an industry filled with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and suicidal ideation, something has to be done differently to meet these brave men and women where they are. First Responders take care of us, we need to care for them!! 7 days a week/ 24 hours a day!!Rich Jones is the Chief Clinical Officer at Youturn Health.Sean started his law enforcement career as San Diego County Deputy Sheriff in 1987 and then relocated to Washington in 1990 and spent over 16 years with the Kirkland Police Department. Sean's many accomplishments include being a member of the International Homicide Investigator's Association, a Homicide and Sexual Assault Detective, a D.A.R.E. Officer, a Gang Officer, and a certified trainer. He is also credited with solving one of the first-ever elder abuse homicide cases in the nation. Sean started his law enforcement career as San Diego County Deputy Sheriff in 1987 and then relocated to Washington in 1990 and spent over 16 years with the Kirkland Police Department. Sean's many accomplishments include being a member of the International Homicide Investigator's Association, a Homicide and Sexual Assault Detective, a D.A.R.E. Officer, a Gang Officer, and a certified trainer. He is also credited with solving one of the first-ever elder abuse homicide cases in the nation. Recognized as an exciting national keynote speaker and trainer in high demand, Sean travels throughout the United States to share his inspirational story, and cutting-edge training in a non-traditional, interactive format. Riley hits those controversial topics “head-on” that have traditionally been taboo in the first responder population.Safe Call Now® provides public safety employees, all emergency services personnel, and their family members nationwide with a simple and confidential way to ask for help. Staffed by first responders, former first responders, and public safety professionals, Safe Call Now® is a safe and confidential place to turn to get help from individuals who understand the demands of a first responder career.Safe Call Now® is a confidential, comprehensive 24-hour crisis referral service for all public safety employees, all emergency services personnel, and their family members nationwide. Safe Call Now® was started in 2009 after landmark legislation guaranteed confidentiality nationwide for all who call the Safe Call Now® crisis line which is staffed by current and former first responders.https://responderhealth.com/Make a Safe Call Now: 206-459-3020 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Sean Riley, Founder and Chief Executive Dude of DUDE, and best known for DUDE Wipes shares all about how they have built this amazing and humorous brand. Wiping over 1 billion butts per year and growing, you'll hear more about how Sean and his team have taken a taboo topic, grown a company around it, plus snagged a Shark Tank deal with Shark Mark Cuban. I love the back story, the products, the humorous marketing and more! Plus this very motivating Founder! On this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow. Enjoying this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow? Let me know by clicking on the links below and sending me a quick shout-out on social. Or reach out to me at karagoldin@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/karagoldin/ https://www.instagram.com/karagoldin/ https://twitter.com/karagoldin https://www.facebook.com/KaraGoldin/ Check out our website to view this episode's show notes: https://karagoldin.com/podcast/398 To learn more about Sean Riley and DUDE Wipes: https://www.instagram.com/dudewipes/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/spriles https://www.tiktok.com/@dudewipes https://twitter.com/dudewipes https://www.dudeproducts.com/

Specright and Packaging InfoMeyers Sustainable Packaging Guide eBookSponsor information!If you listened to the podcast and wanted to connect with Specright to rid the world of waste. Let's go! www.specright.com/pkg. Prepare your company for the world of EPR laws and be the sustainability hero! Make sure you check them out and join them on their mission to have a world where people are free to make amazing things!SupplyCaddy is welcomed on as the latest packaging podcast sponsor! SupplyCaddy is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of packaging and disposables for the foodservice industry. With headquarters in Miami, Florida, and manufacturing facilities in North America and Europe, SupplyCaddy is able to provide high-quality, affordable products for restaurants, chains, and foodservice brands globally. For more information, visit SupplyCaddy.com.Show Notes: Circularity 23 Day One with Cory Connors and Adam PeekIntroductionIn this podcast episode, Cory Connors and Adam Peek discuss the highlights of day one at Circularity 23, a conference focusing on the circular economy. Cory and Adam share their thoughts on the event, the various sessions they attended, and the exciting developments in reusable packaging.OverviewCorey and Adam discuss the first day of Circularity 23, which focused on reusability and reusable packaging. They highlight the challenges of implementing a circular economy and the various stakeholders involved in the process. They also share examples of successful reuse initiatives, such as the Modus Center in Portland. In this episode, they delve deeper into the complexities of reuse and discuss the logistics of cleaning and transporting reusable items. They also share their excitement about the future of sustainable packaging and the positive impact it can have on the world.Timestamped Chapter Summary* Introduction: Corey and Adam introduce the podcast and discuss their experience at Circularity 23. [0:00:00]* Overview: Corey and Adam provide an overview of the main topics discussed during the conference, including reusability and reusable packaging. [0:01:48]* Challenges of Implementing a Circular Economy: Corey and Adam discuss the challenges of implementing a circular economy, including the involvement of various stakeholders and the need for government support. [0:04:04]* Bold Reuse at the Modus Center: Corey and Adam discuss Bold Reuse's successful reuse initiative at the Modus Center in Portland. [0:05:21]* Reusability in the Airline Industry: Adam and Corey discuss the opportunities for reusability in the airline industry, including the challenges of implementing reuse initiatives on quick-turn flights. They also share ideas for on-site filling systems and the importance of extended producer responsibility laws. [0:05:49]* Governor Jay Inslee and Wash to Shore: Adam highlights Governor Jay Inslee's passion for extended producer responsibility laws and the energy around sustainable initiatives in Seattle. They also discuss the Wash to Shore organization, which creates art from ocean plastics. [0:10:21]* The Future of Sustainable Packaging: Corey and Adam share their excitement for the future of sustainable packaging and the positive impact it can have on the world. They also discuss the potential impact of Google's sustainable initiatives. [0:10:54]* Apple's Big Event: Corey and Adam briefly discuss Apple's recent product announcements and the potential impact on sustainable packaging. [0:11:30]* Invitation to Conference Attendees: Adam invites conference attendees to reach out to him and Corey if they are unable to attend certain sessions and would like notes. [0:12:08]Relevant Links and Resources* Circularity 23: https://www.circulareconomy23.com/* Bold Reuse: https://www.boldreuse.com/* Modus Center: https://rosequarter.com/arena/moda-center/* Wash to Shore: https://www.washtoshore.org/Quotable Phrases* "For the first time, I'm very excited about what's going on with reusable packaging." - Corey Connors [0:02:15]* "Anytime you see, like, we need federal, state, and local government, it's like, oh, my gosh." - Adam Peek [0:04:30]* "That cycle is what we need. And they figured out how to do it." - Corey Connors on Bold Reuse's initiative at the Modus Center [0:05:21]* "Somebody or some entity has to clean the things, they have to transport it and there's energy that goes in other water, that goes in other chemicals, there's all these things that go into that." - Adam Peek on the complexities of implementing reuse initiatives [0:08:12]* "It feels like the future is bright for sustainable packaging and for the world." - Corey Connors [0:10:54]Social Media Handles and CTAs* Corey Connors: Twitter - @corygated1, LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/coryconnors/* Adam Peek: Twitter - @AdamPeek, LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adampeek/ConclusionCorey and Adam's discussion highlights the importance of reusability and reusable packaging in the circular economy. While there are challenges to implementing a circular economy, initiatives like Bold Reuse's at the Modus Center offer hope for a more sustainable future. They also discuss the complexities of implementing reuse initiatives, including the need for government support and the logistics of cleaning and transporting reusable items. However, with the energy and passion around sustainable initiatives in Seattle and beyond, the future looks bright for sustainable packaging and a more circular economy. Conference attendees who are unable to attend certain sessions are invited to reach out to Corey and Adam for notes.Timestamp Summary 0:00:00 Introduction to Circularity 23 0:00:28 Discussion on attending Circularity for the first time 0:01:10 Conversation on reusable packaging and running into people 0:02:15 Excitement on the progress of reusable packaging 0:03:33 Mention of Anchor Bar and Marcos Pizza 0:04:04 Discussion on the challenges of implementing reusable packaging 0:04:55 Mention of Jocelyn, CEO of Bold Reuse and the Modus Center 0:05:21 Conclusion on the success of Bold Reuse and the potential for replication 0:05:49 Discussion on Delta Airlines and the opportunity for reusability 0:07:06 Logistical realities of implementing reusable packaging for airlines 0:08:12 Ideas for facilitating more sustainable packaging 0:09:22 Energy around extended producer responsibility laws in Washington 0:10:21 Proximity to the ocean driving sustainability efforts 0:11:24 Positive impact potential of sustainable packaging 0:11:50 Discussion on Apple's recent announcements and potential packaging 0:12:08 Invitation to ask for feedback on sessions not attended 0:12:44 Willingness to represent the community 0:12:58 Conclusion of Day 1 and invitation to Day 2[TRANSCRIPT][0:00:00] (Corey Connors): Welcome. We are live from Circularity 23.[0:00:04] (Adam Peek): Hello.[0:00:06] (Corey Connors): Day one. Adam pete corey connors. We are podcasting live. It's been an exciting day, a big day here in the great Northwest. Seattle, Washington, which is this is the first event I've been able to drive to, which is pretty awesome. Usually I have to fly and usually my time zones are all different. So this has been a nice change.[0:00:28] (Adam Peek): Well, some of us had to fly here.[0:00:30] (Corey Connors): I don't feel bad for you because I've done that many times, and most of the time I have to fly long distances to Chicago or Atlanta or Paris or Italy.[0:00:45] (Adam Peek): Everyone is just crying.[0:00:46] (Corey Connors): So challenging. Yeah. But how was the first day so far?[0:00:52] (Adam Peek): It's been good. I've never attended Circularity before, so this is my first time. Good energy, for sure. The sessions so far have been great. It's cool when you just accidentally run into people.[0:01:10] (Corey Connors): Yes.[0:01:12] (Adam Peek): I'll give you a great example. So I was talking with hang on, this company. I actually grabbed some samples, better packaging, and they make these like, I am a compostable. I'm a compost pack.[0:01:26] (Corey Connors): I've heard of these. Yeah.[0:01:28] (Adam Peek): So I grabbed this. Says Home Compostable Certified in Australia. It's a New Zealand company. Anyway, and I was just telling her how I lived in Utah, and I turned around and there was someone from Kodapaxi, and I was like, oh, you're from Kodapaxi.[0:01:43] (Corey Connors): I know that.[0:01:43] (Adam Peek): We had a whole great conversation. Yeah, it was fun.[0:01:48] (Corey Connors): Very impressive. 1400 people here. The first couple of hours were about reusability and reusable packaging. And I'm frankly, for the first time in a very long forever, for the first time, I'm very excited about what's going on with reusable packaging. It feels like it's finally got teeth. It's finally going to happen.[0:02:15] (Adam Peek): Right?[0:02:16] (Corey Connors): And for so long, it's just like, why are we trying to recycle this when it could be reusable? Like the CEO of our cup was talking about at concerts? People don't want to recycle. They want to just throw it into a bin altogether with everything else. And that's pretty easy to pull out reusable cups from. So they have this awesome system and they've identified a problem. They've solved it, right?[0:02:48] (Adam Peek): Yes, 100%. Let's give a quick shout out here to Dustin.[0:02:53] (Corey Connors): What's up?[0:02:53] (Adam Peek): Dustin Smith. By the way, they have some of the coolest hoodies, the boltsmith hoodies.[0:02:58] (Corey Connors): Oh, yeah.[0:02:59] (Adam Peek): I ran into John, Dustin's co founder, and he had a hoodie on, and I was like, I like that. And thank you to the team there. They sent it on over. So glad. Dustin, we can get you through the Buffalo Airport, though, if you get stuck overnight, anchor Bar has the original Buffalo Wild Wings and they're delicious. They're incredible. So go shout out to the Anchor Bar. If you and or Marcos Pizza want to sponsor, we're here for it.[0:03:33] (Corey Connors): Questionable. Yeah, it's fine.[0:03:37] (Adam Peek): No, I love the session on reuse and it was 3 hours. There were 3 hours of conversations around reusable packaging and just the whole infrastructure. And there was one of the sessions, they had kind of the ecosystem up there and said, these are where all the stakeholders are. And you just realized why this has taken so long?[0:04:04] (Corey Connors): Yes.[0:04:04] (Adam Peek): Is because anytime you see, like, we need federal, state, and local government, it's like, oh, my gosh. And then you need all these other stakeholders, and you need CPG brands, and you need packaging companies, and you need people to collect, and you need people to sort, and you need people to wash. And it was like, wow, I understand why everyone has wanted this for so long and also why it's taking so long.[0:04:30] (Corey Connors): There are so many moving parts. There are so many unknowns. There are so many frustrations. Even if this is perfect and it's dialed in, we still need these five things over here to make this work. And Jocelyn, the CEO of Bold reuse. She's talking about the Modus Center in Portland. Go Blazers. I know you're not a huge no.[0:04:55] (Adam Peek): You can say whatever you want. Listen, the Denver Nuggets are in the NBA Finals, and the Portland Trailblazers have the second pick in the NBA draft. So it's fine. They're going to take it's a rebuilding year. No, they have the third pick.[0:05:06] (Corey Connors): Sorry. They have the third pick.[0:05:07] (Adam Peek): Sorry, Kristen.[0:05:09] (Corey Connors): We've been on a rebuilding year for, I think, ten years or maybe longer, not so much.[0:05:13] (Adam Peek): But this isn't a sports podcast.[0:05:15] (Corey Connors): It's fine.[0:05:16] (Adam Peek): But you get Brandon Miller. He's going to be great.[0:05:19] (Corey Connors): I agree.[0:05:19] (Adam Peek): So the motor center, you were saying?[0:05:21] (Corey Connors): They have reusable packaging thanks to Bold Reuse, and it's locally collected and cleaned and redistributed back for use again. And that cycle is what we need. And they figured out how to do it, and it's something that we can replicate do at other facilities. It could be at a hotel. It could be anywhere.[0:05:49] (Adam Peek): Yeah, I didn't catch the person's name, but I saw someone with, like, the Delta Airlines tag on, and I thought, man, what an opportunity. And I'm glad that they're here because I spend so much time in the Delta Sky Clubs and on Delta flights. And I think you have an ecosystem here that you can control reusability when it comes to a lot of these things. And most of the Sky Clubs have the eco products. They've got the compostable utensils and plates and things like that, but there's no place to collect compostable items.[0:06:27] (Adam Peek): And I've said this on TikTok before, I've said that, put this on LinkedIn before, and I'm like, it's a step in one direction or another. But man, what an opportunity for them to grab hold of the reuse momentum as a big corporation. Even like Hyatt, where we're staying at is beautiful. The Hyatt Regency is awesome. There's so many opportunities. And one note was reusable. I think the stat was Reusable startups or circularity startups are up like 1100% or something from five years ago.[0:07:06] (Corey Connors): It's happening. Yeah, it's finally to talk to her about packaging and what can Aurora do that would facilitate something more for Delta Airlines and that would be more sustainable? So you're exactly right. They have literally a closed container where they're holding the people and why can't you use reusable packaging for that? Why can't we wash those and reuse them again in perpetuity until they break and then you recycle them?[0:07:45] (Adam Peek): I would imagine part of it, and this goes to the complexity of it, right, is you have such a quick turn on flights and in order to wash and sanitize everything, you have to be able to do that at the airport. And so now you have to get certain permissions from the airport. You've got to build out things at the airport unless you're going to collect and then send away and have enough for every flight.[0:08:12] (Adam Peek): So it was just like some of those logistical realities that I'm glad to know and have heard from people who are actually actively working on those logistical realities because that was always my biggest mental hang up on reuse was, well, who's going to do all this stuff? Somebody or some entity has to clean the things, they have to transport it and there's energy that goes in other water, that goes in other chemicals, there's all these things that go into that. And so it was just cool to see a whole room full of people say, yes, we get it and we're working on it, we're doing things and.[0:08:45] (Corey Connors): Hey, I have five ideas. And I sat next to Gene from Boomerang Water and they have a system that's on site. So what if you had one of their filling systems at each airport hub and you could take the empty bottles and take them over there and they wash them and refill them right there rather than having some third party company deliver these bottles in a truck. Right. So fascinating ideas and I'm excited to see what happens.[0:09:22] (Adam Peek): Yeah, for sure. And even just hearing at the main session, governor Jay Inslee from Washington was there and I think you were up here recording some podcasts when he was talking. But the energy that the state of Washington has had around extended producer responsibility laws and just the you could tell this wasn't an opportunity to gain political points, but it was really something that he was passionate about and you can even feel it in Seattle, right? Like Seattle as a city is very concerned and is very concentrated on not just Reusability, but also the wash to shore. People were there talking about what they're building out of ocean plastics. So they're doing beach cleanup and then they make art out of it. They call it beauty from tragedy, basically.[0:10:21] (Adam Peek): Oh, wow. And so that's why like that seahorse that's down there? Yeah, it's this organization called Wash to Shore. So you have the proximity to the ocean that's really driving a lot of it, along with just the residents and the companies. Amazon is here. Starbucks is here. Boeing is here. Pokemon, Nintendo, and on and on and on. Brooks running. So anyway, there's really cool energy and it's just neat to just bump into people.[0:10:54] (Corey Connors): It feels like the future is bright for sustainable packaging and for the world. I don't want to be so grandiose, but I come to events like this and I get re energized. One of the first people I met was from Google, and to talk about what they're doing is incredible. I can't wait to have that podcast and talk about the massive impact potential there will be. Very positive. Yeah.[0:11:24] (Adam Peek): I'm guessing there was nobody here from Apple because they had their big drop, their big announcements and stuff for today.[0:11:30] (Corey Connors): Did they have a layoff?[0:11:32] (Adam Peek): No, they just had their big event. Right. Like, these are the new things.[0:11:36] (Corey Connors): I haven't heard of anything negative. No.[0:11:38] (Adam Peek): They came out with like some $3,500 glasses. And my friend Sean Riley from Dude Wipes commented, I hope it also wipes my ass.[0:11:49] (Corey Connors): Yeah, that's fair.[0:11:50] (Adam Peek): Yeah. But I wonder what the packaging is going to be like for that. Right? Probably something cool and sleek.[0:11:58] (Corey Connors): Probably not sustainable, but maybe it'll be beautiful.[0:12:02] (Adam Peek): Yeah.[0:12:04] (Corey Connors): Well, this has been great. Yeah. Thank you, Adam. Appreciate you.[0:12:08] (Adam Peek): Yeah, for sure. And if anyone is out there and you couldn't make it to Seattle, we understand travel budgets are tight. The conference cost might have been high, but if you see like a session or something that you are hoping to see tomorrow or at least get some feedback on or something like that, please hit up myself or Corey. We'd be happy to go check out the session, give you some notes or something like that. So don't feel like this has to be just us here.[0:12:44] (Adam Peek): We can represent this whole community.[0:12:46] (Corey Connors): Yeah. Thank you.[0:12:48] (Adam Peek): Yeah, for sure. Thanks, everybody. I think we're going to be back tomorrow, right?[0:12:51] (Corey Connors): Yeah.[0:12:51] (Adam Peek): Okay.[0:12:52] (Corey Connors): Yeah.[0:12:52] (Adam Peek): Do this again tomorrow. We'll wrap up day two tomorrow. Thanks, everybody. See you.[0:12:58] (Corey Connors): Bye. It's. This is a public episode. 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In this episode, Mike is joined by Sean Riley, “Chief Executive Dude” at DUDE Wipes. DUDE Wipes was created when Sean and his friends realized that baby wipes were a cleaner alternative to toilet paper. With $30k in cash DUDE Wipes was launched in 2012 out of an apartment in Chicago. A few years later they landed a Shark Tank deal and Mark Cuban invested in DUDE wipes. Today, as DUDE Wipes puts it, they “wipe over 1 billion butts per year” and are sold in Walmart, Target, Kroger, and on Amazon. Throughout this episode, Sean talks about the early days creating DUDE Wipes, what the challenges were as a team with zero entrepreneurial experience, how the business has been financed, how DUDE Wipes has scaled to the level it is at now, the role that mentorship has played in his life, the value of creating a personal brand and so much more. Connect with Sean Riley on LinkedIn Check Out DUDE Wipes Connect with Mike on LinkedIn Follow Mike on Instagram Get Mike's free mentorship tools at Www.fatafleishman.org Check out all things Mike at Www.mikefata.ca

Today I sat down with Sean Riley, co-founder and Chief Executive Dude of Dude Wipes. Sean shares the story of how he and his co-founder turned a simple idea into a successful business, with the help of entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban. We'll hear about the challenges they faced and how they were able to scale their company to over $100 million in revenue. Sean also offers insights and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in the world of business. Learn more about Dude Products: https://dudeproducts.com/ Follow Sean Riley on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spriles/ - Subscribe to The Casey Adams Show on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-casey-adams-show/id1328795944 Follow me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/casey Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CaseyAdams  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@caseyadams YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/CaseyAdams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a Wipes and Weenus Wednesday here on the People of Packaging Podcast as we talked with Sean Riley Chief Dude at Dude Wipes along with the first appearance of AJ Peek, CMO of Weenus Lube (and producer of the intro music to this episode!)You can get your preorder of Weenus Lube (elbow skin lotion) at www.weenuslube.comSpecial thanks to Formic for supporting this episode. If you want to hire some robots by the hour, they are your team. Check them out at Formic.coIf you listened to the podcast and wanted to connect with Specright to rid the world of waste. Let's go! www.specright.com/pkg. Also, make sure you check out their Spec Summit in Nashville in 2023! Go here to register! I'll be there live and in the fleshOr…Are you sick and tired of the same positions at your PLANT consistently being open or just not being filled? Or maybe your facility just isn't retaining talent due to not having dedicated recruitment support.If you need contract-to-hire support, or you are looking to hire directly for industry professionals…. Spark Packaging can help. Spark Packaging is the industry partner who provides all your recruitment and staffing needs.  If you are hearing this…and thinking “THAT'S ME”…You need to go to to SparkPackagingINC.com/HIRING , again that is SparkPackagingINC.com/HIRING and answer some of their questions. Once received a Spark team-member will reach out A-S-A-P! Tell them the Packaging Pastor sent ya!This podcast is part of a great network of podcasts about packaging. Go follow Sustainable Packaging with Cory Connors along with Packaging Unbox'd hosted by Evelio Mattos Get full access to Packaging Is Awesome with Adam Peek at www.packagingisawesome.com/subscribe

#007 - Dude, this episode you can't miss! We're joined by the legendary entrepreneur behind DUDE Wipes, Sean Riley, whom you may recognize from Shark Tank when Sean & his co-founders partnered with Mark Cuban! Today we are looking back at how Sean & friends built a top-category brand off of Amazon using top of funnel marketing, such as putting "DUDE Wipes" on UFC fighter Tyron Woodley's shorts. Sean details how they utilize DUDE Products' omnichannel presence to attract customers on Amazon & see repeat sales on other channels, balancing risks to differentiate your brand to your target market, and how they double down on winners to grow the product catalog. Follow Sean Riley on LinkedIn Connect with Justin & Destaney on LinkedIn Learn more about BetterAMS

In this interview, Sean Riley, aka the chief executive dude, and Ryan Meegan, chief marketing officer, talk about secrets of their success, the unusual way they selected new agency Curiosity with help from former P&G executive Pete Carter, what it's like working with Mark Cuban, and why clogged sewer lines won't slow them down.

In this episode of UnPACKed with CPC, Dr. Mary-Grace Danao, associate professor, Department of Food Science and Technology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, chats with Sean Riley, senior news director, PMMI to provide insights on how High Pressure Processing (HPP) can help keep fresh pet safe from food contamination.  They will delve into a recent recall of fresh pet food, the safety benefits HPP provides, and how companies can start using HPP. Support the show

Welcome to episode 279 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest Sean Riley of Laptop Mag -- brought to you by Audible. In this episode, we discuss the state of affordable phones in the US, revisit the Google Pixel 6a, review the RedMagic 7S Pro and dive into some official OnePlus 10T details. We then cover rumors, leaks and news from Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm.Episode Links- Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tnkgrl- Donate: https://tnkgrl.com/tnkgrl/- Support the podcast with Audible: http://AudibleTrial.com/MobileTech- Sean Riley: https://twitter.com/rileyseanm- Sean's Google Pixel 6a review: https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/pixel-6a-review- Best affordable phones in the US: https://www.laptopmag.com/best-picks/best-budget-phones- RedMagic 7S Pro review: https://pocketnow.com/nubia-redmagic-7s-pro-review- OnePlus 10T drops alert slider and Hasselblad partnership: https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/24/23273890/oneplus-10t-design-alert-slider-display-size-camera-specs- Google Pixel 7 series camera sensors leak: https://9to5google.com/2022/07/26/pixel-7-pro-tablet-camera-sensors/- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 and Z Flip4 prices leak: https://www.androidpolice.com/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-4-z-flip-4-pricing-leak-paying-more/- Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 and W5+ Gen 1 chips: https://pocketnow.com/qualcomm-snapdragon-w5-plus-gen-1

Sean Riley has gone from being on Shark Tank to millions of dollars a year in sales. Clean your butt. https://dudeproducts.com/ 1:17 with the story of how it was created, and launching a company while having full time jobs. 4:50 Going from some cool learnings to making it a full time with less than 100K in sales by going through an incubator, and taking part time jobs to make ends meet. 6:00 Getting into more retail stores and sections, and launching complimentary products that grow bigger and faster. 7:30 Raising capital and working with Mark Cuban. They used the money toward inventory, and that's the best place to put capital early on if you can. This let them build relationships with banks to open up lines of credit based on sales and accounts receivable. ivan@hoski.ca This is a good audiogram. 10:20 Be patient and let the capital come. 10:50 $702,000 in Amazon Prime sales. Using previous data to place bets for home runs and use the inventory for future orders. 13:10 Mark Cuban's best advice early on was don't drown in opportunity. Spend your time with what's working. They learned during COVID how to prioritize their loyal retailers who reordered and slotted in toilet paper isles. 15:00 Most of the budget is spent putting towards getting new trials. Their NASCAR was a partnership with Wal-Mart. This means looking at ROAS less directly for direct sales through the website. 17:35 Sean is unapologetic about sharing wins and addressing competition from big brands of toilet paper players like Royal and Charmin. 20:00 Sean loves getting involved with billboards and out of home, including the virality of online presence. Sign up for Chris' weekly newsletter https://chrismeade.beehiiv.com/subscribe (Cross Commerce) here, and connect with him on https://twitter.com/chrismeadej (Twitter) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjmeade/ (Linkedin). Chris Meade is the co-founder & CMO of CROSSNET, the world's first four-way volleyball game. Chris was honored with Forbes 30U30 for the 2021 Sports category. CROSSNET combines elements of the childhood game four square and volleyball in a competitive game to 11, win by 2. CROSSNET is now available at 3000+ retail stores such as Walmart, Target, DICKS, Academy Sports, Sam's Club and 20+ other retailers.

Most PACK EXPO Forum sessions involve discussions on trends or issues that need addressing in the packaging and processing industry. Each day, as a bonus to attendees, Sean Riley sits down with two of our esteemed editors from PMMI Media Group to talk about real solutions from the show floor that attendees can stop by and take a look at. Since everyone can't get to every booth, Matt Reynolds from Packaging World Magazine, Stephanie Neil from OEM and I  share some must-see technologies that every attendee and exhibitor should be aware of.Support the show (https://pmmi.org/my-pmmi)

On this week's episode, Logan sets out to make friends with entrepreneur Sean Riley, Chief Executive Dude at Dude Wipes. Join them as they talk about his suburban upbringing, how they both miss a good trip to the mall, the worst rule his parents had, playing ding dong ditch, his first job as a janitor, what led him to Illinois State, his budget beer of choice in college, being a construction management major, moving back into his parents' basement after graduation, being a door-to-door roof salesman, sharing an apartment with 4 roommates, how their habit of using baby wipes led to the “A-HA” moment from which Dude Wipes were born, the product being brand-first, the “fake it til you make it” approach they took to finding suppliers and performing testing, trying to sell off their first pallet of Dude Wipes anywhere and everywhere possible, building a genuine connection with customers from day one, owning that the Dude Wipes brand isn't everyone, how they ended up being featured on Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, reaching the milestone of 1.1 billion butts wiped, being on Shark Tank and perfecting their 90-second pitch, the best movie poop scene of all time, the bad habit he can't break & more!The Fast Friends Fortune Teller determines that Sean and Logan will play a game of Never Have I Ever before Logan sends Sean a real-life Friend Request.Check out Dude Wipes:https://www.dudeproducts.com/Follow Dude Wipes on Twitter:https://twitter.com/DUDEwipesFollow Dude Wipes on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dudewipes/Follow Sean on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/spriles/###Fast Friends With Logan CumminsReach Out and Touch Us. In a platonic way.Follow Logan on Twitter:https://twitter.com/logancumminsEmail logan@fastfriendspodcast.com or call/text Logan at 872-267-2735 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DUDE joins and puts his customer hat on and tells us why he is drawn to innovation and authenticity.Here's what we talked about today: The way that DUDE was built was based on no brands speaking to Sean authentically as a customer Sean tells us why he is looking for brands to get a reaction from him We talk about innovation drawing Sean in (unique, new, strange) Product quality is what creates brand loyalty for Sean We talk about private label and imitation brands and why Sean WILL NOT support them Sean explains the right type of innovation that speaks to him as a customer  We talk about a failed deodorant launch at DUDE Sean uses a different industry to share what he doesn't like as a customer Availability is everything in CPG as a customer we are not going to wait  We love variety and when we switch we never come back Brands mentioned in this episode: Chubbies Birddogs Native Slim Jim Liquid Death Apple  Topo Chico Spindrift La Croix Ugly 1st Phorm Truly  Vizzy