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Miguel Garza is a co-founder and the CEO of Siete Family Foods. Miguel and his sister Veronica began this entrepreneurial journey by solving a deeply personal problem. Veronica was plagued with several autoimmune diseases and a gluten allergy, leading their family to experiment with their beloved Mexican recipes. Eventually Veronica created a recipe for a gluten-free tortilla, which was just the beginning.At La Cocina de Consuelo in Austin, Texas, Miguel shares his journey to create and build Siete Foods into the powerhouse it is today.Follow To Dine For:Official Website: ToDineForTV.comFacebook: Facebook.com/ToDineForTVInstagram: @ToDineForTVTwitter: @KateSullivanTVEmail: ToDineForTV@gmail.com Thank You to our Sponsors!American National InsuranceFollow Our Guest:Official Site: SieteFoods.comFacebook: Siete FoodsInstagram: @SieteFoodsTwitter: @SieteFoodsLinkedIn: Miguel GarzaFollow The Restaurant:Official Website: ConsuelosKitchen.comFacebook: La Cocina De ConsueloInstagram: @CocinaDeConsuelo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As your CPG brand grows bigger, something naturally happens that has a divergent relationship with customer intimacy. In the CPG industry, scaling your brand usually involves onboarding more intermediaries. The fact is that creating long-term close bonds between customers and CPG brands isn't easy given the nature of the industry. The examples are plentiful within the CPG industry, but the bigger a brand gets, typically the further it wrongfully distances itself from those core customers. And that's becoming a bigger issue in today's market where customers expect CPG brands to add value to their lives beyond simply providing a great “made to stock” product. So, CPG brands must focus on building in a company culture that rewards the creation and adoption of unscalable customer-centric strategies. The goal is to prioritize customer intimacy even as your brand goes through the typical legacy growth construct of the CPG industry. This business strategy increases customer loyalty and fosters customer-driven revenue growth…and companies that excel in customer intimacy combine detailed customer knowledge with operational flexibility. While there are tons of different customer intimacy building strategies across departments, many of which have become more scalable by leveraging technological and social platforms…I want to focus on a specific product development one that I've dubbed “Creatively Small.” I will also share a Siete Family Foods (Siete Small Batch) case study that will really drive the "creatively small" strategic points home. FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS LINKEDIN - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuaschallmba⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TWITTER - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.twitter.com/joshua_schall⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ INSTAGRAM - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/joshua_schall⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ FACEBOOK - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/jschallconsulting --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joshua-schall/support

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Director of center store for Town & Country Markets and winner of the 2023 SFA Leadership Award for Outstanding Buyer, Dwight Richmond has helped bring prominent specialty food brands to retail, including Xinca Foods, Lotus Foods, and Siete Family Foods. In this episode, George Hajjar, associate editor at SFA speaks with Richmond about enabling makers to self-mentor, understanding the spark that makes a good business, and the familial element that's inherent in the specialty food industry.Spill & Dish is Powered by Simplecast.

If you're anything like me and my family, you may already be familiar (and appreciative!) of the innovative and delicious food brand we're spotlighting today, Siete Family Foods, a company dedicated to sharing Mexican-American cuisine with those who want or need grain-free options. Today's guests are sister and brother – Veronica Garza, Siete's Co-Founder, President, and Chief Innovation Officer, and Miguel Garza, Co-Founder and CEO. They're here to talk about their first cookbook, The Siete Table, which features over a hundred gluten free Mexican-American dishes that span every course and occasion. Of course, we cover the brand's backstory – after Veronica Garza had many autoimmune issues  show up, including lupus, she started to do CrossFit with her family in her parents' backyard. After switching to a grain-free diet, she noticed her joints weren't bothering her anymore, which was the catalyst to starting this company. Miguel and Veronica discuss the recipes they can't wait to share, why sharing these recipes is so special to them, and the inspiring story of how Veronica (as well as other family members) took a huge risk in order to get Siete off the ground. You will learn about...The start of it all: the almond flour tortilla Veronica's struggles with autoimmune issues How her diet restrictions clashed with her culture Coming together as a family: support is everything Pushing through the pain of lupus Six to nine months of diet and lifestyle changes to resolve her  symptoms Risking Veronica's insurance coverage to get started The Garza family captures  an entrepreneurial spark  Expanding the product (chips, seasonings, crunchy shells, etc.) Ethos and mission of Siete Family Foods Family first, family second, business third An admittedly bad first company name revealed  Seven members of the family: “Siete” Building a soul-aligned company The Siete Table: writing a cookbook Favorite recipes from the book Inspirations for The Siete Table Resources:Order Siete Table: https://sietefoods.com/pages/siete-table (sietefoods.com/pages/siete-table) Find Siete products near you: https://sietefoods.com/pages/locator (sietefoods.com/pages/locator) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sietefoods/?hl=en (@sietefoods) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SieteFoods/ (Siete Foods) Twitter: https://twitter.com/SieteFoods (@SieteFoods) Connect with Kelly:https://kellyleveque.com/ (kellyleveque.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewellbykelly/ (@bewellbykelly) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly/ (www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly) Be Well By Kelly is produced by http://crate.media/ (Crate Media). Mentioned in this episode: Athletic Greens https://AthleticGreens.com/BeWell (Take ownership over your health with Athletic Greens! Get 1 FREE year of Vitamin D immune support along with 5 FREE travel packs at AthleticGreens.com/BeWell.)

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Miguel and Veronica Garza grew up in Laredo, Texas, in the kind of family that did almost everything together. So when Veronica realized that a grain-free diet was helping her cope with debilitating health issues, the rest of the family—all six of them—adopted the same paleo-friendly diet. Soon Veronica was making her own almond flour tortillas at home and selling them at a CrossFit gym that the Garza family had launched in Laredo. The grain-free tortillas were a hit, and by 2016, Siete Family Foods products were being sold in Whole Foods Markets across the country. Today, Veronica and Miguel head the company with the help of the whole family, and Siete has become one of the fastest-growing Mexican-American food brands in the U.S.How I Built This Summit - information and tickets at:http://summit.npr.org

Tasty musical morsels for your ears! Siete Sound Bites presents performances by Carrie Rodriguez, Gina Chavez, Tiarra Girls, & Adrian Quesada with Beto Martinez. 7PM Central tomorrow night, Saturday September 12, on Siete Family Foods' YouTube channel...

This special episode of Taste Radio features highlights from interviews with six entrepreneurs who joined us on Taste Radio during the first half of 2020. Our guests include Siete Family Foods co-founder and CEO Miguel Garza; Nick & Elyse Oleksak, the co-founders of Bantam Bagels; Miyoko’s founder and CEO Miyoko Schinner; Ben Van Leeuwen, the co-founder and CEO of Van Leeuwen’s Ice Cream; Orgain founder and CEO Andrew Abraham; and Gail Becker, the founder and CEO of Caulipower. Show notes: 1:36: Interview: Miguel Garza, Co-Founder/CEO, Siete Family Foods -- We kicked off the show with Miguel Garza who we featured in Ep. 214. Miguel is the co-founder and CEO of fast-growing Mexican-American brand Siete Family Foods, which markets tortillas, taco seasonings, queso dips and enchilada sauces, all of which are plant-based and grain-free. In the following clip, Garza spoke about the importance of family in how the company operates, the hallmarks of its product development and innovation strategies, and why Siete avoids chasing trends. 7:51: Nick & Elyse Oleksek, Co-Founders, Bantam Bagels -- Next up are Nick & Elyse Oleksek, the co-founders of bagel and breakfast bite company Bantam Bagels. Launched as a retail concept in 2013, Bantam Bagels has since evolved into a sprawling platform brand that includes mini stuffed pancakes and egg bites that are sold at Safeway, Target and Costco and also in pastry cases at Starbucks. In this clip, from Ep. 208, the Olekseks explained why investing in PR has been crucial to the brand’s success and how they define the phrase “fake it till you make it.”  14:45: Miyoko Schinner, Founder/CEO, Miyoko’s -- Let’s continue with Miyoko Schinner, the founder and CEO of pioneering plant-based cheese and butter company Miyoko’s Creamery. In a clip from Ep. 198, she spoke about how poor leadership led to past failures and early struggles, and why she describes her business as “a mission with a company.” 18:56: Interview: Ben Van Leeuwen, Co-Founder/CEO, Van Leeuwen Ice Cream -- Next, we featured Ben Van Leeuwen, the co-founder and CEO of Van Leeuwen Ice Cream. Launched in 2008, the premium ice cream brand and retailer has evolved into a broad platform with 22 ice cream shops in New York and California and a wholesale pint business with more than 1,500 accounts across the U.S.  In a clip pulled from an interview included Ep. 203, Van Leeuwen discussed launching a business in the midst of a recession and why “running lean was just the default” when building the company. 24:11: Interview: Andrew Abraham, Founder/CEO, Orgain -- We continued with Andrew Abraham, the founder and CEO of protein-centric brand Orgain. Introduced as a first-to-market brand of organic protein beverages, Orgain has since grown into a thriving platform for protein drinks, powders and bars. In this clip, pulled from Ep. 197, Abraham discussed learning the ropes of the food and beverage industry, why entrepreneurs that are not well-capitalized from the outset might be in for a bumpy ride, how he convinced his family that, despite significant losses, the brand was on a positive trajectory and why he believes that “the best defense is a super aggressive offense.”  29:57: Interview: Gail Becker, Founder/CEO, Caulipower -- Last, but certainly not least, we have Gail Becker, the founder and CEO of Caulipower the vegetable-forward brand, best known for its gluten-free, cauliflower crust pizzas. Last year, after just three years on the market, the company generated an estimated $100 million. As part of an interview featured in Ep. 196, Becker discussed the value of taking risks, breaking traditional “rules” for packaging and retailing of a food brand and what she learned about the food business from working at her father’s store as a five-year-old. Brands in this episode: Siete Family Foods, Bantam Bagels, Starbucks, Miyoko’s, Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, Orgain, Caulipower

It’s remarkable to hear Miguel Garza, co-founder and CEO of Siete Family Foods, discuss the brand’s innovation strategy and how it fits into the company’s mission and ethos. Since Siete’s launch in 2014, Garza has presided over a sprawling and ever-widening platform of products, including tortillas, taco seasonings, queso dips and enchilada sauces, all of which are plant-based and grain-free. Despite Siete’s alignment with two impactful food trends, Garza says that new product development is focused on creating heritage-inspired food that can appeal to a broad range of consumers. That commitment is a cornerstone of Siete’s ambitious goal to become a billion-dollar brand, an objective that, given surging sales and a $90 million dollar infusion of capital in 2019, is getting closer to fruition. In an interview included in this episode, Garza expounded upon the principles upon which Siete was founded, including the importance of family in how the company operates and plans for the future and why love is a critical component for any business. Show notes:  0:37: Miguel Garza, Co-Founder & CEO, Siete Family Foods -- Garza joined Taste Radio producer and host Ray Latif for an expansive conversation exploring the Siete CEO’s penchant for startling people, how the family-run company embraces its staff, the meaning of the brand name and logo and how he and his siblings work through business disagreements. He also discussed the hallmarks of Siete’s product development and innovation strategies, why certain products don’t make it to market and how brands can effectively  collaborate with retailers on extensions. Later, he explained why revenue isn’t the defining metric for Siete to become an iconic brand, how he and Siete shareholders determined that The Stripes Group was the right long-term financial partner and shared his advice for young entrepreneurs and CEOs. Brands in this episode: Siete Family Foods, Annie’s, Chobani, Califia Farms, Honest Tea

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Consumers are demanding more from brands—authenticity, transparency, and functionality are just a few traits that people are looking for. It often comes down to the values of which the brand is built on and Veronica and Miguel Garza co-founders of Siete Family Foods are an example of a brand created on a strong foundation. The brother and sister team, joined me on the mbgpodcast to talk about how they started a “better-for-you Mexican-American food brand” and why remaining true to their core values is critical as they grow. After Veronica was diagnosed with her first auto-immune condition at the age of 17, which then developed into lupus and Hashimoto’s years later, her brother suggested she try the paleo diet. Eating a healthier diet was just one component of her health puzzle that helped improve her symptoms, but she missed eating the foods she grew up eating like tortillas and chips. This led to her experiment with different grain-free flours. In her childhood, she learned how to make tortillas from her grandmother and decided to give it a try, this time with almond flour. She started sharing these delicious tortillas with her family and found more and more people around her were interested in a grain-free tortillas. “We saw how much it could help people, and realized that the best way to provide this product to people, make it more convenient for them, and have it change their lives the way it changed ours, was to put it out on shelves.” While building this brand, the seven siblings, who all work at Siete, have centered their growth around a list of core values which influence every product they launch and represent their roots as a Mexican-American family from South Texas. These are three that Miguel and Veronica spoke to as integral in creating an iconic brand. Enjoy this episode! Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher, and sign up for our podcast newsletter!

Hint founder and CEO Kara Goldin knows a thing or two about building a brand around a successful e-commerce strategy. Approximately 40 percent of the flavored water company’s $100 million in annual revenue comes from online sales, a majority of which is from its website, drinkhint.com. When advising entrepreneurs on how to build a foundation for success online, Goldin encourages them to keep it simple. “Whether you’re a $500,000 brand or you’re a $1 billion brand, start small,” she said in an interview included in this episode. “Launch a small website… and make it really simple to transact. If you start with ‘the consumer controls your destiny,’ make it easy. Think about your own life. People are really busy. Spend money on photography, (include) a really basic story and make it super-easy to check out. And then spend a little bit of money on ads.” As part of the interview, recorded at Hint’s headquarters in San Francisco, Goldin also discussed the mission and purpose of its brick-and-mortar retail store, which it describes as an “experiential water bar,” and how it has enabled the company to learn more about its consumers. Also in this episode: A conversation with James Le Compte, the CEO of To’ak, an ultra-premium chocolate brand based in Ecuador. Le Compte discussed the origins and positioning of To’ak and shared an amazing story of how the company located and identified the rare cacao used in its products. Show notes: 1:27: Siete & Stripes + TR Now! -- The hosts discussed recent headlines on BevNET and NOSH, including a lawsuit filed by the model known as Fiji Water Girl against The Wonderful Company and a $90 million minority investment by The Stripes Group into Siete Family Foods. Mike, John and Ray also spoke about  their visit to Hint HQ, and riffed on Taste Radio Now!, a new video show livestreamed on Instagram and YouTube.   12:53: Interview: Kara Goldin, Founder/CEO, Hint -- We first featured Kara Goldin on Taste Radio back in Ep. 81 of the flagship podcast. This time around, Ray Latif sat down with her Hint’s headquarters in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow/Marina district, where the company operates out of four storefronts, one of which is a company-owned retail store. Goldin explained why the shop enables Hint to “really secures [an] omni-channel approach,” and its role in attracting new business to its DTC platform. She also spoke about best practices for e-commerce and why data from online sales is critical to understanding Hint’s audience. 36:57: Interview: James Le Compte, CEO, To’ak Chocolate -- At BevNET Live Winter 2018, Le Compte joined Mike Schneider and talked all things To’ak. The company creates ultra-premium chocolate using a rare variety of cacao once thought to be extinct; To’ak chocolate bars range from $280-685, depending on variety. Le Compte discussed his affinity for Taste Radio and also explains why Ecuador is central to To’ak’s mission and discussed why the company chose to position its products as luxury items. Brands in this episode: Goldthread, Liquid Death, Harmless Harvest, Colorado Hemp Honey, Hint, To’ak

MAPS Quah! In this episode of Quah, sponsored by MAPS Fitness Products (www.mapsfitnessproducts.com), Sal, Adam & Justin answer Pump Head questions about whether the fittest person in the world is a Spartan Racer or a CrossFitter, killer snowboard prep exercises, what to eat to stay healthy with only gas station food and the part of Mind Pump's day-to-day business that is most tedious. Mind Pump Recommends: Blue Planet II (5:56) Were humans the first species to discover psychedelic compounds? (13:30) Alan Greenspan: Investors should prepare for the worst. The importance of having liquid cash and life insurance. (16:10) Home Alone Again with the Google Assistant. (23:45) New Yorkers Have a Constitutional Right to Nunchucks, Judge Rules. (24:19) Random story break with Mind Pump. (25:50) What is cassava flour? The benefits of companies like Siete Family Foods and ordering them from Thrive Market. (30:14) Swearing While You Exercise Could Make You Stronger: Study. (33:21) That one time Justin flipped his mom off. (35:40) Have the guys ever put soap in their kid's mouths? Have their kids pressed any boundaries? (39:10) The inevitable rebellion: The pendulum is swinging once again. (43:40) #Quah question #1 – Who is the fittest on Earth: Spartan Racer or a CrossFitter? (49:38) #Quah question #2 – What are some killer snowboard prep exercises? (1:00:30) #Quah question #3 – Hypothetically if you only had access to a gas station, what would you eat to stay healthy and why? (1:11:08) #Quah question #4 – What part of Mind Pump's day-to-day business is the most tedious? (1:20:10) People Mentioned: Christina Rice, NTP (@christinaricewellness)  Instagram Mike Matthews (@muscleforlifefitness)  Instagram Ben Greenfield (@bengreenfieldfitness)  Instagram Coach Daniel Matranga  CSCS (@dynamic.danny)  Instagram Products Mentioned: December Promotion: Enroll in Any MAPS Program – 1 Year of Forum Access for FREE! Mind Pump Free Resources MAPS Starter  3 DAYS Left For Launch Promotion - $20 off  **Code “STARTER20”** Health IQ **Free Quote** Thrive Market **Free 1 month membership, 25% off first order + free shipping on orders of $49 or more** Blue Planet II | Netflix What We've Learned from Giving Dolphins LSD - VICE Experimenting with Spirituality: Analyzing The God Gene in a Nonmajors Laboratory Course Greenspan to investors: 'Run for cover' - CNN Home Alone Again with the Google Assistant New Yorkers Have a Constitutional Right to Nunchucks, Judge Rules Effect of swearing on strength and power performance TikTok on the App Store Mind Pump Episode 922: John Romano The BEST Anti-Rotation Exercises for a Strong Core | MIND PUMP 2 Anti-Rotation Exercises to Increase STRENGTH GAINS | MIND PUMP The BEST Anti-Rotation Exercises for a Strong Core #2 | MIND PUMP Stronger Core with 2 Anti-Rotation Exercises (AVOID MISTAKES) | MIND PUMP Brain.fm **20% off**

Veronica Garza, a sixth generation Texan, grew up as the middle child in a large, close-knit Mexican-American family. So when Veronica was dealing with the effects of a debilitating trio of autoimmune diseases, her four siblings and both parents joined her on a journey to wellness. They all changed their diets, and shared joyous grain-free meals. The only thing that was missed were tortillas! A lettuce wrapping just didn't cut it at Mexican feasts. Veronica experimented until she created her now-famous almond flour based tortillas that helped launched Siete Family Foods. Listen to this episode of Speaking Broadly to hear about Veronica's insights into overcoming illness, working with your parents and combating shyness. You won't want to miss her advice on how to problem solve for yourself, to solve problems for many. Speaking Broadly is powered by Simplecast

A quick solo-pod to get you better information for combating the painful condition plantar fasciitis / fasciosis!  - Intro [1:00] - Enter my 10k Giveaway! [2:25] - Siete Family Foods  - Plantar Fasciitis [3:30] - Youtube Channel and PF Protocol  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UV0FDZThwDQ - Difference between itis and osis [5:30] - Soft Tissue Adhesions [6:50] - Step 1: Find an ART Provider or Integrative Diagnosis Provider - Step 2: Am Foot Massage, non-weight bearing with a BodyWorks Ball [9:20] - Step 3: Ankle ROM, Contract/relax stretching of the calf/soleus [11:13] - Step 4: Ankle ROM, Talar glides - Step 5: Foot Drills [13:32]  (Your shoes are starving your brain) - Sponsor: Equip Foods [15:30] LISTEN TO THE SHOW FOR A $10 off COUPON for the Full Body Fix Protocols! Subscribe in iTunes and leave a review and submit your questions to info@fullbodyfix.com

This week is another Solo Pod where I give some updates in the Full Body Fix universe, give a testimonial about how one of my users was able to get through chronic knee issues and talk a lot about how pain and symptoms are not the best judge of health. ----more---- Topics - Intro [1:00] - Sponsor spotlight: PureWod and use code "Fullbodyfix" for 10% off [1:45] - Full Body Fix Testimonial [2:28] Check out the program now and if you subscribe to my email list I'll give you a $10 off coupon. - The Problem of Pain and function over feeling [5:40] - Siete Family Foods [16:13] - Upcoming Episode Previews [17:14] Subscribe in iTunes and don't forget to leave a review!