Podcasts about soludos

Karen Santoyo Ruenitz is an accomplished creative director in footwear and accessories, renowned for her ability to create iconic products for lifestyle brands such as Soludos, Loeffler Randall, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Tory Burch, and Helmut Lang. Along with her creative vision, Karen is a passionate advocate for sustainability, as demonstrated by her leadership in pioneering the Soludos Sustainability Commitments resulting in over 70% of the brand's footwear being made using Environmentally Preferred Materials per the FDRA industry guide. In this episode, Karen tells Talia Shuvalov the story of how she went from receptionist to designer at Helmut Lang.

In der Mittagsfolge stellen wir heute zwei Anbieter mit einem umsatzbasierten Finanzierungsmodell namens Revenue-based Financing vor. Revenue-based Financing bedeutet, dass der entsprechende Investor im Gegenzug für ein Investment eine prozentuale Beteiligung an den Umsätzen des finanzierten Unternehmens erhält. Diese Umsatzbeteiligung läuft so lange bis eine im Vorhinein vereinbarte maximale Rückzahlungssumme erreicht ist. Das Unternehmen erhält also ein Investment und gibt anstelle von Anteilen für einen gewissen Zeitraum einen Teil der monatlichen Umsätze ab. Den Anfang macht Mariam Koorang, General Manager DACH von Clearco. Der kanadische E-Commerce-Investor wurde im Jahr 2015 von Michele Romanow, Andrew D'Souza, Ivan Gritsiniak, Charlie Feng und Tanay Delima gegründet. Clearco stellt Startups eigenkapitalfreie Finanzierungslösungen zur Verfügung. Darüber hinaus erhalten Founder umgehenden Zugang zu einem globalen Netzwerk von Partnern. Dabei hat das Finanzunternehmen mit mehr als 3 Milliarden Euro in mehr als 7.000 Online-Unternehmen und Marken investiert, darunter u.a. Vanity Planet, Glamnetic, Public Goods, Soludos und Monos. Clearco plant nun einen Deutschland-Start mit einem Investitionsvolumen in Höhe von 500 Millionen Euro. Damit erweitert es die Abdeckung der Märkte in den Vereinigten Staaten, Kanada, Australien, Großbritannien, Irland und den Niederlanden. Unser zweiter Gast ist Christian Stein, Partner von Riverside Acceleration Capital (RAC). Das 1988 in New York gegründete Unternehmen versteht sich mit seinem Revenue-based Financing als langfristiger Kapitalpartner für B2B-Softwareunternehmen. Dabei hat RAC den Anspruch, die Portfoliounternehmen über mehrere Runden zu finanzieren und ihnen als strategischer Partner zum effizienten Wachstum zu verhelfen. Mit 3 Niederlassungen in den USA und Deutschland verfügt RAC über eine direkte Präsenz in Nordamerika und Europa. Insgesamt hat der umsatzbasierte Investor 51 Unternehmen in 8 Ländern finanziert, u.a. CircleLink, Cloudlex, LeftShift, Purple, Quivers, SportsRecruits, Turtl, Freightwise, Apica, Casavi, Deckcommerce und SuitePad.

To forecast the next fashion trends, Soludos founder Nick Brown looked to past crises. Before the 2008 crisis, "it was all about ornaments and stuff being very sexy and over-the-top," Brown said on the Glossy Podcast. "Then in 2010, it shifted toward minimalism and modernism." Brown wagered that fashion will stay on the minimalist side. But either way, shoes are a tough category. "In some of these customer surveys, and certainly in my own life, I'm only buying what I need to, and I'm not going out that much," Brown said. As a result, Soludos is focusing on fewer products and sustainable production. Product delivery has also evolved. Soludos' sales have moved online; 70% of its sales now come through its own website, Brown said. "We've all seen the numbers that, in two months, there's been 10 years' worth of e-commerce penetration," he said.

Elizabeth is a 3rd Generation Visionary who branched out and started her own uber successful wallpaper company called Chasing Paper. Tune in as we discuss being a 3rd Generation Visionary, what methods have been most effective in builder her business, favorite motivational quotes and how to maintain a good work life balance. Shop Chasing Papers beautiful removable wallpaper designs online at www.chasingpaper.com Elizabeth Rees is the founder of Chasing Paper, a stylish, removable wallpaper company. As third generation in her family's printing company, she grew up learning the ins and outs of ink, paper and patterns. With the belief that printing is not only a family tradition, but also a craft, Elizabeth carved out her own path in paper by developing a line of innovative, design-conscious removable wallpaper. Elizabeth cultivated her entrepreneurial spirit over the past ten years of work, study and travel. Moving several times during this period also created an excitement to decorate and make each new space she lived in her own. After countless conversations with serial-movers, stylish mamas, renters who feel like anything but, DIYers and, of course, commitment-phobes, the idea for Chasing Paper began to take form and Elizabeth formally launched the company in March 2013. With the philosophy that design is for everyone, Chasing Paper offers customers an affordable, fun way to transform spaces of all sizes. Wallpaper is an extraordinary way to transform an environment, and removable wallpaper removes that fear of commitment many people have. Available in a wide variety of colors and patterns, Chasing Paper's easy “peel-and-stick” application makes it the perfect solution for any interior project. Manufactured in the United States (Milwaukee, WI), Chasing Paper is printed on a high-quality removable fabric, backed with a low tack adhesive and sold in panels measuring 2 feet by 4 feet. The brand also offers wall stickers and growth charts for a youthful, fun décor for your wall. In late 2017, the brand launched a collection of thoughtfully curated and affordable oversized grand format prints called Print Shop. Partnering with a select group of artists, such as Elizabeth Olwen and Emma Darvick among others, Chasing Paper created a cool and effortless collection of prints that will feel perfectly at home in any space you choose. From a dose of inspiration above your desk to a greeting at your entryway, these prints will inspire the everyday emotions – from calm to joy – and style of your life. Today, Chasing Paper has collaborated with numerous designers, artists and brands, including ban.do, Lisa Congdon, Molly Hatch, Rebecca Atwood, Soludos, Ashley Goldberg, Nickelodeon and many more. The brand is sold at retailers including West Elm and Urban Outfitters. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Indiana University and a Master of Arts from the American University of Paris. Prior to launching Chasing Paper, Elizabeth worked at the National Geographic Society. The company is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where Elizabeth resides with her husband, daughter Uma and golden doodle Lucy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nextgenerationvisionaries/support

There’s so much to think about right now, it seems, but we’re going to take this opportunity to focus on one truly magical person: Jason Polan, an artist we’ve been in awe of for at least a decade who passed away at 37 in January. In a word: heartbreaking—but also a push to embrace living as much as he did. As we reflect on his life, his work, and his approach to both, we wanted to resurface an interview we did with him back in 2017, and if it makes you feel compelled to draw something (anything!), we bet he would have really liked that.   The linkage:   This feels like a great time for voicemails, huh? Give us a ring at 833-632-5463. Just a smattering of Jason Polan’s wonderful work: Every Person in New York (us included), Taco Bell Drawing Club, a Marvel Comics cover, and so many major brand collabs (Nike, Warby Parker, Uniqlo, Levi’s, Soludos, Baggu!). A good use of an hour: reading Jason’s IG captions. Come on with the ridiculously charming ad he ran in The New Yorker for the post office.  @this_girl_is_a_squirrel, an Instagram rec for 2017, now, and always. New York mag’s tribute to Jason, by the art critic Jerry Saltz. For show notes, advertiser coupon codes, and all that jazz, head to claireanderica.com.   DrinkIconic.com with code athingortwo for 25% off your first order! Get the best in clean makeup at Sephora, online and in stores now!   Produced by Dear Media

Our final Episode of Season 1!  10 fun discoveries in 20 minutes with badass Fashionista Editor, Tyler McCall.  Listen to all things summer with the newest caviar sources, underwater museums and the evolution of pleather!  

We finally earned our explicit rating - thanks, Scott!  An (almost) unedited sit-down with Algebra of Happiness author and NYU professor, Scott Galloway. Join as we discuss our 10 discoveries for the week.  From mastering the art of small talk to vape pens to more than you ever wanted to know about your esteemed professor...here we go! Stay: Hoxton Hotel in Paris Download: One Second Every Day  Watch: Afterlife with Ricky Gervais Cruise: Electric Yachts and more...

This week we were thrilled to talk shop with Kay Hsu, a woman accurately described as "ridiculous but highly competent".  We consider that a great compliment and had a blast in her company! From clean beauty to Danish fashion finds to escapism outside Santiago, Chile...here are 10 discoveries in 20 minutes. Enjoy. Go: Tierra Patagonia Discuss: Slow News Watch: 10-minute TV Explore: Field and Supply Join: Chief and more!

20 minutes and 10 great finds with the two co-founders of Banana Magazine.  A publication dedicated to reflecting a voice for contemporary Asian culture. Great episode full of fun finds - too good to edit down to just 20 minutes!  From superstitions to musical artists to a treasure hunting mecca in rural Alabama.  Join us!  

Happy almost-summer.  Talking all things summer with our friend and party planner Seri Kertzner of Little Miss Party.  From why you need a Paloma cocktail to helium shortages to adult face painting - join us for 20 minutes of 10 great summer finds. Drink: Doña Vega Mezcal Party trick: offer professional face painting Watch: The Hills Wonder: Where does Helium come from? Wear: the official spring Soludos dress code...

20 minutes 10 fun finds! Join us this week as we talk with our HBIC, Brigid Foster about all things summer, culture and travel.  From weekend getaways to drunken party games to Instagram animal controversies you'll want to weigh in on.    Roadtrip: The Debruce in the Catskills  Laugh: Blind Kareoke Drink: LaBoit Bloody Marys Watch: Blinded by the Light See: Meow Wolf in Santa Fe Travel: Mallorca! Cala Torta, Capdepera and Deia

We're back!  After a couple of weeks away, join us this week with our guest John Jannuzzi, esteemed editorial director with a sweet cookie side-hustle, to talk all things you should be watching on Netflix, the slang terms to look out for and the cookies you want to order at 8am ET each Monday. Watch: Homecoming Stalk: Met Gala Go: Las Catalinas, Mexico Download: Co-Star Binge on: Tic-Toc videos via Twitter Laugh: the slang trends and more!

Join us as we talk 10 cosmic discoveries with fashion's favorite astrologer, @nadinejane_astrology.  With discoveries spanning interpersonal insights to Oumuamua to El Capitan...enjoy!!!  Notes:  Follow: @nadinejane_astrology Predict: 2020 Color of the Year Google: Oumuamua Watch: Valley Uprising Travel: @tstmkrsafrica

Join us this week with photographer, Grant Legan, as we talk mindful travel, personality tests and Wes Anderson's exhibit in Vienna!

10 fun finds in 20 minutes (about the time it takes to walk a mile).  This week we tackle everything from moonlight skiing to candy hunting to Tiny Atlas' new book...join us!

Welcome to the Soludos podcast, 10 in 20.  Each week we will bring you 10 fun finds in just 20 minutes (about the amount of time it takes to walk a mile). From tortas to spiritualists to Mexico's wine country...join us as we chat with the loveliest Olivia Villanti and share our ten best discoveries of the week. (Oooh and stay tuned for a secret soludos.com promo treat...)

Welcome to our first Soludos podcast, 10 in 20. Each week we will bring you 10 fun finds in just 20 minutes (about the time it takes to walk a mile). From Lady Gaga's accidental biopic to Pablo Escobar's secret abandoned mansion just off the coast of Cartagena to the food you're about to start seeing everywhere...join us as we chat with our first guest, Maggie Winter, CEO and co-founder of AYR, and share our 10 best discoveries.

The girls host a live event at the Soludos Shoppe in SOHO. Lisa (@asilnoux) brags about a history as a child model. Julia (@julialoken) travels with crystals. Stevie (@spaghetti_witch) sings a song all the way to New York. Alyssa Coscarelli (@alyssainthecity), senior fashion editor, Refinery 29, & Brigid Foster, COO of Soludos (@soludos), join the gals for chart reading. use promo code WYS for 15% off your custom Soludos until 11/20. https://www.patreon.com/whatsyoursignpodcast Instagram: @whatsyoursignpodcast Twitter: @whatsYrSign_Pod Facebook: facebook.com/whatsyoursignpodcast Email: whatsyoursignpodcast@gmail.com Artwork: Alexa Viscius @alexavisciusphoto Theme Music: Honor Nezzo @nezzzie of BEGINNERS (facebook.com/BEGINNERS.OFFICIAL)

Cat Rabbit is a Melbourne-based textile artist and designer.  She makes plush sculptural works of my imagined characters and the worlds they might live in.  She also makes books for children and other fantastical artworks with her collaborator Isobel Knowles under the name Soft Stories. She have worked and collaborated with clients such as NGV, Soludos, Lunch Lady Magazine, Frankie Magazine, Odd Pears and Bakedown Cakery, and has work in permanent collections at Loreto Mandeville Junior Library and Melbourne Girls Grammar School. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/306 In this episode, Cat discusses: -The roundabout way in which the thing that she was doing on the side became her career. -How she had to carve her own path and take the “scenic route.” -The advantages and disadvantages of being the first to market. -How she figured out how to price her work. -Re-purposing her pieces so that they can more effectively work for her. -How and why she first started making her creations. -How her process has evolved over time (and continues to evolve). -The value in not having expectations for the end result. -Embracing mistakes and imperfections. -Getting inspiration from the real world. -How she prioritizes her time for learning new skills or working on big projects (while still getting to her daily work). -Dealing with self-doubt and the balance of having too much or too little confidence in your work. -Her early negative and positive experiences on Instagram. -How she deals with trolls and negative comments. -Collaborating with Isobel Knowles for Soft Stories. -Setting “play dates” with other creative people. Cat's Final Push will inspire you to treat your creativity like a friend and it will take you places!   Quotes: “I was just making small crafty projects on the side and then they ended up taking over my life, I suppose.” “It seemed like the Universe just wanted me to make stuff.” “I had to chisel this little path myself, and I didn’t really know I was doing it at first.” “Giving lots of different access points to your work is a good thing to work out.” “I purposely don’t have expectations because then it’s easier to embrace what comes out.” Links mentioned: Soft Stories Isobel Knowles Owl Know How Connect with Cat: Website / Big Cartel / Instagram / Twitter / Tumblr On the next episode: Sophie Gamand : Website / Instagram Join the discussion in the Facebook group!