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Ali Karsch is the founder, and Nikole is the Head of PR at LVPR - a major PR firm specializing in working with famed DTC brands like Native, Vinebox, Jean Dousset, Kevyn Aucoin, Stojo, STATE Bags, Bean Box, Copper Cow Coffee, Usual Wines, Cloud Paper, Jinx, DOG by Dr Lisa, Jiggy, SmarterKids, Sugarwish, Mosaic Foods, London Grant, and more.Together, they have launched The Littles Advisory, a boutique CPG startup advisory that helps emerging startups, who may not be ready for a big ticket PR agency, find their footing as they bring their brands to market.Episode brought to you by More Staffing & Capital OneJoin 15k founders and marketers & get our pod highlights delivered directly to your inbox with the DTC Pod Newsletter!On this episode of DTC pod we cover:1. New brand launch strategies2. Importance of authentic brand content3. Embracing organic social media engagement4. Media relations and pricing tiers5. Aligning with synergistic brand partners6. Leveraging trade press for momentum7. Affiliate marketing alongside traditional PRTimestamps00:00 Started in PR, now advising CPG startups.06:07 Launching a new brand requires strong messaging.09:54 Planning launch of a new brand.12:41 Competitor audit, spokesperson, brand messaging, media outreach.17:43 Media and aesthetics play crucial role in branding.18:43 Partnership approach for new brands, strategic advisory.21:55 Alignment with long-term interests in business relationships.25:10 Story behind a new brand launch.29:42 Brands need to time their market entry.34:49 Building a diverse content asset base for brands.36:44 Diverse content needs for various marketing channels.42:15 Understanding brands, stages, budgets, value addition.43:30 We look for specific brand criteria for success.48:38 Hard to put tangible value on intangible benefits50:08 Placed editorial story led to investor interest.53:35 Selective brand partnerships, strong enthusiasm, social connection.New Products Discussed:Olivea - the extra virgin olive oil & hydroxytyrosol supplementShownotes powered by CastmagicPast guests & brands on DTC Pod include Gilt, PopSugar, Glossier, MadeIN, Prose, Bala, P.volve, Ritual, Bite, Oura, Levels, General Mills, Mid Day Squares, Prose, Arrae, Olipop, Ghia, Rosaluna, Form, Uncle Studios & many more. Additional episodes you might like:• #175 Ariel Vaisbort - How OLIPOP Runs Influencer, Community, & Affiliate Growth• #184 Jake Karls, Midday Squares - Turning Your Brand Into The Influencer With Content• #205 Kasey Stewart: Suckerz- - Powering Your Launch With 300 Million Organic Views• #219 JT Barnett: The TikTok Masterclass For Brands• #223 Lauren Kleinman: The PR & Affiliate Marketing Playbook• ​​​​#243 Kian Golzari - Source & Develop Products Like The World's Best Brands-----Have any questions about the show or topics you'd like us to explore further?Shoot us a DM; we'd love to hear from you.Want the weekly TL;DR of tips delivered to your mailbox?Check out our newsletter here and our DTC brand directory hereFollow us for content, clips, giveaways, & updates!DTCPod InstagramDTCPod TwitterDTCPod TikTok Ali Karsch - Founder and CEO at LVPR & Co-Founder at The Littles AdvisoryNikole Flores - Head of PR at LVPR and Co-founder of The Littles AdvisoryRamon Berrios - Co-Founder of CastmagicBlaine Bolus - Co-Founder of Castmagic

Are you interested in getting a behind the scenes look into being an entrepreneur and CEO?  On this episode of the Live Greatly podcast Kristel Bauer sits down with Jacqueline Tatelman, CEO and co-founder of State Bags, to discuss leading with a purpose, how State Bags is helping underserved kids, the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, navigating work and family, what it's like running a business with your spouse and more!  Listen now! Key Takeaways from This Episode: The backstory of how State Bags got started How does State Bags give back  A look into State Bag's travel academy  Insights into what working with your spouse is like Boundary setting  Self-care practices as an enterpreneuer Navigating work and family A behind the scenes look into being an entrepreneur How State Bags is helping underserved kids About Jacqueline Tatelman: Jacqueline's fashion roots go all the way back to when she was a two-year-old, walking around her mother's clothing boutique in high heels and diapers. She began her fashion career as an Executive Assistant at Kenneth Cole and moved on to be an Assistant Buyer at both Scoop and Henri Bendel. Throughout her years at Henri Bendel, Jacqueline developed the company's hair accessories business and discovered her passion for product creation and development. She continued on the same path when she joined the Saks Fifth Avenue team, holding the position of Manager of Product Development for knitwear and all proprietary WEAR brands for three years.  These well-known brands have all been taken by her eye for style and sharp knowledge of design and the ever-changing industry. Being creative is something that has always come naturally to Jacq as does her love for all things STATE bags, and the continual growth and impact the brand has on communities of need here in the US.  A born and raised New Yorker, but living in the sunshine of California, Jacqueline is a proud mother, founder, and CEO.  Website: https://statebags.com/  Instagram: @statebags https://www.instagram.com/jacqtate/?hl=en  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacqueline-tatelman-466680155/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/state-bags/about/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/statebags?lang=en  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/statebags/  About the Host of the Live Greatly podcast, Kristel Bauer: Kristel Bauer is a corporate wellness expert, in-demand Keynote Speaker and TEDx speaker with a mission of supporting companies and individuals on their journeys for more happiness, success & well-being. With Kristel's unique background in Integrative Psychiatry, business and media, she provides invaluable insights and strategies to empower, inspire and motivate companies, leadership and sales teams as well as other groups and organizations. Kristel shares key insights into high-power habits, leadership development, mental well-being, peak performance, resilience, success & a modern approach to work/life balance. Using a blend of authenticity, Psychology & Science, Kristel provides insights to excel in sales and thrive as a team leader. Kristel's messaging supports company profitability while promoting vibrant company cultures with healthier and happier employees.  Kristel is a contributing writer for Entrepreneur and she is an influencer in the business and wellness space having been recognized as a Top 10 Social Media Influencer of 2021 in Forbes.  As an Integrative Medicine Fellow & Physician Assistant, Kristel has a unique perspective into optimizing well-being and achieving success. Kristel has been featured in Forbes, Forest & Bluff Magazine & Podcast Magazine and she has contributed to Real Leaders Magazine. She has been live on ABC 7 Chicago, WGN Daytime Chicago & Ticker News. To Book Kristel Bauer as a speaker for your next event, click here. 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Jacq Tatelman is the first to admit she didn't know what the heck she was doing when she founded STATE Bags (let's be honest, how many of us actually do?). STATE Bags is a mission-driven family bag company offering high-quality backpacks, bags and more for the whole family. Co-founded with her husband Scott in 2013, STATE was born out of the duo's work with disenfranchised youth and the need to provide even the smallest gift of confidence (like a new backpack) for the school year. Drawing on her experience in product development at companies like Saks Fifth Avenue, Henri Bendel, and Scoop, Jacq is now the Co-Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of STATE, leading the creative vision, business development and growth of the brand as it continues to evolve. Throughout this conversation, Jacq and host, Lindsay Pinchuk, will discuss: How your mission should fuel everything. Knowing and prioritizing your entry point when creating your product. Finding the thing you love so much that it will carry you through the lows. Keeping your philanthropic efforts small and local. Surrounding yourself with people who believe in your vision and complement what you do. Knowing when to turn off. Quotes: • “What we try to do and what we say is that we don't necessarily go national for what we do. On the philanthropy side, we look at very small pockets of communities, and humans, and we say, ‘How can we make their lives better? What can we do to actually change their lives?'” (14:45-15:01 | Jacq) • “Talking to our customers where they were, marketing ourselves for the first time in the right way, and having the right product at the right time really changed everything. It was like flipping a switch.” (24:35-24:48 | Jacq) • “Team is everything.” (30:00-30:03 | Jacq) • “Listen to all the advice, but choose what you actually put into action with the advice that people give you. You can't listen to every app and do what everyone tells you to do. There are going to be a lot of people who are going to tell you, ‘Oh, you should do this. You should do that.' Okay, thank you. Thank you. Listen, listen, listen to everyone, have as many conversations as you can. And then you need to kind of sort out what you believe is right for you and your brand and take action on those things.” (43:17-43:44 |Jacq ) Connect with Jacq Tatelman: Instagram | http://www.instagram.com/statebags Website | http://www.statebags.com/ Please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Dear FoundHer on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts! You can now work with Lindsay 1:1 to build and monetize your community through the same method she used to grow and scale her business. Fill out the form here and set up a FREE 30-minute consultation. Make sure you sign up for Lindsay's newsletter and have all of the takeaways from every podcast episode sent straight to your inbox. PLUS, you'll get a tip every week to help you grow and scale your own business. Don't forget to follow Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchuk Use code FoundHer for 50% off your first month with both HiveCast and Fireside Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

Gathering the Travel With Meaning community of like-minded travelers together to hear meaningful stories from our special guests is what we missed most during the pandemic.  Episode 93 features not one but two incredible guests for the podcast recorded in front of an intimate audience at the Shay Hotel in Culver City, CA. This event was a collaboration with Wanderful and their LA Chapter. Our extraordinary guests Nailah Hayward and Rachel Firchau are two meaningful content creators and have both been active within the Wanderful community and with Travel With Meaning. Big thank you to our partners to help make this event a success Travelers Autobarn, State Bags and Book Outdoors are supporters of sharing authentic meaningful stories and providing raffle prizes for the audience attending. Thank you also to all the people who watched the conversation live through zoom and thank you again to the Shay for hosting us and providing a raffle prize of a Shaycation. About our two guests: Nailah Hayward Originally from Pittsburgh, PA Nailah is a passionate traveler and advocate for others' travel adventures.  Starting her popular travel blog “There's So Much To See” in 2009. As the LA Chapter Director for Wanderful Nailah helps organize community events and inspire her fellow travel community. Rachel Firachu - AKA Rachel Off Duty Balancing her passion for travel and her corporate job has given Rachel a new spin on her popular travel blog “Rachel Off Duty” instead of quitting her job to travel she's utilized her professional stability to thrive in workcation opportunities all over the world. Born and raised in Hawaii her wanderlust interest came at an early age and her desire to inspire other women to see the world has been the basis for Rachel Off Duty. One of her recent adventures to Lebanon has sparked her interest to lead trips to places that moved her. To find out more about Rachel's small group trip to Lebanon click here. Enjoy our conversation with Naialah and Rachel.

In this episode, we talk about Scot's passion for travel and how it lead to launching the Travel Academy. An initiative with State Bags and Puzzle International to provide the opportunity of travel for young adults from disadvantaged neighborhoods.  Travel With Meaning podcast host, Mike Schibel was lucky enough to be a last-minute addition to the inaugural Travel Academy trip in California and even earned a special nickname. The Travel Academy California adventure was turned into a short film premiering on October 2, 2022, online.  Click here to see the inspiring trailer of the film. More about Scot Tatelman: Scot defines the term ‘social entrepreneur' and has made it his life's work to balance profitable business ventures with making the world a better place. In 2005, he collaborated with The Mark Wahlberg Foundation and The Boys and Girls Club to create Camp Northbound - a residential camp for kids growing up in the inner cities of Boston. Following its success, Scot set out to build a similar program for kids in New York City's most underfunded communities, creating Camp Power. In fourteen years, the volunteer-based nonprofit organization provided life-changing experiences, positive role models and college scholarships to thousands of kids. After seeing many Camp Power kids carrying their belongings in ripped trash bags, he and his wife founded STATE Bags - a Brooklyn-born bag brand that uses the power of business to give back and support American children and families in need, in the ways they need it most. He has worked to evolve their charitable model through STATE's innovative giving initiatives and #WhatDoWeTellTheKids platform and recently launched a consulting company to help build out the company's charitable and giving efforts.   Scot is a graduate of UVM and a Boston native, he currently resides in Northern California with his wife, two kids, and dog, Bird.   This could be one of our favorite and most inspiring episodes ever!

Episode 91 was recorded in front of a live audience at the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills and is brought to you by our partner, Los Cabos Tourism.    Our special guest, Danni Washington, is a Science Communicator, Author, and TV Host. Making her return to the TWM podcast, she shares her love for the Pacific Ocean + Los Cabos and even drops hints about the top secret NatGeo show she's hosting.   Danni, a Miami native of Jamaican descent, graduated from The University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric with a Marine Science and Biology degree. At age 21, Danni and her mom launched the non-profit Big Blue & You, dedicated to inspiring and educating youth about marine Science through the arts and media.    Danni is a full-time dedicated marine science communicator, a part-time educational "mermaid," and an unstoppable rising media star brilliantly educating and entertaining. Standing at the intersection of Science and the public at large, Danni is the first African American woman of color to host an American Science TV show. Her new book geared towards youth, Bold Women In Science, tells the inspiring stories of fifteen women who changed the course of Science.   Danni is currently in production as the sole host of a "top secret" National Geographic Disney + mega-budgeted premium limited documentary series. She is the host of Season 1 of The Genius Generation; a new podcast focused on young people behind an incredible invention, entrepreneurial pursuit, or discovery using Science. Previously, Danni was a featured correspondent for the weekly nationally syndicated CBS series Mission Unstoppable, hosted and executive produced by Miranda Cosgrove and Geena Davis. Danni has also hosted Xploration Nature Knows Best on Fox and Amazon Prime, a STEM educational TV series featuring the latest bio-inspired technology and design advancements. Danni has also worked with other significant STEM shows, including Facebook Watch and Science the $#!* Out Of It to Science Channel's Strange Evidence.   Her new book, geared towards youth Bold Women In Science, tells the inspiring stories of fifteen women who changed the course of Science. Now Danni supports changing the system by serving as a judge for the Tom Ford Plastic Innovation Prize 2021. Danni is also a proud Board Member of the North American Association of Environmental Education.                                                                                Thanks to Danni for sharing her inspiring stories and LOVE for Los Cabos. We look forward to having you back on the podcast to tell us all about your NatGeo show coming out in Spring 2023! A big thank you to all our partners, Los Cabos Tourism, the Waldorf Astoria, State Bags, and all who attended this special live podcast evening!  

Co-founder Jacq Tatelman talks about how the brand doubled its sales this back-to-school season and other expansion efforts, including a collab with Target.

Real-life married couple Jacqueline and Scot Tatelman launched STATE Bags — a certified B-Corp with a business model balancing profit and giving back — together in 2013. Originally created under the "one-for-one" model with just three backpack styles, the brand has since transitioned to more partnership-based give-back work. And in the seven years since its launch, STATE has donated more than 200,000 bags while also contributing 20% of gross profits to combat the most challenging issues of our time, from mass incarceration's impact on kids to the Flint water crisis. In this season's penultimate episode, Jacqueline and Scot share their most realistic practices for businesses committed to using their platform for good.

Lindsay and Madison discuss the exploits of stagecoach robber Black Bart, as well as how easy it was to disappear while prospecting, that it’s okay to be petty as long as you’re polite about it, and sometimes it's okay to root for the bad guy when they aren’t so bad. Information pulled from the following sources:2017 Smithsonian Magazine article by Kat Eschner2015 Mental Floss article by Stacy Conradt2014 San Francisco Gate article by Gary KamiyaThe Museum of the City of San FranciscoBlack Bart.comHistory.comWikipediaBe sure to listen to and follow our friends Christine and Scott from The True Crime Files podcast.Today's episode is brought to you by State Bags. Our listeners can enjoy 15% off their first purchase by using the code POD on their website at statebags.com.Become a member of our Patreon to view exclusive episode outtakes, as well as other perks like early episode access and more for as little as $5/month.Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter & Instagram.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport Our Show with Tee Public Use our special URL to purchase merch and help support our show at the same time!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yeoldecrime)

An unexpected and all around lovely package from a listener came at just the right time.  Find out what Dana desperately wants to carry around as a flask. A friend's instagram post put Jessica in a tailspin over the required maintenance of a front loading washing machine.  When the holiday beverages are already currently sold out, Dana's food ordering anxiety rekindles.  Oh Wow Corner highlights a Brooklyn man and his typewriter which he uses to write letters with strangers for those that could use a good old fashioned letter in the mail. Excuuuuuse Me Corner begs to ask the question, why do people need to get dirty when it comes to naming a donut after Santa?  Rave #1 is State Bags, a company that gives a backpack filled with school supplies to a child in need each time you purchase a bag from them.  Bombas socks give one pair of socks to the homeless with every pair you purchase.   State Bags - https://statebags.com/ Bombas Socks - https://bombas.com/

Hosts of "Even the Podcast is Afraid" read some of the creepiest stories & Creepy Pastas from the darkest parts of the internet, while bringing their own comedic, narrative edits, & opinions as they critique & rate the stories they read, sometimes for the first time.***STORIES FEATURED in this EPISODE***"The Haunted Bust" by Olyvia Adams (Listener Submitted Creepy Pasta)"The Blood Keeper" by Christopher Maxim (creepypasta.com)***FOLLOW US on SOCIAL MEDIA***Join the "Elbow Deep Club" on Patreon for just $5/Month to get more exclusive content from Even the Podcast is Afraid, like our exclusive after show "After the Podcast is Afraid" and our video only podcast show "Monthly Sacrifice" & more.Visit our website eventhepodcastisafraid.com to check out our merch, listen to more episodes, see our sponsors, and dive through our detailed archive of all the shows we have released to date & more.Keep up with what we are doing by following us on social media, you can find us on Twitter @PodcastAfraid or on Instagram @PodcastAfraid Even the Podcast is Afraid is part of the Crawlspace Media Network***SPONSORS & MORE MENTIONED in this EPISODE***SOUTHERN ODDITIES is an upcoming podcast from host Jared Ordis, which premieres on November 16th, 2020 on all your favorite podcast listening apps. This new show will bring you short stories from all around the South, of the interesting people, the unexplained places, & the mysterious artifacts that helped shape legends of the Deep South. Subscribe now so you don't miss an episode.STATE BAGS State Bags makes beautiful well-made, inclusively cool products, while using the power of business to give back to shift the narrative around social injustice. For every State bag purchased, State hand-delivers a backpack - packed with essential tools for success - to an American child in need; but their commitment goes beyond simply a material donation. State Bags has your back. And part of that commitment is making a difference in local kids’ lives. To get you ready for your commute or wherever you are traveling next, State is offering our listeners 15% off their next purchase at statebags.com using the code POD - This Offer Expires on November 30th, 2020BOSTON GREEN HEALTH is a local provider of CBD products that specializes in oils, topicals, gummies & edibles. Visit bostongreenhealth.com for premium CBD Oil, a delicious variety of CBD infused gummies, luxurious hand-crafted topicals, and a product line for pets! Podcast listeners receive 20% of any purchase by using the show code: Afraid20 - This Offer Expires in January of 2021***MUSIC USED in this EPISODE***Music from https://filmmusic.io"In Your Arms" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Lindsay and Madison discuss The Fighting Fairy Woman of Bodmin, as well as why fluoride is an important part of any dental regimen, discuss why sleepovers on old war ships probably AREN’T the best idea, and Lindsay shares stories of a tiny ghost who loves Barbies. Information pulled from the following sources:2019 Abandoned Spaces article by Nikola Petrovski2017 Strange Remains article2015 Bad Witches Blog post2014 Strange Remains article by Dolly Stolze1998 Independent article by Clare GarnerMuseum of Witchcraft and Magic websiteOccult World websiteWitchcraft and Witches websiteBe sure to listen to and follow our friends Alex and Loretta from the Curious Nyxsins podcast.Today's episode is brought to you by State Bags. Our listeners can enjoy 15% off their first purchase by using the code POD on their website at statebags.com.Become a member of our Patreon to view exclusive episode outtakes, as well as other perks like early episode access and more for as little as $5/month.Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter & Instagram.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport Our Show with Tee Public Use our special URL to purchase merch and help support our show at the same time!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yeoldecrime)

Tune in to hear Kay and Nicole discuss Nicole’s journey since being abused as a child, misconceptions surrounding rape, and more. Nicole Weaver has PTSD due to child sexual abuse, but she has flourished despite all obstacles related to having PTSD. She also has bipolar disorder, ADHD, and panic disorder. But these disorders do not have her. Mental health advocacy is Nicole’s passion, and she believes that the work starts with the individual before the individual can change the world. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and is a recovering perfectionist. She is married, has four cats, and a bearded dragon. You can connect with Nicole on social media @thebipolarkitty or thebipolarkitty.com Join MSE’s growing podcast community on instagram.com/msepodcast and facebook.com/msepodcast. Visit bygracenp.com/podcast to listen there and purchase MSE Conversation Cards. Today’s episode is presented by State Bags. State Bags makes beautiful well-made, inclusively cool products, while using the power of business to give back to shift the narrative around social injustice. For every State bag purchased, State hand-delivers a backpack - packed with essential tools for success - to an American child in need; but their commitment goes beyond simply a material donation. State Bags has your back. And part of that commitment is making a difference in local kids’ lives. To get you ready for your commute or wherever you are traveling next, State is offering our listeners 15% off their next purchase at statebags.com using the code POD that’s 15% off your next purchase using the code POD, P-O-D, at statebags.com. STATE Bags, they have your back. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myse/support

#237 -Listening to entrepreneur podcasts like How I Built This, I can’t help but want to dig deeper into the guest’s personal lives. I want to ask crazy questions like: When building an empire, does your husband ever feel needy or jealous of your success? Or did your withholding mother drive you to prove yourself to the world? What kind of snacks do you keep at the office? You know, questions people don’t typically ask unless they’re your close girlfriend. And while I don’t know these wildly successful founders personally, Atomic Moms podcast felt like the perfect opportunity to do that. In this compilation episode, we share highlights with three trailblazing founders: Jessica Rolph, Jacq Tatelman, and Raegan Moya-Jones. I can’t wait for you to listen.First up, Multi-million dollar company founding social entrepreneur, and super interesting/fun mom of three JESSICA ROLPH geeks out with us over baby brain development and start up family life. Jessica co-founded and sold the #1 organic baby food company Happy Family - selling it for hundreds of millions of dollars - and is now putting her heart and soul into Lovevery, play products designed by child development experts.Then we catch up with Jacq Tatelman, Brooklyn-based social impact entrepreneur and mom of two is co-founder and creative director of the wildly popular STATE bags and the co-creator of the non-profit foundation Country Roads Foundation, est. in 2009.And finally, we're talking to the creative entrepreneur who put baby swaddle blankets on the map and, eh hem, in Prince George’s “coming home from the hospital” photos, Australian mother of four RAEGAN MOYA-JONES. She shares with Atomic Moms what she learned building a $100 million company Aden + Anais from her kitchen table while raising four daughters. Enjoy!X Ellie KnausAs always: subscribe, rate, and review HERE! Your support for this independent pod never goes unnoticed!Show Notes: www.atomicmoms.com/podcast/mom-boss-medley-lovevery-state-bags-aden-and-anais Subscribe + Listen on the Go: Apple Podcasts | StitcherJoin our @atomicmoms Instagram, Facebook, and Facebook community.

On this week's episode of Taste For Tenacity, we hear from Scot Tatelman. Scot is the founder of State Bags, a social enterprise that focuses on helping American families in ways they actually need. He started the #WhatDoWeTellTheKids campaign to build empathy around challenging social issues. Scot shares what it's like to build a social enterprise and how important it is to provide assistance in ways that actually help.

— Show Notes —The Guest: STATE BagsEdited by George Drake, Jr.Music by Lucas Brahme— About Loose Threads —Subscribe to our weekly newsletter for the latest analysis and podcasts: http://eepurl.com/buLQY9TwitterFull TranscriptThe Loose Threads Podcast explores the intersection of consumer, retail and commerce. Hosted by Richie Siegel, the founder of Loose Threads, each episode features an in-depth conversation with one guest about their founding story and how it fits into the current state of the industry. Guests come from all different backgrounds, spanning the consumer goods, fashion, retail and technology industries. The unifying thread is always the rapid change facing the industry and how entrepreneurs are responding. You can listen to the podcast on any player of your choice, in addition to on LooseThreads.com.

He hasn't been married for 30 years, but he sure does talk like it. In this episode, our special guest, Pelumi Ogundipe (The Love Doctor) gives his advice on social life, personal ambitions, and relationships. He also drops a gem in the form of a discount, so be sure to check out STATE Bags and use his discount "onlythefam" for 20% off your next purchase. ***PLEASE share on FB, Twitter, and Insta.... Support if you can :) *** --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifehacks2f/support

Jessica Brondo Davidoff is the CEO of STATE Bags, a one-for-one, Brooklyn-born brand whose mission goes beyond selling cool and classic bags. She is also the Founder and CEO of New York City-based Admittedly, an education technology startup that provides free online tools to help students find their ideal colleges, perfect their applications and understand their chances in the process. In 2005, she founded the Edge in College Prep, a test prep, and admissions counseling company.Check out what Jessica is up to at: https://www.statebags.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessbrondo

Scot defines the term ‘social entrepreneur’ and has made it his life’s work to balance profitable business ventures with making the world a better place. After creating two non-profit summer camps serving kids from New York City, Boston and Chicago’s most underfunded neighborhoods, he set out to build a for-profit company with a non-profit pedigree, and launched STATE Bags with his wife, Jacqueline – a Brooklyn-born bag brand built on supporting American kids and families in situations of need.   Places to Find Scot: Check out STATE Bags via https://www.statebags.com/ (their website). Or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/statebags/ (@statebags)   Show Notes: [3:00] minute: Set the stage for us, what was life like for you growing up and what beliefs around money and success were instilled in you at an early age? Grew up with a very successful Father who supported the community around him in large ways. Older sister that worked with kids running summer camps and other things. Was taught to think he was rich because of his loving family, not anything to do with the money they had. Money is just a thing, and not the most important thing. [6:00] minute: Tell me about how this passion started for you to give that opportunity to kids whose families couldn’t afford it? During his time running a summer camp in Maine he wondered why the gift that they were giving to kids who could pay for it couldn’t be given to kids whose parents can’t afford it. Next summer they launched Camp Northbound to serve underfunded neighborhoods. [8:30] minute: How did you fund these camps in the beginning? The first one was fully funded by the Mark Wahlberg Foundation, who has since made Camp Northbound a signature investment of theirs. When Scot started another camp, Camp Power, he used his network to raise funding to get the money to have served over 11,000 kids the last few years. [10:00] minute: Tell me the story then of how STATE bags was created? Where did you get this idea from? A few years into running Camp Power his wife and him noticed that a lot of kids were coming to camp carrying their things in trash bags or shopping bags. Wanted to serve those kids in our own back yards with more than just a handout of going to a camp. Created a one for one model bag company where every bag purchased from their company allows them to give one bag away via mass events called Bag Drops. [12:15] minute: What were some of the biggest challenges in taking STATE from a concept to a reality and creating the physical products? Any entrepreneur can attest to the fact that the challenges are endless. One of the largest was he and his wife, Jacq, figuring out how to work together while being married and raising kids. Trying to break away from the grouping of socially conscious businesses to really shine and innovate. [14:40] minute: Why did you retire the one for one model? Trying to show customers that they do so much more than just this one for one. First big initiative was an event in Flint, MI, to help with the water crisis that is going on there. Retiring the one for one allowed them to be more flexible with how they donated and what they supported. [16:45] minute: You have a really unique perspective going from non-profit first to for-profit and for-cause business second, so could you tell us about your perspective on the limitations of a non-profit and how creating a for-profit and cause business gives you leverage to do more? Different types of storytelling. Your tone is different when raising funds for a non-profit. With the for-profit business you are able to use avenues and channels that you just can not use with a non-profit. It allows it to be multi-faceted. [22:45] minute: You really have leveraged the power of partnerships in a pretty great way that amplify your voice in the marketplace. Could you talk a little about how you create these...

#205: Our chat with Jacq Tatelman is more energizing than a full night's rest, not that we'd remember what that's like. This Brooklyn-based social impact entrepreneur and mom of two is co-founder and creative director of the wildly popular STATE bags and the co-creator of the non-profit foundation Country Roads Foundation, est. in 2009. Her brain-child STATE bags has donated hundreds of thousands of backpacks to kids in need in the United States through their buy-one, give-one model. It also happens to be the bag I carry with me, and share with my 18 month-old Eliza, every single day.In this episode, we get an inside look at the wife/husband team behind State Bags, including the darkest hour in the creation of their company and how they pushed through. We chat about what entrepreneurial lessons Tatelman gleamed from her childhood and what snacks she buys for the office. And we also share the origin story behind the Tatelman family’s passion project “Camp Power”, celebrating its 11th year giving underprivileged NYC kids the chance to experience the wonders of summer camp.Listen up! x Ellie KnausSubscribe + Listen on the Go: Apple Podcasts | StitcherJoin us on Instagram, Facebook, and private community.Show Notes: atomicmoms.com

Welcome to episode 63.1 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: That's SO Wizard! September 2018. On this Scoundrels Special Edition, Jay Krebs rounded up Star Wars themed sports products from around the internet that are perfect for tailgating this football season. However, there is a non-sports piece of business to get to first. Weddings Star Wars Style Wedding season may be coming to a close, but Jay has found a wonderful wedding dress perfect for those brides that love Star Wars. If the bride has ever dreamed of dressing like Padmé on her special day, now is her chance. The wedding gown worn by Natalie Portman in Attack of the Clones is available for a custom order this September from www.padmeweddingdress.com. Tune into this edition of That's SO Wizard! as Jay breaks down the details. September is Football Season The beginning of September means it is officially football season in the United States. Over the years, Star Wars fans and sports fans have learned that they aren't so different, and in fact are often the same people. In this Scoundrels Special Edition, Jay discusses: Star Wars themed sports t-shirts, pennants, can coolers, and more from Fanatics.com; A Star Wars cornhole board available on Etsy; Star Wars folding picnic tables from Bed, Bath, and Beyond; and Star Wars cooler backpacks. Wizard Award The show concludes with Jay presenting her Wizard Award for August to State Bags. Thanks for downloading episode 63.1 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: That's SO Wizard! September 2018. We hope you enjoyed our look at Star Wars themed sports products. Social Media, Email, and More Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels is a bi-weekly show that features three first-generation Star Wars fans. Each episode, RetroZappers Dennis Keithly, Jay Krebs, and Darth Taxus offer their hot space opinions on Star Wars news. Then, they engage in Star Wars discussion in the "Hyperthetical" segment. Top ten lists, book reviews, Rebels discussion, and interviews are all on the table. After the Hyperthetical, each episode features listener feedback with Silence Fools! Dennis Keithly can be followed @DJKver2, Darth Taxus is @DarthTaxus, and Jay Krebs is @JoyceKrebs. SCubedPod thrives on listener feedback. Therefore, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would love to read your email on the show. To reach them, email the show at SCubedPod@RetroZap.com. For instance, have an opinion on Star Wars comics, Rebels, or the comics? We want to hear it. Also, have a question about some Star Wars detail? Send it to us! It doesn't have to be Star Wars. Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels T-Shirts can be purchased here. Finally, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would appreciate an iTunes review for the show. Thank you.

They put a new twist on the buy-one, give-one business model

Jacq Tatelman and her husband Scott are the Brooklyn-based duo behind State Bags, a one for one company that is making a difference in America. For every bag sold, they donate a backpack to a child in need. Their mission was inspired by an organization Jacq and her husband started in 2009 that sent underprivileged New York City kids to summer camp. They saw time and time again kids showing up with their belongings in plastic bags, and sought to start a company that could help change the lives of kids. Thanks to their amazing mission combined with their timeless designs, State Bags has gotten attention from celebrities and fashion bloggers, and has even collaborated with Beyoncé, Barack Obama, and Chance the Rapper. Today Jacq gives us a peek into the company: the culture, what it's like working with her husband, and how they've built brand awareness.

Imagine building a business with a heart, with the person who shares your heart. Scot and Jacq Tatelman are the founders of State Bags, a mission-driven company building on the 1-for-1 model for school kids in need. Why backpacks? Because they "represent where you've been and where you're going." Their bags are *fire* and they've partnered with Chance the Rapper, Beyonce, Kevin Durant and the White House. The love, admiration, and pride they have for one another is truly energizing (note the episode's "happy tears"). But they're honest about the challenges of co-founding and co-parenting: how pre-emptive couples therapy helped realign their roles, creating boundaries with their two energetic young kids, and how the heck you achieve work-life balance when Beyonce's peeps are calling while Jacq's in labor. (tl;dr You don't!) FULL SHOW NOTES: bit.ly/radpod11 JOIN THE COMMUNITY: bit.ly/RadReads

Ep. 51 - Scot Tatelman, alongside his wife Jacqueline, have built State Bags into a dominate force in the landscape of social enterprises who champion the 1 for 1 model. For every backpack purchased, they donate a backpack to an underpriveledged inner city kid right here in the USA. It's more than an honorable cause - it's an honorable life's purpose. On today's podcast, Scot expresses how leading with vulnerablity has been the key to his success. _______________________________________________ Guest: Scot Tatelman Web: http://www.statebags.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/statebags/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/statebags Twitter: https://twitter.com/statebags ___________________________________________ Creating Space Team: Wes Knight - Host - Web: www.CreatingSpaceMovement.com - Insta: www.instagram.com/wesleytknight/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/WesleyTKnight - Snapchat: www.snapchat.com/add/wesknight - Facebook: www.facebook.com/wes.knight/ Lo Myrick - Business Development - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lomyrick?fref=nf - Insta: https://www.instagram.com/lomyrick/ - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenlomyrick

Give Back Pack   Introducing Scot Tatelman and State Bags  It is truly great when you can buy a fantastic product for yourself and at the same time give a fantastic product to someone in need. This is exactly what happens when you purchase a bag from this week's Boiling Point guest. Scot Tatelman and his wife Jacqueline are the co-founders of State Bags, which is a one for one bag brand based out of New York City. Similar to companies like TOMS Shoes, for every State bag that is sold, State donates a fully stocked backpack to an American child in need; truly a win-win.   But this is not even close to where the giving stops for this philanthropic couple. In fact, the whole idea for State bags came from another cause that is close to their heart. Scot and Jacqueline have a passion for providing summer camp to under privileged, inner-city children. They noticed that when campers were settling in to camp, many would bring their items in plastic garbage bags, an observation that while truly heartbreaking, provided the inspiration for State Bags.  But this isn't even where the story ends, so check out this episode of the Boiling Point to see how business can truly make positive impact.   In this episode Stephen Kopp is back hosting with a pantless Greg. We hear how Greg met Scot at the B Corp Champions Retreat in Philadelphia. Scot tells us about the Give Back Pack program. We hear how the creation of State bags was inspired through an observation made at summer camp. We hear how kids get more than just a bag, but also inspiration and confidence at State's bag drop events. Scot tells us how the company has changed from it's beginning and how it had to be about more than just mission. There is discuss how mission based brands should go about promote their product vs. their mission. Scot explains the importance of camp to him and his family, even if it occurs during the “super bowl” of backpack sales, back to school time. We learn the difference between traditional B-Corps and Benefit Corporations. Scot tells us about the additional issues State is taking on with the “What do we tell the Kids Project” Greg uses an analogy of Jenga to talk about taking greed out of capitalism.   Links - State Bags Website - State Bags on Twitter - State Bags on Facebook - State Bags on Instagram - The Country Roads Foundation - Scot on Linked In  - #WhatDoWeTellTheKids    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacq and Jenna discuss the make it or break it obstacles STATE's overcome to build the brand loved by Beyonce, Jessica Alba, and President Obama. 

Chase and Jenna sit down with the radical, married co-founders of STATE Bags, Jacq and Scot Tatelman.