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Welcome back to Unveiled: GovCon Stories, where we unpack the unfiltered narratives and real-life experiences of small businesses navigating the complex landscape of government contracting. In this season's premiere episode, we recap our biggest takeaways from the previous season, highlighting the amazing guests we had on the show and the incredible stories they shared. We talk about why we have chosen to focus on the various business development programs available and their intended goals this season and discuss our shift to augmenting our small business stories with industry insights. We also delve into the latest policy trends and the various small business development programs currently available before sharing valuable resources to help stay ahead of the dynamic policy landscape. Join us as we begin our journey into the business of doing business with Tasha Jones and Yas Wynn!Key Points From This Episode:A recap of the guests and the biggest takeaways from the previous season.Reasons why Tasha and Yas took a short break from the podcast.Updates on the controversy surrounding the Business Development Program.The various people and businesses the Business Development Program impacts.Invaluable resources to help you stay up-to-date on the latest policy changes.Why small business owners need to stay ahead of the latest policy changes.What listeners can expect from this season of the podcast.Insider details about a special returning guest.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Business Development ProgramThe HUBZone programThe Federal RegisterG2XchangeSponsors:Withum: https://www.withum.com/Withum is a forward-thinking, technology-driven advisory and accounting firm that offers a range of services including business advisory, forensic and valuation services, accounting and assurance, digital transformation, cybersecurity, and tax consulting.Twenty39 – Helping small businesses be successful in GovCon: https://www.twenty39.comIf your business is considering government contracting and needs expert advisory, business development, proposal management, and/or operations support, we are here to help. We provide end-to-end enablement for pursuing government contracts.Hive39 Community: https://twenty39.com/hive39-community/An inclusive online community for GovCon Small Businesses and Consultants to learn, share, and grow. Receive free resources to support your business in pursuing government contracts; meet new partners, identify small business relevant events and cost-appropriate vendor resources, stay up to date on policy and legal changes impacting small businesses, and share 1099 and partnership opportunities. Join today! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What's it like playing with the big dogs of the Department of Defense (DoD) / Intelligence Community (IC) as a small business? Tasha Jones, president and owner of Twenty39 joins the podcast to discuss all things national security, from her time serving in the military to the transition, getting a federal job as a govvie, working as a contractor and now being her own girl boss running her company and doing some side hustles along the way. Many ClearanceJobs job seekers run into issues after the military like experiencing failed USAJobs applications, but she decided to take destiny into your own hands as an entrepreneur. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode we are joined by the amazing Tasha Jones, a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a purpose built solutions and services partner leveraging over twenty five years' experience in the U.S. government market space. Tasha discusses how she transitioned from government into the business world and is an ardent supporter and champion of women in entrepreneurship and innovation. A force to be reckoned with, we are so inspired by her tenacity and passion for enacting change and empowering others. Show Notes:12:30 The Diplomat, Keri Russell28:30 Citrine Angels30:30 Hive 3933:30 Unveiled GovCon Stories Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Revamping your career is no small feat; it requires strategic thinking and unwavering determination. In a journey marked by calculated risks and meticulous planning, Tasha Jones serves as a role model for transforming apprehension into achievements. She isn't just building a business; she's crafting her legacy through an intentional approach to achieve her envisioned future.After dedicating more than two decades to government consulting following her service in the US Navy, Tasha made a defining choice to seize control of her career and embark on an independent professional path. This bold decision unearthed a profound purpose: her overarching mission is to create an investment fund by the year 2039 that will provide capital support to businesses and communities.Tasha's insights on planning, establishing robust support systems, and exploring the unknown will inspire you to reassess your own career journey.Don't miss out on this episode; prepare to be captivated by Tasha's compelling story.Thriving Points:Having that consistent support structure, planning in advance, and having alternative options for the things that are very important ensure that I'm not taking too much high risk when I transition careers. - Tasha JonesSometimes we glamorize what we don't know, but talking to people who are in those roles helps a lot. - Tasha JonesDon't be afraid to put yourself out there to ask and show that you're still curious and you're trying to learn. - Tasha JonesIt's a different kind of grind, with all the regulations, it's not enough to just win contracts— you have to build infrastructure. - Tasha JonesI always had systems and processes and things in place. If I made the decision to grow, I wanted to have things in place for that so I did put those in place upfront. - Tasha JonesI'm glad I had the confidence to try and grow a business because it's helping me to see some things that I didn't even realize I had already been exposed to. - Tasha JonesSince I want to create a product that makes services more accessible at a broader scale for businesses that don't have the revenue, I need to do it smartly so it doesn't break me financially. - Tasha JonesI always try to ensure that I'm engaged in the industry organizations that tend to yield the best results versus just being a member. - Tasha JonesGet to Know the Guest:Tasha Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years of experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense and Intelligence market space. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functionally diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done!"Tasha founded and co-hosts Unveiled: GovCon Stories podcast – to spotlight the true experiences and learned lessons from small business founders in government contracting; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Connect with Tasha Jones:WebsiteLinkedInUnveiled: GovCon Stories PodcastOther Resources Mentioned:Citrine AngelsA Team Dklutr Production
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In this inspiring episode of Simply Living Me, we delve into the incredible story of Tasha Jones, a remarkable individual who went from a successful corporate career in marketing to taking the bold leap of faith and establishing her very own diversity marketing firm. Join us as we explore Tasha's journey, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way. About Tasha Jones Tasha L. Jones is CEO and Founder of LV Jones Consulting, a diversity marketing consulting firm based in Denver, CO. An accomplished, goal-driven and award-winning marketing executive possessing noted leadership to advance brand visibility and messaging by ensuring a clear strategy is in place to guide diversity marketing initiatives. Tasha's superpower is her ability to bring together narratives from people, places, and ideas that showcase diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging. https://lvjonesconsulting.com/ IG:@lvjones74
Welcome to our inaugural episode of Unveiled: GovCon Stories. We are your hosts, Tasha Jones and Yas Wynn. Today we're discussing the world of small businesses in government contracting. In this episode, we uncover the realities and unique experiences of small businesses navigating the intricacies of doing business with the U.S. Public Sector. Through firsthand accounts, we explore the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned throughout 25 years in government work. Join us as we unravel the untold stories of resilience, innovation, and growth within the dynamic world of government contracting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the latest episode of Always the Critic podcast, we get together with special guest Tasha Jones to induct a second class into the romantic comedy hall of fame! We are joined by our friend Tasha Jones, aka the official hype girl for John Williams, to nominate eight actors/actresses who we would induct into our Nora Ephron Romantic Comedy Hall of Fame. We thought there would be some no-brainers but we were wrong. Check out the final list by listening, and tell us your picks! Check out our initial induction episode here! GUEST: Tasha Jones TikTok @tashajonesss Instagram @tashajonesss For episodes with similar movies, click below Variety Shows Become a Subscriber! Monthly Subscription Listen To Us! Spotify Apple Podcasts Anchor Follow us! Patreon Instagram Twitter Facebook Rico's Youtube Rico's Letterboxd Jessica's Letterboxd --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alwaysthecritic/message
The latest episode of The Sprina Sessions is live for your listening pleasure! Keila Cash and special guest co-hosts Jasmine, Tasha Jones, and unofficial Sprina Pupper Marley recap the week that was for Spencer and Trina on General Hospital. The Rundown Includes: Laura shades Spencer's parental skills, Trina and TJ bond, Black Hospital Hours are here, Esme must pay for her many crimes, and Curtis and Portia's wedding begins with Spencer getting a last-minute invite for the social event of the season. The show wraps with Sprina Speculations for the week ahead along with the Song Picks of the Week. Enjoy! Follow Keila on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ladywrestlingxFollow Jasmine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/twin_fangirl Follow Tasha on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tashaw78
September 29, 2022 - Dr. Tasha Jones, Program Director of Education and Roberto Luciano, Program Director of Early Childhood Education at Richland Community College join Byers & Co to discuss Grow Your Own Program. This program offers tools to future teachers, like full tuition, books/supplies, financial assistance, and a paid internship with DPS #61. The goal is to strengthen the teacher pipeline, focusing on supporting homegrown, diverse candidates for teaching careers in our local community.. You can learn more about Grow Your Own HERE..See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today, I can't wait to introduce you to a true marketing and branding expert, the President and Founder of LV Jones Consulting, LLC - Tasha Jones. Her story will uplift and inspire you to step into the thought leadership space and remind you that the energy you exude is attracted back to you. In This Episode: Tasha shares the story behind how she shifted from broadcast journalism to a career in advertising The importance of creating consistency and continuity across a brand Insight into her work redesigning what was the Stapleton Airport into a socioeconomic space that serves every life stage and endures through economic difficulties Tasha shares about the powerful blog post she released after George Floyd and the tremendous response she received Tips on leveraging your content to thought leadership status Why it's essential to show up with an intention for genuine connection Brand storytelling around diversity, equity, and inclusion Tasha Jones, President and Founder for LV Jones Consulting, drives diversity marketing strategy and campaigns for inclusive company brands.Ms. Jones leads in developing world-class integrated marketing strategy in order to tell a brand's story with a diversity, equity, and inclusion lens. Her approach helps shine a light on the importance of BIPOC representation in marketing messaging and visuals. Tasha Jones has served as Chief Marketing Officer for Mile High United Way, where she drove strategy for the organization's marketing efforts, working alongside their existing marketing team, bringing greater awareness to the nonprofit's programmatic work in strengthening untapped neighborhoods across a seven-county footprint. Never resting on her laurels, Tasha was strategic in positioning the former Stapleton International Airport redevelopment for two decades of growth. She led multiple agency teams and colleagues to refresh the newly named Central Park community brand, launch 12 neighborhoods, and craft new community messaging. One of Tasha Jones' most notable marketing successes involved the 2011 HGTV Green Home promotion where she managed to highlight the debut of new neighborhoods and the community's continued evolution. Ms. Jones is a public speaker at university events and national homebuilding conferences. She is also passionately invested in civic leadership through her involvement in a variety of community organizations that include serving on the board of directors for the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, Warren Village, and the Colorado Women's Chamber Foundation. Prior to joining Mile High United Way, Brookfield Properties Development and Forest City Realty Investment Trust, Ms. Jones worked in marketing and public relations for the University of Denver, and Global Marketing for the Vance Kirkland Museum and Prologis. A native of Fort Collins, Colorado, she received a degree in journalism and mass communications from Drake University. She enjoys dining out at Denver's foodie restaurants with her husband and their two kiddos. "One of our greatest responsibilities as leaders is to ensure everyone sees the same skyline." Tasha Jones To learn more about Tasha and her work you can visit her website. You can also connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Let's Meet Tasha Jones. Tasha Jones Show Notes
Tosha Jones, Musician From playing small, smokey bars in southern Indiana, to touring world wide with national music acts, Los Angeles based heavy hitting drummer, Tosha Jones, quickly made a name for herself throughout the world's music scene. At just the ripe age of three, Tosha began expressing herself through music, song, and dance. In 1991 as a true drummer at heart, Tosha joined her jr. high school band and eventually begged her parents for a real drum kit instead of playing on various pots and pans and her mother's Tupperware. Stemming from numerous garage bands and many Battle of the Band competitions throughout the Midwest, Jones finally jumped ship from working multiple factory jobs in Indiana and saved up enough money to move to Los Angeles, California as she immediately landed the Vans Warped Tour in 2008 with then, all-female punk rockers, The Randies. Respectfully, after years of rejected auditions and trudging the streets of the Sunset Strip along Hollywood, Jones found herself in various bands on the road opening for national rock acts such as Stone Sour, Halestorm, Seether, & Skid Row, while eventually landing a long tour stint playing drums for Grammy nominated rock band, Saliva in March of 2018. As one of her personal career favorites, Tosha was contacted by American Idol (2015) to play in an all-female drum line for contestant Tyanna Jones, performing the song “Run The World” by Beyoncé. Fast forward to Covid-19's protocols and cancellations in 2019/2020, and unfortunately like many other musicians finding themselves away from touring, Jones was part of numerous collaboration videos online which includes Sheltering Sky's Chuck Wright (Quiet Riot) in their 2021 Björk's cover “Army of Me”, and most recently “Throwin' Stones”, which hit on the recent attack of Ukraine. Jones was also featured in artist/singer, Chloe Trujillo's videos, “Mana” and “The Heaviest Sound is Silence”. You can also find Tosha playing drums online in the star-studded cast for the David Z Foundation covering “Zombie”, by Bad Wolves. In December 2021, Jones was asked to play drums on a few tour dates for alt rockers Carolina Liar, best known for their hit songs “Show Me What I'm Looking For” and “I'm Not Over”. In January of 2022, Jones received a last-minute call to bash the skins for the fresh hard rockers, Black Satellite, as they were direct support for Nita Strauss's (Alice Cooper, The Iron Maidens) 2022 Winter Wonderland Tour. In Spring of ‘22, Jones was invited to be a camp counselor for the famous Rock n Roll Fantasy Camp where iconic musicians such as Melissa Etheridge, Nancy Wilson (Heart), and Kathy Valentine from The Go-Go's were the special guests. Tosha is currently preparing for a summer long tour in the making playing drums for original singers of Josey Scott (Saliva) and Brett Scallions (Fuel) doubling down on the kit for both powerhouses on the Original Madness Tour! •https://youtu.be/3-G9zkcBQTE • https://youtu.be/1ZQy3lQF7Mc https://youtu.be/6UmqG43rSV8 (https://youtu.be/6UmqG43rSV8) www. marlanasemenza.com Audio : Ariza Music Productions Transcript : Vision In Word Marlana From playing on various pots and pans on her mother's Tupperware to small smoky bars in southern Indiana to touring worldwide with national music acts Los Angeles based heavy hitting drummer Tasha Jones quickly made a name for herself throughout the world's music scene, opening for acts such as Stone Sour, Halestorm, Seether and Skid Row and eventually landing along tour stint playing drums for the Grammy nominated Rock Band Saliva. Welcome, Tasha. Tosha Thank you. It's good to be here. Marlana Did you always want to be a musician? Tosha Yeah, I always bordered on an athlete and...
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On the latest episode of Always the Critic podcast, we're turning 200!! In honor of making it to 200 episodes, the crew answers a few questions from followers before welcoming special guest Tasha Jones to induct our inaugural movie score hall of fame! We are joined by our new friend Tasha Jones, aka the official hype girl for John Williams, to nominate 12 movie score tracks that we would induct into our Movie Score Hall of Fame. We nominate movies from luminaries such as Bernard Herrmann, Ennio Morricone, Danny Elfman, and more. Check out the final list by listening, and tell us your picks! GUEST: Tasha Jones TikTok @tashajonesss Instagram @tashajonesss For episodes with similar movies, click below Variety Shows Become a Subscriber! Monthly Subscription Listen To Us! Spotify Apple Podcasts Anchor Follow us! Patreon Instagram Twitter Facebook Rico's Youtube Rico's Letterboxd Jessica's Letterboxd --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alwaysthecritic/message
We are still in the celebrating season, and as we continue to celebrate women in business we are interviewing our host Latarshia (Tasha) Crawford-Jones! Tasha Jones is the Founder of Twenty39 LLC, a woman, black, and veteran-owned small business in the U.S. Federal and Defense market that enables holistic readiness for the future of work in rapidly changing environments by using and providing data, strategy, smart management, and technology services and solutions. Tasha built Twenty39 out of her passion for solving problems, being creative, and helping people and businesses leverage their ultimate capacity to realize their aspirations. She's also a mother, wife, friend, advisor, and investor; and with her copious amounts of free time, she enjoys experiencing and learning new things, traveling, and shooting. Watch the full episode on Spotify and Youtube! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hfyYB-gU2ey0zV9YAokjw IG: https://www.instagram.com/livinginlove247 FB: https://facebook.com/livinginlove247 IG: https://www.instagram.com/K.Salone.Coach FB: https://facebook.com/kasey.scharnettking Tasha Jones: https://www.twenty39.com
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years' experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done”! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech – a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years' experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done”! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech – a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around off the rail projects and just getting the job done! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast.Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years' experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done”! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech – a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women.Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested.Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Aurelia Flores is Board Secretary for Citrine Angels. She is a Venture Partner at New Markets Venture Partners. Prior to joining New Markets, Aurelia played a key role on corporate acquisition teams for a Fortune 500 company after graduating from Stanford Law School in the mid-90s. She has over 20 years of experience building and supporting businesses, putting together strategic partnerships, creating business plans/models, obtaining SBA and angel/VC funding, as well as working on M&A activity when a company is ready to grow or exit. She also co-founded a digital marketing agency, the Athena Digital Media Group, combining her knowledge of marketing and business helping high-growth clients to scale and grow. Aurelia became a Member of the Pipeline Angels network of women and non-binary femme investors in 2016, and in 2019 helped to co-found Citrine Angels, an angel group of women investing in women. Aurelia is also the co-host of the Get Found Get Funded podcast. Latarshia (Tasha) Jones is a U.S. Navy Veteran and Founder of Twenty39, a data-focused professional services firm leveraging over twenty years' experience primarily in the U.S. Federal, Defense, and Intelligence market space. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functional diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done”! As an ardent champion of entrepreneurship and innovation, Tasha mentors with FedTech – a venture firm at the intersection of entrepreneurship, breakthrough technologies, and mission-driven organizations; and is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. Topics discussed in this episode: Why more women are needed as angels and other types of investors and the value of women investors supporting women founders. How Citrine Angels and flexible and beginner-friendly safe space for newer investors to come amongst other women that are like-minded. Citrine Angels use an SPV vehicle (single-purpose partnerships where a group of investors comes together to fund a specific opportunity. These were designed primarily for large deals that go beyond an investor's individual capacity for investment) that is utilized to allow women who may not have much money to invest in angel deals individually to participate and help create greater access to finance for women founders and gain the benefits of better terms by going in on a bigger deal using an SVP that they would have been able to do individually. What it means to be venture backable. What Citrine Angels look for from founders who pitch them. How crowdfunding campaigns (depending on how they are structured) could adversely impact raising VC or other funds later. Sales still are and will always be one of the best ways to fund your business organically before seeking an angel, VC, or other funding. Grants are also a good source of financing for early-stage businesses. How to get more information about Citrine Angels and join if you are interested. Please contact us at whereisthefunding@gmail.com with feedback, to be a guest or a sponsor.
Tasha Jones is a brand strategist, public speaker, community leader and consummate connector who now serves as the Chief Marketing Officer for Mile High United Way in Denver, Colorado.
The Bible in a Year with Maple City Chapel & Tasha Jones. Today's readings are: Isaiah 3:1 - 5:30 // 2 Corinthians 11:1-15 // Psalm 53:1-6 // Proverbs 22:28-29---------- www.maplecitychapel.org www.facebook.com/maplecitychapel ---------- Maple City Chapel is an evangelical, interdenominational church with Anabaptist roots that welcomes people from a variety of beliefs and backgrounds. Our worship is contemporary and energizing. Our teaching is bible-based, Christ-centered, and life-giving. Our atmosphere is warm, accepting, and casual. We invite you to join us as we connect with each other, connect with God, and change the world!
How quickly do you judge someone? They say it takes 7 seconds to make a first impression, but how unfair is that? Do people have a right to an opinion about you - right off the bat? We don't think so! Marie Hales speaks with diversity experts Tasha L. Jones and Jennifer Ingram as they peel away the layers of first impressions, judgment, self-perception, and what is fair. Learn strategies on how to shine through your own insecurities and how to un-stereotype. Don't be a shapeshifter! Happiness is being your authentic self so work on obtaining it. Listening to this podcast is a great first step!Join the rEvolution!https://fwdrevolution.mn.co/share/vizp77cFWw6RpwNg?utm_source=manual Follow Tasha on social media:LinkedIn: LV Jones Consultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/lv-jones-consulting/Instagram: lvjonesconsultinghttps://www.instagram.com/lvjonesconsulting/Facebook: tashalvjoneshttps://www.facebook.com/tashalvjonesMake sure to check out her website: lvjonesconsulting.comhttps://lvjonesconsulting.com/Connect with Jennifer:LinkedIn: Jennifer Ingramhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-ingram-she-her-hers-62801a4b/Make sure to check out her website: calibratedlens.comhttps://www.calibratedlens.com/
How quickly do you judge someone? They say it takes 7 seconds to make a first impression, but how unfair is that? Do people have a right to an opinion about you - right off the bat? We don't think so! Marie Hales speaks with diversity experts Tasha L. Jones and Jennifer Ingram as they peel away the layers of first impressions, judgment, self-perception, and what is fair. Learn strategies on how to shine through your own insecurities and how to un-stereotype. Don't be a shapeshifter! Happiness is being your authentic self so work on obtaining it. Listening to this podcast is a great first step!Join the rEvolution!https://fwdrevolution.mn.co/share/vizp77cFWw6RpwNg?utm_source=manual Follow Tasha on social media:LinkedIn: LV Jones Consultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/lv-jones-consulting/Instagram: lvjonesconsultinghttps://www.instagram.com/lvjonesconsulting/Facebook: tashalvjoneshttps://www.facebook.com/tashalvjonesMake sure to check out her website: lvjonesconsulting.comhttps://lvjonesconsulting.com/Connect with Jennifer:LinkedIn: Jennifer Ingramhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-ingram-she-her-hers-62801a4b/Make sure to check out her website: calibratedlens.comhttps://www.calibratedlens.com/
The Bible in a Year with Maple City Chapel & Tasha Jones. Today's readings are: 2 Chronicles 33:14 - 34:33 // Romans 16:10-27 // Psalm 26:1-12 // Proverbs 20:19 ---------- www.maplecitychapel.org www.facebook.com/maplecitychapel ---------- Maple City Chapel is an evangelical, interdenominational church with Anabaptist roots that welcomes people from a variety of beliefs and backgrounds. Our worship is contemporary and energizing. Our teaching is bible-based, Christ-centered, and life-giving. Our atmosphere is warm, accepting, and casual. We invite you to join us as we connect with each other, connect with God, and change the world
One of the things that should never go back to normal post-pandemic is traditional professional development. In this episode, Adam Geller, Founder and CEO of Edthena, details how new technologies behaviors give teachers more agency over their professional learning. Is this the end of sit and git?As part of the company's focus on the educator, Edthena last month announced this year's honorees for the Teacher Leader Impact Awards which recognizes the outstanding achievements of teacher leaders nationwide. All nine of the honored educators were nominated by an administrator in their district for making a measurable impact on others and creating positive lasting change.“We were blown away by the truly remarkable accomplishments and contributions of teacher leaders from across the country,” said Adam Geller, founder and CEO of Edthena. “From supporting students and fellow teachers to spearheading school-wide initiatives, all of the honored educators exemplify true leadership and are so deserving of this recognition.”This year's Teacher Leader Impact Award recipients are:Tasha Jones of Putnam County Charter School System in Eatonton, GADaniel Miller of Fairfax County Public School System in Falls Church, VAStacy Musick of Chambersburg Area School District in Chambersburg, PAMeagan Pryor of Keller Independent School District in Keller, TXDesire Roberts of Nampa School District in Nampa, IDJill Taylor & Holden Rowe of Broken Arrow Public Schools in Broken Arrow, OKMarisa Specht of Griffith Public Schools in Griffith, INAlicia Stevens of Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township in Indianapolis, IN“This year teachers have worked so hard to ensure students feel safe, respected, and have their social and emotional needs met, all while working to meet rigorous academic expectations,” said Alicia Stevens, honored teacher leader from Indiana. “ALL teachers have done a phenomenal job to make this year happen. It is truly an honor to be chosen for this award!”During the nomination process, district-level administrators provided a summary of the nominee's achievements and a description of why the nominee is deserving of this recognition.“Daniel is a lead teacher by nature and creates a learning ecosystem that is second to none. I have never seen anybody who creates community while at the same time topping the charts on test scores,” noted a Fairfax County Public School System administrator in the nomination of Daniel Miller. “There is no doubt he leads with inclusion, equity, and opportunity at the core and that is transformational.”To learn more about the Teacher Leader Impact Award and this year's winners, visit https://teacherleaderimpact.org/.
The Bible in a Year with Maple City Chapel & Tasha Jones. Today's readings are: Deuteronomy 33:1-29 // Luke 13:1-21 // Psalm 78:65-72 // Proverbs 12:25 - NLT ---------- www.maplecitychapel.org www.facebook.com/maplecitychapel ---------- Maple City Chapel is an evangelical, interdenominational church with Anabaptist roots that welcomes people from a variety of beliefs and backgrounds. Our worship is contemporary and energizing. Our teaching is bible-based, Christ-centered, and life-giving. Our atmosphere is warm, accepting, and casual. We invite you to join us as we connect with each other, connect with God, and change the world!
This a live interview with Evangelist Tasha Jones who is sharing how God help her overcome Domestic Violence and how you can to. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pamela952/support
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Scott and Tasha Jones graduated from JBU in 1996. They currently live with their children in Russia, where they serve at a Christian school.
Pastor Clarissa Johnson sits down and speak with Pastor Tasha Jones about her journey as a woman in ministry. Pastor Tasha is a gifted singer and loves to worship and is also a minister of the gospel. Today she finds herself filling in as interim pastor at her home church, Rocky Branch Baptist Church. She shares the difference between being a minister in a church and being a pastor of a church. Listen in as she shares what she learned about being gifted versus being called. Pastor Tasha authored her first book in 2015, REJUVENATE: Marriage, Motherhood & Ministry. REJUVENATE is about refreshing some stagnant areas of one's life. As women, often times we become overwhelmed with our obligations of life so much so, that the passion that once appeared in certain areas of our life have dulled and flames of excitement have started to dim. After being a part of Marriage, Motherhood, and Ministry, I realized that if we are not careful, one can get into the humdrum of just doing everything because, well, it's our responsibility. If you are there, it's time to rejuvenate. If you would like to connect with Pastor Tasha, she can be found on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tasha228
Madison AKA Big Dick Bitch has been on fire as of late. With her daily social media updates, her brand new music video for her smash hit [That girl], her club appearances as well as her guest spots on top interview platforms. She not only sings about it, she is [That Girl]. Not only is she honest with her fans on her views on every topic. But her personality shines so bright you cannot help but love her, respect her and most want to live 5 minutes in her glamorous life. Don't forget to check out Madison's amazing T-Shirt line website: http://www.newweave22inches.com On Air With Tasha Jones is honored to welcome her back to the show.
AEthan Dowding is an FTM transgender activist from Patchogue, Long Island. AEthan documented his own transition on YouTube as a way to voice his thoughts, fears, and successes; as well as offer a support mechanism for others looking to transition. His YouTube channel, A Lions Fears, quickly became popular and to date, has nearly 200 videos, reaches over 6,800 followers, and has more than 800,000 views. In 2011, AEthan was chosen as one of three LGBT persons to have their stories showcased on the Emmy Nominated "It Gets Better" Project on MTV. AEthan and his now wife, Jenilee, spoke of their soon to be wedding and the challenges transgendered couples face when planning to wed. 2011 also marked the year AEthan Launched Point5cc, the first of its kind, stealth clothing company designed to highlight transgender pride. Point5cc also supply free binders to those in need throughout the community and offers $1,000 scholarships, annually, for individual surgery funds. Point5cc is the first binder exchange program that has been adopted by LGBT centers around the USA and its clothing has been worn by notable advocates such as Dan Savage of the It Gets Better Project, and Buck Angel. Point5cc is also a special feature on the Matthew Shepard Foundation youth website called Matthews Place. Most recently AEthan presented to his peers on the topic of Masculinizing Your Body at the 2013 Southern Comfort Conference, in Atlanta, GA; which followed his 2012 presentation on the topic of Emotional Transition. AEthan had a lot of mainstream attention for his nomination for "Mr Trans Man 2013." Although he did not win he is the most recongnized contestant from the event. AEthan continues his mission to help others by answering hundreds of emails a month and documenting his ongoing transition.
Sunshyne Monroe was born in Pennsylvania and raised in Maryland, when turning 18 she moved to Houston Texas. She went on to pursue a career in adult films in 2011 working with some of the top studios in the Transsexual niche such as Evil Angel,Devils Films,Kink.comand Grobby Productions. Sunshyne operates her own website Sunshyneland.comTS Foxxy was born in the Sonoran Desert of Tucson, AZ. During the 2005 AVN Award Show a director recruiting girls approached her to do some solo modeling which then turned into hardcore. Foxxy is now one of the top selling transsexual stars of our time. Since then she has appeared in a few mainstream gigs such as “Gigolos” a television reality adult series based around male gigolos in Las Vegas, another was a Indy film called "American Hoe" which was about hard working American girls in the adult business and the power they have with men and the types of men they encountered. After her success with that she was approached to do an online series called “My Dead Diaries”.http://www.youtube.com/TashaJonesExperience
Join Tasha and her guests as they discuss Tasha's new web series, First Time. The web series focuses on the guests first sexual experience, the good, the bad, the quick and the not so quick. The guests, Adam, Gabrielle and Scott will discuss their thoughts about their first time and the taping of this new web series. The show will be broadcast on Tasha's You Tube channel, on tashajones.ca as well as on www.thatchannel.com
This is the encore airing of our incredible interview with Verses and Flow season 2 Poet Tasha Jones. She blew us away with her amazing poetry pieces and word play. She is phenominal! We hope you enjoy it again and again!!
Check your watch, no doubt its time! Its the D-Hour Show and on this show as always we will be bringing you all the hits from new, amateur, unknown, and up and coming (R&B, Hip Hop, Pop, and Neo-Soul) artists! We got the D-Poetry Spot and the triple threat triple play! We will be also giving you the latest sports updates, music news, celebrity gossip, and much more. We will be giving you all of this at the top of D-Hour!!! So stay tuned and keep your ears locked!!
Rodney Perry Live is sure to be an incredible show this week as two amazingly talented and humble people stop by to chat with Rodney, LIVE! First, the amazing poet, Tasha Jones swings through. In the second half of the hour we have a chance to talk to the one and only "Que" formerly of Day 26. Que will chat with Rodney about his current projects and where you can find him these days! Tune in at 2pm EST every Monday for Rodney Perry Live! For More Info About Tasha Jones visit: www.IamTashaJones.com www.twitter.com/IamTashaJones For More Information About Que visit: www.1anthonyq.tumblr.com www.twitter.com/que_thafuture Rodney Perry Live is a show consisting of all arts and entertainment. Everything from comedy and politics to music and acting. Rodney covers it all with a comedic slant. Tune in each and every Monday at 2pm EST www.blogtalkradio.com/rodneyperrylive to check out "Rodney Perry Live" on internet radio: Call in number: (718) 305-6383.
We get Close Up with educator and artist Tasha Jones. She discusses her journey as an artist, life after divorce, being an educator and more. Plus in Talk of the TOWN: Do You Really Know Who You’re Texting? and Is He the One? 10 Signs to Tell If He’s Mr. Right All Today 2pm est. http://www.mostegall.com or call 347-826-7120
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