Podcast appearances and mentions of tom ford beauty

Greetings Glocal Citizens! I'm back in Accra and it's HOT and HUMID, but thankfully not so dusty--I've successfully evaded the Harmattan! A significant contrast to the environs for my guest this week who dials in from her hometown of London, England. Raised between London and Brooklyn with roots in Jamaica, Aruba and Donimica, Marlea Edwards was drawn to the creative arts from theatre to photography, storytelling, mythology and anthropology from an early age. She is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary creative artist and creative consultant with a key focus on visual storytelling and connecting to audiences. She is CEO and founder of Me + You Films, a boutique production company. As a global, independent professional creative director, producer, director, writer, filmmaker, and edit producer, her early career and work includes working on award-winning BBC shows like Top Gear, Strictly Come Dancing and Eastenders 25 Live, to the London 2012 Olympic Games, London and New York Fashion week and Lenny Kravitz's Strut Tour. Other Brands and Clients include Endemol, BBC, Tom Ford and Tom Ford Beauty, Gucci, DVF, Kohl's, FarFetch, Lush Cosmetics, Preen and ITN Productions. Her latest project, Garms: Black Culture's Influence on British Fashion (https://youtu.be/9wnbOFO6lds?si=eZz_tvYQX1O2EgyK), a one-off documentary deep dive into the world of Black British fashion and culture premiers this week on Wednesday, February 21st. Currently writing and freelancing for award-winning brands and production companies, her own and others, when she's not working with commercial clients she creates artwork with an African spiritualist theme focused on the female form. Where to find Marlea? marleaedwards.com (https://www.marleaedwards.com) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlea-edwards-93790012/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/marleamarl/?hl=en) On Vimeo (https://vimeo.com/marleaedwardsxmeandyou) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/MarleaEdwards) On IMDb (= https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4237999/?ref_=nmbio_ov) What's Marlea listening to? André 3000 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andr%C3%A9_3000) Cleo Sol (https://cleo-sol.com) Sampha (https://www.sampha.com) What's Marlea watching? One Day on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/gh/title/81256740?source=35) Champion on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/gh/title/81478663?source=35) Dreaming Whilst Black (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreaming_Whilst_Black) Other topics of interest: About Queens Park, London (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen%27s_Park,_London) About Wembley, UK (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wembley) About Prospect Park, Brooklyn (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_Park_(Brooklyn)) About Miss Lou, Jamaican poet laureate (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_Bennett-Coverley) the london stage school (https://thelondonstageschool.co.uk/#:~:text=london%20stage%20school-,The%20london%20stage%20school%20is%20an%20exciting%20part%2Dtime%20theatre,at%20the%20london%20stage%20school.%22) Who are Key Workers in the UK? (https://features.naht.org.uk/keyworkers/index.html) BET UK's Cicela Deane (https://www.televisual.com/news/deane-in-as-commissioning-exec-at-bet-uk/) London Fashion Week (https://londonfashionweek.co.uk) About Bianca Saunders (https://biancasaunders.com/pages/about) About Martine Rose (https://martine-rose.com/en-int) About Tolu Coker (https://londonfashionweek.co.uk/designers/tolu-coker) About Labrum (https://labrumlondon.com) About Althea McNish (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Althea_McNish) Liberty London (https://www.libertylondon.com) About Nicholas Daley (https://nicholasdaley.net) Priya Ahluwalia (https://ahluwalia.world/pages/about) Cortez Streetwear (https://cortezco.co/pages/about-cortezco) Windrush then and now (https://lordslibrary.parliament.uk/windrush-scandal-and-compensation-scheme/) 4 -7 - 8 Breathing (https://www.healthline.com/health/4-7-8-breathing#Other-techniques-to-help-you-sleep) Special Guest: Marlea Edwards.

Jane Hertzmark Hudis is one of the most prominent beauty executives in the country. As an executive group president of the Estée Lauder Companies – the organization she's been at for over 30 years – she oversees some of the biggest beauty brands in the world, including Tom Ford Beauty and La Mer. Her secret to making it to the top? Embrace the beauty of connections, find mentors, and hire a team you can learn from.  In this episode, Jane shares:  Why it's crucial to hire people who are smarter than you  Her tips for making work travel more bearable  Her experience raising children while on the executive track How she thought about growing her career at one company What Kendall Jenner taught her about social media 

Ali and Bryce were expats in Shanghai; what's it like for two Chinese senior global marketing executives living in New York? Today's podcast interviews Gary Chu and Mark Jiang from the Estee Lauder Companies, based in New York. ELC includes brands such as Estee Lauder, Clinique, MAC, La Mer, and Tom Ford Beauty. Gary was VP for the Online business from 2014 to 2020 and was responsible for leading the company's dominance in China e-commerce across 12 flagship stores. Mark was previously VP and Brand General Manager for MAC Cosmetics China. Mark and Gary are now senior VPs leading Estee Lauder's global online ambition.

Send us a Text Message.Mariah Moorer is the Global Marketing Coordinator for Tom Ford Beauty. Mariah takes us from an emotionally difficult childhood to witnessing miracles in her own family and explains her journey of faith and her rise in the fashion industry.https://www.tomford.com/beauty/Support the Show.

Today we're speaking with Kate Kenner Archibald of Dash Hudson. Kate Kenner Archibald is a seasoned international marketing executive with 15 years of experience in beauty marketing and technology. Kate advanced her career at the Estée Lauder Companies, contributing to the success of brands such as Tom Ford Beauty, Bobbi Brown, Estée Lauder, and La Mer. In 2021, Kate joined Dash Hudson as Vice President of Product Marketing, later becoming Chief Marketing Officer in 2022 to better align product positioning and marketing strategies for the company. Kate resides in New York City with her family and enjoys outdoor activities in the Hudson Valley. TIMESTAMPS 05:24 - Kate's background. 08:34 - Getting kids into sports. 10:10 - What is Dash Hudson? 12:16 - Social listening tool. 15:50 - Ideal Customer. 17:59 - Struggles clients are experiencing. 21:13 - Leveraging UGC Content. 23:37 - AI Tools for Content and creative strategies. 26:03 -More than following trends. 30:02 - Career highlights/lowlights. 32:11 - Worst piece of professional advice. 33:56 - Dream team attributes. 35:07 - Team helping with data. Check Out Dash Hudson: Instagram: instagram.com/dashhudson/Twitter: twitter.com/dashhudsonTikTok:  tiktok.com/@dashhudsonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dash-hudson/mycompany Connect with Kate:  LinkedIn:  linkedin.com/in/kate-kenner-archibald  Upcoming events: LA Experience: - June 20th New York Experience: - July 27th Register ⁠⁠here⁠⁠. Want to join WIIM's Membership? ⁠⁠Check out our website⁠⁠ Don't forget to ⁠⁠follow us on Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wiim/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wiim/support

Lisa Sequino is the co-founder and CEO of JLo Beauty & Lifestyle, a brand she founded alongside Jennifer Lopez that is focused on making self-care more simple with high-performance products that deliver incredible results for an inner and outer glow - at any age. Although Lisa is a beauty veteran, her path was anything but straightforward. She always had a love for beauty but never realized how to make it a career. She had plans to be an attorney, ended up dropping out of law school, and found a sales job that introduced her to the world of business. She spent eight years at Proctor & Gable, then ultimately got her dream job at Estee Lauder as an executive at Tom Ford Beauty. After spending nearly a decade at Estee Lauder, and running the Estee Lauder Brands in North America, Lisa started questioning everything in life and was feeling unfulfilled despite having an incredible career. We talk to Lisa about how she garnered the courage to leave her corporate career, the questions she asked herself along the way, and how turning 40 was a huge wake-up call for her both personally and professionally. We also discuss what nobody tells you about the transition from leaving corporate to starting your own business, and what skills you should hold onto and let go of. Lisa also shares a behind-the-scenes look at her serendipitous meeting with JLo, their relationship as co-founders, and how they came together to create a business that makes women feel confident, empowered, and beautiful both inside and out, and so much more. * A warm welcome and introduction to today's guest, Lisa Sequino. [00:48]* Lisa's childhood desire for making money and setting her own path. [03:50]* How Lisa teaches her son the value of hard work. [05:13]* Why Lisa started and dropped out of law school. [07:12]* Lisa's ‘lightbulb' beauty moment. [10:42]* Why beauty is a more difficult industry than the media portrays. [11:50]* Lisa's experiences working in healthcare, specifically with digestible products. [13:25]* Why hard work is a necessity in a successful career. [20:56]* The questions Lisa started asking after she turned 40. [22:40]* What Lisa wanted after quitting her job: creating a space for women over 40 in beauty. [28:05]* How, when, and why Lisa and J-Lo connected so well. [29:15]* Ways J-Lo is pushing and challenging Lisa in her career. [34:35]* The entrepreneurial mindset shifts and changes Lisa experiences. [36:23]* Examples of how Lisa and J-Lo work together as co-founders. [37:54]* The reality and challenges of partnering with J-Lo. [41:00]* How JLo Beauty and Lifestyle has been mindful of broader economic changes. [43:49]* Why understanding your customer is the most important aspect of your business. [46:50]* What Lisa let go of while transitioning from the corporate to entrepreneurial world. [52:59]* It is time to incorporate fun into your life! [57:30]* How Lisa manages her time and finds joy. [1:01:53]* Lisa's closing words of wisdom. [1:05:10]This episode is brought to you by Beeya:* If you or anyone you know have been struggling with hormonal imbalances and bad periods, go to https://beeyawellness.com/free to download the free guide to tackling hormonal imbalances and to learn more about Beeya's seed cycling bundle.* Plus, get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIRE10.Follow Lisa:* Instagram: https://www.jlobeauty.com/* Website: https://www.instagram.com/jlobeauty/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nearly every turn in Isamaya Ffrench's career was unexpected. Ffrench grew up in a family of engineers and didn't ascribe to the glamorous rituals her mother and grandmother practiced when she was a child. Her introduction to beauty came by way of discovering Kevyn Aucoin's iconic beauty book “Making Faces.” But even after studying that book cover to cover, Ffrench still didn't have dreams of becoming a makeup artist, content creator or founder of her namesake beauty brand — all of which she is now. In fact, Ffrench danced professionally for 15 years. But a colleague at the contemporary theatrical performance group Theo Adams Company put her up for a body painting job at i-D magazine, knowing Ffrench painted faces at children's parties. While unplanned, that gig planted the seeds for Ffrench's future career. “I was hired to do a very specific thing,” said Ffrench on the most recent episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast. “I was using clay and mixed media and turning these models into Demigods. It was all very creative, but there was another makeup artist on set who had been booked to do the beauty because I guess I was a wildcard. I just remember there was this moment when I was washing up my really dirty, grubby brushes in the sink with washing liquid. I had big paintbrushes and sponges and all this grimy stuff. I looked over at this makeup artist who sat there with her beautiful kit laid out looking very clean. I was like, ‘Hold on a sec, why am I not doing that job? I should be doing that job, as well.'” Ffrench continued to book editorial jobs, all while refining her subverted beauty aesthetic. Her work landed her ambassador and creative director posts at YSL Beauté, Tom Ford Beauty, Burberry and Byredo, which proved to be fortuitous primers to launching her own brand, Isamaya, in June. “I don't ever think I planned to do my own brand, or not until very, very recently, probably because I was very happy doing it for other people. … And then I sort of thought, ‘Well, maybe there are some things I would like to do for myself that brands wouldn't let me do because they have their own language,'” she said. Since debuting Isamaya this summer, Ffrench has leaned into the drop model, first launching the Industrial collection, a BDSM-inspired offering. Wild Star, a rhinestone cowgirl-esque drop, debuted Thursday with L.A. pop-ups supporting the collection.

It's the time of the Season... Witches are all over the media. Do the clothes make the Witch? On today's special episode, I have not 1 but 2 special guests who have brilliant perspectives on honoring your look and magic and what it means to fit in or stand out. Amanda Yates Garcia @oracleofla and James Vincent @jvincentmakeup join me on Saved by the Spell to discuss Witch Aesthetics, Croning, and Connection to magic and self-protection through the physical embodiment of self-expression. While offering some sage younger self-advice.  Special Guest Bios: Amanda Yates Garcia is a writer, witch, and the Oracle of Los Angeles. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The London Times, CNN, BRAVO, as well as a viral appearance on FOX. She has led rituals, classes and workshops on magic and witchcraft at UCLA, UC Irvine, MOCA, The Hammer Museum, LACMA, The Getty and many other venues. Amanda hosts monthly moon rituals online, and the popular Between the Worlds podcast, which looks at the Western Mystery traditions through a mythopoetic lens. Her book, Initiated: Memoir of a Witch, received a starred review from Kirkus and Publisher's Weekly and has been translated into six languages.  https://oracleoflosangeles.com/ (https://oracleoflosangeles.com/) IG @oracleofla As Director of Education and Artistry for The Makeup Show and The Powder Group, James Vincent is fortunate enough to work with makeup lines and makeup artists at all levels of the industry. Over the years James' passion for the art of makeup encompasses nearly every genre of makeup artistry. From film and theatre, to television and celebrity work, editorial and runway work. James' expertise also includes training and product development positions and guest artist spots for such companies as MAC, YSL, Sephora, Tom Ford Beauty, Ardency Inn,  Make Up For Ever and recently Rihanna's Fenty Beauty with Kendo Brands. James now focuses his career on working internationally in fashion, editorial and artistry development. In fashion James has collaborated with diverse designers such as Ashton Michael, Charlotte Ronson and Chris Habana as has seen him as key artist for fashion shows in every major fashion city. James' work in the music industry spans genres with such legendary musicians as Lady Gaga, Florence and the Machine, Courtney Love, Amy Winehouse, Joan Jett and The Foo Fighters. James has had the pleasure to work with leading ladies like Liv Tyler, Reese Witherspoon and Jane Fonda, James has also been privileged enough to work with men who have made a mark including President Barack Obama.Having worked with photographers including Alexander Thompson, Mike Ruiz and David Lachapelle James work has been seen on in magazines including ID, V, Paper, Wonderland, and Italian Vogue.  James is currently the Beauty Editor for On Makeup Magazine and Galore Magazine. He contributes to countless blogs and publications including  Refinery 29. He has been featured on numerous television shows as a beauty expert such as NBC's The Today Show, CBS This Morning and NY1.  Nylon Magazine, The New York Times and WWD have named James as a “Makeup Artist to Watch”. https://www.jamesvincentmakeup.com/ (https://www.jamesvincentmakeup.com/) IG @jvincentmakeup

James Kaliardos is a New York-based makeup artist and founder of legendary publication and experiential agency, VISIONAIRE. Kaliardos is in high demand by brands such as Louis Vuitton, NARS, MAC, and Tom Ford Beauty.He has collaborated with photographers such as Steven Meisel, Richard Burbridge, Albert Watson,  Paolo Roversi, and Juergen Teller, on work featured in publications such as Vogue, Elle, Vanity Fair, W, and V. His celebrity clientele includes: Miley Cyrus, Tilda Swinton, Marisa Tomei, and Michelle Williams.This episode sponsored by HigherDOSE, a line of infrared devices harness the most cutting-edge healing technologies available—from infrared's healing heat, to PEMF's grounding technology, to red light's rejuvenating rays. Use promo code: QUINN15 at checkout to save 15% off. https://shopmyshelf.us/collections/44455 That's HigherDOSE.com. Promo Code: QUINN15  Or just go to Higherdose.com/quinn

Jo Tutchener Sharp is the Founder and CEO of Scamp & Dude- the British purpose led fashion brand with a huge heart. Jo started the brand after suffering a brain haemorrhage, wanting to create a brand that helps children feel more secure when apart from their loved ones, and it has gone from strength to strength, with the expansion of womenswear now taking up 80% of the collection! Before starting her brand, Jo was a high flyer in the fashion & beauty PR industry working for brands such as Estee Lauder and Tom Ford Beauty. She now lives in Berkshire with her husband and two sons. In this episode Jo talks all about three of the moments that have helped shape her life. From changing courses at University, leading her onto the path of Fashion PR and meeting her best friends- to making a brave decision to sell her own PR company, we really delve into all the small decisions that made these moments so life changing for Jo. However none were as life changing as when she came up to her pearly gates and suffered her brain haemorrhage, and Jo speaks candidly, openly and honestly about her experience and truly how out of a bad situation can come good - as without this, there would be no Scamp & Dude! @slidingdoorspod Hosted by: @jenbecks28 Guest: @scampanddudejo Sliding Doors: Your Story application form: bit.ly/341101K

Anne Carullo, longtime beauty executive and former creator of Tom Ford Beauty, and Leslie Ghize, head of retail forecasting firm, TOBE TDG, join Pauline in a conversation about trends in fashion, beauty and style.

Stacy Vizcarra has been a professional makeup artist for the past 18 years in San Diego, CA. Starting her career with MAC and staying with them for 10 years developing her amazingly-unique talents and precise skills. She also worked for Chanel and Tom Ford Beauty. She has worked for some of the top names in fashion and media including: Sony, Mercedes Benz- LA Fashion Week and Beyoncé, Missy Elliot & Alicia Keys First Ladies First Tour. Her specialty is bringing out every woman's natural beauty & contour while emphasizing highlights and flawless skin. Her love for all things style and beauty continues to grow and develop with the ever-changing climate of fashion. She has a true passion for her craft. Keep up with Stacy: http://www.stacyvmakeupartist.com/  https://www.instagram.com/stacyvmua/  To keep up with Seraphine, follow her at: Website: https://seraphiend.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seraphiend_podcast/    Instagram (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/therealseraphine/    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seraphiendpodcast   

Stacy Vizcarra has been a professional makeup artist for the past 18 years in San Diego, CA. Starting her career with MAC and staying with them for 10 years developing her amazingly-unique talents and precise skills. She also worked for Chanel and Tom Ford Beauty. She has worked for some of the top names in fashion and media including: Sony, Mercedes Benz- LA Fashion Week and Beyoncé, Missy Elliot & Alicia Keys First Ladies First Tour. Her specialty is bringing out every woman's natural beauty & contour while emphasizing highlights and flawless skin. Her love for all things style and beauty continues to grow and develop with the ever-changing climate of fashion. She has a true passion for her craft.   Keep up with Stacy: http://www.stacyvmakeupartist.com/  https://www.instagram.com/stacyvmua/  To keep up with Seraphine, follow her at: Website: https://seraphiend.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seraphiend_podcast/    Instagram (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/therealseraphine/    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seraphiendpodcast   

In this episode, Sarah Rosenthal talks with Tanya Gupta about dealing with professional rejection, creating your own website, and the exciting intersection between STEM and the arts. Tanya Gupta is an Indian-American artist, engineer, and entrepreneur. During her undergraduate tenure, Tanya co-founded a female-led startup company, completed 2 co-op rotations with NASA resulting in a patent, and spent a term as a teaching assistant at Stanford University — all while being an NYU Admissions Ambassador and Resident Assistant. She is also a multimedia artist who has worked with brands like Tom Ford Beauty, Bliss, and Adolescent Content. Tanya is now a full-time Hardware Developer and XR (Mixed/Extended Reality) Engineer at IBM. For a full transcript of this episode, please email career.communications@nyu.edu.

EPISODE 92./Thank god you’re here! Strap yourselves in, we have a very VERY news-heavy week this week.This week we were surprised to learn that our (everyone’s) favourite Scottish beauty influencer, Jamie Genevieve has dropped a makeup line on our pretty laps! We haven’t been on the gestation journey of Vieve coming into our lives so we’re not too sure how to feel about this shock - was it the right move for Jamie to keep this so under wraps?Also this week, Tom Ford Beauty and Estee Lauder have dropped at Mecca online and Grown Alchemist have opened their experiential Retal Lab in Melbourne, topped with treatments, light therapy and beauty IV’s, we might just lock ourselves inside there for a while. We can’t run or hide from influencer launches this week as Amelia Liana has popped out another and dropped Raemi jewellery. AAAnd our very favourite, Raw Beauty Kristi has collabed with ColourMom (colourpop) for a woodland mushroom forest inspired collection. Also Ilume Trio is back but we don’t wanna hype it because Hourglass hasn’t brought it back to us in more shades! Product reviews are back and this week we trialled the NEW Go-To Skin Party body moisturiser. This lotion is rich but absorbs almost instantly - We described it as the perfect moisturiser to lather on before putting on a pair of jeans - YEP that lightweight. Our beauty faves this week: Lisas lash lift (sorry you can’t buy it off her) courtesy of Brow House Melbourne. And more fake tan for Alex - the Dark Gradual Tan from Loving Tan. Products mentioned:Vieve Brand: https://www.vieve.co.uk/ Tom Ford Beauty at Mecca: https://bit.ly/3kv178g Estee Lauder Beauty at mecca: https://bit.ly/3lzMWzXGrown Alchemist Retail Lab: https://www.grownalchemist.com/au/page/retail-lab/ Raemi by Amelia Liana: https://raemi.com/ Colourpop x RBK: https://bit.ly/38Njkvp Hourglass Illume Trio: https://bit.ly/3f4e7Ar Liberty Belle Christmas Sets: https://bit.ly/3f6ZWL1 Go To Skin Party: https://bit.ly/35xvJl8 Brow House: https://www.instagram.com/browhouse___/ Loving Tan deluxe gradual tan: https://bit.ly/3lwO5YZ Designer Brands Centre Stage Mascara: https://bit.ly/32Cerke Thanks for listening! Please come and join us over on Instagram @allbasescovered.pod to chat with us about the episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest this week is John Demsey, beauty brand mogul, and executive group president at Estée Lauder Companies.John and I discuss what he learned from working retail jobs for a decade, how embracing hip hop’s glamour built MAC Cosmetics, how K-Pop and Tom Ford are getting men to wear makeup, and why hair and makeup are at the core of how people express themselves and how culture is formed.Follow John on InstagramNOTES(05:57) Rudi Gernreich(09:22) Cleveland’s Rock and Roll History(16:04) MAC Cosmetics(28:37) Tom Ford Beauty(35:01) K-Pop and Men’s Cosmetics(39:26) Le Labo(48:27) Edward Sexton (Blamo! Interview)**Want even more Blamo? Join the BlamFam on Patreon and get access to additional interviews, a community slack, special events, and more!

A conversation with Diana Hong-Elsey, the VP Global Creative Director of Tom Ford Beauty. She was previously the VP Global Digital Creative Director at MAC Cosmetics and Tiffany & Co.

Jenelle Hamilton is an experienced communications consultant with over 18 years of industry experience. Specializing in lifestyle PR and brand positioning, her career has taken her to London, Milan, Paris. She now based Stateside and splits her time between LA and NY. Jenelle herself has been featured in Fast Company, Forbes, The New York Times, Glamour, Essence, Business Insider and more. For two decades, Jenelle has successfully secured top tier media placements for entrepreneurs, start-ups and global lifestyle brands. Clients include; Tom Ford Beauty, Mented Cosmetics, The Shorty Awards, Black Opal Beauty, Simply Gum, delivery.com, Partake Foods, and Bob Mackie.  Her clients have appeared in the most respected publications, both internationally and stateside. Vogue, The Wall Street Journal, O-The Oprah Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Inc., and Entrepreneur magazine, are just a few examples of her extensive media contacts. She has also successfully secured high-profile TV segments on the TODAY Show, GMA, Rachael Ray Show, and E! News which positively impacted product sales and brand messaging on a national level.  Non-negotiable self care ritual: My daily morning meditation and prayer ritual is a non-negotiable for me. It's only 10 mins, but it changes the course of my day and how I react to things. It also helps me to manage stress and I definitely need help with that! You can learn more about Jenelle and her services: www.jenellehamilton.com @jenellehamilton

Scamp & Dude is one of the most commendable companies that I’ve come across since launching She can. She did. for so many reasons that I go on to explain in this episode, so between you and me, Jo's name was jot down almost instantly when I was thinking of who I'd love to interview on this podcast. For that reason, I'm very excited to share this week's episode!Recorded in the living room of her stunning home (which you can get a glimpse of on her personal Instagram (@scampanddudejo), the former head of press for Estee Lauder and Tom Ford Beauty, turned business owner opens up about her story launching and growing Scamp & Dude to date - the multi-award winning, superpower infused clothing brand hailed by children and adults world-over for the message behind its trademarked slogan, ‘a superhero has my back.’ After going through the notoriously stressful process of selling her previous PR company that she had launched and grown prior to Scamp & Dude, Jo suffered a brain haemorage which left her hospitalised with no choice but to undergo brain surgery to remove a lump on her brain. It was whilst she was in hospital, away from her sons, then aged 1 and 3, that the idea for Scamp & Dude was born.Over big cups of coffee (naturally!) the two of us sat down to chat about everything from the initial steps she took to get the clothing brand off the ground (whilst she was still recovering from brain surgery I must add) and how she ended up in the likes of Libertys within a matter of months; right through to how she went about galvanising hundreds of fellow business owners to help her confront one of the UK’s leading supermarkets head on when they blatantly copied her designs (and her advice for any of us should we find ourselves in a similar position).There’s a lot to be learned from her story in my opinion and thankfully for us, she was forthcoming with advice. I hope you enjoy it!She can. She did. is hosted by Fiona Grayson (that's me, hello!) and is sponsored by xero.comFor a free one-month trial on Xero followed by 50% off for the next six months, please feel free to use the code, SCSD50 going forward!The good old social handles should you fancy a further peek!She can. She did. @shecanshedidScamp & Dude @scampandudeXero @xeroFor more information about the She can. She did. - Midweek Mingle roadshow in London, Brighton and Cardiff throughout March, click here! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1998 a life changing career opportunity set him on the path for success. Today, John Demsey is the Executive Group President of The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. He is one of the most talented, creative and visionary brand builders and thought leaders in the beauty industry and pop culture. Since he joined the company in 1991, John Demsey has built and launched some of the world’s most popular and beloved beauty brands beginning with M·A·C, where he was appointed President in 1998.  Demsey built the small, niche makeup artist brand into a global cosmetics powerhouse. He also serves as Chairman of the M·A·C AIDS Fund, which has raised more than $480 million to date in the fight against HIV/AIDS, spearheading the wildly successful M·A·C VIVA GLAM celebrity campaigns. Another major career benchmark and passion for John was working closely with fashion designer Tom Ford to create TOM FORD BEAUTY’s successful Private Blend and Signature fragrances and the Tom Ford Cosmetics Collection.  Also in his portfolio of beauty hits include Jo Malone London, Smashbox, Prescriptives, Too Faced, BECCA, By Kilian, GLAMGLOW, Frédéric Malle, Le Labo and RODIN olio lusso and more. Fueled by his pet squad of seven dogs + three cats, his 10 year old daughter, a daily exercise and training routine, and an Instagram feed that is laugh out loud funny, it’s no wonder John Demsey is at the helm of one of the world’s biggest beauty empires. On this episode, John and Marni sync up about where John’s career began, his glamourous mother and grandmother, the story behind M.A.C, Estée Lauder, and Tom Ford Beauty, where he draws inspiration, what he looks for in talent-whether it’s a spokesperson or a new brand, his pet squad, his very funny and sometimes serious Instagram feed, and the workout routine’s that fuel him for success! Get ready to feel inspired and empowered by todays conversation! If you like what you hear, please leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts! It’s easy, open the app on your phone, scroll past the episode list to Ratings and Reviews, Click on the five stars, then scroll down and click on write a review. Social @Marnionthemove on Instagram @MarniontheMove on Facebook Guest Social @jdemsey @Maccosmetics Email Marnionthemove1@gmail.com with any questions you may have for me or my guests. Newsletter The Download Sign up for exclusive offers, VIP LIVE podcast events, and additional news.

#8 Today we have our very first episode about beauty with Francesco Fabiani, Education Manager at Tom Ford Beauty. He tells us his inspiring career story and how he went from a sales assistant on the shop floor to education manager at Tom Ford. Not only will you learn about beauty retailing, but you will discover Tom Ford Beauty from a totally different side. You'll discover how and why this beauty brand is successful through our conversation with Francesco so tune in to get inspired! For more fashion and beauty career interviews visit our website https://www.glamobserver.com/category/fashion-career-interviews/ ***We have just launched our Membership Program! The GO Membership is for all the girls with a plan who want to work in fashion, beauty and blogging. Join Us https://www.glamobserver.com/membership-plans/ ***

Kaia Gerber takes us behind the scenes at TOM FORD Fall 2018 Women’s show at the Park Avenue Armory, featuring the debut of Shadow Extrême in TFX10 from his new makeup line Tom Ford Extrême. Executive Produced and Directed by Karen Morrison. DP Cameraman Giovanni Sicignano. MODTV film for TOM FORD Beauty.