Podcasts about vegan women summit

If you're thinking about going vegan as a family, or you're already vegan and expecting a wee one and wanting to raise them vegan, this is the episode for you! As a plant-based dietitian and mom of 2, this is an episode I've been meaning to do for a while! There is a lot of misinformation about feeding kids a vegan diet…and a weird amount of negative headlines that have been attributed to vegan eating that were really parents not feeding their kids properly. So I'm super excited to be chatting with registered dietitian Karla Moreno-Bryce RD, who focuses specifically on vegan pediatric nutrition, all about how to feed vegan kids well. The reality of fostering healthy growth and development isn't all that different, whether your children are omnivores, vegetarian or vegan. Kids have specific nutrient needs, like protein or calcium, and you simply need to ensure that you are offering foods rich in those nutrients! So in this episode, we get into specifics about nutrients of concern and which foods and supplements are essential for meeting their needs. It will help you get clearer on how to plan your family meals so that your kids thrive on a plant-based diet.About Karla: Karla Moreno-Bryce, MDA, RD, LD is a leading expert in pediatric vegan nutrition, author of the Vegan Kids Cookbook, and mom of two vegan girls. She has worked with hundreds of committed vegan parents from all around the world to help them feel confident feeding their kids a vegan diet for proper growth and development. Her insights have been featured in highly recognized outlets like Huffpost, BBC, and National Geographic and has been a speaker at the Vegan Women Summit, Twin Cities Veg Fest, and NYU Langone Health. In her spare time, she enjoys having picnics with her family—unless it's in the middle of Winter in Minnesota.  On this episode we chat about: Is it possible to raise healthy vegan kids? Going vegan as a family Which nutrients do we need to watch most for vegan kids? Talking about iron-fortified cereals: yay or nay? The one important mineral that no one talks about for vegans  How much protein do kids need? The best plant-based milk for kids How to navigate high fibre foods with little tummies Making sure kids get enough energy for growth What supplements do vegan kids need? Navigating the family meal Support the Pod! We couldn't make this podcast happen without the support of our amazing listeners… I love hearing your feedback on these episodes to be sure to join the conversation on our instagram @theallsortspod @desireenielsenrd @vegan.kids.nutrition If you love this episode, please share it with your friends and family, or take a minute to rate, review or subscribe on your favourite podcast app. We appreciate EVERY. SINGLE. LISTEN! recommendations

Jennifer is a multi-talented executive leader in the future of food and tech innovation space. Building her career in the tech industry under Silicon Valley's most prolific investor, Ron Conway, she has worked with the world's largest tech brands, such as Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. Pivoting to the burgeoning industry of alternative protein and food technology, Jennifer is an industry expert and thought leader, powering the world's largest global platform of mission-driven women founders working to create the future of food, fashion, beauty, and biotechnology. Jennifer has been featured as a speaker both domestically and internationally at many conferences, including the world's largest tech conference, Dreamforce, and the acclaimed World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, South Korea. She has travelled internationally as a government-appointed tech delegate in multiple missions, most recently in Germany, and is regularly featured in the national press. A tri-citizen of the US, Canada, and the UK, Jennifer is an avid traveller, athlete, rescue diver, and ethical vegan. Please email all inquiries to jennifer@veganwomensummit.com. LinkedIn messages are not read.

In this episode of The ESG Experience, Helee Lev and Ryan Nelson are joined by Jennifer Stojkovic, Founder of the Vegan Women Summit, to discuss why food is frequently left out of the ESG discussion despite being a large part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a critical component of climate goals.

Jennifer Stojkovic is a General Partner at Joyful Ventures, an early-stage VC fund focused on disrupting the $1.4 trillion meat and dairy industry with sustainable protein. She's also the founder of Vegan Women Summit (VWS), a platform of over 60,000 women professionals in the future of food, and author of the award-winning book, The Future of Food is Female. Prior to her career in food technology, Jennifer built her career in Silicon Valley under Ron Conway, Founder of SV Angel, and worked with the world's largest tech companies including Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

Jamie covers the bts of the Hulu special she was featured in, "The Anatomy of a Scandoval". Find out how it all transpired and which fellow podcasters were sadly cut from the footage. Then she recaps her recent NYC trip including WWHL, an awkward encounter with Andy Cohen, a secret party in the clubhouse, meeting The Mayor of NYC Eric Adams at Gracie Mansion, Scheana's Smirnoff event that was packed with Bravolebs, her live podcast at The Vegan Women Summit, and two amazing vegan restaurants she dined at by Chef Guy Vaknin (Hell's Kitchen Season 10 & one of Shark Tank's largest deals)! Jamie shares an update on her ADHD meds and how it's effected recent social gatherings such as the VPR Reunion watch party. Ivy stops by to discuss a metaphysical theory and to detail their recent outing to none other than... Hot Topic. Outro song: "Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us" by My Chemical Romance Follow us: @jamielynneallover Patreon: www.patreon.com/jamieallover Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thursday, May 25th — In this episode we talk about: Plantapalooza Day 3! (https://lovecomplement.com/) Weather report: Big meta-analysis shows PBD lowers cholesterol, Running on Plants begins June 1, ALDI nears 1,000 vegan items, NotMayo in Target this month across US Rachel from Rooted Living fills us in on her Vegan Women Summit experience Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on YouTube or on Instagram (@plantbasedmorningshowand @nomeatathlete_official), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow @plantbasedmorningshow, @realmattfrazier, and @itsdoughay for more.

Wednesday, May 24th — In this episode we talk about: Plantapalooza Day 2! (https://lovecomplement.com/) Weather report: Dotsie Bausch announces new book for plant-based athletes, Two Hands to offer vegan corn dogs across US, Meatable can make cultivated pork in eight days, protein made from air, new BK ad for Plant-Based Long Chicken, US Surgeon General issues social media advisory 5 New Foods from the Vegan Women Summit (https://www.fastcompany.com/90899663/from-oyster-free-oysters-to-plant-based-blue-cheese-5-things-i-ate-at-an-event-for-cutting-edge-vegan-food) Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on YouTube or on Instagram (@plantbasedmorningshowand @nomeatathlete_official), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow @plantbasedmorningshow, @realmattfrazier, and @itsdoughay for more.

Jennifer Stojkovic! Author! Food-tech leader! Founder of Vegan Women Summit! We have a great talk! I learned a lot and it was super fun! Enjoy! Also, this year's Vegan Women Summit will take place in New York on May 19th and feature 100+ speakers and brands in the future of food, fashion, beauty, and sustainability. All are invited (30% of attendees are men!). Listeners can go to vws2023.com to learn more and get a ticket. Get 15% off with code "MYQ"! And that's not all! This is only HALF of our chat.  For the second half, click here and head on over to Patreon for the rest of it! Thanks and love, all!

ESG Decoded is a podcast powered by ClimeCo to share updates related to business innovation and sustainability in a clear and actionable manner.  In this episode,  Amanda Hsieh talks with Jennifer Stojkovic, a General Partner at Joyful Ventures, an early-stage VC fund focused on sustainable protein. She is also the founder of Vegan Women Summit (VWS), a platform of over 50,000 women professionals in the future of food. In 2022, Jennifer published her debut award-winning book, The Future of Food Is Female: Reinventing the Food System to Save the Planet. Before her career in food technology, Jennifer built her career in Silicon Valley and worked with the world's largest tech companies, including Google, Meta, and Microsoft. The global population continues to increase exponentially. It's predicted that we will reach 8 billion humans this year. The United Nation's (UN) projections suggest that the world's population could grow to around 8.5 billion in 2030 and 9.7 billion in 2050. Eliminating food insecurity and ensuring that everyone has consistent access to nutritious meals is sustainable development  priority that intersects with environmental issues (climate, pollution, water, land use, water), ethical concerns (animal welfare, worker safety), and economic development. Listen as Amanda and Jennifer discuss the need for food innovation, including plant-based diets and cultivated meats to meet the demand to feed our world's population. Jennifer also shares how this industry has a unique opportunity to have a great representation of leaders who are women and people of color, even though they face significant funding challenges. This episode shares exciting perspectives related to the future of food and the related DEI wins that can be garnered from an industry that has the potential to be led by women and minority business owners. And you do not have to be vegan to benefit!  The 2023 Vegan Women Summit® (VWS) will be held May 18 -20, 2023, in New York City and will include topics regarding funding gaps for women and BIPOC, how to diversify venture capital, and exciting trends in the future of food. ESG Decoded listeners will receive 15% off Vegan Women Summit registration with DISCOUNT CODE: ESGDECODED. Make sure to subscribe to ESG Decoded on your favorite streaming platforms and our new YouTube Channel so that you're notified of new episodes! Don't forget to connect with us on our social media channels. Enjoy this episode!    Episode Resource Links The Future of Food Is Female: Reinventing the Food System to Save the Planet: https://www.amazon.com/Future-Food-Female-Reinventing-System/dp/B09WQBJQ74 Highlights from 2022 Industry Report: The State of Women in the Future of Food. https://www.veganwomensummit.com/2022-founder-report

Unlocking the power of female entrepreneurs from the inside – social impact pioneer Jenny Stojkovic, joins us to share her journey. As Silicon Valley tech industry professional Jenny experienced first-hand that even in the most progressive markets women are being left behind. So she pivoted her career. Bringing together her love of food, her care for other women leaders and her focus on a sustainable future – Jenny started the Vegan Women's Summit to accelerate change in the food industry by bringing together powerful and innovative women. During this podcast, Jenny share's succinctly what she has learnt. Listen into the conversation to hear why funders are missing out by overlooking amazing women entrepreneurs; learn about the food trends of our future; and gain practical insights how to better navigate leadership – from upping networking skills to overcoming imposter syndrome. Jenny explains: “There's no single day where somebody wakes up and gives you a stamp of approval and says, ‘okay, you're an expert, okay, you're a leader.' You just kind of start doing it. It's a habit…you start homing in on your beliefs and your styles and what you want to see builds and eventually at some point, you're just a leader.” In addition, Jenny invites you to become part of the Vegan Women's Summit – joining over 60,000 professionals across six continents, with an annual conference and reports on women founders. Jenny is on a mission to make the food industry more inclusive. And she believes in the power of women. As she explains, “Women drive most of the food purchases - 93% of consumer food purchases are made by women. So, it just would follow suit that if we want to be able to sell to those that buy these foods, we should be tapping into leaders from those communities.” Listen in to find out more and to get involved. Links: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferstojkovic/ Vegan Women Summit: https://www.veganwomensummit.com/ Do use this code BFPPODCAST for 10% off tickets to the Summit. This link has the code already applied: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-vegan-women-summit-2023-tickets-435726498687?discount=BFPPodcast Book: The Future of Food Is Female: Reinventing the Food System to Save the Planet: https://www.amazon.com/Future-Food-Female-Reinventing-System-ebook/dp/B09WY24B42/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vegwomensummit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/veganwomensummit/ And if you liked this, do try: Food Security and Climate Change, with Aled Jones, NFU Cymru: https://businessfightspoverty.org/food-security-and-climate-change/

Jennifer Stojkovic is a General Partner at Joyful Ventures, an early-stage VC fund focused on disrupting the $1.4 trillion meat and dairy industry with sustainable protein. She's also the founder of Vegan Women Summit (VWS), a platform of over 60,000 women professionals in the future of food, and author of the award-winning book, The Future of Food is Female. Prior to her career in food technology, Jennifer built her career in Silicon Valley under Ron Conway, Founder of SV Angel, and worked with the world's largest tech companies including Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

I am joined by the CMO of Change Foods, Irina Gerry and the Founder of the Vegan Women Summit, Jennifer Stojkovic to discuss the State of the Plant-based Foods and Innovation Industry. Is the sector dead? Has the media gotten it wrong? Is there positive data to report? Where is the sector headed? Have your own thoughts? Share them with me on Linkedin! Subscribe right now to never miss this podcast! For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out at elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. Connect with Elysabeth on Linked in here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elysabeth-alfano-8b370b7/ For more PBH, visit ElysabethAlfano.com/Plantbased-Business-Hour

I am joined by the CMO of Change Foods, Irina Gerry and the Founder of the Vegan Women Summit, Jennifer Stojkovic to discuss the State of the Plant-based Foods and Innovation Industry. Is the sector dead? Has the media gotten it wrong? Is there positive data to report? Where is the sector headed? Have your own thoughts? Share them with me on Linkedin! Subscribe right now to never miss this podcast! For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out at elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. Connect with Elysabeth on Linked in here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elysabeth-alfano-8b370b7/ For more PBH, visit ElysabethAlfano.com/Plantbased-Business-Hour

It's been said that “when a person is sick, they have one wish but when they are well, they have a million wishes.” This is why health coaching can be so impactful. It's one of the most important sectors of coaching out there. Regardless of your specialty, whether it be mental, physical, or emotional health coaching, some of us tend to believe we only help our clients feel better. That if our clients walk away saying they've lost weight, successfully combated the condition, numbers have gone down, they're sleeping better etc, then we've done our jobs.  I am here to disrupt that belief and force you to show up a little more in your health coaching business. Our TRUE role as a health coach is to help our clients close the gap between who they currently are and who they have the potential to become. Today, I want to explain to you the magnitude of your job as a health coach and two things you can do in your business to close that gap for your clients.  And guess what?! I've been selected as a finalist to speak at the 2023 Vegan Women's Summit in NYC this May!!! I would loooove if you would help get me across the finish line. They narrowed it down out of hundreds of applications and now I need your vote to make it official.   If I've ever said ANYTHING about the power of plants and health that's resonated with you then please CLICK HERE TO CAST YOUR VOTE. Voting is open through January 22nd.  LINKS AND RESOURCES — The Plant Protocol™: theplantprotocol.com   Cast Your Vote for me to speak at The Vegan Women Summit 2023 in NYC! FOLLOW ME — Instagram: @lisaangelsmith Facebook: @ThePlantBasedFoodie LinkedIn: @lisaangelsmith Website: https://www.lisaangelsmith.com/ Apply for The Plant Protocol™: theplantprotocol.com RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW PODCAST – If you love the content and find it valuable, please consider rating, reviewing and following my show! New episodes drop weekly and if you're not following, there's a good chance you'll miss out. 

Delayed gratification is a term or phrase we use to describe our ability to wait. And this idea has been embedded in us that our moment will come, just do what's required and wait until it's our time.  While there is absolutely some truth to the power of being still, waiting, staying on the right track, putting our heads down, working hard, and just waiting for the reward, some of us are delaying gratification more than it needs to be delayed, especially in business. And I'm going to go over five of those things today.  Listen in as I share five things you can either start or stop doing now so you can stop delaying gratification in your business, stop second-guessing your decision, and stop thinking about giving up. And guess what?! I've been selected as a finalist to speak at the 2023 Vegan Women's Summit in NYC this May!!! I would loooove if you would help get me across the finish line. They narrowed it down out of hundreds of applications and now I need your vote to make it official.  If I've ever said ANYTHING about the power of plants and health that's resonated with you then please CLICK HERE TO CAST YOUR VOTE. Voting is open through January 22nd.    LINKS AND RESOURCES — The Plant Protocol™: theplantprotocol.com   Cast Your Vote for me to speak at The Vegan Women Summit 2023 in NYC!   FOLLOW ME — Instagram: @lisaangelsmith Facebook: @ThePlantBasedFoodie LinkedIn: @lisaangelsmith Website: https://www.lisaangelsmith.com/ Apply for The Plant Protocol™: theplantprotocol.com   RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW PODCAST – If you love the content and find it valuable, please consider rating, reviewing and following my show! New episodes drop weekly and if you're not following, there's a good chance you'll miss out. 

As a food-tech leader, author of The Future of Food is Female, and the founder of the Vegan Women Summit, Jennifer Stojkovic is an amazing woman who continues to push boundaries. She began her career working with renowned Silicon Valley investor and founder of SV Angel, Ron Conway. Following her time there, she entered the food-tech market. Throughout her career she has worked alongside some of tech's most well-known CEOs holding positions at Google, Microsoft and Facebook. In addition, she has also partnered with a number of fast-growing startups such as WeWork, Cruise and Postmates. Jennifer shares her career journey, what she has learned and the experiences she's had along the way, all of which have shaped her into the food industry leader she is today.Today's episode is hosted by Diana Fryc of Retail Voodoo, connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianafryc/KEY TAKEAWAYS-The Vegan Women Summit and its goals-The motivation behind writing her book “The Future of Food is Female”-The lessons and unforgettable experiences from her careerQUOTES"My views changed when I learned how Americans manage to put food on the table. Knowing the situation and wanting to change it motivated me." - Jennifer"Every single community deserves culturally specific food products that are healthier and natural and plant-based and better for them." - Jennifer"We must ensure that more people with more products and ideas that address more issues in more places are financially supported." - JenniferABOUT THE GUESTJennifer Stojkovic Author, Advisor, Founder of Vegan Women SummitLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferstojkovicWebsite: https://www.jenniferstojkovic.comCHAPTERS00:00 | Introduction03:08 | The Vegan Women Summit06:48 | Getting Attention09:53 | Motivation to be a Part of the Movement14:21 | The Future of Food is Female25:52 | Exciting Experiences30:49 | Moments That Stand Out33:14 | On To The Next36:04 | Women To Look Up To37:39 | What's Next For JenniferThis episode is brought to you by Retail Voodoo. A brand consultancy focused on building, growing and revitalizing brands in the food, beverage, health and wellness industries. If you are ready to find a partner that will help your business create a high-impact strategy that gives your brand an advantage, please visit http://retail-voodoo.com/contact to set up a discovery call today.Produced by Heartcast Media.https://www.heartcastmedia.com/

If you're discouraged or frustrated by the disparity between how men and women are represented in the food and beverage industry, then this is a can't-miss episode. This week, we're talking with Jennifer Stojkovic, founder and creator of the Vegan Women Summit and the author of The Future of Food Is Female: Reinventing the Food System to Save the Planet. We pack a lot of great information into this episode, from talking about how Jennifer got started to why she launched the Vegan Women Summit and penned The Future of Food Is Female. Amid the conversation about the importance of diversity and inclusion in our boardrooms, we touch on the widening gap between who gets funding in new food and beverage ventures, and who does not. We talk about why representation matters and how things like the baby formula shortage would've likely been prevented had there been more diversity in the rooms where decisions were being made.   We also spend some time talking about why the Vegan Women Summit is important, not only to the plant-based and animal-free food sector, but to the many product and networking opportunities that exist because of it. And like every one of our Influential Women in Food episodes, we end talking about the advice Jennifer would give and has received throughout her career. Follow along in this episode through the topics timestamped below Introduction & The Vegan Women Summit: 2:57 Following an Atypical Path 4:35 Raising Awareness About Venture Capital Bias 6:44 Advocating For Increased Diversity And Representation 14:42 About The Future of Food Is Female 19:18 Not Tokenizing Women 21:22 Advice Received at the Start of Career That is Still Used Today 24:21 Advice for Those Coming into the Food and Beverage Industry 26:49

Jennifer Stojkovic is a Canadian-American activist and author of the book, The Future of Food is Female. She is known for founding the Vegan Women Summit, which is known for breaking gender bias and discrimination in business. She has a background in community relations which was developed in Silicon Valley at some of the world's top tech companies. Jennifer has since combined that experience and network with her passion for food in order to lead the charge toward sustainable food technologies. In her new book, she interviews 15 female leaders at the forefront of sustainable food projects including business owners, scientists, influencers and celebrities. In this episode, Jennifer shares how her career in Silicon Valley helped her develop the skills needed to organize a movement. She details how she used those skills in combination with her passion for reinventing the food system to create the Vegan Women Summit and eventually writing her new book. She outlines the book and gives us an inside look of how the world could look if our food systems were reorganized. Jennifer later tells her story of growing up in Canada and moving to the United States. She even shares her love of the US National Parks and the Boys share which parks are their favorite. This is a great episode for anyone who is passionate about the environment, sustainability and the food systems we use today and how they can be improved.   Follow us on social media! https://instagram.com/studio22podcast https://instagram.com/brockohurn https://instagram.com/wmeldman33

Jenny Stojkovic is the founder of Vegan Women Summit and the author of the future of food is female, she has dedicated her career to helping and inspiring others to live better and transform their lives in the future through her experiences and knowledge.

On some level, we're probably all familiar with life-changing events. You never know when or where they'll take place; nor can you predict how you'll emerge from the ordeal. But we can all look back at our lives and pick out at least one point where our trajectories were forever altered. For Jennifer Stojkovic, one such moment came when a close friend was murdered. As she wrestled with the suffering that comes in the wake of such a tragedy, she set out to erase what suffering she could in this world—she became vegan. But to truly make an impact, changing her own dietary regiment wouldn't cut it: she needed to create something bigger than herself. And thus, the Vegan Women Summit was born. But you know by now that there's always more to the story, so listen in as we cover everything from how lab-grown meat is changing what it means to be vegan, why women don't invest, and why vegans don't all fit into the same box.

More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How does your purchase of vegan food, beauty and fashion products support changing our world?  Did you know that vegan products in all of these industries are growing rapidly, especially in food?   In this episode, we have an inspiring conversation with Jenny Stojkovic, founder of the Vegan Women Summit.  We talk about veganism as a fast growing segment in the food industry because of its environmental benefit (compared to meat based food production) and because of advances in food technology.  We also address women founders of businesses in food tech who receive less than 3% of venture capital funding; Jenny is seeking to change that.  Lastly, we discuss the need to empower sustainability-minded women founders in the food tech industry.   In our conversation you will: Hear about Jenny's background working in Silicon Valley and the funding inequities she observed with women in the food tech industry Listen to Jenny talk about how animal free innovation is the future of food, beauty and fashion industries  Learn about the various factors that are leading to growth in plant-based space including heightened awareness about the food system and supply chains Hear how Jenny is working to build a more sustainable world and kinder food system by empowering women through the Women Vegan Summit Hear how the Vegan Women Summit has grown into a powerful and network of female entrepreneurs, investors, CEO's and vegan influencers  Listen to Jenny's advice for social change leaders who have an idea and a passion they want to explore More about Jennifer : Jennifer Stojkovic has built her career as an internationally-recognized community relations leader for the world's largest tech companies in the capital of innovation, San Francisco.  During her career in tech, Jennifer became increasingly interested in blending her passion for change in the food system with her experience and network in Silicon Valley.  Jennifer launched VWS in early 2020 with a sold-out global conference, the Vegan Women Summit. Focused on building equitable and diverse representation of women leaders from around the world and partnering with major tech brands, VWS is the world's first events and media organization dedicated to building a kinder food system and empowering female leadership.  Learn more about Vegan Women Summit here.

More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How does your purchase of vegan food, beauty and fashion products support changing our world? Did you know that vegan products in all of these industries are growing rapidly, especially in food? In this episode, we have an inspiring conversation with Jenny Stojkovic, founder of the Vegan Women Summit. We talk about veganism as a fast growing segment in the food industry because of its environmental benefit (compared to meat based food production) and because of advances in food technology. We also address women founders of businesses in food tech who receive less than 3% of venture capital funding; Jenny is seeking to change that. Lastly, we discuss the need to empower sustainability-minded women founders in the food tech industry. In our conversation you will: Hear about Jenny's background working in Silicon Valley and the funding inequities she observed with women in the food tech industry Listen to Jenny talk about how animal free innovation is the future of food, beauty and fashion industries Learn about the various factors that are leading to growth in plant-based space including heightened awareness about the food system and supply chains Hear how Jenny is working to build a more sustainable world and kinder food system by empowering women through the Women Vegan Summit Hear how the Vegan Women Summit has grown into a powerful and network of female entrepreneurs, investors, CEO's and vegan influencers Listen to Jenny's advice for social change leaders who have an idea and a passion they want to explore More about Jennifer : Jennifer Stojkovic has built her career as an internationally-recognized community relations leader for the world's largest tech companies in the capital of innovation, San Francisco. During her career in tech, Jennifer became increasingly interested in blending her passion for change in the food system with her experience and network in Silicon Valley. Jennifer launched VWS in early 2020 with a sold-out global conference, the Vegan Women Summit. Focused on building equitable and diverse representation of women leaders from around the world and partnering with major tech brands, VWS is the world's first events and media organization dedicated to building a kinder food system and empowering female leadership. Learn more about Vegan Women Summit here.

Jamie rants about Kim Kardashian's recent statement that "women need to work harder" and she has a lot to say! Then she is joined by Jenny Stojkovic (stoy-ka-vich) and they discuss crypto currency for beginners. Women lose out on about $1M in their lifetime because they don't invest like men- let's change that! Jenny shares how she started in tech in Silicon Valley, took a detour to live a nomadic life, became a rescue diver in Mexico, spoke at Harvard, started a global events company, and founded the massively successful Vegan Women Summit. If that wasn't enough, she has a book coming out, "The Future of Food is Female". This conversation will empower women from all backgrounds to know they can become formidable leaders. Thank you to the listener of the week, CryptoJohn! Follow our guest: @jennystojkovic @veganwomensummit www.veganwomensummit.com www.jennystojkovic.com Follow us: @jamielynne24 @jamiealloverpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this week on the pod is Jennifer Stojkovic.  Jennifer is a multi-talented executive leader in the future of food and tech innovation space.  In early 2020, she founded the Vegan Women Summit, a global events and medial organization created to empower women to build a kinder, more sustainable world. Resources mentioned in this episode are: Vegan Women Summit site Vegan Women Summit Instagram The Future of Food is Female Rolling Stone article Vegan Women Summit job fair Memphis Meats article The Awarepreneurs Community Paul's social entrepreneurs coaching

Howard Jacobson defies convention and says we can indeed influence others, and Jennifer Stojkovic follows with major, vegan, businesswoman power.

In this episode we talk with Jennifer Stojkovic the Founder of Vegan Women Summit. Jennifer created the first "The Vegan Women Summit" in Feb 2020. VWS is a global media and events organisation dedicated to empowering women. It provides them with a platform within which to inspire and elevate women entrepreneurs in a world that is currently dominated by male founders. Her events have now gone virtual and Jennifer brings an impressive list of vegan women entrepreneurs to help inspire fellow community members through these networking events. https://veganwomensummit.com/ Newsletter sign up: https://veganwomensummit.com/newsletter About PLANT CEO More people are choosing to follow plant-based diets. Exciting new startups are disrupting this space by creating innovation in food, direct to consumer food delivery services, clothing, health care products and restaurants. We will be interviewing plant-based CEO's and established leaders in their own fields. Hear what drives these entrepreneurs, why they became vegan and learn more about their companies. https://www.plantceo.com/

This week we're speaking to Jenny Stojkovic, Founder of Vegan Women Summit. In this interview we discuss Jenny's journey from Venture Capital and the tech industry to becoming a community builder and the amazing work VWS is doing, with speakers from all across the world. We also cover the importance of inclusivity and empathy in the workplace, and how to fight imposter syndrome by nurturing your own value. This podcast is produced by Vevolution and edited by Bridey Addison-Child

Jennifer Stojkovic of the Vegan Women Summit and female founder Pitch event, Pathfinder, joins me to on the Plantbased Business Hour to discuss 1) the results of a study on bias, discrimination and harassment of female founders during investment rounds, 2) VegTech predictions for the near-in future and 3) Mexico's plant-based revival with female founder Tanya Oseguera of Benji MX (Shark Tank). The Plantbased Business Hour airs new episodes every week. Subscribe! For plantbased consulting (strategy, branding, communications, investors relations), reach out to elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. More info at https://elysabethalfano.com/plant-based-business-consulting/ 

On today's episode I'm chatting with Jennifer Stojkovic, the founder of Vegan Women Summit. Originally from Canada, she has been in the US for nearly a decade. Her career has been in tech and government relations where she's  worked closely with the world's biggest tech brands , along with getting involved in advocacy, lobbying, and PR. In the last two years she's brought that work into the food tech field and worked to brand and partner tech companies with emerging vegan brands. Today we're talking about all that, plus discussing women's empowerment and entrepreneurship. Since the pandemic, she's moved her speakers online and has been leading the way in important conversations regarding intersectionality and veganism and much more.Learn more about Vegan Women Summit here: veganwomensummit.com/ Follow Vegan Women Summit on Facebook: www.facebook.com/veganwomensummit/Follow Vegan Women Summit on Instagram: www.instagram.com/veganwomensummit/Check out more episodes of The Good Fork: www.vegansbaby.com/the-good-forkFollow Vegans, Baby on Facebook - www.facebook.com/vegansbabyFollow Vegans, Baby on Instagram - www.instagram.com/vegansbabyFollow Vegans, Baby on Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/vegansbabyFollow Vegans, Baby on Twitter - www.twitter.com/vegansbabyFollow host Diana Edelman on Instagram - www.instagram.com/diana_edelmanTo discover vegan dining around the world, head to Vegans, Baby - www.vegansbaby.comDownload or order The Las Vegas Vegan Dining Guide today and start eating at the best restaurants in town for vegan food! bit.ly/2020lvveganguideSupport the show