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Erika Welsh is one of the co-founders of Wild Friends. Wild Friends is a female-founded natural foods company that specializes in nut butters. Erika and her best friend Keeley started the company in 2011 when they were college students in Eugene, OR. Wild Friends makes a variety of nut & seed butters with simple, friendly ingredients. They are a Certified B-Corp and have a giveback program called Fuel Her Future where they donate 1% of their sales to programs that help to empower women and girls to chase their dreams.In this episode, we talk about dropping out of college to follow a dream and get into all the details behind the scenes of their appearance on Shark Tank! CONNECT WITH ERIKA & WILD FRIENDSWebsiteInstagramCONNECT WITH LAURENInstagramWebsiteFacebookOTHER RESOURCESWild Friends on Shark TankWild Friends in Forbes 30 Under 30@rachlmansfield@shutthekaleup

In episode six, Accountfully's Managing Partner, Brad Ebenhoeh sits down with Wild Friends co-founder, Keely Tillotson.  Wild Friends was started by college roommates Keeley Tillotson and Erika Welsh; two hungry athletes wondering if they could make their own nut butters that could live up to the nutritional and taste standards they desired.  Through some hands on product sales (biking orders around the University of Oregon campus) and helpful feedback from friends, a company was born.  The goal of Wild Friends is to make food friendly, which means creating fun and delicious products made with simple, nourishing ingredients.  Keeley goes into detail about their very dynamic ten years in business, with advice and stories creating the Wild Friends empire, from college student, to food biz mogul.The Wild Friends Website:  https://wildfriendsfoods.com/​DISCOUNT OPTIONSGet 10% off your first order when you subscribe to the Wild Friends email list.  PS - they send fun emails.MORE RESOURCESMore CPG Resources:  bit.ly/Accountfully_ResourcesJoin The Accountfully Alliance Groups:Become part of the in-depth conversation with fellow CPG business owners      Facebook:  bit.ly/Accountfully_Alliance_FB     LinkedIn:  bit.ly/Accountfully_Alliance_LIDownload The Inventory Handbook:  bit.ly/TheInventoryHandbookUse the power of your inventory to grow your business

Erika Welsh is one of the co-founders of Wild Friends. Wild Friends is a female-founded natural foods company that specializes in nut butters. They are a B-Corp (Certified Benefit Corporation) and through their company have a giveback program called Fuel Her Future where they donate 1% of their sales to programs that help to empower ... more »

#37: In today's episode, I am chatting with two of my favorite humans! The Co-founders of Wild Friends Foods, Erika Welsh + Keeley Tillotson. I have known these two amazing ladies now for years and they are truly the kindest most bad ass nut butter makers out there. They not only make the best creamy drizz-able peanut butter in the world but they use the most simple ingredients to do so in all of their products. In this episode, Erika and Keeley fill us in on how they started their brand, what it is like working with your best friend, going on Shark Tank, stopping school to grow their company and ALL the things on nut butter and more. Don't forget to use the code RACHL for free shipping when you stock up on their nut butters! Thank you MegaFood for sponsoring today's episode. I personally have been buying MegaFood’s products for over 6 years now and am obsessed with the brand. All of MegaFood’s products are non-GMO, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan or vegetarian and SOY-FREE (something that is really rare in vitamins and supplements believe it or not). Use the code RACHL for 15% off your first order. Thank you Spindrift for sponsoring this episode. You guys are the real sparkling beverage MVP. No natural flavors, just sparkling water and real fresh fruit. We are huge Spindrift drinkers here as you guys know. I link to them over on my shop page and you can snag them in many retailers throughout the country. For more from me, I'm over @rachLmansfield and rachLmansfield.com 

This week on The Children's Hour, meet kids who are pollinator protectors with Wild Friends of New Mexico. These students from the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy successfully lobbied the state legislature for a license plate, in order to raise funds to build pollinator friendly medians and roadways. We also find out more about their school, where classes are taught in sign language. And we meet Cecil Williams, a photographer who helped capture Civil Rights History with his lens. Recorded live at our own Sunspot Solar Studio in Albuquerque New Mexico.

This episode was recorded in Samsung’s 837 building in the Meatpacking District @samsungmobileusa #samsungexperience   Follow Sari: Instagram: @eatwellwithsari Website: eatwellwithsari.com   Follow me: Instagram: @freckledfoodie Website: freckledfoodie.com Youtube: Cameron Rogers / Freckled Foodie Pinterest: Freckled Foodie Sari and I mention health coaching and graduating from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN), where we both attended. If interested in applying, learn more here The ice creams we discuss: Jeni’s, Koku, Frankie & Jo’s, and Van Leeuwen   Sari’s favorite peanut butter: Wild Friends   Mixed and mastered by Tim Flanzbaum 

Episode 29 features Erika Welsh of Wild Friends! Her and her business partner are the masterminds behind the best peanut butter around, Wild Friends, and also are veterans of the hit TV show, Shark Tank. We chat about entrepreneurship, the future ventures of Wild Friends and more! This podcast is sponsored by Drink Copper Cup. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Wild Friends is a passionative, youthful and DELICIOUS nut & seed butter company, started in 2011 and still going strong today. Erika and her co-founder Keely started Wild Friends at 18 & 19 years old, while they were in COLLEGE. They ended up dropping out their Sophomore year to pursue their venture full time, which I think is just the coolest. Erika said she has zero regrets, and despite the emotional rollercoaster over the last 8 years, the two founders have been (and still are) completely devoted to Wild Friends. I loved how much Erika honored her co-founder, and she spoke a lot about how this friendship & partnership has held her through all the tough times. Erika also speaks of the challenges within the industry, and how they maintain their core values behind closed doors. Other Episode highlights: Grass-roots Entrepreneurship Working with a Co-Founder Digestive issues into clean eating Personal Expression: ‘’finding your thing’’ Work-Life balance for entrepreneurs ‘Fuel Her Future’ Give-Back Mission of Wild Friends   ‘’What would the friendliest company in the world do?’’ - Erika Welsh   Show Resources: Taste Wild Friends products. Learn more about Erika & Keely Follow Wild Friends on Instagram Delighted By products Delighted By mission   Must Listen: Learn about Makenzie, her story, the Delighted By mission and MORE in Episode 0!

Kids can be part of making new laws, and this week on The Children's Hour we follow up with students from Wild Friends New Mexico about New Mexico's SB 234, a bill to protect pollinators in this year's New Mexico Legislature. Then, we talked with kids in Running Medicine about how running together with family has impacted their lives. With music by The Panda Conspiracy, Cheryl Wheeler, Rani Arbo & Daisy Mahem, Elizabeth Mitchell, Sesame Street, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jim Stoltz, Nancy Stewart, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, and Los Lobos with Ramon "Tiguere Rodriguez."

Friendly Food on a Mission: A Conversation with Keeley Tillotson, CEO of Wild Friends Foods Keeley Tillotson started Wild Friends out of her dorm room with her co-founder and roommate, Erika Welsh. Seven years later, their women-run company distributes their unique, healthy nut butters nationally. On a mission to “make food friendly” for their customers, suppliers, and the planet, they make their products with short lists of clean ingredients, excluding palm oil, hydrogenated oils, and added sugar. Wild Friends' giveback program donates 1% of sales to help women and girls fund their dreams. Their first non-profit partner, Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest, provides resources and opportunities for girls of all ages to grow up strong, smart and bold. Bard MBA candidate Caitlin O'Donnell spoke with Tillotson about creating a company culture, balancing fundraising and daily operations, and what keeps her going as a young entrepreneur. The Impact Report  brings together students and faculty in Bard's MBA in Sustainability program with leaders in business, sustainability and social entrepreneurship. impactreportpodcast.com  

How does a state's Legislature work? New Mexico State Representative Elizabeth Thomson, and the Wild Friends of New Mexico help us understand the process of making an idea into a law using the legislative process. Kids in Wild Friends have teamed up with Rep. Thomson this year to try to protect New Mexico pollinators. Learn how kids can be a part of their effort and how to participate in the State of New Mexico Legislative Session.  Some of the Wild Friends of New Mexico With music by the Alphabet Rockers, MC Yogi, Earthworm Ensemble, Robby Bee & The Boyz From The Rez, and Rock 'n' Rainbow.

The Portland fog has fallen upon us and we’re kicking off this unintentionally hygge-themed episode with some autumnal hibernation topics (think: sleep, snacks, and meditation). Joining us this time around are Keeley Tillotson and Erika Welsh, best friends and co-founders of Portland-based, nut-butter centric brand, Wild Friends. We chat with these inspiring women about making nut butter fun, one wellness trend at a time.

ALI BONAR, @AVOKWEEN + CO-FOUNDER OF KWEEN AND CO.   Use code COMINGINHOT for 15% off on kween.co!     This week we’re chatting all things granola butter, staying woke and intuitive eating with co-founder of Kween and Co. Ali Bonar. A Califiornia native, this girl just quit her job to go full time KWEEN making granola butter magic and we’re here for it. After gaining a following for her intuitive eating journey and recipes online, Ali was seeking an alternative for one of her favorite treats and stumbled upon creating the world’s first spreadable granola. 80 different recipes later, she launched Kween + Co. and is now in several different health-food stores around the country. Ali chats with us about leaving the tech industry to work for herself,  using social media for productivity and partnerships, the ever-changing wellness industry and why playing with your food is so important.     In this episode, we dive into… -Ali’s intuitive eating journey on Instagram and what it’s like to battle orthorexia -Food styling and how Ali built her following though playing with her food #dripdrip -Creating a successful business through online marketing and brand partnerships -Bootstrapping her own company after leaving her full-time job -The tough act of breaking into the food business space and woking with shops to get granola butter on shelves -Her tactics to get stores to buy her product and why they work! -Advice on where to seek help if you feel like you’re obsessing over food -Time blocking and batching for increased productivity …and so much more!     -Resources -   CONNECT WITH ALI + KWEEN Buy Granola Butter here: kween.co Follow Ali @avokween Follow Kween + Co. @kweenandco Store locator Ali’s go-to nut butter + oatmeal company, Wild Friends! Her fav vegan protein drink, Apres     CONNECT WITH US! www.karalennon.com/podcast Spotify Instagram Facebook  Email us to be a guest or suggest a guest! cominginhotpodcast@gmail.com     Stay Gold, K

My deep love for all things nut butter is not a secret around here. The passion runs deep and anyone who has the courage to jump head first into this world (as a college student no less!) deserves serious respect in my book. Yes, I am taking about one half of the Wild Friends Foods duo, Erika Welsh. Erika and her business partner (then college roommate) stumbled into a business as college freshman. Never in their wildest dreams did they think they'd end up taking the peanut butter they ground up in their college dorm room and selling it for profit. Let alone having mass distribution across the country and a whole lineup of nut butters and overnight oats! Today on the show we're going back to the early days of Wild Friends and chatting about how Erika and Keely got started, when they knew they wanted to take the leap and what it's been like growing a business in such a competitive industry. Here are a few things we cover in today's episode: How Erika and Keeley met and started Wild Friends Why nut butter and how the obsession started Their "ah ha" moment when they realized Wild Friends was more than just a fun side project How they came to the decision to drop out of college and how that decision feels now How people reacted to them dropping out of college Their experience on SharkTank and how that changed the course of their business What's it like running your business with your best friend Asking for help with your business and finding trusted advisors How to handle competition in the business space and shift your perspective on it What advice she would give to her 20 year old self. Mentioned in the episode: Butcher's Box special discount for That's So Maven listeners: https://www.butcherbox.com/healthymaven/ A 10-Day Guide to Busting Your Stress ---> http://bit.ly/2jb7Gjc Get a Weekly Affirmation straight to your inbox! --> https://bit.ly/2HX6DNM Join The Healthy Maven Tribe to ask guest questions and to find out who will be on the show before anyone else! http://facebook.com/groups/THMTribe Please don't forget to rate + review in iTunes if you love the podcast. Your comments and subscriptions help us make the podcast best for you! Follow Erika + Wild Friends Foods: Website: https://wildfriendsfoods.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wild_friends/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WildFriendsFoods/

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In today's episode I interview Wild Friends cofounders Keeley Tollitson and Erika Welsh. Keeley and Erika's nut butter company was born one afternoon, in their University of Oregon dorm room. As life-long athletes, Keeley and Erika shared an affinity for peanut butter's convenient, healthy, and delicious profile. One day, they decided to concoct their own peanut butter. Their creation received hype from friends, the farmers, the Eugene farmers market, and local stores. After an appearance on the television show Shark Tank, they decided to drop out of college and focus all their efforts on their business. Six years later, Wild Friends is now one of the fastest growing nut butters in the nation, raking in 7 million dollars in sales. In 2017, they were featured on Forbes 30 under 30 for food and drink.   In our conversation we talk about -how being athletes has greatly influenced their business decisions -why they chose to drop-out of college -the advantage of having absolutely no idea what you are doing -what it's really like to be on Shark Tank -their vow to fulfill my dream of swimming in a pool of nut butter (yup, I'm weird) -Portland's November Project, a free fitness movement led by Keeley (if you're in the Portland I highly recommend checking  And more. Wild Friend's nut butter, are legit my fave nut butter (particularly the peanut butter cashew superbutter) This isn't an ad. I just love them. The nut butters. And Keeley and Erika. But mostly the nut butters (jk). Enjoy my conversation with the badass nut butter bosses Keeley and Erika.     Share the love Follow Wild Friends, Keely, and Erika: On Twitter:  @2wildfriends , @KeelyTillotson  On Instagram: @wildfriends,  @keely_t , @erikawelsh12 If you haven't already, I would be so very grateful if you rated and left me a review of the podcast. It takes two minutes! Here's what to do. Click HERE Click “view in itunes” Click the “ratings and reviews” tab Click “write a review” and show me love

Short lectures by former Australian Greens leader Dr Bob Brown and exhibition curator Matthew Jones, introducing the National Library of Australia's exhibition 'Dombrovksis: Journeys into the Wild.' Peter Dombrovskis was one of the world’s foremost wilderness photographers. His powerful, reflective and deeply personal images of the unique Tasmania wilderness had a lasting impact, changing the way Australians think about their environment. The National Library has over 3,000 Dombrovskis transparencies in its collection, and has printed 70 of the best for a special exhibition in tribute to this remarkable man, the most complete survey of his work to date in Australia. Hosted by the Friends of the National Library Image: Peter Dombrovskis, Drying kelp at Sandy Bay, Macquarie Island, Tasmania, 1984, nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn4737917.

Take a stroll through your grocery store’s nut butter section. There’s a very good chance some bright colored jars with a big squirrel and the words “Wild Friends” on the label will catch your eye, draw you in and make you smile. It’s true! And how it’s actually possible for nut and seed butter to make us smile? And also taste insanely good? Well that’s what I wanted to investigate. So I got to sit down with the co-founder of Wild Friends Foods, Erika Welsh, and talk about how her peanut, almond, cashew and sunflower butters are changing the bread spread game as we know it. Turns out, there’s not some manipulative mastermind marketing strategy behind Wild Friends, instead, there’s a BUTT ton of passion.   Get ready to hear:   How one rainy afternoon in college serendipitously birthed an empire of nut and seed butters. The #1 Wild Friends butter that most changes peoples’ lives. The story of Erika and Keeley’s humble hustle from college to the grocery store to Shark Tank to the Forbes 30 under 30 list. What happened when they were faced with the decision to quit college or pursue their passions. The most interesting ways Wild Friends fans eat their nut and seed butters! The SUPER exciting next step for Wild Friends And lots more!   Links related to this episode: The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! Get my FREE #EATMOREPLANTS course! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show!! Where you can go to submit a question for the show! Where you can go to suggest a guest (yourself or someone else) for the show! How to work 1-on-1 with me! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Cooking Videos on YouTube

Jordan chats with the lovely Erika Welsh, Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer of (https://wildfriendsfoods.com/) , about dropping out of college to start a business (based on PEANUT BUTTER!) with your best friend, having the courage to pursue what sets your soul on fire, struggling with health issues, the healing power of REAL foods, funny stories from the early days of running a small business, how rad Portland is, the FIRST wellness blogger they ever worked with, what it was like to begin to hire a team, tips for working with your best friend, and more! They also decided it would be fun to have a GIVEAWAY of Wild Friends products for anyone listening to this episode!! To enter the giveaway, head over to Jordan’s instagram (@thebalancedblonde) and comment on the photo she uses to promote this episode with why you want to try Wild Friends Nut Butters! For more info, visit: (http://www.TheBalancedBlonde.com/podcast) Resources: Connect with Erika & Wild Friends: Facebook: facebook.com/WildFriendsFoods Twitter: @2wildfriends Instagram: @wild_friends Pinterest: pinterest.com/WildFriends Kath Eats Real Food (the first blogger Wild Friends ever promoted with!) Also, The GOOD Fest 2018 is coming to LA on February 3rd! It was a ton of fun this year in Philly, and Jordan can’t wait to meet even more of you in LA. She’ll be teaching Yoga, and she'll be co-teaching a second class with Sophie Jaffe!! If you have the opportunity to attend, use the code “SOULONFIRE” for a 15% discount off of your ticket (offer ends 5/31/2017).

Erika Welsh is the co-founder of Wild Friends Foods, an all-natural foods company that makes both flavored and plain nut & seed butters.  She started this company serendipitously back in 2011 when she and her college roommate were munching on peanut butter and celery and ran out of peanut butter!  Instead of going to the store to buy more, they pulled out their food processor and a bag of peanuts they just so happened to have in their pantry.  Once the food processor was running, they started combining all sorts of ingredients into the peanut butter and came up with many flavors that they immediately put in jars with a label and gave away to all of their friends! What was intended to be an afternoon project quickly snowballed into a business and the girls never looked back!  They left school to pursue their dreams of everyone having the opportunity to try Wild Friends! In 2012, Erika and Keeley appeared on Shark Tank which helped them gain tons of national exposure and has helped them go from farmer's markets to 9,000 stores in just about 5 years! Read more at nicoleculverblog.com  Leave Blissful Bites a Rating and Review and enter our podcast giveaway! Get 20% off your Blissful Eats order with code PODCAST at checkout! Click to view: show page on Awesound

What REALLY happens in the Shark Tank? Listen to our Interview with Keeley Tillotson, Co-Founder of Wild Friends Nut Butter to find out! Keeley Tillotson and Erika Welsh appeared on Shark Tank just months after they started their company Wild Friends Nut Butter (formerly Wild Squirrel Nut Butter). Even though they were newbies, they struck a deal on the show with Barbara Corcoran! In this inspiring interview, Keeley talks about what their Shark Tank experience was really like, how it effected their business and how they've grown their company into a $3 million dollar brand! http://www.bizwomenrock.com/83

In this episode Keeley and Erika, cofounders and coowners, share how Wild Friends Nut Butter was started one rainy night in their college room. They reveal their favorite Wild Friends Nut Butter flavor, including details on their new sunflower butter line. Erika and Keeley describe the biggest challenges they have faced in starting to their own company to the most memorable moments, including their appearance on the show Shark Tank. They discuss inspiring companies, people they would like to meet, one another in three words, and what is ahead for Wild Friends in 2014.

Our area wildlife is benefiting from two organizations working to protect them. Through public education programs, the Piedmont Wildlife Center strives to support native wildlife with an emphasis on conserving their habitat in North Carolina. Injured, sick or orphaned animals are treated at the Triangle Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic with the aim of releasing them where they were found in the wild. Come meet the staff and volunteers of these two dedicated groups.

Our area wildlife is benefiting from two organizations working to protect them. Through public education programs, the Piedmont Wildlife Center strives to support native wildlife with an emphasis on conserving their habitat in North Carolina. Injured, sick or orphaned animals are treated at the Triangle Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic with the aim of releasing them where they were found in the wild. Come meet the staff and volunteers of these two dedicated groups.