Podcasts about women owned business

Caroline Jones joins Christina to share her journey from being a stay-at-home mom to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the fitness industry. She discusses her connections, the challenges she faced in starting her business, and the importance of community and confidence in her journey. The conversation highlights the significance of having a support system, overcoming self-doubt, and finding joy in work. Together, they discuss the importance of gratitude, personal growth, and overcoming adversity. They share personal stories of struggle and success, emphasizing the need for self-care and the power of networking. The dialogue highlights the significance of saying yes to opportunities and embracing change, particularly in the context of motherhood and business ownership.Caroline Jones, ​​Arkansas native, mom of five, and entrepreneur, I've navigated a winding path—from business and pharmacy to discovering my passions for fitness and painting. Now, as the owner of The Brushed Home and McClure Fitness Bentonville, I'm living my dream while balancing family and growth.Follow Caroline on social: Instagram and TikTok 

We explore the inspiring and enchanting entrepreneurial journey of Barbadian business owner Tamara Gibson. As the owner of the luxury scent brand, Native Caribbean, Gibson continues to thoughtfully evolve both personally and professionally.From what we've heard, the smell of success couldn't be sweeter.Do It Fuh Grantley is produced by Fortress Fund Managers and Honeycomb Productions. Want to get in touch? DM @fortressfundmanagers on Instagram or Facebook Email us at info@fortressfund.com

Ken Jones has always lived in Chattanooga, but he grew up “military style” - moving three times and attending eight different schools, which is likely how he's earned the nickname of Mr. Chattanooga. In this episode, we learn about the time he used a major setback as fuel for growth, how he switched from a “survive” mentality to a “thrive” mentality, and how his willingness to say yes to new challenges, coupled with his technical skills and people-first mentality, has propelled his career to where it is today. Ken Jones is the Senior Director of Procurement, Vendor Relations and Minority & Women-Owned Business at EPB. You can connect with him on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/joneske). If you like this episode, we think you'll also like: Valoria Armstrong's Morning Cup (E60) Bo Drake's Morning Cup (E65) Allen Clare's Morning Cup (E97) My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by SpeakEasy Productions.  Subscribe to the weekly newsletter here and be the first to know who upcoming guests are!

Ofrenda Yoga Studio is one of the only BIPOC-owned studios in Harlem. Today, founder Jazmin Tejada shares how she built a welcoming, bilingual space in East Harlem where neighbors can show up exactly as they are, with music, movement, and community at the center. From salsa to savasana: the yoga studio offering local vibes in East Harlem Ofrenda Yoga Studio Email: info@ofrendayogastudio.com Follow on Instagram at @ofrendayogastudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a love letter (or hate mail, your choice!)Who eats sardines straight from the tin, carries a wad of rubberband-bound singles, and is in “talks” with the Italian government? Depends on who's asking. Adam and I take to the podcast to toast to tinned fish, raise a stink about early morning construction, and pour one out for the many folks who were recently denied Italian citizenship thanks to the consulate's ever-changing rules. Join in, we just might make you an offer you can't refuse.Get silly with us on social:FOLLOW THE PODCASTInstagram: @pessimisticatbestFacebook: @pessimisticatbestWebsite: pessimisticatbest.comFOLLOW SAMANTHAInstagram: @samgeorgsonTikTok: @samgeorgsonTwitter: @samgeorgsonYouTube: @samgeorgsonWebsite: samanthageorgson.comFOLLOW ADAMInstagram: @adamopetruccihornSupport the show

Annie Sloan is one of the most influential figures in interior design and decorative painting. An artist, inventor, educator, and entrepreneur, she has spent over three decades helping people rediscover creativity and self-expression—making the world more colorful, one brushstroke at a time.In 1990, Annie revolutionized the DIY world with her invention of Chalk Paint™—a versatile, fast-drying paint that adheres to almost any surface without sanding or priming. It gave people permission to be bold, to transform old furniture, and to embrace creative freedom.Today, Annie Sloan Interiors remains a family-run business based in Oxford, England, where Annie continues to lead with heart and innovation. Her line now includes richly pigmented Wall Paint and Annie Sloan Satin Paint for smooth, soft-sheen finishes on wood and metal.Author of 27 books and a global authority on design, Annie's work is rooted in art history and shaped by global decorative traditions. In 2023, she was awarded a CBE for her outstanding contributions to interior design.But Annie's legacy is about more than accolades—it's about empowerment. She believes everyone can reclaim their creativity and make sustainable choices that bring new life to their homes.We're thrilled to welcome Annie Sloan to the ReBloom Podcast. Listen in as we explore her inspiring journey—and why she believes everyone can find their own authentic path.Thank You to Our Sponsors: Jet Creative and UrbanStems!· Jet Creative: A women-owned marketing firm committed to community and empowerment. Whether you're launching a podcast or building a website, Jet Creative can help you get started. Visit JetCreative.com/Podcast to kickstart your journey!· UrbanStems: Your go-to source for fresh, gorgeous bouquets and thoughtful gifts, delivered coast to coast. Treat yourself—or someone you love—with 20% off! Use code BLOOMBIG20 at checkout.Website: www.anniesloan.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/anniesloanhome/Books: https://www.anniesloan.com/products/books/

The owner of Goodlands Food Co, Anna Dausman, joined us to take a more in-depth look into her career and what ultimately led Anna to building a business based on hot sauces.  As a young girl, Anna already showed an entrepreneurial spirit--making her first attempt at a culinary career with a cake-baking business.  Although that initial concept did not pan out, she nevertheless pursued a career which created opportunities for others to build up themselves and their communities.  And as another opportunity knocked, Anna found herself drawn back to the culinary world while growing ghost peppers in her plot of land at her local community garden.  Soon she found herself making hot sauces that everyone loved, and Goodlands Food Co. was born!  Today, you can hear all about Anna's story and what she offers when you tune into the show...and then check out her website to find where her products are sold in your local area!https://goodlandsfood.coInspiration can strike at any point, and Diane Holtaway knows that more than most individuals who start a new business, so after years of helping others build and refine theirs, Diane set out to start a business of her own. Today, Diane owns Heirzoom Bakery which has been steadily growing since its inception.  Her concept was to offer authentic ethnic baked goods the way they were meant to be...meaning she uses natural, quality ingredients without all the chemicals and additives you'll find in store-bought brands and on the shelves of bakeries and/or the baked goods aisles.  Her biggest inspiration was her Aunt Betty, who made Kiffles (a popular Hungarian Pastry) for family gatherings and women's groups and never came back home with any leftovers. Inspired to share the love, Diane pays homage to both her Aunt Betty and the Kiffles via her hand-baked versions called Fennomes.  Today, you can taste those cookies (and more) when you order them online and have them shipped to your door, or by visiting her website!https://heirzoombakery.comfb: https://www.facebook.com/fennome/

The budget "mothership" has landed! State lawmakers convened for the General Budget Conference Committee meeting this week ahead of the April 1st budget deadline. Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn (D - East Flatbush) joins us to discuss state support for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses. The New York Public News Network is looking at the 5-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic. We examine the impact of the science that led to the creation of the vaccines.   EXPLORE MORE: nynow.org

Entrepreneur and mother-of-3, Emily Ley, built her organization empire, Simplified, from the ground up, not only inventing her products but building relationships oversees to make her dreams a reality. In this conversation, Emily explains how the recent turmoil in tariffs has impacted her business, putting in plain language the stakes for her business, and raising the alarm about how these broader policies may impact American companies. Find Emily on Instagram HERE and HERE Simplified website SUPPORT OUR MISSION   Shop our gear!  If you'd like to help support SmartHER News' mission of a free, independent, nonpartisan press – here's how you can become a SCOOP insider: https://www.scoop.smarthernews.com/get-the-inside-scoop/    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smarthernews/  Website: https://smarthernews.com/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/smarthernews   

Our host is spending time with Geoff Feder, the first guest of the new year. Geoff is the owner of Feder Knives, a business that provides the necessary tools every chef needs. Forging knives not only make a statement (check out his signature design collection) but are the perfect tools for any professional or budding chef. Geoff's craftsmanship hails from an artists and chefs background, where he melds the artistry behind blacksmith and creativity in the kitchen, designing knives that will help give you the cutting edge over your competition. However, Geoff emphasized that his knives are not for show, he wants you to use them daily to create delish meals at home, and to forget that you're using an exemplary tool--enjoy the ease that the sharp edges and careful craftsmanship garners for every slice, dice, and chop that you make.https://federknives.comNext, we spoke with Owners Chris & Jen Harvey of Pond Pit BBQ, located in Sandy Creek, NY. Chris and Jen offer a variety of smoked meats along with a plethora of scratch-made sauces, side dishes, and desserts inside Pond Pit BBQ, all of which you can find on their facebook page. The complexity of the flavors are a result of being in the smoker for at least 12 hours along with dry rubs and for the Turkey...a twice brining process. And for anyone who enjoys Pork Rinds, feel free to visit and have them made-to-order, or try their viral sensation: The Pig Pen, offering a selection of their smoked meats and sides with two BBQ sauces. Looking forward to visiting when it is warmer outside? Check their Facebook page out or stay tuned till the end to find out some of their upcoming events!https://www.facebook.com/PondPitBBQ/We're sharing a little something sweet to end this week's show with Nikki Thompson, the owner of Nikki's Sweet Bean Pies! Nikki's career has changed over the years, beginning as an accountant before pursuing her current passions as a nurse and Founder/Baker of Nikki's Sweet Bean Pies. As a mother of several children, she learned to manage the many tastes and cuisines that each family member required including one of her son's who decided to become a vegetarian. Aiming to satisfy every sweet tooth in the house, along with providing a healthy alternative...Nikki researched and created her twist on a bean pie. If you're curious to taste one for yourself, head on over to her facebook page to place your order, or stay tuned to find out where she'll be popping up next!https://www.facebook.com/nikki.thompson.3551

Imagine this: being so meticulous in your candidate screening process invites an unexpected face-to-face investigation from Federal Agents. That is what our special guest, Lee Ann Howard, had to go through when starting as a recruiter in her early 20s. The secret to her 'suspicious' expertise? Simply asking the right questions and listening carefully to candidates.   Lee Ann is the visionary Founder of Howard & O'Brien Executive Search. With a keen eye for identifying top talent in senior management roles and a specialization in HR, finance, and sales and marketing functions, Lee Ann stands as a beacon of excellence in the realm of executive search.   You will surely enjoy Lee Ann's insights on how to build a continuous pipeline of senior management roles for your clients and what it takes to have long-lasting strategic client relationships.   Episode Outline and Highlights 01:18 How Lee Ann left broadcasting to get into recruitment.  05:05 What made Lee Ann stand out in her early years; Her astonishing story of why she had to be investigated by the government because of her recruitment activities. 12:05 Emphasizing learning and development. 20:04 From corporate to executive search - Lee Ann shares her transition.  27:15 Discussion on the board recruiting business model of Howard & O'Brien. 45:48 Lee Ann explains their Conversation with the Board program. 48:38 Discussion on their Reverse Placement program. 51:17 How to cultivate long-term strategic client relationships. 57:30 Making it a family business - how Lee Ann's children eventually joined her in the business.   Unexpected Government Investigation for Doing a Thorough Job Lee Ann shared an astonishing story about being investigated by federal agents because of their extensive knowledge of security-cleared roles and positions.    “I ended up getting investigated by the government because they thought I was a spy because I knew too much … I literally got visited. I was visited by the government. It was unbelievable because I was sitting in my office and the receptionist came back and they said, there's somebody here from the government to see you. And I'm like, I've paid my taxes because that's the only thing I thought I could possibly do wrong. And I got taken into a conference room and they said, we believe you know too much about what's happening. And I'm like, no, I'm not a spy. I don't work for Russia.”   This made her realize that she was probably doing something right if she was getting information that other people were not getting in their industry. Indeed she was! Asking the right questions, and being meticulous in her job, contributed highly in her success as a recruiter and later on as a recruitment business owner. Some of the takeaways on Lee Ann's success factors are as follows:   Instinctive Recruiting Ability Curiosity and Continuous Learning  Strong Relationship Building Commitment to Hard Work Personalized Approach  Client and Candidate Engagement Being Not Focused on Sales, But on Relationships    Which of the above success factors resonate most with you as a recruiter or business owner? Board Recruiting, Conversation with the Board, and Reverse Placement Programs Lee Ann also discussed key strategies that they implement in Howard & O'Brien with the focus of providing a continuous stream of C-level talents to their clients. The three main programs she discussed are Board Recruiting, Conversation with the Board, and Reverse Placement. Below are the key concepts of the programs:   Board Recruiting Board recruiting is the process of identifying and placing individuals in board positions for organizations. Unlike traditional executive search, it involves adding responsibilities rather than replacing someone. The process includes:   Engaging with CEOs, board chairs, or governance committees to define the board's needs. Creating a strategic long-term plan for board composition. Ensuring cultural fit and alignment with the company's strategic direction.   Conversation with the Board This is a program aimed at increasing diversity and exposing more candidates—particularly women—to board opportunities. It was developed as a way to help executives, who may not see themselves as board material, realize their potential for board service. It involves:   Facilitating networking opportunities between potential board members and current board leaders. Encouraging companies to consider non-traditional candidates who bring valuable perspectives.   Reverse Placement Programs This is a specialized career development service for executives looking to join boards. It is either funded by companies or individuals and serves as a way for leaders to continue their professional growth. It provides:   Guidance on positioning oneself for board roles. Strategic networking with board leaders.   These programs put Lee Ann's team in a strategic position, providing them a long-term relationship-building with existing clients.    Cultivating Long-Term Strategic Relationships On this topic, Lee Ann summarized what can make you stand out with the following experience she had: “What makes you different is what you're trying to do. And I think it's the little things. There was a marketing person that I was interviewing for a job and she knew I'd just gotten a new puppy and she sent me this little assortment of stuff for my puppy. Now I still remember that because, I mean, she listened to what I was saying. It, you know, she probably spent $20 on it. But what an impact.”   It is indeed the little things you do. Some of the best practices that Lee Ann and her team have been doing over the years are as follows: Long-Term Value Over Transactions – They prioritize relationships rather than quick sales, consistently providing valuable insights, industry articles, and strategic advice.   Community Engagement – Each team member is involved in community initiatives, reinforcing their reputation as good corporate stewards and deepening trust with clients.   Personalized Touchpoints – They maintain relationships through handwritten thank-you notes, customized gifts (e.g., olive oil or cherry salsa), and small but meaningful gestures that make an impact.   Being Helpful Beyond Business – They go beyond recruitment by assisting clients in unexpected ways, like recommending a plumber and reinforcing their role as trusted advisors.   Their approach is centered on authenticity, generosity, and a long-term mindset, setting them apart from competitors. As Lee Ann concluded, “It is putting yourself second and putting others first.”   Lee Ann Howard Bio & Contact Info As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Howard & O'Brien, Lee Ann Howard brings with her a passion for understanding people and dedication to following their journey in executive leadership. In her 25 years of connecting high-caliber candidates with her clients, she has solidified her reputation in driving quantifiable success for million and billion-dollar companies across North America.    Lee Ann leads a Women-Owned Business and carries this spirit into diversity, inclusion, and equitable placement strategies.    Lee Ann founded Conversations with the Board® in 2001 and continues to lead workshops for those who serve or have the desire to serve boards. She is currently on the board of the American Heart Association as Leadership Development Co-chair and past Board Chair as well as Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) Family Business Center Advisory Committee. She has served on the boards of MetroHealth Foundation Board - Membership Committee Chair; the John Carroll University Entrepreneur Association - Executive Committee; In Counsel with Women - Membership Chair, The Gathering Place, Women's Community Foundation, and Business Volunteers Unlimited (BVU).   Lee Ann is especially passionate about and involved in the shared impact of individuals in greater Cleveland. Over the course of her career, she has received the National Association of Women Business Owners Top Ten Award in Northeast Ohio, the Athena Award, and the Medical Mutual Pillar Award for Community Service.   Lee Ann on LinkedIn Howard & O'Brien website link Howard & O'Brien on LinkedIn   Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach   Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter If you've been enjoying the podcast, please take two minutes to leave a review. 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Christine Olivas has changed the way many agencies think about strategy. Since 2021, her business No Single Individual emphasizes that strategy is no small deal, providing a team of strategists to “team-lance” for agencies and their client projects. She and her team have worked with dozens of agencies – racking up experience working with hundreds of clients.    Must-hear moments from this episode include: why CMO-agency teamwork is essential for a good brief, what goes into an effective strategy presentation, and how to turn your agency ownership dreams into reality.  What you'll learn in this episode:  Why improv is the secret ingredient for an effective brief Why the presentation is just as important as the brief When it's appropriate to break the template When to sprint and when to walk for a strategic process What defines “good strategy”  Advice for aspiring women agency owners How an American Idol audition made Christine a better leader  Resources:   Learn more about No Single Individual on their website  Connect with Christine on LinkedIn

We began with Executive Chef Todd Butler, who's mastery of the culinary arts spans the globe. Chef Butler is bringing his expertise to Topside Tavern, which offers a variety of starters, mains, and desserts that reflect his travels.  Chef Butler's menu has a strong influence of Asian cuisine fused with an American Pub style, so you can look forward to experiencing flavors that will tease your taste buds with something new.  Tune in to hear more about Chef Butler and what you'll indulge in when you visit Topside Tavern!https://topsidetavern.comIG: @topsidetavernphillyNext you'll hear from Nikki Graziano, owner of the recently-opened Bar Palmina in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood.  Nikki's backstory is quite the comeback story; one that took a lot of perseverance and inner-strength along with finding her own way to have a good time.  So, after a few unforseen life events, Nikki has opened a non-alcoholic bar for all to enjoy!  There's been an on-going trend in the world of mocktails, n/a beers, wines, and liquors, and Bar Palmina is the perfect spot to hangout while enjoying some zero-proof drinks.  Want to know more?  Check out what Nikki has to say on this weeks show, and make sure to grab a seat at Bar Palmina!https://barpalmina.comIG: @barpalminaBe sure to follow the directions after finding a great recipe from one the cookbooks from Binding Agents, a store that is full of products, information, and cookbooks!  Binding Agent's owner, Catie Gainor joined our Food Farms and Chefs family this week, chatting all about her new foodie hub in Philadelphia's Italian Market.  If you're looking for that perfect gift for the food-enthusiasts in your life, a new recipe book to try out, or unique gifts that any home cook or chef would like....then let Binding Agents 'stir' you in the right direction!  And make sure to listen to Food Farms and Chefs Radio Show, Episode 309 to hear from Catie and the exciting news she has in store for 2025!https://www.bindingagentsphilly.comIG: @bindingagents

Send us a textThe Inspired by Ms Amber Red team asks Amber all the tough questions in this informative, brutely honest episode. From the excitement of Day 1 to the reality checks by Year 4—let's talk about what no one prepares you for in business.In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the struggles, the wins, and the real lessons we've learned along the way. It's not all smooth sailing, but every challenge provides a lesson learned. Lessons learned provide you with so much more insight, and foundations needed to tackle the next surprise.Whether you're just starting or you're deep in the journey, this is the honest truth about building something from the ground up. Ready for a reality check? Let's dive in!"Did you enjoy this episode? If so please like, comment, share, and also don't forget to subscribe.Are you interested in learning more about Amber's apprenticeship program click here to learn more:Apprentice Biz WebinarSupport the showFollow Ms Amber Red on all social media platforms: IG: inspiredbymsamberred - https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbymsamberred/ TikTok: msamberred - https://www.tiktok.com/@msamberred?_t=8We7Q2Gtd0&_r=1 FB: msamberred permanent makeup - https://www.facebook.com/Msamberred

The idea for Fresh Bloom Bins struck Tia Johnson like lightning on a hot summer day. After struggling with a dirty trash can and a teenager reluctant to clean it, Tia was inspired to start her own trash can cleaning business. She hit the ground running, quickly landing a government pilot program.   In this episode, as we continue to celebrate business across the country, Ben heads to Ohio to talk with Tia Johnson of Fresh Bloom Bins and Desmond Bryant from the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. They discuss how to navigate government contracts, clean up sticky situations, and keep your business growing through it all. The Unshakeables is brought to you by Chase for Business and Ruby Studio by iHeartMediaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GreatNews.Life and Podcast Host Jenny Craig-Brown have transformed the All About the Girls annual event into a podcast! These monthly episodes feature incredible women giving the audience all the insight about what makes them happy, successful, and motivational. New episodes launch on Sundays to make sure to start your week on a positive note! The All About the Girls Podcast is brought to you by GreatNews.Life

If you wanna book more sales calls for your business and feel good and genuine while you close leads you NEED to hear this episode. I'll give you a powerful strategy that can completely transform how you approach sales calls, manage them, and how many you close.You'll hear a clip originally recorded during an exclusive Magic Marketing Machine group call with my private students, where I lay out 3 different approaches to this sales call strategy, so you can choose the one that fits your business (and vibe) best.Honestly, people pay thousands for this type of info and Shiny New Clients gives it away for free - we don't gatekeep.All I ask in return is that you leave a comment, or 5 star review once you gain business-growth goodness from this episode. ❤️➡️ Check out Alyssa Bietz, Adult Sleep Consultant who is featured in this episode:https://www.instagram.com/yoursleepstory/✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/10-sales-calls-new Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

Hello & welcome back to Sales & Business Growth for BUSY Women. I am your host, Lindsay Fletcher.  I'm a wife of 18 years, mom of 4, multi-business owner, and your resident sales and time management nerd. I'm here to help you sell more, get time back in your day, and grow your business.   Please hit that follow button wherever you are listening to this podcast - it really blesses me big time and I'd love for more people to find this show because I know it can help so many women out there - maybe you could share it with a business friend?  Just a thought and I'd be so thankful if you did!!!   In the last episode of the podcast, I talked a little bit about this study that found that women-run businesses are 11% less productive than male-run businesses. One of the contributing factors to this low number is high household work allocation and other cultural norms that make women less available for business matters than men, and the article I referenced suggested that we as women have to learn more effective ways of time management so that we can start to make-up some of that 11%.     There were 5 categories where women-run businesses performed poorer: Impacted by crime.   Adverse business environments, like power outages. Digital economy is key for women-run businesses. Lack of access to foreign investment.    Firm age.  In this study, women-owned businesses shined in 2 categories and challenges this productivity gap: Smaller size when compared to male-run organizations showed to be an advantage.   Female run businesses had an advantage in the retail sector of business.   So here's where my head goes - my experience as a woman, while this may not have been your experience, is that I was not taught how to manage money, make it grow, how to build a business, and everything that I teach on this podcast I've either figured out myself through trial and error (you win some, you lose and learn on some) or sought out education to better prepare myself for business.  I still have a lot of gaps in business like financial literacy, investing and learning investor driven business, business law, taxes, etc. And I know from talking to many women in business that they have gaps in knowledge too but can't afford to spend thousands of dollars to get the education they feel they need.  If that's you, then join my Women in Business Community because you'll want what I've got planned for 2025. I've talked about my online women in business community briefly on the podcast before, and I have big plans for 2025 inside there. I'm bringing on a leadership team of business experts that will be providing weekly training on a variety of topics, and you'll have access to these experts and will be able to ask questions inside our community so that you can grow your business, better manage your finances, do things the right and legal way, sell more, market better, manage your time and energy better.  All of this training will be for free, provided at no charge to you.  I personally know these leaders. We've spent time together. They are women that I trust, and I believe that this leadership team will help you take your business to the next level - wherever that is for you!!! So again, if you haven't already, join my online Women in Business community - you don't want to miss out on the happenings inside that group.  --------------------- I'm here to support you and help you grow!  So let's connect!  Have a question? >>> Leave me a voice message here: https://speakpipe.com/lindsayfletcher Email >>> hello@lindsayfletcher.co  Free Resources >>> https://lindsayfletcher.co/free-resources  Need community?  Join Women in Business >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/367731782244780  Follow me on IG >>> https://instagram.com/lindsayfletcher.co -----------------   I'm praying for you and your business! - Lindsay   Business Growth | Sales Growth | Revenue Growth | Scaling Your Business | Business Strategy | Market Expansion | Customer Retention | High Performance Sales Team | Sales Planning | Sales Strategy | Time Management for women in business | Task Management | Productivity Hacks | Time Blocking | Task Prioritization | Delegation Tips | Avoiding Burnout | Daily Routine | Workflow Optimization | Productivity Tools | Time-saving Tips | Time management strategies | time management for busy women | Women in Business | Female Entrepreneurs | Business Success | Small Business Tips | Entrepreneurial Success | Business Coaching | Professional Development | Business Coaching | Business Consulting  

Ever wondered how an immigrant college dropout turns a personal necessity into a multi-million dollar brand? Vivian Kaye, the visionary behind KinkyCurlyYaki, shares her extraordinary journey and the mantra that fuels her entrepreneurial spirit, "What Would Chad Do." Join me as Vivian opens up about her experience with intellectual property challenges on TikTok and her unyielding resolve to stay authentic and innovative, even in a world full of imitators. Her story is not just about business success; it's a testament to resilience and creativity in the face of adversity.Explore the origin story of KinkyCurlyYaki, a brand born out of Vivian's need to address unmet needs in the Black beauty space. She shines a light on how passion-driven entrepreneurship can yield remarkable success, particularly for marginalized communities. With candid insights, Vivian discusses the power of self-leadership and authenticity, and how focusing on these core values helped her navigate the pressures of growing a business while managing the demands of motherhood and personal growth.Vivian shares her strategies for handling the online world, advocating for mental health breaks, and emphasizing the importance of legacy beyond mere financial wealth. Through her experiences, we acknowledge the shared struggles and triumphs of women in the "messy middle" of their careers. This episode is not just an exploration of business growth but a source of empowerment and motivation for those seeking authenticity and strength in their personal and professional lives.Guest Bio: Vivian Kaye is an immigrant, college dropout, and single mom who bootstrapped KinkyCurlyYaki, a premium textured hair extensions brand for Black women, into a multimillion-dollar empire. As a vibrant keynote speaker and media personality, she bridges the worlds of big and small business, combining Gary Vee's hustle with Oprah's heart.Featured on CityTV's Cityline as an Entrepreneur & Empowerment Expert, and in documentaries on CBC and Discovery+, Vivian's real-talk approach empowers audiences to take bold action. Her journey as a Black female entrepreneur has been showcased in publications like The New York Times, Toronto Star, and The Globe & Mail. Vivian has also partnered with national and global brands such as Shopify, Amazon, LG, Samsung, American Express Canada, Shoppers Drug Mart, and Porsche Canada.With Vivian, audiences learn how to turn their big dreams into even bigger realities.Connect with Vivian:@itsviviankaye on all platformsSupport the showConnect with Sarah: Tired of being the "best kept secret"? Download the FREE Thought Leader's Playbook for 5 essential steps to to ignite your influence and get noticed! Get Your Playbook HERE Follow Sarah on Instagram (instagram.com/corporate.rehab) Learn how to work with her HERE (getcorporaterehab.com/services) The Business Blasphemy Podcast is sponsored by Corporate Rehab® Strategic Consulting.

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How often should you SELL on social media? How often should you post promotional content versus educational or engagement posts on Instagram?There a formula for how often you should be promoting offers and in this episode, I'll spill it.And a surefire sign your sales frequency isnt the problem-- your messaging is.How do you sell on Instagram Stories without being too pushy?How many times per week should I include a call-to-action (CTA) to buy?Is it okay to sell in every post if it's done creatively?What's the ideal ratio of selling posts to value posts?How often should you post promotional content versus educational or engagement posts on Instagram?Will posting too many sales-focused posts make my audience unfollow you?Is there a standard rule for how often your business should promote your products/services on Instagram?✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/10-sales-calls-new Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

Wish you had a better "marketing brain"? It's marketing psychology tweaks like the one in this episode that'll improve every promotion, offer and endeavour you and your business take on.In this episode:- The copywriting "rule" all copy must follow- The mistake entrepreneurs make in their press releases- How to apply this marketing and sales psychology to your Instagram content/captionsFollow Jenna Harding on Instagram here: www.instagram.com/JennasPaige✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/10-sales-calls-new Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

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As a professional custom picture framer and host of the Inside the Frame podcast, I love talking with other creative entrepreneurs about their journeys. In this episode, I enjoyed chatting with Shelby Hamilton, a talented artist in Charleston, South Carolina.  Shelby's story is one that many artists can relate to - she started unsure if art could be a full-time career but eventually took the leap to pursue her passion. We dove into Shelby's background studying graphic design and studio art at the University of Georgia and how that education shaped her artistic style today. I was fascinated to learn about her process for commissions versus personal work and how she balances the business side with her creative flow.  As a framer myself, I especially enjoyed hearing Shelby's thoughts on framing her own pieces and working with local framers. Her enthusiasm for trying new mediums and techniques was inspiring. Key Takeaways Shelby studied graphic design in college, which gave her a foundation in color theory and composition that informs her art today. She took the leap to pursue art full-time in 2019, overcoming self-doubt and skepticism from others. Shelby enjoys working in various mediums and subjects, from detailed animal portraits to loose, abstract pieces. For commissions, she has a structured process to gather client input and provide progress updates. She recommends artists trust their framer's expertise but also provide input on their vision for the finished piece. It was a joy to chat with Shelby about her artistic journey and business. Her story is a great reminder that with passion and perseverance, we can turn our creative dreams into reality. I hope her insights inspire other artists and entrepreneurs to pursue their goals. About Shelby Born and raised in Augusta, Georgia, Shelby grew up loving art. She spent years of her childhood coming to Charleston, South Carolina, where she was exposed to a vast range of fine artists from a young age. Knowing she wanted to pursue a career as an artist, She graduated from the University of Georgia's Lamar Dodd School of Art with a BFA in Graphic Design. While attending, she fell in love with various artistic techniques and decided to move to Charleston, where her passion for art began. She became the Graphic Designer for an international makeup brand while working nights and weekends on commissioned pieces. Shelby began her career as a full-time artist in 2019. She showcases various mediums and artistic styles throughout her work while drawing inspiration from her love of design, color, texture, shadow, and light.  Resources Website Instagram

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Rhonda Feinman, a seasoned picture frame manufacturer with over 40 years of experience in the industry. Rhonda's journey into frame-making wasn't a childhood dream, but rather a serendipitous career path that she fell into and grew to love. Her passion for creating high-quality, historically accurate reproduction frames has made her a respected figure in the framing world. We dive into Rhonda's approach to frame design, which often draws inspiration from Spanish and Dutch frames, as well as her preference for simple white gold frames. She shares insights into the challenges of running a frame manufacturing business in New York City, including the difficulties of finding skilled craftsmen in the post-pandemic era. Rhonda's commitment to quality over trendiness shines through as she discusses her design process and the importance of understanding historical roots in creating modern frames. Key Takeaways Rhonda emphasizes the importance of creating a high-quality product and enjoying her work with customers to maintain passion in the framing industry.  Many frame-making techniques used today were perfected during the Renaissance, with only minor modern adaptations. Rhonda's company focuses on quality, choosing to work with customers who value craftsmanship. The framing industry has seen a broadening interest in better quality products, which Rhonda believes elevates everyone's work. Rhonda stresses the importance of continuous learning and openness to new knowledge in the framing industry. Throughout our chat, Rhonda's dedication to her craft and her practical, no-nonsense approach to business shines through. Her story is a testament to the rewards of finding passion in unexpected places and the value of maintaining high standards in craftsmanship. About Rhonda Feinman Custom Frames Rhonda Feinman Custom Frames was founded in 2001 with the goal of providing the finest quality custom made picture frames for the fine art trade. All frames are hand made in our New York City facility with utmost respect for the legacy of centuries of craftsmanship in frame making. The artisans of Rhonda Feinman Custom Frames hand carve wood, cast, and apply decorative composition ornament, then gild only with genuine karat gold leaf to produce sensitive and faithful reproductions of fine antique frames. Time tested traditional techniques and materials are used to assure lasting quality. Resources Rhonda Feinman Custom Frames LinkedIn Profile

You've probably heard of the power of social proof... but do you know how to use social proof on Instagram? On your website? In email marketing? In this episode, you'll hear about the simplest and most powerful marketing psychology tactic you can add to your marketing - Social Proof.In this episode...What is marketing psychology and why it's simpler than it soundsWhat is social proof? (An easy to follow example)Examples of social proof in every day marketingOvercoming feeling like a narcissist when you ask for reviewsAn off-boarding strategy to get more testimonials for your businessThe consequences of leaving it up to your clients to give your business good testimonials without guidance (and what to do instead)⬇️ Tap here to access TESTIMONIALS THAT SELL (my new mini course!):https://parkdale-republic.thrivecart.com/testimonials-that-sell/ ✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/10-sales-calls-new Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

In this episode of The Environmental Echo, host Paul Boyce, CEO and President of PW Grosser Consulting, continues his engaging conversation with Inez Birbiglia from Sky Testing Civil. Join us for part two as Inez shares her journey of achieving the coveted Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) certification in New York City, the challenges of the slow certification process in New York State, and her experiences with the MTA and the Port Authority. Discover the rigorous vetting process, the importance of genuine business ownership, and the inspiring work Inez is doing on the board for Women in Construction. Tune in to hear valuable insights and advice for women navigating the consulting world. #WomenInBusiness #SmallBusinessSuccess #EnvironmentalEchoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, I'm thrilled to welcome Charisse & Vicky Pasche, co-founders of Dapper Boi. Dapper Boi is an all-gender, size-inclusive clothing brand with a mission to inspire people to find confidence in their authenticity through clothing. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn: Achieving the $1 Million Milestone as a Women-Owned Business. The Impact of Shark Tank and CBS Mornings Appearances on Brand Growth. Acquisition Strategies: Channels, What's Working, and Challenges. Tailoring Funnels for Each Persona. Building a Loyal Customer Base: Insights Behind a 30% Retention Rate. Their Content Creation Process The Role of 3D Style Mate in Customer Engagement. Overcoming Fundraising Challenges and Finding the Right Investors. Balancing Personal and Professional Lives as Co-Founders and Life Partners.   Sponsor for this episode: This episode is brought to you by BSR Digital. BSR Digital helps e-commerce brands that want to scale their business to the next level through paid ads & email marketing. To learn more about BSR Digital, visit their website or book a call here.

✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/10-sales-calls-new Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

In this episode, we reflect on our journey from Boston Girl Geek Dinners to She Geeks Out, highlighting how the landscape has completely changed for supporting women in tech. We then talk with Lisa Hannum of Beehive PR about the evolving landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion within executive leadership through the pandemic, social crises, and beyond. [00:00:19] Girls in tech non-profit closing.[00:06:32] Sponsorship challenges in tech community.[00:10:39] Evolution of diversity work.[00:11:45] DEI work and crisis work.[00:12:45] Interview with Lisa starts.[00:15:12] An unexpected career change.[00:20:10] The power of clarity.[00:25:43] B Corp certification.[00:28:55] Mind your own bobber.[00:35:18] DEI work as organizational identity.[00:39:10] Crisis communication and DEI work.[00:43:33] Organizations and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.[00:46:44] Leadership challenges and expectations.[00:50:09] Speaking Up in Difficult Situations.[00:54:32] Return to work policies.[01:00:53] Women in C-suite roles.[01:03:18] Choices and marginalized communities.[01:07:22] Where to find Beehive. Visit us at https://shegeeksout.com to stay up to date on all the ways you can make the workplace work for everyone! Check out SGOLearning.com and SheGeeksOut.com/podcast for the code to get a free mini course.

In this episode of Inside the Frame, I sit down with Susan Boni, a veteran custom picture framer with decades of experience in the industry. Susan grew up in the framing business, working in her parents' shop from the age of 12. She's seen the industry's evolution firsthand and has a wealth of knowledge to share. Throughout our conversation, Susan emphasized the importance of loving what you do and connecting with your customers personally. She shares insights into how she approaches each framing project, considering the client's personal style, the environment where the piece will be displayed, and the unique qualities of the artwork itself. Key Takeaways: When starting out, invest in basic, quality equipment. You don't need fancy, expensive tools to do great framing work. Take the time to get to know your customers. Ask about their homes, personal styles, and jobs. This will help you make frame selections that truly resonate with them. Don't be afraid to suggest unique, outside-the-box framing options. Sometimes, the most unexpected choices end up being the most loved. Educate your customers about the framing process and the materials you use. This helps them appreciate the value of your work. Embrace the power of social media and online resources to connect with other framers, learn new techniques, and showcase your work to potential customers. Susan's passion for her craft is evident in every word she speaks. Her commitment to creating beautiful, lasting framed pieces that her customers will cherish for generations is truly inspiring. Whether you're a seasoned framer or just starting out, this episode is full of wisdom and insights you won't want to miss. About Susan Boni Susan started Frames of Mine when she was 22, growing up in the family business since she was 12. She was the only family member who really loved it. Susan has an Art History and Interior Design degree from the New York Institute of Technology. She began to learn so much of the arts, mixed with sales from my family in the store, and she was able to combine it all into what the store has become. Mentioned in This Episode Find out more about Frames of Mine Follow Frames of Mine on Instagram and Facebook Learn more about The Frame Shoppe

In this episode, I sat down with Ann Knox, the editor of the Augusta Scout Guide. We dive into her journey from Memphis to Augusta and how she became involved with this unique publication. Ann's story resonates with many of us who've found ourselves in a new city, looking to connect and make an impact.   The Scout Guide is more than just a beautifully produced book—it's a celebration of local businesses and a resource for newcomers and longtime residents. Ann shared how she approaches her role as editor, building relationships with business owners and working to showcase Augusta's best. We discussed the challenges of launching during the pandemic and how the guide has evolved.   As a fellow business owner, I was particularly interested in Ann's insights on balancing work and family life and her perspective on networking and community building. Her enthusiasm for  Augusta and its growing potential is contagious.   Key Takeaways The Scout Guide serves as both a resource for residents and a platform for local businesses to shine. Building relationships is critical to Ann's approach as an editor, allowing her to represent each business better.   The guide adapted during the pandemic, focusing on supporting local businesses through challenging times.   Ann emphasizes the importance of playing to your strengths when starting a new venture. Balancing work and family life is an ongoing process, with no perfect solution but constant effort.   About Ann Knox Ann was born and raised in the small town of Osceola, Arkansas, just 45 minutes north of Memphis, Tennessee. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a business degree in Risk Management and Insurance. After college, Ann moved to Dallas, Texas, and married Augusta native Jefferson Knox. During her time in Dallas, Ann worked in the insurance industry for three years, followed by four years in hospitality. In 2018, she and her husband moved to Augusta, Georgia, where she found her calling as editor of The Scout Guide Augusta. She is thrilled to help people fall in love with Augusta the way she has. When she isn't scouting, Ann likes to spend her free time traveling, reading, and spending time with family. Mentioned In This Episode  The Scout Guide Augusta: www.thescoutguide.com/augusta   Instagram: @TSGAugusta   Email: augusta@thescoutguide.com  

Send us a Text Message.In this engaging episode, Joey Pinz converses with Kate Tremills, founder of Flourish Kitchen, about her innovative approach to creating healthy, delicious, and travel-friendly meals. Kate shares her journey of turning a personal challenge with dietary restrictions into a thriving business. They discuss the importance of high-quality ingredients, the challenges of starting a food company, and how her freeze-dried meals bring convenience and nutrition to travelers. Kate also delves into her motivations, the role of discipline in her life, and the joy she finds in cooking and connecting with others through food. Top 3 Highlights:Flourish Kitchen's Unique Products: Discover how Kate's company offers flavorful, freeze-dried meals that cater to people with dietary restrictions, ensuring they can enjoy delicious food on the go.Entrepreneurial Insights: Learn about the challenges and triumphs Kate faced while launching and growing her food business, including product development, packaging, and meeting regulatory standards.The Role of Discipline: Kate discusses how discipline has been crucial in her entrepreneurial journey, helping her manage creativity, structure her day, and achieve her goals. Hashtags: #HealthyEating

Originally uploaded April 8th, re-edited July 3. Jeffrey Mosher welcomes Michelle Beebe, Chief Revenue Officer of SBAM, the Small Business Association of Michigan, Lansing, Welcome Michelle, please share a bit of your career path that led to being the CRO for SBAM? The recent news we wanted you on to share about is that SBAM is set to launch new women-owned business certification through partnership with Great Lakes Women's Business Council, tell us about that? SBAM also does small business certification, what does that entail? Michelle, I understand you manage all products and services for SBAM so could you speak to general benefits too - anything that comes with being a member? Didn't I read something about another recent offering – cybersecurity insurance?

New Show Series- Biz in the Valley provides Featured Interviews of Southern California Region of Entrepreneurs & Small Business Owners:  This weeks show is Tacasha Smith of Tacasha's Kitchen located in the Inland Empire area of Menifee serving the Riverside County, San Diego, Orange County and Los Angeles areas in Southern California. Tacasha Smith has earned a name for herself as a go-to chef for her Traditional Southern Cuisines, Tacasha is the Chef and owner of Tacasha's Kitchen. Tacasha Smith  is a highly experienced cook with several years of  cooking experience  under her belt. Tacasha has always had a passion for food, after attending Culinary Labs in Tustin, California she quickly made a name for herself in the food industry. Tacasha is now working as head chef of her owncatering business located in Menifee, California. Tacasha'shigh standards and bold flavors brings satisfaction and comfort to every customer.  

Women are the fastest growing segments of new small business owners, but they often lack access to funding and resources, a new grant program by H & R Block, known as the Fund Her Future Grant program is available. Deadline is May 26th. Learn more at blockadvisors.com

Send Victoria a Text Message!Welcome to today's episode, which focuses on mental health awareness and celebrating women entrepreneurs for May Mental Health Awareness Month. In this episode I will share my experiences from a recent women's business summit in North Dakota where I met an array of incredible female business owners.FEATURED EPISODE CONTRIBUTORS:Rachel Howard from 3andMe Mobile Coffee discusses how scheduling "me time" is essential for her well-being as an entrepreneur and mother.Chelsy Ciavarella from The Poppy Creative emphasizes the importance of alone time to recharge and offers practical tips on managing a busy schedule.Megan Vatnsdal from Onyx & Evergreen Travel discusses setting boundaries with technology to maintain a balance between work and personal life.Solli Frank introduces Kajaer GeoConsulting LLC, highlighting the value of personal connections within her team.Amanda Mogen with Dakota Dream Destinations, LLC, stresses self-care practices such as meditation, exercise, delegation, and building strong relationships.Three vital tips based on my entrepreneurial journey:Seek support early by connecting with like-minded individuals or groups related to your business endeavors.Delegate tasks when possible; outsourcing can free up valuable time to invest in your family or other growth areas.Schedule personal downtime deliberately in your calendar; it's crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.Let's continue building meaningful connections, embracing lifelong learning, and finding that sweet spot between hustle and heart.CONNECT WITH THE CONTRIBUTORS:Rachael Howard: 3andMe Mobile Coffee - Website / FB / IGChelsy Ciavarella: The Poppy Creative - Website / FB / IGMegan Vatnsda: Onyx & Evergreen Travel - Website / FB /  IGSolli Frank: Kajaer GeoConsulting LLC - Website / FB / LinkedInAmanda Mogen: Dakota Dream Destinations LLC - Website / Support the Show.This episode is sponsored by Do Grief Differently™️, my twelve-week, one-on-one, in-person/online program for grievers who have suffered any type of loss to feel better. Click here to learn new tools, grief education, and the only evidence-based method for moving beyond the pain of grief. Would you like to join the mission of Grieving Voices in normalizing grief and supporting hurting hearts everywhere? Become a supporter of the show HERE.

Join us as we chat with more of the amazing women that own some of your favorite local businesses, LIVE at the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce's Women Owned Business Expo! 

Join us as we chat with the amazing women that own some of your favorite local businesses, LIVE at the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce's Women Owned Business Expo! 

Are you ready to dive deep into the world of finance and find out how one woman is changing the game for female empowerment in the industry? Welcome to episode 110 of Carlsbad: People, Purpose, and Impact! I am your host, Bret Schanzenbach, and today we're sitting down with the phenomenal Catherine Magaña, managing partner of WWM Financial.Catherine's journey is nothing short of inspiring—from her early days learning the ropes in a male-dominated field to launching Savvy Woman Wealth Management, a division aimed at educating women on all things fiscal. Join us as we explore Catherine's professional evolution, her strategic move during the 2008 financial crisis, and how her core values of family, community, and integrity shape her work and philanthropy. Plus, find out how the addition of tax strategist Rachel Ivanovic is revolutionizing the services at WWM Financial!Don't miss this episode packed with insights and Catherine's powerful message of financial literacy and independence. Tune in to learn, be inspired, and maybe even discover your path to financial empowerment! Catherine's Bio: Catherine began her financial management career at Smith Barney (now Morgan Stanley Wealth Management) in 1999. She then partnered with Steve Wolff and Cliff Wiese in 2004 while at Smith Barney and now serves as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ for Wolff Wiese Magaña, dba WWM Financial and Savvy Women Wealth Management (“SWWM”) a subsidiary which she helped found in 2011.Catherine graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a bachelor's degree in business administration. She enjoys walking/running in local 5K's (Carlsbad 5000 and Encinitas 5K), learning how to play golf and spending time at Moonlight Beach with her family. Catherine enjoys new adventures. She has zip lined in the mountains, rock climbed, and has even walked through hot coals barefoot! Catherine is active in local community service activities such as Holiday Baskets, Fill the Plate, and Backpacks for Kids.Catherine is well respected among other San Diego business professionals and participates in many organizations. She was awarded “2018 Five Star Wealth Manager,” “2016 Carlsbad Chamber Small Business Awards for Women Owned Business,” “2016 Carlsbad Chamber Go Giver Award,” “NCPC Volunteer of the Year for The Carlsbad Charitable Foundation” and was a finalist in the 2016 San Diego Business Journal Women Who Mean Business awards. She serves as a Board Member and Chair of the Government Affairs Committee for the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce, is the past Chair of Board of Directors and past Grants Chair for the Carlsbad Charitable Foundation, is an Executive Board member and past President for the Financial Planning Association of San Diego.She has been married to Joscelin since 2000. They have twins – a boy and girl, Phoenix and Madison.Check out these Links:WWM Financial Facebook page Linkedin Did this episode have a special impact on you? Share how it impacted youCarlsbad Podcast Social Links:LinkedInInstagramFacebookXYouTubeSponsor: This show is sponsored and produced by DifMix Productions. To learn more about starting your own podcast, visit www.DifMix.com/podcasting

Skeptical of all those “natural” ingredients? So are we. This week, we're joined by Jessica Iclisoy as she defines those words on the back of the ingredients label. Listen in as she discusses greenwashing, cleanwashing, and the real reason preservatives are in everything. Each Thursday, join Dr. Raja and Dr. Hadar, board-certified dermatologists, as they share the latest evidence-based research in integrative dermatology. For access to CE/CME courses, become a member at LearnSkin.com. Jessica Iclisoy, CEO & Founder of California Baby®. Over 30 years ago, Jessica Iclisoy embarked on a journey to create a non-toxic environment for her family. In 1995, launching in her kitchen with ingredients she had sourced, Jessica began to create the beloved formulas for what is today, the industry standard in natural plant-based skincare, California Baby. Since then, Jessica has built California Baby into a globally recognized brand, with more than 200 products available at retailers nationwide and through a global distribution network. California Baby is a recognized Women Owned Business, with its own certified organic and FDA registered manufacturing operation and certified organic farm. A nationally recognized business leader and entrepreneur, Jessica has been featured in NBC's Today Show, Forbes, Fortune, the New York Times, Fast Company, Inc., and Entrepreneur, among many others. Recognized by Forbes magazine for her achievements in building California Baby, Jessica was recognized on the magazine's annual Self-Made Women list from 2017 to 2022. Jessica is the host of the California Natural Living Podcast which breaks down healthy living challenges to apply problem-solving tactics and tips for living a healthy vibrant lifestyle.   She is a member of the Fast Company Impact Council which is an invitation-only collective of innovative leaders and the most creative people in business. Jessica is the chair of Female Arts Initiative, which is a nonprofit to support women in the arts. She is a Board member of UCLA – Santa Monica Hospital and serves as the Committee Chair for their Integrated Medicine Initiative.   Jessica believes that her mission extends far beyond creating products that are safe for children and healthy for the environment. In 2016, she launched The Natural Advisory Council (NAC) to form a coalition of natural, organic, and “green” product manufacturers, retailers, and non-profit consumer protection organizations to advocate, collaborate and educate (ACE) on the definition and use of the term, “natural” in all consumer products. She also collaborates with leading groups and companies to initiate congressional action to establish federal legislation demanding safe cosmetics and has participated in lobbying activities to help shape the Toxic Substances Control Act and Personal Care Product Safety reform.     Sponsored by California Baby®   Visit California Baby® website for more information. 

“Dollar store” prices are rising and the impact that could have on other bargain deal stores. Also, the Sweet Sixteen for March Madness has arrived, and NBC's Steve Kornacki breaks down everything you need to know. Plus, the story of how four women came together to transform the tequila industry. And, basketball legend Sue Bird joins the show to catch up and discuss her new documentary “Sue Bird: In the Clutch.” 

As a divorce attorney, today's guest Renee Bauer, has seen high achieving women sacrifice themselves in order to fulfill the role of good wife/boss/employee/mom/daughter. Today she is going to help us get clear on what they want, drop their excuses, and roll into action. So, let's chat about how divorcing your inner good girl is the only way to get the life you want. Key Takeaways How childhood expectations can affect a lifetime of decision making Getting clear on what you want, not what others expect of you Learn to listen to your intuition! Determining which tasks you must complete on your own, and what you can let go of Ready to kick your inner good girl to the curb, and honor the woman inside that is dying for her wants and needs to be acknowledged? Tune in on your favorite listening app, on the website, or watch it on YouTube! Links & Mentioned Resources Renee's FREE Fierce Affirmation E-deck About Renee Bauer Renee has been a divorce attorney for 20 years. She is the Founder and Managing Attorney of Happy Even After Family Law located in Connecticut.  Additionally, Renee Bauer is a speaker and author of 4 books – Divorce in Connecticut, The Ultimate Guide to Solo and Small Firm Success, SHE WHO WINS, and the children's book Percy's Imperfectly Perfect Family.  She hosts the annual She Who Wins Summit, a live event created to inspire, motivate and challenge women to move forward bravely in their personal and business lives. Her impact has been recognized by Success Magazine where she was nominated as a Woman of Influence and with awards such as Litigator of the Year, Women-Owned Business of the Year, and New Leaders in the Law. She has been featured in multiple media outlets such as the International Business Times, Comment Central, AP News, NBC, FOX, and iHeart Radio. Connect with Renee LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rbauer1/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/msreneebauer/ Website: msreneebauer.com/ Email: renee@msreneebauer.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meet Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream, where tempting flavors and social responsibility thrive. Spend 30 minutes with founder and socially conscious business advocate Molly Moon, and learn how she created a hardworking, happy staff, strong local partnerships, and sustainable practices to deliver the best ice cream made with the finest ingredients. It's salty and sweet, and you will enjoy every minute.

Are you determined to make this year a year of GROWTH for your business? That takes strategy, action, and the right business mindset - and in this episode I'll share one of my first experiences in my business where my mindset and outlook directly impacted my revenue.Whether you're an entrepreneur striving to get your biz off the ground, or hit that million-in-a-year mark, this mindset shift still applies (fascinating, right?)I hope the tale I tell today helps you expand your empire!✨Tap here to watch a FREE masterclass about “How To Get Clients From Instagram (without wasting hours glued to your phone)" https://parkdale-republic.lpages.co/evergreen-webinar-registration/ Tap here to get your free Posts That Sell Template (This caption got us 10 sales calls in 3 hours) https://instagram-mastery-optin-form.ck.page/c684a45e7f Tap here to try Later.com (Jenna's favourite social media scheduling software) https://later.grsm.io/egd652z1q1fk Music by Jordan Wood Hosted by Jenna Warriner, Creator of Magic Marketing Machine

We aren't all born with silver spoons in our buttholes… but you still have the power to make shit happen. Nicole is sitting down with Qiana Tompkins, Digital Marketer, Author, and Philanthropist. She is sharing how she is intentionally stepping out of the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and shaping the MF world around her. Using her experiences in music therapy, digital marketing, and bartending… she is serving others so they shine their light and get visible AF.  Want to spend thirty minutes with Nicole and Qiana as they share how to disrupt the market, leave generational poverty in the dust, and choose Golden Butthole moments over silver spoons?Then be a MF Action Taker and hit that play button. Wanna connect with Qiana? Check out all her badassery here or schedule a call with her.  For even more money-making strategies, hop on over to the Facebook group! Ready to attract unicorn clients!? Book a call with the Wonder Team!And as always, for more trouble go to Real Unicorns Don't Wear Pants! For even more money-making strategies, hop on over to the Facebook group! Ready to attract unicorn clients!? Book a call with the Wonder Team!And as always, for more trouble go to Real Unicorns Don't Wear Pants!

We've all got a few badass stories, so why not turn them into something that creates an impact? Even though we ALL have stories… only about two-percent of those who want to write a book actually follow TF through. Because we know that action takers get results, Nicole is sitting down with Kristin Bently, badass CEO and founder of E.P. House, an international award-winning boutique publishing house that is revolutionizing the traditional publishing industry. Her extensive industry experience means she knows a thing or two about what it takes to help Unicorns just like you to articulate the ROI of their best stories, overcome imposter syndrome, and use their writing to create a ripple of impact. Ready to spend (x minutes) shifting your stories into something tangible? Be an Action Taker and hit that MF play button.  Want to connect with Kristin?  Find her here!!!https://ephouse.co/evolvedhttps://www.facebook.com/kristin.hernquist.bentley

Join Danielle in this week's Big Money Stylist Podcast as she talks to Nina Pelfini, a veteran hairstylist, Licensed NBR Artist, and salon owner with 21 years of experience. The episode begins with Nina's journey within her career as a hairstylist, her aspiration to go beyond the boundaries of hair styling through the NBR Academy, and her commitment to uplifting and empowering other women. With a mastery of over two decades, Nina shared her epiphany of conquering the artistry of hair and feeling a magnetic pull towards new challenges. While she loves the art of hair, she desires to create a lasting impact and empower others to know that they are capable of their dreams, and doing something new that maybe makes her palms a little sweaty! Throughout their conversation, Nina highlighted the importance of women supporting and empowering one another. I mean can't we all be like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé? Nina shared stories of times when people judged her and had certain expectations because of society's “rules”. These judgements used to hold her back from reaching her full potential and living her life by her design, and now she's stepped into her power and knows she can help other women do the same.  ____________________ Let's Connect... Education for Hairstylists ➜ https://nbr.education/#homepageopportunities Find an NBR Artist Near You! ➜ https://nbr.directory  Instagram ➜ https://www.instagram.com/naturalbeadedrowsextensions ➜ https://www.instagram.com/isla.naturalbeadedrows

This week on the Milk Minute, Maureen and Heather had the honor of interviewing the founder and CEO of Latched Mama, Melissa Wirt. Melissa is a mother of six, certified lactation counselor, and the inspiring working mom behind Latched Mama, the breastfeeding apparel company and online motherhood community.Melissa created more than just a clothing company, but a compassionate place that adapts to the needs of their employees with some incredible parental leave and lactation support. Enjoy a real, raw and inspiring chat with Heather and Maureen's newest friend in the women-owned business community and treat yourself to 15% off a purchase using code MilkMinute15. Shop Latched Mama HERE.Work With Us!Book a Lactation Consult with Heather! Click HERE for the deets.Book a Lactation Consult with Maureen! Click HERE to get started.THANKS TO OUR NEW PATRONS Jodie from WV and Katie from NY!THANK YOU TO THIS EPISODE'S SPONSORSHighland Birth - Book a Lactation Consult today! Booking a virtual consult with Maureen is now easier than ever. Click HERE to get started!Ceres Chill - Grab your Ceres Chiller or Milkstache HERE and enter promo code MILKMINUTE15 for 15% off!Listener Question: Would going through an egg donation complicate breastfeeding? Is it even possible?Mentioned in this episode:Ep. 143 Breastfeeding in Appalachia in 1930-1950: Interview with Alpha Ellison CookEp. 150 Conceiving While Breastfeeding: Let's Talk Infertility TreatmentsSupport Latched Mama today and use code MilkMinute15 for 15% off* your purchase! *Limited to one time use per customer.Website: www.latchedmama.comFacebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | TikTok | YouTube | Pinterest | Latched Mama Love | Facebook | Mellissa Wirt Instagram (@thelatchedmama)Prefer to read the transcript? Click HERE.Support the showCheck out Milk Minute Podcast's website here!Become a VIP Click here to get exclusive access and more!Send us an e-mail! MilkMinutePodcast@gmail.comFacebook | Instagram | TikTok

Nipple pain, pumping friction, and chaffing. Sound familiar? This week on the Milk Minute, Heather and Maureen sit down with cofounders of CoBoo to discuss their revolutionary pumping spray. Jenny and Michelle are incredible sisters, mothers and businesswomen that have changed the pumping game. As mothers we go through a lot to provide for our children. Great news! Pain and suffering while pumping is about to become a thing of the past, all thanks to the incredible dream team behind CoBoo. This show is completely sponsored by CoBoo, and we are so excited to hear from the cofounders Jenny and Michelle on this product they created just for you!Work With Us!Book a Lactation Consult with Heather! Click HERE for the deets.Book a Lactation Consult with Maureen! Click HERE to get started.Check out CoBoo and use promo code MILKMINUTE15 for 15% off!Website  | CoBooMom.comInstagram (@coboospray)Facebook | CoBoo SprayTikTok |  CoBoo | Breast Pump Spray's Creator ProfilePrefer to read the transcript? Click Here Support the showCheck out Milk Minute Podcast's website here!Become a VIP Click here to get exclusive access and more!Send us an e-mail! MilkMinutePodcast@gmail.comFacebook | Instagram | TikTok