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Justin Wolff is a Social Entrepreneur who has built his career by blending commerce with cause. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Junk Theory and former Co-Founder and Chief Giving Officer (CGO) at Yoobi, Justin has built impactful brands by transforming narratives and driving change. At Yoobi, Justin created and oversaw the Buy One, Give One program, building meaningful impact centered around what students needed most, and what teachers were most likely to spend money out of pocket for. To scale the giving program at Yoobi, Justin forged strategic partnerships to ensure donated school supplies reached those in need nationwide. He infused a giving spirit into Yoobi's culture, influencing decisions across design, marketing, and operations. By its second year in business, Yoobi was providing more than 1 million kids per year with free sets of school supplies, right here in the U.S. To date, Yoobi has provided more than 7 million kids across the US, and counting. In 2023, Justin launched his second brand, JunkTheory, which aims to end the plastic era in beauty – a category that produces over 120 billion pieces of plastic packaging per year. Clean skincare, he believes, should start with healthy formulas, but must also consider what those formulas come packaged in. JunkTheory is the first clean skincare line where nothing goes in the trash, and everything is packaged in metal – the most recycled material on earth. Prior to his life as an entrepreneur, Justin was a project finance attorney – leveraging his passion for the environment by specializing in the clean energy space, where he helped develop utility-scale wind and solar farms around the world.In This Conversation We Discuss:[00:41] Intro[01:51] Building impact brands with purpose and innovation[03:44] Redefining sustainable & ‘clean beauty'[05:05] Solving recycling challenges with aluminum[07:16] Why great products outweigh great packaging[09:24] Combining sustainability with original formulas[10:19] Launching organically with limited resources[12:34] How product efficacy drives customer retention [13:16] Episode sponsors: StoreTester and Intelligems[16:28] Digital strategies with performance marketing[18:43] Building impact partnerships for brand awareness[19:32] Organic growth sets the stage for paid success[21:33] Growing a genuine audience without shortcuts[22:37] Time for paid ads and time to let products speak[24:06] Try Junk Theory and contribute to a cleaner planetResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeMost recyclable, earth-powered skincare junktheory.com/Follow Justin Wolff linkedin.com/in/justin-wolff-6b563913/Book a demo today at intelligems.io/Done-for-you conversion rate optimization service storetester.com/If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

Ebrima "Abraham" Sisay is a mental health storyteller and currently the Founder & CEO of Freedom Project - A multicultural Social Impact Agency. Previously, he worked as a fractional marketing & distribution executive for tech startups and distributed content for local KC and national brands like Yoobi, Marvel, Mobility Design, Marknology, etc.His goal is to help guide a billion people from surviving to thriving!He is a friend, an inspiration, and a fellow soccer fan. I had a blast in this conversation! In this episode, we talk about many things including:the different views on mental wealth in U.S. vs. Africahow Abraham first decided to get therapywhy you may need to drop your therapist for a better onethe process of building a mental health helpline during COVIDways to predict burnout so that you can catch it before it gets severevirtual therapy vs in-persona Netflix-like platform that will be used to give millions of people access to therapywhy One Piece is as successful as it is. Abraham is a great example of someone who has a dream and is going after it. I encourage you to assess your dream today. Think of one step that you can take to put you closer to that dream. Want to contact Abraham, see his socials, or view his projects? Check out his guest profile here: https://www.podpage.com/talk-to-people-podcast/guests/ebrima-abraham-sis/The Talk to People Podcast is a resource for personal development and building meaningful relationships. In a world grappling with the loneliness epidemic and friendship recession, we are here to guide you on a transformative journey towards overcoming isolation and cultivating a thriving social circle. With different guests, we explore the art of building relationships and mastering communication skills, providing you with actionable tips to become a better communicator. Through insightful conversations and fun solo episodes, we uncover the secrets to making friends and overcoming loneliness. Listen to feel better approaching conversations with confidence, even with strangers. Discover the power of asking better questions and gain valuable insights into how to navigate social interactions with ease. Through our storytelling episodes, we invite you to share your experiences and connect with our community. Together, we aim to overcome social isolation and create a supportive network of individuals seeking genuine connections. Tune in and embark on a journey of connection.An easy way to send me a message? Click the link here.Have you enjoyed the podcast? If so, follow it, rate it, and share it with three people: Follow on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Follow on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube If you want to share feedback, have a great idea, or have a question then email me: talktopeoplepodcast@gmail.comProduced by Capture Connection Studios: captureconnectionstudios.com

How do you get your brand-new beauty products stocked in America? And when it’s there, how do you convince people to buy it?In 2006, Ido co-founded the organic beauty brand Yes To Carrots and then in 2014, co-founded the huge school and office supply business, Yoobi which donates an item for every item purchase. Not long after, Ido co-founded Beach House Group which collaborates with huge stars like Mille Bobbie Brown, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kendell Jenner and Shay Mitchell. Ido is also one of Australia’s most successful angels, investing in five ‘unicorns’. Ido joins host Adam Schwab to share how his parents influenced his business ambitions, his near business death experiences and giving back.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ido Leffler is a serial social entrepreneur and has been co-founder of companies including Brandless, Yes To Inc. and most, recently...Yoobi - a school supplies company that gives back.In this episode, Megan chats with Ido about an innovative partnership with Verizon that is helping provide both connectivity access as well as school supplies to kids that need them most right now, especially since so many kids are still learning from home due to the pandemic.Ido shares the silver linings about the pandemic for him personally and professionally and even gives us a sneak peak into what's coming up for Yoobi in 2021.Links & NotesYoobi WebsiteYoobi and Verizon Partnership

Ido Leffler is a serial social entrepreneur and has been co-founder of companies including Brandless, Yes To Inc. and most, recently...Yoobi - a school supplies company that gives back. In this episode, Megan chats with Ido about an innovative partnership with Verizon that is helping provide both connectivity access as well as school supplies to kids that need them most right now, especially since so many kids are still learning from home due to the pandemic. Ido shares the silver linings about the pandemic for him personally and professionally and even gives us a sneak peak into what's coming up for Yoobi in 2021. Links & Notes Yoobi Website Yoobi and Verizon Partnership

In this episode we are joined by Los Angeles based artist Jonni Cheatwood. Jonni Cheatwood is a Brazilian-American abstract and textile artist living and working in Los Angeles. He was born in Thousand Oaks, California on July 21, 1986. Upon graduating high school, Jonni initially moved to Flagstaff, Arizona to join the men's basketball team at Northern Arizona University. That plan was short lived, and he chose to attend Arizona State University, where he graduated with his B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies, focusing on Education and Film & Media Production. While at Arizona State, Jonni took up painting as a hobby, which turned into a passion, which eventually turned into a career. Along with the powers of social media sites such as Tumblr and Instagram, Jonni was approached by R&B legend Usher to collaborate on projects with Target, Yoobi and Pepsi, allowing Jonni to move back to Los Angeles in 2015 with his wife, Amy, to pursue painting full-time. Since returning to Los Angeles, he has taken residencies at Hooper Projects, which exposed him to the gallery side of the art world. He is currently represented by Over the Influence (Los Angeles/Hong Kong), BEERS London (London), and Makasiini Contemporary (Turku, Finland) and he has participated in solo and group shows in Beirut, Australia, South Korea, London, Hong Kong, Finland, Berlin, France and all over The US. This interview is part of the Lectures Interviews Exhibitions series at the Wedge Gallery. Learn more at wedgegallery.woodbury.edu.

Millions of kids in the United States do not have fundamental school supplies to learn and be successful. This affects not only their school work — it affects their confidence. So teachers step in and spend their own money to make sure students can learn. On average, teachers spend $560 out of their own pockets to support their students each year.In this episode of Cause Talk Radio Megan talks to Ido Leffler, Founder of Yoobi, a social enterprise company that makes beautiful school supplies sold in retailers like Target, Walmart and Costco and also gives back. For every Yoobi item purchased, the company donates a school supply item to a child in need in the U.S. in partnership with the Kids In Need Foundation.Ido and Megan chat about their incredible success as a social enterprise in a competitive and constantly changing retail environment, how they've successfully scaled the company, why design is so critical and how they measure impact.Links & NotesYoobi WebsiteYoobi on InstagramIdo Leffler on LinkedIn

36  In which we discuss our current favorites, including some items that are only tangentially related to stationery; ponder how our choices change over time; touch again on FOMO; and discuss whether it’s technically possible for Less to mansplain. Well, actually… (One note: Lenore’s audio, recorded from Skype, was really bad in this episode–gaps in the middle of words, dropped phrases, skips and snags. Some of it could be stitched back together, but it’s still rough in spots.) Show links: Confessions of the Fox Manuscripting Pod https://www.jetpens.com/Stabilo-Swing-Cool-Highlighter-Pastel-6-Color-Set/pd/24546 Yoobi hardcover journal No Brand Notebooks Plumbago Zine Blackwing 10001 1857 podcast Take Note Podcast Baron Fig Squire, Vanguard Metal Shop CT Bullet Pencil Find us online: You can find the podcast at

Kids love a new set of pens, and Yoobi provides stationary while also giving back to the community. For every item bought they will donate supplies to a school in need. Now they've partnered with World Vision to get stationery supplies to schools in remote areas. Lance Kalish is the co-founder of Yoobi, and he talks about what this partnership means for the company.

Lance Kalish Yoobi Lance Kalish is CEO of purpose driven companies Yoobi, Yes to Inc and Cheeky Home Lance is a serial and social entrepreneur recognised as one of Australia’s most accomplished and international consumer product entrepreneurs. Lance and his partner Ido Leffler co-founded global skincare success story Yes to Inc in 2006 which is the #2 natural beauty brand in the USA. Lance’s passion surrounds working with companies that combine doing good and business pursuits in one. After Yes To, Lance and Ido began working on new socially conscious enterprises that would combine profits with purpose, right from their inception. They truly believe that the best brand and company is the one that gives for every product that is sold. In 2014 Lance developed Yoobi and Cheeky Home two brands that are making a powerful impact. He was named one of Men’s Style Magazine Men of Influence for 2015 and one of the Top 50 Australian Global Achievers by Australian Unlimited in 2013.

In this episode of RSVP we discuss long form writing. Dee and Less go deep on paper preference, the importance of cheap notebooks to feel free, the worry about ruining nicer journals, as well as tools for writing. We hit on pencils, fountain pens, gel ink, and stray into discussing Buffy.             Show links: We do link to Amazon where available.  Bosch  BW Clutch BW Summit  BW Point Guard 3-Pack Fabled Lands Gamebook Papermate Inkjoy Pen Addict w/ Joey Cofone Bullet Journal Companion app  Apsara Beauty  Jinhao 992  Moleskine  Tomoe River journals  Yoobi journals  Baron Fig Experiment  Composition Notebooks on Comfortable Shoes Studio 

Ido Leffler is the Co-founder & CEO at Yoobi, a fun, ridiculously awesome school supplies company that engages kids through bright colors, cool designs, and most importantly, cause.Yoobi is sold exclusively at Target (USA) stores nationwide. For every Yoobi item purchased, Yoobi distributes an item to a classroom in need, in the USA. By 2015, Yoobi aims to impact more than 30,000 classrooms, with the goal of changing the lives of over 750,000 kids.