Podcasts about zandra cunningham

At Homeschool CEO, we believe that kid entrepreneurs will grow up and change the world with their business ideas. That is why we're doing what we can to support them, just like how Tamara Zantell supported her daughter, Zandra Cunningham, when she started her own business at the age of 9. Tamara is a mom of 5 amazing game changing moguls, a brand strategist, and mentor, and she is committed to supporting the parents of biz kids and young moguls who are challenging the status quo and paving the way for change and new conversations. Zandra is a successful 20-year-old entrepreneur who followed her passions and started her own business selling lip balms and body butter a few days shy of her 10th birthday.  They're both on the podcast today to share their incredible 11-year journey of how they grew Zandra Beauty from a small home based business into a national success. They also share the struggles and lessons they have learned in balancing entrepreneurship with homeschool and growing up as a kid entrepreneur.  We also talk about The Young Mogul Business Bootcamp and how Homeschool CEO kids have the chance to join us for a life changing experience.  If you're raising a kid who wants to build their own successful business, this episode is a must-listen for the entire family. For complete show notes click: https://www.homeschoolceopodcast.com/48   Where to Find Zandra and Tamara: www.zandrabeauty.com Find Zandra Beauty on Instagram www.raisingamogul.com Find Raising a Mogul on Instagram Additional Resources: Subscribe to the Podcast Follow Homeschool CEO on Instagram Follow Homeschool CEO on Facebook  Be Part of the Homeschool CEO community on Facebook Follow Homeschool CEO on Pinterest

In this episode you'll discover: How Zandra was willing to trade traditional high school experiences for extraordinary opportunities once she got a taste of entrepreneurship How starting a business was a major point of connection in Zandra and Tamara's mother-daughter relationship Why it's necessary to seek support and resources if you are a parent manager of your own Kidpreneur Be sure to subscribe to this podcast - so you don't miss another episode! Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE« Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

In this episode you'll discover: How Zandra was willing to trade traditional high school experiences for extraordinary opportunities once she got a taste of entrepreneurship How starting a business was a major point of connection in Zandra and Tamara’s mother-daughter relationship Why it’s necessary to seek support and resources if you are a parent manager of your own Kidpreneur Be sure to subscribe to this podcast - so you don't miss another episode!

On Episode 42 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, Shaun and Ny start the Ratchet Minute off with the gay Tupac and his latest hit, “Ambitionz Az a Lyon” before moving on to Blac Chyna’s claims of [new word] “stealthing”. [14:53] On the Woke Minute, the ladies discuss the meaning behind Colin Kaepernick’s collusion case win and the 200th petition to make lynching a federal crime. [26:25] On the Weekend D**k Report, the ladies consider the pros and cons of ‘deepthroating’. [36:18] During the “I Reminisce, I Reminisce” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 2003 to the Diplomat’s “Dipset Anthem”. [40:08] The episode ends with the ladies showing their support for Zandra Cunningham and her eponymous skincare line, Zandra Beauty Collections. LISTEN: iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Castbox and wherever else you get your podcasts.

When her dad said “no” to buying her lip balm, 9-year-old Zandra Cunningham said “yes.” She decided to make her own lip balm instead, and eight years later at the age of 17, she was named 2017’s Small Business Award Young Entrepreneur of the Year for her company Zandra Beauty. Zandra is now 19, and her beauty brand is a leading plant-based social good company that inspires young women around the globe and earned over $1million in revenue in 2018. None of this would have been possible without Zandra’s mom, Tamara, the “driving force” behind Zandra’s success. Tamara has also started her own venture called “Raising a Mogul Society,” a mastermind group for those interested in raising entrepreneurial young adults. How do they do it? Find out on this episode of SheVentures.

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This week, we have a special guest: Teen CEO, Zandra Cunningham, who is the owner of Zandra Beauty.  We get a chance to speak with Zandra on starting her first business at 9, and how she is inspires young girls through her natural skin care products. She even has a few tips on how young… The post Episode 20 | How Teen CEO, Zandra Cunningham Inspires Young Girls Through Her Natural Skin Care Beauty Products appeared first on The Ebony Diaries | Sharing the Stories of Black Women.

This is the first part of a video interview we did with Zandra Cunningham. It was so interesting I decided to share it with our followers as a two-part podcast. Zandra Cunningham is an award-winning 17-year-old entrepreneur from Buffalo New York.  Zandra is also the founder of The Zandra "TLC" Foundation, a philanthropist, public speaker, civil rights-education activist. She is an Ambassador for the International Day of Girl and founded the Day of the Girl, Buffalo. Her mission is to connect girls with their community, educational options, and ideas while helping them discover their own potential for personal and professional success. Zandra encourages youth to be change makers and make positive differences in her community. She uses herself as an example and donates up to 10 percent of her company's net profits to support girl's education. Contact Zandra through her website, Twitter, and Instagram. Website is https://www.zandrabeauty.com;  Twitter @twitter.com/zandrabeauty Instagram www.instagram.com/zandrabeauty/    

This episode shares the story of Zandra Cunningham, a 17year old CEO/Founder from Buffalo, NY. She started her first business at 9 years old and she has grown it into a national brand. Zandra brand is a plant based skin care for the educated + empowered girl on the move. She's creating a social change through education and entrepreneurship.   

Zandra Cunningham shares how she built a beauty products line with $100,000 in annual sales as a teen entrepreneur! The post Teen Entrepreneur and Advocate for Girls’ Education Zandra Cunningham (021) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.