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We’re excited to welcome Priscilla Hajiantoni, Founder of BANGN BODY, to the Retail Wrap-Up podcast! In this episode, Priscilla shares her journey from corporate finance to creating a globally recognised skincare brand that’s all about simplifying routines and focusing on results-driven products. We dive into: - The inspiration behind BANGN BODY’s creation and how Priscilla bet everything on its success - The connection between mental health and skincare, and how BANGN BODY aims to reduce the stigma around skin concerns like acne - Priscilla’s insights on building a brand as a solo founder and navigating the challenges of product development, design, and manufacturing - And the brand's rise to fame through social media, particularly TikTok, and how that helped drive sales globally BANGN BODY is more than just skincare—it’s a movement for better skin and better mental health. Priscilla offers a candid look at what it takes to build a purpose-driven brand from the ground up. A big thank you to Priscilla Hajiantoni for sharing her time and valuable insights with us! ?? Listen now and be inspired by Priscilla’s remarkable journey and her vision for the future of BANGN BODY: https://lnkd.in/g-jdvgYV #RetailWrapUp #Podcast #Leadership #Skincare #BangnBody #MentalHealth #Entrepreneurship #RetailInsights #SocialMediaGrowth #BusinessGrowth #RetailOasis

?? Keep it cool, keep it smooth, and keep it sustainable! ?? Yasmin Wade is rewriting the rules of skincare with her eco-friendly, all-natural Yassi’s Butta. Learn how she’s making sustainability beautiful—inside and out. @yassisbutta ??? Catch this week’s The Wild Party Podcast episode to hear Yasmin’s tips for balancing business growth and environmental responsibility. ?? Listen here no at #TheWildPartyPodcast #Sustainability #SkincareForGood #EcoFriendlyProducts #PodcastLove #YassisButta

"Let's bring some Big D energy to the pod recording tomorrow." And so we did, or rather E.L.F. BEAUTY did with their incredibly brilliant "so many dicks" campaign which we can't seem to get enough of - plus Billie Jean King are you kidding me?! It's gold. So is the "12 hour period road trip" from Thinx Inc., which feels like it could be hit or miss and they knocked it out of the park. Two comedians, both on their periods, take a road trip to test out a new 12 hour product...the buddy comedy writes itself, and the shenanigans stay true to form. On this episode of Missed Opportunities for Good, we also dive deep into two campaigns from Rent The Runway and L'Oréal that just missed the mark, sadly not for a lack of trying but for the amount of confidence (or lack thereof) that most women feel in and about their careers. And not so ironically, if these companies had understood the idea that women want to support OTHER women in amplifying their careers, the participation rate would have most likely been higher. This one hit home. Hard. And in an effort to combat my own shame around my career - shame is a demon I have fought hard against in my personal and professional life - I announced on this episode, that I would write a post about what I'm proud of in order to prove that women can toot their own "self serving" professional horns and celebrate our career wins when we want to...so stay tuned for that soon ;) In the meantime, please listen, share, and write a review for Missed Opportunities for Good wherever you listen to podcasts. It really REALLY helps us spread the gospel and revolutionize the industry we love. Episode 21 is live! Listen NOW ---> https://lnkd.in/gRMTMahe

Part 2 of our 2-part episode of Missed Opportunities of Good is LIVE now! Join co-hosts Steph Belsky and Alana (Mitnick) Ficalora for our 21st episode where we analyze trends and campaigns at the intersection of #marketing, #advertising, and #impact. In celebration of ONE YEAR of transformative conversations, we explore how brands like E.L.F. BEAUTY, L'Oréal, Rent The Runway, and Thinx Inc. are challenging norms and driving meaningful social change for women and other under-recognized folks. Why is it that women-focused and/or #womenowned brands are more likely to give back and take a stand on social issues? In Part 2, we dive into campaigns addressing the need for more diversity in the board room, women's confidence - or lack thereof - and menstruation. This 2 part episode features insights on how women are portrayed - and often misunderstood - by the industry and showcases the hits and misses of campaigns that have the potential to actually make a difference. Listen to Episode 21 wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts and let us know what you think about the NEW format in the comments - should we keep it? Why or why not? Tune in and join the conversation ---> Part 2: WOMEN - https://lnkd.in/gmVUS7fJ Part 1: MOMS - https://lnkd.in/gn7PVrrT

NEW EPISODE: SEASON 8, EPISODE 4 with Carrie Tollefson, OLY What if the way you dress could change how the world perceives you? In this episode, Olympic runner and commentator Carrie Tollefson joins as we unpack how style influences perceptions, especially for public figures like Kamala Harris. We discuss whether societal norms around fashion are innate or learned, while contemplating the often harsher scrutiny faced by women. Carrie shares her firsthand experiences from the Paris Olympics, offering a unique perspective on the evolving dynamics of women's sports. We dig into the role of technology, such as carbon-plated shoes, and the expressive fashion that athletes are embracing today. Carrie’s insights offer a nostalgic yet forward-thinking reflection on how far sports have come and where they're headed. Lastly, we turn the focus inward, exploring the balance between career, family, and maintaining an athlete's mindset. Carrie opens up about her own journey from athlete to commentator, sharing lessons learned from sports that translate into everyday life. Everyone is an athlete: what is your unique form of athleticism? Our Non Profit Spotlight is The Brave Like Gabe Foundation This episode is available now wherever you get your podcasts or https://lnkd.in/gq2qjtMs #PowerDressing, #ParisOlympics, #WomensSports, #CuttingedgeGear, #CarbonplatedShoes, #FashionInsights, #SportsCommentary, #FashionTrends, #AthleteMindset, #Branding, #PersonalGrowth, #ExpressiveFashion, #PostpregnancyRunning, #Motherhood, #Menopause

3 questions about getting into retail revealed… Hope you enjoyed the full episode with founder Jamika Martin, founder of Rosen Skincare and took away some learnings about the readiness it takes to launch in mass retail. On this mini drop, here are 3 powerful questions I asked Jamika specifically around launching into retail stores - Enjoy (and learn) 3 Questions asked: 1. What is the one thing you wish you knew before you launched in retail that you feel would have impacted your business in a positive way the first days of being on the retail shelf? 2. With being in Ulta almost 3 years, what would you say are the benefits of being in retail stores that are different from selling direct to consumer? 3. Are there any resources or tools that you found particularly helpful in your journey? Apple Podcast: https://lnkd.in/enwT3JHc Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eA2-xT9A #cpg #cpgfounder #brandstory #cpgbeauty #podcast #founderstory

With age, comes wisdom - and also change. Women 50+ years old are often overlooked by the fashion industry, but Birdie & Claire, LLC founder Julie Corwin celebrates style at every age. As these women go through transitions in their lives and bodies, Julie’s business has changed as well. ? ? In episode 107 of the How Fitting? podcast, Julie shares how her brand has stayed flexible and draws inspiration from the experience of women who have come before her.? ? Link in the comments below to listen!? ? In this episode, you'll learn:? ? - How Birdie & Claire defines age-appropriateness? ? - How Julie designs and runs her business with change in mind? ? - How Birdie & Claire supports Julie in her current stage of life? ? ... and more!? ? Remember to scroll down wherever you are listening for the show notes and links to resources mentioned in this episode.? --------- ?? Hi, I'm Alison, a freelance patternmaker who helps women’s slow fashion brands confidently get their designs to production without compromising fit, vision, or values. ? I send a daily newsletter with tips and resources on creating clothing and a fashion business that fits. You can sign up at the link in my profile. ? #howfitting #howfittingpodcast #fashionpodcast #fashionbrand #fashionbusiness #sustainablefashion #fashionover50 #madeinnyc #fashionbrand #ondemand

Hey everyone! When I first started BiE our content was all about makeup artists, nail care experts, and skincare gurus. We were talking about beauty, but it was all very surface-level. As we grew, I realized that beauty isn’t just about products or trends. It’s so much more personal and profound. Over time, I discovered that beauty is really about the person behind the transformation. Their struggles, their victories, and their true selves. It’s about the shifts that happen beneath the surface. That’s why I’m so excited to share that I’ve just launched the trailer of my new podcast, ?????????????? ????????????—a platform that takes beauty to a whole new level by exploring what’s beneath the surface. When we came up with the idea for this podcast, I wanted it to be different. I didn’t want it to be just another problem-solving platform. Instead, BiEauty Banter is a celebration of transformation—inside and out. It’s about the real stories of everyday heroes and industry trailblazers who’ve gone through incredible journeys. Join me as we explore these inspiring stories and celebrate the beauty that goes beyond just skin-deep. Tune in and let’s uncover the real essence of transformation together. ??? Subscribe to BiEautyBanter on youtube ?? https://lnkd.in/d5wWAaiv #BiEautyBanter #BeautyInsideOut #TransformationStories #Empowerment #CleanBeauty #PodcastLaunch #InspiringJourneys

Women in Business Alert! Thanks to Leigh Mitchell dedication and her commitment to delivering incredible podcasts through ChangeMaker Collective & Market Your Mission??, I had the amazing opportunity to meet Jenn Harper and hear her inspiring story. For those who may not know, Jenn is the CEO of Cheekbone Beauty Cosmetics INC, the first Indigenous-owned cosmetics company in Canada. Her journey intrigued me so much that I couldn’t resist trying some of their products—and I highly recommend them! ?? As you’ll discover in the podcast (listen here: https://lnkd.in/ge_WruiY), Cheekbone Beauty is more than just a beauty brand. It’s a powerful example of how embracing your roots can serve as the foundation for both business success and meaningful social change. One key lesson Jenn shared—and one I remind myself of often—is this: Take care of yourself first, so you can take care of others. Such a simple concept, yet how often do we neglect our own needs while focusing on everyone else’s? So, tell me: Which of Jenn's lessons resonates with you the most? Let’s discuss in the comments! Let’s continue to spotlight and support businesses that are making a difference in the world. ?? #WomenInBiz #ChangeMaker #CheekboneBeauty #SocialImpact #Sustainability