Scott Tannen: Founder & CEO of Boll & Branch

In this episode, Scott Tannen, Founder and CEO of Boll & Branch, shares what it takes to build a successful business in the soft homeworld of bed and bath products. Like other founding stories, this is one of grit and determination. Scott talks to us about the entrepreneurial journey, the motivation behind the idea, the importance of sustainability and transparency in the textiles industry and he discusses what Boll & Branch has built while establishing its position as a trusted brand focusing on product quality and customer experience. We hear Scott’s advice for first-time founders, as well as his own excitement for having built a company from nothing to something that is leaving a positive impact in the world. So much inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Josh Snow: Founder & CEO of SNOW

On this episode of The Kara Goldin Show, Josh Snow, Founder and CEO of SNOW, shares the story of how SNOW is revolutionizing the oral care industry with high-quality products that are unique and game changing. Josh opens up about why he created Snow, how he’s built and expanded the brand, challenges he has faced along the way, the challenges and opportunities in the industry and more. He also offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, highlighting the need for tenacity, community, and a focus on personal growth. Have pen and paper ready. You don’t want to miss a minute of this powerful episode with so much to learn and be inspired by. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Michelle Kelly: CEO of Lilly Pulitzer

Michelle Kelly, CEO of the incredible, iconic brand, Lilly Pulitzer, shares all about the brand known for its imaginative prints and lively colors. In our interview, she discusses her career trajectory and the unexpected path that led her to her current role. She highlights the importance of staples and collaborations in the business, as well as the challenges and resilience required in the fashion industry. Michelle emphasizes the value of retail stores and offers advice for aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs. Plus what does it take to scale a brand like Lilly Pulitzer? You are going to love this episode and I can’t wait for you to hear it. Now on the #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Interview Replay: You Can Too

In this captivating episode of James Brackin IV’s The You Can Too Podcast, we journey alongside Kara Goldin through her transformative life story. James kicks off the conversation by exploring Kara’s childhood and early influences, setting the stage for an intimate exploration of the experiences that shaped her path from a budding tech enthusiast to a visionary entrepreneur. The dialogue unveils the pivotal moments and mentors that inspired Kara to make the leap into entrepreneurship, alongside candid discussions about the challenges of overcoming doubts and the skepticism of naysayers.

Fiona Co Chan: Co-Founder & CEO of Youthforia

In this episode, Fiona Co Chan, co-founder and CEO of Youthphoria, shares her journey of starting a makeup brand that focuses on fun, sustainability, and products you can sleep in. What more could anyone ask for? The beauty brand aims to combine skincare benefits with long-lasting makeup, filling a gap in the market. Fiona discusses the success of their viral TikTok product, the challenges of formulating products without prior experience, and the importance of sustainability in the beauty industry. She also shares her experience on Shark Tank and the growth of Youthphoria’s product line. Fiona emphasizes the need for founders to trust their gut and stay true to their vision. So much inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Wendy Wen: Founder of Antelope Pets

Wendy Wen, Founder of Antelope Pets, discusses her journey in building a leading provider of all-natural pet care through their brands include Ark Naturals, Bocce’s Bakery, Super Snouts, My Perfect Pet and Doggo. Antelope’s buy-and-build strategy seeks to transform the pet industry by identifying and acquiring the highest-quality natural pet consumable brands and nurturing their growth. With a commitment to excellence, Antelope Pets aims to become the go-to family of brands for pet owners searching for natural, high-quality pet consumables. I can’t wait for you to listen to this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Vanessa Phillips: Co-Founder & CEO of Feel Good Foods

In this episode, Kara Goldin interviews Vanessa Phillips, who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Feel Good Foods, a company that’s all about shaking up the frozen food game with their lineup of gluten-free and all-natural snacks and meals. Inspired by her own experience with celiac disease, Vanessa set out to create gluten-free versions of her favorite foods. The company’s flagship product, pot stickers, became a hit and led to the expansion of their snack and appetizer line. Vanessa discusses the challenges of launching a CPG brand and the importance of patience and discipline. She also highlights the value of consumer feedback, the development of new products and the importance of a strong team. Feel Good Foods is delicious and I can’t wait for you to listen to the inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Janett Liriano: Co-Founder & CEO of INARU

In this episode, Janett Liriano, Co-Founder and CEO of INARU, shares the story of her vertically integrated profit-sharing chocolate brand. Inaru is redefining equitable pay, food security, and climate resilience in the Dominican Republic while focusing on high-quality, healthy chocolate products made with organic cocoa. Janett discusses the challenges of building a company, the importance of clear purpose, and the need for emotional development as a leader. She also highlights the significance of building a supportive community and the impact of Inaru’s direct relationships with farmers. INARU is delicious and I can’t wait for you to hear more as we chat about her experiences starting and building the company. So much inspiration and wisdom in this episode. Now on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Cherie Hoeger: Co-Founder & CEO of Saalt

In this episode, Cherie Hoeger, Co-Founder and CEO of Saalt, shares the story of how Saalt is revolutionizing the feminine hygiene industry with sustainable and high-quality menstrual care products. Saalt’s mission is to provide a healthier, more sustainable alternative to traditional period products and empower women worldwide through education and accessibility. Cherie discusses the challenges of building a brand in a taboo industry and the importance of sustainability and social impact. She also shares impactful customer testimonials and offers advice for founders, emphasizing the need to follow your dreams, build a strong brand, and do things differently. So much to learn and be inspired by in this episode. Now, on this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow.

Amy Shoenthal: Author of The Setback Cycle

In this episode, Amy Shoenthal, Author of the book The Setback Cycle, shares her insights on setbacks and how they can lead to personal and professional growth. Amy explains how setbacks often become defining moments for successful individuals and explores the neuroscience behind learning from these setbacks. She also shares what we can learn from how successful people handle setbacks differently by paying attention to the signs, not ignoring discomfort, and allowing for rewiring in their brains. Plus, we learn how to use tools and frameworks that can help you navigate through these setbacks. You don’t want to miss this inspiring episode. Now on the #TheKaraGoldinShow.