Consumers are using their dollars to effect the change they want to see in the world. They’re buying into better by choosing brands that align with their values. This podcast features industry leaders with insights to help you gain a deeper understanding of consumers and shape the future of the industry.
Categories: Business
A podcast about building consumer product (CPG) startups. When Haven’s Kitchen launched its fresh sauces in grocery stores across the U.S., founder Alison Cayne knew they were jumping into something crazy. In her effort to get educated, she started meeting with everyone she knew and respected who could advise her – from operations and supply chain gurus to brand marketing and social media mavens. Then she started having those conversations as a podcast so that other entrepreneurs can learn from them as well. This is the story of building Haven’s Kitchen. But it’s also the story of every growing business. Because we’re all In the Sauce.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: Alison Cayne, business, consumer packaged goods, CPG, Education, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Food, food radio, founders, Grocery, Haven's Kitchen, haven's sauces, Heritage Radio Network, how to, hrn, In the Sauce, product, products, retail, start-up
Welcome to Girl Flower Podcast. We will be having conversations and inspirational chin wags with florists and growers. We will keep you company in your workspaces, in your car, in your van, with a cuppa or wherever you would like to listen.We hope to help you along on your own floral journey.
Categories: Arts, Business, Leisure
Tags: art, business, conversations, design, floral design, florist, flower grower, flower lovers, flowers, grower, retail, weddings
How We Solve is a podcast dedicated to helping you solve your toughest business problems. From issues with growing your SaaS or e-commerce brand to developing your organizational culture, we’ve got the tools, resources, and insights from industry experts. No fluff. Just step-by-step playbooks to help you dominate your market and crush the competition. In each episode, we interview industry experts who have been there and done that. The podcast features topics such as: lead generation, company culture, distributed teams, SEO, inbound marketing, visitor engagement strategy, and multilingual customer experience teams. We provide our listeners with tried-and-tested solutions that work.
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: business, eCommerce, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Management, marketing, retail, strategy, Technology
Host Amanda Lee McCarty (she/they) decodes and demystifies the fashion and retail industries, and takes on topics like consumerism, workers rights, personal style, and why fashion is a case study in capitalism gone awry. Your money is as powerful as your vote! “If you wear clothes, you need to listen to Clotheshorse.” –Elise “If you are human and live in the world, you need to listen to Clotheshorse.” –Individually Wrapped
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: fashion, Fast Fashion, personal style, retail, secondhand fashion, shopping, slow fashion, sustainability, workers' rights
A podcast about the wild and wonderful world of small business and independent retail, hosted by the owners of Avenues Dry Goods.
This week, Tim and Eve are going guestless – we wanted to make sure we remembered how to do this thing (we kind of do. Kind of) before we roped someone else in to talk to us.
In this week’s episode, we’re talking about what we’ve been up to since the last pod, our plan for a Analog Instagram Challenge, and Tim talks about how he balances art (Ed note: he’ll hate that I said “art” – EB) and commerce with his designs for the store.
We also discuss what you can learn from mall stores and Target, even as we talk shit about them. So there’s that!
We’re happy to be back, and hope that you’ll stick with us. We’re back on the podhorse!
You can follow Avenues Dry Goods via our website and Instagram
You can follow Attention Shoppers via our website, or @shopperspodcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
You can (and should!) subscribe to Attention Shoppers via:
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Thanks for listening, and remember that if you’re spending money, your small, independent, local businesses are where it’s at.
Tags: business, commerce, eCommerce, independentbusiness, independentretail, retail, smallbusiness
Are you an early stage founder revolutionizing the future of retail? Then you’re in the right place. My name is Sapna Shah and I’m an angel investor investing at the preseed stage in retail tech, ecommerce, marketplaces and consumer. I’m also the founder of Retail X Series, an ecosystem to help early-stage founders in the retail sector. Retail X Series includes events, a YouTube channel, a Slack community, resources for founders, and this podcast. In this podcast, I interview founders, investors and experts in the retail space, and we dig deep into the tactics around key topics that early-stage founders want to hear about. Welcome to the Retail X podcast.
Categories: Business
Tags: b2b, consumer, dtc, entrepreneurship, fundraising, retail, startup, Technology
Curious as hell. Passionate about your business. Love storytelling – sharing successes that inspire life. Focused on Canadian Retail, CPG, small and medium businesses in particular.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: business, canadian, canadian business, canadian retail, eCommerce, entrepreneurs, hustle, itunes, kenny vannucci, marketing, phil chang, Podcast, retail, sales, smb, spotify, this commerce life
Named among the top five fashion podcasts globally by Elle Magazine, the Electric Runway podcast looks at technological innovation through the lens of fashion. In each episode, fashion futurist and journalist Amanda Cosco interviews key stakeholders disrupting apparel, retail, and consumer experiences to find out how digital technology is transforming the $2.4 trillion industry.
Categories: Technology
Tags: design, fashion, fashiontech, Innovation, manufacturing, retail, Technology
Unseen Unknown is a brand and business strategy podcast about the hidden threads that connect even the most distant of cultural concepts. We look at the emerging trends and behaviors that may be pointing to a deeper truth and ask the bigger question, “Why is society moving in this direction, and how can we apply it to business?” We believe if we can’t see it in our culture, then we can’t know it in the market. From retail and consumerism to politics, gender, identity and values, there are patterns everywhere that illuminate a path forward for brands. Your hosts, Jasmine Bina and Jean-Louis Rawlence, are brand strategists and futurists that explore these questions every day in their work for companies around the world. We’ll be interviewing thought leaders and domain experts both within brand strategy and outside of it. Expect to hear from people from all walks of life: artists, scientists, CEOs, journalists, professors, technologists and everyone in between. If you’re a founder, leader, storyteller or creator, this podcast will compel you to think at a macro level you haven’t considered before. We also write and publish videos on everything brand strategy. You can see all of that here: https://www.theconceptbureau.com/
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: advertising, behavior, brand, brand strategy, Branding, business, Communications, consumer, Culture, d2c, enterprise, entrepreneurship, marketing, Psychology, Public Relations, retail, sales, startup, storytelling, strategy, Technology, User Research
Get inspired with top business advice from successful founders and entrepreneurs alike in this podcast series ‘How I Got Here’ by Westfield.
Across 8 episodes the series explores a range of interesting and inspirational careers, interviewing business founders and individuals about their career journeys to date and discovering how they got to where they are now.
Reece Parkinson (BBC 1Xtra) delves into the journeys from the likes of Henry Milroy, Co-Founder of Pan N Ice finding out how a summer trip to Thailand birthed the pioneers of ice cream rolls in the U.K. Philip Taylor, CEO and Founder of Carbon Theory, who went from making soap in his kitchen at home to one of the top selling medicated skincare products in the UK and US in under 2 years and Emmanuel Asuquo who gives an insight into the importance of understanding the value of money.
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Categories: Business
Tags: Bexfast, business advice, Business Founders, Carbon Theory, careers, Emmanuel Asuquo, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs, inspiration, Pan N Ice, Reece Parkinson, retail, start-up business, student, Westfield
Veteran journalist Warren Shoulberg chats with the movers and shakers shaping the world of home furnishings retail.
Tags: big box retail, home furnishings, home retail, home stores, retail, Retail Business
“Retales from the Frontline” features insights from some of the most well-known voices and thought leaders that retailers, brands and media have come to rely on to better understand the retail industry, consumer behavior and which commerce strategies are most effective. These thought leaders, experts and gurus are shaping retail globally and have been recognized as top business influencers. Hosted by Matt Rubel.
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Categories: Arts, Business, Technology
Tags: •Retales, commerce, Consumer Behavior, global retail, influencer, retail, retail analyst, retail expert, retail influencer network, retail innovation, retails, shopping
I’m Miranda Black, the DeGrowth Diva. In this podcast I talk about my real life Degrowth journey with retailers, businesses and fashion influencers. How do we reduce our carbon footprint in retail? What alternatives are there…what are some easy solutions we can realistically apply to our lives without sacrificing style?Turns out, there are tons of lower carbon choices right here in Canada. Shopping is hard. Acquiring and ethically disposing all our STUFF has never been so complex and fraught with issues from sustainable fashion to garment worker justice to shopping local to zero waste! Who best to get advice about shopping than a former retailer. What’s This Place? goes behind the Clicks and Mortar of small businesses at the forefront of the DeGrowth movement to discuss shopping, retailing, caring for and rehoming all your inventory. What’s This Place? Let’s go inside and find out.
Categories: Arts, Business, Education
Tags: boutiques, business plan, economy, entrepreneurs, merchandise, retail, retailers, shipping, shop independent, shop local, shopping, stores
The Loose Threads Podcast explores the new consumer economy. Hosted by Richie Siegel, the founder of Loose Threads, each episode features an in-depth conversation with one guest that spans a range of topics, lasting about an hour. The unifying thread is always the rapid change facing the consumer, retail and commerce industry and how entrepreneurs are responding. You can listen to the podcast on any player of your choice: iTunes, Soundcloud, Overcast, Google Play. If you’d like to recommend a guest (including yourself!), don’t hesitate to get in touch: hello@loosethreads.com. http://LooseThreads.com
Categories: Business
Tags: beauty, CEO interview, commerce, consumer, consumer goods, CPG, digitally native, direct to consumer, fashion, founders, offline, online retail, retail, retail stores
The NBDA’s bicycle industry podcast brings retailers, vendors, advocates, and thought leaders to the mic for honest discussions about the latest issues facing retailers, while taking an in-depth look at the person within the profession. Content that proves relatable and thought producing, directed at exposing real-world tips and information to help retailers find success within the bicycle industry. Get more at NBDA.com.
Podcast is made possible by donations. Support the show by donating here: https://nbda.com/donate
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: bicycle, bike, bike shop, business, dealer, industry, radio, retail, shop, specialty
Fashion Tech Forum: In The Studio continues the themes, ideas and conversations introduced at Fashion Tech Forum, the annual conference that brings together leaders and visionaries shaping the future of these intersecting industries. This podcast will provide perspective and valuable insights from the minds of world-class talent, global leaders and brand visionaries. We also present discussions with cultural and business luminaries who are making a significant difference for women, sustainable practices and our communities in need. These conversations focus on sharing personal journeys and pivotal experiences and dig deeply into how these leaders see the future. “The Space Between” is an especially relevant conversation during this time of turbulent change, where quieting the mind is essential for determining the best way forward. We bring into focus the practice of awareness, which translates to all aspects of our daily life. Our guests are extraordinary leaders who embrace this practice and are able to bring greater clarity to how they think about innovation, new ways of working, and creating culture. Hosted by Karen Harvey. Karen Harvey is CEO and Founder of The Karen Harvey Companies, an ecosystem of services, brands and platforms. KHC brings talent, strategy, vision and culture together to create world class brands through executive search, advisory services and workshops. FTF creates a space for visionaries, innovators and those driving the conversation across industries and culture. INDX connects emerging creatives with progressive brands for employment opportunities and knowledge sharing partnerships. A Zen student for more than 30 years, Karen integrates her practice across all of her businesses. Karen is a graduate of the OPM Program of Harvard Business School.
Categories: Arts, Business, Technology
Tags: business, fashion, forum, marketing, retail, Technology
Retail and Real Estate experts interviewing experts.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: commercial, community, economic development, real estate, retail
My Name is Sarah Barnes-Humphrey and this is Let’s Talk Supply Chain where I interview the top Supply Chain professionals in the industry. You will learn about best practices, changes in the industry and Hot Topics surrounding Supply Chain. Have a specific question you want answered? E-mail us at listener@letstalksupplychain.com
Tags: 3PL, business, businesstips, career, compliance, crossborder, distribution, eCommerce, freight, GlobalTrade, incoterms, international, jobs, logistics, logisticstrends, Procurement, purchasing, recruitment, retail, shipper, shipping, startup, supplychain, supplychainmanagement, supplychainpodcast, supplychaintech, supplychaintips, supplychaintrends, Technology, trade, transportation, warehousing
Why should you invest in truly knowing your customer? What’s the benefit of being customer-centric as an organisation? We are absolutely convinced that the winners of the future are the companies that put their customers first in absolutely everything that they do. And I can tell you this over and over again, still, it’s my opinion. Together with Espree, we are exploring great customer experience stories in an industry that absolutely needs to understand customers, they thrive on truly understanding what is driving a generation, what makes them happy. For Season One we investigate the Fashion Industry! We talked to brands, young and old, from all over the globe, including Zappos, Levi’s and Element. We specifically talked to brands that managed to turn their brands into a lifestyle, part of a scene, part of their customers’ life. Listening to our podcast will give you inspiration. Listening to these insider stories will help you understand the real value of putting your customers first.
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: brand experience, customer care, customer centricity, customer experience, customer satisfaction, customer support, fashion, retail