Authentic Brand Mastery Podcast

Inc 500 Entrepreneur and founder of Influencive.com, Brian D. Evans, shares his powerful strategies for building a personal brand and scaling up your blog or media platform.

Yanik Silver is on a mission we love and redefines how business is played in the 21st century at the intersection of more profits, more fun, and more impact.

He is the founder of Maverick1000, a private, invitation-only global network of top entrepreneurs and industry leaders. This group periodically assembles for breakthrough retreats, rejuvenating experiences, and impact opportunities (to-date raising over $3M+) with participating icons such as Sir Richard Branson, Tony Hawk, Chris Blackwell, John Paul DeJoria, Tony Hsieh, Russell Simmons, Tim Ferriss, and many others.

Yanik serves on the Constellation board for Virgin Unite, the entrepreneurial foundation of the Virgin Group and Branson family. And his lifetime goal is to connect visionary leaders and game changers to catalyze business models and new ideas for solving 100 of the world’s most impactful issues by the year 2100.

Mike Paton is the author of the book, Get a Grip, where he talk about how leaders learned to develop and commit to a clear vision, establish focus, build discipline, and create a healthier and more cohesive team.

Mike is a visionary for EOS (entrepreneur operating system)Worldwide. The EOS Model™ provides a visual illustration of the Six Key Components™ of any business that must be managed and strengthened to be a great business. This model applies to big and small businesses alike, in any industry.

Dive into this interview to find out what it takes to ramp up your business the right way.

This is follow up interview with 2 of our previous guests - Social entrepreneur, Gautam Shah and impact branding expert Anne Miltenburg. They are working on incredible gaming technology to connect people to animals and drive conservation efforts.

Think of it as an interactive Truman show but for wildlife.

In this discussion we talk about prototyping, funding and how this concept is coming to life.

In episode 38, we chat with Daphne Tideman, who is a growth hacker from the the Netherlands. She works with Rockboost, founded by Chris Out.

We discuss the various situations, from startup to established business, and examples for how to approach and track growth.

There are a number of priceless insights here for any business to learn from.

In this episode Alex Budak, co-founder of Start Some Good - the leading social impact crowdfunding platform - shares strategies for running a successful social impact crowdfunding campaign, what investors look for and priceless lessons from his experience.

Alex is driven by the belief that anyone and everyone can be a Change Creator — they just need the tools and inspiration to make it happen. They have helped over 600 Change Creators in 50+ countries to raise over $5 Million to start and scale social good projects.

He speak globally on the topic of social entrepreneurship, including an engagement at the Whitehouse. He's also an advisor for Change.org.

Lastly, Alex created and hosted Ashoka’s first ever podcast featuring the stories and insights of world-leading and world-changing social entrepreneurs.

As an entrepreneur you are going to need to build up your credibility and get the attention of media to create awareness. James Swanwick can help.

James Swanwick is an Australian-American motivational coach and speaker, investor, former ESPN anchor on SportsCenter, author of Insider Journalism Secrets, which teaches people how to interview and make money writing.

James is founder of The 30-Day No Alcohol Challenge which helps people to take 30-Days off of drinking alcohol to find their peak performance and evaluate their relationship with drinking alcohol along with its effects on the human body.

James is co-founder of Swannies blue-blocking glasses which helps people get better sleep by preventing damaging blue-rays from disrupting your nightly rest....and look good while doing it!

Swanwick has interviewed world leaders and celebrities including Al Gore, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Hugh Hefner and New York Times best-selling authors including John Gray and Keith Ferrazzi.

James is host of The James Swanwick Show Podcast where he interviews peak-performers of all walks- pro-athletes, business owners, fitness professional, nutrition specialists and more- on how to live a peak-state life and get the best results possible.

Re-Nuble is the brainchild of CEO and founder Tinia Pina.

Tired of not seeing more local produce options available in her volunteer Prep SAT classes in Harlem, New York City, where nutrition heavily influences the productivity and furthermore success of a kid's future, Tinia Pina took matters into her own hands. She felt that by solving two large systemic issues in the United States, the large volumes of food waste generated and the affordability of organically grown produce, she could provide one solution that would address both, creating an organic-based liquid hydroponic nutrient from organic-certified produce waste. By offering a natural alternative to synthetics for hydroponic and soil growers that have been searching for ways to cultivating food and plants without using chemicals, she became committed to using food waste as a technology to indirectly increase the domestic organic produce supply in the United States. In 2015, Re-Nuble launched online, quickly becoming a brand that stands for traceability, equity, and sustainability in our food systems.

The Adventure Project is a social enterprise designed to give people jobs, not handouts. Becky Straw’s journey started at Columbia Graduate school where they taught social enterprise administration and nonprofit management. She worked at Unicef which led her to a connection with Scott Harrison who is currently the founder of charity: water. At the time Scott was just getting started and Becky persistently pushed to get on board and help Scott out. This led to a stay on his couch in Soho, NYC, and tremendous experience in learning how to scale impact.

Find out how they are scaling their nonprofit and impacting the lives of people around the world.

Nick Loper is an entrepreneur involved in a variety of projects and is founder of Side Hustle Nation. Like any business, it has its ups and downs, which can be stressful, but he learned something new every day.

Nick has done the side hustle and made the transition to a full time entrepreneur.

In this talk he shares his experience, strategies and tips.

He started Side Hustle Nation because he believes in the hustle. After all, what’s riskier: starting a business, or relying on your job as your only source of income?

Nick used to work full-time for a giant corporation, but he built his business during nights and weekends. You can do it too.