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Okay founders, get ready to take some notes, because this episode is a concise masterclass in entrepreneurial grit and omni-channel strategy! This interview is with chatted Brad Woodgate of Joyburst and No Sugar Company—he's the founder who drove a staggering $3 billion in revenue completely on his own terms, without a single dime of VC funding.
He shares the brilliant, high-margin stepping-stone strategy that he used to self-fund his true brand passion, which I think you're going to find really insightful.
We dive into how he's making "unsexy" functional ingredients like fiber and creatine mainstream and wildly profitable. And we tap into his approach to gender-focused market segmentation, as a way to leverage Amazon and results through influencer marketing.
Special thank you to this episodes sponsor: TD Business Banking—They have dedicated themselves to the food and beverage sector with local relationship managers who partner with you to understand the specific hurdles you face every day. Whether you need to finance working capital, building and equipment purchases, or simply need expert advice to help grow your business, the team at TD is here to help. https://www.td.com/ca/en/commercial-banking
Plus, a big thanks to our other show sponsors:
Fasken https://www.fasken.com/en/services/industries/agribusiness
Rhema https://rhemamade.com/
Pacific Coast Distribution https://www.pacificcoast.ca/
Picnic Creative https://picniccreates.com/
Benchmark Sixty https://www.benchmarksixty.com/
Keywords: food innovation, branding, grocery store, omni-channel, fundraising, health and wellness, fiber, protein, sustainability, entrepreneurship
By Corwin HiebertOkay founders, get ready to take some notes, because this episode is a concise masterclass in entrepreneurial grit and omni-channel strategy! This interview is with chatted Brad Woodgate of Joyburst and No Sugar Company—he's the founder who drove a staggering $3 billion in revenue completely on his own terms, without a single dime of VC funding.
He shares the brilliant, high-margin stepping-stone strategy that he used to self-fund his true brand passion, which I think you're going to find really insightful.
We dive into how he's making "unsexy" functional ingredients like fiber and creatine mainstream and wildly profitable. And we tap into his approach to gender-focused market segmentation, as a way to leverage Amazon and results through influencer marketing.
Special thank you to this episodes sponsor: TD Business Banking—They have dedicated themselves to the food and beverage sector with local relationship managers who partner with you to understand the specific hurdles you face every day. Whether you need to finance working capital, building and equipment purchases, or simply need expert advice to help grow your business, the team at TD is here to help. https://www.td.com/ca/en/commercial-banking
Plus, a big thanks to our other show sponsors:
Fasken https://www.fasken.com/en/services/industries/agribusiness
Rhema https://rhemamade.com/
Pacific Coast Distribution https://www.pacificcoast.ca/
Picnic Creative https://picniccreates.com/
Benchmark Sixty https://www.benchmarksixty.com/
Keywords: food innovation, branding, grocery store, omni-channel, fundraising, health and wellness, fiber, protein, sustainability, entrepreneurship