“An S -Corp is like a secret weapon that you have to fight taxes. And you can unlock the power of it because of this new technology.”

With over 25 years of marketing experience, Gabrielle Tenaglia is a consultant, advisor, fractional CMO and entrepreneur who helps her clients solve big, complicated problems. After her own struggles overpaying on her taxes as a business owner, she became the head of marketing at Lettuce, an automated tax and accounting system that works 24/7 to save solopreneurs valuable time and money by setting up businesses as S corps. Gabrielle is also passionate about supporting women in their careers, transforming the marketing industry, and creating a lasting positive impact. Tune in and hear what Gabrielle has to say about the marketing strategies that have worked for her, what makes a good strategic partnership, and how Lettuce can help solopreneurs save time and money on taxes.

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"Being an entrepreneur means owning your power as an entrepreneur. You don't have to be ashamed, you don't have to hold back."

Janvi Shah is the co-founder and CEO of Hue, an e-commerce technology company transforming the online beauty shopping experience. Hue has helped shoppers find the best products for their unique skin tones, types, hair colors, and preferences based on recommendations from people that look like them. Janvi’s dedication to enhancing accessibility and personalization in beauty shopping continues to make a significant impact in the industry as she drives Hue’s mission of making beauty accessible and inclusive for everyone. Tune in and hear Janvi’s tips for maintaining strong co-founder relationships, why advisors have played such a crucial role in building her business, and how her early career experience at Google sparked her desire to develop her own tech solution.

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“What we're trying to do as entrepreneurs is move from that band of the starving entrepreneur that's knocking on doors and stumbling, to be like, ‘I know my business, I'm gonna get shelf space, this is how I'm gonna drive, this is how I'm gonna compete, and let's hold hands and grow.’”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Junea Raucha, co-founder of Brazi Bites, a company that transformed the U.S. snack market with Brazilian cheese bread. Growing up in Brazil, Junea was inspired by the popular snack and saw an opportunity to introduce it to American consumers. With a background in civil engineering, she co-founded Brazi Bites with her husband, focusing on high-quality, gluten-free products. After being featured on Shark Tank, the company experienced a transformative period of rapid growth and national recognition as brand sales soared and Brazi Bites became one of America's fastest growing food companies. Tune in to hear Junea talk about the market gap that sparked her idea to launch Brazi Bites, the first steps she took when launching her business, and  what to expect if you're applying to get on Shark Tank—and her biggest tip to stand out. 

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“I'm a glass half full kind of person. I really like to think of things like, “Okay, why did this happen?” And, you know, it's like, if life gives you lemons, add vodka.”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Marissa Shipman, the founder and CEO of theBalm Cosmetics and Pretty Smart Cosmetics. Under her leadership, theBalm has expanded globally, staying true to its mission of inspiring confidence and creativity through beauty. Recently, she collaborated with Walmart to launch her latest brand, Pretty Smart, in 2,800 stores. Marissa is committed to offering high-quality beauty products at affordable prices, continuing her mission of making luxury beauty accessible to everyone. Tune in to hear Marissa share how she got her first big break with Sephora, her decision to invest in building her own factory, and the importance of learning from her biggest mistakes.

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“One of my firm belief systems is that curiosity and imagination are directly correlated. One of the things I learned very early on in my career is that as children, curiosity is at the helm.”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Maryellis Bunn, the founder and co-CEO of the Museum of Ice Cream. Inspired by a childhood belief that dreams could become reality, she launched the Museum of Ice Cream as a pop-up in New York City in 2016. After quickly becoming a viral sensation, the museum has now expanded to multiple permanent locations worldwide, including a new location opening in Miami this September. This new location will feature interactive exhibits themed around Miami, continuing Maryellis's mission to foster human connection through the joy of ice cream. Tune in to hear how the first Museum of Ice Cream pop-up was created DIY-style in only 18 days, Maryellis's thoughts on the importance of hiring to the company's mission and values, and why she believes in leading by example during challenging times.

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"Effective coaching listens for what's really happening in the dialogue, not what's just being said."

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Laurie Arron, a seasoned executive coach and former AT&T leader with over 31 years of experience. Laurie shared her journey from corporate leadership to coaching, emphasizing the importance of investing in oneself and building a supportive team. Her transition from a sales leader to a coach highlights her dedication to unlocking potential and driving impact. Laurie discussed the evolving role of coaching, highlighting its shift from remedial to empowering leaders to achieve their fullest potential. She also demystified the role of a chief of staff, explaining how they serve as strategic partners to CEOs. Laurie’s book, "Who Has Your Back?: A Leader's Guide to Getting the Support You Need from the Chief of Staff You Deserve" provides insights into leveraging a chief of staff effectively. Tune in to discover how Laurie's experiences can inspire you to embrace possibilities and drive impact in your personal and professional life.

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“All we have to say is, ‘Today is the day I do not quit. I'm not gonna focus on tomorrow. Today is the day I do not quit.’ And so, to be able to walk away from a course or a podcast conversation or off a stage or off a plane saying, ‘Well, today wasn't the day I quit, I'm gonna pat myself on the back.’”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Jasmine Star, a world-class speaker, thought leader, podcast host, CEO, and entrepreneur dedicated to helping you achieve your highest goals. Jasmine began her career as an internationally recognized wedding photographer and later transitioned into a business strategist for creative entrepreneurs, spending nearly a decade assisting business owners worldwide. She has now founded Social Curator, a tech company offering a monthly subscription that acts as a digital marketing agency in your pocket, complete with an AI Social Media Manager. As a top podcast host and keynote speaker, she aims to inspire you to transform your approach to your personal and professional goals and realize your full potential.Tune in to hear about the impact of Jasmine’s decision to leave law school on her journey. Learn about her realization that she could build a photography business and why she believes having multiple revenue streams is crucial.

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“You could build the most beautiful products, gorgeous website, phenomenal marketing team strategy. But if your people don't like coming to work, it doesn't matter. None of that will.”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Jessica Zweig, a serial Entreprenista, author, and “the one you call when you want to scale your revenue, visibility and impact, but struggle to harness your unique superpowers.” After the 2023 sale of her personal branding firm, SimplyBe. Agency, she launched a new venture aimed at helping women avoid burnout and thrive by offering coaching programs and resources to support them without having to sacrifice their divine feminine values. In her latest book, The Light Work: Reclaim Your Feminine Power, Live Your Cosmic Truth, and Illuminate the World, she provides a roadmap for women to harness their inner power and achieve business success authentically. Tune in and hear about the lessons Jessica learned from her first business, the backstory of her personal branding agency, and her experience with burnout and her journey to reclaim her feminine power.

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“Ignorance, people, is good! Jump in. Enjoy it. Ask the questions. Study. Learn. Be an eternal student. That's how you succeed.”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Julia Haart, the founder of +Body by Julia Haart, a body-positive, technologically advanced shapewear brand that aims to empower women to unapologetically express themselves and feel confident in their own skin. Julia is a serial Entreprenista whose inspiring journey began when she left her orthodox community at the age of 42. Now, she stars in the hit Netflix series "My Unorthodox Life," a show that documents her extraordinary departure from her Haredi Jewish community and her journey to becoming a prominent figure in fashion and business. Since starting her entrepreneurial journey, Julia has created a successful shoe brand, served as Creative Director of La Perla, and now her latest venture, +Body by Julia Haart. Tune in and hear about Julia’s journey escaping her former ultra-orthodox community, the story of how she pitched her Netflix TV show, and a behind-the-scenes look at how she developed her new shapewear brand with feedback from her audience.

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“We transitioned almost everyone out of the company and really flipped the entire company around. It was one of the most painful few months of my entire career, but also one of the most impactful. And if we had not done that, we probably wouldn't still be standing today.”

In this episode of Entreprenista, we sat down with Laurel Mintz, the CEO and Founder of Fabric VC, a venture capital firm launched in 2022 with a mission to support diverse founders. Fabric VC not only provides necessary funding but also uniquely matches a portion of their investment with marketing services to control the narrative of marketing success for their portfolio companies. Her firm focuses on consumer tech and future-oriented sectors like healthcare and fintech and aims to drive impactful change in these industries. Laurel's extensive experience building her business, Elevate My Brand, an award-winning marketing agency based in LA, has made her a force in the venture capital landscape. Tune in to hear more about the way Laurel’s journey shifted towards entrepreneurship after taking over her father's company at 26 years old, the challenges faced as a young CEO managing a company with 60 employees and how she launched Fabric VC.

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