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What on earth possessed us to start a watch brand? That's a question we get all the time.
We saw boring, repetitive designs churned out year after year. We saw watches that didn't provide for individual expression.
There was a blatant lack of uniqueness of style and colorways.
Plus, we saw brands that did not connect directly with the people who were wearing their products. There was a significant disconnect.
The market was ready for something new and different. A watch brand that would connect to its fans, one that would form and sustain real relationships.
A brand that would involve the people who bought their watches in the process of product development.
A brand that would continually aim to create distinctive limited edition watches screaming attitude and nonconformity.
Perfect timepieces for the watch lover looking for something different to add to his or her collection. We saw the need and created LIV Watches.
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Bearaby’s Chief Growth Officer, Joaquin Arce has charted rapid expansion and impact for the award-winning weighted blanket brand in three years time.
Joaquin optimizes all components of the business that generate revenue working cross-functionally with sales, marketing, affiliate, SEO, and beyond to expedite key growth initiatives.
From the early days of the start-up’s initial brand ideation, to the first sale of Bearaby’s (now fan-favorite) Cotton Napper, Joaquin has worked cross-functionally to achieve success on the digital front resulting in an engaged and organic community of thousands.
Joaquin participated in the double degree program Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Economics at Universidad del Pacifico in Peru.
Committed to advancing Latinx business leadership, in 2020 he took part in The Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, a research and education collaboration between Stanford University and the Latino Business Action Network.
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Thomas Smale is the Founder and CEO of FE International. He is a serial business entrepreneur and M&A expert, having built the industry-leading firm in the $1-100M global technology sector.
With experience dating back to the early 2000s, Smale offers invaluable technical, diligence and negotiation advice to early-stage and seasoned business owners alike, which has resulted in over 1,000 successful exits.
Smale can be regularly found speaking at industry events where he enjoys meeting like-minded entrepreneurs and investors.
Alongside his duties at FE International, Smale is a sought-after author and keynote presenter for leading industry events worldwide.
He has been interviewed on top podcasts and blogs on a variety of topics, including business strategy, buying and selling businesses, negotiation tactics and more.
He writes a business column regularly on entrepreneurship, growth, and business management for Entrepenur.com and is a Young Entrepreneurs’ Council member.
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Sarah is the CEO of Sarah Delevan Consulting and host of The Good Food CFO Podcast.
A former good food business owner and buyer, Sarah has a talent for understanding, diagnosing, and improving the financial performance of food businesses.
From the ingredient sourcing, to product and menu pricing, to building scalable systems for long term success, she’s able to see what’s going on in a business’s day-to-day operations just as clearly as she can see the big picture.
After years of building proven, repeatable methods and systems, she founded Sarah Delevan Consulting in 2017.
Since then she’s helped good food businesses across the country achieve financial sustainability and profitability, and remains steadfast in her mission to change our food system one profitable good food business at a time.
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Hilary Quartner is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Hilma.
Hilary built her career in the consumer products and retail industry, most recently as Head of Strategy & Finance at Jetblack, a Walmart-incubated startup, with prior experience at The Wonderful Company and Credit Suisse Investment Banking.
At Hilma, she is focused on building the direct-to-consumer and Ecommerce channels, as well as leading growth marketing and financing.
Hilary holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and BA from Columbia University. She lives and works in New York.
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Brendan Hughes has been “doing” eCommerce and digital marketing since 1997. For much of his career he was responsible for implementing digital marketing strategies in large consumer organizations in Europe.
After spending some leading digital transformation in a large news media publisher and as a board member of IAB, Brendan realised how intransparent the entire ad industry had become.
He wrote extensively on the topic and has recently published his first book providing practical advice to eCommerce store owners on how to get better returns when advertising across the big walled gardens that dominate the industry.
Brendan now leads the team at Optily, an innovative solution to cross-platform ad optimization.
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Thomas Lotrecchiano is the co-founder of Omigo, modern bidets that get you perfectly clean.
On this podcast we talk about Thomas being a business partner with his dad, the difficulty of paid acquisition, Omigo advertising on cable TV, and so much more!
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Marc Bacher is the Founder and CEO of Stuga, a collection of modern floors from the world’s happiest forests, thoughtfully designed by Scandinavians to transform your home.
On this podcast, we talk about how to be competitive against established stores in your industry, building trust to get customers, combining brick-and-mortar and Ecom principles, and so much more!
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Jay Myers is the co-founder of Bold Commerce, been in Ecommerce since 1998 and has grown Bold to almost 500 staff and power over 100,000 Ecommerce brands.
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Eugene is the co-founder and CEO of FactoryPure, an online retailer specializing in generators, pressure washers, and more.
On this podcast, we talk about why organic marketing isn’t for everyone, the Google algorithm getting smarter, finding success in reaching out to schools and so much more!
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