How Did You Do It?

To Do Women is an online community that aims to break down negative learned behaviours, encourage women to overcome self doubt, and be empowered to be their best selves. Gabby and Georgia chatted with founder, Nici Berman, covering the reasons she started building her online community, the business she's created, and the resources she provides.  

Learn more about To Do Women here:

https://todowomen.com.au/

https://www.instagram.com/to.do__women/ 

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Cache provides Investing-as-a-Service through modern APIs, providing the tech which enables companies to launch digital investment products. Cache first launched a real-time liquid diversified investment product that investors could access through a mobile application or a Visa card in 2018. To better meet a broader set of needs and deliver on their mission of helping more people invest, Cache decided to offer white-label investment products. By early 2020 they had established their product, and lined up their first partners. Now, they're working on developing their platform, technology, and continuing to deliver on the mission of helping more people invest.

It was great chatting to Caleb, founder of Cache, and getting insight into the huge journey behind the fast growing startup.

www.cacheinvest.com

Single Use Ain’t Sexy is a company with a mission to provide a full range of 'just-add-water' cleaning & personal care products, designed to eradicate single-use plastic bottles.   

Since launching in late 2019, Single Use Ain't Sexy has contributed to 125,000 bottles being saved from landfill. It’s an amazing Aussie brand that is sleek, sexy and environmentally conscious.   

It was a pleasure to chat to Josh about how he went about creating Single Use Ain't Sexy, covering everything from the product, to the design, to the marketing.   

Enjoy!

@singleuseaintsexy

https://www.singleuseaintsexy.com/

Welcome back to How Did You Do It? Podcast. In this episode, we were joined by Zara Seidler, the co-founder of The Daily Aus. We chat all about her beginnings in the corporate world, before exiting into the startup space with The Daily Aus. Four years later, The Daily Aus is Australia's leading social-first news service, sharing digestible and engaging news to young Aussies. Zara and Sam's story is a testament to hard work, commitment, consistency, and the magic that happens when you throw yourself in the deep end.

We hope you enjoy!

Gabby and Georgia xx

This week we were joined by Gaby Rosenberg, co-founder of Blossom App. We chatted all about the shaping experiences Gaby's had over the past few years, how she went about building Blossom App, and where she sees it headed. We hope you love this one!   

To learn more about Blossom App, head to:

www.blossomapp.com

Instagram @theblossomapp

G&G xx

In this week’s episode we were lucky enough to be joined by Matt Leibowitz, CEO of Stake. We chatted about the twists and turns of his career, the future of Stake, his mission to make financial services simple and accessible, and got insight into some of his reflections from leading such a rapidly growing company.

We're so keen to be kicking our year of podcasts off with Caitlin Tanaka and Catherine Hong from Youth in Motion. It was such a pleasure to learn about the wonderful work they do providing educational support to at-risk young people. We chat about how the organisation started, the challenges they faced during Covid, the way they were able to adapt and successfully provide support to so many students throughout the pandemic, and so much more. 

We're really excited to share this one, and as always would love to hear your thoughts.

Hi friends, welcome back to Flip Side Fluent. In this week’s episode, we are joined by coral biologist and marine bio-geochemist, Emma Camp, who gives insight into the impact of climate change on coral reefs, the importance of conserving reefs, and the future trajectory of the Great Barrier Reef. With UNESCO recently confirming that the largest threat to the Great Barrier Reef is climate change, we chat about the importance of government showing urgent leadership.   To stay in the loop with Emma’s work: https://emmafcamp.com/Instagram + Twitter: @emmafcamp

Hi friends, in this weeks episode we have a chat about equity, harmony and the power of investing to positively shape the future with VC Mark Sarian. With less than 3% of VC funding going to female founders, the work Mark does is game-changing. If you're someone that's keen to hear about the changing VC landscape, the future of gender equality, and want to hear more about how we can overcome inequality in funding, this one's for you. Thanks for joining us on the Flip Side! G&G x