They Get It

They Get It

By Kelsey Burdett & Emma ClarkBusinessEntrepreneurship
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  • 55.2 Learning the art of leadership with Phoebe + Kat, of Ettitude

    People are the soul of every company. Where there is strong culture, open communication and clear direction, there will also be dedicated employees really moving the needle for your business. Kat and Phoebe are so honest in this episode with their leadership shortcomings and explain how they’ve worked so hard to correct them. They share a bunch of tips and resource recommendations to help other people level up their leadership, too. This is a great episode for anyone who is new to leadership or feels that there is more they could be doing to empower their teams. Press play to hear these ladies tell us all about it!

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    19 min
  • 55.1- Scaling one of the world's most luxurious and eco-friendly home goods brands with Phoebe + Kat, of Ettitude

    We’ve all heard the adage of needing “to slow down in order to speed up”. This is exactly what Phoebe did when she was investing in R&D during the early years of Ettitude. She would not compromise on material that felt amazing to the touch, was durable enough for the everyday family and good for the planet. This investment up front is exactly why Ettitude has scaled as quickly as they have, both in terms of international sales but also in terms of product expansion. Press play to hear Phoebe + Kat tell us all about it!Watch us on YouTube

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    29 min
  • 54- How to get 24k TikTok followers in under 90 days with Danny Desatnik

    Danny Desatnik moved into his social media role a matter of weeks ago and has already scaled his company’s TikTok to 24k followers. Clearly, he’s doing something right! In this episode, Danny talks us through the strategies he’s tested, his learnings and his theories on where the future of social is going. Press play to hear him tell us all about it!

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    45 min
  • 53- How to kill it on social with Steph Gee of Gee Beauty, Emily Oliveira of NuBeauty & Jenna Labiak of The Silk Labs

    The two topics we get the most questions about are 1. funding and 2. social media. We decided that you deserved more than just our opinions on social strategy, so we brought in the experts. This episode will feature snippets from previous interviews with Steph, Emily & Jenna on their social media tips, structure, tools and tactics. Press play to hear all about it! 

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    18 min
  • 52.3 Mary Young on building a talent agency with diversity and inclusion at its core

    When you build a business on values and principals that aren’t common in the marketplace, you can almost guarantee that it will be hard to find exactly what you need as you scale. In this episode, Mary takes us through her unrelenting pursuit of finding diverse models for her social and product photography. In a world that catered to white, skinny, tall models, it was nearly impossible to find the talent she needed to execute her vision. Then, she created a business to fill that need. Press play to hear Mary tell us all about it!

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    19 min
  • 52.2 Mary Young on manufacturing close to home and brand values driving your decision making

    Before you read through this episode’s show notes, go to our blog and find our 12 Steps to Branding blog post. As you read through that, listen to Mary’s thoughts on manufacturing in Canada and you’ll see a perfect example of someone who is driven by their brand values. In this episode, Mary acknowledges some of the hurdles local manufacturing presents and gives advice to founders on how best to go about having products produced without compromising. This is a super tactical conversation with Mary- press play to hear her take us through it!

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    20 min
  • 52.1 Mary Young's founder story, her advice on not sprinting marathons and asking for help

    Mary Young founded Mary Young while in fashion and design school at Ryerson University. She talks about falling into the lingerie opportunity and beginning to focus on the businesses without much intention of taking it long term. This is such a great episode for anyone testing an idea right now and getting some early validation. Learn from Mary’s advice and experiences help you make the most of your journey. Press play to hear Mary tell you all about it!

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    28 min
  • 51.3 The drop model: how to sell out in 2 minutes with Luanne Ronquillo, founder of Ruru Baked

    Imagine selling out of all of your inventory in 2 minutes. That’s what you get when you combine amazing products, limited production capabilities, a ton of local demand and some killer branding. In this episode, Luanne talks us through how she grew demand for Ruru Baked through key collaborations with some incredible companies (like Adidas) and how the business model has evolved as she’s grown. Press play to hear her tell us all about it!

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    Brand we’re loving this week: Three Ships

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    17 min
  • 51.2 Ruru Baked Founder, Luanne Ronquillo, on solo entrepreneurship: the good, the bad & the tips you need to hear

    RuRu Baked started as a one-person operation. Demand from the jump far exceeded the supply that Luanne was able to produce, which brought her to a really critical decision point: proceed with the status quo or decide to invest in growing the business. Luanne wasn’t afraid to get into the numbers that helped her decide which path to take and we are thankful for her decision to expand! If you’re trying to decide to ‘go it alone’ in building your business or whether to take on a business partner, this is a must-listen before pulling the trigger! Press play to hear Luanne tell us all about it!

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    19 min
  • 51.1 Luanne Ronquillo, founder of Ruru Baked, on shifting from risk aversion to a 'what's the worst that could happen' mindset and how it's changed her business forever

    Luanne Ronquillo is a self-proclaimed risk-averse person. In this episode, she walks us through her story and her decision making at each inflection point in her career. She was honest about her desire to stay as comfortable as possible and how that made entrepreneurship incredibly difficult. What’s so special about her story is that this isn’t where it ends. Luanne worked hard to adopt a totally new mindset, constantly asking herself “what’s the worst that could happen” in an effort to ease the tension of taking on risk. Slowly over time she’s taught herself that she’s capable of doing hard things and she’s grown Ruru Baked into an incredible business that Toronto locals just can’t get enough of. Press play to hear Luanne tell us all about it!

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    Brand we’re loving this week: Three Ships

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    26 min

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