Why We Work

Why We Work

By Dawn MyersBusinessCareers
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Why We Work episodes

  • Tyrone Poole - NoAppFee
    Tyrone identified a multi million-dollar problem while living in a homeless shelter. NoAppFee eliminates all housing applications with the single click of a button. Within two years Tyrone has become one of Oregon’s most promising entrepreneurs with investors lined up to back him. OneAppOregon launches December 2017.  www.oneapporegon.com // Follow @whyweworkpod @postgradmedia // Reach out! [email protected]
    59 min
  • Kateigh Williams - Heritage Laboratories
    After building brands like Oliver Peoples, Juicy Couture, Ella Moss and many more, Kateigh Williams started a company she never foresaw. As the co-founder of Heritage Laboratories, Kateigh is creating the next level of skincare supplements - and not the kind you can get at the store… Or anywhere really. But there’s a twist. Heritage isn’t launching until 2018, which gives us a look at the unpredictable journey of becoming an entrepreneur, bringing a spark of inspiration to life, and then the daunting investment world. www.heritage-laboratories.com // Follow @whyweworkpod @postgradmedia // Reach out! [email protected]
    1 hr 11 min
  • Victoria Tsai - Tatcha
    Building a skincare empire… Tatcha is a luxury skincare brand drawing on the ancient practices of Geishas and Japanese culture. At the helm is Victoria Tsai, equipped with a Harvard education, careers on Wall Street, Procter & Gamble, Starbucks and more. Tatcha has been featured in INC’s 5,000 fastest growing companies in america, landing At #21. Follow @whyweworkpod @postgradmedia // Reach out! [email protected]
    54 min
  • Randy Harrington - EASCI
    As the CEO of Extreme Arts and Sciences, Randy helps companies like Amazon, Adobe, and Microsoft strategize and develop winning teams. He’s also published two books ('Evolutionaries' and 'Slammed'), and travels the world as a speaker. In this interview, we talk about trying different careers, why his business still feels like a startup, losing a deal with Amazon, and why he wants to start dish-washing at his favorite restaurant. www.EASCI.com // follow @whyweworkpod and @postgradmedia // reach out! [email protected]
    1 hr 1 min
  • Molly Graves - Neat Method
    Molly Graves is the co-founder of Neat Method, a full service luxury residential organizing business launched in 2011. They have clients like Kate Hudson and are featured in Oprah Magazine, Vogue, Forbes, Buzzfeed, and the NY Times. In just a few short years, they have grown into a multi-city business. But it all started with a knack for organizing and a kindergarten classroom. www.neatmethod.com @neatmethod // Why We Work @whyweworkpod
    40 min
  • Chinae Alexander - Social Media Entrepreneur / Brand
    You've probably seen Chinae on your explore page, or in the latest Adidas campaign. She's a social media entrepreneur, health and fitness advocate, and has been featured in publications like Women's Health, Well and Good, Refinery29 and is now a global Adidas ambassador. As if all that wasn't enough, she also started a successful event planning and design company in NYC. This lady is hilarious, relatable, badass and your new bff . Follow Chinae @chinaealexander.
    52 min
  • Brittany Sierra - Arreis / Laptops & Smalltalk
    I met Brittany when I attended her ‘Social Media Marketing’ workshop and learned so much I HAD to bring her on here to share her story. She is the 26 y/o founder of Arreis PR + Marketing and Laptops & Smalltalk, a growing community and resource for emerging fashion designers, and has been featured in Portland Business Journal and Portland monthly. All without a traditional 4 year degree. Listen to her journey from a dorm room jewelry business to running two companies, her top social media tips for growing an audience AND (of course) some mistakes along the way.
    51 min
  • Krista Hengesh - Live Salted
    Krista is the 21 year old founder of 'Live Salted', a blog/conference/brand that helps college and millennial women discover their God-given calling and use their passions to mold culture and affect the world. Find out why Krista started Salt, the struggles of partying and college life, finding the right people to work with, and running a business with little to no funding. Oh, and why everyone is actually wired to be an entrepreneur. Website: www.livesalted.com IG: @LiveSalted / @kristahengesh DONATE: https://www.gofundme.com/livesaltedPNWconference Dawn (ME): [email protected]
    53 min
  • Dawn Chats: Things I've Learned...
    Taking a break from interviews to give you guys a life update and share 12 things I've learned since launching Rhipped Label almost 6 months ago (crazyyy)! Hope you like this format, but don't worry I'm resuming regular interviews in coming weeks :) Follow me on Twitter (@dawnnotdishsoap) so we can start talking IRL (kinda...)
    40 min

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A space to explore how we stumble, master, and discover meaning through our careers. No formulas, just good stories. Hosted by Dawn Myers.