Marketing
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69: Embracing The Human Element – Rachel B. Lee
Listen nowIn this insightful episode of Why I Left, host Brian Aquart delves into Rachel B. Lee’s transformative journey from a brand manager at Gartner to a pioneering entrepreneur with Standout Authority. Discover how personal challenges and a passion for organic marketing fueled her leap into entrepreneurship, reshaping her career around human connections and authentic engagement. Tune in to learn how you, too, can master LinkedIn for personal branding and organic growth.
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65: A Story Whipped With Goodness – Ashley Morgan
Listen nowJoin host Brian Aquart as he delves into the transformative journey of Ashley Morgan, former marketing exec turned entrepreneur, in this inspiring episode of Why I Left. Discover how Ashley embraced her entrepreneurial roots to create Whip It Goods Co., a brand dedicated to healing through plant-based skin care. Tune in for this powerful conversation on overcoming adversity, the pursuit of authenticity, and carving a new path in the face of a global pandemic.
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47: Scaling Paid Social to $1 Million – Stacy Reed
Listen nowBrian Aquart interviews Stacy Reed, a seasoned digital marketer and expert in scaling paid social to $1 million. Stacy shares her journey from working at big brands to starting her own company, where she helps clients map out their marketing strategy, creative messaging, and campaigns. Stacy also delves into topics such as increasing customer base and retention, the role of a Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) in solving big problems, and the importance of diversity in the marketing industry. Join us as Stacy Reed shares her insights and experiences in this engaging conversation.
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4: When Reflection Illuminates Life’s Lessons – Jennifer Walton
Listen nowJennifer Walton is the Chief Brand Officer and Partner of SkyNile Consulting. She spent the last 10 years of her career hustling for one brand at a time, working hard to climb the corporate ladder, reach Executive level, and unlock many of life’s “achievements,” but couldn’t find peace. She lacked fulfillment and joined the public sector, but when she failed to get the resources and support she needed, she decided it was time to work on her own terms.