How can a career crafting innovative experiences for giants like Disney, Oprah, and Sony spark the creation of a health-focused food brand? Meet Amy Cohn, the founder of Joydays, a company offering blood sugar-friendly snacks. In this episode, host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Amy, who leveraged her remarkable journey through some of the most innovative tech and media companies to create Joydays, a brand dedicated to blood sugar-friendly snacks. At Disney, Amy pioneered their first social network; as head of product at Oprah, she shaped influential digital content; and at Sony, she steered emerging global platforms. These roles equipped her with a unique blend of insights and skills, which she applied to addressing a gap in the market for healthier snack options, particularly for those managing diabetes.

In this episode, Lindsay Pinchuk discusses the importance of self-promotion and driving conversions for business owners. She emphasizes the power of storytelling and sharing personal experiences to build credibility and engage with the community. Lindsay provides practical tips on finding stories to share, such as looking back at old photos and reflecting on past experiences. She also highlights the need to promote oneself without bragging and the importance of sharing one's offer regularly. Lindsay distinguishes between soft selling and hard selling and encourages business owners to find a balance between the two. Lastly, she emphasizes the effectiveness of sending an email to everyone in one's network to promote their business.

Learn how a $600 investment and classes in a parking lot turned into a fitness empire with a heart! Join Morgan Kline, co-founder and CEO of Burn Bootcamp to share her family’s journey from a modest beginning to spearheading a fitness franchise with over 350 locations and projected revenues of $210 million.

In this episode, Host, Lindsay Pinchuk shares her experience of finding her voice and speaking out on important issues. Since October 7th she's lost 2,000 followers on Instagram, but she's gained 14,000, for a net gain of 12,000+ followers.

If you're a fashion lover, a denim enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates a great brand story, you'll be captivated by this episode of Dear FoundHer… Host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Grace Nah, the founder of Pistola Denim. Grace shares her story of creating a Los Angeles-based women's wear brand known for its premium, yet accessible denim.

Last Friday Lindsay Pinchuk and Dear FoundHer... kicked off our FoundHer Friday series with a virtual meet up. Lindsay ran this online event just as she would an in person one of the same kind:

From basement beginnings to bold affirmations, Adriana Carrig is rewriting the rules of kindness, one little word at a time. On this 200th episode of the podcast, Lindsay Pinchuk welcomes Adriana, the founder and CEO of Little Words Project. This well-known, well-loved and very special brand has made waves with its affirmation bracelets, promoting kindness and fostering a tight-knit community.

In this episode, Lindsay Pinchuk shares her mantra for 2024 and emphasizes the importance of community. She discusses the role of community in both personal and professional life and highlights the value of a supportive network. Lindsay shares personal experiences of dealing with competition and explains how embracing a community over a competition mentality can set your businesses apart. She provides tips for building a supportive network and using it to your advantage. Lindsay also encourages listeners to embrace a growth mindset and nurture a culture of support. She emphasizes the power of the business community and the importance of collaboration.

This year has been a year of growth, discovery, and solidifying the one thing I tell you all the time: YOU JUST HAVE TO BE YOURSELF. As we move into 2024 it has been FIVE years since I closed on the sale of my business. So much has happened, and truly 2023 was a pivotal year for me—I’m about to share with you why

In our #1 most downloaded episode of 2023, host Lindsay Pinchuk talks to Peloton's Jenn Sherman about her own social media insecurities. In a conversation that resonated with you like none other this year, this episode is JAM PACKED with tips and simple strategies to help you put your own social media on the right path in 2024. PLUS---grab Lindsay's Cheat Sheet + Social Media Challenge below.

As promised, this week Dear FoundHer... is dropping our two most downloaded episodes of 2023! Coming in at #2....the incredible Bobbi Brown shares her story of her own 2.0: Jones Road Beauty. This is the same episode that aired earlier this year, there are no additions or updates. Stay tuned for our top downloaded episode tomorrow and then on Thursday, Lindsay Pinchuk rounds out the year with the lessons she's taking with her into 2024.

Build your own buzz, control your own destiny! In this episode, Lindsay Pinchuk welcomes Dear FoundHer’s first guest in the cannabis industry and the last guest of 2023, Jenna Goldring. Jenna is the founder of The High Confectionary, a micro-dose direct-to-consumer gummy manufacturer. Jenna shares her entrepreneurial journey as a new mother in the male-dominated cannabis industry. We explore how Jenna identified a gap in the market for low-dose edibles, driven by her own experiences as a cannabis user with a low tolerance. Despite facing challenges in a market that primarily targeted high-dose consumers, Jenna was determined to create a product that allowed users to control their experience.

Today Lindsay Pinchuk, host of Dear FoundHer... is sharing the #1 game changer for her brand, business and company in 2023…and the foundation on which she built my entire first company upon. Her first company was an events company and she never thought she'd host another event again for a company of mine. Today, she's sharing with you how events have played a pivotal role in her year and what’s to come.

What makes a successful foundation when it comes to the financials of a business? Lindsay Pinchuk introduces us to Danielle Hayden of Kickstart Accounting to explore this question. Kickstart is Lindsay’s own accounting firm, so she leads the conversation in sharing how transformative it has been to work with an organization designed to help female entrepreneurs understand their financials in order to grow their businesses and become more profitable.

Imagine a world where women hold positions of power and influence in our government. A world where their voices are heard and their perspectives shape policies that impact us all. Join Lindsay Pinchuk and Jordan Zaslow in conversation on this important vision. Jordan is the executive director and founder of Her Bold Move, a political organization dedicated to electing women to positions that have never been held by women before.

Last Friday we hosted our final LIVE in person event for 2023: FoundHer Friday…and today host, Lindsay Pinchuk wants to bring you into the fold of the conversation we had there—specifically the simple steps that you can take right now to help your social media in 2024. The key word is simple. That's a promise.

"Do business and politics mix?" This question forms the backdrop of a truly inspiring episode of "Dear FoundHer," where host Lindsay Pinchuk engages with Caroline D'Amore, founder and CEO of Pizza Girl. Lindsay was profoundly moved by Caroline's bold support on social media for Israel and the Jewish community following the October 7th terrorist attacks, a stance that exemplifies the intertwining of business acumen and social activism.

Spread the news about what you are doing because you have a powerful story to tell! Join Lindsay Pinchuk and Jennifer Babbit Bodnar, CEO Atlanta's premier communications agency, Babbit Bodner, to learn what PR really is and how you can use it to grow your business.

Melissa Clayton's entrepreneurial journey, from launching her business in a basement to securing a partnership with Target, is nothing short of remarkable. As the founder and CEO of Tiny Tags, a line of fine personalized jewelry for moms, Melissa has made strategic decisions that have significantly advanced her brand.

Aliza discusses the growth of influencer marketing, highlighting the shift from blogging to platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. She emphasizes the need for authentic content and the importance for brands to have distinctive social media personalities. For small brands entering influencer marketing with limited budgets, Aliza shares advice for collaborating with community influencers for product reviews and making the most of user-generated content.