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🗓️ 15 May 2024
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This week in the guest chair we have Marty McDonald, founder of Elle Olivia & Boss Women Media. Her background in corporate laid the foundation to launching Boss Women Media, the offline/online women’s empowerment community. After a challenging experience with giving birth to her first child, Marty translated that same idea of empowerment to launch Elle Olivia, a lifestyle brand for young Black and Brown girls.
In this episode she shares:
Highlights Include:
00:00 Intro
02:38 Navigating corporate America
11:30 Pitching to Sugarfina
14:32 Launching Boss Women Media
16:52 Monetizing the business & impactful collaboration
27:43 Staying nimble and pivoting at the right time
34:02 Navigating a challenging pregnancy
38:10 Creating a brand for Black and Brown girls
48:18 The power of a strong team
54:00 Tips for entrepreneurs
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0:00.0 | You're listening to Side Hustle Pro, the podcast that teaches you to build and grow your Side Hustle, |
0:08.0 | from Passion Project to Profitable Business. And I'm your host, Nakela Matthew Zakome. |
0:13.8 | So let's get started. Hey, welcome welcome back to Side Hustle Pro Podcast. It's Nakela here and today I am joined by a truly inspirational figure, Marty McDonald, the founder of Boss Women Media and L. Olivia. |
0:37.0 | Marty is not just an entrepreneur, she is what I would call a visionary. |
0:41.4 | After an 11-year stint in corporate America, working with |
0:44.7 | various Fortune 500 companies, Marty took a brave leap towards her dream of |
0:49.8 | creating a meaningful impact. She founded Boss Women Media, a dynamic platform dedicated to empowering women |
0:58.0 | through networking workshops and events like the multi-city Black Girl Magic Tour and the annual Boss Woman of the Year |
1:06.0 | summit. But Marty didn't stop there. Drawing from personal challenges during her pregnancy, |
1:12.1 | she recently launched L. Olivia, a |
1:14.3 | children's wear brand that champions representation and advocacy for girls up to |
1:19.2 | age five. The brand has gained traction and is now featured in over 400 target locations |
1:27.1 | nationwide and in today's episode Marty shares her journey from the corporate world to becoming a beacon of change and empowerment. |
1:37.0 | She also shares the challenges she's faced, the triumphs she's celebrated, and her continuous mission to inspire women to |
1:46.3 | chase their dreams without fear. Let's get right into it. So Marty, welcome, welcome to the guest chair. Thank you for being here. |
1:59.0 | Thank you so much for having me. What an honor. |
2:03.2 | Oh my gosh, it's an honor to speak to you as well. |
2:06.2 | The founder of Boss Women Media, I have seen so much of your brand before I really knew who you were so that's a testament to the |
2:15.7 | brand that you have built but tell me a little bit more about how this all got |
2:21.3 | started you describe yourself I've heard you describe yourself as a |
2:25.6 | corporate queen turned side hustler, turn entrepreneur. Let's hear about the corporate queen. |
2:31.5 | It feels like that was forever ago. |
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