In this episode of Wytpod, host Laura Faye talks with Jennifer Hargrave, founder of Hargrave Family Law in Dallas, Texas. Jennifer shares her journey from aspiring journalist to family law attorney, discussing her passion for collaborative divorce and her commitment to helping clients navigate the challenges of divorce with empathy and strategic problem-solving. She highlights the unique approach of her practice, which focuses on empowering clients to make the best decisions for their future while minimising conflict and emotional distress.

In this insightful interview, Laura Faye from Wytpod sits down with Adrienne Fischer, founder of Basecamp Legal, to discuss her journey from litigation to establishing a boutique law firm dedicated to supporting startups in the outdoor and tech industries. Adrienne shares the firm's philosophy of offering personalised, client-focused legal services, balancing technology with human empathy, and leveraging education to help businesses mitigate risks early on. She also highlights the importance of work-life balance within her team and her vision for the future of Basecamp Legal.

In this episode of Wytpod, Harshit Gupta the Director of Business Alliances at Wytlabs speaks with Autumne Peth, the Head of Marketing at Sailes. Autumne shares her career journey from Sailes, revealing her passion for blending creativity with analytics. She discusses key milestones, including overcoming significant challenges and learning from both successes and mistakes. Autumne emphasizes the importance of authenticity and personalization in marketing, particularly how Sailes’ AI enhances human interactions rather than replacing them. She also addresses the balance between automation and the human touch, the role of community marketing, and the future of AI in sales and marketing. Autumne’s insights on customer feedback and agile strategy underscore the company’s commitment to staying responsive and effective in a rapidly evolving industry.

In this episode of Wytpod, host Stephen Bland interviews Wanda Malhotra, the founder of Crunchy Mama Box, a wellness platform dedicated to curating beauty, wellness, and health products with clean ingredients and sustainable packaging. Wanda shares her lifelong passion for natural living, the inspiration behind creating Crunchy Mama Box, and how her platform helps Indie Beauty and Wellness brands reach a broader audience. She also discusses the challenges of bootstrapping a business, the importance of passion and purpose in entrepreneurship, and the future vision for her brand.

In this episode of Wytpod, Stephen Bland sits down with Ben Hoehn, a fractional marketing lead at Mojomogul, to discuss his journey from startup inspiration to becoming a leader in GTM, demand generation, and AI readiness. Ben shares his unique approach, which he calls "strategecution," blending strategy with hands-on execution. He discusses his target audiences, from early-stage startups to enterprise companies, and highlights his growing focus on AI readiness. Ben also provides valuable advice for entrepreneurs looking to start their brand in 2024 and emphasizes the importance of personal branding and networking in today's market.

In this episode of Wytpod, Stephen Bland interviews Julie Thompson, a digital transformation expert with over 20 years of experience in the FMCG industry. Julie shares her journey from working with global brands like Lancome and Unilever to leading The Jewelers Circle, a platform that revolutionizes the vintage and rare jewellery market. She discusses the challenges of transitioning a traditional industry into the digital age, the importance of trust in the luxury market, and her vision for scaling the brand while maintaining a focus on authenticity and expertise.

In this episode of Wytpod, Stephen Bland interviews Adam Singer, founder of Adam's Nest, a queer, politically engaged, and socially conscious brand based in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Adam shares his journey from falling in love with Provincetown to building a successful retail and e-commerce business. He discusses the unique challenges he has faced, including managing logistics, navigating social media restrictions, and maintaining authenticity in a competitive market. Adam also highlights the importance of community, collaboration, and staying true to one’s values in growing a brand.

In this episode of Wytpod, Harshit Gupta, Director of Business Alliances at Wytlabs, sits down with Nicole Siegal Fuselier, VP of Marketing at Bonusly, a leading employee recognition and engagement software. Nicole shares her experiences from high-profile roles at companies like Cisco and Matterport, offering insights on scaling teams, driving growth, and mastering the art of marketing in a competitive space. She discusses effective strategies for leveraging SEO, AI, and community marketing, as well as the importance of aligning marketing efforts with business objectives. Listen in to learn how Nicole balances innovation with data-driven decisions and how she successfully transforms marketing challenges into opportunities for substantial growth.