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I have been providing clients within the fashion, beauty, lifestyle, ecommerce, travel, wedding, and wellness industries with high converting media services for more than 12 years. These services include (but are not limited to), editorial management, content strategy, content marketing, copywriting, content optimization, and content writing.I am the managing editor for Exhibit A Magazine, who has been one of my clients since 2017. They have become a popular women's lifestyle magazine, and I am always looking to help products grow through discovery in the magazine.This year I will be launching an entrepreneur lifestyle magazine, which will also be an incredible opportunity for products to get discovered! More details on that soon! I look forward to working with all brands here, and helping in your growth journey!

As eu2be founder and CEO, Charla Jones has created a collection of award-winning skincare products designed to honor all bodies and skin types and transform how we care for our skin. She is on a quest to illuminate the essential nature of beauty and wellness in our lives.Creativity and hard work form a thread that runs through all that Charla does. Likewise, the brand’s proprietary rare blends of natural carrier oils are themselves substantial and hardworking. Building on her lifelong passion for the arts and cultural experiences, the Boston-based entrepreneur serves on the boards of three forward-looking arts organizations: the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, the Boston public art curator Now + There, and New York Live Arts, home to the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.From her world-traveling aunt Eugenia — for whom eu2be is named — to her maternal grandmother, who hosted the likes of B.B. King at her Midwestern speakeasy, Charla draws inspiration from highly creative, hardworking and entrepreneurial women. And she credits her caretakers for the idea that one’s labor creates value and beauty in the world.Before founding eu2be, her entrepreneurial career spanned endeavors ranging from small businesses to blue-chip Fortune 500 brands, and in 1998 she built an independent creative marketing agency from the ground up. Establishing offices and building teams in Boston and Paris, she worked hands-on with tech-company clients to devise their business strategies, product launch plans and marketing communications programs.In 2012, when her entrepreneurial instincts led her to recognize the unmet needs of highly discerning and wellness-minded people like herself, she created a brand that would embody an ethos of caring for the skin you live in — not just the face you present to the public. An avid collector of art and books, Charla’s passions extend to photography — often crafting and shooting images for Eu2Be — cooking, street fashion, travel and spending time in nature.

Brittani Velasquez, the visionary founder of ñuñuy Nursing Apparel, brings a fresh perspective to the world of motherhood fashion. With an unwavering commitment to revolutionizing the breastfeeding experience, she blends her passion for sustainable practices with a keen eye for stylish functionality.From the bustling streets of Portland, OR, where she first conceptualized her brand, Brittani's journey is as inspiring as the clothing she designs. Her venture into the fashion world was fueled by her skills as a home-sewist. She had a profound realization during her early days of new motherhood and recognized the need for breastfeeding attire that prioritized functionality and exuded elegance.Driven by a desire to redefine the narrative around breastfeeding, Brittani founded ñuñuy Nursing Apparel on principles of sustainability and ethical manufacturing. Her brand reflects a deep understanding of the modern mother's needs, combining comfort and style effortlessly. The name "ñuñuy" translates to breastfeed in the Quechua language. It embodies the spirit of nurturing and care, echoing the ethos of her creations.Brittani's commitment to sustainability goes beyond the buzzwords; it's a core principle that defines every aspect of her brand. From sourcing the softest organic Pima cotton to ensuring ethical production practices, ñuñuy sets a high standard for conscientious fashion. It's not just about clothing; it's a movement towards a more mindful and sustainable approach to motherhood.Her brand isn't just a collection of garments; it's a celebration of motherhood. Each piece is thoughtfully designed with discreet nursing access, providing mothers with a seamless blend of fashion and function. The garments testify to Brittani's belief that mothers deserve to feel confident, comfortable, and stylish during one of life's most transformative periods.Brittani's vision extends beyond the stitches and seams of her clothing line. She envisions a world where motherhood is celebrated, and women feel empowered to nurture the next generation. Away from the drawing board and design studio, Brittani is a mother herself, deeply connected to the everyday joys and challenges of raising a family. Her experiences as a mother shape the very fabric of her brand, infusing it with authenticity and relatability. She understands the nuances of motherhood because she lives them.In the tapestry of motherhood fashion, Brittani's story is a thread of innovation, sustainability, and empowerment. ñuñuy Nursing Apparel isn't just a brand; it's a movement led by a visionary designer who believes every mother deserves to feel radiant, confident, and supported in her journey through motherhood.

Brittani Tom has been driven by a passion for exploring innovative concepts and distilling them into practical applications within the marketing and sales process. Having found a foothold in promoting creative collaboration between leadership, sales, and marketing teams resulting in sustainable organizational growth. Brittani has worked with some of the most recognizable names and market share leaders in the real estate industry. Having directly marketed and/or developed processes for marketing an impressive 5,000+ residential, luxury residential, new home community, land, and commercial properties throughout California. She has also consulted businesses within farm & ranch, wine, animal agriculture, health & wellness, beauty, coaching, mental health, automotive, appliance, retail, e-commerce, and professional services. A graduate of the University of LaVerne with a Master’s in Business Administration in Marketing and California Polytechnic State University with a Bachelor’s in Science. Brittani continually strives toward offering cost-effective, data-driven marketing solutions that support the unique challenges affecting brokerages and agents today. Brittani is a Certified Luxury Marketing Specialist and is Certified in Applied Data Science from M.I.T. She has also spoken at several industry conferences on Future Forwarding Your Business and Emotional Intelligence in Branding. Founder of the real estate and lifestyle marketing firm, My Marketing LLC (https://mymarketingllc.com) in 2020. Under Brittani’s leadership as President, My Marketing LLC was named Best Real Estate Marketing Firm of the Year - California at the 2023 Media Innovator Awards, Innovation in Business, AI Global Media Ltd. and 2024 Real Estate Marketing Firm of the Year by CorporateLiveWire's Innovation & Excellence Awards. Awards that recognize businesses and thought leaders who have made valuable contributions in their respective field.In 2024, Brittani was reappointed to the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce Business and Economics Council after serving in 2022. She focuses on crucial issues like enhancing access to digital resources for female entrepreneurs and promoting collaborative succession planning for aging small and medium-sized businesses, ensuring diversity remains a cornerstone of local commerce.An avid equestrian, Brittani can often be found at the barn or volunteering at San Luis Obispo Chapter of the California Dressage Society, United States Dressage Federation, or United States Equestrian Federation sanctioned events.

Growing up on Catalina Island, drinking alcohol was among the most common ways to socialize with friends and family for Brianda. That is until recently when a debilitating autoimmune disease nearly took her father’s life. Accustomed to having big, family-filled celebrations and indulging in food and drinks as a way of bonding together, Brianda desperately searched for a way to continue a similar social connection with her father—even though it couldn’t contain alcohol any longer. Brianda values the benefits of an alcohol-free drink and decided to build a platform that allows people to access, discover, and understand alcohol alternatives and how they can fit into their lifestyle—calling it The New Bar. Brianda opened The New Bar on Lincoln Blvd. in Venice Beach in the summer of 2022. Doubling down on her desire to bring fun nonalcoholic drinks to mainstream events, Brianda and her tiny-but-mighty shop became the first alcohol-free partner of Coachella in 2023. Brianda has been featured in Forbes, Adweek, Thrillist, Eater, The Guardian and more as a significant driver in the NA movement.

Sea Bags was founded in 2006 on the principles of being green in product and practice, being made in Maine, and acting as good stewards to our community and state. Sea Bags has employed over 200 people, many of whom Beth mentored and have gone on to run their own companies. Today, Sea Bags has 50 stores, a robust online business, and hundreds of wholesale accounts including Life Is Good and Ralph Lauren - along with a newly-licensed NFL collection. As Sea Bags continues to grow, Beth remains focused on the core mission of the company: being sustainable in product and process, becoming a best-in-class employer, and keeping production local. Beth also serves on the boards for the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and serves as Board Chair for the Gulf of Maine Research Institute. She co-founded the Maine Textile Consortium, actively mentors start-ups, and has been named a Woman to Watch by Maine Biz.

Ayumi Chikamoto, the trailblazing CEO and founder of TokyoTreat, challenges conventional norms in patriarchal Japan. A graduate of Waseda University, Ayumi initially honed her skills at Recruit Co., Ltd, overseeing the planning of a domestic e-commerce business. Inspired by requests from friends abroad for popular Japanese snacks, she founded TokyoTreat in 2015, driven by the global allure of Japanese treats.From humble beginnings on her living room floor, Ayumi's dedication turned TokyoTreat into a sought-after monthly subscription service for Japanese snacks. As a female CEO in a male-dominated industry, she shares her experiences and culture, leading the way for TokyoTreat subscribers worldwide.Beyond her role as a business leader, Ayumi embraces the joys and challenges of motherhood, balancing her role as a working mother of two children. Her journey shows that, even in a society where men typically hold more power, Ayumi is proof that women can succeed as CEOs.

Ayumi Chikamoto, the visionary CEO and founder of TokyoTreat & Sakuraco, is breaking barriers in a still largely patriarchal Japan. In 2015, Ayumi embarked on her journey, sharing beloved Japanese snacks globally through Sakuraco's sister brand, TokyoTreat. However, Ayumi's affinity for the cultural tradition of pairing tea with sweets fueled her desire to explore the deep roots of Japanese snack and afternoon tea culture leading her to create Sakuraco.Ayumi's mission goes beyond mere culinary delights; it bridges the gap between local makers and the global audience, supporting small businesses and fostering cultural exchange. Beyond her role as a business leader, Ayumi embraces the joys and challenges of motherhood, balancing her role as a working mother of two children. Her journey shows that, even in a society where men typically hold more power, Ayumi is proof that women can succeed as CEOs.

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Arielle Raycene is the essence of small-town allure mixed with big-city ambition. Born and bred in the heartland of Kansas, she's infused with the charm of rural America but destined for the city life. With a journalism degree in one hand and a passion for the performing arts in the other, she ventured beyond her roots to sculpt a career in the realms of acting, modeling, and producing.When the world paused, Arielle's creativity surged. The quiet of lockdown became a stage for growth as she delved into an online Meisner class, where fate had it; she'd meet Forest. Together, they sparked a connection that transcended the screen—a partnership woven from shared ambition and the nostalgia of their small-town legacies.From this synergy emerged smallTown—the clothing line made for people from a small town. SmallTown isn't just a brand; it's an homage to beginnings that never leave us, no matter how far we roam.

Co-founder Anni Stromfeld started SIJO alongside childhood friend Jacob Xi after reconnecting and bonding over their common interest in entrepreneurship and a desire to build an ethical and sustainable business in the health/wellness area. Her vision was to transform the way consumers think and feel about the home. After working in high-stress, results-driven work environments and juggling her career and personal life, she sought to find balance in the chaos of life. The root of that: better, healthier sleep. This journey to find balance helped her (and Jacob) precisely identify the demands of the SIJO customers, using innovative fibers and materials to create the best possible products.Anni, Jacob and their team focus on creating sustainable, performance driven products that not only boast healthy benefits and unparalleled quality, but that have a simple, modern aesthetic that suits any home.

✨ Meet Angela, the heart and soul behind Turbie Twist, juggling the vibrant chaos of co-founding our beloved brand with the joyful whirlwind of raising four incredible kids. Her superpower? Seamlessly blending family life with her passion for innovation, ensuring every twist and turn in our products brings a smile just as bright as those she cherishes at home.