All The Social Ladies With Carrie Kerpen

True story, I have a slight girl crush on Chief Marketing Officer at Keds, Emily Culp. I am impressed with her brilliance, with her passion around the Keds brand, and just with her overall positivity. You're gonna love her interview today. Take a listen!

So I missed the whole dating site thing, the online dating world. But I kind of, listening to this next guest, wish I had a stabbed at it in my single days -- sorry Dave, don't tell anyone. Alexis Ferraro Luerssen is currently the Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Match.com and she has been there for over 13 years. She's really seen the online dating world transform itself, and it's really interesting to hear about how they approach social. Take a listen!

Today, you're going to be meeting Leslie Kruempel, who is the Mission Executive at Organic Valley. Take a listen! 

I wish I had my son Seth in the office today because he'd be freaking out at my next guest. Pam Kaufman is the Chief Marketing Officer and President of Consumer Products at Nickeloden -- therefor of his favorite show "Paw Patrol," one of the many properties she handles. Running the consumer products division at Nickelodeon allows her to tap into licensing of incredible talent link Jojo Siwa and more. Take a listen. 

Boy oh boy, do I love disruptors, and this next guest is one indeed. Check out Vivian Lee, who is the Chief Marketing Officer of Petcube which is the best-selling home camera brand designed specifically for pet parents. What I love about this is that it's not like any other home security or camera device around. It is specifically targeted to pet parents and the product roadmap shows that. It's fascinating how they use pet influencers and celebrities to get the word out across social media. And Vivian is a great person to know. Take a listen!

So many pearls of wisdom in this week's interview with Amy Protexter, who is the Senior Vice President of North America Marketing at Insight. She's somebody who has always been fascinated by ideas and that comes through in her interview. But what impressed me most was her real conversation around the ability to have confidence even when you're not feeling like you've got it within you. And I also was obsessed with her ability to really understand how technology impacts not just marketing, but also sales in the B2B channel. Some interesting stuff in this interview. Take a listen!  

Are you feeling social today? I sure hope so because today we are talking with someone I personally know as a social media guru. Honey Comer-Cantrell brings more than a decade of experience in accounts to the VP of Client Services role at Likeable Media. Prior to joining the agency as an account manager in 2014, she was part of the marketing team at USA Network and later spent more than five years as the key client liaison at Getty Images. One thing I know, is that Honey is a killer early adopter and you’re going to learn all about that here!

My first guest kicking off season three is Jenna Lebel, the head of digital marketing at Liberty Mutual. This interview is particularly special because I first hired Jenna Lebel for her first job out of grad school. Yep, she worked for me at Likeable Media and I've watched her over the years, grow into an incredible marketer and poised young professional who is ready to take on the world! Take a listen to some of her insights here. 

Today I’m talking to Monica Klausner, the co-founder of leading meal delivery service Veestro, which has healthy, plant-based meals that are ready to eat, heat, and enjoy.

Today, I get to interview the fabulous Carolyn Aronson, a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist, and founder and CEO of It’s a 10 Haircare, one of the only female-owned professional haircare brands in the world and a huge haircare brand in the Kerpen household.

I’m so thrilled to introduce you to the brilliant Bec Brideson, an expert on the female economy and author of "Blind Spots: How to Uncover and Attract the Fastest Emerging Economy.  " 

My guest today is Margit Detweiler, the founder of TueNight.com, which I aboslutely love. She's also the founder of Gyrate media, a content strategy company. 

Today on the show I'm excited to introduce you to Ivy Brown, the Vice President of Brand Marketing and Advertising at TIAA Finance Services. Her story is one of passion, launched from her high school days and her love of a specific clothing brand. 

I am thrilled today to be with my next guest Erica Kewsin, who is featured in my upcoming book. Erica is a workplace strategist and she's also the founder of a project that I am completely obsessed with called the Spaghetti Project. Also, she's coming out with an incredible book called "Bring Your Human to Work: 10 Surefire Ways to Design A Workplace That's Good for People, Great for Business, and Just might Change the World," out in 2018. 

Today, I am with Michelle McKinnon, my dear friend who is a certified financial planner professional and financial advisor at Payne Capital Management. And she's a rock star! On this episode, we money conversations are wrongly taboo among us ladies. We also talk about some simple steps to start saving for tomorrow!

My next social lady is so amazing that she doesn’t even have to be on social media. Meet Lauren Banyar Reich, Head of LBR PR. She’s doing incredible things for women in the workplace and in general. Take a listen - she rocks!

So when I asked Ronnie Tucker who leads the marketing and communications department at New York Road Runners about her career path, she gave me quite a journey. It was a journey that was kind of like a marathon with lots of different stops and directions along the way and the path led her to exactly where she should be. Take a listen as to how New York Road Runners uses social media and how Ronnie found her perfect position.

Okay guys, get ready for a great interview. Today I talk to Jennifer Chico who leads the experience delivery service area within Deloitte marketing and communications group. She gives a lot of really interesting stories, both about her career with Deloitte and being pushed out of her comfort zone, those are I think are really relevant to our listeners. And she talks about what Deloitte looks when they're looking at marketing their own services organization on social media. Take a listen!

One of my favorite things on All The Social Ladies is when I hear someone's passion that starts on the side and is able to be turned into full-time career. I love the story from Lia Zneimer who works on the brand team at WeWork. She just started pinning on the side when she was at Scholastic out of pure passion for the brands that she was working on. Next thing she knew, she was working at in social media. Take a listen.

Sarena Bahad was living in New York City in her own apartment making a ton of money feeling really, really proud after having set these incredible success metrics for herself. And yet, she felt a greater calling. As a citizen of the world who speaks five languages, Sarena wanted to do more and be a passionate advocate for diversity in the tech industry. She then founded the Women in Tech channel on Snapchat and Instagram. You'll hear all about it and how she is doing incredible work to help highlight brilliant women in our industry. Take a listen.