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Episode 94: Funding Your Business Beyond the Launch Phase – An interview with Leah Madden

April 10, 2019 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

Funding with Leah Madden

In this episode of Lean the F*ck Out, we talk with Leah Madden, founder and managing director of Greenprint Growth Partners, about how she helps companies maximize value beyond the launch phase and find the right funding strategies to match with their growth plans.

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Episode 91: Pairing High-Tech Manufacturing with Good Food – An interview with Lisa Q. Fetterman

March 26, 2019 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

Episode 91: Pairing High-Tech Manufacturing with Good Food - An interview with Lisa Q. Fetterman

In this episode of Lean the F*ck Out, we talk with Lisa Q. Fetterman, founder and CEO of Nomiku, about how she paired her love for amazing food and high-tech manufacturing to bring Nomiku to life. Lisa shares her adventures with Kickstarter; the story about how she has grown her sous vide aficionado business into a home staple; and gives advice to other women looking to lean the f*ck out and do their own thing.

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Episode 46: Growing a Brewery – An interview with Nicole Carrier, founder of Throwback Brewery

November 14, 2017 by Gretchen DeVault Leave a Comment

Nicole Carrier - Growing a Brewery

In this episode we talked with Nicole Carrier, co-founder of Throwback Brewery, New Hampshire’s only 100% women-owned brewery about growing a brewery. Nicole shares with us how she and her co-founder started the brewery, how they funded the venture and their expansion from a nano-brewery to full brewhouse located on an historic farm property. Nicole talks about what it takes to run a craft brewing operation and full restaurant on an historic farm. Nicole also shares her experiences being a female brewery owner in a male dominated industry.

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Episode 41: Funding and Launching a Tech Startup — An interview with fempreneur Diva Tommei

October 24, 2017 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

Startup Founder Diva Tommei

In this episode we talk with fempreneuer Diva Tommei, founder and CEO of Solenica a hardware startup committed to transforming the power of our indoor spaces. Diva spoke to us from Rome and shared with us what it really takes to get a hardware tech startup off the ground, including those crowdfunding campaigns that make funding look so easy. She shares really valuable info on the episode so take notes.

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Episode 39: From Scrappy to Shark Tank to Sustained Growth: An interview with badass fempreneur Sara Moylan

October 18, 2017 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

In this episode we talk with badass fempreneur Sara Moylan about starting and growing SheFit. Sara is a scrappy fempreneur who has mostly self-funded her company, while getting press and growth potential support from Shark Tank. She shares her wild journey inventing the ultimate sports bra for women, self-funding her company and the challenges she faced along the way.

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