Guests

Cameron Healy founded Kettle Foods with a $10,000 loan and a unique kettle-cooked process. He launched in the UK first - a risky move - before expanding across the US, where Kettle became the top natural chip. Healy also founded Kona Brewing, a craft beer brand that struggled before succeeding.

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Carolyn Huresky is the founder of The Creative Garland Company, a Colorado-based business creating decorative garlands for events and home decor. She started the company with a vision of bringing handcrafted beauty to celebrations. As demand grew, Carolyn faced the classic scaling dilemma: outsou...

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Jessica May Walker founded Five Dot Post, a Vancouver, WA greeting card company, in 2017 after her husband Tommy's cancer diagnosis. Inspired by 'laughter is the best medicine,' her cards help people stay connected through life's moments. Featured in Forbes, Refinery29, and Good Morning America.

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Sayuri Tsuchitani is the founder of Sumo Yoga, a Los Angeles wellness studio embracing all body types. A Japanese-born entrepreneur and wellness practitioner, she brings over 20 years of experience. Her philosophy—'Ten people, ten colors'—honors each individual's unique journey toward health.

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Jim McKelvey is the co-founder of Square, a company focused on innovative solutions. With a background in technology and entrepreneurship, Jim has built a successful business that serves millions of customers.

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Josh Chrenko is the co-founder and President of Achigan Brand, a company creating smallmouth bass fishing gear and apparel. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, he also founded medical device sales company 2 Circle Medical and co-hosts the Smallie Talk podcast.

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Yadi Derisse founded Yadi's Artisanal Empanadas to bring authentic, handcrafted empanadas to college campuses in New York. Starting with family recipes, she built a small operation into a growing business. Each empanada is made fresh daily, blending Latin American tradition with student convenience.

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Zachary Bonder is the founder of Noble Pies, a company that makes fresh-frozen pies for retail distribution. Based in New York, he's focused on scaling production while maintaining quality. His mission is to bring artisanal pie quality to grocery shelves without compromise.

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John Osher invented Spinbrush, the $5 electric toothbrush that became the best-selling in the U.S. and sold to Procter & Gamble for $475M. He previously founded Cap Toys (sold to Hasbro for $120M) and ConServ. Osher holds over 50 patents and has generated hundreds of millions in revenue.

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Anagha Mishra is the Founder and Chief Flavor Officer of Aunty Misri, a company that creates globally-inspired bake-at-home dessert kits. An engineer turned baker, she''s on a mission to revolutionize desserts with unique flavors. She was a 2024 Jabza Fellow.

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Jen Swetzoff is the co-founder of Anyway Magazine, a digital platform that redefines parenting media with honest stories and practical advice. Based in Westport, Connecticut, she launched the publication with her best friend Keeley McNamara to build a community where parents feel seen and supported.

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Julia Hartz is the co-founder and CEO of Eventbrite, the global self-service ticketing platform that has empowered millions of event creators. She led the company from a startup idea to a 2018 IPO and remains a vocal advocate for entrepreneurs and women in technology.

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