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30: Tips for getting your product into grocery stores w/ Planted Foods Co.
jeudi 15 avril 2021 • Duration 43:51
Getting your product into grocery stores takes time and requires networking with retailers & buyers in the food industry. Ashley Kirk, Founder of Planted Foods Co, a plant based food company walks us through:
- How to get your products onto store shelves by networking and other strategies
- The consumer research Ashley conducted to decide the products she would sell
- Her winding career path that led to going vegan and building a plant based food business
Full show notes at profoodmaker.com
29: How to find investors for small food businesses w/Kube Nice Cream
jeudi 8 avril 2021 • Duration 39:23
You won't be able to bootstrap your food business forever and might need investors, says Kai Nortey, co-founder & CEO of Kube Nice Cream. This Black owned vegan ice cream manufacturer explains:
- Why venture capital (VC) may not be right for you as a food business owner
- The types of conversations you might have with potential investors
- Potential problems working with co-packers & getting into grocery stores
Full show notes at profoodmaker.com
20: How to grow your hospitality career with mentorship & coaching
jeudi 6 août 2020 • Duration 43:29
If you are looking to grow your career in hospitality, food & beverage, you need a mentor. Lorraine Copes founded Be Inclusive Hospitality, an organization that supports and promotes Black, Asian and other ethnic minorities in the hospitality sector through education, coaching, and mentorship. Lorraine walks us through:
- how and why she created Be Inclusive Hospitality
- how you can join the Be Inclusive Hospitality community
Note: The name of the organization has changed from BAME in Hospitality to Be Inclusive Hospitality
Mentioned in this episode
- BAME: Acronym used in the UK that stands for Black, Asian, and other Ethnic Minorities
- Black in Hospitality founded by Tolu Aladejebi
- Diversity in Wine & Spirits - Lia Jones, Executive Director
Connect with Lorraine & Be Inclusive Hospitality
Instagram: @beinclusivehospitality
Twitter: @beinclusivehosp
Website: bihospitality.co.uk
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19: Centering Black chefs & Black owned restaurants with Black Food Folks
jeudi 16 juillet 2020 • Duration 42:25
Where can Black chefs, Black owned restaurants and professionals in the food, beverage & hospitality industry go for professional development, collaboration, and support? Colleen Vincent and Clay Williams founded Black Food Folks, a fellowship that centers Black people, our accomplishments, and our growth in food & drink. Colleen & Clay walk us through:
- the food industry's gatekeeping and how that affects opportunities for Black people
- media's obsession with one Black chef at a time
- how and why they created Black Food Folks
- immediate changes they want to see in food & beverage
- how you can support Black chefs, writers, creatives, etc
Mentioned in this episode
- Nicole Taylor
- Marcus Samuelsson
- JJ Johnson
- Edouardo Jordan
- Black Food Folks daily conversations on Instagram Live
- Garrett Oliver talks with Jackie Summers on Black Food Folks Instagram Live
- Fresh Fest
- Adam Rapoport, former Editor In Chief of Bon Appetit resigns (Eater article)
- Whetstone Magazine
- For the Culture
- While Entertaining by Amber Mayfield
- CashApp: $BlackFoodFolks
- Black Food Folks partners with Discover on the Eat It Forward Program (website & Instagram post)
Connect with Colleen Vincent, Clay Williams & Black Food Folks
Instagram: @BlackFoodFolks, @ms_collycol, @ultraclay
Twitter: @BlackFoodFolks, @Collycol, @ultraclay
Facebook: @Blackfoodfolks
Website: blackfoodfolks.com
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18: Create & customize your own cookbook using your phone with Shaun Chavis of LVNGbook
jeudi 2 juillet 2020 • Duration 44:59
You don't need to be a celebrity chef to create your own cookbook. LVNGbook, created by Shaun Chavis, a former cookbook editor, offers culturally-inclusive customizable cookbooks for people with a chronic disease. Shaun walks us through:
- the importance of customer discovery when building your app
- how to find developers to build your app
- potential revenue streams for your app
Mentioned in this episode
- Health Magazine
- Master's Degree in Gastronomy at Boston University
- ABC 11 WTVD news
- Digital Undivided
- Kemiko Lawrence of Kemboocha
- MyPlate U.S. dietary guidelines
- Brazil dietary guidelines
- Intentionally Good Project - Goodie Nation
- Joey Womack
- Google for Startups Atlanta Academy
Connect with Shaun Chavis & LVNGbook
Instagram: @shaunchavis and @lvngbook
Twitter: @shaunchavis
Pinterest: pinterest.com/lvngbook
Website: lvngbook.com
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17: Improve your food photography skills with food blogger Anela Malik
jeudi 18 juin 2020 • Duration 45:08
Anela Malik is a food blogger & food writer who focuses on food politics and telling diverse food stories. Anela chats about her work that supports Black owned restaurants and walks us through:
- How to plan your content based on your mission statement.
- The equipment and apps she uses to create food content.
- The importance of networking as a content creator and how to genuinely build relationships.
Mentioned in this episode
- How to Support Black Owned Restaurants & Food Businesses Long Term on ProFoodMaker.com
- Ben's Chili Bowl
- DMV Black-Owned Restaurants Open During COVID-19 on FeedTheMalik.com
- How You Can Support DC Black-Owned Restaurants Now Washingtonian article
- Black owned restaurant resource bank (upcoming; will update with a link later)
- Software that Anela uses for her social media content:
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- Adobe Premier Rush
- Adobe Lightroom
- Parker Arrow Lightroom presets
- Emulsio video stabilizer iPhone app
- Instories app for iOS and Android phones
- Later visual planning and scheduling tool for Instagram. Also has a library of free resources
Food & Politics reading
- Jubilee: Recipes From Two Centuries of African American Cooking by Toni Tipton-Martin
- The Cooking Gene by Michael Twitty
- "As COVID-19 Disrupts the Industrial Meat System, Independent Processors Have a Moment to Shine" on Civil Eats
- People of Color are at Greater Risk of COVID-19. Systemic Racism in the Food System Plays a Role on Civil Eats
- The D.C. Region Doesn't Have Full-Time Food Critics of Color. Why That Matters on Washington City Paper
- The Sickness in Our Food Supply on The New York Review on Books
Connect with Anela Malik & Feed the Malik
Instagram: @feedthemalik
Website: feedthemalik.com
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16: Black inventor creates Wonderffle stuffed waffle maker w/Mike Bradford
vendredi 5 juin 2020 • Duration 40:08
Mike Bradford, Founder & President of Wonderffle, is a software engineer who invented a stuffed waffle maker that lets you create waffles with your favorite foods inside. Mike walks us through:
- Cost estimates for manufacturing your kitchen appliance
- Lessons learned from finding the right manufacturer for your invention
- How to save money on filing for your patent
- How he was able to get feedback from chefs & food media
Mentioned in this episode
Connect with Mike Bradford & Wonderffle
Instagram: @wonderffle
Twitter: @wonderffle
Website & order directly: wonderffle.com
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15: Black owned Soul Popped Popcorn turns $53 into $500,000 w/De J Lozada
jeudi 21 mai 2020 • Duration 39:34
De J Lozada, Founder of Soul Popped Gourmet Popcorn, and Black business advocate, knows that selling online can be difficult and expensive for business owners. She is launching Shop Kemet, an online marketplace that connects Black owned businesses with customers who want to buy Black. De J talks about:
- What it takes to generate $500,000+ in sales for your food business
- The features available on Shop Kemet that other marketplaces don't offer
- Why Black owned businesses need an online presence
Connect with De J Lozada, SoulPopped, & Shop Kemet
Instagram: @weshopkemet and @soulpoppedpopcorn
Facebook: @shopkemet and @soulpoppedpopcorn
Twitter: @soulfoodpopcorn
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14: How a Howard alum runs a pop up soul food restaurant around the world
jeudi 7 mai 2020 • Duration 51:24
Want to open a restaurant? You don't need a brick and mortar location or even a food truck. Fred Corder, Co-Owner of Maryland Chickan, walks us through how #DeepFriedWatermelon does pop ups at night markets and food events in Southeast Asia and the U.S. Fred also talks about:
- Why Black entrepreneurs need to do more business internationally
- The importance of decentralization of business and media and why this is the best time to be a food entrepreneur
- Why pop up restaurants are profitable and don't have to be a stepping stone to a food truck or physical restaurant
Mentioned in this episode
- Pockets Fulla of Pillz
- VeganDale Food & Drink Festival
- Emporiyum Food Market
- 626 Night Market
- Queens Night Market
- Smorgasburg
- Charm City Night Market in Baltimore, Maryland
- Baltimore Seafood Fest
Connect with Fred Corder & Maryland Chickan
Instagram: @marylandchickan
Facebook: @marylandchickan and @pocketsfullapillz
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13: How this kombucha brewmaster left the tech industry & started a kombucha business w/Kemiko Lawrence of Kemboocha
jeudi 16 avril 2020 • Duration 48:39
Kombucha brewmaster and yoga teacher Kemiko Lawrence, founder of the kombucha brand, Kemboocha, breaks down:
- How she turned her hobby kombucha home brew into a kombucha brand
- Focusing on prioritizing in life and in business instead of trying to find balance
- The importance of building your own table instead of waiting to be accepted by others
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Mentioned in this episode
- Harmony Wellness Angels
- How I Built This podcast
- Side Hustle Pro
- Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don't (book)
- University of Georgia food science & technology classes
- Answerthepublic
- Small Business Administration
- Digital Undivided
Connect with Kemiko Lawrence & Kemboocha
Website: kemboocha.com
Instagram: @kemboocha
Twitter: @kemboocha
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kemboocha/
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