Content Marketing
Meg Wubbenhorst has over 20 years of sales and marketing experience, working at digital agencies in Austin, Atlanta, and New York as a marketing partner to clients such as Southwest Airlines, Crocs, Fossil, Whole Foods, Samsung, and more.
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Lars Konijnenberg is the founder of One Punch Marketing. Throughout his career, he has always enjoyed generating the best possible outcome through looking at situations in creative, unconventional ways.
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Jenelle Marie Pierce quit her career as an Analyst for Stryker Corporation’s Healthcare Division and founded the STI Project: Breaking The Stigma and its child sites. She is now The STI Project’s Executive Director, the founder of the herpes activist network, HANDS, and the spokesperson for Positive Singles. Her work has been featured in popular TV, radio, and print outlets such as Cosmopolitan Magazine, Forbes, HuffPost Live, NPR, and many others.
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Connect with Jenelle on all of her social networks at the bottom of The STI Project’s homepage
Marc Andre was looking to improve his financial situation in his 20s. This desire led him to a side hustle where he designed websites and blogged about design. However, this small side hustle ended up becoming something big that allowed our guest to ditch his job in just 1.5 years. Now he is a self-employed internet marketer and blogger who works from home and has more time to be with his wife and two kids.
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Dr. Rhoberta Shaler is the relationship help doctor who provides urgent and ongoing care for relationships in crisis. Her mission is to provide the insights, information, and inspiration for clients and audiences to transform the relationship with themselves and other humans to be honest, respectful, and safe in all ways. She is the author of 16 books including Escaping The Hijackal Trap and Stop! That’s Crazy Making. She also hosts two podcasts Emotional Savvy and Save Your Sanity. Her YouTube channel, ForRelationshipHelps, has reached over 290,000 views.
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Jasmine Chen is the founder of Capsule, a comprehensive self-development solution. After Princeton, Harvard, and six years of finance in M&A, Private Equity at the Caryle Group, and equities investing at Marcato Capital, she was disappointed to see herself and many high achieving peers still dealing with personal and professional issues that took up valuable mind space. So she left to write the self-awareness curriculum that has since touched academic and corporate cultures. Capsule provides common emotional literacy and is used in full schools and workplaces.
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