Socially Loved

What happens when you have the résumé, the experience, and the results, but people still do not know the half of what you have done?
Yemisi Olorunwunmi joins Randa Quraan to talk about owning your story before somebody else controls it. They get into visibility, being underestimated in corporate spaces, building wealth through knowledge and relationships, and why investing in yourself is still the first move. Yemisi also explains why community is not a byproduct of the work. It is part of the strategy.

Lauren Paige Woulard spent more than fifteen years helping major names across entertainment, fashion and culture tell their stories. Then a Paramount merger eliminated her role and gave her the push she already knew she needed.

Her response was simple: “I am the sauce. I have always had the sauce.”

Randa and Lauren talk about taking midnight buses to New York Fashion Week while Lauren was at Howard, building a career when you do not fit the expected mold, what makes a story worth telling, why brands keep getting multicultural marketing wrong and what happens when you stop waiting for someone else to validate you.

Lauren is the founder of LPC Consulting and a publicist, strategist and storyteller whose work spans luxury fashion, television, entertainment and live cultural moments.

Follow Randa at `@randaquraan` and Lauren at `@misslaurenpaige`.

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Randa Quraan catches up with Vanessa Confessore from Life360 in Cannes for a real conversation about moving through life's hardest cycles, finding something that keeps you going and using technology to get back to the people and moments that matter.

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Third time was the charm 😂

Randa slid into Kim Chappell’s LinkedIn DMs more than once. A few months later, they were inside Hotel Martinez during Cannes Lions talking about Bobbie, motherhood, feeding guilt, creators, community, access, and what it takes to build a brand that actually cares.

Kim shares the imposter syndrome that almost kept her from becoming Bobbie’s Chief Brand Officer, why mothers should never measure their worth in ounces, and how Bobbie approaches advocacy, paid leave, cancer-survivor support, and Black maternal health.

They also cover creator partnerships, the power of everyday mothers, formula affordability, WIC, and one idea for bringing more education directly into underserved communities.

Kyson Clark didn't speak for the first 17 years of his life. He taught himself to talk off YouTube, got into broadcast journalism, and ended up in front of Gordon Ramsay and Lisa Vanderpump pitching his brand, Kal's Kickin'.
We sat down at Cannes and got into all of it. The silence, the comeback, and why he won't pick just one lane. This one stays with you.
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