Are you sabotaging your product's success?If your factory is not the right fit for your product or your company's growth goals you could be hurting your product's success drastically!!If you are unsure of the questions you need to be asking yourself and/or your factory make sure you watch "How To Find a Factory That Meets Your Production Needs" on our bonus episode of Founder's Field Notes (https://www.linkedin.com/company/founders-field-notes/)!In this episode, ⚙️Jason Klug

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, your host, Jason Klug, engages in a dynamic conversation with Jeremy Howlett, an accomplished growth marketer and co-founder of Altra, a revolutionary shoe brand. Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as Jeremy takes us through the incredible journey of creating a distinctive shoe brand that redefined comfort and functionality.Episode Highlights:The Genesis of Innovation: Discover the fascinating story behind Altra's inception, from the creation of a hacked-up shoe to a game-changing 3-mile run. Jeremy recounts how this genuine pain point of running form and knee pain triggered the birth of a revolutionary concept and fueled their determination to reimagine footwear comfort.Walking the R&D Path: Dive into the depths of research and development as Jeremy explains how early research and development played a pivotal role in the early stages of Altra. Uncover the intricacies of crafting a zero-drop shoe and the critical elements that make up a winning footwear formula.Stepping into Validation: Explore the power of word-of-mouth validation and market interest. Learn how Jeremy and his team harnessed user feedback and scientific backing to turn their visionary product into a validated success. Discover the challenges they faced and overcame in introducing groundbreaking heel technology.Journey to Manufacturing Excellence: Delve into the behind-the-scenes process of bringing a revolutionary shoe to life. Jeremy shares insights into the pivotal moment when a product developer reached out. Understand the critical steps involved, from product development to finding investors who share your vision.From Brand Building to Marketing Mastery: After co-founding Altra, Jeremy delves into the world of marketing. Get a sneak peek into his expertise in customer segmentation and lifecycle marketing. Learn how he translates brand value into resonating stories that captivate customers.Founder's Wisdom: Tune in to Jeremy's sage advice for fellow entrepreneurs. Embrace the power of a strong "why" behind your product, and learn how to infuse it into your brand's core values. Jeremy shares his personal growth journey, encouraging everyone to stay open, humble, and continuously seek opportunities to learn.Join us in this captivating episode of Founder's Field Notes, where innovation, passion, and determination converge to reshape the footwear industry. Whether you're a founder, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply curious about the journey of turning a pain point into a groundbreaking solution, this episode is a must-listen.Remember, every product has a story, and every entrepreneur has a unique journey. Don't let fear hold you back—let hope and optimism drive your future. As Jeremy Howlett beautifully puts it, "Be open and humble to learn. We don't all know everything, and being humble enough to seek help is the key to success."Tune in now to gain invaluable insights and embark on a journey of entrepreneurship that's sure to leave you inspired and motivated. Don't miss out on this enriching episode of Founder's Field Notes!#productdevelopment #running #altrarunning #shoes #manufacturing #productdesign #newproducts #golden #newproduct #entrepreneurship #development

Discover the inspiring journey of Jen Clyde and Michelle Money Weir, co-founders of Fore All, a trailblazing women's golf and lifestyle brand. Hosted by Jason Klug, Founder and CEO of Klugonyx Group, this episode delves into Fore All's commitment to enhancing the golf experience for women with stylish accessories and apparel. Learn from their insights on team building, embracing imperfection, staying focused, and leading by example. Tune in to Founder's Field Notes for a dose of entrepreneurship, innovation, and empowerment in the world of golf.

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug invites Michael Wolfe, the founder of both Wolfe Optics and Wolfe Media, to share his unique journey of innovation and entrepreneurship.Throughout their discussion, Wolfe provides an inside look into his experiences developing his own line of goggles and sunglasses, breaking down complex processes, and sharing insider knowledge gained from his time working with ski and golf shops. Together, they delve into the realities of patent filings, the intricate art of balancing business demands with a persistent drive for innovation, and the necessity of building a diverse team to navigate the competitive landscape.Wolfe's perspective shines a light on the real challenges entrepreneurs face in product development, from prototyping to scaling and even handling inevitable failure. He also underscores the critical importance of consumer feedback in the iterative design process.This episode isn't just about optics and media; it's a lesson in resilience, risk-taking, and constant learning for anyone in the world of start-ups. With valuable insights into marketing and strategic partnership, Wolfe paints a vivid picture of the entrepreneurial landscape, which is sure to be an enlightening listen for founders, engineers, and innovators alike.Whether you're just starting your entrepreneurial journey or looking to sharpen your product development skills, this episode with Michael Wolfe is a masterclass in bringing an idea to life. Listen in for a candid and illuminating conversation about entrepreneurship, innovation, and the highs and lows of building a product from scratch.About Michael:Michael Wolfe is a seasoned entrepreneur and industry veteran hailing from Chugiak, Alaska. His early experiences in the Last Frontier cultivated a fervor for launching various business ventures. Michael’s entrepreneurial journey led him to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he graduated from Ensign College with an Associate's degree in Entrepreneurship. He also holds certificates in Digital Marketing and Professional Sales.Michael's multifaceted career encompasses a broad spectrum of roles, with his expertise lying in the intersection of technology, marketing, and entrepreneurship. He currently serves as the Founder and Owner of Wolfe Optics, a company specializing in advanced optical technology. In addition to his work at Wolfe Optics, Michael is the owner of Wolfe Media LLC. Since November 2018, he has been managing the day-to-day operations, implementing strategic plans, overseeing sales services, and coordinating various tasks necessary for client fulfillment.He also has his own podcast called, “Outdoor Innovators” where he interviews brand owners and innovators in the outdoor industry space. With his compelling journey from Alaska to Utah and his multifaceted experience in product development and digital marketing, Michael Wolfe stands as a beacon of resilience, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. His ventures into the world of optics and media,

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug engages in an insightful conversation with Zach Miller, founder of ZLM Lighting, an Atlanta-based manufacturing representative. Zach's expertise in the lighting industry makes this episode a must-listen for founders and entrepreneurs seeking guidance for their startups. They discuss key aspects of running a successful business, sharing personal stories and highlighting valuable lessons learned along the way.During the podcast, Zach asks Jason probing questions about his own startup journey, making it a perfect episode for founders looking to grow their businesses and gain practical advice. The conversation emphasizes the importance of selecting team members who align with the company's vision and enrolling in programs like the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business for better financial decision-making. They also touch on the topic of burnout, providing strategies to handle and prevent it.In his own field notes, Zach highlights the significance of prioritizing wants and responsibilities. Overall, this episode of Founder's Field Notes offers valuable insights, actionable tips, and relatable stories for entrepreneurs at any stage of their journey. Tune in to gain inspiration, learn from their experiences, and propel your business forward.

In this episode, host Jason Klug sits down with Rachel Nilsson, the CEO and Founder of Rags to Raches, a rad apparel company. Rachel's entrepreneurial journey began in high school, where she discovered her talent for creating custom clothing. From selling her tees to a JMR, a skate boutique in Utah, to finding a niche market in second-hand kids' clothes, Rachel realized the demand for her unique creations.Throughout the episode, Rachel imparts valuable advice for entrepreneurs. She emphasizes the importance of avoiding burnout by outsourcing tasks and learning from mistakes. She also shares insights on hiring and delegating, encouraging founders to trust their instincts and consider the type of leaders they want to be. Rachel's perspective on smart money and the virtue of patience adds another layer of wisdom to the conversation.

On the latest episode of Founder's Field Notes we dive into an insightful conversation with Jon Bradshaw, multi-founder and current President of Codebase. During the episode, Jon shares his personal story of overcoming self-doubt and depression, which ultimately led him to develop the business idea for Codebase. As the President of Codebase, Jon leads a company focused on scaling teams by connecting businesses with talented software developers. He also sheds light on the intricacies of working with India and navigating cultural differences in a global business landscape.One of the key takeaways from Jon's journey is the importance of aligning intentions with partners and ensuring that leadership roles provide the necessary support for success. He emphasizes the need to avoid relying solely on one source of income, ads, or platforms to mitigate risks. Additionally, Jon highlights the value of investing in quality and understanding the complexities of software development.For entrepreneurs looking to expand their knowledge and gain practical insights, this episode of Founder's Field Notes is a must-watch!! Join Jason Klug as he delves into Jon Bradshaw's experiences and explores the power of resilience, self-discovery, and cross-cultural collaboration in the world of entrepreneurship.

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, Jason Klug sits down with Jared Ward, CEO and founder of Luminous, to discuss his vast experience in launching products and sourcing and selling new things. Jared shares his tips and tricks for working in China and sourcing products. He also talks about his journey of starting Luminous, how he identified a gap in the process and created a software to follow through with the RFQ process, and the significance of being intentional with equity distribution. The main takeaways from the episode are the importance of nailing your product before scaling it, being consistent in your actions, and everything you do should be intentional. Tune in to this episode for valuable insights on working with China and expert advice on launching and scaling your business! 

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug sits down with Allyse Jackson, Founder and CEO of Beehive Meals. Beehive Meals is a women-owned business that provides pre-assembled slow cooker-ready freezer meals and delivers them straight to your front door. Allyse shares her journey of turning her skills and passions into a successful and fast-growing business, including how she started out by prepping freezer meals while pregnant with her first child and giving them to neighbors in need. She also shares some valuable insights for fellow entrepreneurs, including the importance of surrounding yourself with other entrepreneurs for support and the necessity of failure for growth. Tune in to hear more about Allyse's journey and the lessons she's learned along the way.Want a discount for Beehive Meals? Use discount code: "foundersfieldnotes"

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, we sit down with Allison Roberts, CEO and Co-Founder of Fastercise, a science-backed fitness program that aligns your lifestyle with your body's survival mechanisms to help users lose excess fat easily. Allison shares her self-discovery journey to becoming an entrepreneur and the challenges she overcame to launch a successful business with her father, Dr. Denis Wilson. She emphasizes the importance of shifting your focus to internal motivators, relying on data to make key decisions, and prioritizing actions over results. In the Field Notes section, Allison provides a quick clip of how easy it is to do Fastercise anywhere, and encourages listeners to check out the program at Fastercise.com. Tune in to learn more about Allison's journey and the science behind Fastercise!

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug sits down with Jarom Watts, the Director of Sales and Honorary "founder/inventor” of Easy to Use Products. Easy to Use Products was founded in 2006 by Kevin Taylor and his son Michael. It is a U.S.-based manufacturer of consumer products that focus on mobility aids, memory aids, and dressing aids to make daily living easier.Jarom joined Easy to Use Products in 2018 and has played a crucial role in not only selling their existing products but also in creating new unique offerings, such as the Pill Popper and Memory Game, which were designed and engineered by our company, Klugonyx! In this episode, Jarom shares his insights on the product development process, the importance of being a salesman and inventor, and the value of prototyping and getting feedback. He also emphasizes the importance of having passion and love for what you do as an entrepreneur, rather than just focusing on making money.Listeners will gain valuable field notes from Jarom's experiences and learn from his successes and failures as he shares his journey in helping grow Easy to Use Products and creating innovative products for consumers. Tune in to Founder's Field Notes to hear Jarom Watts' story and gain valuable insights for your own entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug sits down with Tyler Green, CEO and Co-Founder of Cache, the company behind the world's first modular tailgate system. Tyler shares his entrepreneurial journey, from jumping around different retail jobs to finally landing on an idea that gave him the inspiration to start his own business with his brother Dylan. Listeners will learn about the importance of seeking help from investors, preparing for unexpected challenges, and remaining optimistic as an entrepreneur. Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights from Tyler's field notes and real-life experiences.

In this episode of Founder's Field Notes, Jason Klug, serial entrepreneur and host of the show, sits down with Josh Little, CEO and founder of Volley, Maestro, Bloomfire, and Qzzr, as well as a passionate educator and "brinemaster." Little shares his entrepreneurial journey, from starting out as an educator to founding several successful companies focused on education and communication. He provides valuable insights for aspiring founders, including the importance of building trust through keeping promises and being transparent, and being open to pivoting based on feedback and data. Whether you're just starting out or have years of experience, this episode offers practical advice and inspiration for anyone looking to grow their business.

In this week's episode, we sat down with Bennett Maxwell, the CEO and founder of Dirty Dough, the cookie franchise that has taken the dessert industry by storm! Bennett is a true sales guru and a mental health advocate who believes that true joy comes from knowing yourself and finding real fulfillment. During the episode, Bennett shared his sales journey, how he identified opportunities and chased them, and his plans for using the success of Dirty Dough to build his Life is Sweet Foundation.Overall, Bennett's journey is an inspiring tale of hard work, perseverance, and passion. Tune in to this episode to learn more about his experience, and don't forget to take note of his invaluable advice on how to become a successful entrepreneur. #productdevelopment #manufacturing #foundersfieldnotes #entrepreneurship #lifeissweetAbout Bennett Maxwell:Bennett Maxwell is a successful entrepreneur, real estate investor, and mental health advocate who is best known as the founder and CEO of Dirty Dough, a franchise cookie company. Maxwell's vision is to break down business barriers and raise mental health awareness by promoting authenticity and self-acceptance.Maxwell's entrepreneurial journey began at an early age when he started selling candy bars in school. He went on to sell discount cards, do door-to-door sales, and even run lemonade stands to make money. This early experience in sales has stayed with him, and he has continued to use his skills to build successful businesses throughout his career.Maxwell's work history includes stints as a tutor, sales manager, and life insurance agent, among others. He is also the owner of five residential properties with 15+ tenants, which has given him a deep understanding of the real estate industry.In April 2019, Maxwell founded Dirty Dough, which uses centralized production with special machines to produce the world's first 3 layer cookie. This innovative approach allows for a franchise to open up at half the cost of the competition, half the labor, while lowering ongoing costs. Dirty Dough has quickly become a popular franchise, with 90 franchises already sold by May 2022.Maxwell is also a member of the Forbes Business Council and has his own podcast, "Deeper Than Dough." The podcast focuses on finding joy and fulfillment in both business and personal life through self-awareness and mindset. Maxwell believes that true happiness and success come from knowing oneself and being authentic.Despite his success, Maxwell remains humble and focused on helping others. His commitment to mental health awareness and self-acceptance sets him apart as a leader in the business world.https://linktr.ee/bennettmaxwellAbout Founder's Field Notes: Founder's Field Notes is a must-watch for any founder or aspiring entrepreneur. This show is a unique blend of business education and inspiration, aimed at helping founders and future entrepreneurs overcome the struggles of starting and running a business.Each episode delves into the real-life experiences of successful entrepreneurs, highlighting the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned along the way. The show is hosted by Jason Klug, Founder and CEO of Klugonyx. Jason sits down with fellow experts in the entrepreneurship world to provide in-depth analysis and expert advice on the most pressing issues facing today's business owners.Whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned entrepreneur, Founder's Field Notes is an essential resource for anyone looking to grow their business and achieve success. The show is tailored specifically to the needs of its target audience, founders of businesses and future entrepreneurs, providing a wealth of information, inspiration, and practical guidance. So,

Welcome to this week's episode of Founder's Field Notes! Our guest for this episode is Madelyne Van Hoff, a successful entrepreneur with 10+ years of experience in building and managing businesses. Madelyne is the founder of Mustang Media, Tangible School, and her latest venture, ShareHouse. She has become an expert in marketing, communication, and building key connections to help businesses grow!During her conversation with Jason Klug, Founder of Klugonyx, Madelyne shared valuable insights on her entrepreneurial journey, starting from the bottom in corporate events in New York City and working her way up to founding her own businesses. Madelyne and Jason chat about the importance of having mantras to remind you of why you are doing what you are doing and what you are chasing in life and how to understand your customer profile for your business. So listen in and learn all about Madelyne Van Hoff and how you too can find success in your endeavors!

In this episode of Founder’s Field Notes, Jason Klug, CEO and Founder of Klugonyx, continues his conversation with Kirk Ouimet in PART 2 of his entrepreneur story with us! Kirk is a true pioneer in the tech and entrepreneur world, with a proven track record as a programmer, inventor, entrepreneur, and investor. He co-founded the successful company Scan, and is getting ready to launch Stack, a health supplement company that is going to take the world by storm! In Part 1 of our interview, Kirk shared with us his journey as a founder, and the lessons he learned along the way. In Part 2, we're diving deeper into the story of Scan, and getting an exclusive introduction to his latest venture, Stack. We'll explore the challenges and triumphs of bringing a new product to market, and learn what it takes to succeed as a founder in today's competitive landscape.Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply curious about the startup world, you won't want to miss this episode. So, without further ado, let's continue our conversation with Kirk Ouimet.About Kirk Ouimet:Kirk Ouimet is a computer programmer, inventor, entrepreneur, and investor. He is a co-founder of Scan, Inc., a computer vision company that created a popular consumer app called Scan, which raised $10M in funding and was downloaded over 250 million times! Kirk successfully helped sell Scan Inc. to Snap Inc. and integrated its scanning technology into Snapchat, providing his team and investors with $100M+ in returns when Snap went public. At Snap, he led engineering teams in Los Angeles and Utah, where he helped scale the engineering team from 30 to over 1,000 engineers, authored over 20 patents, and built the creative tools used by hundreds of millions of Snapchat users.In addition to his work in the tech industry, Kirk is an avid cryptocurrency enthusiast and actively participates in the space. He is currently focused on investing in and advising Web3 companies and DAOs, and is an LP/Mentor for Web3 at Convoi Ventures. Kirk's other interests include nanotechnology, artificial general intelligence, biological immortality, and games.Prior to his work at Scan and Snap, Kirk created several other web-related projects, including Yougetsignal.com, a website that can track connections between sites as they travel thousands of miles and hop continents, and Socwall.com, a platform where users generate and promote content on pages. Kirk is now starting a new AI driven health supplement company called Stack. https://www.kirkouimet.com/https://www.instagram.com/kirkouimet/?hl=enhttps://www.stack.sc/About Founder's Field Notes: Founder's Field Notes is a must-watch for any founder or aspiring entrepreneur. This show is a unique blend of business education and inspiration, aimed at helping founders and future entrepreneurs overcome the struggles of starting and running a business.Each episode delves into the real-life experiences of successful entrepreneurs, highlighting the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned along the way. The show is hosted by Jason Klug, Founder and CEO of Klugonyx. Jason sits down with fellow experts in the entrepreneurship world to provide in-depth analysis and expert advice on the most pressing issues facing today's business owners.Whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned entrepreneur, Founder's Field Notes is an essential resource for anyone looking to grow their business and achieve success. The show is tailored specifically to the needs of its target audience, founders of businesses and future entrepreneurs, providing a wealth of information, inspiration, and practical guidance. So, if you're looking to take your business to the next level, tune in to Founder's Field Notes.www.klugonyx.

In this episode of Founder’s Field Notes, Jason Klug, CEO and Founder of Klugonyx, chats with Kirk Ouimet. Kirk is a programmer, inventor, entrepreneur, and investor who co-founded Scan, and is currently working on a new project called Stack. We had such a great conversation with Kirk that we had to split it into two parts. In Part 1, we dive deep into Kirk's background and learn how he got into programming and hacking. Kirk also shares the story of how he co-founded Scan and grew it into a successful company, including details on the Scan app that was downloaded over 250 million times!!If you're interested in learning from successful founders and gaining insights into the startup world, you won't want to miss this episode of Founder’s Field Notes!

In this episode of the Founder's Field Notes, host Jason Klug sits down with Earl Foote, the CEO and founder of Nexus IT. With a wealth of experience and insights to share, Earl takes listeners on a journey through his 23 years of entrepreneurial success, his launch of Nexus IT and exploring the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way. With a focus on the importance of continuous learning and self-improvement, Earl and Jason delve into the key to success for entrepreneurs and business owners, discussing the value of leveling up both personally and professionally. They also look to the future, examining the trends shaping the future of business funding and the critical role that self-care plays in growing and scaling a successful enterprise.Don't miss this inspiring conversation with Earl Foote, unlocking the secrets to entrepreneurial success and leveling up your business! About Earl Foote:Earl Foote is a seasoned entrepreneur with 23 years of experience in the field. He is the CEO and founder of Nexus IT Consultants, a company that provides white-glove IT support and services to businesses. Specializing in outsourced IT support, cybersecurity, compliance, and cloud solutions, Nexus offers a full range of managed services that are suited to organizations and businesses of all sizes and in all sectors.Earl is also the co-founder of Elevate Intl, a project that is passionate about offering adventures, retreats, and humanitarian service opportunities to leaders. He shares his wanderlust for seeing the world to bless the lives of at-risk children.Earl is also a podcaster and has been hosting the TechBeat podcast for over 4 years. He created TechBeat to inspire Founders and Leaders to greater success by sharing the stories and key lessons of fellow entrepreneurs. In addition to his entrepreneurial ventures, Earl is a member of the Pando Board of Directors, the Salt Lake Chamber Board of Governors, and an Advisory Board Member. With a passion for community building and networking, Earl uses his 90 Proof band, a bunch of ex-executives, to network with others and build opportunities for people.https://www.linkedin.com/in/earlfoote/https://www.nexusitc.net#levelup #b2b #foundersfieldnotes #utahit #nexusit #entrepreneurforlifeAbout the Founder's Field Notes Podcast by Klugonyx: Founder's Field Notes is a must-watch for any founder or aspiring entrepreneur. This show is a unique blend of business education and inspiration, aimed at helping founders and future entrepreneurs overcome the struggles of starting and running a business.Each episode delves into the real-life experiences of successful entrepreneurs, highlighting the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned along the way. The show is hosted by Jason Klug, Founder and CEO of Klugonyx. Jason sits down with fellow experts in the entrepreneurship world to provide in-depth analysis and expert advice on the most pressing issues facing today's business owners.Whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned entrepreneur, Founder's Field Notes is an essential resource for anyone looking to grow their business and achieve success. The show is tailored specifically to the needs of its target audience, founders of businesses and future entrepreneurs, providing a wealth of information, inspiration, and practical guidance. So, if you're looking to take your business to the next level, tune in to Founder's Field Notes bi-weekly! Klugonyx.com#foundersfieldnotes #productdevelopment #entrepreneur

Mother of Four and Founder of Ayla & Co, Nikki Day, chats with Jason Klug, founder of Klugonyx and serial entrepreneur, to discuss starting a business and the challenges of designing your own products. Watch or listen in to learn more about how Nikki went from running a successful fitness franchise to creating her own diaper bag system to sell to consumers. #ayla&co #babybrand #parentbrand #productdevelopment #entrepreneurship #foundersfieldnotes #klugonyx #operations #lifesbeautifulmesses #productdesignAbout Nikki Day:Nikki Day is a mother of four young children and has first hand experience with dealing with diaper bags! After struggling to find a diaper bag that was stylish and functional, Nikki and her husband Brody created the first Ayla & Co bag. The Ayla & Co Diaper Bag combines parent-friendly features with organization and style to create a diaper bag system that helps with life’s messy moments. The brand encourages parents to stay resilient with functional solutions designed to help moms and dads take on the chaos of parenthood with a little less mess!The Ayla & Co brand has many different products all designed by Nikki! These products include, the Ayla Diaper Bag, the Ayla Vacuum, the Ayla Mini, the Ayla Fanny, and many different accessories that are all designed for life’s beautiful messes. https://aylabag.com/ (https://aylabag.com/)https://www.instagram.com/ayla.and.coAbout Founder's Field Notes: Founder’s Field Notes is a podcast for and by Founders that delves into the product development process and what it takes to bring an idea to life! Join Jason Klug, CEO of Klugonyx and serial entrepreneur, as he interviews fellow founders to uncover and share their business insights with you. Tune in bi-weekly to Founder’s Field Notes to learn from those who have come before you and discover what it takes to achieve success.We hope you found these field notes useful and can learn from others successes and failures! If you are working on a project, please reach out to us. We might be able to help guide you through the minefield of challenges on your way to selling a successful product. Check out our website and social media platforms to learn more and see what we’ve been working on.https://www.klugonyx.com (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbEw2WFFwYkhqZmlaVmlhUENMWE1fYlRfNndrZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttQTdsMlVXRUJ4VG9IUFBtejRlYmhyQlBYYmNVYnBtOVJqTE1qUXdjMDZlWVUtRlM1VEpiMlluQkJDN3dKcmFrSFdtd3RQVHRTVThZX2RrcXFlVVhNa1V4SFdWdm85SzNKRFBFejRMeVBRcENOemdzSQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.klugonyx.com%2F&v=8gSowUATRYk)

Videographer, content creator, and Founder of the Holdland brand, Brad Devine sits down with Jason Klug, founder of Klugonyx and serial entrepreneur, to talk about Brad’s start into the influencer world and why he decided to start Holdland and create products geared towards fellow creators. Listen and watch in and learn what Brad has to say about starting a brand and insight into his newest product release of the Holdland Iris launching January 10, 2023! #somewheredevine #holdland #theiris #craftedforcreators #productdevelopment #productdesign #branding #foundersfieldnotesAbout Brad Devine:Brad Devine and his wife Hailey, are a husband and wife team who share a passion for filmmaking, travel, and creating an impact wherever they go. The two have a Youtube channel and blog together called Somewhere Devine. Here they share vlogs filled with inspiration, travels and life with their little girls. Along with creating content for his community, Brad founded the Holdland brand which is centered around releasing products specifically for fellow creators. Holdland’s first product was the Holdland Backpack. The idea behind the backpack began from Brad’s desire to create products that would contain or hold his equipment and luggage in an innovative way that would lend the photographer a helping hand. Holland’s newest product is The Iris. The Iris is a custom designed lens cap that is designed to replace the inconvenience of your standard lens cap. The Iris rotates open when you are ready to capture and rotates closed when it is time to protect. The Iris launches January 10, 2023! https://holdland.com/http://www.somewheredevine.com (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbEwtQ3hnRG9fdkFvWVBkLWlYcTliYUpLZXM5QXxBQ3Jtc0tsNzF2eHhRUmlPdlg2ZVN3Mk5hellEejltQXI1dmVoYmVkbWRSdTQwVTdhbG03MEFSSVVBVzl1X3ZjWE5vTVZubnZQZ2Jlb3lESjhwQjlkYklVSFR1cHgzR25GdnZKWVF4UWNINkhacldfMjFlQXAtSQ&q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.somewheredevine.com%2F&v=NTDzX9529Jk)INSTAGRAM: @haileydevine & @bradleydevineYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HaileyDevine/videosAbout Founder's Field Notes: Founder’s Field Notes is a podcast for and by Founders that delves into the product development process and what it takes to bring an idea to life! Join Jason Klug, CEO of Klugonyx and serial entrepreneur, as he interviews fellow founders to uncover and share their business insights with you. Tune in bi-weekly to Founder’s Field Notes to learn from those who have come before you and discover what it takes to achieve success.https://www.klugonyx.com (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbEw2WFFwYkhqZmlaVmlhUENMWE1fYlRfNndrZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttQTdsMlVXRUJ4VG9IUFBtejRlYmhyQlBYYmNVYnBtOVJqTE1qUXdjMDZlWVUtRlM1VEpiMlluQkJDN3dKcmFrSFdtd3RQVHRTVThZX2RrcXFlVVhNa1V4SFdWdm85SzNKRFBFejRMeVBRcENOemdzSQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.klugonyx.com%2F&v=8gSowUATRYk)