Mom and Son Podcast – Season 4 Episode 2 (MARTIN FAUSTO – Brand’eM)
We got Son No.1 for today’s episode! Brand’eM has recently turned 4 years old and is a rare scenario of a start-up that didn’t lose money in its starting years. How did this happen? Join us as we talk about the challenges Martin faces being the boss at an early age, how he manages his company and some insights of his based on his experience in the industry. 1:07 – What does Brand’eM do? 8:44 – How he learned how to be a boss, 10:35 – His journey to take the step of starting his own business, 14:04 – balance of being a boss, 20:09 – his company’s practice of conducting Industry Research, 29:33 – how this generation perceives what a good brand is.
You can check them out on IG @brandemconsultancy, on FB Brand’eM, and their website brandem.ph
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Thanks to those who already bought the FQ Book, especially to those who took the time out to send me their feedback. Your feedback is food for my soul. To those who have not gotten their copy yet, here’s a short preview of FQ: The nth Intelligence
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Rose Fres Fausto is a speaker and author of bestselling books Raising Pinoy Boys and The Retelling of The Richest Man in Babylon (English and Filipino versions). Click this link to read samples – Books of FQ Mom. She is a Behavioral Economist, Certified Gallup Strengths Coach and the grand prize winner of the first Sinag Financial Literacy Digital Journalism Awards. Follow her on Facebook & YouTube as FQ Mom, and Twitter & Instagram as theFQMom. Her latest book is FQ: The Nth Intelligence.
