Elizabeth Walton Egan's guest appearances

Elizabeth Walton Egan

Slow Stories

Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast

Wade Foster

Jaclyn Johnson

Jake Dunlap

Jack Altman

Ryan Denehy

Bart Lorang

Ian Andrews

Grace Bonney

Aaron Ross

Ed Fry

Patrick Campbell

Sean Ellis

Doug Landis

Brian Kelly

Michael Katz

OwlTail

Elizabeth Walton Egan, SVP Marketing at Yext, joins the Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast to discuss "Getting Rid of Attribution."

Elizabeth Walton Egan, SVP Marketing at Yext, joins the Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast to discuss "Getting Rid of Attribution."

Getting Rid of Attribution with Elizabeth Walton Egan (Yext)

Slowing down opens up a world of possibility—though it can take on many meanings depending on who you ask. In the business community, next-generation entrepreneurs have recognized the importance of shifting pace to create products that cater to a more conscious way of life. Elizabeth Walton Egan is one of these founders, and she is placing intentionality and humanity at the core of her company. Enter Dally—a design-driven lifestyle brand that “crafts goods with attention to detail and a spirit that has a ‘loose understanding’ of time.” Co-founded in partnership with her husband and creative partner, Kevin Egan, the Dally duo’s fast-paced, New York City life called attention to a greater opportunity to “seize the slow.” Currently, Dally’s core product includes a botanical handwash with a mission to infuse meaning in this daily ritual. For Elizabeth, treating these ordinary moments with reverence is an essential part of truly changing our habits—and minds—when thinking about slowness. And in this interview, she spoke more about building a company that (slowly!) walks the walk, how her personal relationship with pace has changed, and why she believes in daydreaming. This episode also opens with a story contributed by Veronica Petty of Domingo Comms.

Slowing down opens up a world of possibility—though it can take on many meanings depending on who you ask. In the business community, next-generation entrepreneurs have recognized the importance of shifting pace to create products that cater to a more conscious way of life. Elizabeth Walton Egan is one of these founders, and she is placing intentionality and humanity at the core of her company. Enter Dally—a design-driven lifestyle brand that “crafts goods with attention to detail and a spirit that has a ‘loose understanding’ of time.” Co-founded in partnership with her husband and creative partner, Kevin Egan, the Dally duo’s fast-paced, New York City life called attention to a greater opportunity to “seize the slow.” Currently, Dally’s core product includes a botanical handwash with a mission to infuse meaning in this daily ritual. For Elizabeth, treating these ordinary moments with reverence is an essential part of truly changing our habits—and minds—when thinking about slowness. And in this interview, she spoke more about building a company that (slowly!) walks the walk, how her personal relationship with pace has changed, and why she believes in daydreaming. This episode also opens with a story contributed by Veronica Petty of Domingo Comms.

Elizabeth Walton Egan — ”Where speed can hurt is when you are out of control.”