Jennifer Yeh's guest appearances

Jennifer Yeh

Global Health & Childhood Cancer

Broken Class

Products by Women 

Julie Clark

Peter Hotez

Candice King

Erin Flynn

Michelle Kennedy

Robert Patterson

Upasna Gautam

Ruchika Mishra

Erin McCann

Tom Di Liberto

Lina Chan

Deepak Bansal

Tyger Gruber

Elaine Montilla

Zachary Ward

OwlTail

Jennifer Yeh is a mother, a neighborhood advocate, and one-eighth of Eugene's City Council, representing Ward 4 (Northeast Eugene/Harlow). While I've expressed critical testimony at several meetings, her thoughtful receptiveness and sincere listening skills have always been self-evident. She is also a UO graduate in English, and the co-Executive Director for the Lane County History Museum.  We discuss not liking beer (1:55), private citizen to public official (2:51), representing Ward 4 (is it conservative?) (7:47), campaign priorities (11:52), businesses, MUPTE, Opportunity Zones (14:34), Riverfront update and Yeh's qualifications (19:25), diversity on boards and commissions (24:38), inclusion and mental health (28:17), her family and anti-Asian racism (31:07) Britney Spears, Ye, fame and bullying (34:33), children, technology and photography (39:00), two new TV shows (The Dropout, The Chair) (45:22), Eugene in 2040 and electrification (48:02), EVs, car culture and transportation (53:33), getting involved and why I dislike "Councilor" (59:43), the brokenness of addiction services (1:04:07). SONG: "Rant" [live] by Gradient (1:09:51).  The discussion is on video in 4K at https://youtu.be/cKUbVy_iffI.  Please follow/rate/review the podcast, and check out Jennifer's campaign website: https://electjenniferyeh.com

Jennifer Yeh is a mother, a neighborhood advocate, and one-eighth of Eugene's City Council, representing Ward 4 (Northeast Eugene/Harlow). While I've expressed critical testimony at several meetings, her thoughtful receptiveness and sincere listening skills have always been self-evident. She is also a UO graduate in English, and the co-Executive Director for the Lane County History Museum.  We discuss not liking beer (1:55), private citizen to public official (2:51), representing Ward 4 (is it conservative?) (7:47), campaign priorities (11:52), businesses, MUPTE, Opportunity Zones (14:34), Riverfront update and Yeh's qualifications (19:25), diversity on boards and commissions (24:38), inclusion and mental health (28:17), her family and anti-Asian racism (31:07) Britney Spears, Ye, fame and bullying (34:33), children, technology and photography (39:00), two new TV shows (The Dropout, The Chair) (45:22), Eugene in 2040 and electrification (48:02), EVs, car culture and transportation (53:33), getting involved and why I dislike "Councilor" (59:43), the brokenness of addiction services (1:04:07).  SONG: "Rant" [live] by Gradient (1:09:51).  The discussion is on video in 4K at <a href="https://youtu.be/cKUbVy_iffI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/cKUbVy_iffI</a>.  Please follow/rate/review the podcast, and check out Jennifer's campaign website: <a href="https://electjenniferyeh.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://electjenniferyeh.com</a>

188: with Jennifer Yeh, Eugene City Councilor

Jennifer Tsay

Kat Tchernavskikh

In this episode, we spoke to Jennifer Yeh, Jennifer Tsay and Kat Tchernavskikh the executive founding team at Shoott.com, a female-run startup that celebrates diversity and seeks to provide accessible and quality photography to everybody.  Shoott was launched in the summer of 2018 in NYC and has since held thousands of sessions.  Shoott’s elite team of talented photographers have shot for some of the world's biggest brands, including Forbes, Elle, GQ, The Cut, Buzzfeed and more.  How it works: 1. Book your free 30 min session 2. Enjoy a customized photo shoot 3. Pay only for the pics you love Shoott selects only the top 5% of applicants and screen for amazing technical and creative skills as well as a winning personality. Google Reviews: “Dawit was fantastic! I love how simple and straightforward this whole process was. The 30min session was the perfect amount of time to convince the camera shy to try it out. Such a great concept to get exactly what kind of photos you are looking for, well done!” Savannah Taylor “I had a maternity shoot with my best friend who is due 2 weeks after me. We had a really lovey time and the location we chose was gorgeous! We got some beautiful shots that will last us a lifetime of memories! Glad we discovered shoott and will most definitely be using this service again when my baby is born!” Kristina Olmedo At the end of this episode, you learn more about:  - How the idea came into being  - How the team validated a need  - About their leadership styles and what they've had to teach themselves  - How they balance their side hustles along with a start-up and more...  We hope you enjoy this episode. We'd love to hear from you - so do drop us a line at info@productsbywomen.com! ------------------------------------------------------------- Host: Naimeesha Murthy | Editor: Stephan Cho

In this episode, we spoke to <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mhjenniferyeh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jennifer Yeh</a>, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-tsay-1a65711/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jennifer Tsay</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tchernavskikh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kat Tchernavskikh </a>the executive founding team at <a href="https://shoott.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shoott.com</a>, a female-run startup that celebrates diversity and seeks to provide accessible and quality photography to everybody.  Shoott was launched in the summer of 2018 in NYC and has since held thousands of sessions.  Shoott’s elite team of talented photographers have shot for some of the world's biggest brands, including Forbes, Elle, GQ, The Cut, Buzzfeed and more.  How it works: 1. Book your free 30 min session 2. Enjoy a customized photo shoot 3. Pay only for the pics you love Shoott selects only the top 5% of applicants and screen for amazing technical and creative skills as well as a winning personality. Google Reviews: “Dawit was fantastic! I love how simple and straightforward this whole process was. The 30min session was the perfect amount of time to convince the camera shy to try it out. Such a great concept to get exactly what kind of photos you are looking for, well done!” Savannah Taylor “I had a maternity shoot with my best friend who is due 2 weeks after me. We had a really lovey time and the location we chose was gorgeous! We got some beautiful shots that will last us a lifetime of memories! Glad we discovered shoott and will most definitely be using this service again when my baby is born!” Kristina Olmedo At the end of this episode, you learn more about:  - How the idea came into being  - How the team validated a need  - About their leadership styles and what they've had to teach themselves  - How they balance their side hustles along with a start-up and more...  We hope you enjoy this episode. We'd love to hear from you - so do drop us a line at <a href="mailto:info@productsbywomen.com">info@productsbywomen.com</a>! ------------------------------------------------------------- Host: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/naimeesha/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Naimeesha Murthy</a> | Editor:<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephan-cho-a412a838/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Stephan Cho</a>

Jennifer Yeh, Jennifer Tsay and Kat Tchernavskikh | Executive Founding Team @ Shoott.com | USA and Canada 

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