Laurie DeJong's guest appearances

Laurie DeJong

The Glossy Podcast

Meeting Minds 

Marist Connections

David Meltzer

Andy King

Benjamin Hardy

Patrick Lencioni

Steve Sims

Brian Solis

Chester Elton

Brad Lea

Bill Dorfman

Lee Cockerell

DAVID ADLER

Kristin Banta

Ian O'Connor

James Snyder

David Horsager

OwlTail

This week on Meeting Minds we chat with the Vice President of Integrated Marketing Communications at E.L.F. BEAUTY, Patrick O'Keefe and CEO of LDJ Production, Laurie Dejong! We talk about brand storytelling, ways to wow your attendees, and how to make your company's 'boring' meetings shine. Listen now to learn all about it!

This week on Meeting Minds we chat with the Vice President of Integrated Marketing Communications at E.L.F. BEAUTY, Patrick O'Keefe and CEO of LDJ Production, Laurie Dejong! We talk about brand storytelling, ways to wow your attendees, and how to make your company's 'boring' meetings shine. Listen now to learn all about it!

What's Your Brand's Story? Ft. Patrick O'Keefe & Laurie Dejong

Laurie DeJong '87 is the founder of The Paper Fig Foundation whose mission is to use fashion and fine arts to support sustainable community development projects both locally and in developing nations in Africa. They currently have programs in Rwanda, Uganda, Ghana, and Nigeria. She joins us to talk about the importance of giving back, how art can change lives, and the impact of COVID-19.Laurie is also the CEO of LDJ productions and a regular speaker on women’s empowerment, mentorship and the economic impact of fashion on global economies with specific emphasis on developing nations. She recently spoke at the World Economic Forum Africa. Laurie is a Trustee of Marist College, a guest writer for Entrepreneur Magazine and a member of both the Women's Presidents' Educational Organization and the National Association of Professional Women.

Laurie DeJong '87 is the founder of The Paper Fig Foundation whose mission is to use fashion and fine arts to support sustainable community development projects both locally and in developing nations in Africa. They currently have programs in Rwanda, Uganda, Ghana, and Nigeria. She joins us to talk about the importance of giving back, how art can change lives, and the impact of COVID-19. Laurie is also the CEO of LDJ productions and a regular speaker on women’s empowerment, mentorship and the economic impact of fashion on global economies with specific emphasis on developing nations. She recently spoke at the World Economic Forum Africa. Laurie is a Trustee of Marist College, a guest writer for Entrepreneur Magazine and a member of both the Women's Presidents' Educational Organization and the National Association of Professional Women.

Alumni Making an Impact: Laurie DeJong '87