Dulari Amin's guest appearances

Dulari Amin

Business Rockstars

The Drum Arms Podcast

Elevate Your Brand

Laurel Mintz

Jonathan Eppers

Rachel Martin

Cindy Gallop

Ashley Sumner

Lisa Congdon

Carolyn McCall

Lizzie Widhelm

Charles Schwab

Vivian Lee

Karen King

Jilliene Helman

Doug Bouton

Shelley Zalis

Shrankhla Holecek

OwlTail

Dulari is a proven entrepreneur, investor, and brand builder. Dulari is the co-Founder of Synergy Ventures. She invests in and is an advisor to mission-driven early-stage and growth companies. Across CPG, tech, and healthcare, her investments have a combined market cap of over $2.5B. Previously, she co-founded Phenomenon, an award-winning agency working with Fortune 500 brands. She bootstrapped the company to 120+ employees across three cities. Dulari is a passionate advocate for education and economic empowerment, and serves on the boards of Woodbury University, Larchmont Charter School, and Beyond Capital Fund.Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, explores some of the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, the Elevate Your Brand podcast features an entrepreneurial special guest to discuss the past, present and future of their brand.

Elevate Your Brand with Dulari Amin of Synergy Ventures

Dulari Amin, the president and co-founder of “Innovations Company” Phenomenon, based in LA with an office in Chicago, sees innovation happening faster than ever, and it’s her company’s job to help foster it for good. Phenomenon deals with brand, UX, digital and cultural innovation issues, and wants to use the latest innovations to benefit those who need it most. As the head of it, Amin thinks about women’s safety issues, healthcare and diversity – big ideas but ones that need innovative solutions. She believes that we, as a society, are inundated with social media and digital interference and that we don’t need to be tied to our devices.“It’s good to be quiet…to take some time off,” she said. That said, she is a driven individual, one who would encourage women not to give up, to keep on a career path and don’t plan so far in advance when to have children and when to drop out of the workforce. She believes men should support families too and that diversity means having a balance of men and women.Coming to America from India when she was 17, she saw early the importance of learning all she could, which she is still doing leading a company of 150 people. Learning takes listening, and it’s something she thinks is of utmost importance, especially asking questions and really listening to the answer.If she wasn’t leading Phenomenon, Amin would help entrepreneurs start businesses, perhaps guiding immigrants like herself. She grew up in a house of 50, part of a joint family, which taught her to deal with lots of personalities, to compromise and to help tell stories, which is what her agency, er, innovation company, helps do every day.Amin has a “Six P” model for success and happiness in life, which she is happy to explain. Have a listen.

Dulari Amin, the president and co-founder of “Innovations Company” Phenomenon, based in LA with an office in Chicago, sees innovation happening faster than ever, and it’s her company’s job to help foster it for good. Phenomenon deals with brand, UX, digital and cultural innovation issues, and wants to use the latest innovations to benefit those who need it most. As the head of it, Amin thinks about women’s safety issues, healthcare and diversity – big ideas but ones that need innovative solutions. She believes that we, as a society, are inundated with social media and digital interference and that we don’t need to be tied to our devices. “It’s good to be quiet…to take some time off,” she said. That said, she is a driven individual, one who would encourage women not to give up, to keep on a career path and don’t plan so far in advance when to have children and when to drop out of the workforce. She believes men should support families too and that diversity means having a balance of men and women. Coming to America from India when she was 17, she saw early the importance of learning all she could, which she is still doing leading a company of 150 people. Learning takes listening, and it’s something she thinks is of utmost importance, especially asking questions and really listening to the answer. If she wasn’t leading Phenomenon, Amin would help entrepreneurs start businesses, perhaps guiding immigrants like herself. She grew up in a house of 50, part of a joint family, which taught her to deal with lots of personalities, to compromise and to help tell stories, which is what her agency, er, innovation company, helps do every day. Amin has a “Six P” model for success and happiness in life, which she is happy to explain. Have a listen.

Exceptional Women Out West: Dulari Amin, president, co-founder, Phenomenon