Liliana Lovell's guest appearances

Liliana Lovell

Sports Motivation Podcast

Glambition® Radio with Ali Brown

Heroes in Business

Reshma Saujani

Farnoosh Torabi

Amanda Tress

Cindy Eckert

Sheri Salata

Dorie Clark

Denise Duffield-Thomas

Lynn Perkins

Beth Comstock

Lauren Zander

Sallie Krawcheck

Jessica Yellin

Caroline Criado-Perez

Kate White

Eleanor Beaton

OwlTail

In this interview, I speak with the founder and CEO of Coyote Ugly Saloon, one of the most popular and successful bars in the world, Liliana Lovell. She breaks down her philosophy on leadership, loyalty and what it takes to build a global brand in an industry that did not welcome her with open arms.   TIME STAMPS: (0:00) A special birthday shoutout to my killas, Rachel &amp; Rose!   (6:02) Intro to today's episode   (8:55) Welcome, Liliana Lovell!   (9:42) Liliana's story   (12:48) What college taught Liliana as an entrepreneur   (13:52) The launch and expansion of "Coyote Ugly"   (16:51) "When you have nothing, you've got nothing to lose."   (20:43) Having the foresight to think 5 years down the road.   (22:18) Liliana's weaknesses along her journey.   (24:37) Having super-high standards for your business.   (25:49) The skeleton behind Liliana's business-model.   (28:43) Why Liliana still hires all the opening-staffs around the world, in-person.   (31:09) Fears, doubts, and bar culture.   (33:58) What helped Liliana deal with her fears and doubts.   (34:56) High-valued characteristics in Liliana's team.   (36:16) "Loyalty"   (38:36) Being a female entrepreneur in America   (42:37) "Imposter Syndrome"   (44:55) Key tip: Don't be dumb with money.   (50:13) How Liliana stays up to date on all things business.   (51:52) Liliana's keys to maintaining high-energy.   (53:30) Liliana's round-table wish of "dead-or-alive" greats.   (55:51) How to get in touch with Liliana and support Coyote Ugly's latest charity for the Bahamas   Website: www.coyoteuglysaloon.com   Facebook: www.facebook.com/coyoteuglysaloon   Instagram: www.instagram.com/coyoteuglyusa

In this interview, I speak with the founder and CEO of Coyote Ugly Saloon, one of the most popular and successful bars in the world, Liliana Lovell. She breaks down her philosophy on leadership, loyalty and what it takes to build a global brand in an industry that did not welcome her with open arms.   TIME STAMPS: (0:00) A special birthday shoutout to my killas, Rachel &amp; Rose!   (6:02) Intro to today's episode   (8:55) Welcome, Liliana Lovell!   (9:42) Liliana's story   (12:48) What college taught Liliana as an entrepreneur   (13:52) The launch and expansion of "Coyote Ugly"   (16:51) "When you have nothing, you've got nothing to lose."   (20:43) Having the foresight to think 5 years down the road.   (22:18) Liliana's weaknesses along her journey.   (24:37) Having super-high standards for your business.   (25:49) The skeleton behind Liliana's business-model.   (28:43) Why Liliana still hires all the opening-staffs around the world, in-person.   (31:09) Fears, doubts, and bar culture.   (33:58) What helped Liliana deal with her fears and doubts.   (34:56) High-valued characteristics in Liliana's team.   (36:16) "Loyalty"   (38:36) Being a female entrepreneur in America   (42:37) "Imposter Syndrome"   (44:55) Key tip: Don't be dumb with money.   (50:13) How Liliana stays up to date on all things business.   (51:52) Liliana's keys to maintaining high-energy.   (53:30) Liliana's round-table wish of "dead-or-alive" greats.   (55:51) How to get in touch with Liliana and support Coyote Ugly's latest charity for the Bahamas   Website: <a href="https://www.coyoteuglysaloon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.coyoteuglysaloon.com</a>   Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/coyoteuglysaloon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/coyoteuglysaloon</a>   Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/coyoteuglyusa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/coyoteuglyusa</a>

How to build a global brand: Interview with Liliana Lovell

Ali Brown

Coyote Ugly Saloon founder Lil Lovell was just 25 when she opened that first bar in New York City. And I remember hearing about it when I lived there in the ‘90s. It had become wildly popular overnight, known for its bartenders (and female customers!) dancing on the bar. And then one of her employees — a little-known writer named Elizabeth Gilbert (yes, truly) — wrote a fantastic piece on it when she was freelancing for ‘GQ’ magazine. Suddenly, Coyote Ugly was thrust into the national spotlight. Then Hollywood came knocking, and as you probably remember, the movie ‘Coyote Ugly’ came out in 2000. Today on GlambitionRadio.com, Lil reveals how she went from her tiny bar to the $37M+ franchise of today, which operates 27 locations in 7 countries, with another 20+ locations in the pipeline. On #GlambitionRadio, Lil opens up about the realities of having a movie based on her business, and her ‘unpopular’ opinion about the dark side of the women’s empowerment movement. (She makes a powerful point here, and I think you’ll agree.) You’ll also hear us discuss: *How Lil leveraged the movie deal to build her platform and start licensing and franchising her brand (and the challenges that came with the movie’s publicity) *The debate about the feminism of the Coyote Ugly Saloon (detractors have called it ‘one step away from a strip club’) and Lil’s take on why that’s ridiculous and that it’s actually a powerful, safe place for women to have fun What Lil does to maintain the integrity of her brand (even with locations in places as far as Japan, Russia, and… Kyrgyzstan?!) And, I reveal to Lil why I never actually went inside Coyote Ugly. (Lil then advises me which location to start with when I’m ready to finally dance on the bar — hmmmm. Should we plan a #GlambitionRadio trip?) Head to Apple Podcasts and listen to this episode of Glambition Radio now (or download it for later). Xo, Ali P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, please leave a review and comment on Apple Podcasts. Select ‘Listen in Apple Podcasts’ then choose the ‘Ratings and Reviews’ tab to share what you think. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! Show Notes: *The 1997 ‘GQ’ article by Elizabeth Gilbert that put Coyote Ugly Saloon on the national map: ‘The Muse of the Coyote Ugly Saloon’ *The trailer for ‘Coyote Ugly’, the movie based on Lil’s bar (It’s available on Netflix. Yay!) The post Liliana Lovell, Founder of the Coyote Ugly Saloon + CEO of Ugly Inc. — Glambition Radio Episode 173 with Ali Brown appeared first on Ali Brown.

Coyote Ugly Saloon founder Lil Lovell was just 25 when she opened that first bar in New York City. And I remember hearing about it when I lived there in the ‘90s. It had become wildly popular overnight, known for its bartenders (and female customers!) dancing on the bar. And then one of her employees — a little-known writer named Elizabeth Gilbert (yes, truly) — wrote a fantastic piece on it when she was freelancing for ‘GQ’ magazine. Suddenly, Coyote Ugly was thrust into the national spotlight. Then Hollywood came knocking, and as you probably remember, the movie ‘Coyote Ugly’ came out in 2000. Today on <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">GlambitionRadio.com</a>, Lil reveals how she went from her tiny bar to the $37M+ franchise of today, which operates 27 locations in 7 countries, with another 20+ locations in the pipeline. On #GlambitionRadio, Lil opens up about the realities of having a movie based on her business, and her ‘unpopular’ opinion about the dark side of the women’s empowerment movement. (She makes a powerful point here, and I think you’ll agree.) You’ll also hear us discuss: *How Lil leveraged the movie deal to build her platform and start licensing and franchising her brand (and the challenges that came with the movie’s publicity) *The debate about the feminism of the Coyote Ugly Saloon (detractors have called it ‘one step away from a strip club’) and Lil’s take on why that’s ridiculous and that it’s actually a powerful, safe place for women to have fun What Lil does to maintain the integrity of her brand (even with locations in places as far as Japan, Russia, and… Kyrgyzstan?!) And, I reveal to Lil why I never actually went inside Coyote Ugly. (Lil then advises me which location to start with when I’m ready to finally dance on the bar — hmmmm. Should we plan a #GlambitionRadio trip?) Head to Apple Podcasts and <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">listen to this episode of Glambition Radio now</a> (or download it for later). Xo, Ali P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">please leave a review and comment on Apple Podcasts</a>. Select ‘Listen in Apple Podcasts’ then choose the ‘Ratings and Reviews’ tab to share what you think. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! <h3>Show Notes:</h3> *The 1997 ‘GQ’ article by Elizabeth Gilbert that put Coyote Ugly Saloon on the national map: ‘<a href="https://www.gq.com/story/elizabeth-gilbert-gq-march-1997-muse-coyote-ugly-saloon" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Muse of the Coyote Ugly Saloon</a>’ *<a href="https://youtu.be/I6vLz1TjeVY" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The trailer</a> for ‘Coyote Ugly’, the movie based on Lil’s bar (It’s available on Netflix. Yay!) The post <a href="https://aaalibrown.wpengine.com/liliana-lovell-founder-of-the-coyote-ugly-saloon-ceo-of-ugly-inc-glambition-radio-episode-173-with-ali-brown/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Liliana Lovell, Founder of the Coyote Ugly Saloon + CEO of Ugly Inc. — Glambition Radio Episode 173 with Ali Brown</a> appeared first on <a href="https://aaalibrown.wpengine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ali Brown</a>.

Liliana Lovell, Founder of the Coyote Ugly Saloon + CEO of Ugly Inc. — Glambition Radio Episode 173 with Ali Brown

Coyote Ugly Saloon founder Lil Lovell was just 25 when she opened that first bar in New York City. And I remember hearing about it when I lived there in the ‘90s. It had become wildly popular overnight, known for its bartenders (and female customers!) dancing on the bar. And then one of her employees — a little-known writer named Elizabeth Gilbert (yes, truly) — wrote a fantastic piece on it when she was freelancing for ‘GQ’ magazine. Suddenly, Coyote Ugly was thrust into the national spotlight. Then Hollywood came knocking, and as you probably remember, the movie ‘Coyote Ugly’ came out in 2000. Today on GlambitionRadio.com, Lil reveals how she went from her tiny bar to the $37M+ franchise of today, which operates 27 locations in 7 countries, with another 20+ locations in the pipeline. On #GlambitionRadio, Lil opens up about the realities of having a movie based on her business, and her ‘unpopular’ opinion about the dark side of the women’s empowerment movement. (She makes a powerful point here, and I think you’ll agree.) You’ll also hear us discuss: *How Lil leveraged the movie deal to build her platform and start licensing and franchising her brand (and the challenges that came with the movie’s publicity) *The debate about the feminism of the Coyote Ugly Saloon (detractors have called it ‘one step away from a strip club’) and Lil’s take on why that’s ridiculous and that it’s actually a powerful, safe place for women to have fun What Lil does to maintain the integrity of her brand (even with locations in places as far as Japan, Russia, and… Kyrgyzstan?!) And, I reveal to Lil why I never actually went inside Coyote Ugly. (Lil then advises me which location to start with when I’m ready to finally dance on the bar — hmmmm. Should we plan a #GlambitionRadio trip?) Head to Apple Podcasts and listen to this episode of Glambition Radio now (or download it for later). Xo, Ali P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, please leave a review and comment on Apple Podcasts. Select ‘Listen in Apple Podcasts’ then choose the ‘Ratings and Reviews’ tab to share what you think. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! Show Notes: *The 1997 ‘GQ’ article by Elizabeth Gilbert that put Coyote Ugly Saloon on the national map: ‘The Muse of the Coyote Ugly Saloon’ *The trailer for ‘Coyote Ugly’, the movie based on Lil’s bar (It’s available on Netflix. Yay!) The post Liliana Lovell, Founder of the Coyote Ugly Saloon + CEO of Ugly Inc. — Glambition Radio Episode 173 with Ali Brown appeared first on Ali Brown - the world's most recognized business coach for women entrepreneurs, leadership, speaker, and founder of The Trust..

Coyote Ugly Saloon founder Lil Lovell was just 25 when she opened that first bar in New York City. And I remember hearing about it when I lived there in the ‘90s. It had become wildly popular overnight, known for its bartenders (and female customers!) dancing on the bar. And then one of her employees — a little-known writer named Elizabeth Gilbert (yes, truly) — wrote a fantastic piece on it when she was freelancing for ‘GQ’ magazine. Suddenly, Coyote Ugly was thrust into the national spotlight. Then Hollywood came knocking, and as you probably remember, the movie ‘Coyote Ugly’ came out in 2000. Today on <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">GlambitionRadio.com</a>, Lil reveals how she went from her tiny bar to the $37M+ franchise of today, which operates 27 locations in 7 countries, with another 20+ locations in the pipeline. On #GlambitionRadio, Lil opens up about the realities of having a movie based on her business, and her ‘unpopular’ opinion about the dark side of the women’s empowerment movement. (She makes a powerful point here, and I think you’ll agree.) You’ll also hear us discuss: *How Lil leveraged the movie deal to build her platform and start licensing and franchising her brand (and the challenges that came with the movie’s publicity) *The debate about the feminism of the Coyote Ugly Saloon (detractors have called it ‘one step away from a strip club’) and Lil’s take on why that’s ridiculous and that it’s actually a powerful, safe place for women to have fun What Lil does to maintain the integrity of her brand (even with locations in places as far as Japan, Russia, and… Kyrgyzstan?!) And, I reveal to Lil why I never actually went inside Coyote Ugly. (Lil then advises me which location to start with when I’m ready to finally dance on the bar — hmmmm. Should we plan a #GlambitionRadio trip?) Head to Apple Podcasts and <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">listen to this episode of Glambition Radio now</a> (or download it for later). Xo, Ali P.S. I would love your review! If you enjoy what I share in this episode, <a href="https://alibrown.infusionsoft.com/go/GBiTunes/blog/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">please leave a review and comment on Apple Podcasts</a>. Select ‘Listen in Apple Podcasts’ then choose the ‘Ratings and Reviews’ tab to share what you think. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! <h3>Show Notes:</h3> *The 1997 ‘GQ’ article by Elizabeth Gilbert that put Coyote Ugly Saloon on the national map: ‘<a href="https://www.gq.com/story/elizabeth-gilbert-gq-march-1997-muse-coyote-ugly-saloon" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Muse of the Coyote Ugly Saloon</a>’ *<a href="https://youtu.be/I6vLz1TjeVY" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The trailer</a> for ‘Coyote Ugly’, the movie based on Lil’s bar (It’s available on Netflix. Yay!) The post <a href="https://alibrown.com/liliana-lovell-founder-of-the-coyote-ugly-saloon-ceo-of-ugly-inc-glambition-radio-episode-173-with-ali-brown/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Liliana Lovell, Founder of the Coyote Ugly Saloon + CEO of Ugly Inc. — Glambition Radio Episode 173 with Ali Brown</a> appeared first on <a href="https://alibrown.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ali Brown - the world's most recognized business coach for women entrepreneurs, leadership, speaker, and founder of The Trust.</a>.