Beth Doane's guest appearances

Beth Doane

The Growth Show

Inspiring Social Entrepreneurs Podcast

Elon Musk

Jake Knapp

Tim Urban

Arianna Huffington

Ramit Sethi

Guy Kawasaki

Erik Torenberg

Seth Godin

Sarah Cooper

Charlene Li

Jason Bradford

Richard Branson

Scott Harrison

Des Traynor

Tomasz Tunguz

OwlTail

After years running a company in the fashion industry and witnessing environmental pollution and human rights violations, Beth Doane had finally seen enough. But instead of leaving the industry behind, she wanted to try and change it -- and that’s exactly what she did with Raintees. Built on her vision that fashion could be made ethically while making a difference, every Raintee sold plants a tree in an endangered forest and helps to donate school supplies to children in need. To date, Raintees has helped sent children to school across 20 countries and planted over 40,000 trees. Beth joins HubSpot’s Meghan Keaney Anderson on this episode of The Growth Show to share the story behind Raintees and why she believes that businesses built to give back are setting the new standard for our future. We want to learn a little more about our listeners, so we created this quick survey: http://bit.ly/growthshowsurvey -- the feedback will help give us a better sense of who our listeners are and guide upcoming episodes. Thanks!

After years running a company in the fashion industry and witnessing environmental pollution and human rights violations, Beth Doane had finally seen enough. But instead of leaving the industry behind, she wanted to try and change it -- and that’s exactly what she did with Raintees. Built on her vision that fashion could be made ethically while making a difference, every Raintee sold plants a tree in an endangered forest and helps to donate school supplies to children in need. To date, Raintees has helped sent children to school across 20 countries and planted over 40,000 trees. Beth joins HubSpot’s Meghan Keaney Anderson on this episode of The Growth Show to share the story behind Raintees and why she believes that businesses built to give back are setting the new standard for our future. We want to learn a little more about our listeners, so we created this quick survey: <a href="http://bit.ly/growthshowsurvey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/growthshowsurvey</a> -- the feedback will help give us a better sense of who our listeners are and guide upcoming episodes. Thanks!

Why Beth Doane Left the Fashion Industry to Change It & The Story Behind Raintees

Beth Doane is the founder of RainTees, an ethical and sustainable clothing brand that supports reforestation programmes in parts of the world that have critically endangered tropical ecosystems and helps provide an education to children living in these areas.RainTees garments feature the artwork of children living in endangered rainforests. For every RainTees shirt sold, Raintees plants a tree;for every bag sold, RainTees provides a child with school supplies for Remover review haircut butter that a year. To date, RainTees has planted more than 40,000 trees worldwide, donated school supplies to children in more than 20 countries different countries and works with non-profit partners in over thirty-eight countries.Beth is also the author of a children’s book, From the Jungle, based on her experience working in Central and South AmericaIn this interview, Beth talks about: How to keep going at the beginning when no one shares your vision The biggest challenges getting RainTees up and running The crucial importance of market research The importance of listening to the market and responding to changing needs Why you need to have competitive products irrespective of your mission

Beth Doane is the founder of RainTees, an ethical and sustainable clothing brand that supports reforestation programmes in parts of the world that have critically endangered tropical ecosystems and helps provide an education to children living in these areas.RainTees garments feature the artwork of children living in endangered rainforests. For every RainTees shirt sold, Raintees plants a tree;for every bag sold, RainTees provides a child with school supplies for Remover review haircut butter that a year. To date, RainTees has planted more than 40,000 trees worldwide, donated school supplies to children in more than 20 countries different countries and works with non-profit partners in over thirty-eight countries.Beth is also the author of a children’s book, From the Jungle, based on her experience working in Central and South AmericaIn this interview, Beth talks about:<ul> <li>How to keep going at the beginning when no one shares your vision</li> <li>The biggest challenges getting RainTees up and running</li> <li>The crucial importance of market research</li> <li>The importance of listening to the market and responding to changing needs</li> <li>Why you need to have competitive products irrespective of your mission</li></ul>

Episode 7: Interview with Beth Doane, founder of RainTees