Heather Howell's guest appearances

Heather Howell

The Best Ever You Show 

MoxieTalk with Kirt Jacobs

Jack Hughes

David Allen

Anita Moorjani

Eric Pearl

Lisa Wentz

Lee Brice

David Meltzer

Cynthia Clark

Tami Simon

Jack Canfield

Robin Smith

Don Miguel Ruiz

Nancy Levin

JJ Virgin

John Hughes

OwlTail

MoxieMoments brings you Heather Howell, Director of Global Innovation &amp; Trademark, Jack Daniel’s Family of Brands, telling us about her biggest triumph and best piece of advice. At the time of our taping, Heather was Director of Innovation, Brown-Forman Corporation.

MoxieMoments brings you Heather Howell, Director of Global Innovation &amp; Trademark, Jack Daniel’s Family of Brands, telling us about her biggest triumph and best piece of advice. At the time of our taping, Heather was Director of Innovation, Brown-Forman Corporation.

Moxie Moments #21: Heather Howell - Biggest Triumph

Heather Howell’s desire to inspire her children and fear of failure power her in selecting her projects and in growing beverage brands. As director of innovation for Brown-Forman Corporation, Howell is responsible for developing the global portfolio expansion strategy and acts as brand leader for Collingwood, a premium blended Canadian whiskey. Howell joined Brown-Forman in 2015. She previously worked for Rooibee Red Tea, where she served as chief tea officer, CEO and, board member, helping take the organic tea brand from the farmers market to the national market. Howell has been recognized numerous times, including Ernst &amp; Young’s 2013 E.D.G.E. Award, a 2014 Enterprising Woman to Watch Award from Business First, and a 2013 finalist for the Business Leader of the Year Award. She is also president emeritus of the National Association of Women MBAs and serves on the board of Republic Bank. She resides in Louisville with her husband, Dr. Steven Howell, a pediatric eye surgeon, and their two children: son,Teague, and daughter,Juliana. A favorite quote of Heather’s is “You make time for what is important; I will rest when I am in the grave.”

Heather Howell’s desire to inspire her children and fear of failure power her in selecting her projects and in growing beverage brands. As director of innovation for Brown-Forman Corporation, Howell is responsible for developing the global portfolio expansion strategy and acts as brand leader for Collingwood, a premium blended Canadian whiskey. Howell joined Brown-Forman in 2015. She previously worked for Rooibee Red Tea, where she served as chief tea officer, CEO and, board member, helping take the organic tea brand from the farmers market to the national market. Howell has been recognized numerous times, including Ernst &amp; Young’s 2013 E.D.G.E. Award, a 2014 Enterprising Woman to Watch Award from Business First, and a 2013 finalist for the Business Leader of the Year Award. She is also president emeritus of the National Association of Women MBAs and serves on the board of Republic Bank. She resides in Louisville with her husband, Dr. Steven Howell, a pediatric eye surgeon, and their two children: son,Teague, and daughter,Juliana. A favorite quote of Heather’s is “You make time for what is important; I will rest when I am in the grave.”

MoxieTalk with Kirt Jacobs Episode #173: Heather Howell

Speaker Topic - Discover Your PathIn 2001, Heather and JP met during their first semester at USC. JP asked Heather for her phone number their first week in mandatory athletic study hall, and that exchange sparked the beginning of a priceless friendship. They talked about their struggles with the coaches and their dreams of success. It was clear that they were both driven and competitive, but felt misunderstood by the athletic department at USC. They were thankful that their souls crossed paths at this trying time in their lives. Both felt in their intuition, even at 18, that it was meant to be. They wanted to build a long lasting path and family together for better and for worse. By tackling problems as a team, Heather and JP proved that they could count on each other in good times and in bad. They know the foundation they have built over the years will serve them positively forever. It was through these stories of hardship and triumph that Heather conceived Discover Your Path. Heather and JP understand how easily life circumstances can steer people away from their overall goals and dreams. They believe that right now our society is tougher than ever for kids to grow up in. The Howell’s want Discover Your Path to be a place where kids can feel confident in choosing the right direction for their path. Both of them were fortunate to have strong role models in their lives, and now they hope to be a positive influence for the next generation.

Speaker Topic - Discover Your Path In 2001, Heather and JP met during their first semester at USC. JP asked Heather for her phone number their first week in mandatory athletic study hall, and that exchange sparked the beginning of a priceless friendship. They talked about their struggles with the coaches and their dreams of success. It was clear that they were both driven and competitive, but felt misunderstood by the athletic department at USC. They were thankful that their souls crossed paths at this trying time in their lives. Both felt in their intuition, even at 18, that it was meant to be. They wanted to build a long lasting path and family together for better and for worse. By tackling problems as a team, Heather and JP proved that they could count on each other in good times and in bad. They know the foundation they have built over the years will serve them positively forever. It was through these stories of hardship and triumph that Heather conceived Discover Your Path. Heather and JP understand how easily life circumstances can steer people away from their overall goals and dreams. They believe that right now our society is tougher than ever for kids to grow up in. The Howell’s want Discover Your Path to be a place where kids can feel confident in choosing the right direction for their path. Both of them were fortunate to have strong role models in their lives, and now they hope to be a positive influence for the next generation.