Rica Elysée's guest appearances

Rica Elysée

She+ Geeks Out Podcast

Checkbox Other with Nikki Innocent

Nikki Innocent

Elsa Isaac

Kimmy Gatewood

Beth Santos

Jadah Sellner

Elizabeth DiAlto

Erin Claire Jones

Melinda Epler

Ashley Stewart

Liz O'Donnell

Jennifer Brown

Morra Aarons Mele

Katie Burke

Noelle LaCharite

Kara Miller

OwlTail

Rica Elysée is the CEO of BeautyLynk and #AtTheTable. Prior to her life as an entrepreneur, Rica was a successful community organizer, marketer, and fundraising exec who founded an influential beauty and makeup meetup community for women of color in Boston. She was also helping take care of a disabled family member and noticed how confident hair appointments made this family member feel – but it was hard to find an accessible salon experience. She also noticed that most women in her beauty group faced similar problems – late or canceled appointments and long waits for beauty services, etc. In response, Rica founded her startup, BeautyLynk that brings the beauty salon into women’s homes and transforms the beauty industry with technology. While navigating the solo founder journey, she found herself looking to be in community with other female founders. As a result, she co-founded #AtTheTable, a curated dinner experience for female founders to build connections, resources and friends. In this episode, Rica &amp; Nikki discuss the the journey from meetup to startup, the importance of the natural hair movement, the complicated experience of being a solo female founder, creating an accessible and inclusive company using data to meet the evolving needs of her clients and team member, the importance of saying “no,” her unique management techniques in using music to get to another level of understanding with her team and the power of twerking! Show notes: https://www.nikkiinnocent.com/podcast/podcast-episodes/ricaelysee

Rica Elysée is the CEO of BeautyLynk and #AtTheTable. Prior to her life as an entrepreneur, Rica was a successful community organizer, marketer, and fundraising exec who founded an influential beauty and makeup meetup community for women of color in Boston. She was also helping take care of a disabled family member and noticed how confident hair appointments made this family member feel – but it was hard to find an accessible salon experience. She also noticed that most women in her beauty group faced similar problems – late or canceled appointments and long waits for beauty services, etc. In response, Rica founded her startup, BeautyLynk that brings the beauty salon into women’s homes and transforms the beauty industry with technology. While navigating the solo founder journey, she found herself looking to be in community with other female founders. As a result, she co-founded #AtTheTable, a curated dinner experience for female founders to build connections, resources and friends. In this episode, Rica &amp; Nikki discuss the the journey from meetup to startup, the importance of the natural hair movement, the complicated experience of being a solo female founder, creating an accessible and inclusive company using data to meet the evolving needs of her clients and team member, the importance of saying “no,” her unique management techniques in using music to get to another level of understanding with her team and the power of twerking! Show notes: <a href="https://www.nikkiinnocent.com/podcast/podcast-episodes/ricaelysee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nikkiinnocent.com/podcast/podcast-episodes/ricaelysee</a>

At The Table with Rica Elysée

 We had a very candid conversation with the lovely Rica Elysee about dressing boobs, being yourself and how to deal with being a woman in the tech world. The truth is, not much is fair in boobs and entrepreneurship, but we're dealing with it honestly, openly and freely. Take heart, friends!  For more, visit www.shegeeksout.com.

We had a very candid conversation with the lovely <a href="https://twitter.com/ricaelysee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rica Elysee</a> about dressing boobs, being yourself and how to deal with being a woman in the tech world. The truth is, not much is fair in boobs and entrepreneurship, but we're dealing with it honestly, openly and freely. Take heart, friends! For more, visit <a href="http://www.shegeeksout.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.shegeeksout.com</a>.

Dressing Boobs with Rica Elysée