# James Oliver Jr
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416: The ParentPreneur Foundation with James Oliver Jr.
James Oliver Jr. is the Founder and CEO of The ParentPreneur Foundation, which empowers Black ParentPreneurs so they can leave a legacy for their beautiful Black children.
Chad talks with James about inspiring, encouraging, and supporting ParentPreneurs to lobby to try to close wealth inequality …
Long-Term Content Game, Guts vs. Data, & Generating Opportunities! Ft. James Oliver Jr. & Mario Armstrong (E282)
The average lifespan of a creator’s career is 5 to 7 years. And one of the most important elements that influence this is the lack of profitability.
What can you learn -and most importantly take action on- from a content creator that has stood the test of time, won multiple Emmy awards, and from a…
James Oliver Jr. - Diversity, Grit, Faith & Resilence
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As you've seen, Season 3 is dedicated to my father, Mike Jacox, who passed away late in 2021. I Love and miss you, Dad.Today, we sit down with James Oliver Jr., an author, entrepreneur, and host of the HOT new podcast, Parents Making Profits, a part of the Hubspot Network. James …
Entrepreneurial Storytelling and What it Means to be a ParentPreneur
In this week’s episode of The Venture Equity Project Podcast, James Oliver Jr, Founder of the ParentPreneur Foundation, co-host of his own podcast Parents Making Profits, CEO and Co-founder of Kabila, and Co-Founder of the world's cutest twins, Thaddeus and Zoe, shares his authentic journey as a fo…
The Importance of Community with James Oliver Jr.
The old African proverb says that “If you want to go fast go alone; but if you want to go far go together!” Today's episode is all about going together.
In this episode host LaKeisha Entsuah talks to James Oliver Jr. about building the community he didn’t have with his Parentpreneur Foundation. W…
Episode 13: Connecting the Dots with James Oliver Jr. (Co-Founder & CEO at Kabila)
In today’s episode, we talked with James Oliver, 3X Founder and CEO/Co-Founder at Kabila, about connecting the dots for investors and how helping those around us can better build our network and founder success.
Interested in more insights, industry best practices, and actionable content → connec…
The Founder's Formula Podcast: January Highlights
HIGHLIGHTSEpisode 13: Connecting the Dots with James Oliver Jr, Co-Founder & CEO at Kabila
Episode 14: Member-Led Growth with Daniel Rau, Co-Founder & CEO at Veterati
Episode 15: When Tech Meets Retail with Howard Kim, Founder & CEO at Mementum
Episode 16: Innovating as a First-Time Founder with An…
416: The ParentPreneur Foundation with James Oliver Jr.
James Oliver Jr. is the Founder and CEO of The ParentPreneur Foundation, which empowers Black ParentPreneurs so they can leave a legacy for their beautiful Black children.
Chad talks with James about inspiring, encouraging, and supporting ParentPreneurs to lobby to try to close wealth inequality …
Burn Bright, Not Out: James Oliver Jr. on Founder Mental Wellness
In this episode of the Give First podcast, David Cohen sits down with James Oliver Jr., Techstars alum, entrepreneur, and author of Burn Bright, Not Out.
James shares his journey navigating the pressures of high achievement and the hidden cost of hustle culture. He introduces the Burn Bright Spectr…
Burn Bright, Not Out: James Oliver on Venture, Mental Health, and Knowing When to Stop | Alone Together | S2E2
This week’s episode is a little different.
I sat down with my friend James Oliver Jr., founder of Kabila, and this is one of the more honest conversations I’ve had on the podcast.
James and I go back a bit. I had the chance to contribute a chapter to his book Burn Bright, Not Out, which focuses o…
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