Call Your Publicist
Call Your Publicist
Podcast Description
Welcome to Call Your Publicist! The podcast designed for start-up owners, entrepreneurs, and small business decision-makers. Join us as we dive into the backstories of successful businesses, CEOs, and thought leaders to uncover valuable insights and guide you in mastering the art of storytelling.
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The podcast centers around themes such as storytelling, brand building, and media training. Specific episodes explore topics like vulnerability in leadership with guests like Jessica Serrano, the blending of tradition and entrepreneurship with Rosella Rago, and authenticity in business with Sarah Fraggis. Notable focus areas include the emotional complexities of caregiving in content creation and the challenges of navigating authenticity and risk in entrepreneurship.
Welcome to Call Your Publicist! The podcast designed for start-up owners, entrepreneurs, and small business decision-makers. Join us as we dive into the backstories of successful businesses, CEOs, and thought leaders to uncover valuable insights and guide you in mastering the art of storytelling.
This week on Call Your Publicist, we sit down with Artem Manilov, Founder and CEO of Tending, the first national service dedicated to headstone restoration and grave maintenance in the United States.
Artem and his brothers built Tending after realizing something surprising. Nearly every part of modern life has moved online. Groceries, transportation, healthcare, even financial planning. Yet caring for the physical places that hold our memories has remained inconsistent, outdated, and difficult for families to manage, especially when they live far away.
In this episode, Artem shares how they turned that realization into a tech-enabled service helping thousands of families preserve and care for the places connected to their loved ones. We talk about building a mission-driven company, scaling a service-based platform across the country, and what it takes to create a business around something as personal as memory.
This conversation is about identifying overlooked problems, building infrastructure around compassion, and using technology to modernize services people quietly rely on.
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