The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features the return of Eileen Mockus, President and CEO of Coyuchi Inc., the gold standard in sustainable luxury home goods. 

Throughout the interview, Mockus discussed the company’s recent milestones as it continues to accept investment through its ongoing Regulation A+ offering. 

“Coyuchi is a lifestyle brand for luxury, sustainable living… The product that you want for a high-end home can be met with our amazing textiles,” Mockus said. “We started the year by sharing our impact report for 2020 and made some commitments around what we expect our future impact to be. That’s tied to things like our use of organic cotton and working with vendors who recycle all of their water. Textile processing requires a fair amount of water, so if we can do that in a way that reduces the amount of water needed, we want to make that happen. 

“We have interesting projects where we’re investing in regenerative agriculture as the source for our cotton. In 2022, we worked with a group called C4, the California Cotton & Climate Coalition, and grew some cotton on a farm in California. We had some great partners for that project – all looking for ways to increase biodiversity in the soil, add to the water retention for the soil and, generally speaking, protect the health of our soil with the way that we’re growing our cotton. We took the cotton from that project, and we’re launching two new Coyuchi products using that cotton.” 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features the return of Eileen Mockus, President and CEO of Coyuchi Inc., the gold standard in sustainable luxury home goods. 

Throughout the interview, Mockus discussed the company’s recent milestones as it continues to accept investment through its ongoing Regulation A+ offering.

“Coyuchi is a lifestyle brand for luxury, sustainable living… The product that you want for a high-end home can be met with our amazing textiles,” Mockus said. “We started the year by sharing our impact report for 2020 and made some commitments around what we expect our future impact to be. That’s tied to things like our use of organic cotton and working with vendors who recycle all of their water. Textile processing requires a fair amount of water, so if we can do that in a way that reduces the amount of water needed, we want to make that happen. 

“We have interesting projects where we’re investing in regenerative agriculture as the source for our cotton. In 2022, we worked with a group called C4, the California Cotton & Climate Coalition, and grew some cotton on a farm in California. We had some great partners for that project – all looking for ways to increase biodiversity in the soil, add to the water retention for the soil and, generally speaking, protect the health of our soil with the way that we’re growing our cotton. We took the cotton from that project, and we’re launching two new Coyuchi products using that cotton.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features David Jemmett, CEO and Founder of Cerberus Cyber Sentinel Corp. (NASDAQ: CISO) (“CISO Global” or the “Company”), an industry leader in cybersecurity and compliance services.

Throughout the interview, Jemmett provided an introduction to Cerberus Sentinel and discussed its business model.

“This is my seventh organization, and, essentially, the business model was bringing really smart compliance and cyber professionals together,” Jemmett said. “When we started the organization, a lot of my friends (because I was retired) were asking me to look at their companies – their compliance and their cyber posture… We brought together different pillars of cybersecurity under one roof… When we decided to go public, we went out to my friends who ran these firms. Initially, six of them joined me, and we designed this company, from the executive team to the board to middle management, to go out and find the best talent worldwide to bring internally – either individuals or whole companies… The most important asset of the organization is the people.”

Join IBN’s Stuart Smith and David Jemmett to learn more about the company’s seasoned management team, as well as its recent milestones and goals for 2023.

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features David Jemmett, CEO and Founder of Cerberus Cyber Sentinel Corp. (NASDAQ: CISO) (“CISO Global” or the “Company”), an industry leader in cybersecurity and compliance services.

Throughout the interview, Jemmett provided an introduction to Cerberus Sentinel and discussed its business model.

“This is my seventh organization, and, essentially, the business model was bringing really smart compliance and cyber professionals together,” Jemmett said. “When we started the organization, a lot of my friends (because I was retired) were asking me to look at their companies – their compliance and their cyber posture… We brought together different pillars of cybersecurity under one roof… When we decided to go public, we went out to my friends who ran these firms. Initially, six of them joined me, and we designed this company, from the executive team to the board to middle management, to go out and find the best talent worldwide to bring internally – either individuals or whole companies… The most important asset of the organization is the people.”

Join IBN’s Stuart Smith and David Jemmett to learn more about the company’s seasoned management team, as well as its recent milestones and goals for 2023.

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Greg Palmer, VP of Strategy and Host of Finovate, a research and events firm focused on innovation in financial and banking technology. 

Throughout the interview, Palmer discussed the impact of the pandemic on the fintech space and how it continues to drive innovation. 

“It’s no secret that 2020 really upended a lot of aspects of our way of life; the way that we engage with our finances is certainly up there,” Palmer said. “If you look back at 2017-2019, what we saw was a lot of VC money getting thrown at companies that they thought were going to be the winners in the space. What that meant was more money going after fewer companies… Since 2020, there’s been a reset point… We’re seeing more early-stage companies and a greater appetite on the part of venture capitalists to engage with those early-stage companies… What that’ll ultimately mean is that, over the next five or six years, we’re going to see a really congested field of new companies start to whittle down into the next generation of bigtime fintech companies. I’m really excited to see what happens."

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Greg Palmer, VP of Strategy and Host of Finovate, a research and events firm focused on innovation in financial and banking technology. 

Throughout the interview, Palmer discussed the impact of the pandemic on the fintech space and how it continues to drive innovation. 

“It’s no secret that 2020 really upended a lot of aspects of our way of life; the way that we engage with our finances is certainly up there,” Palmer said. “If you look back at 2017-2019, what we saw was a lot of VC money getting thrown at companies that they thought were going to be the winners in the space. What that meant was more money going after fewer companies… Since 2020, there’s been a reset point… We’re seeing more early-stage companies and a greater appetite on the part of venture capitalists to engage with those early-stage companies… What that’ll ultimately mean is that, over the next five or six years, we’re going to see a really congested field of new companies start to whittle down into the next generation of bigtime fintech companies. I’m really excited to see what happens."

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Patrick Horgan, President and CEO of CubCrafters Inc., a growing OEM aircraft manufacturer that is conducting its first stock offering through Regulation A. 

Horgan provided an introduction to CubCrafters, discussed the company’s best-in-class backcountry aircraft, and provided a preview of an exciting future as the company raises capital for its expansion to keep up with demand in the backcountry aircraft market segment.  

“Increasing manufacturing to reduce our order back log is key” Horgan said. “We have plans to expand internationally, and one of the other key focuses for the use of proceeds is improving our services and support structure.” 

“CubCrafters is the preeminent builder of adventure airplanes. We build advanced versions of the Super Cub using current-day technology. It’s a utilitarian-type airplane that can access backcountry areas without the need for runways,” Horgan said. “It’s high performance, with the latest technology, engines and avionics. It’s an airplane that can be used commercially, as well as just for a lot of fun.” 

CubCrafters is currently accepting investment as part of a Regulation A offering. For more information, visit the company’s profile on Manhattan Street Capital, where you’ll find information about the company’s growth and future development to fulfill its multi-year order backlog. 

Join IBN’s Stuart Smith and Patrick Horgan, President and CEO of CubCrafters Inc., to learn more about the company’s ongoing Regulation A offering and how it intends to leverage the opportunity to promote accelerated growth and innovation. 

To hear the episode and subscribe for future podcasts, visit https://podcast.bell2bell.com. 

The latest installment of The Bell2Bell Podcast continues to reinforce IBN’s commitment to the expansion of its robust network of brands, client partners, followers, and the growing IBN Podcast Series. For more than 15 years, IBN has leveraged this commitment to provide unparalleled distribution and corporate messaging solutions to 500+ public and private companies. 

To learn more about IBN’s achievements and milestones via a visual timeline, visit: https://IBN.fm/TimeLine 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Patrick Horgan, President and CEO of CubCrafters Inc., a growing OEM aircraft manufacturer that is conducting its first stock offering through Regulation A. 

Horgan provided an introduction to CubCrafters, discussed the company’s best-in-class backcountry aircraft, and provided a preview of an exciting future as the company raises capital for its expansion to keep up with demand in the backcountry aircraft market segment.  

“Increasing manufacturing to reduce our order back log is key” Horgan said. “We have plans to expand internationally, and one of the other key focuses for the use of proceeds is improving our services and support structure.” 

“CubCrafters is the preeminent builder of adventure airplanes. We build advanced versions of the Super Cub using current-day technology. It’s a utilitarian-type airplane that can access backcountry areas without the need for runways,” Horgan said. “It’s high performance, with the latest technology, engines and avionics. It’s an airplane that can be used commercially, as well as just for a lot of fun.” 

CubCrafters is currently accepting investment as part of a Regulation A offering. For more information, visit the company’s profile on Manhattan Street Capital, where you’ll find information about the company’s growth and future development to fulfill its multi-year order backlog. 

Join IBN’s Stuart Smith and Patrick Horgan, President and CEO of CubCrafters Inc., to learn more about the company’s ongoing Regulation A offering and how it intends to leverage the opportunity to promote accelerated growth and innovation. 

To hear the episode and subscribe for future podcasts, visit https://podcast.bell2bell.com. 

The latest installment of The Bell2Bell Podcast continues to reinforce IBN’s commitment to the expansion of its robust network of brands, client partners, followers, and the growing IBN Podcast Series. For more than 15 years, IBN has leveraged this commitment to provide unparalleled distribution and corporate messaging solutions to 500+ public and private companies. 

To learn more about IBN’s achievements and milestones via a visual timeline, visit: https://IBN.fm/TimeLine 

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Eileen Mockus, President and CEO of Coyuchi Inc., the gold standard in sustainable luxury home goods.

Throughout the interview, Mockus provided an introduction to Coyuchi and discussed the company’s position as a trailblazer in sustainably produced goods for the environmentally conscious home.

“Coyuchi is an organic, sustainable luxury home goods brand. We provide bedding, bath, apparel, and lifestyle goods for your home,” Mockus said. “We have a coastal-inspired aesthetic. We’re known for great quality and durability, and that’s in the midst of home brands that are just about the look. We’re delivering more. We’ve got 100% certified organic cotton materials; we follow safe processing fair trade practices; and our customer base is primarily our own. We are omnichannel, with 80% of our sales coming directly from Coyuchi.com, supplemented with high-end retail partners Nordstrom and Anthropologie, as well as high-end boutiques and hotels across the country.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Eileen Mockus, President and CEO of Coyuchi Inc., the gold standard in sustainable luxury home goods.

Throughout the interview, Mockus provided an introduction to Coyuchi and discussed the company’s position as a trailblazer in sustainably produced goods for the environmentally conscious home.

“Coyuchi is an organic, sustainable luxury home goods brand. We provide bedding, bath, apparel, and lifestyle goods for your home,” Mockus said. “We have a coastal-inspired aesthetic. We’re known for great quality and durability, and that’s in the midst of home brands that are just about the look. We’re delivering more. We’ve got 100% certified organic cotton materials; we follow safe processing fair trade practices; and our customer base is primarily our own. We are omnichannel, with 80% of our sales coming directly from Coyuchi.com, supplemented with high-end retail partners Nordstrom and Anthropologie, as well as high-end boutiques and hotels across the country.”