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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2025 · 27 MIN

Cadence

from Emerging Brands Podcast

In this episode, I'm joined by Steph Hon, founder and CEO of Cadence—a pioneering consumer systems brand redefining how we store and carry the essentials. With a vision to transform the everyday with the same level of intention and innovation as Apple or Dyson, Steph launched Cadence in 2020 to bring form, function, and sustainability into the personal care category. Cadence creates beautifully designed, endlessly refillable containers made from ocean-bound plastic and scrap materials. Built for travel, everyday routines, and intentional living, the brand is setting a new standard for modular design, durability, and waste reduction—one capsule at a time. Inside the Episode: How Steph's background shaped the brand's mission The innovation process behind Cadence's modular, sustainable capsules Advice for founders building category-defining products Shop here! This podcast episode was made possible by Hummingbirds Hummingbirds is a platform that connects everyday, smaller creators with brands to share in-store user-generated content, drive brand awareness in specific retailers, and capture competitive market share. They're an awesome platform that I recommend to all my clients that you should absolutely check out. Go to hummingbirds.com for all the details!

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