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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2024 · 28 MIN

From PowerBar Pioneer to JamBar Jams: Jennifer Maxwell's Entrepreneurial Journey

from The EO Visionary Voices Podcast · host Brent W. Peterson

SummaryJennifer Maxwell, CEO and founder of JamBar, shares her journey in the energy bar industry, starting with her involvement in PowerBar in the 80s. She discusses the need for a high-quality, organic energy bar and the inspiration behind creating JamBar. Jennifer emphasizes the authenticity and quality of JamBar, using real food ingredients and contributing 50% of after-tax profits to organizations that promote music and active living. She also mentions the different flavors of JamBar and the unique attributes of each. Jennifer talks about the challenges and changes in running a company today compared to the 80s, as well as the importance of networking and participating in expos and events to promote the product. She shares her plans for the future, including expanding distribution and potentially introducing new products.KeywordsJennifer Maxwell, JamBar, PowerBar, energy bar, organic, quality, authenticity, real food, flavors, distribution, expos, events, future plansTakeawaysJennifer Maxwell was involved in the energy bar industry since the 80s, starting with PowerBar.She founded JamBar to provide a high-quality, organic energy bar with real food ingredients.JamBar emphasizes authenticity, quality, and philanthropy, contributing 50% of after-tax profits to organizations promoting music and active living.Each flavor of JamBar is unique, and the product focuses on providing a steady release of energy with a combination of simple and complex carbs, protein, and fiber.Networking, participating in expos, and sampling the product are important strategies for promoting JamBar.Future plans for JamBar include expanding distribution and potentially introducing new products.TitlesThe Unique Flavors and Attributes of JamBarPromoting JamBar through Networking and ExposSound Bites"I found the drums as a source of healing and started playing drums in 2007.""I combined my two passions, which are sports and music.""Everything in a JamBar you could eat off a spoon."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background04:13The Creation of PowerBar05:55The Idea behind PowerBar07:16Starting JamBar08:52The Three Pillars of JamBar09:46The Name and Packaging of JamBar11:14The Challenges and Changes in the Industry13:12Partnerships with Athletes14:34The Team and Marketing Strategy16:21Expos and Races as Marketing Channels17:28Differentiating JamBar from Competitors21:00Future Plans for JamBar24:22Where to Find JamBar26:18Closing Remarks

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