Sharing Power & Knowledge with Justine Reichman of NextGenChef
With so much information available in the current age, finding trusted and convenient sources that are useful to our needs is more important than ever. This is the philosophy that has inspired Justine Reichman in her quest to supply a growing community with better information and resources for wellness and healthy foods.
Justine is the Founder and CEO of NextGenChef and the host of the Essential Ingredients Podcast, where she serves her audience by providing them with amazing conversations to aid their decisions about nutrition and health. We talk about the centrality of volunteering work, and how Justine's roots in helping others led to the beginnings of her current initiatives. Justine is so excited about creating a healthier and better-informed future for the planet and its people, so listen in to get started on this journey with our amazing guest!
Key Points From This Episode:
Justine's background in the arts and her passion for volunteer work.
The launch of NextGenChef and what sparked the beginnings of the community.
The wide-ranging audience and topics of the Essential Ingredients podcast!
The family roots of Justine's entrepreneurial spirit!
Excitement about the current spread of health and wellness information.
How the Founder Institute supports entrepreneurs and Justine's work with them.
The growth and evolution of NextGenChef app into the amazing network and resource it is today!
Looking to the future with Justine and the family of brands she is working on bringing into the world.
Types of users that NextGenChef is aimed at and the goal of more informed choices for all.
Tweetables:
“In my opinion, I think that volunteering fuels everything else I do.” — Justine Reichman [0:02:47]
“I think I have always been an entrepreneur. I come from a family of entrepreneurs.” — Justine Reichman [0:08:35]
“The app allows people to connect with one another, similar to LinkedIn. You can text, you can email, you can access our resources. And the resources are continuing to build.” — Justine Reichman [0:20:49]
