Show # 36 -- Julie-Aigner Clark, Founder of Baby Einstein
At the recent NY Times Small Business Summit David Schnurman sat down with Julie Aigner-Clark
, founder of Baby Einstein and The Safe Side. Anyone who has had a baby
in the past 10 years is certainly no stranger to the company's line of
baby videos. Julie sold her company to Disney 5 years ago which is now
worth an estimated one billion dollars. During their interview, Julie
discussed starting her company, she explains how it grew to over
$20 million in sales, and what her reasons were for selling it. In
addition, she discusses her most recent venture, The Safe Side, where
she has partnered with John Walsh to create videos on stranger safety
for pre-teens.
Read Interview:
http://www.truenyc.com/interview/julie-aigner-clark.html
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Missed you at the summit, but thanks for the great interview and additional information.
I was also quite impressed with Julie -- especially her smart approach to achieving word of mouth (or "parent to parent") activity. You can see that here:
http://womm.typepad.com/main/2006/09/baby_einstein_a.html
Keep up the great work.
Posted by: Steven Sibulkin | September 20, 2006 at 11:43 AM
Thanks Steven, I'm looking forward to reading through your blog.
Posted by: David Schnurman | September 20, 2006 at 03:52 PM