Jessica Rolph is the CEO of Lovevery, an early learning platform that offers stage-based information for parents and products for children. With a background in brand strategy and a passion for helping children reach their fullest potential, Jessica leads Lovevery in providing tools for intentional play and connection between parents and children. Her dedication to creating meaningful learning experiences for children during their crucial developmental stages has made her a respected leader in the early childhood education space. Connect with Jessica on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-rolph-4b86ba/

You’ll hear Lindsay and Jessica discuss:


Balance science and heart. Balancing the science of early childhood development with a big-hearted approach is crucial for creating a brand that resonates with parents and children.

Understand the tensions of parenting. Acknowledging and navigating the tensions of modern parenting, such as screen time and achievement pressures, is essential for both parents and brands like Lovevery.

Growth mindset is for everyone. Embracing a growth mindset as a parent and a leader allows for continuous learning, adaptation, and improvement in both personal and professional roles.

Purpose alignment is key. Aligning personal purpose with the purpose of the company can lead to a fulfilling and all-consuming dedication to the brand's mission and vision.

Pay attention to detail. Paying attention to important nuances, without skimming over them, is vital for maintaining the quality and integrity of a brand's messaging and offerings.

Find the right brand tone. The tone and personality of a brand, like Lovevery, play a crucial role in conveying the right message to parents and creating a positive and engaging experience for families.

Provide the right tools for your audience. Lovevry provides parents with the right tools and information to engage with their children's development can strengthen the parent-child connection and support holistic family growth.

Work-life balance still matters. Balancing the demands of work and family life, like being a CEO and a parent, requires gut instincts and prioritization to ensure both personal and professional success.

Commit to continuous learning. Embracing continuous learning and growth, both as a parent and a brand leader, allows for adaptation to changing circumstances and the ability to evolve with the needs of families.



Resources

Jessica Rolph on LinkedIn | Lovevery