Danit Zamir
After graduating with a degree in broadcast journalism – and flirting briefly as an intern at Disney – Danit spent a year as a business analyst /development associate at SinglePlatform, a business that provides restaurants with an online platform to manage their digital presence (and grow their sales).
It’s likely that she picked-up solid commerical knowledge and online sales skills during this initial journey in 2012/2013, although much of the leadership, entrepreneurialism and business inspiration she has exhibited since then most certainly comes from within.
The brainwave for Bloomerent came from her wedding in 2014. Danit was thoroughly depressed to learn that the (very expensive!) flowers she had carefully chosen for her special day would be thrown away after a mere few hours use. She was determined to do something about it and thus Bloomerent was born. It is, quite simply, the online network for connecting florists to eco-minded clients and promoting the reuse of flowers for all manner of events.
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Career Profile: Danit Zamir And Julia Capalino, Bloomerent
Danit Zamir founded Bloomerent, a marketplace for sharing event flowers, as a solo founder and CEO in 2014. But the company really bloomed when she brought on Julia Capalino as a cofounder and co-CEO in 2016.
Danit Zamir founded Bloomerent, a marketplace for sharing event flowers, as a solo founder and CEO in 2014. But the company really bloomed when she brought on Julia Capalino as a cofounder and co-CEO in 2016. "I decided that I wanted a cofounder to join — someone who has an entirely different skill set than I do that would complement mine and help with the workload and taking Bloomerent to the next level," says Zamir.
Bloomerent: The Flower-sharing App
If you are married, or are currently in the process of planning a wedding, you understand just how expensive it can be to plan one. On average, a wedding can cost almost $30,000, and if you aren’t wealthy, that is a lot of money to spend for only a few hours.
This New Wedding Flower Service Will Save You So Much Money on Florals
Are you a bride with champagne taste on a Bud Light budget? Have you been dreaming of filling your wedding venue with peonies and roses, but when the florist gives you the rate, you run screaming? Girl, we gotchu.
‘Bloomerent’ Finds Wedding Flowers At A Discount, But There’s A Catch — They’re Used
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — It’s spring, and love is in the air — which means it’s also wedding season.
Wish We Had In India: A Flower Sharing Startup For Weddings !
Now this is an idea that we desperately need in India! We have big fat weddings, and even the smallest wedding does not come cheap. There's so much to be done, and money, well, lets just say the more you can save, the better. But here is an awesome concept in the U.S, which allows couples to save big on one thing that's literally spotted in every wedding- the flowers.
Launched in 2014, Bloomerent allows brides to share centerpieces across their wedding events for huge savings and increased sustainability. Brides love it, corporate event planners love it, and Bloomerent is growing like crazy.
A Genius Way To Make Sure Your Wedding Flowers Don’t Go To Waste
Brides and grooms often spend thousands on wedding flowers that are discarded at the end of the night, even if they’re still in perfectly good shape.
How 10 Small Business Owners Manage Work-Life Balance
Capalino: "Having a cofounder means that you have someone to keep you accountable. Danit and I handle different aspects of the business and we have a weekly meeting to check in on last week’s progress and report the next week’s goals.
Meet Bloomerent, The Sustainable Solution To Your Event Flowers
When Danit Zamir was planning her wedding 3 years ago, she couldn’t wrap her mind around the idea of spending thousands of dollars on flowers that would be thrown out in a few hours.
This Is Why Finding A Co-Founder Is One Of The Best Decisions You Could Make
We talked shop with Danit Zamir and Julia Capalino on their partnership, building strategy together and sharing the same goal.
Career Profile: Danit Zamir And Julia Capalino, Bloomerent
Danit Zamir founded Bloomerent, a marketplace for sharing event flowers, as a solo founder and CEO in 2014. But the company really bloomed when she brought on Julia Capalino as a cofounder and co-CEO in 2016.
The Benefits Of Having A Cofounder And Co-CEO
Danit Zamir founded Bloomerent, a marketplace for sharing event flowers, as a solo founder and CEO in 2014. But the company really bloomed when she brought on Julia Capalino as a cofounder and co-CEO in 2016. "I decided that I wanted a cofounder to join — someone who has an entirely different skill set than I do that would complement mine and help with the workload and taking Bloomerent to the next level," says Zamir.
Bloomerent: The Flower-sharing App
If you are married, or are currently in the process of planning a wedding, you understand just how expensive it can be to plan one. On average, a wedding can cost almost $30,000, and if you aren’t wealthy, that is a lot of money to spend for only a few hours.
This New Wedding Flower Service Will Save You So Much Money on Florals
Are you a bride with champagne taste on a Bud Light budget? Have you been dreaming of filling your wedding venue with peonies and roses, but when the florist gives you the rate, you run screaming? Girl, we gotchu.
‘Bloomerent’ Finds Wedding Flowers At A Discount, But There’s A Catch — They’re Used
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — It’s spring, and love is in the air — which means it’s also wedding season.
Wish We Had In India: A Flower Sharing Startup For Weddings !
Now this is an idea that we desperately need in India! We have big fat weddings, and even the smallest wedding does not come cheap. There's so much to be done, and money, well, lets just say the more you can save, the better. But here is an awesome concept in the U.S, which allows couples to save big on one thing that's literally spotted in every wedding- the flowers.
Two Millennial Founders Are Saving Brides Thousands of Dollars With Flower Sharing
Launched in 2014, Bloomerent allows brides to share centerpieces across their wedding events for huge savings and increased sustainability. Brides love it, corporate event planners love it, and Bloomerent is growing like crazy.
A Genius Way To Make Sure Your Wedding Flowers Don’t Go To Waste
Brides and grooms often spend thousands on wedding flowers that are discarded at the end of the night, even if they’re still in perfectly good shape.
How 10 Small Business Owners Manage Work-Life Balance
Capalino: "Having a cofounder means that you have someone to keep you accountable. Danit and I handle different aspects of the business and we have a weekly meeting to check in on last week’s progress and report the next week’s goals.
Meet Bloomerent, The Sustainable Solution To Your Event Flowers
When Danit Zamir was planning her wedding 3 years ago, she couldn’t wrap her mind around the idea of spending thousands of dollars on flowers that would be thrown out in a few hours.
This Is Why Finding A Co-Founder Is One Of The Best Decisions You Could Make
We talked shop with Danit Zamir and Julia Capalino on their partnership, building strategy together and sharing the same goal.
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Danit Zamir Talks
WII 058: Laurie Hartwell Reveals 5 Secrets to a Wedding Planner’s Success
WII 055: Danit Zamir Shares an Insider’s Perspective of the Wed-Tech World
The Oh Hell No Podcast
Renting Out Your Wedding Centerpieces
Startup helps nip rising wedding floral costs in the bud
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