In The Upside of Being Down, the entrepreneur and mental health advocate shares her story of misdiagnosis, diagnosis, and how a problem became her solution After college, Jen Gotch found herself ...

Lifestyle, accessory and apparel brand Ban.do might focus on rainbows, millennial pink and "getting serious about fun," but founder and chief creative officer Jen Gotch’s social media feed also gets ...

Ban.do founder and chief creative officer Jen Gotch announced on Instagram that she plans to immediately "step down" from her position. Over the weekend, a former employee accused Gotch of cultivating ...

Jen Gotch, co-founder and former chief creative officer of L.A. lifestyle brand Ban.do. She is the author of the memoir "The Upside of Being Down: How Mental Health Struggles Led to My Greatest ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link When Jen Gotch co-founded her headband business ban.do in 2008, she'd been hopping between jobs as an assistant, stylist, and photographer. But ...

(CBS Local)-- Jen Gotch is a successful businesswoman, an author, and a leader in the conversation about mental health. The founder of the multi-million dollar business ban.do recently published a ...

Simon Gotch, one half of one-time NXT tag team champions The Vaudevillains, was released Wednesday from his WWE contract. Along with Aiden English, Gotch, whose real name is John Smith, was ...

“Can I get a picture with you?” a woman asks Jen Gotch, tentatively approaching the founder and chief creative officer of the L.A. lifestyle and apparel brand Ban.do. “I love you so much, you’re, like ...

Simon Gotch, one half of former NXT tag team champions The Vaudevillains, agreed mutually to a release from his WWE contract on Wednesday. Gotch, 34, whose real name is John Smith, concluded a nearly ...

Jen Gotch, 47, is co-founder and chief creative officer for Ban.do, a 10-year-old lifestyle brand that, as Gotch describes it, “sits at the intersection of fun and happiness.” The Los Angeles company, ...

TRY THIS AT HOME Jen Gotch has a message for people who feel alone in this season of social isolation and coronavirus dread: “I’ve been training for this for years and still feel all the things ...