Stephanie Krubsack

Stephanie’s creative experience began 16 years ago as an editor-in-chief for a magazine and later building personal websites and content through food and travel blogging at SK Parfait. She soon offered services to other companies, developing marketing and branding skills to help promote a product or service while working full-time for corporations in the paper and automotive industries in Wisconsin and later IT and food industries in Colorado. She continued to gain skills in customer success and brand management with food product and home improvement companies in the Midwest, working alongside individuals from all walks of life and creating content for many types of media. This work included branding, logo and graphic design, social media management, email marketing, blog, and content writing, sustainability consulting, and video copywriting and directing. In 2018, she was also responsible for background research, coordination of information, and vetting a solar energy project for her fortune 500 employer.

Naturally drawn to the sustainability space and growing up in a home surrounded by family-owned farmland in a reforestation program in Wisconsin, she wanted to create a platform to highlight all of the individuals and companies that bring awareness to wellness, sustainability, and the environment. She created the company Purevant Living to provide creative services within sustainability and wellness through interviews, podcasting, articles, and design. She has facilitated many community wellness workshops and cooking classes, published several recipes and children’s books, and created and designed the Women Who Kayak organization to promote community and preservation of waterways. Most recently, she launched the Person & Planet podcast with an upcoming paired magazine. Stephanie aligned her business in a manner prioritizing community outreach, giving, environmental stewardship, and the Sustainable Development goals, showcased in Purevant Living’s 2020 Impact & Carbon Footprint Report. She currently serves as an Advisory Board member for the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council.