Her First 3 Years - A podcast for women entrepreneurs
Sep 28, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
*What if your purpose driven business started with solving one small problem for one person you care about? This is the story of jewelry for hearing aids - Auzi.* Auzi co-founder Daniela Groza shares…
Daniela GrozaGuest
Chardét RyelHost
entrepreneurial like I don't think I would have even thought about that at 12 13 but you were there and sharing your and getting inquiries too What were some of the other things that you made? Yeah,

For example, my graduate collection was about embracing diversity of bodily forms and different skin tones and things like stretch marks that make us beautiful, actually.

And I was showcasing that through a Japanese technique of... of mixing multiple metals together to create this marbled effect through different shades of metals.

I think that's so beautiful that you basically found a way to bring these techniques in and show different colors and different shapes and have it be about the body acceptance and diversity.

so it was always important for me to make the pieces be more than just for aesthetic purposes

and then when you finally decided to do Oz am I saying it right tell me how to pronounce Ozzy it's correct yeah Ozzy what made you choose the name by the way I'm super curious Yeah,

I love how thoughtful you were in the branding and the story of this, like bringing in your cultural roots, but also his background and then the material that you're creating with too.

So question about this is, I'm curious, once you decided to do it and your partner was communicating these things that would be helpful for him and you thought, let me create this.

Did you immediately know that it was going to be for more than just him? Like, did you have an idea that, oh, maybe we'll expand this for other people?

entrepreneurial like I don't think I would have even thought about that at 12 13 but you were there and sharing your and getting inquiries too What were some of the other things that you made? Yeah,

For example, my graduate collection was about embracing diversity of bodily forms and different skin tones and things like stretch marks that make us beautiful, actually.

And I was showcasing that through a Japanese technique of... of mixing multiple metals together to create this marbled effect through different shades of metals.

I think that's so beautiful that you basically found a way to bring these techniques in and show different colors and different shapes and have it be about the body acceptance and diversity.

so it was always important for me to make the pieces be more than just for aesthetic purposes

and then when you finally decided to do Oz am I saying it right tell me how to pronounce Ozzy it's correct yeah Ozzy what made you choose the name by the way I'm super curious Yeah,

I love how thoughtful you were in the branding and the story of this, like bringing in your cultural roots, but also his background and then the material that you're creating with too.

So question about this is, I'm curious, once you decided to do it and your partner was communicating these things that would be helpful for him and you thought, let me create this.

Did you immediately know that it was going to be for more than just him? Like, did you have an idea that, oh, maybe we'll expand this for other people?
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