In this session, Tracey will share: 1. Moving beyond the idea to action 2. Creating retail traction through relationships and readiness 3. Building a business to stand on its own
We started out as a temp staffing firm for a variety of industries, from blue collar to high–level IT roles and executive positions. Any firm that needed temps, we found them. At one time, we even found hard-to-find school bus drivers; we worked on some crazy projects.
In this session, Tracey will share: 1. Moving beyond the idea to action 2. Creating retail traction through relationships and readiness 3. Building a business to stand on its own
Internationally, you have to look for good partners, especially if you’re entering a completely new market. You have to trust that your partners will represent your brand there. There also has to be two-way trust because we’re going to be learning together. We said no to many who wanted to take the Tutu School concept into countries we weren’t ready to go into, and said yes to the partners in UK and Canada because we really trusted them.
Join us on February 3 for our second program in the the four part series, Success on Her Terms. We will be joined by guest, Nancy Sharp.
In this session, Tracey will share: 1. Moving beyond the idea to action 2. Creating retail traction through relationships and readiness 3. Building a business to stand on its own
After receiving amazing feedback from my customers, I decided to look for a larger factory to partner with, who had the capacity to produce a retail-ready product and also create a pad-printed peppermint design.
