Summary
Kevin and Aaron Higgins are cousins, business partners in four successful companies, and as their customers describe them, they’re two “rigid, get-it-done dudes.” With a wealth of international, cross-disciplinary experience, Kevin and Aaron share their story of teaming up to create four ventures over the last decade.
Nu Fangled Images can digitize your VHS home movies.
FTown Longboards is the number one skate shop in Arkansas.
Orion Global Partners is their sourcing and logistics execution company.
Guerrila Film Fare is one to keep an eye on at film festivals in the coming months.
You can find them on the Fayetteville Square at 101 W. Mountain St. #200 Fayetteville, AR 72701 or say hello on the web:
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