Summary
Part 2 In this episode we talk with businesses that were chosen to be a part of the Two Seven Zero Accelerator, a Startup Junkie Consulting initiative. Recorded in the basement of the the Old Post Office in Fayetteville and hosted by Hayseed Ventures.
Business descriptions taken from their company websites.
3:05 Leah Garrett – Olive Bloom / Olive Loom produces professional clothing made by a network of Loomineers from all walks of life from all over the USA. www.oliveloom.com
6:54 Omar Kasim – Con Quesos / Con Quesos is a fast-casual fusion taco restaurant opening in Fayetteville, AR. They offer fusion tacos as well as unique cheese dips.conquesos.com
13:25 Clayton Chamberlain – American Native / American Made handmade leather, selvedge denim, and wax canvased goods.www.americannativegoods.com
21:37 Edgar Cilio – Little Bird Systems / They are a company dedicated to bringing embedded wireless products for real time monitoring and data logging solutions. Their products are designed to seamlessly interface with the end users. Whether you want to track miles and elevation on a bike ride or monitor process quality in your manufacturing facility, Little Bird Systems has the perfect RF embedded solution for you.www.littlebirdsystems.com
29:25 Scott Fagaly – Endangered Gentleman / Providing handmade men’s grooming and personal care products. Made in America.www.endangeredgentleman.com
Our contact information:
Jeff Amerine / Jeff@startupjunkieconsulting.com / www.startupjunkieconsulting.com
Jon Cadieux / jon@455mediagroup.com / www.455mediagroup.com / www.bentonvilleworkplace.com
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