Environmentally-friendly entrepreneurship and the future of direct-to-consumer with Sarah Paiji Yoo
Product Hunt RadioShow Notes
Abadesi is joined on this episode by Sarah Paiji Yoo. She is the founder of Blueland, a direct-to-consumer company that sells environmentally-friendly cleaning supplies. She formerly founded and sold Snapette, a mobile platform for local platform shopping.
In this episode they talk about...
* Her extensive entrepreneurial journey.
* How she convinced investors of the promise of Blueland.
* The future of sustainable direct-to-consumer products and companies.
* Managing a fast-growing team at a scaling company.
* What’s in her “resiliency toolkit.”
Of course, she also tells us what some of her favorite products are and why she loves them.
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