What Does a Healthy Specialty Coffee Ecosystem Look Like? Learnings from the World of Coffee
Good Folks, Doing Good WorkShow Notes
I always like to synthesize what I learn from World of Coffee and I'm finally getting around to it now. As a result, I've been considering what we as an industry might learn from healthy forests. Stick with me on this one...it's been a helpful motif for me and I hope it's helpful for you. I'd love to hear what kinds of trees you're planting today that'll give other folks shade in our industry in the future. 👉 Sign up for our newsletter 👉 Buy a Book 👉 Sign up for Junto 📧 Learn More or Set Up a Meeting: [email protected] Us on the SocialsLinkedInInstagramWebsite for the good of the people — Pomelo
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