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Building a Grassroots Brand with Brooke Gordon

15m · Small Revolution Podcast · 12 Feb 03:00

Brooke Gordon's brand, Beetroot, was born out of her journey to wellness and her passion for sharing healthy recipes. Her grassroots efforts like sharing healthy treats with friends, hosting a farm-to-table event at a local farm, bringing a farmer's market to downtown Defiance, Ohio, and hosting multiple educational events have led to her being a well-respected resource on holistic wellness. Brooke's family comes first, and her business has been built around her life (not the other way around). I admire her ability to execute different business strategies while her brand stays consistent, and becomes more rooted in Northwest Ohio. 

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Learn more about Beetroot and Brooke at beetrootbrooke.com

Credit: Rozco Crash - Audio Engineer

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