The Think Small Podcast Live: Washington DC

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  All Communities Are Big Enough: What 25 Years of Building in DC Teaches You About Legacy, Federal Contracting, and What You Owe the Neighborhood That Made You (Victor P. Holt, founder, president, and CEO, VTech Solutions)

  Jul 17, 202634 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Victor P. Holt, founder, president, and CEO of VTech Solutions, shares a story that begins with selling flower seeds door to door in northeast D.C.'s Michigan Park neighborhood, runs through the U.S. Air Force and careers at Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and HP, and arrives at a Saturday morning in 2000 when his four-year-old daughter grabbed his face and asked what they were going to do, a question he heard not as a request for breakfast but as a call to build something of his own. What followed was...

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  Oluwatobi (Tobi) OSOBUKOLA-ABUBU, Owner, Fritters and Roast LLC

  Jul 12, 202614 minS0

  <p>In this episode of The Think Small Podcast, Oluwatobi "Tobi" Oshobuka-Abubu share the inspiring journey of founding Fritters and Roast LLC. What began as a search for sustainable income while caring for a child with special needs evolved into a thriving beverage business. Tobi discusses how she leveraged numerous local resources—including the DC Public Library, the Latin Economic Development Center, and the Union Kitchen accelerator program—to transition from catering to a licensed consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand.The conversation focuses on the company’s signature hibiscus juices, a nutritional recipe inspired by Tobi's mother and her Nigerian herita...

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  "Everything Is Going to Fall Apart and It Will Be Okay Anyway: How Merry Pin Built a Community Before It Built a Business" (Madeleine Odendahl, Co-founder of Merry Pin)

  Jul 3, 202630 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Madeleine Odendahl, co-founder of Merry Pin, shares the unlikely story of how a community economic development professional who spent years watching small businesses struggle decided to open one anyway, and built something that defied every skeptic who gave her a strange look at the bank. Tucked into Washington D.C.'s Shepherd Park neighborhood on Georgia Avenue, Merry Pin is a craft store, café, and community space rolled into one 3,300 square foot storefront, a business model so unusual that Madeline and her co-founder Megan proved its demand first by raising $47,000 from 355 s...

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