BB Podcast Episode 55: Ali Dahlson
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Today we’re visiting with Ali Dahlson, Marketing Manager at Mayesh Wholesale to discuss:
- the rich history of Mayesh Wholesale Florist
- the opportunity that led her back to the family business from a career in interior architecture
- how her family has expanded the business over the years to include 19 locations in 10 states
- the dynamics of a successful family-run business
- upcoming US and International workshop opportunities hosted by Mayesh
- her strategies for working around distractions
- her responsibilities as Marketing Manager
- her thoughts on trends and their importance to wholesalers
- ways Mayesh will be addressing sustainability this year
- what sets Mayesh apart from other wholesalers
- the key to successful social media marketing
Roy & Gerrie Dahlson, Ali’s grandparents, purchased the Mayesh company in 1978.
MENTIONED IN EPISODE 55:
- Ann Sacks Tile & Stone
- Nicole Clarey Photography
- Christy Hulsey | Colonial House of Flowers | Former Mayesh Design Star
- Shean Strong | Former Mayesh Design Star
- Anthony Maslo | The Boy Who Cried Flowers | 2020 Mayesh Design Star
- Evernote
- Putnam & Putnam’s visit to Mayesh Houston
- Mayesh Brannan Street
- Adobe Indesign
- Adobe Illustrator
- Pantone Color of the Year
- Aalsmeer Flower Festival
- International Floriculture Trade Fair (IFTF 2020)
- Floralife
- Eddie the Cooler Guy
- Canva
- Mayesh Workshop with Susan McLeary
Ali and her dad, Pat Dahlson, CEO of Mayesh
MAYESH CLIENT RESOURCES:
Mayesh Design Star Workshop Salt Lake City | Design Star: Kaylee Young of by Kay Studio| Tess Comrie Photography
SEE MORE FROM MAYESH HERE:
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Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) & Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee)
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee
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