BB Podcast Episode 88: Twyla Reimer
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Today we’re visiting with Twyla Reimer, owner of Remi + Gold in Austin, Texas. From a slight obsession with TLC wedding shows to working behind the scenes on events along the Las Vegas strip, flowering in California, and opening a business in Texas, you’ll want to fasten your seatbelt for Twyla’s story. She’s not afraid to follow a dream. But, her love of people and the intentionality she shows in the way she cares for those around her are really the heart of the story. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we enjoyed having it…and watch for Part 2 coming January 2022!
Join us as we talk about:
- finding her stride in floral design
- moving from freelancer to business owner
- the flower order that gave her the confidence to go out on her own
- the impact Instagram had on the early success and growth of her business
- why she prioritizes her team over everything else
- creating company culture
- why creating a safe work environment for her team is her 1st priority
- how she takes care of her team
- the importance of having an ethos in business
- how she makes time to support people and causes she believes in
- how being a first generation American has impacted her business journey
LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 88:
- Jesse Camargo | BB+ Episode 20
- South by Southwest
- International School of Hospitality
- Lauren Palmer & Leah Palmer | The Wild Mother | #sendflowerstogreenwood
LEARN MORE ABOUT REMI + GOLD HERE:
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest
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Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee)
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee
Music & Voiceovers: Landon McGee
If you enjoyed this chat with Twyla, you might also enjoy our podcast interview with Alyssa Lytle of Color Theory Design Co. Click here to listen.
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