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In today’s BB Podcast episode (No. 130), we’re visiting with Cameron Hardesty, owner of Poppy, a wedding floral business based in the Washington, DC area that has seen rapid growth and success.
A transformative experience volunteering at the White House ignited Cameron’s passion. We walk through her transition from a career in corporate communications to becoming the founder of a company that empowers nearly 900 freelance floral designers, offering them flexibility and opportunities to showcase their creativity.
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to move a business idea from concept to execution and then scale it quickly, you’ll find this conversation enlightening. Cameron shares insights into the fundraising journey, including participation in the Techstars Accelerator program and raising $1.65 million+ in seed funding. She’s keen on sharing the knowledge and experiences she’s gained over the years in hopes of supporting and encouraging others.
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Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (BB + Bloom Trust Co.) & Natalie Gill (Native Poppy)
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Joel McGee
Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee
If you enjoyed this episode, you might also enjoy our visit with Amy Dunlap, owner of Stemz. Click here to listen.
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