I recently spoke to Claire Dalton of Dungarvan Brewing Company which is a relatively new company started in a recession and proving to be very successful.
Dungarvan Brewing Company – A Success Story Brewed from Redundancies in a Recession
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From http://bloggertone.com 470 days ago
Made Hot by: Ruth Stone on February 6, 2012 3:24 pm
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470 days ago
I read somewhere that companies founded during a recession tend to be stronger no matter what the economic climate because they have a unique approach to managing resources imprinted on their company DNA. I wonder if you detected anything like that at the Dungarvan Brewing Company that other business owners could emulate.
468 days ago
I think a conservative bootstrap approach with emphasis on careful monitoring of cash flow is something all these companies share in common...and should be a mark of any successful business, for that matter.
468 days ago