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What It's About
An update from a BIPOC clothing company based in New York.
Notes from Chris
Episode 2007
Welcome to Throwback Thursday / “Where are they now?” where we take an in-depth look at someone who’s story has evolved considerably since we first featured them. Two weeks ago, we heard from the owner of a California meal prep company. His business continues to put food on the table! Today, in our latest feature, we’ll hear from Michelle Cadore. She’s now the owner of two businesses, YES I AM CLOTHING and DA SPOT NYC, a fashion boutique featuring BIPOC designers and brands. As she’ll explain, she’s now full-time in these endeavors, but naturally she started both of them while working another job and not being satisfied with the advancement opportunities she received. What’s happened since? Listen to today's episode to hear Michelle's updates...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- Thanks to Michelle for sharing her updates with us. Check out her websites at yesiamclothing.com and daspotnyc.com. you can shop online or visit their store next time you’re in Brooklyn.
- Self-Affirmation Leads to Online Clothing Brand: After hitting a glass ceiling at work, one woman decides to manage her own career by starting a lifestyle brand clothing line.
- Sophomores Stitch Together Custom T-Shirts: When two college students look to start a business, they roll up their sleeves and create a custom t-shirt company—totally off the cuff!
- Architect Designs Blueprint For Fashionable Online Shop: A childhood love of sewing comes in handy for this architect’s side hustle goals later in life.
