Business of Craft Episode 62 Louis Boria Unique Differences

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My guest today, Louis Boria, is the founder and owner of Brooklyn Boy Knits, a company that produces custom knitwear. In addition to building a thriving business, Louis is on a mission to combine his love of fiber arts with his passion to combat bullying and to champion inclusion and diversity in the fiber arts community. He has been featured in the media like New York 1, CBS News, Reuters, and Telemundo. In this show, I want to explore with Louis the idea of how unique differences in your personal and business brand can help you to grow your craft business.

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