Portland Garment Factory: Grit, Problem-Solving and Creativity

5/5/2023

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Portland Garment Factory is a soft goods manufacturing company known for its creative brand collaborations. After losing everything in a fire, PGF used the opportunity to start over and create an even better version of themselves.

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Portland Garment Factory: Grit, Problem-Solving and Creativity
5/5/2023
36:25
Portland Garment Factory is a soft goods manufacturing company known for its creative brand collaborations. After losing everything in a fire, PGF used the opportunity to start over and create an even better version of themselves.

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Portland Garment Factory: Grit, Problem-Solving and Creativity

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Altri episodi di "Call Paul"

Small Business Spotlight: Solu n.o.w. Tone Therapy System, featuring Co-founder Michael Joly

Fathom: A Study In Partnership

Annie Cannons: Training a Tech Workforce from a Place of Trauma

Beam Paints: Deputize Yourself to Make Bold Choices

Dirty Girl Produce: Farming as Activism (while making a profit)

Whispering Smith: Architecture as a Gateway to Change

eBoom: Customers as Community

Peau de Loup: When 75% of your customers are *repeat* customers

Kachka: Turning industry standards upside down

Portland Garment Factory: Grit, Problem-Solving and Creativity

Peau de Loup: When 75% of your customers are repeat customers