Interview With Kevin Carr
Founder, Community Beer Company
Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Nominee
In this interview, recorded exclusively for the Wealth Creators Network, Community Beer Founder, Kevin Carr, shares how he left the software business to start his own craft beer company. He also shares the three-pronged approach he took for acquiring investors and raising capital, how he scaled his business and his best advice for entrepreneurs.
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In this video you will hear...
0.58 - All about Community Beer Company
1.56 - Why he pivoted from software to craft beer
4.14 - Why finding someone with experience in craft beer was one of his first priorities
7.40 - How he turned his idea into a fully fledged business
12.25 - How he decided on what markets to expand into
14.07 - The three pronged approach he took for acquiring investors and raising capital
18.07 - How they made their initial sales once the business got going
19.38 - Why he transitioned from self distribution to outsourcing distribution
23.15 - After having good growth, how he plans to scale from here
29.00 - Other revenue lines he has developed
31.30 - Why he sold one company to start a craft beer company
35.55 - The process he used, and how he found a buyer for his previous company
36.35 - Why he wished he had use more mentorship along the journey
38.05 - Why he created a philanthropic arm of the business
41.05 - The best advice he has for entrepreneurs
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In this video you will learn...
0.58 - All about Community Beer Company
1.56 - Why he pivoted from software to craft beer
4.14 - Why finding someone with experience in craft beer was one of his first priorities
7.40 - How he turned his idea into a fully fledged business
12.25 - How he decided on what markets to expand into
14.07 - The three pronged approach he took for acquiring investors and raising capital
18.07 - How they made their initial sales once the business got going
19.38 - Why he transitioned from self distribution to outsourcing distribution
23.15 - After having good growth, how he plans to scale from here
29.00 - Other revenue lines he has developed
31.30 - Why he sold one company to start a craft beer company
35.55 - The process he used, and how he found a buyer for his previous company
36.35 - Why he wished he had use more mentorship along the journey
38.05 - Why he created a philanthropic arm of the business
41.05 - The best advice he has for entrepreneurs
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