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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2022 · 14 MIN

#47 Super Gourmet Casco Viejo - Blayne Ladner and Yazmina Delgado

from The Rim Break Business Podcast · host Bike Budie

I was fortunate enough to interview Blayne Ladner and his wife Yazmina Delgado, who both own and founded the Super Gourmet Coffee Shop in Panama! In 2006 after Hurricane Katrina, Ladner moved to Panama as a fresh reset. He worked in the real estate industry previously and eventually ventured into entrepreneurship over the years. After having many morning business meetings but no real place for coffee and breakfast. In 2007 he decided to solve the problem and startup Super Gourmet! Which is nestled in the heart of the beautiful Casco Viejo in Panama; the area is rich in history and has beautiful Spanish architecture.In the interview we talk about how his influences, and how being around people who takes chances which helped him make the move to Panama, as well as the importance of living and investing in your community!Thank you again to Blayne Ladner and Yazmina Delgado for the interview and great coffee! Please visit Panama! And Super Gourmet Casco Viejo!!Follow their Instagram @supergcasco https://www.instagram.com/supergcasco/?hl=enHope you enjoy the episode! : )

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