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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2022 · 11 MIN

Creative Recovery: How to Pick Up Again After a Crisis as a Young Entrepreneur | Valentina Krug

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Today’s guest for Coffee with Closers had just sold her house in order to finance her business in the event industry. It was a big move, but she was confident that it would pay off. And then, one year later, covid hit.   The business ground to a halt as people stopped hosting events and traveling. It was a tough time, but she refused to give up. She worked tirelessly to find new ways to market and attract customers.   And finally, after months of hard work, things started picking up again. The company is doing better than ever before, thanks to her resilience and determination.   Meet Valentina Fonseca Krug -  the founder and lead designer of Lola Valentina, a company specializing in upscale tabletop décor.    During this episode, she shares her insights and valuable lessons on:    ➤How to run a business during a major crisis; ➤What it's like to be an entrepreneur in the creative space;  ➤What are the challenges of running a creative business;  ➤What are the best ways to grow the necessary skills as a leader, and more!   Tune in for our conversation.

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