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Dec 17, 2020 30 min

Ep. 20: Chasse-ing the Tides

from On the Back Burner Podcast

Jacki Johnson is the owner of Tidewater, Belle Chasse, and Fulton County Pack a Backpack. As she adapted to the nomadic nature of a military spouse, required to move from base to base whenever her husband was reassigned, she seized upon the opportunity to absorb as much experience from her travels as she possibly could. By 1996, Jacki and her husband had settled in Rochester, where she began to ply her trade out of a home office. By 2002, her clientele had grown so much that she moved the business to downtown, and two years later, Tidewater Executive Tax Service settled into the Main Street location where she operates to this day. As ambition leads to growth, growth often leads to the need for more space in order to branch out and realize the possibilities of your work and dreams. The Belle Chasse (pronounced ‘bell chase’) Party Venue is a place that provides the literal space that can be rented by people who need an ideal location to get the most out of their own events and gatherings. https://www.digitalwolfnetwork.com/post/chasse-ing-the-tides This episode is sponsored by Sutton’s Burrow. Digital Wolf Podcast is sponsored by WROI 92.1 Giant fm. Listen on Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts & Google Play, and on our website: digitalwolfnetwork.com/podcast.

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