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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 28 MIN

S3 EP2: Building Corporate Partnerships Through B2B Sales with Josh Parks from Ghostfit Apparel

from Customer Growth Sessions · host Intergrowth

In this episode, we sit down with Josh Parks, founder of GhostFit Apparel, to explore the brand’s evolution from a direct-to-consumer (B2C) startup into a thriving B2B apparel business. Josh breaks down the realities of sales—how to handle rejection, push through setbacks, and stay consistent when prospects say no. He also shares practical strategies for winning conversations at trade shows, leveraging LinkedIn outreach, and navigating common sales objections. For new and aspiring entrepreneurs, Josh offers grounded advice on building with intentionality, focus, and long-term vision.   🔧 Tools mentioned: PhantomBuster for outreach automation 👉 Check out GhostFit Apparel 📸 Follow them on Instagram 💼 Connect with Josh on LinkedIn to learn more.   Enjoyed the episode? Don’t forget to subscribe to be the first to hear about future episodes. Interested in seeing how Intergrowth could help you grow your business? Head over to intergrowth.com/cgs to book a complimentary strategy session with our team.

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