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有贊助商
英語
美國
84 集
自從 2020年10月5日
episodic

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 Most people know Tide as the orange bottle on the shelf. Mike Trozzo, vice president of product and innovation for Tide Services, wants guests to see the bullseye as their one-stop shop for out-of-home laundry. In this episode, Trozzo explains how Tide’s 10-store laundromat network is built around…

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In Flint, Michigan, Leo and Mio Robinson are proving that a laundromat can be about far more than washing clothes. Good Laundry, the nonprofit they built alongside their church, Good Church, grew out of a simple question they started asking their neighbors while serving hot meals during the early d…
Before Ken Wimberly became chief visionary officer and co-founder of Laundry Luv, he watched an $800,000 business go to zero — and had to call every investor to tell them so. On this episode of Full Cycle, host Matt DeWolf talks with Wimberly about the anxiety and depression that followed, the morn…
On this episode of Full Cycle, host Matt DeWolf talks with Brian Wallace, president and CEO of CLA, The Laundry Association, about a side of the organization's work that rarely gets discussed: legislative and regulatory advocacy on behalf of laundromat owners. Wallace walks through CLA's new Advoca…
Joe Ebanks did not set out to become a laundromat owner. A real estate investor for more than 25 years, Ebanks was negotiating a home purchase from a woman named Linda when the deal fell through. Weeks later, Linda called with an unexpected offer: would he be interested in buying her laundromat ins…
Catherine Fisher never planned to enter the laundry industry. A longtime real estate agent in Corvallis, Oregon, she built a side business managing about a dozen Airbnb properties, a portfolio that produced an overwhelming amount of laundry. Towels, sheets, blankets and pillows piled up faster than…
In this episode of Full Cycle, host Matt DeWolf checks back in with Tim Johnson for the third installment of his series following the launch of Operation Laundry, a destination laundromat in Holland, Michigan. The earlier episodes covered Johnson's decision to leverage his 401(k) to fund the projec…
Host Matt DeWolf talks with Amy Knopf and Avi Robbins, co-founders of A+ Laundry in Atlanta, about leaving private equity careers to build a laundry business from the ground up. Knopf and Robbins both spent years in private equity before deciding to strike out on their own. Knopf's background is in…
Kate Wolfe came to the laundry industry the way many do, by following a thread of curiosity until it became a plan. A TikTok video about passive income sent her down a research rabbit hole, and within a year or two she had identified a laundromat near her home in Pennsylvania, arranged financing, a…
Cathy Neilley spent years working her way through corporate America, from clinical laboratory work at major New York hospitals to pharmaceutical sales, biotech management, and eventually e-commerce and product management at Johnson & Johnson. The training was excellent and the travel was broad,…
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