Consider This: Sweet Success In Nebraska, 2124
May 9, 2018
Host: Cathy Wyatt
Guests: Todd Baker / General Manager, Bakers Candies Ellen Junge / Owner, The Cookie Company
Brian Langbehn / Owner, Coneflower Creamery
Program description:
What do Bakers Chocolates, The Cookie Company, and Coneflower Creamery all have in common?
Coming up on the next edition of "Consider This..." Sweet Success in Nebraska.
That's right... Three business owners have taken ingredients like sugar, milk, eggs, and flour and blended them into profitable businesses.
How? The answers may surprise you.
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