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Super EntreCon panel on beer – and I get to moderate it

   November 2, 2015

retro mic

For EntreCon, I get to moderate a panel that will give a unique view into breweries and pubs. On Friday, Nov. 6 at the Rex Theatre, I will  have these two entrepreneurs and the topic is “Brewing Up Success, Turning a Dream into a Reality”:


Speakers

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Celeste Beatty

Founder, Harlem Brewing Co.
Celeste Beatty is a foodie. Growing up in the Carolina kitchens and gardens of her grandmothers, she became fascinated with food at a young age. She was also fascinated with place she visited on childhood visits with family – the historic Harlem community of New York City. When she started her college career in the ‘90s, she decided to relocate there to continue her studies and support local entrepreneurship. She later graduated from… Read More →

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Scott Zepp

Co-founder and Director, World of Beer
Scott D. Zepp | Co-founder and Director | | Raised in Pensacola, Florida, Scott Zepp taught at Pensacola Catholic High School, where he was assistant baseball coach to the 2003 State Champions. In 2004, Hurricane Ivan had a life altering impact on Mr. Zepp as it destroyed his home on Pensacola Beach. He cashed in his 401K and moved to Tampa, where he reconnected with long-time friend Matt LaFon. In November of 2005, Mr. Zepp co-owned and… Read More →
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