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EntreCon: The Power of a Dream

   November 6, 2015

This morning, I was the moderator for an EntreCon panel that featured Scott Zepp, co-founder of World of Beer, and Celeste Beatty, founder of the Harlem Brewing Co. Their passion and love of community were remarkable and inspiring.

Celeste Beatty, Founder of the Harlem Brewing Company, talks about breaking into the craft beer industry, including how her company's trade-mark hats came into being, during the Entrecon seminar Friday at The Rex Theatre.
Celeste Beatty, Founder of the Harlem Brewing Company, talks about breaking into the craft beer industry, including how her company’s trade-mark hats came into being, during the Entrecon seminar Friday at The Rex Theatre.
Rick Outzen interviews Scott Zepp and Celese Beatty on their branding experiences breaking into the beer business during Entrecon Friday at The Rex Theatre.
Rick Outzen interviews Scott Zepp and Celese Beatty on their branding experiences breaking into the beer business during Entrecon Friday at The Rex Theatre.
Scott Zepp, Co-founder and Director, World of Beer, listens carefully to Celeste Beatty, the Founder of the Harlem Brewing Company, about her experiences getting started in the craft beer industry.
Scott Zepp, Co-founder and Director, World of Beer, listens carefully to Celeste Beatty, the Founder of the Harlem Brewing Company, about her experiences getting started in the craft beer industry.
Rick Outzen interviews Scott Zepp and Celese Beatty on their branding experiences breaking into the beer business during Entrecon Friday at The Rex Theatre.
Rick Outzen interviews Scott Zepp and Celese Beatty on their branding experiences breaking into the beer business during Entrecon Friday at The Rex Theatre.
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