How I Built Resilience: Shan-Lyn Ma of Zola
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Hey, it's Guy here with a very special and timely announcement. On march eleventh at eight PM Eastern Time, how I built this live is coming back, and this time we're going virtual with best selling author and former monk Jay Shetty. If you're searching for purpose, peace, and clarity in your life, or you're struggling to find meaning and motivation at work, then you'll do. Definitely want to join this conversation. Tickets are still available. For more information, head to nprpresents.org and hope to see you there. Hey everyone and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition from NPR. I'm Guy Raz. Each week on Thursdays, we invite entrepreneurs and other business leaders to come onto the show live to talk about how they've been building resilience into their businesses this year. And today, my conversation with Shanlin Ma, CEO and co-founder of Zola.
Zola is a one stop shop for couples planning a wedding. From creating a wedding website, finding local vendors, making a registry, to even creating a photo album of the big day. With the wedding industry completely hammered by the pandemic last year, Sola focused on releasing new products and features for couples. like a home goods marketplace and even hosting virtual weddings on its platform. We aim to serve couples from that first day they get engaged. through their entire wedding planning journey and into their first years of newly wed life with the
tools and technology that we build to help them Plan, dream, and then bring to life there. fantasy wedding. So basically you go on the website and you can do everything. Like from finding the person to do your flowers to a venue
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