Serial Entrepreneur: Marcia Kilgore (2018)
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So before we start the show, I want to tell you about a few how I built this live shows you can attend on the East Coast this fall, supported by American Express. First, I'll be heading to New York on September 10th, where I'll be talking with Christina Tosi of Milk Bar at Town Hall. And then I'll head to Washington, DC on September twelfth with Tristan Walker of Walker Company at Lincoln Theater. You can get your tickets and find out more about our live events, including a third East Coast show that we'll be announcing very soon at nprpresents.org. And I hope to see you there. I also want to let you know that tickets are almost entirely sold out for NPR's How I Built This Summit, happening this October in San Francisco. It's also supported by American Express. There will be a bunch of incredible founders there from companies like Spanx, Instagram, Slack, JetBlue, and many, many others. You can find out more information and get your tickets before they're gone.
at summit dot npr dot org. And one of the other founders that will be there is Marcia Kilgore. You know, some of us are lucky enough to have one really good idea that's worth building into a business, but Marcia Kilgore? She had five, five ideas all different. All of which turned into incredibly successful companies.
This is an unbelievable story. And I can't wait to talk to her more about it at the summit in San Francisco. We first ran this episode in January of last year. If you haven't heard it, it is so crazy. If you have heard it, it is totally worth Rehearing it one more time. Here it is.
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