Aden + Anais: Raegan Moya-Jones (2019)

So really quick before we start the show, I want to tell you about our How I Built This Live Tour. It's happening this fall, supported by American Express. I'll be in New York talking with Christina Tosi of Milk Bar, in Boston with Luke Holden and Ben Connor, founders of Luke's Lobster, in Washington, DC with Tristan Walker of Walker and Company. And wrapping up the tour in Denver with Kurt Richardson, founder of Otter Products. You can get tickets for all these shows and get more information at nprpresents.org. And I hope to see you on the road. If you run a company, a lot can change in a year or two, and that is certainly the case for Reagan Moya Jones, whose career took a major turn after we first ran this episode about two years ago. So Earlier this month I called her up. To get an update. You'll hear that brand new conversation at the end of this episode, which first air

in July of twenty seventeen. I had read a lot of literature about women entrepreneurs and I had learned the statistic that Only

Two percent of all women owned businesses ever break a million dollar revenue. Is that true? Yes, isn't that frightening? Shocking, yeah. But I'd set myself that goal. So I just said right. Once I get to a million in revenue I've done something that most women entrepreneurs unable to do.

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