How I Built Resilience: Live with Susan Griffin-Black

Hey everyone, so as some of you know, we've just started a new series of conversations on Facebook Live where each week I talk to founders and entrepreneurs about how they're dealing with the new normal that we're all living under now. And we hope these conversations give you a little jolt of optimism during these otherwise difficult times. Now, in case you miss these conversations live, we're going to be posting an excerpt right here every Thursday in your podcast feed. And today's guest is Susan Griffin Black, founder of EO Products. EO makes a whole line of body, skin, and hair care products, but since the COVID-19 crisis, they've pivoted to pretty much only making hand sanitiz and hand soap. Which is why Susan wasn't at home when we talked to her, she was actually in her office in San Rafael, California. We are an excluded employer because we're making only hand sanitizers.

And And soap. And so what that means is Two thirds of the people are working from home. And who is here on two ships are

All the people who make our products, fill our products and ship our products. Plus support positions like quality control and And so forth. And then senior leadership, we depending on our situations. We've been taking turns, um

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