Jennifer Myers Chua here, the host of Cost of Goods Sold. In today's episode, I'm going to tell you this story of how I got here, how I went from a career in the food television world to becoming the CCO of Hip Mommies,a boutique distribution company. How I reluctantly joined the struggling family business, scrapped it all and rebuilt a seven-figure business based on values. What I've learned over the past couple of years, supporting product-based businesses. What the costs of bringing a product to market really are and why I've decided to share what I've learned with this podcast in hopes of learning alongside you and inspiring more intentional innovation. 

Links from this Episode

• Failure Diaries: Jennifer Myers Chua
• FuzziBunz On Shark Tank: A Look At Their History, Innovation And Trials Over The Years
• Fake baby products are everywhere—here's how to spot the difference
• ezpz feeding products
• Hip Mommies

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This episode is brought to you by Hip Mommies, carefully curated wholesale merchandise for modern retail. If you want to stock your shelves with brands that are socially responsible and sustainable, or if you want to be a part of the collection that is delighting Canadian retail, visit hipmommies.ca.

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