Why would a brewery care about eliminating local bus fares, decreasing gun violence, or any social issues? When you build businesses to create positive social in your community change like David Meeker, you're bound to get into some good trouble.

To help him balance his commitments to his business ventures and his desire to make a positive social impact, he shares what he calls his 80/20 rule. We dove into the nitty gritty of how Carpenter Development and Trophy Brewing got started, discussed how State of Beer and Young Hearts Distilling add to his spirits empire, and what's on the agenda for the next 5 to 7 years (if you can believe it).

Check out what David Meeker and his team at Carpenter Development are working on in the Triangle: https://www.carpenterdevelopment.group/

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