The new way of working.
Friday Zoom Recording for our podcast Hey,Boss Lady with the incredible Sufia Hossin founder of @sillychillyhot
Sufia shared what it is like to create a company and product guided byโฆ https://t.co/hDTVo3euJy
New on @whyfoodpodcast: Sufia Hossain, Founder & CEO of @sillychillyhot, talks about leaving her career in fashion to start making hot sauce in her home kitchen.
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Thanks to @RWCFNYC for supporting this episode!
It's always Women's Day around here, but I'm going to post about some of the wildly successful and amaze-cubes business owners I've covered who happen to be women and immigrants... first up, creator of ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ #hotsauce@sillychillyhot, Ms #SillyChilly: https://t.co/e7ozRKPPC4
This just came out. + Iโve been saying for months that the escooter co Bird got more funding in their last round than all Black women who received venture funding in 2019.
Itโs just so insulting. And I get to have that opinion and say that without being dragged, right? K. Cool.
@whyfoodpodcast@JuliaChildJCF On @whyfoodpodcast join Vallery @FoodieInNewYork and Ethan for a conversation with Sufia Hossain, Founder of @sillychillyhot. Sufia left a successful career in the fashion industry after realizing the damaging environmental impact and started making hot sauce in her home kitchen.
Why is it we are able to get student loan so easily but so difficult to get small business loan?
Shouldnโt it be the other way around? Small businesses creates jobs, helps the economy- shouldnโt the bank and SBS be more open to help us?