The Launch Box Sets Up Founders for Success - Listen on Mission Matters Business Podcast
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06 May 2021, 21:59 GMT+10
Bill Poston was interviewed on the latest episode of the Mission Matters Business Podcast with Adam Torres. Poston is the founder of The Launch Box, a business incubator that supports the launch and growth of new professional services ventures. Prior to starting The Launch Box, he was the founding partner of Kalypso, a management consulting firm acquired by Rockwell Automation in 2020.
In this episode, Poston discusses the unexpected problems that founders encounter when they start a professional services business, why he formed The Launch Box, and the qualities he looks for in founders.
The Launch Box Sets Up Founders for Success - Listen on Mission Matters Business Podcast
Bill Poston, Founder of The Launch Box, Is Interviewed on the Mission Matters Business Podcast hosted by Adam Torres
May 06, 2021 03:50 ET | Source: Mission Matters Business Podcast Mission Matters Business Podcast Beverly Hills, California,
Beverly Hills , May 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Bill Poston was interviewed on the latest episode of the
Mission Matters Business Podcast with Adam Torres. Poston is the founder of The Launch Box, a business incubator that supports the launch and growth of new professional services ventures. Prior to starting The Launch Box, he was the founding partner of Kalypso, a management consulting firm acquired by Rockwell Automation in 2020.
The hydroponic farm grows leafy greens, including different varieties of lettuce, spinach, kale, Asian greens, collard greens, and a selection of herbs. All Photos courtesy of The Growcer
Located in Churchill, Man., the Churchill Northern Studies Centre (CNSC) recently celebrated a milestone of selling more than 40,000 units of produce locally grown in a hydroponic container farm on-site.
CNSC is a field station dedicated to subarctic research and education with projects looking into food security and northern energy opportunities, among others. But when the region’s access to food became threatened, the centre found a way to extend a much-needed hand.