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Elizabeth Rees started Chasing Paper because she wanted a wallpaper company that worked for her. In this episode we talk about how she built that into a real business, and about the part of her model that makes her a genuinely interesting guest for this audience, she doesn't just sell wallpaper, she licenses other people's art onto it.
We get into what that partnership actually looks like from both sides, using her collaborations with Liz Lidgett and Meredith Kinney as real examples. We discuss growing a business, challenges that come with that, lessons learned along the way and so much more.
Find Elizabeth and Chasing Paper @chasing paper and chasingpaper.com
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