
Greg Moore, President of Charlie Hustle (Interview 3/100)
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Want something that will make you feel good about the world around you? This interview about a KC based apparel company and its president with a heart of gold will help you with that. We talk about the journey that brought him to his current position as the head of Charlie Hustle, the importance of giving back to the community, and what it’s like leading a strong stable team in times of chaos.
When asked who he saw out in the community doing things the right way, he gave a shout out to Patagonia & Ruby Jean’s Juicery.
Additional shout outs: Chase McAnulty (founder), The Big Slick (May 30 & 31, 2025), Buck Mason, Children’s Mercy, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Girls on the Run, Kansas City Rose Society, KC Pet Project, Made in KC, Marine Layer, Nelson Atkins Museum, Rally House, Red Card KC, Royals Foundation, Scheels, United Way, Veterans Community Project, 1K for KC, and, of course, Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift.
Check out Charlie Hustle (specifically their Communi-TEES)!
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