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Postby VS_DoubleShot on Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:55 am

Thanks for all the great advice. We will be starting very small and probably investing quite a bit to start up - not trying to do this on the cheap at all.
Used machines and a large learning curve to start. Like any business it's a risk and that's all being figured out by our go-to social enterprise director who has a long history of business start-ups with success.
Sourcing beans is a big concern and we do want to get the best beans we can. I think relations with farmers come later and I hope to be able to do that if things work out.
We are only playing with numbers at this time but a couple of us are very serious about going through with the plan.
Regards,

Vince
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Postby sutono on Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:47 am

Hi Vince,

PM me. We roast coffee for Aspire, a local organization that provides services and employment training for children and adults with developmental disabilities. i can help you think through the market, if you are hoping for a NFP model.

Tony
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