Interview with Shout Out Atlanta

Interview with Shout Out Atlanta
Chelsea Nye
Chelsea Nye

New owners, Chelsea and Melissa, sat down with Shoutout Atlanta to discuss the early days of their Till I Die acquisition.

"Hi Chelsea Nye & Melissa Shanaha, can you walk us through the thought-process of starting your business?"

"Chelsea had been consulting and doing freelance work for the company for a few years and she just kept saying ‘I wish I could just buy this company.’ A hypothetical conversation with the founder about selling the company quickly steamrolled into a serious conversation. Fast forward 6 months and we purchased the company. I think we both wanted to diversify our opportunities and knew this brand had the foundation to be great. The brand has a huge community of die hard fans that we will continue to grow and deliver some rad products to!"

Read the full interview here

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