Shinobu Kato, founder of Kato Sake Works, on scaling his business, organic customer growth, and finding a piece of Tokyo in Brooklyn
Yesterday, Seth and I took a ride to Sunset Park to check out Industry City’s Open Studios event. Built in the late 19th century, Industry City makes up 6,000,000 square feet (yes, 6 million) of space across 9 industrial buildings. In other words, it’s a ton of industrial space in NYC. We entered the starting point at Building 2 where we were welcomed with yellow balloons, a greeting team, a site map and excitement.
Over 100 of Industry City’s tenants (the makers, artists and manufacturers) opened up their work spaces for the public to get a peek. We got to visit SO many amazing businesses. Here’s a photo dairy of our day:
Shinobu Kato, founder of Kato Sake Works, on scaling his business, organic customer growth, and finding a piece of Tokyo in Brooklyn
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