How We Turned Being Underestimated Into Leverage
Connie Lo and Laura Thompson, Co-Founders of Three Ships, reflect on how financial discipline and intentional decision-making shaped their growth from the earliest days of the business.
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Explore our the new video series created with ROOM’s sister organization Women of Influence+, sponsored by TD. It follows the business journeys of 12 outstanding women entrepreneurs, uncovering what it takes to make it in business and the struggles they overcame along the way.
Connie Lo and Laura Thompson, Co-Founders of Three Ships, reflect on how financial discipline and intentional decision-making shaped their growth from the earliest days of the business. Launching from a home kitchen with limited resources, they learned quickly that tracking every dollar and staying close to their numbers was not optional.
Hear from trailblazing women founders about the defining choices that built their businesses—and reshaped the markets they lead.
Connie Lo and Laura Thompson, Co-Founders of Three Ships, reflect on how financial discipline and intentional decision-making shaped their growth from the earliest days of the business.
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