Episode 13: Jon Carne of Port City Apparel talks Navigating the Apparel Industry
Ever wonder how entrepreneurs manage to succeed for over two decades in the ever-changing economy, business climate, and consumer trends? Meet Jon Carne, who is behind Socco, Legacy Knitting, and Port City Apparel. We get an in-depth look at his journey, the ups-and-downs, his wildest design requests, and the challenges he encountered while navigating this industry for 27 years.
Our conversation with Jon isn’t confined to the apparel industry. We venture into life’s complexities, debating the efficiency of a ‘one size fits all’ solution to intricate problems.
He gives us a peek into the future of his companies. He shares his thoughts on the corporate reshuffle in Wilmington, its impact on the city in the next decade, and how he navigates of managing a team
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