Hud Oberly is the indigenous founder and designer behind the clothing company Here’s 2 You. He crafted the brand around that belief that everyone is creative. Here's how he is sharing that message through clothing, events, and more.

For more about Here's 2 You and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/heres-2-you-creativity

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Island Creek Oysters scaled into a premium seafood company and now ships to 46 states. CEO Chris Sherman shares scaling strategies and tips for any brand transitioning into ecommerce.

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Learn how indigenous hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids built their empire through storytelling, from hand-selling merch to running a global brand.

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Heather Aiu and Rachael Leinaʻala Soares each put in just $2,000 to start their business, Aloha Collection. The company sells splash-proof bags designed for travelers, athletes and beach goers, in tropical prints. It is now distributed all over the world and the company has stores in Hawaii and California.

For more about Aloha Collection and show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/aloha-collection-resourceful

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Learn how Eighth Generation’s tribal ownership model and ethical artist partnerships created a thriving Native American lifestyle brand with global reach.

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Josh Luber has spent his career in the hype economy, building StockX and Fanatics Collectibles. Now, he's using his experience to create a modern-day collectible through his toy company, ghostwrite.

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Amy Denet Deal founded founder of 4Kinship, a Santa Fe-based upcycled fashion brand that empowers indigenous communities through entrepreneurship and social impact. Amy moved to Santa Fe about five years ago to reconnect with her Navajo culture, and in doing so, she has found her life's purpose in helping uplift other Native artists.

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In "Build Native," hosted by Benjamin Gottlieb, we highlight the journeys of inspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs who are building businesses that drive positive social change. Join us as we speak with the founders of 4Kinship, Eighth Generation, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, and Here's To You to explore what it means to be a creative entrepreneur, uplift one’s community, and gain recognition from international media outlets.

Tune in Thursdays on our YouTube channel or your favorite podcast platform to discover how these trailblazers are realizing their dreams and empowering their communities. Entrepreneurship is for everyone—join us and be inspired by their incredible journeys!