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Lots of people dream of starting a ski or snowboard or some type of company in the outdoor industry. But how do you go about actually doing that, and really getting a company off the ground? At Blister Summit 2025, I talked with four individuals who had the dream — and the audacity — to start their own companies: Klem Branner, Venture Snowboards; Will Ritter, Spark R&D; Jamie Grant, CARV; and Cobey Nash, AlpenFlow Design. Today you’ll hear them talk about the highs, the lows, and the breakthroughs that come with starting a company — and the arguably even more challenging work of keeping a company going.
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Get Covered: BLISTER+
TOPICS & TIMES:
New Blister Cinematic Ep w/ Cody (1:00)
New BLISTER+ Members (2:01)
Founder Introductions (3:42)
How Long from Idea to Launch? (5:46)
How Did You Move from Idea to Launch? (14:41)
Starting 25 Years Ago vs Starting Today (23:45)
Funding: To Take or Not to Take? (34:01)
Audience Questions:
How did you know people would want your products? (45:33)
Tell us about your first order? (47:03)
Concerns about the future? (48:29)
How did you know this was a product worth building? (50:02)
What was your darkest moment? (52:11)
How can we best support small brands? (57:04)