When you hear “Made in America,” what comes to mind? Leather bags might not be one of them. American farms might not be, either. But with American farmers who serve up leather bags— “Made in America” should start to carry a different meaning.
11. Stretching Manhattan with American farms
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11. Stretching Manhattan with American farms
11. Stretching Manhattan with American farms
Here's what two people found out about that bag that sits in your room: From interning to leading, From Wall Street to American Farms. (Part 2 of 2 with Stephanie Sarka & Eva Karlotta)
What's it like to live in the US
“What’s it like to live in the US” believes in helping those who are living in the US, those who are moving into the US, and those who want to live in the US, reach an unrattled potential—their way. “What’s it like to live in the US” looks at the day-to-day reality of living in the US, and the art of sizing our potential. We also look at the underbelly of that simple question: “What’s it like to live in the US?” So that everyone facing something new can get more clarity every day, on ways to measure potential. Even when they’re being sized up and down, moving some place new, or pursuing a new interest.
“What’s it like to live in the US” believes in helping those who are living in the US, those who are moving into the US, and those who want to live in the US, reach an unrattled potential—their way. “What’s it like to live in the US” looks at the day-to-day reality of living in the US, and the art of sizing our potential. We also look at the underbelly of that simple question: “What’s it like to live in the US?” So that everyone facing something new can get more clarity every day, on ways to measure potential. Even when they’re being sized up and down, moving some place new, or pursuing a new interest.
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