Celestial Seasonings: Change, Growth, and the Value of Entrepreneurship

View Full Video: lsbmedia.colorado.edu Celestial Seasoning's Mo Siegel shares insights into the entrepreneurial mindset needed to form a successful company. As a child growing up in Palmer Lake, Colorado, Mo Siegel wandered the spacious Rocky Mountains, picking up wild berries and mountain herbs along the paths he forged. It wasn't until years later, however, that his interest in those herbs would turn into a lucrative business called Celestial Seasonings. Passionate about art, Mr. Siegel opened a small art store in the late 1960s, eventually combining his two loves by creating a gallery and health food store. A tea drinker for years, he served Oriental herb tea to customers in his store, but he quickly realized that better tea could be created using the wild herbs from the nearby hillsides and canyons of the Rocky Mountains. Armed with a burlap sack and a couple of friends, Mr. Siegel harvested the herbs to create his first healthy blend, aptly named "Mo's 36 Herb Tea®" by the health food store that sold it. After the success of his first tea-making endeavor, Mr. Siegel decided that it was time to go into business with some long-time friends and began what has become the largest specialty tea manufacturer in North America. Devoting his days to creating such tantalizing Celestial Seasonings blends as Red Zinger® and Sleepytime®, he led the company to a successful acquisition by Kraft, Inc., in 1984 and stayed with Kraft until 1986. He rejoined the company as chairman and ...



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Founder Jeff Baccetti Talks About Growth at SmartCup

We talk with Jeff Baccetti, Co-Founder/inventor of XPress lid at the 2010 Coffee Fest in Seattle, WA. Jeff has a passion for inventing, researching, designing...and drinking good coffee. He has creatively developed many other business, technical and recreational items including: RFID applications, Money transfer processes through ATM's, on-demand business jet scheduling software to name a few. Coffee Fest has been celebrating coffee long before coffee was "hot". In 1992, they gathered coffee professionals together in Seattle for their first consumer coffee festival. After several years of hosting thriving events, Coffee Fest turned its focus toward the specialty coffee, gourmet tea and alternative beverage industry and brought retailers, distributors and manufacturers together for its first retail trade show in 1998.



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Baccetti founder Jeff talks about growth in SmartCup

We speak with Jeff Baccetti, Co-Founder/inventor cover XPress Coffee Fest 2010 in Seattle, WA. Jeff has a passion for invention, research, design ... and drink good coffee. He has developed many other creative activities, technical and recreational items such as RFID applications, the process of money transfer via ATM, on-demand business jet planning software to name a few. Coffee Fest was celebrated long before coffee was coffee "hot". In 1992, they gathered coffeeProfessionals together in Seattle for their first feast of coffee consumption. After several years of hosting events flourishing coffee turned his attention fixed on specialty coffee, gourmet tea and alternative beverage industry, leading retailers, distributors and manufacturers for its first show in detail in 1998.



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Celestial Seasonings: change, growth and importance of entrepreneurship

View Full Video: Celestial Seasoning lsbmedia.colorado.edu Mo Seal shares insights into the entrepreneurial mindset required to make a successful company. As a child, grew up in Palmer Lake, Colorado, Mo Siegel wandered the vast Rocky Mountains, gathering berries and herbs along the mountain paths he forged. Only years later, however, that the interest would be in these herbs into a profitable business called Celestial Seasonings on. Passion for art, Mr. Siegelopened a small shop in the art of late 1960, possibly combined his two loves by a gallery and multivitamins. Some years she served the tea drinker oriental teas to customers in his shop, but quickly realized that tea could be better prepared with wild herbs from the nearby hills and canyons of the Rockies. Armed with his first collection to create healthy mix, with a burlap sack and some friends, Mr. Siegel, herbs, the aptly named "Mo 36 Herb Tea ®" byHealth food store that sells. After the success of her first tea seek Mr. Siegel decided that the time has come to do business with some longtime friends and began what has become the largest producer of specialty teas in North America. Dedicated his days to the creation of such a temptation Celestial Seasonings Red Zinger ®, and mixtures such as Sleepy Time ® has led the company to successful acquisition by force, Inc., in 1984 and remained with the force until 1986. E 'joined the company asPresident and ...



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