Chase Slepak on Blogger: Tunes Industry Blog Updates Recipes

Description: My Poor Man's Burnt Ends recipe is a great way to get all of the classic BBQ flavors you love in burnt ends without having to smoke a whole brisket. By using a chuck roast instead of brisket, these Poor Man's Burnt Ends save you some pocket change as well as some time spent at the smoker (without compromising on flavor!).
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About Chase Slepak

An experienced consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand builder, Chase W. Slepak recently co-founded Purvey CPG a passion project of his with the mission of connecting experienced brand builders with purveyors of emerging foods, snacks & beverages through a podcast and online community.
Chase often refers to these creative fledgling brands as "farmer's market brands" and he loves offering his advice & support while watching them grow.

Chase W. Slepak began working nearly full-time in his early high school years, selling dry cleaning services door to door, sealing asphalt landscaping work and even pulling nightshift as a security guard. After graduation, he followed his family's footsteps into the beverage business and accepted his first corporate job before he turned 19. While working full-time he invested his salary to launch his first real business and real estate investment, a car wash and detail shop. After a few hard fought years and plenty of lessons ultimately the business failed. Not eager to return back to a corporate job chase leveraged his early business experience and launched a business to service foreclosed properties on behalf of lenders.

Since then, Chase W. Slepak has narrowed his focus on consumer packaged goods and has become the Vice President of Sales at Detour Bar, Jolt Cola, Boylan Bottling, and MASH. Chase specializes in developing hybrid distribution networks to build omni-channel retail presence. The brands Chase is responsible for building are successful across all channels of retail.

Chase Slepak on Blogger

Tuesday, August 4, 2020

Tunes Industry Blog Updates Recipes

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