Episode 76 :: How to Build an Effective Broker Partnership with Paul Christian

The key to all good partnerships lies in establishing transparent expectations.
(Video + closed caption available on YouTube)

When you are ready to grow your food business beyond your backyard, you may seek the support of a broker. And how you build that relationship can make or break your business.

In this episode, I am joined by Paul Christian. Paul is an industry veteran with over thirty years of experience working with powerhouse companies like Hormel, Coca-Cola, Unilever Ice Cream, and Smuckers. When Paul realized how much he loved using his knowledge of the industry to help smaller brands and early-stage startups break down that barrier to entry, he founded Come Sell or High Water with a simple mantra: small brand focus with big brand ambitions. 

Paul is sharing all that knowledge and experience in this conversation all about building an effective and successful partnership with a broker.


Paul & I discuss:

  • What exactly a broker does, and can do for your Good Food business

  • How to know if you should be onboarding a broker

  • Tips for choosing the best broker for you and your business

  • What red flags to look out for

  • The most important things you can do to build an effective partnership

Connect with Paul

Website: Come Sell or High Water 

LinkedIn: Paul Christian

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