I sat down with Rebekah Miel, the founder of Miel Design Studio, at the Durham Bottling Co. to learn all the secrets she learned from being a full-time designer and social enterprise owner for almost 20 years. We discussed all (okay, most) things fundraising for social causes, niching down as a creator, and eco-friendly design. Meet her team and discover her latest projects now at www.mieldesignstudio.com.
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07/05/22 • 38 min
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