Fremont Founders

Jett Odle
  • 5.0 (3)
  • Entrepreneurship

Fremont Founders is a program where we talk about what it takes to stand your business up in Fremont County. You'll hear from entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners as they tell their stories about how they became Fremont Founders.

Episodes

  1. 20h ago

    003 - Mike Bailey, Bailey Enterprises

    Founder Spotlight: Mike Bailey, Bailey Enterprises Key Thought: Transitioning a business from startup to stable is one of the most important, and challenging, steps that an entrepreneur can take. Mike talks about the importance of developing a road map to guide the process, but also warns against trying to adhere too strictly to the map. Timestamps Biography and Background - 1:13 The Mechanics of Bailey Enterprises - 7:36 From Startup to Stable - 15:43 Community Engagement - 24:10 Success Stories - 29:46 Standard Questions - 36:15 Credits: Music by Elijah Odle, Paul Yudin, Dmitry Taras, Grand Project, AudioDollar, Leberch, Alana Jordan Produced by Odle Brother Productions.

  2. Jul 22

    002 - Bonnie and Michelle Motherway: Mr. D's Food Center, Kyle Trumble: Small Business Development Center

    Founder Spotlight: Bonnie and Michelle Motherway, Mr. D's Food Center Ecosystem Partner: Kyle Trumble, Small Business Development Center Key Thought: Running a small business is difficult enough on its own. When you add in razor thin margins and national competition, it becomes an even greater story of triumph and perseverance. Bonnie and Michelle Motherway share their journey and give practical advice on how local businesses can compete against national chains. Timestamps Biography and Background - 1:11 Competition Comes to Town - 7:30 Nuts and Bolts of a Grocery Store - 14:23 Community Engagement - 21:46 Standard Questions - 28:19 Ecosystem Partner - 35:56 Credits: Music by Elijah Odle, Diamond Tunes, Idoberg, Juliush, Open Mind Audio, Poorartistt, Starostin, The Mountain. Produced by Odle Brother Productions.

  3. Jul 7

    001 - Steve Doyle: Doyle Family Farm and Fremont Local Market, Cindy Olson Roden: Riverton Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center

    Founder Spotlight: Steve Doyle, Doyle Family Farm, Fremont Local Market Ecosystem Partner: Cindy Olson Roden, Riverton Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center Key Thought: Fremont County has a robust and expansive food ecosystem that is full of opportunities. Entrepreneurs and small businesses alike can learn from what Steve Doyle has done to create new opportunities for anyone interested in growing a food business. Timestamps Biography and Background – 1:23 Buying a Farm – 5:14 Difficulties of Farming – 9:40 Working with the Legislators – 14:52 Fremont Local Market – 24:02 Entrepreneurial Opportunity – 30:00 Standard Questions – 32:21 Ecosystem Partner – 35:49 Credits: Music by Elijah Odle, Diamond Tunes, Idoberg, Juliush, Open Mind Audio, Poorartistt, Starostin, The Mountain. Produced by Odle Brother Productions

  4. Jun 29

    Coming Soon: Fremont Founders

    CWC's Bootstrap Collaborative and County 10 are excited to announce Fremont Founders, a show about what it takes to stand your business up in Fremont County, Wyoming. Join Jett Odle us as we talk to founders, entrepreneurs, and ecosystem partners across the county. They'll be sharing their stories, their highs and their lows, their wisdom and advice, and ultimately, why Fremont County is the best place in the world to start a business. Keep an eye out for the first episode in early July. And until then, keep supporting your Fremont County small businesses.

  • 4 Episodes

Ratings & Reviews

5
out of 5
3 Ratings

About

Fremont Founders is a program where we talk about what it takes to stand your business up in Fremont County. You'll hear from entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners as they tell their stories about how they became Fremont Founders.

Information

  • Creator
    Jett Odle
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Fremont Founders
  • Show Website
    Fremont Founders