In the final episode of the Business Agility series, Process Pro Nu Epps sits down with a very special guest—her son, Amari Epps, founder of the luxury accessory brand DBLA. Together, they pull back the curtain on the journey from concept to launch, walking through Amari’s business timeline, the challenges of marketing and manufacturing, and the agility lessons learned along the way.
This candid conversation explores authenticity, integrity, and the power of owning your unique voice in entrepreneurship. Whether you’re a seasoned business owner or just starting out, Amari’s story offers practical takeaways and inspiration for navigating your own process with confidence.
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Website: www.dblaofficial.com
Email: info@dblaofficial.com
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