Co-Owner at Blake's Hard Cider Company
A self-proclaimed "humanist," Andrew celebrates every aspect what it means to be human. A husband, farmer, entrepreneur and spiritual explorer are some of the avenues in which Andrew cultivates his perspective.
Andrew’s commitment to blazing his own trail has served him well professionally; he turned an obscure college idea, which would later become Blake’s Hard Cider Company, into one of the fastest growing beverage companies in the country. All of this happened while Andrew worked to evolve the fields that raised him and Blake has grown into a leader in the agricultural space and becoming one of the preeminent destinations in the Midwest.
He is also the host of Everything Borrowed, a weekly podcast cultivating conversations on business, life and the in-betweens.
Andrew’s commitment to blazing his own trail has served him well professionally; he turned an obscure college idea, which would later become Blake’s Hard Cider Company, into one of the fastest growing beverage companies in the country. All of this happened while Andrew worked to evolve the fields that raised him and Blake has grown into a leader in the agricultural space and becoming one of the preeminent destinations in the Midwest.
He is also the host of Everything Borrowed, a weekly podcast cultivating conversations on business, life and the in-betweens.
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On this episode of “Everything Borrowed,” Andrew Blake chats with Grace Keros, owner of American Coney Island, one of the oldest continuously family-owned restaurants in Detroit. During the conversation, Keros discusses how this 100-year-old company has survived it all and much more.
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To learn more about “Everything Borrowed,” visit Andrew Blake’s expert profile on StartupNation.
