Tailor Made


  • Strategies
  • Share

When Jason Marshall took over the ownership of a 30-year-old Naples company, he had to find a way to honor its past while moving it toward the future growth he saw was possible.

Figuring out how to do that has paid off. “We've kind of become this big fish,” he says.

Several years ago, Marshall entered into what he calls a “sweat equity buy-in” with Steve Sherman, the original owner of Naples embroidery and uniform company Sew Shore. With a retail and sales background, Marshall noticed markets the company wasn't capitalizing on.

 

Continue reading your article
with a Business Observer subscription.
What's included:
  • ✓ Unlimited digital access to BusinessObserverFL.com
  • ✓ E-Newspaper app, digital replica of print edition
  • ✓ Mailed print newspaper every Friday (optional)
  • ✓ Newsletter of daily business news

Latest News

Sponsored Content