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Jacquezel

Chloe Moin | Darren Chong

13-Nov-18 10:00

Jacquezel

We’ve all had that moment in our lives where we’ve fantasised about a Big Idea in our bedrooms, and wondered what it would be like to achieve that dream. Chloe Moin had the dream of creating her own leather product business, and accompanied by Darren Chong, they discuss how she turned that into her six figure leather product company, Jacquezel.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong


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Categories:  TechnologyTechFashionPersonal DevelopmentEntrepreneurship

Tags:  online business#bttrworldmass manufacturingfashionaccessories





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