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How a Local Business Survived by Investing in People (And Software)
Shotgun Seltzer hadn't been open one year before the pandemic shut down its main sources of revenue. Small-business owners Brad and Lori Foster spent eight hours deciding what to do and acted quickly to completely flip their business model. They invested in people (and software) to get the job done.
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