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In this episode of the Ranchonomics Podcast, host John Haskell is joined by Sarah Delevan to discuss gross profit margins and sustaining a growing business. We explore how borrowing and debt play essential roles in the early stages of a business and discuss strategies for growth without increasing debt. Sarah also shares insights into pricing strategies, cash flow management, and the importance of maintaining profitability to fuel mission-driven progress.
Sarah Delevan is a Food Industry Finance Expert and champion of the Good Food Revolution, with deep expertise in small business economics and sustainable food systems. Known for challenging traditional business media narratives and outdated frameworks, she’s revolutionizing how small food businesses approach growth and success by providing financial strategies tailored to their unique needs and values. Combining her hands-on experience as a Good Food Business Owner and Sustainable Food Sourcing Specialist with extensive study in entrepreneurship, accounting, and finance, Sarah brings rare insight to the intersection of profitability and sustainability. Her practical approach helps food entrepreneurs build resilient businesses that thrive while staying true to their mission. Today, she empowers food business owners to reject one-size-fits-all business advice and embrace financial strategies that support both their bottom line and the strengthening of local and regional food systems.
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Ranch Right Retreat
By John Haskell, Ranch Right LLC5
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In this episode of the Ranchonomics Podcast, host John Haskell is joined by Sarah Delevan to discuss gross profit margins and sustaining a growing business. We explore how borrowing and debt play essential roles in the early stages of a business and discuss strategies for growth without increasing debt. Sarah also shares insights into pricing strategies, cash flow management, and the importance of maintaining profitability to fuel mission-driven progress.
Sarah Delevan is a Food Industry Finance Expert and champion of the Good Food Revolution, with deep expertise in small business economics and sustainable food systems. Known for challenging traditional business media narratives and outdated frameworks, she’s revolutionizing how small food businesses approach growth and success by providing financial strategies tailored to their unique needs and values. Combining her hands-on experience as a Good Food Business Owner and Sustainable Food Sourcing Specialist with extensive study in entrepreneurship, accounting, and finance, Sarah brings rare insight to the intersection of profitability and sustainability. Her practical approach helps food entrepreneurs build resilient businesses that thrive while staying true to their mission. Today, she empowers food business owners to reject one-size-fits-all business advice and embrace financial strategies that support both their bottom line and the strengthening of local and regional food systems.
In this episode, we cover:
Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode!
Find the complete show notes here: https://www.ranchrightllc.com/post/let-s-talk-gross-profit-margins-with-sarah-delevan-episode-22
Connect with Sarah:
Connect with Ranch Right, LLC:
Some of the links mentioned are affiliate links, which helps to support this podcast at no additional cost to you.
Resources & Links:
Mentioned in this episode:
Join us for the 2026 Ranch Right Retreat, February 16th-19th in Orange Beach, Alabama.
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