<p>We received a lot of great feedback on the episode last month with our friend, Bartholomew Jones from <a href="https://www.cxffeeblack.com">Cxffeeblack</a>, so we brought him back on the podcast for a follow up.  We had a very open conversation about the realities for People of Color in the specialty coffee industry as well as business as a whole.  As always, I welcome and appreciate any feedback. You can email me at Martin@MayorgaOrganics.com</p>

We received a lot of great feedback on the episode last month with our friend, Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack, so we brought him back on the podcast for a follow up. We had a very open conversation about the realities for People of Color in the specialty coffee industry as well as business as a whole. As always, I welcome and appreciate any feedback. You can email me at Martin@MayorgaOrganics.com

<p>We received a lot of great feedback on the episode last month with our friend, Bartholomew Jones from <a href="https://www.cxffeeblack.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cxffeeblack</a>, so we brought him back on the podcast for a follow up. &nbsp;We had a very open conversation about the realities for People of Color in the specialty coffee industry as well as business as a whole. &nbsp;As always, I welcome and appreciate any feedback. You can email me at Martin@MayorgaOrganics.com</p>

30. Follow up with Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack

Martin Mayorga was born in Guatemala and was raised in Nicaragua, which his family fled in the height of the revolution. They lived in Costa Rica and Peru before immigrating to the U.S. 

Martin launched www.MayorgaOrganics.com with the goal of fixing an antiquated and inequitable coffee and food supply chain that has created systemic poverty throughout Latin America. 

This podcast is Martin's venue to share what he's learned along the way as a father, immigrant, and successful entrepreneur--while having conversations with others who are also focused on making a positive impact on society.

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Martin Mayorga was born in Guatemala and was raised in Nicaragua, which his family fled in the height of the revolution. They lived in Costa Rica and Peru before immigrating to the U.S. Martin launched www.MayorgaOrganics.com with the goal of fixing an antiquated and inequitable coffee and food supply chain that has created systemic poverty throughout Latin America. This podcast is Martin's venue to share what he's learned along the way as a father, immigrant, and successful entrepreneur--while having conversations with others who are also focused on making a positive impact on society.

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30. Follow up with Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack

30. Follow up with Bartholomew Jones from Cxffeeblack