826: Art of Tea, Steve Schwartz

Art of Tea

Steve Schwartz, Art. of Tea

– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 826 Steve Schwartz

Steve Schwartz is known by many authoritative figures in the tea industry as a Master Tea Blender. He has blended award winning teas under our Art of Tea brand and his blends have won awards offered under our private label program for tea companies around the world. His drive and passion for expanding people’s knowledge and history of tea is captivating. Steve has lectured sold out tea blending classes for World Tea Conventions and frequently travels to offer educational programs on tea and tea blending.

Through his travels in Asia, India, Africa and the Middle East, Steve and Art of Tea have developed close relationships with farmers and distributors. These personal relationships, a hallmark at Art of Tea, make possible the offering of top tier organic teas and select botanicals, while ensuring that both employees and teas are treated with great respect. At Art of Tea, our intensive care program combines aesthetics with passion, flavor and high-quality control.

Art of Tea offers Customized Tea Menus, Retail Teas, Pyramid Tea bag Line, Hospitality Tea Program, Customized Blends, and Training.

Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Steve Schwartz about his brand, The Art of Tea.

Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:

- How hiring people is important but must be done to grow your company.

- Why you should focus on what you’re good at and hire people to do the rest.

- How there will be people out there who love to do what you hate doing for your company.

- Why it’s important to constantly focus on innovation as an entrepreneur. 

- How innovation includes listening carefully to what your customers are looking for.

Connect with Steve:

Guest Contact Info

Twitter

@artoftea

Instagram

@artoftea

Facebook

facebook.com/TheArtOfTea

Links Mentioned:

artoftea.com

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