Kendall Barber and her sister Justine started Poppy Barley as a way to order custom footwear online. But now they're ready to open stores across Canada. In this episode, she talks to Peter Simons, who with his brother Richard, grew La Maison Simons to a nationwide brick and mortar shopping destination for the first time in the company's 180-year history. 
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Kendall Barber and her sister Justine started Poppy Barley as a way to order custom footwear online. But now they're ready to open stores across Canada. In this episode, she talks to Peter Simons, who with his brother Richard, grew La Maison Simons to a nationwide brick and mortar shopping destination for the first time in the company's 180-year history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kendall Barber and her sister Justine started Poppy Barley as a way to order custom footwear online. But now they're ready to open stores across Canada. In this episode, she talks to Peter Simons, who with his brother Richard, grew La Maison Simons to a nationwide brick and mortar shopping destination for the first time in the company's 180-year history.&nbsp;
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Kendall Barber & Peter Simons

No one builds a business on their own. Earning Curve lets you in on the intimate and raw conversations behind what it takes to grow a business—between people building the next generation of Canadian businesses, and the industry leaders who have already made their mark. Produced by Gimlet Creative and hosted by Canadian tech entrepreneur, television personality, and venture capitalist Michele Romanow, the show brings together a wide range of young entrepreneurs and business leaders for a candid conversation about growing a business.

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