Roth and Roth wanted to onshore jobs to the United States. They were skeptical that they'd be able to convince factories in China to do things their way. So they scouted for anyone who might be able to help them. The military, they're required to make their boots in the US with US materials. We ultimately ended up in a town called Lewis, Maine, in 1938.
Running a business can be a lonely job. The long hours, the existential threats — it can feel like the weight of the entire company is on your back. That’s where the transformative power of co-founders comes in. Co-founders provide more than added manpower; they bring fresh perspectives and talents that help businesses conquer problems at speed. And the co-founder effect extends beyond the people who started the company: The lessons hold true for every team member that contributes in a foundational way. The more voices you add, the more resilience you build in yourself, and your organization.
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