US EditionSCORE mentor’s first client thriving after 10 years owning candy shop
Rachael Kehler has entrepreneurial aspirations in her blood from her parents, grandparents and uncle’s successful business ventures, but wasn’t sure what type of business she wanted to own. Then, one day she was in town and watched as people riding on the Colebrookdale Railroad looked up and down the streets of Boyertown for things to do. “Every tourist town has a little candy shop,” Kehler said of her 10-year-old business, The Peppermint Stick …
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SCORE mentor’s first client thriving after 10 years owning candy shop
Rachael Kehler has entrepreneurial aspirations in her blood from her parents, grandparents and uncle’s successful business ventures, but wasn’t sure what type of business she wanted to own. Then, one day she was in town and watched as people riding on the Colebrookdale Railroad looked up and down the streets of Boyertown for things to do. “Every tourist town has a little candy shop,” Kehler said of her 10-year-old business, The Peppermint Stick …
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