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Earth To Table

RESUME

NAME: Sean VanderVliet

OWNER: Fenway Clayworks

AGE: 33

FIVE-YEAR PLAN: Opening a cafe/pottery studio where customers can watch potters at work

Mugs at Blue Sparrow Coffee. Cups and plates at Berkeley Supply. Tableware of all sorts at the Way Home in Carbondale and Beckon on Larimer Street. Just one year after leaving his software career for full-time

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