Entrepreneurs can build impactful brands by blending passion with purpose. However, maintaining authenticity while scaling a business can be challenging. How can small business owners craft compelling stories that resonate with their audiences and foster long-term connections?

In today’s episode of Matters of Creative, Bobbie Bailey and Ayanna Pasha interview Quincy Henry, Co-founder and CEO of Campfire Coffee, about his journey from marketing professional and musician to coffee entrepreneur. Quincy shares how he identified gaps in the coffee industry, the role of storytelling in brand building, and the importance of creating outdoor access for underrepresented communities.

Business owner and marketer Quincy Henry integrates branding, storytelling, and community engagement to shape his company’s identity. He emphasizes the value of authenticity in marketing and explains that small businesses can differentiate themselves in competitive industries through intentional messaging and branding control. By fostering connections through social media, partnerships, and grassroots initiatives, companies can build lasting relationships with their audience while staying true to their mission.

Tune in now for insights on branding, storytelling, and entrepreneurship.

Quincy Henry is the Co-founder and CEO of Campfire Coffee, which provides coffee roasted over a campfire. Through the company’s nonprofit arm, the Campfire Explorers Club, he eliminates barriers to outdoor activities by providing gear rentals and educational programs to underrepresented communities. Before his current ventures, Quincy was a Grammy Award nominee twice.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/quincyhenry/

https://www.welovecampfire.com/