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Stephanie Hart: A Baking Entrepreneur

Stephanie Hart's passion for baking started in her grandmother's kitchen. Now, she runs the thriving Brown Sugar Bakery in Chicago, offering a range of baked goods and candies. Her success story is a true inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs. Her next business step is to have her recipes on the grocery shelf.

Stephanie Hart: A Baking Entrepreneur

26m 50s

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