Listen: Local business owner talks about serving in the midst of trials

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March 1, 2022

Andrea Snyder is the co-founder of Urban Cookhouse and Farmbowl Juice in the Birmingham area. She has a heart to serve and wants to help the community thrive around her.

The company was founded as a way to help support local farmers bring goods to market while serving and making great food.

In this episode, we discuss the challenges of the pandemic, how to lead well in these situations and what makes this company different from the competition.

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