Join us for an inspiring conversation with Lindsay Roselle of Vortic Watch Company, as she shares her remarkable entrepreneurial journey and how she’s transforming antique US pocket watches into modern timepieces. Lindsay shares her diverse background in business development and entrepreneurship, the challenges of managing a business while being a mother, and stepping in as interim CEO after her partner experienced a medical emergency. Additionally, we talk to Jeff Green, Carrot-Tops business development manager, about the profound impact of breast cancer on his family and the importance of awareness and support. Learn about Vortec's commitment to American craftsmanship and the larger implications of American-made products in today's economy.00:00 Introduction and Guest Background00:48 Lindsay's Entrepreneurial Journey02:00 Balancing Motherhood and Business04:05 RT's Medical Emergency08:09 Stepping in as Interim CEO08:52 The Story of Vortec Watch Company21:15 American Craftsmanship and Challenges27:57 The Art of Watchmaking: Skills and Challenges29:14 Advocating for Trade Schools and Skilled Labor30:14 In-House Manufacturing and Clean Room Assembly31:15 Partnerships and Veteran Training Initiatives32:04 The Importance of Trade Schools in the AI Era33:25 Future of Vortec: Balancing Tradition and Modernity35:58 Challenges in American Watch Manufacturing41:59 Consumer Choices and American Craftsmanship47:55 Flags of Change: Breast Cancer Awareness

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