Building Texas - #133 - Will Roman

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10/02/2024 26 min Temporada 1 Episodio 33
Building Texas - #133 - Will Roman

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Welcome to Building Texas,
Guest:  Will Roman
At Building Texas we are proud to be Texan, and today's guest is no different. Will Roman is the Founder of Chisos Boots and is "handcrafting damn comfortable cowboy boots and advocating for Texas land conservation.”

Previously Will co-founded a cyrpto company (acquired in 2019) and before that he was born in Austin, raised in Houston, with a stop in San Marcos and at the University of Texas. Will talks to us about the legacy of the Cowboy Boot and what led him down the path of creating a business around a need he had. Chisos Boots are available online at chisosboots.com and have a fun community of loyal followers online.
Air Date: Feb 10, 2023 on Boerne Radio 103.9FM in Boerne Texas.
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