David Kong discusses his transition from Finance to Entrepreneurship and the process of building a supply chain for a product with exclusive features, such as thin, and handcrafted glasses. He explains how he searched for manufacturers, tested samples, and addressed production issues. Despite challenges with finding warehouses and improving packaging, Kong emphasizes the importance of creating value for customers. He shares insights on the emotional value of Glasvin stemware, its impact on the drinking experience, and the evolution of consumer preferences in the wine industry. Additionally, Kong discusses his direct-to-consumer (DTC) model, marketing strategies, and the significance of inbound sales for Glasvin.Throughout the conversation, Kong underscores the value of efficient operations, strategic partnerships, and customer-centric approaches in building and scaling a successful business like Glasvin.Resources: Database and Analytics company: SOMM.AIGlasvin (Manufacturing company)David Kong on LinkedInShownotes:0:00 | Intro: Origin Story and Entrepreneurial Mindset02:12 | Origin Story and Entrepreneurial Mindset05:05 | Idea of Somm.AI Came From Experience06:19 | How Did Personal Interest Evolve into a Business?09:18 | Value Proposition for B2B Users: Benefits and Analytics10:47 | Big Claim: Largest Updated or Updating Database of its Kind12:49 | Attracting High-Price Point Luxury Wines13:43 | Global Database14:28 | Glasvin: Origin Story19:07 | Building a Supply Chain23:03 | What's The Emotional Value of Glasvin?25:36 | Evolution of Desired Experiences is Fascinating27:26 | How Did Packaging Evolve29:25 | Direct-To-Consumer Model30:44 | B2B Business: Selling to Business Customers34:45 | Conferences: Getting in Touch with Restaurants37:53 | Wrap-Up

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