“Starting your own company... being a gay woman... none of it is easy. Life has never been easy,” Taylor Fields says.
She used to be a certified public accountant. Now, she’s an entrepreneur doing something she loves.But the road to this career change wasn’t easy.
However, Fields wasn’t just determined to make things work. She wanted to create change — something she says sets her company, Nostalgia Coffee Roasters, apart from the rest. As she learned more about the business of brewing coffee from start to finish, she began to notice the challenges other women faced.
That’s why her company seeks to work specifically with other women and makes a financial investment to uphold the mission.
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