Next week, Ed Roth of Stencil1 will be a guest of the entrepreneur and small business conference, Meta Boost Gather, in Washington, DC.
Earlier this year Ed was invited to become a member of Meta’s New York Leaders Network, which supports small companies like Stencil1 to amplify and build their businesses. With the rapid growth of e-commerce and the pandemic, Stencil1 has had to continually pivot its focus between design, sales, social media and events.
More than ever it’s important that Ed and Stencil1 be in conversation with other independent businesses and Leaders Network helps keep Stencil1 in that dialogue. In the almost 20 years since Stencil1’s inception, Ed continues to reinvent his business while juggling the dual roles of being an artist and business owner in an ever-changing economic climate.
Meta Boost Gather is a two-day conference and will cover the ins and outs of running an independent business. Ed will share his findings through his channels on Facebook and Instagram.
Of Leaders Network and Meta Boost Gather, Ed says, “I am very honored to be a part of Leaders Network. Facebook and Instagram have been an essential tool in growing my business and I look forward to learning more and meeting other small business owners.”
About Stencil1: Stencil1 is a street art-inspired brand founded in 2004 by artist, painter, graphic designer and DIY-enthusiast, Ed Roth. Stencil1 has been featured by Martha Stewart and The New York Times and has collaborated with such brands as Levi’s, The Gap, Ace Hotel, Sharpie and Benjamin Moore. Through Stencil1, Ed is an engaging creative who knows how to inspire anyone’s inner-DIY artist.
For more information, contact Ed Roth, ed@stencil1.com
