Entrepreneur is passionate about transactional law
Published: November 22, 2024
Hannah Bloomfield took
her first entrepreneurial leap at the age of 11, opening “Hannah’s
Dreams LLC.” Her passion for creating handmade quality jewelry quickly
grew into a business venture exposing her to pricing, marketing, and
customer relations—while also encountering legal obligations of owning a
business.
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