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Treeline Coffee partners with Prospera Business Network to highlight women-owned business

March 21, 2022/

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It started off as Little Red Wagon in 2013 and became Treeline in 2015. In that time, Natalie and Deejay have watched their business become a staple in Bozeman.

“Anytime you start a business it’s crazy,” says Deejay Newell, Co-Owner & Bean Ambassador of Treeline Coffee.

With the help of Prospera Business Network in the early days of starting a business they say it went a long way.

By: Edgar Cedillo

 


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