Serving her country full time won't stop Emily Nunez Cavness

Entrepreneurs on Fire

John Lee Dumas

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🗓️ 25 May 2016

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Emily is the CEO and Co-Founder of Sword & Plough, a quadruple bottom line fashion company that repurposes military surplus into bags and accessories. She is also an active duty U.S. Army officer at 10th Special Forces Group. She has been a Dell Social Innovation Fellow and a White House Champion of Change.

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0:00.0	EO Fire, 1300 and 12.
0:03.4	Start. That is the most important step.
0:07.0	Hey, Fire Nation, and welcome to EO Fire,
0:10.2	where I chat with inspiring entrepreneurs
0:12.5	seven days a week.
0:15.0	What better gift could you give a friend
0:17.0	or a loved one than the gift of freedom?
0:20.0	Visit thefreedomjournal.com and Ignite.
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0:34.3	Visit ziprecruiter.com slash fire.
0:37.9	That's ziprecruiter.com slash fire.
0:43.4	Who's ready to rock today?
0:45.0	Fire Nation, Johnny Doom is here and I'm fired up
0:48.7	to bring you our featured guest today, Emily Nunez-Cavness.
0:52.9	Emily, are you prepared to ignite?
0:56.5	Yes, definitely.
0:58.5	Emily is the CEO and co-founder of Sword and Plow,
1:02.0	a socially conscious fashion brand
1:04.2	that incorporates military surplus
1:06.0	into their product design.
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