Dream Jobs: Coffee Entrepreneur

Southeastern's product is coffee, but its mission is to make that coffee environmentally sustainable, too.

Dream Jobs: Coffee Entrepreneur

By Chance Seales
April 3, 2018

By Chance Seales
April 3, 2018

Candy Schibli always had coffee at the back of her mind. So opening up Southeastern Roastery in Washington, D.C. was a no-brainer, combining three things she loved: food, the environment and people.

Schibli shows Newsy's Chance Seales around her dream job.

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