IU student launches supplement business
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Westfield resident Grant Myers, an Indiana University Kelley School of Business student, has already begun putting his classroom knowledge to work. He launched PeakFusion, a supplement business, during his freshman year.
Myers, who will be a sophomore next month, started the business from his dorm room using Shopify, an e-commerce platform, which connected him with a supplier to manufacture his product.
“I’m a direct-to-consumer brand, which really means I have the option to order in bulk and sell in person, or to let my manufacturer send out items for me,” Myers said.
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