Not all companies were able to bounce back after the Pilotworks shutdown.
While some businesses are back in production after the Pilotworks shutdown, others haven’t found the right ingredients to stay afloat.
The year of 2019 was looking hopeful for Liz Santiso, co-founder of Brooklyn Biscuit Company. The business was on track to make $500,000 in revenue for the upcoming year and planned to use Pilotworks for one more year before moving into its own space.
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