Santo Mollica's guest appearances

Santo Mollica

Entrepreneurs Living Wealthy | Motivation & Strategies for Small Business Owners!

The Manhattan Sideways Podcast

Garrett Gunderson

Anna Runyan

Chad Beightol

Bill Rhodes

Rebecca Schweiger

J. Massey

Jessica Robinson

Brandon Allen

Adam Houlahan

Stephen Palmer

Dino Watt

Gary Kadi

Michelle Prince

Ryan McManus

Kelly Lovell

OwlTail

In this episode, Ellie speaks with Santo Mollica of The East Village's own The Source Ultd. Print and Copy Shop, opened in 1979. Santo and the shop he owns with his wife Margaret are something of an ode to the Village in the 80s and 90s: before it was a copy shop, in fact, it was a performance space for local bands and artists, and Santo continues this legacy by producing tourbooks for the likes of Arcade Fire and Mumford and Sons. Santo is self taught in much of his trade, and is the first to say that failure is a necessity to success — something we all need to hear sometimes. 

In this episode, Ellie speaks with Santo Mollica of The East Village's own The Source Ultd. Print and Copy Shop, opened in 1979. Santo and the shop he owns with his wife Margaret are something of an ode to the Village in the 80s and 90s: before it was a copy shop, in fact, it was a performance space for local bands and artists, and Santo continues this legacy by producing tourbooks for the likes of Arcade Fire and Mumford and Sons. Santo is self taught in much of his trade, and is the first to say that failure is a necessity to success — something we all need to hear sometimes.

Episode 41: Santo Mollica, The Source Unltd Print & Copy Shop

Santo Mollica has owned a print, copy, and design shop since 1982 in the heart of the East Village in Manhattan. In spite of bigger businesses like FedEx and Staples, and in the face of rising rents and the challenges of being a small business in a huge and competitive city, he's found a way to thrive and even helped pave the way for other small businesses with his landmark court case that set precedent in the state of New York. In today's humorous and inspiring episode Santo shares how to find your place in a competitive marketplace, why bigger isn't always better, and what you can do to create a business that fits your lifestyle.   www.thesourceunltd.com The Source UNLTD On Facebook Santo@sourceunltd.com

Santo Mollica has owned a print, copy, and design shop since 1982 in the heart of the East Village in Manhattan. In spite of bigger businesses like FedEx and Staples, and in the face of rising rents and the challenges of being a small business in a huge and competitive city, he's found a way to thrive and even helped pave the way for other small businesses with his landmark court case that set precedent in the state of New York. In today's humorous and inspiring episode Santo shares how to find your place in a competitive marketplace, why bigger isn't always better, and what you can do to create a business that fits your lifestyle. <a href="http://www.thesourceunltd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thesourceunltd.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thesourceunltdcopyshop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Source UNLTD On Facebook</a> Santo@sourceunltd.com

044 Santo Mollica Manhattan Business Legend & Owner of "The Source" 