#12 Koby Lomax | Making Thousands from Candles

Koby Lomax is the founder of Ardent Candle and is a student at studying Theater at Old Dominion University. He started his company as a sophomore in high school and has been running his business for five years. In this episode, Koby talks about his journey from making his first candles to making thousands a month from his business as well running his YouTube Channel.

If you'd like to connect with Koby, feel free to reach out via Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/kobylomax/

https://www.instagram.com/ardentcandl/

Koby's YouTube Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNmICX9ke-2w_8lUNIE1s2Q

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In The Hilla

In The Hilla (الحلة‎ - Neighborhood)

A podcast that educates people from marginalized communities about different career avenues.

When I originally had the idea for my podcast, I was thinking of issues within my community. It is rare to see engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs, and equity owners in low income neighborhoods. At the end of the day people are a product of their environment and you can't be what you can't see. Therefore, I created this podcast to serve as an example. Through this platform, I hope to educate people about the different avenues that exist. And more importantly, break down how it was done as well as identify the challenges that can be expected.

I started doing interviews for my podcast back in April and started posting content on July 2020.

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Ahmed Ismail

Ahmed is a first generation immigrant from Sudan and is currently an industrial engineering student at Iowa State University. He is a driven and entrepreneurial minded student with a diverse set of experiences that include working as a software engineering intern and mechanical engineering intern, studying abroad in the UK, conducting research for the U.S. Dept of Energy, lobbying for the U.S. Dept of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and serving on the national board for a multi-million dollar non-profit.