Entrepreneur Sarah Michelle Gellar Gives an Inside Look at How Foodstirs Started The Foodstirs cofounders opened our Entrepreneur Live event with lessons for all entrepreneurs.

By Andrea Hardalo

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Foodstirs is a subscription baking company launched in 2015 by Sarah Michelle Gellar and two cofounders, Galit Laibow and Greg Fleishman. These entrepreneurs opened up at our Entrepreneur Live event last week on how the company's early days. Watch this short video to learn how they make their partnership work and how they evaluate new opportunities.

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Related: From Buffy to Business: Sarah Michelle Gellar Opens Up About How Hollywood Helped Prepare Her for Launching a Company

Andrea Hardalo

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