From The Big Pitch, to CO.STARTERS, to the food truck, to a brick-and-mortar in Uptown, it has been amazing to watch Zebbie Carney’s journey. Last Friday, our whole team was honored to join Zebbie for the Grand Opening of Eugene’s Hot Chicken. Thanks to everyone who’s supported him and his wife Rachel Hammond-Carney during this adventure. Birmingham and our entrepreneurial community are both stronger because of their success! For more info about where Eugene’s been and where it is going, check out their website! #WheresEugene #FoundEugene
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