In this episode of Main Street Matters, host Terresa Zimmerman, is joined by Curtis Holloway, the dynamic entrepreneur behind Suitability of McLean, a men's custom clothing establishment located in McLean, Virginia. Curtis shares his inspiring journey from a long-term corporate career, which one day he was just done with, to becoming a successful business owner. Helping customers in career transitions find confidence through clothing, it transforms lives.

Key topics in this episode:

- The personalized consultations Curtis offers to his clients, considering factors such as hair, skin, and eye color.

-The significance of location, as McLean, Virginia, is a suit and tie town with a strong military presences

-The transformative impact Curtis has on his client's lives, particularly during critical pivot points such as transitioning out of the military

-The challenges of running a small business and the need for assistance in certain areas, such as technology and expansion

-Curtis's experience as a published author and his career journey, including his transition from being a mailman to working in the mortgage industry and eventually finding his passion in the custom clothing business

-The challenges of adapting to technology, particularly in the context of virtual consultation and expanding his business

Featured in this episode:

Book Mentioned: "King: Conversations and Anthropology of Men" - Available on Amazon
Connect with Curtis Holloway:

Website: https://www.suitabilityofmclean.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/curtis-holloway-95a17162

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Host - Terresa Zimmerman:

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