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Teal Cooper
Beverage-tech innovator at VendiBean
Teal Cooper is the President and Co-Founder of VendiBean, a beverage technology company that specializes in innovative coffee vending solutions. She co-founded VendiBean in 2017 alongside her brother, Tristan Cooper, and the company has since expanded its services nationwide, catering to corporate offices across multiple U.S. regions, including cities like San Diego, Dallas, and Seattle.12
Under her leadership, VendiBean has introduced advanced coffee vending machines that offer real-time data reporting and a variety of drink selections, including options like oat milk and chai. The company aims to enhance workplace culture by providing high-quality coffee services that meet modern employee needs.15 Teal has been recognized as a Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur, highlighting her impact in the industry.23
In addition to her role at VendiBean, Teal is also known for her work as a motivational speaker and podcast host, where she shares insights on entrepreneurship and work-life balance.24
Highlights
"I need to get my business to where I want it financially before I focus on finding my partner."
^^I hear this A LOT with my friends and used to believe it as well.
What if this mindset is blocking your person from coming in and the support, advice, and stability they can provide is actually the key to unlocking your financial growth?
I've been fortunate enough to have met my person while in the trenches of building my startup.
I can tell you first hand that if you're with the right person, they will not hold you back. Instead they will actually help you reach new lengths at a faster pace than ever before. Grateful for you Daniel Mizraki ❣
I was just invited on the "In Between Podcast" with Kassidy Owen and had a revelation I wanted to share.
Sometimes we get so consumed by the long term vision and the end game that I forget to enjoy the "In-Between" moments. The moments where we experience the little wins along the way, the crazy startup sh*t show stories, the failures that force us to pivot and teach us lessons we needed to learn, and the synchronicities and miracles that you just can't explain.
The In-Between moments are what make us who we are. It's where real growth happens. Where we prove how much we believe in ourself and in our product especially when your present reality doesn't reflect your future vision, quite yet.
It's 100% convicted belief in yourself in the In-Between moments that matter most.
What's your take on the In-Between moments?
