Chasing Blue with Sam Dantzler

Jan 24, 2023 | The Professional Noticer

In this week’s episode of The Professional Noticer, Chasing Blue with Sam Dantzler — President and founder of Garage Composites and Wheelhouse College

Tune in to hear Sam share what compelled him to pursue the motorcycle, cycle, and boating industries in such a unique way. Hear him explain what he means by chasing blue – and what his “blue” is! Listen as he and Andy talk about the book that most influenced his life, how his training intersects and differs from Andys, and much, much more! 

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