Aug 23

A Mercantile Meal: Portland restaurateurs Jason French and Michelle Battista join together a community of makers for an evening of inspiring exchange

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A Mercantile Meal


Portland, Oregon is a city of craft-focused entrepreneurs where many of the ideas for successful small businesses start from chance conversations among friends. Recognizing this, Jason French and Michelle Battista of Ned Ludd—an intimate Portland restaurant…

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