You Have to Draw Your Line in the Sand with Megan Lopp - Green Couch Design

Dec 16, 2025

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Megan Lopp discusses the evolution of Green Couch Design, detailing its journey and the origin of its unique name. She shares early challenges faced and the decision to launch the business while balancing family life. The episode explores Kale's architecture career and Green Couch Design's expansion, emphasizing team building and fostering a collaborative culture with remote work. Megan highlights growth in projects, including a notable story about a Montana brewery. She outlines the company's vision, future goals, and their contractor-friendly approach. Listeners are invited to visit Oklahoma City, with contact information provided for further engagement.

Connect with Megan Lopp - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-lopp-315a5a88/ Website: https://www.greencouchdesign.net/

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(0:00) Introduction to Megan Lopp and Green Couch Design (1:00) Overview of Green Couch Design's journey and name origin (5:18) Early struggles and the decision to start Green Couch Design (10:09) Balancing family and business growth (16:13) Kale's architecture career and Green Couch Design's expansion (20:39) Building a team and a collaborative culture with remote work (25:35) Growth in projects and the Montana brewery story (28:31) Vision and future goals for Green Couch Design (32:22) Fostering a contractor-friendly approach (37:12) Contact information and invitation to visit Oklahoma City (38:58) Closing remarks, call to action, and final sign-off