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Doug Shea discusses how Sharp Dressed Man puts men in position to get a job and succeed – and how founder Christopher Schafer took his vocation and passion and put it to work for others.
Crab Cake Row: Doug Shea discusses how Sharp Dressed Man puts men in position to get a job and succeed
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