In Appleton, Wis., a farmer and his family shifted their professions to focus on growing the sport of cornhole and their business. They handcraft cornhole boards, bags, and other equipment at Skilled Cornhole. Stephanie Bishell, a former emergency medical technician, brings attention to detail and a commitment to quality to the business.
Stephanie emphasizes the importance of producing high-quality boards at Skilled Cornhole. She believes that handcrafting their products ensures that they meet the correct specifications and deliver the quality customers expect. Her father, Howie Wood, stumbled upon the sport of cornhole while selling horse equipment and began crafting boards, sparking the business’s growth.
Stephanie’s husband, Tony Bishell, also contributes to the family business by carefully assembling each board. They focus on using the right number of screws to ensure that the boards are sturdy and prevent the bags from bouncing when thrown. Tony’s attention to detail reflects the family’s commitment to creating the best possible product.
Customer satisfaction is a top priority for Stephanie as she works to expand the family business. She places importance on creating a smooth surface for the boards, which affects the finish, the way bags are thrown, and ultimately, the quality of the product. By paying attention to these details, Skilled Cornhole aims to keep customers happy and grow their business in the sport of cornhole.