Sea Bags was founded in 2006 on the principles of being green in product and practice, being made in Maine, and acting as good stewards to our community and state. Sea Bags has employed over 200 people, many of whom Beth mentored and have gone on to run their own companies. Today, Sea Bags has 50 stores, a robust online business, and hundreds of wholesale accounts including Life Is Good and Ralph Lauren - along with a newly-licensed NFL collection. As Sea Bags continues to grow, Beth remains focused on the core mission of the company: being sustainable in product and process, becoming a best-in-class employer, and keeping production local. Beth also serves on the boards for the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and serves as Board Chair for the Gulf of Maine Research Institute. She co-founded the Maine Textile Consortium, actively mentors start-ups, and has been named a Woman to Watch by Maine Biz.

A master mixologist and Houston-native, Sean Fitzgerald is passionate about quality cocktails. He started bartending at 18 and soon after, decided to attend EBS (European Bartender School) in Copenhagen to earn a certification in mixology.Sean was always the one to make cocktails at family gatherings and everyone was happy to enjoy the fruits of his labor. He realized that it took so much time to squeeze fresh juice and get the perfect ratio that he wasn't able to spend time enjoying the gatherings he was attending. That's when he started to make batch margaritas to save time. He realized that he could maintain the same quality of the cocktails, while also creating ease of use and the ability to spend time away from the bar. The enthusiasm of everyone who tried his cocktails made him realize that he wanted to spread the wealth and share his mixers with you.Each Elevated Mixer has been carefully crafted and perfected to provide a restaurant-quality cocktail that you can be proud of.