25 posts in Entrepreneurial Advice
Hear directly from Latinx business owners who navigated and overcame entrepreneurial challenges by harnessing tools such as community support and the power of positive feedback.
Whether you’re courting new clients, investors, or simply introducing your business to the neighborhood, it pays to be prepared—and no one knows the power of the pitch better than Precious…
When Sandy Sanchez decided to move back to her hometown city in Florida after spending over a decade in Los Angeles studying fine dining, she knew she wanted to open…
Figuring out your calling can be a lifelong journey, but with every step comes a deeper sense of purpose. And that’s exactly what these three trailblazing entrepreneurs have discovered. Whether…
Making mistakes is a part of the beauty business, as any great stylist or nail technician can tell you. But there’s nothing that a second coat of polish—and advice from…
Entrepreneurs are a brave, tough, and independent lot. It takes more than a little tenacity to run a successful business. But this magical combination can be troublesome when it comes…
No matter the company type or size, there are fundamental principles that can be applied to find success in growth. Check out these nine practical and actionable steps that can…
Illinois nonprofit Evanston Rebuilding Warehouse shares how its “sustainable deconstruction” model—taking buildings apart and repurposing their parts—not only conserves resources but also empowers people with barriers to employment to find…
Local businesses have the power to make LGBTQ people feel safe and valued—from a small-town gay bar that raises funds for the community to the barber who affirms each client’s…
Despite significant gains in workplace protections, Meyer’s experience is still all too common for business owners and employees alike—and it’s in everyone’s best interest to fight for inclusion. Stigma, discrimination,…
How did you become the first female to join the plumbers union in New York City? I had started out working as a plumber for another company. Typically, once companies…
“With the pandemic, a lot of people saw Asian Americans as the virus itself which hurts a lot because there’s hate,” said Mathew Wong, co-founder of Tea and Milk in…