Entrepreneur magazine
September 2015
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Meet the Young Millionaires of 2015
What's interesting to note about our Young Millionaires for 2015 is that their age is of minimal consequence. Rather, it's their potential for long-term viability that stands out.
7 Lessons From Entrepreneurs Who Kept Their Day Jobs While Starting Their Businesses
The insight you gain while working for someone else can mean the difference between a successful entrepreneurial enterprise and one that fizzles.
How One Man Is Helping Businesses Reach More Customers With Cost-Effective, Inclusive Products
Inclusion Solutions creates a line of products to increase accessibility for the disabled population while keeping costs down for businesses.
This Launchpad For Outdoor Activewear Practices What It Preaches
The C21 Accelerator in California works proactively with companies that promote active lifestyles.
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This Culinary Launchpad Is One of Only a Handful in Existence
KitchenCru in Portland, Ore. is a palatable option for food businesses.
The Project Music Accelerator Gives Music-Minded Entrepreneurs a Note-Worthy Education
The Tennessee-based boot camp program hits all the high notes for industry hopefuls and pulls strings to help them get started.
This Washington, D.C. Launchpad Helps Social Enterprises Help Others
The Halcyon Incubator offers a stipend, mentorship, PR help and more.
This Albuquerque Launchpad Lets Biotech Companies Take On a Life of Their Own
The BioScience Center encourages companies to stay for three years at below-market rates or in exchange for a percentage of equity.
Art and Design Get a New Launchpad Opportunity with New Inc Incubator
Technology incubators have traditionally underserved artists and designers, but New Inc is changing that, 100 members at a time.
Greentown Labs Gives Green Energy Startups the Green Light
This incubator helps green energy companies avoid going into the red.
How One Incubator Is Using Behavioral Science to Encourage the Products Customers Really Want
Based out of Duke University, the Startup Lab wants companies to consider customer behavior in the design and the features of their products.
This Ag-Tech Incubator Offers Both Independence and Assistance
The Michigan-based launchpad offers a three-year program that lets farmers work in their own space while learning from others.
Inside the Smart Game of Late Fundraising Rounds
Late-stage capital is more common now. Here are 3 reasons why.
When Millionaires Make Mistakes
The Young Millionaires of 2015 share what they've learned from their mistakes and failures.
Criteria to Consider When Renting Commercial Space
Don't commit to a new space before reading this.
How One Company Is Mining Big Data to Fight Diabetes
Glooko's diabetes-management platform allows patients and doctors more information, and investors are interested.
How a New York Storefront Points Out the Joy of the Pencil
CW Pencil has the write stuff.
4 Strategies to Use When Raising Money for Your B Corps
How to fundraise without compromising the triple bottom line.
When to Upgrade From IT Staff to CIO
The two acronyms have different responsibilities. Find out which position is right for your company.
Why a High School Dropout's Staffing Company Is in a Class of Its Own
Taso Du Val's Toptal helps businesses find the software know-how they need.
How Datto's Austin McChord Brings IT Systems Back From the Brink of Destruction
In short, he makes IT happen.
This Company Will Deliver Groceries to Your Door in Under an Hour
Max Mullen is bringing new meaning to the phrase 'fast food.'
How One Woman's Cosmetic Company 'Gramed Its Way to Insta-Success
Emily Weiss' Glossier is brushed with social media success.
uBeam's Wireless Technology Aims to Kill the Power Cord
With ultrasonic waves, the newest innovation in powering up charges ahead.
How One Man Made It His Business to Give Back
An Amazing Athletes franchisee does well by doing good.
This Company Offers One-Stop Shopping For Artisanal Food
Artizone lets the farmers market come to you.
When Exercising Caution Is the Best Move For Your Business
In workplace safety and in hiring decisions, caution is key.
One Man's Software Background Makes Manufacturing Hardware Easy
MacroFab lets electronics startups dream big.
3 Must-Haves For Your Company Website
An expert explains the essential elements for any business webpage.
How Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan Learned New Tricks for His Website
Sometimes, paid SEO marketing vehicles aren't enough.
This Man Climbed the Ladder by Sticking With Gutters
Loyalty and ambition drive a U.S. success story.
6 Secrets About the Human Brain That Will Make You a Better Marketer
Knowing how the mind processes information and images can help you send the right message.
How This Company Wants to Be the Warby Parker of Shoes
M.Gemi brings affordable Italian luxury directly to the shoe-obsessed.
Is Craft Beer as Close to a Sure Thing as an Entrepreneur Can Get?
The benefits and drawbacks of starting a craft brewery explained
Don't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em: Why Brewing Together Works Better in the Craft Beer Industry
Craft brewers' cooperative thinking fosters a spirit of collaboration and creates a powerful bloc that shows steady growth.
Are People Your Passion? Here Are 111 Franchises That Might Suit You.
Pick your passion from our list of top personal-service franchises.
How to Make Debt Work For You
Taking on debt comes down to its cost of capital and how you plan to use your borrowed funds.
The Truth About Work-Life Balance
Defining and understanding the kind of life you want to lead is the first step to making it happen.
How Franchises Are Democratizing Luxury
With affordable pricing, convenient locations and online scheduling systems, franchising is making health and beauty services accessible to all.
What Your Travel Experience Will Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future
High-tech travel innovations are coming your way. We take a look at the latest developments.
How This Restaurant Is Trying to Start a Poutine Craze Around the World
A Canadian franchise is taking poutine to the next gut-busting level.
How This Fan Company Is Proving It Has More Than Just a Good Name
Big Ass Fans shows big-time growth.
Why 'Bite Me' Is the Best Response to Naysayers
It's your journey, naysayers be damned.
