From Refugee Camp to Successful Entrepreneur
Joy Opfer: Woman Entrepreneur Turns Steel into Eco-Jewelry
Immigrant Makes Peace, Near and Far
Tips for Running a Lean Business
Tell Your Story and Showcase Your Business
Nada Kiblawi was born in a refugee camp, lived through a few wars and finally found safe haven and economic independence as an entrepreneur in the U.S.
Joy left her internet job to return to her steel industry roots and hand craft eco-jewelry, now worn by top celebrities.
In the coming months The Story Exchange will be joining the national conversation on immigration reform by telling the personal stories of immigrant entrepreneurs. Watch the first profile in our new series.
Laura Zander, who started Jimmy Beans Wool as a hobby and turned it into a multi-million dollar business, offers advice on how to grow with limited funds.
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Going into business with the person that you married may seem like a great idea but it doesn’t always end up in happily ever after. Here’s what you need to know before tying the co-working knot.
Faith Gonsalves grew up with the gift of music and decided to pass it on and use it to help at-risk children.
Sarabeth Levine has added a new restaurant to her $40 million food empire and it all began with a family recipe for marmalade.
Joy left her internet job to return to her steel industry roots and hand craft eco-jewelry, now worn by top celebrities.
Lisa Price started mixing fragrances in her kitchen and created a multi-million dollar skin and beauty empire.
In the coming months The Story Exchange will be joining the national conversation on immigration reform by telling the personal stories of immigrant entrepreneurs. Watch the first profile in our new series.
A closer look at immigrant women entrepreneurs and what an immigration reform could mean for them and America’s future.
Habits you’ll need to unlearn if you want to succeed in business.
