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By chance, Kelly Phenicie became the sole founder of a knitwear manufacturer in Peru, after her co-founder quit. When she started a second business, the challenge got even harder.
Former college tennis player Chris Clark transformed his $60-per-lesson side hustle into a Chicago-based platform for tennis and pickleball players.
Nicole Semeraro left healthcare leadership to build Karias Health—and rethink how consumers navigate one of the country’s most confusing industries.
More Americans are launching later in life. Veteran communications executive Karen Wickre shares what she learned leaving the corporate world to build a solo consulting practice—and why experience can be an entrepreneur's greatest advantage.
Ronnen Harary, who co-founded Spin Master at 23, explains how “the power of not knowing” early in his career helped him build the children’s entertainment giant.
The veteran writer and consultant explains the trade-offs of leaving a paycheck behind, and the lessons she learned after a decade of independent work.
The self-described "Forrest Gump of the internet" reflects on building an early internet marketplace and why founders should think of customer service as a profit center.
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