Katrina Markhoff
29, CEO and chocolatier of Vosges Chocolate in ChicagoHelp!
An extended hand grabs customers.Book Learnin'
We could all learn from this bookseller's environmental and philanthropic ideals.Wanda Wen
39, designer and co-founder of Soolip inc. in West Hollywood, CaliforniaSteve Richardson
63, Chief Tormenter of Stave Puzzles Inc. in Norwich, VermontKing of the Mountain
He didn't let big companies snow on his parade.Two's the Charm
Entrepreneurship is in these sisters' blood, but friendship is what has made them inseparable business partners.Tickets, Please
He sneaked into DVD rental through the door Blockbuster took its eye off--the internet.Building Character
Art imitates business life for this entrepreneur.Gerald Chamales
51, chairman and founder of Carson, California-based Rhinotek Computer ProductsQ&A: Little Nikita's Big Business
Bringing overseas culture to a new home--and a new businessJordan Weisman
42, founder and CEO of WizKids LLC in Bellevue, WashingtonBag Lady
It's a Hollywood story for this stylin' designer.Crystal Gale
When the winds of change started blowing, this entrepreneur escaped the jewelry game and entered the world of bejeweled décor.Keeping Her Toes Clean
In her search to find an inexpensive pedicure without going someplace icky, this business owner ended up reinventing the nail salon.Think Fast!
This entrepreneur's got serious marketing game.Don Todrin & Fred Seibert
54 & 50, founders of True Confections Inc. in Amherst, MassachusettsHeeling Art
The first step toward getting his life back to where he wanted it was getting his shoe business off on the right foot.Take It In for a Tuneup
A marketing change could put the wind back in your sales.Grab Bag
Plentiful partners can give you what you're groping for.Julz Chavez
40, creator and co-founder of San Francisco-based Get Real GirlSilent Treatment
Want big buzz? Keep your mouth shut.Feeling His Oats
When this college gymnastics coach wanted to raise funds for his team, he took the concept of a bake sale to a whole new level.Comic Genius
Pow! He sold his comic online. Bang! He made $100,000 a week.Laugh Track
Could a hearty chuckle be the key ingredient in the success of your business?Mitch Siegler
41, president of Sovietski Collection in San DiegoStick Your Neck Out
Turtle Transit takes its marketing to the streets to show off.Denise Lasprogata
28, president of DLL LLC in New York CityClean Break
A trade show spurred their soapy sales.What's Your Type?
The e-mail font you choose says a lot about you.Most Popular
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