About Stephanie Schomer
Stephanie Schomer is Entrepreneur magazine's deputy editor. She previously worked at Entertainment Weekly, Architectural Digest and Fast Company. Follow her on Twitter @stephschomer.
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Millennials Can't Get Enough of This Tableware Brand
Kathryn Duryea didn't want Ikea dishes, and she didn't want fancy china. And she bet other people her age felt the same.
How These Teen Sisters Make $20 Million a Year
Da Bomb Bath started as a hobby when Caroline and Isabel Bercaw were in middle school. Six years later, their products are sold nationwide.
The Best Way to Start a Business Isn't With Finances ... It's With Your Own Frustration
Two moms started a business when they saw a problem with the kids' clothing market. Their solution is now the booming clothing brand Primary.
Drew Barrymore Grew Her Lifestyle Brand and Started a New Venture in the Middle of a Pandemic. Here's How She Did It.
Actress and entrepreneur Drew Barrymore runs a lifestyle brand, a production company, and she launched a daily talk show during the pandemic. What are her tricks to making it all work? She'll get back to you.
Franchise 500
How Dunkin' Pivoted to Serve the Home-Office Crowd
The #2 company on our Franchise 500 list closed some stores during the pandemic, but new stores are seeing higher sales.
Franchise 500
How A Well-Timed Redesign Helped Boost The UPS Store's Growth
The #3 company on our Franchise 500 list met the pandemic with a socially-distant store redesign.
Franchise 500
How Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Uses Viral Marketing to Create Explosive Growth
The #4 company on our Franchise 500 list wants to be one of the fastest-growing brands in the U.S.
Before You Grow, Focus on Building a Strong Reputation
As a Green Home Solutions franchisee, Jason Toliver works to make customers' homes safer and healthier. He's focused on earning their trust-because his business depends on it.
Serving a Targeted Audience Led to Big Success for this Franchisor
Rafael Alvarez spent three decades building a tax-preparation franchise trusted by the Latino community. Now he's preparing for rapid growth and national expansion.
First Ask Customers What They Want. Then Build Your Product
That's how Christine Schindler turned a raw technology into a popular tool to make restaurants safer.
Future of Entrepreneurship
How to Hire for Talent, Not Geography
It can be done successfully, but there are nuances to consider when rethinking your recruiting and hiring process.
Future of Entrepreneurship
What Business Will Look Like in the Year 2030
We checked in with Mauro Guillén, a leading sociologist and economist, to find out.
Future of Entrepreneurship
He Asked His Team How to Avoid Layoffs. Their Response Thrilled Him.
Before making a tough decision that impacts your team's future, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has a simple suggestion: Ask them for advice. It worked for him.
Future of Entrepreneurship
Why Radical Transparency (With Staff and Customers) Is Good for Business
During the pandemic, entrepreneurs shared information like never before. That's not going away.
Future of Entrepreneurship
How Sundial Brands Built an Authentic Social Mission
Community Engagement is about more than just social media interactions. Cara Sabin, CEO of Sundial Brands, offers advice on being relevant today - and tomorrow.