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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Crisis Management
Why Leaders Need to Overcommunicate During a Crisis
To lead through challenging times, Thoughtspot CEO Sudheesh Nair is making sure his team has more information than they need.
What to Expect from Recovery, According to a Hong Kong Entrepreneur
Cheryl Leung's Hong Kong-based fashion brand is months ahead U.S. businesses in terms of recovery. Here's what she says you should expect.
Crisis Management
6 Franchisors Found New Ways To Build During the Covid-19 Crisis
Their stories prove that if you look hard enough, opportunity is everywhere.
Franchises
Why This Family Is Betting Their Future on Franchising
A father-daughter duo sees Real Property Managment as a way to create generational wealth.
Crisis Management
Male and Female Workers Are Experiencing COVID-19 Very Differently
For employers, the pressure's on to keep staff safe and happy as the world adapts to remote work. A new report illustrates how they're doing, and the various ways both men and women workers need more support.
Social Media
Should You Call Out Your Copycat on Social Media?
It's a splashy way to defend your company, but can it actually help protect it?
Crisis Management
This Startup Is Taking On Amazon and Helping Bookstores Survive Lockdown
Bookshop.org founder and CEO Andy Hunter wanted to give indie booksellers a way to benefit from online sales. When those stores were forced to temporarily close their doors, his new platform became a lifeline. And he had to scale, fast.
This Founder Wanted to Rethink Therapy. When Coronavirus Hit, She Rethought Her Business Model.
Ariela Safira built a space to deliver affordable, targeted mental healthcare. Before she could open her doors, her city entered quarantine. Here's how she redesigned her business to deliver care during the crisis.
How Jen Gotch's Mental Health Struggles Made Her a Better Leader
The founder and creative director of Ban.do wants to help her team, customers, and people everywhere prioritize their own wellness.
Franchises
How This Franchise CEO Learned to Lead By Making Mistakes
SpeedPro president and CEO Larry Oberly is haunted by some of his earliest missteps as a manager. But today, that's made him a better boss.
Franchises
Why This Entrepreneur Left Tesla to Open a Tech Repair Franchise
Minhthe Nguyen used to be an overworked Silicon Valley engineer. Now, as a uBreakiFix franchisee, he's still overworked -- but happier than ever.
How the Founder of Year & Day Made Millennials Love Tableware
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 Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake Learned to Embrace Her Power
The founder of the $2 billion business shares how she's grown as a leader, how she pays it forward, and how she handles bad news.
By Listening to Her Customers, This Entrepreneur Found a Larger Audience -- And a Greater Mission
Michelle Kennedy launched the Peanut app to help moms. But now, the app is out to help all women.
Larabar's Founder Stocked Shelves at Whole Foods to Learn About Retail
By starting at the bottom, Lara Merriken got a quick education to food-product sales and marketing.