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The Jimmy Choo co-founder has faced plenty of hurdles as an entrepreneur. But now, she's clinging tight to her vision -- and finding new levels of success.

With a new gig as one of NBC's late-night talk show hosts, the comedian and content creator is ready to tackle traditional media.

The Project Runway host built a coding school, Kode With Klossy, to inspire a generation of tech-savvy women. But her real mission, she says, is much broader.

By listening to her community and reacting quickly, Mariam Naficy built a business bigger than her wildest visions.

By splitting responsibilities and respecting each other's skill sets, these pals created a successful Coder School operation.

The young franchisor has focused on improving operations -- and sales have increased as a result.

Plenty of would-be entrepreneurs crave a business partner but don't know where to look. These three relationships prove that being bold in your search can pay off.

Interior designer Nicole Gibbons knew she could create a better interior paint brand. She also knew she couldn't bootstrap the process.

As the director of operations for Dogtopia, Air Force Vet Jeff Farnell knows it's all about people.

Nicci Levy wanted to create a better experience for women who got medical skincare treatments. Three years later, Alchemy 43 has locations on both coasts.

Da Bomb Bath started as a hobby when Caroline and Isabel Bercaw were in middle school. Six years later, their products are sold nationwide.

Former NFL player Tafa Jefferson launched a business to provide care to senior citizens. But he couldn't do it on his own.

Lisa Locker spent decades climbing the corporate ladder. But as a CycleBar franchisee, she's found a whole new challenge.

The actress and CEO chats with her mentee, the cofounder of Maisonette, about finding support as an entrepreneur.

Melissa Butler knew her line of brightly colored lipsticks would be a hit. So when the beauty industry ignored her, she kept moving forward.

The investor breaks down what makes her want to invest in a brand, today's biggest opportunities, and how the tech world is about so much more than technology.

Owning an innovative technology is just one part of building a successful startup.

Paul Flick wants to serve a homeowner's every need -- which is why his company Premium Service Brands is always expanding.

Kiesha Haggerty has found the two worlds to be surprisingly complementary.

Grownup founders can learn plenty from their teenage counterparts.

The shaved-ice franchise focuses on community engagement to build year-round demand for the warm-weather treat.

Industry vets offer up advice on finding the financial and lending partner that works for your business.

Miller never saw herself as a 'woman' entrepreneur but recognizes that 'Somehow, the men get touted more than we do.'

Don't know where your all-important first sale is coming from? Take advice from these entrepreneurs and think outside the box.

Neha Gupta's College Shortcuts helps kids and parents navigate the paperwork and stress of college admissions.

Anna-Mieke Anderson, founder of ethical diamond brand MiaDonna, has relied on pal Melanie Ware since the two were 11 years old.

After years representing franchises, Ellie Lamonaca fell hard and fast for Conserva Irrigation.

Riawna Capri and Nikki Lee bootstrapped a single hair salon in Hollywood. When a client requested a braiding style, the stylists decided to 'own' the trend.

How to find a lawyer who will focus more on moving your business forward and less on billable hours.

Whether they started a new brand or bought their parent company, these four entrepreneurs took the leap and became the big boss.