Family
When Her Mother Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer, She Started a Popcorn Company to Raise Money for Research
Lauren Mariel started Live Love Pop in 2013 and now sells snacks in around 10,000 stores.
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She expresses her heritage through cooking in the U.S. and seeks to support other women immigrants who aspire to become business owners.
Family Businesses
How to Successfully Prepare Your Family Business for the Next Generation
Your family business is your pride and joy. Here's how to make sure it stays that way for generations to come.
Ready for Anything
Why Sunday Is the Most Important Day of the Week for Your Wellbeing
Your business will benefit when you prioritize time for yourself and the important people in your life.
Employees
How This Entrepreneur Repaid His Most Valuable Employee: His Mom
An entrepreneur's mom worked for him for years -- without a salary. When he finally made it, he wanted to give her something she'd love.
Taxes
Thanks to the New Tax Law There's Never Been a Better Time to Hire Your Kid
But please, don't put your six-year-old behind the wheel of a forklift, OK?
The Digest
What Motivated Jennifer Garner to Become an Entrepreneur in the Food Space
The actress and Save the Children ambassador is the co-founder of Once Upon a Farm, an organic baby food company.
How the Entrepreneur Behind a Luxury Sleepwear Startup Looks to Her Founder Husband For Mentorship
Ashley and Marc Merrill juggle two businesses and two kids. The couple details how their partnership extends far beyond parenthood.
Project Grow
My Grandmother Survived the Holocaust. Her Quiet, Gentle Strength Inspired My Entrepreneurial Journey.
Leaving a plum job for the uncertainties of entrepreneurship didn't seem such a scary leap knowing what she overcame.
Open Every Door
This Entrepreneur Shares Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid of Being an Outsider
Roberta Scherf, CEO of PrioHealth, company focused on helping people with autism, says that her unique perspective is the reason for her success.
There is a great deal of intersection between an entrepreneur’s work and family life. In order to find a balance between these two important matters, it is crucial to learn when to keep them separate and when it is appropriate to bring them together. In entrepreneurial endeavors, family can either act as a handicap or an indispensable support system.
