Success stories
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Brown Suga Stationery & Design Born Out of the Need for a Creative Outlet
As a young artist, mom, and entrepreneur – Jaden Teixeira always had a passion for paper products and aesthetics. After carrying her daughter through the pandemic and going through post-partum as a...
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Solvus Global’s Journey to Commercialization Led to Infinite Expansion Possibilities
Co-Founders Aaron, Sean, and Diran – having spent 5+ years researching the world of materials processes, met at Worcester Polytech Institute and joined forces in their post-academic lives to solve big...
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SBA Funding Helped this Seattle Business Transfer Ownership and Continue to Grow
Metal Shorts is a Seattle-based distributor of steel, aluminum, and hard-to-find metals with a client-focused approach centered on custom orders, quick turn-around, and flexible order sizes. Debbie...
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Spokane Entrepreneur Turns Dream into Reality with SBA Funding
For Cassie Cleary, the dream of entrepreneurship was sparked while working for a boutique bridal shop during her years in graduate school. She imagined owning and operating her own business and...
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Superheroes in recycled clothing
Joining forces to combat against the country’s largest culprit of landfill waste, ‘Team Impact’ is on a mission to educate both children and adults alike about the importance of protecting the planet...
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Thriving Artisans Crafting Community Connections at the Hannah Grimes Marketplace in Keene
Hannah Grimes Marketplace has been a key fixture on Main Street in Keene for 27 years. Founded by Mary Ann Kristiansen in 1997, the store offers a diverse range of local and regional products, from...
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A Journey of Strength and Service
Jeff Hall, a seasoned healthcare professional and community advocate has made significant strides in both his career and his commitment to service. Jeff’s journey began in Chicago, raised by a strong...
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Painting a Brighter Future for All
Justin Sousa’s journey with the family business began as a teenager when he learned the art of building and painting wooden signs often finding himself covered in paint. Little did he know then that...