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Intentional Table offers event dining in scenic Northwest locations and small food and wine tours from Sicily to Southeast Asia.
Intentional Table offers event dining in scenic Northwest locations and small food and wine tours from Sicily to Southeast Asia.
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Mohop creates customizable footwear using 3D digital fabrication and body scanning technology that starts with your smartphone.
Summers Seed is a Utah farm that’s been in the same family for four generations. Ross Summers is helping to bring operations into the 21st century through the use of drones, field data visualization software, and cloud storage.
Status Serigraph is a graphic design and poster studio. Owner and artist Justin Helton creates fanciful concert posters that promote bands such as Wilco, Dave Matthews Band, and The Black Keys.
MotoBatt Batteries is a manufacturer and global distributor of premium battery chargers, battery-related accessories, and powersports batteries.
DrawAttention has no storefront, no office, and no investment capital, yet it sells its products internationally.
Beyond haircuts and shaves, men can also have a beer, play pool, watch sports or book a bachelor’s party at Mister Brown's Barber Shop.
Jessica started her business as a way to relax after having seven kids and the unexpected perks spilled out like cerulean blue from a tube.
Commonwealth Press is a print and design shop fueled by creativity, a blue-collar work ethic, pizza, loud music, and a bent sense of humor.
This video production and animation company develops concepts that meet its clients’ goals and resonates with customers.
The Underground allows teens to learn music and film in an environment free from drugs and alcohol.
Tropical storms. A major oil spill. Small-town challenges. Attorney Jennifer Chau uses technology to rise above all of them.
Sky Zone is the world's first indoor trampoline park, with locations across the country. The company's specially designed socks enhance jumping and put bounce into the brand on social media.
Tanari jewelry keeps quality up and overhead down through a multifaceted approach. Founder Danny Massare eschews the traditional brick-and-mortar store, leans on technology, and operates in lean-and-hungry startup mode.
Kerfoot Canopy Tours of rural Minnesota has learned how to harness its guides and guests in more ways than one. Adrenalin-pumped zip line riders are the company's most enthusiastic promoters on social media and the web.
6 Square is a design and communications firm based in Rhode Island whose employees embrace environmentalism as part of the company's brand.
Mount Vernon CrossFit uses technology and social media to cultivate a strong local fan base and leverage a new fitness movement that is taking the country by storm.
Tablas Creek Vineyard wins customer engagement through a wine club, tours, and tastings, with social media efforts and an award-winning blog helping consumers to learn more about their wines.
Sharpe Suiting is a luxury clothing label that has developed a proprietary custom-fit approach. The company creates made-to-order apparel and is preparing to launch a ready-to-wear line this year.
An L.A. cupcake bakery keeps it fresh with unique and delicious cupcakes and social media feeds that bring customers flocking to their door.
A San Diego branding company boasts several strong ingredients: a trio of dynamic women, a passion for technology, and a “feminine and nurturing” co-working space modeled after a spa.
A Burbank-based guitar amplifier company rises above the noise by creating niche products, knowing their customers intimately, using the smartphone as a marketing tool, and plugging in to social media.
Despite a stagnant economy, Family Bike Shop of Crofton, Maryland, is booming. Owner Jonathan Seibold’s secret formula is a mix of community involvement, technology, and social media.
To breed a better honeybee and sell its byproducts, Richland Soap & Honey has made a beeline to technology.
Rose Blanco-Chamberland launched Stella’s Cannery last year so she could spend more time with her baby daughter. Tech tools give her the flexibility she needs to make her business congeal.
Whether you’re in Manhattan looking for macaroons or Seattle seeking mustard sauces, you can visit MadeClose.com to purchase what’s made nearby.
Howie’s Game Shack, a social gaming center, faced a challenge as more games started going online. The solution? A technology upgrade.
This Bar Saves Lives provides life-saving nutritional supplements to children with every purchase of a gourmet, gluten-free, non-GMO bar.
In the world of heavy rigging, teamwork and communication are keys to keeping workers safe as well as to getting jobs done efficiently.
Juls Candles has grown from a basement operation to a global candle maker. A website, social media, a marketing toolkit, and point-of-sale software have become as crucial as wax and wicks.
I.C.E. Heating & Cooling in Fredericksburg, Virginia, has gained a competitive edge through technology. Faster service helps ease extreme temperatures.
Evann Remington is the epitome of an entrepreneur, having started four companies—one when she was 18-years old. But it was the birth of her daughter that launched Remington into her latest business.
In 2008, Chicago had the Magnificent Mile, deep-dish pizza, and even Oprah. What it was lacking, apparently, was a website for Chicago women that was definitively bold and saucy. Enter CheekyChicago.
For Pacesetter founder George Stavros, launching his company relied on changing outdated ideas about technology in the traditional game of golf.
Following her dream to be her own boss meant Droga Chocolates Founder, Michelle Crochet, had to leave a flourishing career as a high-end food buyer and test her mantra: “Courage is important.”
For the three co-founders behind Tastemade’s studios and mobile app, recapturing the “fun” in work was key – and that meant continuing their strong partnership.
While Hammer & Hand prides itself on offering the rare and old, it took a new way of thinking to put the shop on the map.
Innovative ideas and solutions continue to deliver unprecedented growth for the subscription-based floral company H.Bloom. You might even say, business is blooming.
Enhanced Push-to-Talk Service gives Rock Security reliable nationwide communications, empowering officers and improving company culture.