New Directions Beauty Institute educating tomorrow’s beauty professionals
ECDI Spotlight — February 23, 2012 at 8:00 amNicole Perrin-Hill’s ambition of owning a beauty institute took root in childhood.
“I’ve always had a passion for the beauty industry,” says Perrin-Hill. “Ever since I was a little girl, I would take my dolls and give them all a different hairstyle. My dad was a barber stylist and I would see how he would style my mom’s hair and clothes, and I just loved everything about...
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Tips of the Trade
Business branding, design is best left to the pros
As many of our readers know, starting a business can be difficult. In the early stages, entrepreneurs are often working with...
Feb 10, 2012 8:00
Philanthropic Pursuit
Camelot Cellars hosts unique events designed to support local charities
It’s been a year since Janine Aquino took ownership of Camelot Cellars and what a year it has been. The Short North...
Feb 9, 2012 8:00
Metropreneurial Legal Insights
Common Mistakes Businesses Make When Using Lawyers
I am going to tell you something that goes against my professional self-interest: the secret to lowering your demand for...
Feb 16, 2012 8:00
At Work
At Work: A look at Sweet Stella Designs’ studio space
Amy Neiwirth is having a great year. She recently moved into a new apartment, which allowed her to bring her jewelry and...
Feb 15, 2012 8:00
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New Directions Beauty Institute educating tomorrow’s beauty professionals
Nicole Perrin-Hill’s ambition of owning a beauty institute took root in childhood.
“I’ve always had a passion for the beauty industry,” says Perrin-Hill. “Ever since I was a little girl, I would take my dolls and give them all a different hairstyle. My dad was a barber...
February 23rd, 2012 | ECDI Spotlight | Read More
Layer owner using skills grandmother taught her to build bakery business
Paula Katz discovered a love for baking at the tender age of six, when her maternal grandmother, Juliet, began letting her help out in the kitchen.
Juliet never wrote her recipes down and her granddaughter is the only family member she ever taught to bake. To this day, Katz is trying to get Juliet’s...
February 22nd, 2012 | Business Profiles | Read More
Columbus Chamber hosts 2012 annual meeting February 22
The Columbus Chamber will host its annual meeting tomorrow morning at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. This year’s focus will emphasize the organization’s intensified commitment to strengthening businesses in the Columbus region.
“Our Annual Meeting will be a vibrant celebration,”...
February 21st, 2012 | Upcoming Events | Read More
Kickstarter helps raise money for creative ventures via crowdfunding
Funding a business venture, especially a creative one, can be challenging. Kickstarter is working to change that.
Every week, the online crowdfunding platform allows thousands of people to pledge millions of dollars to creative projects −big and small− that resonate with them. In exchange for that...
February 21st, 2012 | Trendspotting | Read More
Middle West Spirits to expand facility in March
Middle West Spirits has announced that it will expand its microdistillery in the Short North.
A 4,200-square-foot addition, to be located behind the current Middle West facility at 1230 Courtland Ave., will allow onsite storage of product reserves, and provide space for new production equipment that...
February 21st, 2012 | Announcements | Read More
Founder’s Factory emphasizes relationships between mentors, startups to drive success
Todd Whittington and his team at the Founders Factory are on a mission: to provide value to the startup community and address the particular pain points that exist in our region.
Despite having several of the components necessary to fuel a boom in entrepreneurism −quality schools, a variety of industries...
February 20th, 2012 | Entrepreneurial Support | Read More
Express Program helps small businesses save money on energy costs
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has promised to resolve issues surrounding AEP’s rate increases for small business customers, but in the meantime companies can take advantage of a program designed to reduce energy usage and lower energy costs.
The Express Program is open to all non-residential...
February 17th, 2012 | Entrepreneurial Support | Read More
Common Mistakes Businesses Make When Using Lawyers
I am going to tell you something that goes against my professional self-interest: the secret to lowering your demand for legal services. It goes without saying that it is in a business’s best interest not to spend more on lawyers than is necessary. Money spent on lawyers is money that cannot be...
February 16th, 2012 | Metropreneurial Legal Insights | Read More
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