Archive for the ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ Category
Daniel Fox of Skreened: Your Questions Answered
Though just about every man, woman, and child on Earth owns a T-shirt, not everyone owns a custom T-shirt. But a trip −virtual or offline− to Skreened can change all that.
The Clintonville-based company specifically manufactures one-off T-shirts and apparel using a printing process that makes it...
December 7th, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
Picking Dave Hunegnaw’s Brain on Tech Startups
For years, I didn’t know Dave Hunegnaw’s name, but I knew his face. I frequently spotted him in the Short North and downtown, and wondered what he did for a living. (Apparently, I’m not the only one.)
Herewith, the serial entrepreneur and Brooklyn native reveals which venture occupies...
November 16th, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
Picking Kacey Brankamp’s Brain
Kacey Brankamp knows the ins and outs of downtown Columbus’s retail scene like it’s her job.
Actually, as retail recruiter for the Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District, it is her job.
“I play a matchmaker role with business owners and available space, but I don’t ‘do...
November 3rd, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
Picking Mark Swanson’s Brain
The Metropreneur recently profiled prominent local business owners Jeni Britton Bauer and Elizabeth Lessner, and both independently named Mark Swanson, president of Cup o’ Joe/Stauf’s Coffee Roasters, one of their go-to guys for professional guidance and advice.
That fact, combined with...
August 23rd, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
Picking Tyler Steele’s Brain
These days, it seems everyone is seeing “green.” Interest in designing, constructing, working, and living in environmentally-friendly buildings has increased considerably and shows little chance of letting up.
As owner/principal at Greenovate, Tyler Steele, for one, is capitalizing on those desires....
August 16th, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
Picking Elizabeth Lessner’s Brain
It’s certainly arguable that Elizabeth Lessner, CEO and president of Betty’s Family of Restaurants, is one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Columbus. The 36-year-old Windy City native opened her first bar and restaurant, Betty’s Fine Food and Spirits, in 2001 and has since maintained a steady...
August 2nd, 2010 | Frequently Asked Questions | Read More
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Finding and Using the Right Team for Insuring Your Business
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Jersey Watch gives youth sports orgs robust web presence
May 16, 2012 08:05
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At Work: Cement Marketing’s new space on Gay Street
May 15, 2012 08:05
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Thurber Center class offers tips for social media marketing
May 15, 2012 08:05
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Kristen Easterday of the Columbus Chamber: Your Questions Answered
May 14, 2012 08:05
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Chris Boring: Good comments, Amy! I talk to the media a lot and I agree with all of your points. A big part of being successful with...
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Anne Evans: I think it's important when you have a blog as part of a website that it is totally integrated into the look and feel of... -
Rachel Tayse: I love this series! It is fascinating to peek into these workspaces and the clever ways businesses are transforming inte...
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