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RapidChat: Alec Arambula encourages you to ‘lace up and smell the coffee’

By By Jenna K. Morton, Rapid Chat Editor

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January 9, 2020

Out of his own personal desire to connect with fellow sneakerheads around town, Alec Arambula organized Kicks & Koffee — which operates as a platform for like-minded individuals to connect over an un-intimidating cup of joe. So whether you drink coffee or not, this young entrepreneur and coffee aficionado is encouraging people of all walks of life to come together, share their stories, and most importantly, 'lace up and smell the coffee.'

Startup Grind launches in our city with Bloombright’s Cara Debbaudt

By By Tommy Allen, Publisher

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Entrepreneurship

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January 9, 2020

Startup Grind Grand Rapids' mission is to educate, inspire, and connect entrepreneurs via monthly events that feature fireside chats featuring local CEOs, founders, leaders, and influencers. At the launch they welcomed Bloombright's Cara Debbaudt.

Keith Remelts propietario de FiveW Pets.

Cómo el apoyo comunitario fortalece a las pequeñas empresas: Tres historias locales

By Por Megan Sarnacki

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Entrepreneurship

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December 19, 2019

Los día feriados están aquí y las ventas nunca terminan. Sin embargo, antes de comenzar a marcar su lista, tres dueños de negocios explican cómo las compras locales vuelven a la comunidad, brindando más oportunidades para las empresas y los vecindarios cercanos y ayudando a promover el espíritu empresarial.

How community support strengthens small businesses: Three local business owners share their stories

By By Megan Sarnacki

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Entrepreneurship

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December 19, 2019

The holidays are here and the sales never end. Before you start checking off your list, though, three business owners explain how shopping local recirculates back into the community, provides more opportunities for businesses and nearby neighborhoods, and helps promote entrepreneurship.

Small business spotlight: All in a day’s work at National Supermarket

By By Lauren Fay Carlson, Managing Editor

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Entrepreneurship

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December 12, 2019

Henry Eduardo is a local serial entrepreneur with 3 National Supermarket locations and a restaurant, showcasing diverse Latinx products and dishes for all.

G-Sync: West Michigan Cuddle Connection on the importance of human touch in our society

By By Tommy Allen, Publisher

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Entrepreneurship

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December 12, 2019

Rapid Growth's December radio show appearance on WGVU’s Morning Show with Shelley Irwin welcomed Sherri Rogers of the West Michigan Cuddle Connection to share how this group is helping folks in our community understand the importance of human touch.

RapidChat: Alex Romero on Taking Chances

By By Jenna K. Morton, Rapid Chat Editor

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Arts & Culture

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December 5, 2019

Back in 2017 Alex Romero took a leap of faith by creating a role for himself within Carbon Stories that wasn't available. Fast forward to the present — this young entrepreneur not only holds the title of Project Manager at Carbon Stories, but he has started his own lifestyle brand appropriately dubbed, Take Chances Lifestyle.

Ana Jose, Marielena and Salvia Cano, and Tommy selfie

G-Sync: Marielena and Salvia Cano’s growing restaurant empire began in a neighborhood garage.

By Tommy Allen, Publisher

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Entrepreneurship

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November 27, 2019

For folks seeking an eatery where a smile is served with every amazing dish, I cannot say enough wonderful things about Marielena and Salvia Cano's restaurants, whose menu items are amazing and the delicious result of their taking very creative first steps in a garage that launched not just one, but two distinct restaurants in our community.

Las mujeres veteranas locales promueven el cambio en los negocios

By Por Megan Sarnacki

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Entrepreneurship

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November 21, 2019

El numero de negocios de mujeres veteranas ha aumentado, cuatro de ellas del Oeste de Michigan comparten sus experiencias, desafíos y lo que la comunidad puede hacer para mejorar la vida de las mujeres empresarias veteranas.

Rooted in structure and solid work ethics: Local Women veterans promote change in business

By By Megan Sarnacki

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Entrepreneurship

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November 21, 2019

As the number of veteran women-owned businesses increase, four West Michigan women veterans share their experiences, challenges, and what the community can do to improve the lives of veteran women entrepreneurs.

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