Jesse Cannone has been helping people eliminate their pain and regain control of their lives for more than a decade. As a successful personal trainer and post-rehabilitation specialist in the greater Washington, D.C. area, Jesse was not content with seeing so many clients come to him with lower back pain and sciatica. He decided to focus his attention on helping the millions of people who struggle with back pain, neck pain, and sciatica.
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Jesse Cannone
Feb27
Katie Niemeyer
Handana is a fashion meets function fitness accessory that has changed the lives of so many, including my own. I invented Handana after being diagnosed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), a reaction causing your skin to blister to the point that you have 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
MO: What inspired you to launch your business?
Feb27
Chris Strand
Stan's Heating and Air Conditioning
Stan’s Heating & Air Conditioning is a HVAC company providing air conditioning repair, maintenance, and heating services for both commercial and residential customers in the greater Austin area.
MO: What inspired you to launch your business?
Feb1
Greg Fox
Fox Granite
MO: What has been your biggest challenge as a business owner and how have you met that challenge?
Jan23
Craig Bryant
Bryant Electric is a family owned electrician service that has been serving the Austin, Texas area since 1986.
MO: What inspired you to launch your business?
Jan8
Guillermo Ortiz
Geek Powered Studios is an Internet Marketing company based in Austin, TX. They provide search engine optimization services, Pay-Per-Click management, and web design.
MO: What inspired you to launch your business?
Jul27
Joy Schoffler
written by MO.com Subject Matter Resource Joy Schoffler
Over the past few years, most of us have had to innovate in one way or another in order make it through the market crash. People have had to change career paths, organizations have had to change product development direction. Even our government leadership has seen the need to innovate and focus more on the entrepreneurs and innovators. If we as a culture have learned anything from the crash, it is that we all must constantly change and reinvent ourselves in order to grow. We must innovate. But how can we achieve this? How can we change our businesses when we can barely get through today’s task list? The answer is through creating innovation first from within ourselves, within our workplaces, within our families, and the list goes on.
Jul25
Matt Winn
written by MO.com Subject Matter Resource Matt Winn
No matter how big or small your brand, you’re trying to find new and inexpensive ways to grow your social media presence. And why not? The larger the community, the more potential you have to reach these users to boost brand affinity and sales.
Jun15
Matt Winn
written by MO.com Subject Matter Resource Matt Winn
Managing a Facebook strategy can be a rat race when you’re main objective is to gather more likes. Between launching Facebook advertising and adding plug-ins, many of us are chasing a magic number of fans to please our clients and upper management. Of course, once that number is hit, the goal is moved even higher and we find ourselves starting the race all over again.
Fortunately, there’s a darn good reason to stop spinning your hamster wheel: your number of Facebook likes doesn’t matter anymore.
Apr24
Joy Schoffler
written by MO.com Subject Matter Expert Joy Schoffler
The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (aka- the Crowdfunding bill) is officially the law of the land, meaning startups looking for funding have new ways to raise capital.
The Crowdfunding bill will allow companies to raise small equity investments from individual investors, allowing even non-accredited investors the ability to legally invest in companies that were once only available to accredited investors.
The changes to the law have created a great deal of hype with many claiming crowdfunding to be the solution to cash-strapped startups woes. While the bill does give promising startups a new way to raise equity, it also increases the competition for investor attention.
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Mar27
Yolanda R-L Baker
Yolanda R-L Baker initially started GrayStar Investments, LLC as a real estate investment company in late 2006. After her son’s autism diagnosis in 2007, she shifted the company’s focus to consultant to special needs families, helping reduce their medical expenses.
After having success navigating the medical system, Yolanda wrote, B.I.T.E. Your Bills: A Four Point Plan to Cut Medical Expenses for Disabled Children, Adults and Seniors. The book guides the disabled and their families to cut health care costs using tax deductions, Health Savings Accounts, health insurance, and other budgeting techniques.
MO: How challenging was it to pivot your business model after receiving your son’s autism diagnosis?
